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The Sterling Club, later known as the Sterling Y tavern, seen here in 1936, stood in the middle of the North Y, where U.S. 41 split from U.S. 60 at the present-day cloverleaf. Its name appeared inspired by Sterling Beer, which was brewed in Evansville.
In about 1959, before there was the cloverleaf, there was the North Y on far North Green Street, where U.S. 41 and U.S. 60 went their separate ways in Henderson, Ky. In this view looking east, U.S. 41 traffic can be seen taking the left fork to head north toward Evansville, while traffic on U.S. 60 waits its turn to continue west toward Henderson. Among the landmarks visible in this 1950s-era photo are, from left, Noble Caton's Shell station, garage and body shop; the M & M Club; the Sterling Y tavern (in the Y); Boynton Merrill's peach orchard in the distance along U.S. 60-East (where the Peabody Buidlding now stands); barely visible, the top of Pearson's Tavern; a rental center with wagons stored outside; the sign for the A-1 Motel at Green Street and Richardson Avenue; and, at far right, Parkland Lumber.
The Brown Derby is seen in 1937.
Depending on one's perspective, Clarence Wood's Club Trocadero across from Ellis Park was a classy nightspot featuring top musical performers of the 1940s, or the Tri-State's capital of gambling and other sins. It closed during a citizen-led crackdown on gambling in the early 1950s. It reopened briefly as a country-western bar in the early 1980s, then operated as an antique mall. It was destroyed by fire in 1990.
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onion, chopped
3/4 cup
chopped celery
1 tablespoon
minced garlic
1/4 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
1 (14.5 ounce) can
stewed, diced tomatoes
1 (12 ounce) package
uncooked egg noodles
1 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed cream of chicken soup
As written, this dish is dry; but I've made a few adjustments that make it much better. First, add some salt and pepper to the hamburger when cooking. One can of tomatoes is hardly worth the effort - increase it to two. I mix about 1 cup of light sour cream and about 1/4 cup of milk in with the soup. Don't layer with the cheese. Cover with aluminum foil and bake about 45 minutes. Then, top with shredded cheese (I'm not sure what the point of a 1/4 cup of cheese is....increase it to your liking), remove foil and cook ~10 more minutes.
This is very bland. Needs more spices and definitely more cheese. Also, the proportions aren't right: too many noodles for the amount of other ingredients.
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I've made this recipe twice. The first time, I followed exactly as written however, I could only cook it for 30 minutes as it was drying out and one whole onion was too much; 12 oz. of egg noodles was also too much. It tasted ok, but was dry. The second time I used 1/2 onion, plain diced tomatoes (not stewed), substituted mozzarella for the cheddar, used 1/2 package of noodles and cooked for about 20 minutes and it was very good.
No complaints here! It's very appropriate this dish is called Amish YUMzuti because it is delicious! I just took it out of the oven and had to try a little bit since it smelled so good when it was baking. The cheese made this glorious crust over the noodles, and that alone was enough to make me give this a five-star review. The combination of cream of chicken soup, canned tomatoes and ground beef sounded bizarre, but it is really complimentary. I used bow-tie pasta and greased the bottom of my baking dish with I Can't Believe It's Not Butter spray. The noodles came out without any problems, and I'm thoroughly enjoying my tiny helping of this great casseole. Thank you for sharing, Karen! I'll be sure to make this again.
Made this twice so far!! First time I followed the original recipe. But it was a little dry and the noodles on top became crunchy. The second time, I used two cans of cream of mushroom, doubled the garlic, and added chopped mushrooms to the beef and that did the trick. excellent dish!
This was a great change from the everyday casserole. Even my hubby liked it even though he is not a big fan of casseroles.
The only modifications I made was to add another can of cream of chicken soup, about 1 cup of cheese and I used diced tomatoes with onions, peppers & celery and only 6 oz. of noodles.
I noticed some comments stated the noodles were crunchy...Tip:make sure all noodles are covered with sauce.
This is a definite keeper.
I read several of the other views. I used cream of mushroom soup and thinned it out. Next time I'll add 2 soups. I also added more cheese. I'll also plan on adding green pepper and mushroom when I brown the meat.
Overall it was good and we will add it to our meal planner!
I gave this 4 stars, but only because I altered it. I used Italian stewed tomatoes, added some chopped green bell peppers, 86ed the celery, subbed elbow macaroni noodles because I didn't have any egg noodles, and added tomato sauce because other reviewers said it was a bit dry. It was delicious! My kids loved it, which is a pretty big deal.
