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Stereo Total is a Berlin-based multilingual, French-German duo comprising Françoise Cactus (born Françoise Van Hove and formerly co-leader of the West Berlin band Les Lolitas) and Brezel (''pretzel'') Göring (aka Friedrich von Finsterwalde, born Friedrich Ziegler). Both Cactus and Göring sing and play multiple instruments. When they appear on stage as a duo, Cactus frequently plays drums while Göring plays guitar and synth; at other times the touring band has included additional musicians such as Angie Reed. Their early career was nurtured within Berlin''s easy listening scene, and they frequently supported the DJ team Le Hammond Inferno, who went on to form Bungalow Records and sign Stereo Total to their label. Stereo Total became the most successful act on Bungalow, finding an audience not just beyond Berlin but also across Europe and eventually in Japan and the US.
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I've been using rss feeds in feedly, on my ipad, on my android, etc...I've used website-watcher for a while. But eventually I always tire of these tools and go back to using a normal browser. And I've realized why...it's too much work. Trying to setup these things to work easily is too much work. If you use website-watcher, you miss all your firefox addons when reading the websites. Rss feeds make you click 4-5 times before getting to the actual content...and it's annoying that most feeds are just a title and the real content is only on the actual website (what's the point?).
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Cancer Treatment - Nausea / Vomiting and Chemotherapy
Cancer Treatment - Nausea / Vomiting and Chemotherapy
The side effects of chemotherapy depend on the type of chemotherapy and the amount given. Anticipating and managing side effects can help to minimize them and provide the best possible experience for the person receiving chemotherapy.
What are the types of nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy?
As each person's individual medical profile and diagnosis is different, so is his/her reaction to treatment. Side effects may be severe, mild, or absent. Be sure to discuss with your cancer care team possible side effects of treatment before the treatment begins.
According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), based on the time when the side effects occur, the following are four types of nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy to treat cancer:
Anticipatory nausea and vomiting
After receiving a few treatments, some patients feel nausea and begin vomiting in anticipation of the next treatment. The reaction is usually caused by something related to the treatment, like the smell of alcohol or the sight of a medical uniform. Antinausea drugs do not always prevent anticipatory nausea and vomiting. Actions that calm or distract the person work more often. These actions may include guided imagery, medications, hypnosis, relaxation, behavioral modification, or other activities like video games. Anticipatory nausea is usually a learned response and the best prevention is to aggressively prevent and/or treat acute and delayed nausea.
Acute nausea and vomiting
The physical reaction that occurs within 24 hours of administration of the chemotherapy can be mild, moderate, or severe. Additional drugs may be given to control the nausea and vomiting. According to the National Cancer Institute, drugs (along with some of their brand names) that are commonly given alone or in combination to prevent or treat nausea and vomiting include the following:
Prochlorperazine (Compazine and many other brand names)
Haloperidol (Haldol), droperidol
Metoclopramide (Octamide, Metoclopramide Intensol, Reglan)
Ondansetron (Zofran), granisetron (Kytril), dolasetron (Anzemet), palonosetron (Aloxi)
Dexamethasone (Decadron and many other names), methylprednisolone (Medrol and many other names)
Dronabinol (Marinol)
Lorazepam (Ativan and many other names), alprazolam (Xanax and many other names)
Aprepitant (Emend)
Olanzapine (Zyprexa)
Delayed nausea and vomiting
In some patients, nausea and vomiting may occur more than 24 hours after taking chemotherapy. This is more common in patients receiving high doses of chemotherapy, patients who experienced acute nausea and vomiting, women, patients who drink little or no alcohol, and young patients. Drugs that are used for acute nausea and vomiting can also be used in delayed nausea and vomiting. A newer medication called aprepitant (Emend) has been found to be useful in acute and delayed nausea.
Nausea and vomiting in advanced cancer and chronic nausea and vomiting
In patients with advanced cancer, nausea and vomiting may become chronic -- not related to chemotherapy. The nausea may be related to other drugs taken to relieve pain or depression, or it may be the direct result of a brain or colon tumor. People with advanced cancer may also experience constipation, abnormal levels of substances in the blood, dehydration, and stomach ulcers -- all conditions that can contribute to nausea and vomiting.
What causes nausea and vomiting?
The brain controls nausea and vomiting. Nausea is controlled by autonomic nerves, which control involuntary bodily functions such as heartbeat and breathing. Various irritants such as smells, taste, anxiety, pain, motion, or digestive chemicals can trigger a vomiting center in the brain to initiate vomiting as a reflex. Many factors influence whether a person will experience nausea and vomiting. Some chemotherapy drugs are more likely to cause reactions than others. Females and people under the age of 50 are more likely to experience nausea and vomiting. People who are prone to motion sickness or anxiety are more likely to react to chemotherapy with nausea and vomiting.
Managing nausea and vomiting
Sometimes, a combination of antinausea drugs and alternative therapies will help to minimize nausea and vomiting. It is very important to maintain the proper electrolyte balance and ensure that vomiting does not deplete the body of important nutrients. Report vomiting that lasts more than a day to your physician.
The NCI provides the following tips for dealing with nausea and vomiting:
Eating and drinking
Eat and drink slowly.
Drink liquids frequently and in small amounts.
Eat many small meals throughout the day instead of three full meals.
Avoid strong smells by eating food that is cold or at room temperature.
Drink clear, unsweetened fruit juice or light-colored, non-caffeinated soda.
If you are nauseated in the morning, keep dry foods such as cereal or crackers at your bedside and eat them before you get up (but not if you have throat or mouth sores or a lack of saliva).
Do not eat sweet, fatty, or fried foods.
Savor mints or tart candies (but nothing tart if you have mouth sores).
Chew your food well to help with digestion.
Drink an hour before or after, instead of with, each meal.
