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Pillsbury® refrigerated pie crust, softened as directed on box
3 (1 ounce) squares
Hershey®'s unsweetened chocolate, cut into pieces
1 cup
LAND O LAKES® butter, softened (do not use margarine)
1 cup
1/2 teaspoon
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1/2 cup
sweetened whipped cream
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Ohhhhhhhh, decadence. A mile-high version of the traditional French Silk Pie (see other recipe on this site). It seems to be updated, calling for pasteurized eggs or egg substitute, but I'm not intimidated by raw eggs, so I just used four fresh, large eggs (and lived to tell about it without incident). As you beat it, it gets fluffier and fluffier, as well as lighter in color. For color and taste I thought an Oreo cookie crust might be even better, so I made a crust of 24 regular-size Oreo cookies and 1/4 cup melted butter. Had I used a traditional pie crust I might have liked this with one more square of melted chocolate. Very rich, so cut slices accordingly. This is most likely why the French Silk Pie recipe I'm used to calls for half this amount of filling (and then of course you bury it under a couple inches of whipped cream). I garnished this with fresh whipped cream, raspberries, and mini chocolate chips. And as it turned out, I found I actually do prefer the pie with the Oreo crust.
I made 4 French silk pies to compare and get the best recipe. This was the worst by far! Think of making cookies....butter, sugar, eggs. Now take that mixture and put it in the fridge. That is what this recipe is, other than a little cream and chocolate added. I would give zero stars if I could.
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Couldn't stop licking the bowl, utensils, etc. this is so good...with my changes....I only added 3 eggs and I added another ounce of chocolate because I wanted a more chocolatey, dense pie. I used the paddle attachment on my stand mixer for everything except eggs-then switched to wire whip and beat on high. Filled a premade baked pie crust just fine.
Great recipe! I too did this with raw eggs and everything seemed to work out just fine. I was just very careful with watching my temperatures. The kids loved this one too. I'll be making this again for sure!
Ok, made this again, and this time I reduced the sugar by 1/4 cup (to 3/4 cup instead of 1 cup), and it came out even better. My daughter said the first go, at full sugar, was too sweet. I cut it back and it still got raves. I'll have to try it at 1/2 cup and see what that does. Still an excellent pie.
Wow!!!! This was absolutly amazing! I was a bit worried while making this that it wasn't going to turn out, because upon tasting it it tasted grainy. After adding the eggs this was much better. I used a pre-made Keebler shortbread pie crust. I didn't have any chocolate squares, so I melted 1 tbsp shortening with 3 tbsp cocoa for each oz. of chocolate. Update 1/22/12, I have made this pie several times and it is always amazing. I recently made it again and used egg substitute and it ruined my pie! They would not blend into the rest of the ingredients and it turned my filling into a cottage cheese like filling, wound up throwing it out! From here on out I will always use real eggs!!!
Awesome! I made 4 pies from this recipe. The first two were very soup like. I was using what I thought was butter but it was margarine! When I got it right and used the butter, it was divine!
I will never try another french silk pie recipe. This is the best one. I can not imagine a better one. I made this for my husbands birthday and it was simply amazing.
Loved it! Only suggestion would be to separate the eggs, blending in the yolks as called for but whipping up the whites then gently folding them in for increased volume.
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How do we capture the collective wisdom and engage the global TEDx communities?
There have been over 1400 TEDx events globally. Each of these TEDx events are nurturing incredible local communities. These communities value education and the power of ideas to change the world. How do we connect these communities and share their collective wisdom?
How do we help these communities take action, both locally and globally?
Feb 17 2011: IBM has a technology that they use ,with incredible results. They are able to create a 3-days brainstorming with maybe 150.000 people from 100 countries. It is called InnovationJam. It is a collaborative platform and I believe they could give it pro bono to TED to start an experiment of planetary creation.
In term of taking action, I believe action comes from emotion, and emotion and involvement happen when something is close to you. Maybe TEDx should only be a GREAT LISTENER, someone who offers a platfrom to give more energy and visibility to issues which are already there, in the community, so maybe the question is AS TEDX organizers , HOW TO BE A GREAT LISTENER.
Sherry Moir
Feb 15 2011: I would love to see a TEDx events app on FACEBOOK which worked like the birthday app which would identify TEDx events on the day they are happening and have the information available for folks to add to their personal profiles.
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How about setting up stations at TEDx events to SKYPE between TEDx events happening on the same day around the world?
Feb 17 2011: This is a great idea!
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Feb 17 2011: I think using Skype is a great idea thou as many other people I know, I do not use Facebook and feel that one should not be required to as its privacy issues are concern for me.Feb 16 2011: Here are some ideas:
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- How about allowing to let the TEDx organisers collaborate with TV Broadcast?
- Encourage radical openness and hyper-connectivity by giving the example.
- Monetizing might help
- Make and strengthen connections, between people and organisations
- Reach out to RSA, Pechakucha, CCC, HUB, Hackerspaces, and similar groups
- Supporting the talks, writing endorsements
- Keep the positive sum games, weed out the 0 or negative sum game structures.
- Start the Age of Splendorism (just coining a term here)
- Look at religions on how they did it and do it?
Here's a bigger idea:
If we can install "TED dojo's" worldwide, there will be physical places where we can all connect, and network the networks.
On a local scale, people can enter this local space (there already exist spaces like this) and "post" their local problems, or global problems. And discuss with the people who gather there together and take local actions.
(this is like the iidea that I contributed to google's 10^100 project)=> "Apply leading-edge web tools to communities and cities to help people participate, document and share solutions to the challenges that their communities face"
Zdenek Smith
Feb 17 2011: Great ideas!
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In terms of web platform, TED could use one of existing platform building tools like:
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Apr 2 2011: I'm a part of the TED community, by definition, but not entirely in spirit. Here's why.
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If you were "choosing-up" teams for a game, the TED community would be the last kid picked, because no matter how many smarts he has, he's weak. He's the geeky kid with the good ideas. What he lacks is street smarts and street cred. Many great ideas, sure, but the community at large ignores him because he doesn't know how to grab the community by the collar and make his point loudly and forcefully. TED lacks leadership skills.