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There's a little story behind the name of my favorite salmon recipe: When my husband, Kevin, and I couldn't find a spicy teriyaki-style marinade to our liking, we created one in and named it Double K—for Krista and Kevin. Every time we make this flavorful fish, we get asked how we do it.
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JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Municipal Authority held their regular meeting Tuesday night to discuss the progress of the waste water treatment plant.
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Angela is a German and French specialist having completed her Teacher Training at Birmingham University. She has held a number of teaching posts in Worcestershire and as well as co-teaching on the MFL PGDipEd, she is an ExcellentTeacher/AST two days a week at Kingsley College in Worcestershire. Her area of expertise is the development of Teaching and Learning. Angela has also carried out ...
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Senior Lecturer in Education
Marion is Senior Lecturer in Education in the School of Education, Department for Education and Social Justice. Her areas of research and teaching expertise include post-compulsory education,adult and informal education, widening participation in further and higher education and education in the context of globalisation and internationalisation. In the School of Edication she is ...
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Academic and Professional Tutor
Nick Bozic has worked as an academic and professional tutor on the initial training course for educational psychologists since 2004. His special interests include community psychology, strength-based practice, working with organisations and groups, evaluation design and the use of web-based technology to support learning. Nick also contributes teaching sessions on standarised test ...
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Research Fellow
Ryan Bradley is a Research Fellow in the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) at the University of Birmingham. He is working on the Transforming Educational Practice in Autism research project which is funded by the European Commission, through their Erasmus Plus programme, Key Action 2, Strategic Partnerships.
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Lecturer in Primary ITE
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Programme Lead
Alison is the programme lead on the PG Dip Ed Primary/ Early Years ITE course and is responsible for the day to day running of the university and school based training programe. She also heads up the science and computing modules on the programme.
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Professor of Ethics and Education
David Carr is Professor of Ethics and Education and his principal research interests include: ethics, virtue ethics and moral education; the nature of professionalism and professional ethics; aesthetics; and education of the emotions. He has written widely in these areas and s the author of Making Sense of Education: An Introduction to the Philosophy and Theory of Education and Teaching ...
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Vice Principal, University of Birmingham SchoolDirector of School-Led Initial Teacher Education
Frances is a secondary school teacher and leader with extensive experience in Initial Teacher Education. She has been appointed as Vice Principal of the University of Birmingham School – the country's first secondary University Training School (UTS) which will open in September 2015. The School aims to transform lives by creating a learning community that will maximise the ...
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Lecturer in Language and Education
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Programme Leader PGDipEd (QTS) Secondary Physical Education
Joanne Cliffe is Programme Leader for the Post Graduate Diploma in Physical Education (QTS) for Secondary Education and Co-Leader for the MEd in teaching studies. Joanne's previous experience in higher education included contributions to the PGCE Physical Education course at Loughborough University. Her background is in teaching in secondary education and her posts have included, Head of ...
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Lecturer in Geography Education
Gemma has held a number of teaching posts in Birmingham schools since 2003, and before entering higher education held the post of Head of Department in a local secondary comprehensive school. She is a member of the Geographical Association and the RGS-IBG, and has also worked with the Prince's Teaching Institute on their Schools Programme for Geography, in conjunction with the ...
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Director of Partnerships - Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues
Sandra is the Director of Partnerships in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues . Previously she worked in the Centre for Research in Medical and Dental Education, working on a range of projects including the role education may play in changing workplace culture and practices. With a background in education policy she has worked on numerous projects with local schools and higher education ...
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Professor of Educational LinguisticsDeputy Director of MOSAIC, Centre for Research on Multilingualism
Angela Creese is professor of educational linguistics in the School of Education.
Her research and teaching cross references anthropology, linguistics and education. She uses ethnography to investigate ideologies and interactions in educational and other social settings. Her research publications cover urban multilingualism, language ecology, multilingual ethnography, ...
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Professor of Education Policy Research
Peter leads the Centre for Higher Education Equity and Access. He is also programme lead for the Masters in School Improvement and Educational Leadership programme.
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Ian completed his PhD in psychology in 1987; then taught in secondary schools in various roles including ICT co-ordinator, head of science and senior teacher. He is currently a Lecturer and leads the Education for Health Professionalsprogramme. In addition he teaches quantitative methods including factor analysis and provides a statistical advice service for the ...
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Laura became Lecturer at the School of Education in 2011 after completing a Birmingham Research Fellowship. Prior to that she worked as a member of a team on a large-scale research programme, the National Evaluation of the Children's Fund (DfES) at the University of Birmingham. She joined the University of Birmingham from the University of Oxford where she held an ESRC research studentship and ...