Rest but do not lie down for at least several hours after eating.
Eating before treatment
A light meal before treatment is helpful unless you become nauseated during chemotherapy. If nausea is a problem, do not eat for at least several hours before treatment.
Other tips
Your physician may prescribe antinausea medications. Keep your physician informed as to their effectiveness.
Avoid strong smells that may be unpleasant for you such as cooking smells, perfume, and smoke.
If you are feeling nauseated, distract yourself.
Breathe deeply and slowly when you are feeling nauseated.
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There is a section of Miller's site devoted to projects.
Have you looked there?
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I made a pair of jackstands in HS metal shop, back in the day. Still in use today and better than anything one can buy at Auto Zone, etc.
Cannot post a pic, because they are 3k miles away at the moment.
Basically, 2" etc. pipe, split three ways about two-thirds up from bottom. Spread into a triangle, reinforced with 1" flat stock at base between legs.
Internal, sliding pc. of smaller tube with saddle at top. Four (minimum) holes drilled both pc, round pin of appropriate diameter, with attached chain (lanyard) tacked to pin and chain (to preven loss of same) Pin used to fix internal pc at one of the four heights.
A boring project, maybe. Useful for life though. Wish i had made two sets.
Can post a pic in a month or so when i get back to where they are. For all i know, they are still offering said boring project in every class these days...no idea. It was a long time ago, ha ha.
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Maybe he will let us know what he is going to build or at least show us the finished project along with some build photos.


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Toni joined USAID in 2009, completing her first tour as a Development Leadership Initiative Officer in Indonesia, where she established a groundbreaking program that offered grants to local organizations working to prevent and treat tuberculosis. She was also one of the principal authors of Indonesia's Global Health Initiative strategy, which continues to guide the work of the USAID/Indonesia Mission.
Although Toni only arrived in Haiti in May, she had quickly become a highly valued member of the Mission. She was driven by the passionate belief that individuals can make a difference. Her work helped give Haitians — particularly children — the chance to survive and thrive, and her inspiration will be felt for decades to come.
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I read the other reviews before purchasing this, and I have to admit I was a bit nervous. But it matched my kitchen perfectly so I went for it. I got this yesterday around 10am in 2 boxes. With just me working on it all by myself, I had it together and placed in my kitchen by 11:30am! No problems at all putting it together! As far as missing pieces, I had a few extra bolts and screws so no worries there! I think this was the perfect addition to my newly remodeled kitchen! Looks stunning next to my new stainless steel appliances!...
Versatile Stainless Steel Top Island
ITEM#: 14192751This stainless steel island features storage in the center with two adjustable shelves and removable wine bottle holders. This island also has doors that open to storage with two adjustable shelves.
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I read the other reviews before purchasing this, and I have to admit I was a bit nervous. But it matched my kitchen perfectly so I went for it. I got this yesterday around 10am in 2 boxes. With just me working on it all by myself, I had it together and placed in my kitchen by 11:30am! No problems at all putting it together! As far as missing pieces, I had a few extra bolts and screws so no worries there! I think this was the perfect addition to my newly remodeled kitchen! Looks stunning next to my new stainless steel appliances!Read More
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poorly crafted, crooked, bent pieces, I had to hire a professional to figure out a way to make the parts work. the piece arrived without some pieces included and I had to assemble parts that should have been already together...Read More
Looks great - nightmare to assemble
This island looks amazing now that it has been assembled - and fits a microwave and some bottles of wine attractively. The deep bottom drawer is also excellent. Overall I think the value for the price is quite good. The issue is that the assembly instructions were horrible. I actually think it would have been better to figure out how the piece should go together and ignore the instructions completely. After about 5 hours of two able bodied people working on this we had gotten into a fight, one of us had cried, and both of us had been injured. If you do not have two relatively handy adults to assemble this I would suggest avoiding it completely.Read More
Pass on this one
What a disappointment. Unfortunately I read the reviews AFTER I had made the purchase, and let me tell you, they are dead on. This thing is super poor quality, has poor finish in spots, scratches in the stainless top and some panels, things glued in crooked, missing parts and the worlds worst directions. I am an Engineer and know a thing or two about building things and writing instruction manuals. This one = FAIL. Save your money and look elsewhere.Read More
Not Easy to Assemble
It looks great now that it is assembled, but I had to call customer service twice for replacement or missing parts. For the price of the island, I don't think a person should have to do that!!!Read More
Looks Great but It was missing half the hardware
My review is mixed. the island looks great. However, for 600 bucks I think somebody should be making sure all the anchors and screws are in the box. Hard to attach "Q" and "R" if you don't supply them.Read More
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Wylie Dufresne Talks Chemistry and Creativity
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Molecular gastronomy is a branch of food science that explores how chemical processes transform ingredients. Chefs like Wylie Dufresne apply this research from the lab to the kitchen, creating dishes that are both inspired and informed. At this month's Adventures in the Global Kitchen event, The Magical Meal with Wylie Dufresne, Dufresnse will discuss how to alter the texture, viscosity, and appearance of food with the Museum's Provost of Science, Michael Novacek. Below, Dufresne answers a few questions about his cooking inspiration.
Using Snake Venom Protein to Fight Cancer
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While "snake oil" is shorthand for false cure, snake venom may have real healing power. At March 7's SciCafe, From Poison to Panacea: Using Snake Venom to Combat Cancer, University of Southern California biochemistry professor Frank Markland will share his research on a protein found in snake venom and how it's being used to combat cancer in the lab. Below, Markland answers a few questions about his research.
How are you using snake venom in cancer research?