Much of the problems in our world stem from evil and corruption. Through the TED lens, evil is viewed as diversity.
Sometimes you need to call-out the evil doer and the crook. But that's not the TED style.
TED can't seem to deal with BS. [I'm not sure those two letters will even be printed]. Nevertheless, much of our society spins lies for special interests. EG: "Global warming is hoax", "Obama care has death panels", this 'birther' nonsense, de-regulating industry will increase our standard of living, trickle-down economics is good for the workers, tax-cuts for the rich.....shall I stop??? How many scientist pound their fists on the table to debunk these myths that are crippling us from any kind of progress? Can you name one? That's because our best thinkers - those with the most credibility will not loudly demonstrate for truth. They do it quietly. They'll write another paper. But that's not enough. They must shouted-down by the know-nothings. they must push-back.
Sometimes you need to holler and make a fuss to get noticed. How many years must we waste before tackling the pressing issues with genuine solutions and not sound bytes. The TED community needs , some grit, some voice, some ca-hones.
Gisela McKay
Mar 4 2011: Having perused a few similar threads, I think there may be a way to pull other people's suggestions all together for this purpose.
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What if you rolled out sub-domains that either gathered members by region or be sector (e.g. toronto.ted.com or health.ted.com) and enabled a few features into those areas, like the conversations platform (or a modified version) to do specific things:
- a way to find people interested in speaking at local or thematic events (with their ideas/topics),
- find people who have project ideas,
- find people willing to volunteer on projects or at events, etc.
Then people could participate in the broad community (here) and in their self-selected niches.
Edit: It also occurs to me that it would be cool to have TED conversations actually function as conversations with the speakers- e.g having a thread where community members could gather and maybe vote on a list of questions to ask specific speakers and then have someone interview that person using the selected questions. It might help to get tangible actionable suggestions on appealing topics.Feb 16 2011: Ask TEDx Organisers to make an (18 minute?) video summary about how they organised the event/ strengths/weaknesses/pitfalls etc and publish them on the TEDx Organisers channels.
Dave Lim
Feb 16 2011: Great idea for sharing and cross learning !Feb 17 2011: Great Idea James. As an organizer myself, I would produce such a video and look to watching others. It's a big, big job and takes a lot of time - not what I expected - but well worth it.
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Steve Frazee
Feb 15 2011: Inspire cross TEDx collaboration (xTEDx?) by inviting communities to work on a shared problem. This would mobilize a tremendous resource for the planet.
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Pick a theme each year and invite innovation and collaboration. Some themes would manifest local experiments while others would require cross cultural collaboration on systemic issues.
Recruit a small knowledgeable advisory board to provide leadership and cross community facilitation. Make 18 minutes available in Long Beach each year for someone to report on the new ideas and best practices that arise out of the exercise.
Feb 15 2011: I really love these ideas. I think that organizing our local TEDx conference around a global, annual theme, and having a component of the conference dedicated to collaborative work on a shared problem, would be phenomenally successful in our community. People would be really excited about it.
Feb 16 2011: More and more I'm hearing the TEDx community in Grand Rapids ask, "what are we going to DO?"
On Monday I had the pleasure of listening to Clay Shirky talk about Cognitive Surplus. The TED and TEDx community represents a massive organized supply of cognitive surplus. What would be great is if TED could go one step further and help facilitate the demand side. I think the selection of an annual problem/theme/challenge would do that.
We've pulled together an great team to create and host our event, but these awesome people and the local TEDx community would be even more enthused to "do" something in the world that has lasting meaning.Feb 11 2011: TEDx organizers should know each other and be aware of each other's projects. How they can know each other? Idea that just came to my mind is showing one TEDx video at each TEDx event.
Feb 11 2011: I used to translate TEDxTalks that relate to my own TEDx event. I've translated to Brazilian portuguese 2 TEDxTalks: Steve Shapiro (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7Fu2iMgHn0) and Chase Pickering (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlSHwMJXffs).
Feb 11 2011: Thank you! I think in the long run good TEDx videos should be subtitled, because they deserve it. Some TEDx talks are in the quality of real TED talks. Recent one I watched: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omOXK-pqk8s
Feb 11 2011: I think this is already started. As translator I saw many TEDx talks recently.Feb 12 2011: Yes, indeed. We are looking at the possibility of extending TED's Open Translation Project to incorporate TEDx videos. It's a rather large technical/backend transition, but we're hoping to move it forward this year. In the meantime, translators can of course edit the TEDx talks that make it on to TED.com. And many translators are informally volunteering to translate TEDx talks, which is wonderful and so appreciated!Feb 16 2011: I would suggest an expansion: they should be available in any one of the core 33 languages and 12 dialects of Arabic, choose the one subtitle stream you want to see.
Gliga Vlad
Feb 16 2011: What about national TEDx events organised by the TEDx organisers in the respective country. This would have an even bigger impact and we can spread the word about TED.Feb 15 2011: well, my idea is bringing together TEDX and HUB (http://the-hub.net) may help to create the policy environment in
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which strong and responsible can work to address local and global needs.
Feb 16 2011: I second thisFeb 16 2011: See www.earth-intelligence.net for the basics. Read to talk--and if you can get Sir Richard Branson's attention (his corporate development people do not compute), you're on to both OpenBTS for the five billion poor, and start up fuinding for the World Btrain and Global Game (with one billion paying $5 each to eradicate corruption in governments, corporations, and non-governmental organizations, this is both as radical as it gets, and the fastest, cheapest way to get to a prosperous world at peace.
Tim Shaw
Feb 13 2011: RE. Helping TEDx communities take action - there is some inspiring conversation happening through the TEDx various communication tools available to TEDx organizers, but I agree that a more fluid platform would help. Example that comes to mind is what Sprouter is doing for entrepreneurs - a very social platform where it is easy to find and offer support. Previous TEDx organizers could be selected for Q&As, as Sprouter does with successful entrepreneurs.