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Lecturer in Education
Martine is a Modern Languages specialist (French/Spanish) and has taught in schools and colleges, and in adult and higher education in England. After working as Course Leader for Modern Languages at a sixth form college she developed a portfolio of work by combining teaching, initial teacher training and consultancy work. She has also worked as educational adviser with a ...
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Graeme is a Lecturer on the Language Literacies and Dyslexia programme and on the Special Educational Needs Coordination (SENCO) programme in the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs.
He has extensive experience of working in a wide range of schools across the West Midlands. As well as holding various senior leadership roles within primary schools, he has also worked in an ...
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Reader in Disability and Special Educational NeedsCo-director VICTAR
Graeme is the deputy head of the Disability Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN) department (with a particular lead on research). DISN is the largest department of its kind in the UK and comprises over 30 academics researching and studying in the field of inclusion, SEN and disability.
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Liz is a Research Fellow working on a Sense funded project exploring the impact that diagnosis has for people with Usher syndrome. Liz is interested in exploring the effect of changes in Usher syndrome and the knowledge that someone has Usher, on the life and experiences of a person with Usher.
She will be interviewing people who are about 15, about 25, and about 45 ...
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Director of EducationHead of the Department of Teacher Education
Kit Field has been the Director of Education in the School of Education since August 2014. Immediately prior to this Kit was seconded from his post as the Head of the Centre for Academic Practice at the University of Wolverhampton to the role of interim Executive Headteacher at a large secondary Academy in the Black Country. He has been, the Dean of the School of ...
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Lecturer in Primary and Early Years Mathematics Education
David Foster joined the School Of Education in September 2014. He teaches Mathematics Education on the PGDip in Primary Education (PGCE Advanced) Primary and Early Years Course. Prior to this he worked for two years at BCU and seven years at Newman University as a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics and Mathematics Education. David has worked as a class teacher and Mathematics Coordinator ...
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Research FellowCo-ordinator for Voices of War and Peace First World War Engagement Centre
Nicola Gauld is the Co-ordinator for Voices of War and Peace: the Great War and its legacy. Funded jointly by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), project will bring together collaborations between academics and community groups to research the ways in which the conflict has shaped the past 100 years. Nicola will be responsible for co-ordinating and ...
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Professor of Critical Race StudiesDirector of Research, Director of the Centre for Research in Race & Education (CRRE) and Editor-in-Chief, Race Ethnicity and Education
David is Professor of Critical Race Studies, editor-in-chief of the journal 'Race Ethnicity and Education', Director of Research in the School of Education and Director of the Centre for Research in Race and Education (CRRE).
David's research focuses on race inequalities in education, especially the role of racism as a changing and complex characteristic of the system. He has ...
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Senior lecturerHead of Quality Assurance and Enhancement
Celia Greenway is the PGDipEd Early Years Co-ordinator and Partnership lead. Initially as a practitioner Celia taught in schools and nurseries across Worcestershire. Prior to joining the University, she was responsible for developing Higher Education provision within the Further Education Sector, and worked in collaboration with the University of Worcester establishing Foundation degrees for ...
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Professor of Urban Education HistoryDirector of the Voices of War & Peace Centre
Ian Grosvenor is Professor of Urban Educational History. He is author of numerous articles and books on racism, education and identity, the visual in educational research, the material culture of education and the history of urban education. Books include, Assimilating Identities. Racism and Education in Post 1945 Britain (1997), Silences and Images. The Social History of the Classroom (1999) ...
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Senior lecturer in Autism StudiesDirector of Autism Centre for Education and Research
Dr Karen Guldberg is currently Director of the Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) at the School of Education, University of Birmingham. She is a Senior Lecturer in Autism Studies in the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN).
Dr Guldberg is passionate about ensuring there is synergy between her teaching and research. She teaches on undergraduate level ...
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Liz Gulliford has an interdisciplinary background. She gained a Theology degree from Trinity College, Oxford and has a BSc in Psychology. She previously worked for the Psychology and Religion Research Group at the University of Cambridge, where she published work on forgiveness and other virtues, co-editing 'Forgiveness in Context: Theology and Psychology in Creative Dialogue' ...
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Lecturer in Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (SEBD)
Neil Hall started in his current role in September 2010, although for 20 years, as an Honorary Lecturer, he taught on various CPD programmes in special education and child protection and on initial and post qualification doctoral training courses in educational psychology. Neil is a Chartered Psychologist registered with the British Psychological Society (BPS) and a Practitioner ...