Frank Markland: We injected contortrostatin, a protein found in southern copperhead snake venom, directly into the mammary glands of mice where human breast cancer cells had been injected two weeks earlier. Not only did the injection of this protein inhibit the growth of the tumor—it also slowed angiogenesis, the growth of blood vessels into the tumor that supply it with nutrients and allow the tumor to grow and spread. The protein also impaired the spread of the tumor to the lungs, one site where breast cancer spreads effectively.
Animal Drawing Entices Artists of All Stripes
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For over 30 years, Museum naturalist and diorama master Stephen Quinn has shown students the art of drawing animals—from their skeletal composition, to their musculature, to the nuanced patterns of their coats and gaits. The course always draws students with a range of backgrounds, including expert medical illustrators and comic book artists as well as enthusiastic beginners. And every year, Quinn sees a few familiar faces.
One belongs to George Corbin, who has taken the course five times and has already signed up for Animal Drawing's spring session, which will run for eight weeks beginning on Thursday, March 15.
John F. Kennedy and the Race to the Moon
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On Monday, March 5, 2012, John Logsdon, space history and policy expert and former director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, traced the factors leading to President John F. Kennedy's decision to send astronauts to the Moon and the steps Kennedy took to turn that decision into reality.
A 19th-Century Gift
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Not long ago, a descendant of John William Draper, a celebrated 19th-century naturalist, gave the Museum Draper's collection of fossils from Whitby, England. The set, mostly ammonites, was neatly stowed in a wooden box along with a handwritten list of contents dated 1844 and a price stamp of 28 shillings.
"It's a lovely cabinet of curiosities," says Neil Landman, curator in the Division of Paleontology, who suspects Draper bought the collection whole, perhaps as a gift for his children or because it was "the kind of thing any respectable naturalist would have owned."
Born in England in 1811, Draper emigrated to the U.S. in 1832 and rose to prominence as a chemist, botanist, historian, and pioneering photographer. He served as president of New York University from 1850 to 1873 and was a founder of the NYU Medical School, where he taught chemistry until a year before his death in 1882.


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If you choose to buy it, comprehensive coverage pays to repair your car after it suffers physical damage. Together with collision coverage, it comprises what some refer to as full coverage.
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In spite of its name, comprehensive car insurance doesn't cover all of your insurance needs. Even if you pair comprehensive with collision coverage as part of "full coverage" you remain exposed to financial loss.
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Series: Understanding Randomness (5 entries)
In this series, Kathryn Applegate addresses the concern that randomness implies the absence of God's activity and involvement in the natural world. She begins by clearing up some common misconceptions about the concept of "randomness", and later focuses on the mechanisms of the immune system to demonstrate that God works through random processes to preserve life. Far from being an indication of a "godless" universe, one might conclude that randomness is one of God's favorite mechanisms for creating and sustaining life!
Series: God and Creation (5 entries)
In this four part series, David Opderbeck explores the interesting relationship between God and his creation. He first looks at his transcendence over the material world. In one respect, God is completely distinct from all creation, yet he is also immanent, or present within all creation. Another aspect of God reflected in creation is his Triune nature. Just as love, fellowship, and delight exist within the Trinity, so these characteristics are present in the world, and experienced by humans. He completes his thoughts with a discussion about God's interaction with humans.
Evolution and Christian Faith Grantees Announced
Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
Raising Children to Pursue Truth
In this video Conversation, Joel Hunter articulates the importance of raising a child that can garner knowledge from a variety of sources and to be able to study science with integrity—that is, to be able to pursue the truth to where it leads.
Science, Christianity, and Homeschooling
Resilient learners and a robust faith can handle challenges. But the faith of the students my professor described was different— strong, but brittle; it did not have the resilience that comes through testing.
Series: Biblical and Scientific Shortcomings of Flood Geology (6 entries)
Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
Mending the Disconnect
How can it be that two things we love and treasure—two things that are absolutely central to ourselves and the lives we've built—seem so often to be at odds with each other?
Did David Hume "Banish" Miracles?
"I flatter myself," Hume triumphantly proclaimed, "that I have discovered an argument . . . which, if just, will, with the wise and learned, be an everlasting check to all kinds of superstitious delusion, and consequently, will be useful as long as the world endures."
Series: Divine Action in the World (5 entries)
In this talk, Professor Plantinga addresses the fact that many contemporary thinkers—including many theologians—believe that God cannot perform miracles, providentially guide history, or interact in the lives of people, as these activities would be contrary to science. Plantinga, on the other hand, makes the case that this popular view is mistaken; excluding divine action in the world is not a central feature of natural science itself, but a philosophical or theological preference that has been added on to science (and can just as readily be removed). Plantinga concludes that it is completely logical to accept the miracles of the Bible and support contemporary science.
The State of Evolution (Infographic)
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about evolution and public education in the United States. The graphic, titled "The State of Evolution", draws upon sources from USA Today, the National Center for Science Education, and Pew Forum, and shows two challenges to a widespread understanding of the science of evolution in the United States.
Allaying Parental Fears About Evolution Education in Public Schools
If they left their children in the public classroom, should they as concerned parents, as committed Christians, as agents of truth and light in this dark world, remain quiet or should they speak out?
Series: The God Who Acts: Robert John Russell on Divine Intervention and Divine Action (8 entries)
Does God need to supernaturally "intervene" in order to bring about the diversity of life that we observe today? Is that kind of action different from God's ordinary action? We begin our three-part series with Robert John Russell's description of how views of divine action have changed throughout history, excerpted from his book Cosmology: From Alpha to Omega. Part 2 addresses why "intervention" in the natural world is a problem philosophically, theologically, and scientifically; and Part 3 explains Russell's own theory of divine action in the natural world.
Series: Randomness and God's Governance (5 entries)
In this three-part series from Pruim's chapter in the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, mathematician Randall Pruim explains what scientists and mathematicians mean when they speak of something being "random". He also addresses God's use of apparent randomness in creation as a part of his sovereign rule.