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On a more tactical thought - What if we had a way of voting the best idea out of each TEDx event to a pool where every year the TED community could vote on the best TEDx-generated idea. The winner could be given a reward to help them bring their idea to life, similar to what TED does but more crowdsourced.
Feb 15 2011: Because there's a flood of wonderful information that's growing daily, we need to collate and summarize the key "call to action points", and make the connections easier to act on. We don't suffer from a lack of good ideas, we suffer from a lack of time and attention to put them into action. Therefore, make the "next steps" easy to accomplish and "scan" (so people can skim the basic information, and dive in deeper as time/energy/passion moves them).Feb 13 2011: I was visiting a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan earlier today to meet with different members of the refugee camp to introduce to them the concept of TEDx events and the TEDxDeadSea event that I'm organizing in Jordan at the end of April in order to get them involved and participate at the event, as I'm trying to include people from the different areas and backgrounds in Jordan in our event to make it a wholesome and inclusive event as opposed to an elitist event.
The refugee camp as you could imagine is a poor part of Jordan, however, with many untapped talents, and even one of our speakers is a 19-year old nursing student from the actual refugee camp itself, but what is more important is the fact that after I met with the group of young men and women of the refugee camp, they had very interesting questions like: what is a tangible result(s) of the TEDx event that you're organizing at the DeadSea that you're telling us about, and how would some of the ideas discussed at the event be practically implemented, and how can we engage with the global TEDx communities.
Now, one very essential component to engage these members of the Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan with the global TEDx communities is first and foremost to enable them to communicate via a platform that TED would create (much similar to this TED Conversations platform) where they can learn from experience/ideas implemented/innovations of various other communities and enable them to be more open to the outside world in terms of ideas/innovations/and constructive discussions.
Now participating at a TEDx event in Jordan is one step, but more long-term steps and actions would require more direct communication and exchange between the various TEDx communities global for the benefit of everyone, as one idea/experience in Lahore might change/help change the life of someone in Tokyo.
I think we all ought to seriously think of practical ways to achieve this and allow everyone to be part of it.Apr 1 2011: We must make the change the conversation and the collaboration paradigm, so that each contribution gradually leads toward a single solutions.
The problem with forums is that the more contributors they get, the more confusing and hard to follow it is, which I believe is a contradiction, since "collective" implies the "many". And I believe in the power of many.
But how can we really weight others views and suggestions and build on each other? There are so many comments that it's impossible to read them all and understand where the community is actually going.
I suggest a different kind of interactivity on this website: instead of qualitative data (comments) only, each contribution should link to all the others that relate to it, in a sort of a surfable 3-dimensional web of contribution. Drill down (even visually, it helps) to see more contributions that address an issue in more detail (replies and direct comments), roll up to see aggregated data.
Each contribution should be processed so to provide quantitative data also, even if just a simple "yes/no" on a topic, which in aggregated form would help sift through the different solutions provided.
It's just an option, but I believe the solution is in this direction.Mar 21 2011: Infect community college speech and drama departments. Let TED creep into colleges and universities and foster new ideas in new thinkers before they are indoctrinated with old ideas.Mar 11 2011: What a challenge... Sometimes I feel TEDx organizers work hard focusing on their audiences but less in TEDx community. Sharing knowledge and ideas is more than uploading the videos of TEDx event.
Maybe plattforms like TED Conversations can become a powerful tool to capture collective wisdom from TEDx communities.
It could be useful to share in TEDx websites information and contents from others TEDx events. This information could be showed as a widget in website to connect another TEDx website contents.
Also, it could be positive to organize webinars sharing ideas, knowledge and experiences from TEDx community.
Jon Yeo
Mar 7 2011: COLLECTIVE WISDOM
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How about a designated topic expert or champion? Who probably has many of the answers but can also co-ordinate and collaborate a collective "answer" to many of the common problems organisers face? eg logistics, financing, managing volunteers etc
It would probably need to be further managed into 3 levels of "acceptance" too. eg.
1. What works
2. Submitted (and being considered for the final "what works" level)
3. Not recommended (and why)
Using above, if we could rate or tag the ideas above, we could identify what makes most sense (and works) for the global community. Kind of like a community "vote" on the collected wisdom. That way the areas with the most feedback could be addressed first.
Athena Lam
Mar 2 2011: I know TEDx organizers in the China or SE Asia region have kind of connected loosely, so I think there's already a desire for this community to grow.
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Platforms could include a forum for TEDx organizers (registered ones that are beyond just the licensee) so that they can exchange ideas/formats/speakers/logistics.
Perhaps another requirement in the TEDx programme might be that a TEDx organizer has to connect with at least one TEDx organizer or TEDster in their region (say SE Asia, South Asia, or North America), just so there is some dialogue going on.
A good example is just Hong Kong - in one year we've overnight had this mushrooming of TEDx events. The enthusiasm is great, but on the other hand, it might oversaturate the city, and on top of that, it might stretch resources thin. We had TEDxHong Kong, TEDxYouth Day, TEDxPearl River Delta, TEDxHKSAR, TEDxKowloon off the top of my head - I think there was one more. Many of them weren't advertised, so it doesn't make it too open to the general population - so more coordinated PR would be great.
If there are regional hubs emerging - it might be a good idea to actually have TED do a collaboration (kind of like TEDWomen or TEDxChange). Maybe one in China, or one in Hong Kong. That might help consolidate it a bit, and make them bigger in scope as well.
Mar 12 2011: totally agree ! better to have quality over quantityFeb 26 2011: I have a few ideas that I'd very much like to initiate:
1. Encourage regional TEDx associations (collaboration among licensees in the same region) to connect more TEDxers together. We'd gain a larger critical mass of local thinkers and doers.
2. TEDx organizers should proactively reach out (via Facebook, Twitter, e-mail, TED portal, etc.) with other TEDx organizers in other parts of the world. Find TEDx organizers who are innovative, address similar themes, or have dome something really cool. Start a conversation, share ideas, partner on a shared initiative.
Let us not wait for someone to tell us what to do, let's collaborate and DO IT.Feb 16 2011: This is in my view the single most important question asked so far. TED is making the same mistake that Amazon and so many others have, and is content to make money from putting butts in seats while perpetuating a stove pipe system of knowledge. TED is knowledge tourism, nothing more, at this point.