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Lecturer in Religious Education
Sarah worked in a large Manchester school as Head of department for eight years teaching KS3 and KS4 Religious Studies and Citizenship and KS5 Philosophy, Ethics, New Testament and Hebrew Bible. She is passionate about delivering creative, innovative and inspirational Religious Education which has at its core a promotion of pupil based reflective enquiry. She was the Secondary RE ...
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Professor of Philosophy of EducationDirector of Postgraduate Research
Michael Hand is Professor of Philosophy of Education and Director of Postgraduate Research in the School of Education. He is the Editor of IMPACT, a pamphlet series offering philosophical perspectives on current education policy. Michael's research interests are in the areas of moral, political, religious and philosophical education. He has published books and articles on education for ...
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Director of Development - Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues
Tom Harrison is the Director of Development at the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues and leads on all the applied research projects – working with schools, colleges, employers, voluntary sector organisations and policy makers across Britain as well as internationally. His specialist interests are character and virtue ethics, youth social action, citizenship, community ...
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Lecturer in Secondary Mathematics
After qualifying as a teacher at the University of Birmingham in 1991, Anthony taught mathematics in a variety of schools in and around Birmingham, being promoted to Head of Mathematics at Pershore High School in 1999. He became the Director of the Faculty of Mathematics, ICT and BS at Shenley Court School (now Shenley Academy) in Northfield until early retirement in 2012. Returning to ...
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Rachel Hewett is a Research Fellow based at Visual Impairment Centre for Teaching and Research She has been working in VICTAR since February 2010, after moving over from Birmingham Clinical Trials Unit. She is primarily working on a project funded by Nuffield Foundation and has been focusing particularly on the transition experience of visually impaired students; factors ...
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Jenny works in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues as a Research Fellow. She the centre in September 2012 and was previously the Development Officer, managing community outreach and projects such as the Thank You Film Awards and Jubilee Awards for Service.
Jenny has extensive experience of developing projects for and working with young people. She previously worked for the ...
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Lecturer in Secondary English Education
Sally took up the position of lecturer on the University of Birmingham PGDipEd secondary English course in 2013. Her previous career was in teaching in comprehensive schools beginning in 1990. Sally has worked as Head of Department , Head of Year and both as Subject and Professional ITE Mentor in schools in South Birmingham and North Solihull.
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Lecturer, Deafblindness and Multisensory Impairment
Liz is the only University lecturer in the country in Deafblindness and The School of Education is the only nationally recruiting programme for teachers who wish to qualify with Mandatory Qualifications recognised by the GTC in deafblindness.
Initially teaching children with severe learning difficulties, an interest in sensory impairment led her on to working with ...
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Academic and Professional Tutor, educational psychology
Julia has a background in teaching in both secondary school and further education. She works part-time as a Senior Educational Psychologist for a local authority in the West Midlands.
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Rachel joined the School of Education as a Research Fellow in April 2014 working on the Translation and Translanguagingresearch project. Before this she worked in the International Office and in the Careers Network at the University of Birmingham, assisting and coordinating large projects, being engaged in their financial administration, serving international and home ...
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Lecturer in Secondary Biology and Professional Education Development
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Binish is a Research Fellow based within the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues. She is currently working on a project which explores course training interventions, which will enable medical, teaching and legal professionals to explore their own virtues and if required, transform them.
Binish is a highly motivated academic professional who has developed her ...
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Lecturer in Science Education
John taught Science and Physics in secondary schools for fourteen years, including a role as Head of Science. For three years, he worked part time at the University of Warwick on the Science PGCE course and part-time in school. He joined the University of Birmingham in 2007 as Lecturer in Science Education with a focus on Physics initial teacher education.
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Lecturer in Severe Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties
Dr Lila Kossyvaki is a lecturer in Severe Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties in the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN) at the School of Education.
Lila is a chartered psychologist and a SEN teacher. She has a strong interest in school and home-based interventions to promote social communication and play skills in children with autism and learning ...
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Ben Kotzee is lecturer in the School of Education. He works on topics in the philosophy of education and focuses on applying insights from contemporary epistemology to questions regarding intellectual development. He also has research interests in the nature of expertise and in professional education. From May 2015, he will be co-investigator on the Phronesis and the Medical Community project ...
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Professor of Character Education and Virtue EthicsDeputy Director of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues
Kristján Kristjánsson's research orientation can best be summed up as that of Aristotle-inspired philosophical scrutiny of theories in educational psychology and values education, with special emphasis on the notions of character and emotional virtue. He has written extensively on themes in general education, moral education, educational psychology, moral philosophy and ...