A BioLogos Response to William Dembski, Part 1
We think that God created all living organisms, including humans, through the evolutionary process. But acceptance of creation through evolution does not mean that we reject the notion of a miracle-working God. On the contrary...
Teaching Science in Tennessee
Last week, Tennessee legislators approved a bill on science education (the Teacher Protection Academic Freedom Act) that has stoked controversy around the country.
Evolution: Is God Just Playing Dice?
With his standard panache, the late Harvard paleontologist Stephen J. Gould argued strenuously that evolution had no inherent directionality. We are mere accidents; a "tiny twig on an improbable branch of a contingent limb on a fortunate tree".
The (Lack Of) Conflict Between Science and Religion in College Students
Media-hungry atheist, creationist and religious fundamentalist provocateurs have dominated the science and religion narrative for the past decade. A recently published large-scale survey of college students, however, finds that the call to arms has fallen on deaf ears.
Daniel Harrell on Embracing Science
In this video, Pastor Daniel Harrell encourages the Christian community to embrace science as an element which can harmonize and strengthen, rather than attack and undermine their understanding of theology.
Uncertainty is Uncomfortable
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Action/Adventure, Drama, Suspense/Thriller
In the wake of the 45-million-dollar gross of the original Airport (1970), Universal was all but required by an act of Congress to produce Airport '75. Charlton Heston heads the all-star cast as Alan Murdock, the former test pilot who must keep a disabled 747 from crashing in flames. The crisis begins when a businessman (Dana Andrews), flying his small private plane, suffers a fatal heart attack and the plane smashes into the cockpit of the 747. Following Murdock's radioed instructions, stewardess Nancy Pryor (Karen Black) takes over the controls. The special-guest passenger lineup includes Helen Reddy as a singing nun (a character wickedly satirized in the 1980 parody Airplane!), Myrna Loy as an alcoholic, and Sid Caesar as a garrulous passenger. While Airport '75 yielded only 25 million dollars at the box office, the franchise continued, spawning Airport '77 a few years later and Airport '79 two years after that.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Cast: Charlton Heston, Karen Black, Gloria Swanson, George Kennedy, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
Produced by: William Frye
Directed by: Jack Smight
Written by: Don Ingalls
Running time: 1hr 47min
Opens: Oct 18, 1974 Nationwide
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Ryan Shane Wins NCAA Singles Championship
WACO, Texas - Virginia junior Ryan Shane (Falls Church, Va.) concluded his season Monday by capturing the 2015 NCAA Men's Singles Championship. Shane, the No. 8 seed, rallied from down a set and a break to defeat
Loeb Becomes UNC's First Singles Tennis Champion
WACO, Texas (AP) - Jamie Loeb made it to the NCAA quarterfinals as a freshman.
A year later, she is North Carolina's first singles tennis champion.
Loeb defeated second-seeded and fellow sophomore Carol Zhao
Glasspool, Hess-Olesen Capture NCAA Doubles Title
WACO, Texas -- Senior All-Americans Lloyd Glasspool and Søren Hess-Olesenconcluded their banner careers at The University of Texas with a win in the NCAA Doubles Championship title on Monday at Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center.
Virginia Wins 2015 NCAA Men's Tennis Championship
WACO, Texas - The third-ranked Virginia men's tennis team captured its second NCAA Championship in the past three years with a 4-1 victory over top-seeded Oklahoma in Tuesday's final at the Hurd Tennis Center. The
Oklahoma is Final Four Bound
WACO, Texas – The top-ranked Oklahoma men's tennis team topped No. 8 Georgia 4-2 in the quarterfinals round of the NCAA Division I Men's Tennis Team Championships on Saturday in Waco, Texas.
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That's like the old lady who got millions of dollars in damages from McDonalds when she spilled boiling hot coffee on her cooch in the drive up lane...nobody told her to place her coffee there where it could spill. There is only so much companies can do to avoid lawsuits from people who act stupid.
Why would anyone want to eat two bags a day??? I will be surprised if he lives to spend his 7 million. What a douche.
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This is such BS. So many people who have legit cases lose there lawsuits because of **** like this, I know first hand about getting ****ed in a lawsuit.
Does that mean I can sue Hustler for carpal tunnel?
Well, you have to realize that in many cases, punitive damages constitute most of amount ruled against. Punitive damages are awarded to deter the defendant from carrying on the practice that got them sued in the first place. When dealing with mega companies such as McDonalds, a few thousand is peanuts to them so it's gonna require usually a huge number to deter them from doing the samething. While 600k may seem like a stupid amount, it did exactly what it was intended to do. It got McDonald's to change and that's why you see all sorts of labels warning people of hot coffee


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Two crime-scene cleaners discover a mythical, tailed female creature in a concealed cellar. She never utters a word, unable to tell her story, but the pieces of the puzzle soon come together: she's been held captive for decades for reasons soon to surface.