What is needed--and TED certainly has the credibility to make it happen and I am available to bring to bear 20 years of thinking on this--is a World Brain Institute that sponsors the World Brain (grid) with a proliferation of Centers for Public Intelligence and networks focused in harmony on the ten high level threats to humanity, the twelve core policies, and t he eight demographics, using the five methods. All of this is laid out, free as is all my work, at Phi Beta Iota the Public Intelligence Blog.
TED has not made the leap from finding and sharing cool new ideas to actually building and nurturing a constructive network such as you clearly envision is needed. I am in Oakton VA. Invite me up for a chat, I have to be up there anyway on the 8th of March for a playdate with Doug Rushkoff and Venessa Miemis, but sooner is better.
This is not rocket science, it can be jump started for $15 million a year, I designed the $3 billion a year open source agency back before I realized the US Government is not at all interested in getting it right, just perpetuating the status quo Industrial Era stovepipes.
Medard Gabel is in Media, Pennsylvania, for $2-3 million a year he already has the architecture and team ready to go to create the foundation of the digital EarthGame (he was co-creator with Buckminster Fuller of the analog World Game), sponsor him as the mentor senior scientist and Jane McGonical as the rising scientist and get out of the way.
I know how to create global networks to re-integrate our world of fragmented knowledge. In a nutshell, all organizations have lost their integrity in a holistic sense, and a new form of integrative network is needed. Peace.
Mar 5 2011: Robert,
Appreciating that you seem to have unique perspective, I think you are significantly off in your proclamation that "TED has not made the leap from finding and sharing cool new ideas to actually building and nurturing a constructive network such as you clearly envision is needed."
TED has become a nexus of coordination for making ideas happen, not just sharing them. I have seen the power of the TED community in action and it is not as you describe. Check out the TED Prize and TED Fellows programs for direct evidence of this.Mar 7 2011: Who do I write the $15M cheque out to?
It is valid to criticize TED, everything can be improved. I think that organizations external to where real the money transacts like TED are only really great for inspiration. Meritocracy of ideas is a bit of an illusion. Worth Spreading? According to who? Who knows if your idea is about to save the world? Buckminster Fuller was a cool dude so if you are following in his footsteps I guess your heart is in the right place. For all our sakes, Good Luck!Feb 12 2011: I believe that visually mapping TEDx's (on a several different levels) could be very interesting, plus making it available through the web. With so many countries, events, and people involved, it becomes easy to get lost in a sea of information, so i do think it would be fascinating to be able to create other ways to navigate the data, way beyond locality: a fluctuating and visually arresting TEDx psycho-geography so to speak....
This could help different TEDx organizers identify common passions and interests, plus further collaborations; it could help individuals better understand the internal makeup of the TEDx's of their region, and also visually identify patterns and world-wide movements... are TEDxers suddenly more into certain themes globally, or regionally? Are their communities growing? What is the average age of their attendees? Are there collaborations across borders? What are the most popular TEDxtalks, and are they coming from specific corners? etc etc. The architecture and programming would be the complex component, but once designed, the system could feed itself through tags, and data that the TEDx organizers are already collecting naturally.
Quite a few TED speakers have made fascinating points about the potential of visualization, and it could be great to get their input on how to benefit; because not only could this data be useful for understanding the bigger picture of the TEDx movement, but also be fun to navigate and become another level of engagement for both the organizers and the general public.
(The creation of a visual thermometer in other words.)
Feb 17 2011: Data visualization as an idea hit me as soon as I read Lara's question.
For instance - a cloud of word bubbles - the word being a keyword self-generated by the TEDx Organizer, bubble size being the sum of incidents of the word. Clicking a bubble gives you the list of TEDx events that used it. Perhaps a second-level cloud showing frequency of cross-TEDx Origanizer communications flowing from the initial worb bubble.
John Marston
Feb 11 2011: The question "How do we help these communities take action, both locally and globally?" leads to the question "Are the TEDx Events about just sharing ideas or are they also about making ideas happen?" I believe that it has to be about both and a way to do this is for TEDx Organizers to partner with other community groups that are focused on specific issues.
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To help TEDx Organizers do this TED could publish case studies of how this has been done and share best practices. The risk exists that some partner organizations may wish to take over the TEDx event and not understand the roles and responsibilities of the parties.
Another idea that could be used to connect Organizers would be to have global TEDx days like TEDxYouth on specific issues that are important to many groups. This would create an opportunity for collaboration and from those connections action would happen.Feb 11 2011: I think we are missing a special platform to share all those achievements that captures some information about tools and initiatives that solve little and big problems.
I'd love to have such and easy app that we, as TEDx organizers, could fill with information, get keywords and associate them as our own brain do it. Actually there's no way to do this as perfect as our brain do, but we have to start from scratch, old way, excel sheet...
Maybe a crowdsource idea association or something like that. If we can capture such ideas association, we could expand it to a semantic robot that could do this for us.
It's challenging to think about it and how to solve.
Sometime ago I thought about TEDxTalks Youtube channel video description. If we can put all those descriptions in a database, we will have data to start.
I've captured some time ago 2,000 descriptions from TEDxTalks, but I lost my hard drive and I didn't have backup! (shame on me). This took me hours and hours of work. If each TEDxOrganizer could do from your own event, this could facilitate the job. Can you propose this task to licensees google group? They could come up with ideas to enhance such data analysis.
Feb 11 2011: Next time please use for hard drive backup an online storage service like Adrive or Mozy ot other. They have generous free storage capacity.Apr 11 2011: Since joining TED this winter, I have watched about forty percent of the available talks for applicability to my work. As I have found true in ancient teachers, modern teacher contributions to humankind can also be summed up according to a small number of major ideas. Might we agree on Aristotle's concept of "logos"? Adler's 102 great ideas come to mind as a wonderful start. If we re-tag the existing talks via a set of dedicated volunteers/translators. Most of what has been mentioned here can be achieved with some facility.