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Senior Lecturer in Educational Linguistics
Maggie's research focuses on second language learning and second language teacher development. She has taught English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in Slovakia and Thailand at primary, secondary and higher education levels, English for Academic Purposes (EAP) in the UK and has worked with language teachers from all over the world, particularly from China, Japan and Slovakia. She is a ...
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Tutor in Educational PsychologySenior Educational Psychologist
Jane works as a tutor in educational psychology and is involved in teaching and supervising trainee educational psychologists on the three year initial training programme (Applied Educational and Child Psychology Doctorate). She is also Director of the research doctorate for practising educational psychologists (Ed Psych D programme) which has over 40 students enrolled.
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Paul joined the School of Education 2006 to take up a three-year research post as a research fellow in VICTAR. He is working on a Sightsavers International funded project studying the educational inclusion of children with visual impairment in developing countries. This involves establishing an evidence base demonstrating the effectiveness of different educational models of education for children ...
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Lecturer in Autism
Before joining the University Andrea worked in the voluntary sector, supporting adults with disabilities. She developed and managed models of support (including supported living, employment, peer support and community inclusion) for adults with Asperger syndrome within the West Midlands region.
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Lecturer in History in Education, Director of secondary ITE
After gaining his PGCE in 1994 Russell Manning worked as a Teacher of History at the Earls High School in Halesowen. He worked at this school for ten years and held the following posts; Deputy Head of Year, Second in Humanities and Head of History. During this time he also co-ran the annual Summer Literacy School and worked as the History Mentor in the school for the University of ...
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Lecturer in Educational Linguistics
Eleni Mariou is a Lecturer in Educational Linguistics. She joined the School of Education in 2014 and teaches on the MA Education TEFL programme. Before taking up this post, Eleni worked as a Teaching Fellow in TESOL at the University of Edinburgh, and also was an Associate Tutor on the distance-learning MA in Applied Linguistics and TESOL programme at the University of Leicester for ...
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Lecturer in Psychology and Education
Graeme is a Lecturer in Psychology & Education in the School of Education, Contributing to Undergraduate, Post Graduate Taught and Doctoral programmes.
He started his career in FE before joining the University of Birmingham. His areas of research and teaching expertise include Psychology of Motivation and Learning, Lifespan Development, Lifelong learning, Cultural ...
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Professor of Social History of Education
Jane Head of the Department of Education and Social Justice in the School of Education. She moved to Birmingham from the Institute of Education, University of London, where she was Head of Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. She has lectured in Education Studies, History, Sociology and Women's Studies at the University of Northampton and London Metropolitan ...
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Lecturer BA in Education
Ian's work is focussed on the sociological analysis of youth and youth services. His research has taken place within youth service providers, and has focussed on how policy on education, youth and localism relates to the identities and practices of youth workers and related occupational groups. Central to his work is a concern with inequality and social justice, and the role youth services ...
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Programme Lead (Visual Impairment)Deputy Head of School
With over 25 years' experience of teaching in schools and Higher Education (HE) Mike has extensive experience of curriculum design, delivery and evaluation as a teacher, lecturer, Director of Education and a researcher. Mike's research interests include developing 'research-informed' pedagogical practice within HE with a particular focus on the development of ...
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Professor of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education
James A. Middleton is Professor of STEM Education in the School of Education at the University of Birmingham. He holds a concurrent appointment as Professor of Engineering Education and Director of the Center for Research on Education in Science, Mathematics, Engineering, and Technology at Arizona State University. Prior to these appointments, Dr. Middleton served as Associate Dean ...
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Blaire joined the School of Education in 2012, and is working as a Research Associate within the Jubilee Centre for Character and Values. She is currently working on a project funded by the John Templeton Foundation entitled 'An Attitude for Gratitude'. This project will be examining how the principle of gratitude and service is understood in British society. In particular, it will be ...
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Director of Professional Training in Educational Psychology
Sue has been a practising educational psychologist for more than 25 years, and, in addition to her teaching and research responsibilities within the University, continues to practice as a chartered educational psychologist on a 0.1 full-time equivalent basis.
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Senior lecturer in social history and education and Deputy Head of Department
Kevin joined the University of Birmingham in 2000 and teaches social history and education on the BA (Hons) Education. He is a member of the editorial boards for the journals, Education Review, History of Education and Paedagogica Historica.
His latest book is entitled : Struggles for a Past: Irish and Afro-Caribbean histories in England 1951-2000
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Research Associate
Emma joined the School of Education in 2014, working as a Research Associate in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Values.She is currently working on a project funded by the John Templeton Foundation, working with the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia. The aim of the project is to evaluate the success of the 'Torchbearers of Liberty Programme'. This programme involves ...