Cast: Erlend Nervold, Morten Andrese, Jon Sigve Skard, Silje Reinåmo
Produced by: Bendik Heggen Strønstad
Directed by: Aleksander Nordaas
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Daniel Day Lewis: Best Oscar Accent
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It's not just the accent, of course. It's that shiny silver hair and the lilt in the voice and the grin. Right now I'm having a bit of a hard time, because even though I know him in my bones to be Irish, it turns out he wasn't born there, and I'm questioning everything I know. Full Story
DDL is exclusive
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Daniel Day-Lewis took the Golden Globe last year, and the SAG, and of course Oscar. He did not return to the Globes to present. And so far his name isn't on the presenters list for the SAGs on Saturday. Or the Critics' Choice tomorrow night. DDL is exclusive. We may not see him until March 2. Full Story
Dr DDL
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It was graduation weekend. While Ben Affleck was getting doctored at Brown in Rhode Island, Daniel Day-Lewis and Laura Linney received honourary degrees from Julliard. God I love Laura Linney. God Laura Linney is underrated. No, I don't watch the The Big C. But I don't have to to appreciate her. Full Story
DDL's road race
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Daniel Day-Lewis was photographed in Brescia, Italy today for Mille Miglia, the iconic vintage cars road race through Italy -- 1000 miles in 3 days ending in Rome. He's apparently driving a 1953 Jaguar XK 120. Do you sleep on the side of the road? Like, just pull over when you can't stop yawning anymore? Jacek and I drove from Toronto to Vancouver once and it took us 3 days. Full Story
Slum Love vs DDL
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Jennifer Lopez is in New York promoting her new album. Here she is on the publicity circuit yesterday looking great in leather pants and wedge sneakers, a trend that's lasting a lot longer than I expected it to, and a sheer, peter pan collar black dress with off-white pumps. Great. It's always great when Slum Bear isn't around. Full Story
Daniel Day-Lewis thinks
Daniel Day-Lewis was photographed in New York yesterday with his son. Afterwards, he and his pea coat sat on a park bench alone... just thinking. What do you think DDL thinks about? According to IMDB, the reigning best actor Oscar winner does not yet have his next project lined up. This is not surprising. Full Story
Oscars Best Speech: Daniel Day-Lewis
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They were essentially saying the same thing, Daniel Day-Lewis and Ben Affleck, right? They were appreciating their supportive wives. Ben chose to phrase it so that it was his wife's primary responsibility to "work" on their marriage. DDL acknowledged that his wife had to deal with his artistic eccentricities, and somehow it was charming, while Ben's probably didn't sit well with many of us, right? What's the difference? Is it the accent? Is it that DDL is a more accomplished public speaker? And the way the Miller-Day-Lewises behave on the campaign circuit as opposed to the Afflecks? All of the above? And besides, my God, he is just such an elegant, elegant man. Full Story
Jack, Dustin, DDL, and the Campaign
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The Academy announced today that Jack Nicholson and Dustin Hoffman will present at the Oscars on Sunday. Some call Nicholson the unofficial mascot of the Oscars. And Hoffman, well, you don't need me to explain why he's a legend. Needless to say, then, given the gravitas of both actors, we should probably see them towards the end of the show. Full Story
Is Hugh gaining on DDL?
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It was always a long-shot, my prediction that Hugh Jackman will win Best Actor for Jean Valjean in Les Miserables. If it were any other year, a non-DDL year, his chances would be a lot better. But, well, you know Daniel Day-Lewis. Still... I'm staying with my bet. Full Story
The Sexiest Best Actors ever
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But first... DDL in a peacoat! So, this year's Best Actor Oscar nominees... Daniel Day-Lewis Hugh Jackman Denzel Washington Joaquin Phoenix Bradley Cooper 3 of those are former Sexiest Men Alive. DDL is unquestionably sexy. Joaquin...could be sexy if he wasn't such a f-cking MISERABLE. Full Story
Best Globe Date: Daniel Day-Lewis
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I mean his date. His date Rebecca Miller. Tommy Lee Jones smiled once last night. It was when Daniel Day-Lewis won. And it was also, I think, the one time Joaquin Phoenix had a pleasant look on his face too. Only DDL, right? DDL is so f-cking good that even when the orchestra starts up with the music intended to make him leave, it ends up working for him like the swell in a scene from a movie when the hero arrives to deliver an impassioned speech to rouse his followers. Full Story
DDL vs Clint Eastwood and the "old white men"
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Daniel Day-Lewis was honoured the other night at BAFTA LA. Have you seen his acceptance speech? It was dedicated to Clint Eastwood's Obama chair. The President had just won re-election the night before. Conservatives were in a tailspin. And here's a British actor taking the piss out of a Hollywood legend. Full Story
The World's Greatest Actor
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This is the cover of the new TIME. TIME also hosted the Lincoln screening and Q&A with Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day-Lewis, the World's Greatest Actor, last night in New York. So in other words, everyone else, all the other 4 actors in the Best Actor Oscar category, be like Jessica Biel at Justin Timberlake's wedding: just be happy to be invited. Full Story
M'Lynn says: So The F-ck What?
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Steel Magnolias was on this weekend. I decided to watch it before watching the new Lifetime version with Queen Latifah. It's been years, a long, long time. Duana told me recently that Steel Magnolias still holds up. Of course she was right. It might even be better. It's certainly funnier. Full Story


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Calabrese announces tough 2011 schedule
Friday, May 06, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 5, 2011) - Coming off of a conference championship and NCAA tournament berth in 2010, ETSU head men's soccer coach Scott Calabrese announced a very tough 2011 fall schedule on Thursday. The schedule features ten home games including matches against ACC foes Clemson and Virginia Tech as well as Atlantic Sun regular season champion Florida Gulf Coast.
"This is a very difficult schedule," said Calabrese. "It's a schedule that features programs that have had considerable success on the regional and national level. Playing a schedule of this level will challenge our players to give their very best each game"
ETSU opens the preseason on the road with an Aug. 14 match against 2009 NCAA Champion Virginia.
The Bucs open the regular season at home against Presbyterian on Aug. 27 before going on the road for the next four contests. Defending Southern Conference champion UNC-Greensboro heads up the road swing on Aug. 31.
ETSU is slated to face Marshall in Huntington, W.Va. on Sept. 4 before heading to Old Dominion for a pair of matches against teams from the Colonial Athletic Conference.
Both ODU (Sept. 9) and William & Mary (Oct. 11) reached the NCAA tournament in 2010 with the Braves advancing as far as the Sweet 16.