ANGEL, ANIMAL, ARISTOCRACY, ART, ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY, BEAUTY, BEING, CAUSE, CHANCE, CHANGE, CITIZEN, CONSTITUTION, COURAGE, CUSTOM AND CONVENTION, DEFINITION, DEMOCRACY, DESIRE, DIALECTIC, DUTY, EDUCATION, ELEMENT, EMOTION, EQUALITY, ETERNITY, EVOLUTION, EXPERIENCE, FAMILY, FATE, FORM, GOD, GOOD AND EVIL, GOVERNMENT, HABIT, HAPPINESS, HISTORY, HONOR, HYPOTHESIS, IDEA, IMMORTALITY, INDUCTION, INFINITY, JUDGMENT, JUSTICE, KNOWLEDGE, LABOR, LANGUAGE, LAW, LIBERTY, LIFE AND DEATH, LOGIC, LOVE, MAN, MATHEMATICS, MATTER, MECHANICS, MEDICINE, MEMORY AND IMAGINATION, METAPHYSICS, MIND, MONARCHY, NATURE, NECESSITY AND CONTINGENCY, OLIGARCHY, ONE AND MANY, OPINION, OPPOSITION, PHILOSOPHY, PHYSICS, PLEASURE AND PAIN, POETRY, PRINCIPLE, PROGRESS, PROPHECY, PRUDENCE, PUNISHMENT, QUALITY, QUANTITY, REASONING, RELATION, RELIGION, EVOLUTION, RHETORIC, SAME AND OTHER, SCIENCE, SENSE, SIGN AND SYMBOL, SIN, SLAVERY, SOUL, SPACE, STATE, TEMPERANCE, THEOLOGY, TIME, TRUTH, TYRANNY AND DESPOTISM, UNIVERSAL AND PARTICULAR, VIRTUE AND VICE, WAR AND PEACE, WEALTH, WILL, WISDOM, WORLDApr 10 2011: The conversations at Active this year were deeply engaging with a focus on imaginative solutions. Thanks!
What could social networking do to serve as a reliable warning for aftermath of large natural disasters?
How could reliability be built into the communications?
Think of fallout from Japan's nuclear reactors or neighboring states in a flood or perhaps man made disasters in Northern Africa?Apr 5 2011: Collective consciousness of these communities will eventually tip the global collective into a paradigm shift that will effectively make changes in the world. Just look at what is happening from the collective effects of the online social networking groups in Africa and the Middle East. Time is speeding up. All will come to fruition in right time.Apr 1 2011: I think Like Rotary Inyetnational TED should come out with a theme for the year and all TEdxthemes across the world could have themes based on the central theme .This will ensure focus and different ideas based on the central or main idea .We could then cull out Doable ideas which can then be implemented as a community. This will ensure that ideas are not just spread but also done and in small ways help change the world!!Mar 29 2011: I think it'll be helpful to put TEDx groups into several categorize and give them spaces to get to know each other. For example, let's make TEDxSouthEastAsia and put TEDxSeoul, TEDxShanghai, and TEDxTokyo. Each groups will have their own network and community, then they will try to bridge themselves to other similar sized groups. TEDxAfrica, TEDxEurope, TEDxAmerica, and so on. In the end, we can expect TEDxEarth.Mar 25 2011: This then so speaks of the TedTalks having gone to SEEd, in other words, you have had more TedX Events, than you have shared TedTalks so far. It to me so speaks of instead of some one lording over us with the here's the answers. We are being feasted with a smorgasbord of fresh ideas, insights and bringing our unique perspectives to the table. to round out the big picture of just how it all works . . much as each and every cell of our being is programmed from within, so is what we become and sparks our interests. the balance of power has shifted from going by the book to hey folks, we haven't taken this that and the other in consideration. we will collectively be clearing the way for youth's creativity and how would you fix. . or would 90% of our problems be fix by our taking time out and simply celebrate our sense of being for a spell.
love what is happening, more and more people are passing them on, talking about them with others . and yes, growing local communityes into using our minds.Mar 20 2011: We need themes. In the work I have been doing on sustainable futures in the UK I've adapted the idea of the Forum of the Future's five capitals and looked at them as assets - social, human, built (made), natural and financial. I'd suggest grouping the TEDx activity under 5 broad headings and then digging down - to look at topics - like cities, food etc.Mar 20 2011: It would be great to have on line webinars on best practices with TEDx hosts who did incredible things and innovations to enrich their events.
We could discuss best TEDx talks as well with TEDx community, and try to share information with local TED communities on best TEDx talks which still didn't appear on TED. We even could organize local viewing events for best TEDx talks we learned about….
Also we could try to develop global programs on best ideas, which streamed from TEDx talks. ..Mar 14 2011: I feel for this to happen you would have to start by not letting Ted act as mojo for online users but as an actual thinktank with a root-like structure which collects and gathers a consent that can be viewed at all times. There are lots of threads, there is lots of stuff which needn't be here. I feel to really make something out of Tedx and Ted conv and the whole possible universe you have to figure out what you want this to be. The network has huge knowledge but it needs forming, it needs a wiki 3.0. I am pretty sure this will not happen from within Ted but it will happen sooner or later.
Best wishes
Mar 21 2011: "a root-like structure which collects and gathers a consent that can be viewed at all times"
Building a root-like structure which collects and gathers content (Memes) that can be viewed, judged, manipulated and disseminated at all times by all of man kind.
I have been watching from the sidelines for 14 years - It is time I step up and DO!!!!