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Mary joined the School of Education as a Lecturer in Mathematics Education in September 2012. Mary has taught Mathematics for many years in local schools in Birmingham, Solihull, and Worcestershire. She also has experience of teaching overseas at a Leading International School in the Middle East. She has 15 years' experience as a Head of Department in 3 different secondary schools and has ...
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Lecturer in Secondary Humanities
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Dr Despina Papoudi is a Lecturer in Autism in the Department of Disability, Inclusion and Special Needs (DISN).
Despina taught between 1995 and 2013 on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Greece. She was appointed as an Assistant Professor in Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Faculty of Early Childhood Education before ...
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Senior Lecturer
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Lecturer in Language, Literacies and Dyslexia
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Principal, University Training School
Michael is a highly experienced school leader who has been appointed as the first Principal of the University of Birmingham School – the country's first secondary 'University Training School' which will open in September 2015. The School aims to transform lives by creating a learning community that will maximise the personal and academic achievement of all of its ...
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Senior Lecturer Deputy Director, Centre for Research in Race & Education
Nicola is a Senior Lecturer within the School of Education and Deputy Director of the Centre for Research in Race & Education.
She is interested in practices that enable and challenge the continued manifestation of race inequity in contemporary societies. Understanding the role of privilege and power which are often overlooked in race debates is a key aspect of her work. She is especially ...
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Lecturer in Primary Education and Early Years
John Ryan joined the School Of Education in September 2012. He teaches Professional studies on the PGDip in Primary Education (PGCE Advanced) Primary and Early Years Course. Prior to this he worked for six years at Newman University as a Senior Lecturer in Professional Studies. John has worked in many Primary schools in Birmingham and he was a senior member of staff in all the schools he worked ...
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Lecturer, Inclusion and Special Educational NeedsProgramme Director, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Dr. Matthew Schuelka is Lecturer in Inclusion and Special Educational Needs and also serves as the Program Director for the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) program. He comes from a diverse background of study, research, and teaching experience – having taught multiple ages and subjects in the United States, Bhutan, Malaysia, and now the United Kingdom. Besides a passion ...
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Matthew joined the School of Education as a Research Fellow in 2015. He completed a PhD in Philosophy in 2012 and will work in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues on the 'Virtuous Character in Business and Finance Project', which will explore attitudes about virtues held by business and finance students and professionals, as well as ways in which a virtue ethical approach may ...
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Academic and professional tutor to Applied Educational and Child Psychology Doctorate programme
Anita Soni is an Academic and Professional tutor in the School of Education.
She is interested in working with children and their families in their early years of life, between birth and 7 years. She is enthusiastic about developing the skills of the Children's Workforce, especially those working in Children's Centres, and early years provision in the maintained, ...
Lecturer in Science and Science EducationAdmissions Tutor (Undergraduate Programmes)Welfare Officer
His current work draws on both his background in research chemistry and psychology, and new data as to what practices (philosophically, educationally, pedagogically and culturally) might best be adopted to encourage personally meaningful educational practices.
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Director of Primary Education Deputy Head of the Department of Teacher Education
Chris joined the University as a lecturer in Primary education and has since held the positions of Director of Studies for ITE and Head of Primary ITE. Her research interests cover the area of special needs and management alongside the area of initial teacher training. She was part of the School of Education team responsible for the DfES Transforming the School Workforce Pathfinder ...
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Research Associate
Emma has joined the Jubilee Centre for Character and Valuesas a Research Associate, working with the Step Up to Serve campaign in London. Previous to this role, Emma worked for the youth empowerment charity and Step Up To Serve member Free The Children, where she was responsible for creating educational resources and content for their new website, as well as writing articles, blogs and ...
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Professor of Inclusion and Diversity
Gary Thomas took up the post of chair in education at Birmingham in 2005. Before university teaching, he worked as a teacher and as an educational psychologist. In higher education – at the University of Leeds, at Oxford Brookes University, UWE and University College London – his teaching and research have focused on inclusion, special education, and research methodology in ...
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David is a Research Fellow in the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues. His interest in character and identity began during a first full career in the British Army. In 2010 he completed a PhD in Sociology and Social Policy at Durham University before moving to USA to work at Purdue University, Indiana, in the Human Development and Family Studies Department (HDFS). From Sep 12 to Feb 15 ...