ETSU then will host Davidson on Sept. 17 before the Hokies come to Johnson City, Tenn. on Sept. 20. The Buccaneers face Winthrop in Rock Hill, S.C. on Sept. 23 and then host Furman on Sept. 25 in the final non-conference tune up for the Bucs.
"Playing ACC teams such as Virginia Tech and Clemson at Summers-Taylor stadium will give our fans the opportunity to see ETSU compete against the top level of collegiate soccer" Calabrese added. These difficult games will test our team's resolve early on in the season but also serve to prepare us for our conference play."
Conference play begins on Sept. 29 as ETSU is set to head to Nashville, Tenn. to face Belmont. The Atlantic Sun had four teams featured on ESPN for making big RPI turnarounds in 2010 as the conference as a whole had one of the strongest seasons in A-Sun history.
The Bucs also have conference road games at North Florida (Oct. 7), Jacksonville (Oct. 9) and Mercer (Oct. 22). ETSU opens the conference home season on Oct. 2 against Lipscomb. Both Stetson (Oct. 14) and FGCU (Oct. 16) also come to town in the month of October as the matchup with the Hatters will be a rematch of the conference tournament championship game.
"Our conference continues to improve in quality and reputation," Calabrese said. "This season I believe the teams with-in the A-Sun have improved again. We will have to be at our best every game to compete for a conference championship in 2011."
On Oct. 24, the Buccaneers will host Clemson in yet another ACC home game as the Bucs will look to top their Summers-Taylor Stadium attendance record that was set in 2010 against UNC.
Home games against USC Upstate (Oct. 29) and Appalachian State (Nov.1) round out the 2011 schedule for ETSU, while the Atlantic Sun conference tournament is slated to start on Nov. 9.
For more information on Buccaneer men's soccer, visit ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ETSUAthletics.
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For our nation to issue its own currency and cease using the federal reserve or central bank model.
This video showcased to me the non-sense that some people can come up with using very pure and positive motivation: the motivation for our developed nations to get back on track and create new jobs and new opportunities. I commend the speaker of the video for his outside the box thinking but there are a whole lot of reasons why his ideas will surely never materialize in the US or UK. The biggest of which reasons would be because our currencies are printed by a central bank which automatically ensures our countries owe interests on the debts we accumulate. This system of debt-based fiat currency sponsors the current economy of stock market trading derivatives and the like. This top-down approach severely discourages financial innovation like this from the bottom up which is (from what I gather) the speaker is suggesting. Also both the UK and US Parliament/Congress respectively are far too corrupt to have funds appropriately go to such an idea because they have too many special interests to appease and fund first.
Feb 11 2013: Have ya'll ever seen Pay it Forward? It has Haley-Joel Osment, child actor, and the message comes through a child's point of view, Where society would be much better if goods and services were paid forward rather than "paid back".Feb 10 2013: Continued:
Another lie about this situation is that humans will resort to violence, savagery and chaos because it is our nature. We are fed this lie daily with scenes from around the world and led to believe, "that is our nature!!" That is not true. We know our genes offer us choices on how to respond to our environment. If this "human nature" lie were true, then we wouldn't pitch in and help the victims of tsunamis, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, fires and other disasters that happen. This other way, is also a choice and we as citizens usually take that one. And we do it world-wide.
People are the ones who do the work. The U.S. Constitution is under severe attack but it is only words on papers. The people are the Constitution and it is our constitution that we apply to getting things done. We no longer need to obey some government that works against us. The same applies to corporations. It is the people who do the work. Same with the military. We are the species that does the work that provides for all others, in some direct or indirect way and it works better than any monetary "trickle-down" effect. We have to keep these things running because we need them all and the goods and services they produce and provide.
That is our environment that we gauge to see whether or not it is going to, can or will provide what we need for life. We then respond accordingly. Without money, and with a new way of thinking and believing about that condition, we can solve our problems. Those who have been entrusted to do the solving have utterly failed and will continue to do so because the failure to do so is how they profit, so their intentions are not to solve our problems. Only theirs. As Jacque Fresco put it, "this shit has got to go."
The thinking of people who believe these lies is directly affected and directed to further perpetuate and support the lies. This comes out in what they say and thus that is one of the first things they do.Feb 10 2013: No need to create new jobs. They are there and waiting for us.
This will sound foolish but here goes.
I believe in getting rid of monetary systems altogether. I have broached this to individuals who are much more intelligent, more educated and way more successful in life than I have been. They react with disdain, disgust, and dismiss the idea quickly. Sometimes they ask a question to which I have asked one back. The one I ask the most is this, "Do you believe that if the global economy completely collapsed, money was worthless and there was none around, that you wouldn't get hungry any more?" The answer I have always gotten is a defiant, confident, "yes!"
Now, I think that sounds crazier than the concept of a different system that doesn't rely, depend or revolve around money.
The answer made me remember something Jacque Fresco said he noticed when he was a boy (about 17) and the depression was setting in. He said he didn't understand it because the factories were there, the machines for whatever were present and in fine working condition, the resources were there or available and the people, the most important part, were also available but not there, because of money.
I keep saying this and will continue to do so.
Things don't.........."get done"..........because of money.
Things ............"don't get done".......because of money.
Yet nothing costs money. Every thing costs people, yet people continue to believe the lie that money is more valuable than people. Money does nothing. People do.
I really believe that if we begin thinking in new ways, which means totally abandoning or letting go of old ideas in order to do so, and keep spreading these new ideas, that if and when the global economy dies we can do what money blocks us from doing. Finally, we will solve our problems. Certain things must be done and without money blocking them, we can do them. To believe we will lose all motivation is a lie meant to keep money alive. Money needs us. We don't need it. ContFeb 10 2013: Of course, the issue of currency is a difficult charge to reconcile in an easy manner. There have been many writers, thinkers, politicians and futurists that agree upon a mono-currency for the world sometime in the future. The question today is then about how we will develop a national infrastructure for currency regulation, so that a mono-currency would adapt accordingly to each national modality. I describe the problem in this way to suggest that a devised system of scale for currency is necessary before the consideration of interest-bearing loans or the size of any debt.