Kinda committalingly,
PeterMar 9 2011: how about spread TED cafes everywhere?haha well i thought more about this topic and i find myself start to ask question like "how can we make TED ideas not only ideas?'
what we need is a palteform and human ideas (not only people who have good ideas bu also people who can turn the good ideas into our life . i am thinking maybe we can try to list things (it could be people ,resources, professions ,more ideas ,money)we need to realising our idea and share with people . so people from TED coummunities can contribute in various ways. because sometime i think human talent and resources can be wasted when people is willing to offer what others need ,being disconnected . basically keep people engaged and everyone can contribute like building a house.
purely brainstormMar 8 2011: Engage these audiences in an ``always on'' crowdsourcing platform such as GiG -- the idea market game on Facebook that we have up and running. It creates a virtual economy to trade ideas and then push them out into the real world for change.Mar 7 2011: Use it as a model, shrink it, then insert it into the internal corporate leadership training system where it may have some teeth.Mar 7 2011: This past week i watched in amazement as over 250 minds and hearts came together to our TEDxMIA Live Cast viewing party in Miami and realized the power behind the TEDx events whether conferences, viewing parties and gathering is the energy created while like yet diverse minds come together. Our evening of genius sharing ignited not only conversations but the passion and interest for collaboration globally. At our event alone we had TEDxers from Brazil, Paris and NYC attend while on business in Miami.
Cross collaboration across TEDx efforts both nationally, regionally and globally is a huge opportunity which should be harnessed and sometimes the answer is to just allow the communities to organically connect, build and grow. All movements begin this way and i truly believe this movement will continue to grow.Mar 5 2011: As a TEDx organizer who is trying very hard to cultivate a community to build capacity for coordinated change-making, one significant thing TED could do is help seed TEDPrize-like programs at local levels.
I spend a lot of time building capacity to put on our annual event and live streams, leaving little time and cash to invest in developing such a program so far. To have some seed money and more interaction with TED and TED prize staff to really understand how to make a prize program fly would be an incredible boon.Mar 1 2011: Sharing the stories and experiences we have learned from real-time TED and online, streaming TED.
I think structured categorization as well as folksonomy (people tagging) would help folks to find information relevant to them.
As far as technology goes -- use them all from face-to-face meetings, salons or 2 way video conferences; printed books, graphic comics, eBooks, PDFs, ASCII text; audio tapes and podcasts, VHS tapes - DVDs- and Streaming Video; and how about 3D rendering of objects mentioned in the TED events.
Like Mail Art in the past, chain mail letters & email -- use media channels to pass it on. Informally -- to friends, colleagues and family. Formally -- donate to schools, libraries, hospitals, government officials, and prisons.
Sharing is the key.
geORge brett
@ghbrettFeb 27 2011: I just came across a website that tries to capture ideas, engage people and allow basic planning of a concrete action:
Perhaps TED can create a similar platform?Feb 25 2011: There isn't a whole lot of collective wisdom to capture frankly. Admittedly I've been on this site for a short time but I haven't seen much evidence of anything except a lot of similiar people ,who think alike, speak alike,and have a lot of the same ideas. I'm talking of the rank and file TED people encountered in the TED conversations,for instance,not those in the conferences,although many in the conferences are plodding conformists as well. I have nothing against a bunch of people getting together and making themselves feel good at meetings of one sort or another, but the real substantial advances and leaps in human knowledge are not carried forth by people under the intoxicating influence of collectivist efforts, however well-intentioned. The forefront of human knowledge is advanced by brilliant individuals who have been nurtured by no-nonsense educations,by social settings that have encouraged individualism and discipline and responsibility,and by the example of those who have gone before. Many of the individuals I have encountered on TED,and their stated ideas,have not emerged from the background I have described. They have come to maturity in an age of experimentation and social and political activism. A mixture of Baby Boomers and GenXers. Their warrens have been all the ad hoc counter-culture whims of the last 40 years,mixed with all the on-going intellectual fads and fashions surrounding the internet and the most recent technologies.Feb 24 2011: Surely and I apologies if this has already been said we need to find a way to bring together not just the wisdom of TED people but the actually bodies who will then take a project to it's fruition. I can only imagine the amount of things that could be achieved with a group of people with this amount of knowledge and skill. Hell, we might actually get things done instead of just talking about it at government level for six years and then dropping it due to lack of resources.Feb 24 2011: - Match making system in accordance to needs from TEDx events or TEDx organizers in the world
- Increase the communication efficiency ( Especially the speed of the communication )
- The language is still a big barrier to communicate.Feb 18 2011: In my opinion we should encourage more of TEDx organizer gathering in different regions By doing this organizers can understand each one ideas ,wisdom and experience.
This will add a much close loop to already existing online collaborative and sharing platform for resources.Feb 17 2011: I think that the first thing to do is recognize that TEDx is a world wide phenomenon and has gotten extremely large and complex very quickly and that there are hundreds of amazing people involved with each of them. As a TEDx Organizer I have to say that trying to keep up with the TEDx Community is like drinking from a firehose, there is so much information out there. When we were in planning mode I had no idea how much time it was going to take (4 months of 15+ hr's week).
I would also like to see us get together more than once a year - and not just Palm Springs (I attend Long Beach).Feb 15 2011: We experimented at TEDxcanton with a very simple USB like device. It transfers information from one attendee to another when touched together and it glows to show you have succeeded in your transfer. The information stored and shared in regulated by self managed privacy controls.
After an event you can plug in the device to the and connect to a website where you can stay connected to fellow attendees. There could be a TEDx specific platform and a greater interface like this one...
That site could easily be TED as it already has a profile interface.
You maintain continuity for your event and prick interest in others.
The device and the interface are incredibly cheap...
Dave Lim
Feb 15 2011: This is an great idea worth doing.
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To share, at TEDxSingapore idea events, we strive to facilitate a sense of connectedness to larger world and not for our communities feel and think local.
For example, TED conferences have themes which can be universal, common sharing points, so we asked our local communities to video-respond to the TED2010 theme "What the World Needs Now".
If each TEDx does something similar, we can share all our communities' responses, collect them together, and see ourselves in this mirror of global views.
This can be the common spark and catalyst to:
Create Common Consciousness
Connect peoples of the world
to Collectively Converse
to form Communities locally and globally passionate about specific issues,
to Contribute, locally and globally.
FYI, here's the YouTube clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5ZiI2ICNbMFeb 13 2011: I think we need to connect TEDx organizeres and translators to each other worldwide. I was thinking I am going to apply to TEDx organizers world wide for identifying interesting speakers among TEDx speakers apart from our local voices for TEDxYerevan 2011. I think we should start passing best TEDx talks /speakers from country to country to transform the wisdom these talks spread.