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Reader in Education & Social JusticeDeputy Director, Centre for Research in Race & Education
Paul Warmington is Reader in Education & Social Justice in the School of Education. He has taught and researched for twenty-five years, firstly in FE then in higher education. His research interests include race, class and education; critical theories of race; black education movements, race equality and education policy; widening participation. His most recent book is Black British ...
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Senior Lecturer in Education (Deafness and Hearing Impairment)
Linda has a background of experience as a teacher of the deaf and educational audiologist and her research and teaching are rooted in this experience. She is particularly interested in the early language and literacy development of young deaf children and how this can be enhanced by the use of cochlear implants and/or digital hearing aids. She has a collaboration with the University of ...
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Senior Lecturer in Primary and Early Years Education
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Lecturer in Science Education (Chemistry)
Sandy has taught Science and Chemistry to A-level in secondary schools for 14 years. This included a secondment to the Royal Society of Chemistry as a School Teacher Fellow as part of the 'Chemistry for Our Future' project looking at strategies to overcome secondary to higher education transition issues. Prior to his appointment by the University of Birmingham Sandy was a Secondary ...
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Tutor in Educational Psychology
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Lecturer (Primary and Early Years Mathematics Education)
Kirsty works part time, and leads the PGDipEd Primary Mathematics Specialist course. Since joining the university, Kirsty established and taught the General Primary and Early Years mathematics courses. Prior to this, she was Research Officer on the ESRC funded project 'Purposeful Algebraic Activity' at the University of Warwick, where she also contributed to ...
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Kerstin has been appointed as a lecturer and researcher in the Autism Centre for Education and Research. She previously worked for several years in the Oxford Autism Research Group, where she managed the work programme of the International Molecular Genetics Study of Autism Consortium (IMGSAC). As a member of staff at the Oxford Neurodevelopmental Magnetoencephalography (MEG) Centre, Kerstin ...
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"Chocolate cupcakes are the ultimate party food. Make some for your next party!"
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1 1/3 cups
all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon
baking soda
2 teaspoons
baking powder
3/4 cup
unsweetened cocoa powder
1/8 teaspoon
3 tablespoons
butter, softened
1 1/2 cups
white sugar
3/4 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1 cup
I made this recipe and it was yummy. However, I suggest that you only fill the muffin cups 2/3 of the way, instead of 3/4 because they end up looking like muffins (way too high), rather than cupcakes. I will also probably lessen the milk a bit the next time, because it came out too soft and was disintegrating people were eating it.
These cupcakes are pretty good, but nothing exceptional. Also, the instructions are misleading; they say to cream 3 Tbsp. of butter with 1 1/2 cups of sugar. It's virtually impossible to cream such a small amount of butter with 8 times the amount of sugar! The butter will never get creamy, but will stay overly grainy and sugary from all that sugar. A much better and simpler way is to melt the butter and add it to the wet ingredients, and then add the sugar to the dry ingredients. The best part about these cupcakes is they are lowfat!
967 Ratings
Very easy and tasty (with and without icing). I found that it will make 30 cupcakes (don't fill each cup as full as stated, closer to 1/2). They will be the perfect size for icing. If you aren't planning on icing them you could make 24 cupcakes. I made these with the help of a 3 yr old and a 1 yr old. They both love them! I did need to bake them a bit longer (about 10 min) but our oven usually needs a bit longer so others might not not need to.
WOW! These were awesome! They are very cake-like and soft, and are amazing without any icing.
I filled the muffin cups about halfway and they rose right to the top of the cups and made 15(I halved the recipe).. there really wasn't a size problem for me. Thank you!
Ok, the recipes says it makes 16 cupcakes. I made 18 and had TONS of batter left over. Not only that, but even with the cups half full (large cups) they over flowed. And fell. And were that kind of too moist texture.
Not well done at all.
These turned out so good! I had some buttermilk to use up so I subbed that for the regular milk. I recommend it if you've got some on hand. I frosted with a rich semisweet/bittersweet chocolate frosting.
i love this recipie baked it quite a lot, my kids love it but i add only 1/2 a cup of cocoa or it seems a little to dry instead of moist for the kids but otherwise this recipie rocks!!!!
pretty good. i added more cocoa and subbed applesauce for the butter, since i had none on hand. i frosted them with a chocolate/peppermint buttercream icing and they were gobbled up. will make again.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Chocolate Cupcakes
Serving Size: 1/16 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 16
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 158
Calories from Fat: 35
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Betty M. Wonderly, 75, of 938 Troup Valley Hill Rd., Mount Pleasant Mills, and formerly of Kersey, died suddenly on Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at Elk Regional Health Center.