Imagine that scale is the issue of management and regulation for financial considerations --person to person, city to city, state to state, nation to nation. In each category, the fiscal-transactions are regulated based on the scale of "borrower" and "loaner", not the dollar amounts. This designation of scale can afford a greater degree of accountability of the monies necessary for civil-needs, as well as internalize the management of each expense with a new criteria.
Bernie Madoff said that "if the national economy was an oil-tanker, the entire ship was filled with oil instead of individual barrels". The designation of currency-types could also benefit fiscal accountability even further; imagine if there was a currency for energy, health, education, entertainment, food and rent. Each individual would carry a certain type of currency more than another, as would each city and state. It would become quickly obvious what is being spent more and what is being spent less. Furthermore, the prejudice of class and wealth would become too complex and personal a matter, hopefully rendering each individual's spending habit as a true lifestyle choice --better meals rather than higher-education and so forth. Each city and state would have a city-style or state-style based on these currencies.
You should watch "Fixing the Future", a PBS program. It describes functioning sattelite-banking systems today.Feb 8 2013: I propose that there be a prerequisite for commenting on this post. Anyone who wishes to comment must swear they have read G. Edward Griffin's book, The Creature From Jekyll Island. Just as a teaser:QUOTE: "Seven Reasons To Abolish The Federal Reserve-1. It cannot possibly accomplish its stated goals.2. It is a cartel opposed to public interest.3. It is the supreme instrument of usury.4. It generates our most unfair tax.5. It encourages war.6. It destabilizes the economy.7. It is an instrument of totalitarianism."Thank you!Feb 7 2013: do you happen to know ron paul's proposal, the freedom of currency act?
Feb 8 2013: No.
I will look into it. Thanks for it.
I do have a certain respect for him, though I find it extremely difficult to now believe anything that comes from a politicians mouth.
I have become very cynical, I guess. When I was young I wanted to be a Saint or a Sinner and
I wound up a Cynic.
I say things, blurt them really and then cringe later. I am neither intelligent nor smart and all is a challenge.
Gonna Google it now. OH, no. Gonna ixquick it now. They say they don't track or record your internet searches.
By the way, have you noticed or experienced that more videos, stories and such that are inquisitive, searching and probing for the truth are nowhere to be found anymore on the internet?Feb 7 2013: Why?
Because that is why and how the Founding Fathers set it up in the first place.
Congress already can and used to, print the U.S. currency, WITHOUT DEBT and according to
Benjamin Franklin, that is the main reason for the Revolutionary War. King George didn't want us/US
printing our own money, without debt and with freedom.
Congress still can. Congress has been asked to. Congress has been pleaded with to do so.
Congress has been commanded to return to that practice. In all cases, they have refused.
Their interests are not the country or its citizens. In fact, they believe it is their country, solely theirs,
and they profit and profit immensely from crime. That is all they are engaged in: criminal activity, running rampant,
still on the loose and still wanting it all.
It would be a step in the right direction but most likely would fail because the monetary system is a default-failure system to begin with.
And someone asks, "why?" with what is going on, what has happened and what very well may happen and happen soon? Why?
Gail .
Feb 7 2013: I do want to correct a small error in your understanding. That is not how the founding fathers wanted it set up. In fact, during the Constitutional Convention, it was agreed that the federal government would not have the power to establish charters that would allow such inventions to exist. Then, in an amazing coup d'etat, all was changed. The Constitution was overthrown by SOTUS in order to establish a national bank that was the birth of the downfall that we all seem to be experiencing.
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Feb 10 2013: Okay. thanks for that. I'm not that smart or well-read on those kinds of issues.
I believe Jackson disbanded the first national or central bank and warned the people to never let that happen again. But it did and they did and today, we do and we need to stop it.
Gail .
Feb 10 2013: Yup. Jackson was as pissed as I am about the whole matter.Feb 7 2013: Why?
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Gay Love in A Magical Land :: Andrew Grossman on 'Lost Sky'
Fantasy novels often transport readers to mythic, magical realms where the laws of nature seem to be different: Dragons fly and breathe fire, wizards and warlocks cast spells in eldritch tongues, creatures both human-like and horrifically nonhuman build cities and castles and, when clarion calls for war echo across the hills and shires, the various denizens of fantastical lands strap on their swords and pluck up their shields, ready to do battle.
But who are the people in these novels, and where, precisely, do they live? Tolkien had his vague "Middle Earth," a place that seemed to be in-between in just about every sense; not quite real, but not quite imaginary; not quite historic, and yet certainly not contemporary. The HBO television series "A Game of Thrones" unfolds across a vast continent that spans snowy Northern climes, seaside kingdoms, and desert wastes.
For some fantasy buffs, the exact time and place might not matter. For others, however, the setting, and the question of how it relates to the world we know, is a useful part of the tale. Are we setting out to a realm of pure imagination? Are we headed for a lost island, or a mist-shrouded crater in a jungle, or an alien planet?
Andrew Grossman provides an answer in his fantasy novel "Lost Sky," as well as hinting at the origins of the unusual creatures that dwell in the realm he's invented. Grossman's novel follows a young gay man, Matthew, as he unwittingly sets out on a journey that will empower him. At first, Matthew is something of a pawn in the hands of a lawyer serving as executor of a gay great-uncle Matthew's family has edited out of the official record. As the story unfolds, though, Matthew comes into his own.