Also it would be great to have a platform where all best TEDx talks would be listed all together so we all have access to best ones at the same place.Feb 12 2011: The local communities nurtured by the TEDx events around the world constitute an integral component for spreading and implementing ideas discussed locally and globally.
One way to help these communities take action locally is by encouraging them to communicate the ideas shared at the TEDx events with their local constituents/members of parliament and decision-makers in order to engage the political decision-makers and take the ideas from theory to practice. Furthermore, these communities should spread the platform of TEDx to as many people locally as possible to enable them to be part of the ideas shared at these independently organized TED events.
As for helping these communities take action globally, I think it is very important to include them within the TED community in some way and allow their voices to be heard, and one great practical way is by participating in a platform such as TED Conversations.Feb 11 2011: Let them share their wishdom within the community. A pattern will appear. That pattern is the collective wisdom itself. After a while you will see a clear picture.Feb 11 2011: If I correctly understand the question we need a platform that:
- enables communities to find each other and to connect,
- allows communities to share their knowledge and experience in various concrete topics,
- and finally helps individuals and groups within these communities to start ongoing collaboration and take concrete action
I think the Internet has a few such platforms being developed for communities (anyone knows a concrete solution on the web?) but it would be great to create a TED specific platform, given the spirit, determination, resources and global audience that TED has.
Personally I was always wondering how can I engage locally and globally with people that have innovative ideas on how to make this world a better place. I was looking at local groups through meetup.com which is not a very good tool for such collaboration effort.
Like TED Talks, this platform would also engage people not directly involved in TEDx Communities and use their help in taking action.


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Even though donations received in this year's Coaches vs. Cancer campaign at the Elk County Holiday Basketball Tournament fell short of matching last year's total of $1,200, more than $800 was still able to be raised to benefit the local chapter of the American Cancer Society, according to Roben Daghir, volunteer survivor for outreach and awareness.
The younger half of a father-and-son team charged with two Elk County arsons was in Elk County Court Friday seeking a reduction of his bail from a combined $125,000 cash to $12,500 secured by property.
Steve Caggeso, right, representing the Ridgway Moose Lodge, recently presented a $200 donation to the Elk County Sheriff's Department for their Women on Target program. Sheriff Jeffrey C. Krieg, left, said the program is offered approximately twice a year in conjunction with the Ridgway Rifle Club and the National Rifle Association. The program is conducted free of charge to women who are recipients of a Pennsylvania license to carry firearms and who also own firearms. They are taught through classroom time and hands-on shooting.
RIDGWAY - Adhering to the 20-day comment period, Elk County commissioners approved their 2013 budget during a special meeting Thursday morning. The spending plan features no tax increase.
St. Marys Area High School senior Alicia Gerg never imagined being crowned as the school's 2012 Homecoming queen, let alone being invited to participate in the Annual Autozone Liberty Bowl on Dec. 31 in Memphis, Tenn.
The annual Elk County Holiday Basketball Tournament is set to begin tonight and funds will once again be raised to benefit the local chapter of the American Cancer Society through Coaches vs Cancer.
Elk County was hit with a winter storm Wednesday afternoon, with some areas receiving nearly a foot of snow. Various events were canceled throughout the region and there were a number of traffic delays in municipalities and on SR 255 and SR 120 due to rapid snowfall and low visibility. Plow trucks were out and residents could be seen shoveling and snowblowing during the first wave, with more snow expected overnight.
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Smart chicks, about 100 strong, commandeered the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center last weekend. Some were 4 feet tall, wearing braces, pink sneakers, ponytails or afro puffs. Others wore business suits, even a Navy uniform embroidered with an admiral�s star.
The message of the day, from elders to youth — dream. Work hard. Stay confident and competitive.
The Society of Women Engineers hosted St. Mary�s County�s first Wow! That�s Engineering! event Saturday. Some of the most innovative minds in the county — teachers, engineers who test aircraft and women who lead teams of hundreds to do the same — helped some of the region�s brightest girls conduct experiments and consider careers in science, math, engineering and technology.
�It�s extremely important to see there are successful women who have moved up through the ranks,� said Rear Adm. CJ Jaynes, who serves as both commander of the Navy�s Fleet Readiness Centers and as assistant commander of logistics at NAVAIR.
Jaynes, a former math teacher and basketball coach, watched with an expression somewhere between pride and happiness as dozens of girls solved problems and cheered each other on.
She also served as a real-life example of what�s possible for young women. Jaynes made history when she was promoted from captain earlier this year, becoming NAVAIR�s first female admiral.
�Paths have already been laid,� Jaynes said. If young women know that, �that�s one less barrier they have to break down.�
Catherine Vanecko, 13, from Chesapeake Public Charter School, managed to build a watercraft that, powered by a rubber band, sputtered across an inflatable pool. She also worked on a team that made sense of a pile of black wires, red wires, foil, purple masking tape and a cardboard box. The team members examined each piece, confered and deliberated, then fashioned it all into a contraption that propelled a golf ball several feet.
�I�d like to be an engineer and make hovercraft,� she said. Instead of worrying about rush-hour traffic, travelers could float above the congestion, zipping at various altitudes to their destinations. Think Jetsons incarnate.
Her schoolmate, Claire Stevens, 12, also participated in experiments and listened to inspirational speakers. Stevens said she likes science �sometimes.� But, she�s also into language arts and physical education. She can outwit and outshoot boys on the court, both girls agreed. �I feel like I have to be better than them,� Stevens said. �Especially in basketball.�
She�s thinking of becoming an architect. Or, a clothing designer. Or a model. �There�s a lot I�d like to do.�
And, that�s what Leslie Taylor, a member of the Senior Executive Service at NAVAIR, wants the girls to know. Not everyone is slated for, or interested in, careers in technology. But everyone can set lofty goals and reach them.