She was born Feb. 17, 1936 in Kersey, a daughter of the late Irwin Sylvester and Madeline Minnick Wonderly.
Betty spent many years caring for and kenneling dogs, and had a great love for her dog, Dee Dee. She enjoyed spending time with her family and especially enjoyed coming home to spend Christmas with them ever year. She also enjoyed shopping and crafts.
During Tuesday's City Council meeting, St. Marys resident Warren Stewart inquired about two issues regarding the demolition of the Dimitri building and the upkeep of the parking garage.
In reference to the empty lot on the corner of Center Street made vacant by the demolition of the Dimitri building, Greene said the only work remaining is for the gas company to cut off some of the pipes. He replied to Stewart's inquiry, stating that parking meter heads will be replaced on the street.
The Coaches vs. Cancer campaign at the recent Elk County Holiday Tournament was once again a success, with Roben Daghir, volunteer survivor for outreach and awareness, noting that the group doubled their donations from the previous year.
"At the time of the final count at St. Marys Area High School, we had $1,200," Daghir said. "I have heard from some of the coaches that they had donations given to them following the games. Those donations will be added to the $1,200 total."
A grant through the Stackpole-Hall Foundation has initiated an out-of-school youth program to be carried out by a collaboration with the Ridgway YMCA and the Elk County 4-H Program.
The 4-H program will open the door for Elk County children between the ages of eight and 18 years old to learn leadership, teamwork and other valuable skills that will encourage them to be proactive forces within the community.
According to 4-H Out-Of-School Programs Coordinator Jody Johnson, the program will focus on a variety of STEM [Science, Technology, Engineering and Math] activities.
In Tuesday night's Jay Township reorganizational meeting, the appointments of John Schneider and Victoria Burlingame to the water authority by township supervisors caused some residents in attendance to question the appointment process and the supervisors in their decision.
Applicants for the two vacancies within the the water authority board included Maria Pirazzi, Wendy Bonanno, Martin Rosenfeld, John Schneider, and Victoria Burlingame.
The vacancies originated with Jim Huff and Fran Gustafson withdrawing their names from consideration.
St. Marys City Council's two newest members, Nedward Jacob and Gregory Gebauer, presided over their first official meeting on Tuesday evening. During the meeting, council was split in half as to how to fill the vacant seat on the council. The seat was vacated by Gwen Auman, who relocated her residential address outside the City of St. Marys.
Councilman Dan Hepner said that between Jacob and Gebauer, the two received 54 percent of the vote, with Auman coming in third. The fourth-place vote-getter was past council member Tom Farley, who received 22.5 percent of the vote.
The Jay Township Board of Supervisors' reorganizational meeting on Tuesday night began with Supervisor Jeremy Rippey being appointed to the position of chairman of the board and Murray K. Lilley to that of vice chairman.
Tuesday's meeting also saw the elimination of Supervisor Lilley's position as equipment maintenance employee with the township.
In a vote initiated by Rippey and seconded by Gustafson, the decision was made not to reappoint Lilley to the position, ultimately ending Lilley's 12-year tenure as a township employee.
The Fox Township Supervisors held their annual reorganization meeting Tuesday evening, followed by their regular monthly meeting.
Supervisor Mike Keller was voted board chairman, with supervisor Dave Mattiuz voted as vice chairman.
Kathy Dowie was retained as township secretary, as well as chairman of the Vacancy Board, while Randy Gradizzi was reappointed roadmaster. Jerry Zimmerman was voted assistant roadmaster, with Mattiuz casting an opposing vote. Mattiuz also opposed retaining Dave Pontzer as legal counsel for the township.
The Elk County Commissioners started 2012 yesterday morning with several reorganizational meetings to begin the calendar year.
Elk County Commissioner Daniel R. Freeburg, who took over as chairperson a month ago, will continue until April 30, 2013, completing a 16-month term as chair. Freeburg will be followed by fellow commissioner June H. Sorg from May 1, 2013 to Aug. 31, 2014; incoming commissioner Janis E. Kemmer will serve as chairperson from Sept. 1, 2014 to Dec. 31, 2015.
Applications are still being accepted for drinking water sampling.
Cynthia J. "Cindy" Wise, 59, of Ebensburg, died on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011 at Windber Hospice following a two-year battle with cancer.
She was born July 15, 1952 in Spangler, daughter of the late Clyde C. and Rose A. (Flick) Kelly.
On Nov. 24, 1978, she married D. Bruce Wise, who survives.
She had been employed at the former Laurel Bank (FNB) and in the office of Wise Trailer Sales, a business she owned with her husband.


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