Taylor is among the government�s top, and most respected leaders. �Young women can do whatever they want,� Taylor said. �They do not have to be limited.�


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Sunday, March 16, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 16, 2003) - True freshman lefty Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) had his best game in a Buccaneer uniform on Sunday afternoon, pitching a complete-game two-hitter in a 7-0 ETSU victory over VMI from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. With the win, ETSU raises its record to 7-11 and evens its Southern Conference record at 3-3. VMI falls to 6-11, 4-2 in SoCon contests. Calicutt set the tone of the game early, retiring the Keydets in order in each of the first three innings. After struggling from the plate in the first two games of the series, ETSU's bats awakened in the third inning, giving Calicutt all the runs that he would need. With one out in the third, junior outfielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) singled to left field then came home on a triple by the next batter, sophomore catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.). Junior second baseman Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) then laced a double down the left field line to score Moore. The third and final run of the inning came as sophomore designated hitter Davis Burklin (Knoxville, Tenn.) hit a double to right field, scoring Howdeshell. ETSU came right back in the bottom of the fourth, scoring two more runs to make the lead 5-0. Freshman third baseman Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.) led off the inning with a single to center field, and advanced to second on a single by freshman outfielder Jordan Abromovitz (South Park, Pa.). Both runners then moved up a base on a sacrifice bunt by sophomore shortstop Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.). With two outs, Moore came to the plate and continued his great afternoon by clearing the bases with a single to left. With a five run cushion, Calicutt was cruising, carrying a no-hitter into the seventh inning. The only baserunners he allowed prior to that were walks in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings. The Buccaneers scored single runs in the seventh and eighth to provide the final margin of victory. In the seventh, Turner again led off with a single. After advancing to second on a ground out by Moore, Turner crossed the plate on a two-out single by Burklin. ETSU scored their final run in the eighth as Clear walked with one out, advanced to second on a wild pitch, and came home on a double by Moore. In addition to allowing just two hits, Calicutt struck out four Keydets in his nine innings of work. With the win, he is now 2-1 on the season. Richard Litwin (0-1) was charged with the loss for VMI after pitching the first 2.1 innings and allowing three earned runs on five hits. "Steven Calicutt was phenomenal today," said ETSU head coach Tony Skole following the win. "He was throwing everything for strikes today, and we played great defense behind him." Moore led the Bucs at the plate, going 3-for-4 with a run scored and four RBIs. Turner, Burklin, freshman outfielder Beau Alford (Johnson City, Tenn.) and freshman first baseman Blake Church (Roswell, Ga.) each had two hits for ETSU. Second baseman Jason Annis and third baseman Kelly Sweppenhiser collected hits for the Keydets. "This was a very big win for our program," commented Skole. "I am proud of how we swung the bats today, our guys did a great job of hitting with runners in scoring position. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come offensively." The Buccaneers will return to action on Tuesday when they travel to Blacksburg, Va. to face Virginia Tech at 2:30 p.m.
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Rush Africa is Coming True
Like most African countries, soccer is the major sport in Ghana. Although played by mostly boys, women's soccer is growing fast in the African country because their national team placed third position in the 2012 U-2' Women's World Cup. The Men's National team qualified for the last two World Cups and advanced to the quarter finals in the last one in South Africa in 2010. A lot of Ghanaians players such as Sulley Muntari (AC Milan), or Kwadwo Asamoah (Juventus) are spread across Europe and they started their careers at different Ghanaian academies. This is exactly what Ghana Rush is intending to build: a full time Rush Africa Academy to develop players, providing dorms and education as well.
Ghana Rush's newest partner, Ernest Kufuor, who also serves as Vice Chairman on the Ghana Football Association's National Juvenile Committee, is leading the effort to design and build a Rush Africa facility in Mankoazde (Ghana). The facility will be home for all Rush visitors to Ghana and it will host all Rush tournaments and programs. The Rush Africa Academy will include trainings turfs, a main soccer field, changing rooms, dormitories, medical center, video and IT staff room, and dining hall for coaches and visitors.
The vision to develop a Rush Africa facility was brought to realization after the most recent partner of Ghana Rush, Ernest Kufuor, came on board. Kufuor has extensive knowledge and experience in soccer management since he is currently the CEO of Unistar Soccer Academy, a five acre facility in Ofaankor, Ghana. Ahmed Agyeman, Ghana Rush TD explains the main reason of the project: "the decision to develop this facility is a simple one, Ghana Rush's increasing and they need our own Rush Africa facility," says Agyeman.
The Africa Rush Project has been ready since the land was located. The initial plan was to break ground in November, 2012 when Rush USA coaches had planned to visit the African Country. At this point the ground breaking is on hold and waiting for that visit. Of course leading this king of project isn't easy: "Our major issue at this point is working with partners to secure funding for the project. We are going to work with local, international sponsors, and personal investment into this project as well," recognizes Agyeman. The equipment is another issue and an important need for players and technical team.
Ghana Rush wants to share their excitement for the project and their next objective is to host coaches from Rush USA in Ghana for a clinic. As part of the visit to the African country, Ghana Rush will invite the United States Embassy to join them in the breaking ground for the future Rush Africa Academy. This is not all, because at the end of the trip Ghana Rush have made plans to have their Rush team play a Ghanaian national youth side in a friendly which will be coached by our US coaches.
Any interested coaches should contact Ahmed Agyeman, Rush Ghana TD. Besides the flight ticket, all ground expenses will be covered by Ghana Rush.


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Ideally, this is a two-day or morning-into-afternoon production. Cook the chicken, remove from the broth, cover tightly and refrigerate. Refrigerate the broth so that the fat will rise to the top and solidify. It can then be easily removed. You have the option of skinning the chicken before making the broth, which will remove some of the fat, but also some of the flavor. And this soup is certainly flavorful!
1 broiler or frying chicken, 3 to 4 pounds, cut into quarters and rinsed
Place the chicken parts in the French Oven along with the celery, onions and carrots. Cover with the water and add 1 teaspoon salt. Bring to a vigorous boil for 15 minutes, skimming any residue that accumulates on the surface. Reduce the heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer for 2 hours, adjusting heat to just maintain a simmer and skimming as necessary.
Remove from the heat and refrigerate until cool enough to handle. (See note above.)
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