After inheriting a parcel of Vermont woods and a house from his great-uncle, a wealthy world traveler named Alexander, Matthew reluctantly finds himself leaving New York City and his handsome, albeit straight, roommate Jason (who is getting married and striking off on his own anyway). Country life turns out to be a mixed blessing: Mathew finds his garden is supernaturally productive, and, being a green thumb, he's thrilled. But the locals look at him with open hostility and suspicion, except for Diana, the owner of the local store, who takes the newcomer under her wing--but even then, something seems a little odd about the way she interacts with him.
Moreover, strange occurrences at his new home disturb Matthew, including extreme weather and the appearance of what seems to be a spectral entity. Is the house Alexander bequeathed him haunted?
In due course, Matthew stumbles (or is guided) to a hidden world that seems far removed from the world of human beings and ordinary concerns. It's there that he discovers the most remarkable--and the most universal--miracle of all, when he falls in love with the not-quite-human being who has threatened and terrified him, a creature named Salal. As he learns about his great-uncle Alexander's life and the role Salal played in it, Matthew draws closer to his extraordinary new companion. But is Salal the complex, even tragic, figure he's made himself out to be? Or is he manipulating Matthew for his own mysterious reasons?
Grossman has constructed a fantasy novel that's both tender gay romance and compelling otherworldly drama. "Lost Sky" combines ingenious inventiveness with heartfelt storytelling, resulting in a fantasy novel that blends same-sex romance with elements of magic and an exotic land hidden from ordinary mortals. But Grossman also strikes a tone that feels realistic.
"When I began writing 'Lost Sky,' I focused mainly on the internal lives of the two main characters,
"Grossman told EDGE in a recent interview. "They aren't knights or trolls, but two rather tormented individuals. Matthew, in particular, is a very realistic protagonist. I think that the fantasy elements are engaging because the characters are compelling in their own right. I hoped that the reader would empathize with their conflicts and struggles. In a way, the fantasy elements are simply the icing on the cake."
To be sure, fantasy (or any fantastical genre, such as sci-fi or horror) amplifies human impulses and primal concerns through the use of certain narrative devices that define the genre, such as spells, potions, or exotic creatures. So, too, with this book, much of which takes place in what is literally a garden of unspoiled delights. There is something captivating in forms of literature that talk about things lost to us, or things we once dreamed about and then realized we might never have; setting a same-sex love story at the heart of a fantasy novel could be, for gay readers, the best of two rarefied worlds.
"One of my most poignant early childhood memories involved watching a flock of birds and suddenly realizing that I would never be able to fly," Grossman recounted. "I can still remember how devastated I felt at that moment.
"Then in the eighties, while I was a modern dancer living in New York, I choreographed a piece entitled 'Lost Sky,' which was about an angel who had lost the ability to fly. Somehow, I always new that I would use the title again. When I think of the sky, I think of something so vast as to be almost incomprehensible.
"With regard to the novel, the title has an obvious interpretation, which I won't explain for fear of giving too much away," Grossman added, "but it's also a metaphor for something precious and irretrievable."
Thinking of recent inclusions of gay characters and storylines in fantasy-based video games such as "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" and "Final Fantasy VII," EDGE asked Grossman whether the genre in general might be starting to welcome the GLBT community.
"If by open you mean welcoming, I'm not sure." Grossman replied. "I'm not a gamer, but I've heard that there is bigotry and prejudice in the gaming community."
That said, however, "I think the world in general is becoming more inclusive and so GLBT characters are more apt to appear in mainstream culture including literature, movies and television," the novelist added. "I think the realm of fantasy is especially appealing to oppressed people, and the LGBT community certainly falls into that category."
Grossman went on to explain his own interest in the fantasy genre. "I read to escape," the author told EDGE. "I love being transported to different worlds or different times. I'm a huge fan of historical fiction for that reason. If I were to delve into another genre it would probably be along those lines, though I'm not sure I have the patience for the tremendous amount of research a historical novel would require."


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18 cups
thinly sliced apples
3 tablespoons
lemon juice
4 1/2 cups
white sugar
1 cup
2 teaspoons
ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
ground nutmeg
10 cups
I love this recipe! I went to an apple orchard and got jonathan apples and scaled back on the water called for to 5 cups and increased my apples to 24 cups as orchard apples tend to be juicier.) I found this out by trial as my first batch came out a little heavy on the sauce and light on apple pieces. By doing this, my apple pie cut into neat pieces (when it cooled) without all that sauce oozing out onto the pan between slices. (Since you have decreased the water, you should also decrease your cornstarch by 1/3) I like this recipe so much that I have made 4 batches of this pie filling to freeze so I have it all winter. This was a 5 star winner on taste, texture, appearance, how it made my house smell, how much my kids loved it, althought they hated peeling all those apples. A definate recipe to use over and over and over...and to pass down to your kids.
all in all not bad. but definetly cut back on the water . I used 7 cups and was still too much. 5 cups of water is probally enough
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This makes the best apple pie filling ever. I cut the water back to 8 cups and increased the cinnamon and added more nutmeg. I have made pies both from the fresh mixture and frozen mixtures. I always make it with an oatmeal brown sugar crumb topping (different every time, just mix brown sugar, oats, butter, cinnamon, nutmeg and a little flour to help hold it together until it feels right) and have rave reviews.
I also reduce the water, but by almost 3 cups. I make the recipe as a double batch in a 20 QT pot, so the fresh-from-the-orchard (key point) apples always make a lot of their own juice. I have found that 1 cup of apple equates closely to 1 apple, so it makes measuring them less tedious.
WONDERFUL!!! We kept original recipe to make apple topping every year (new addition to our cupboard so we were very happy). Our biggest mistake was not beginning the 6-8 minute cooking period immediately after apples were added to sauce (we overcooked). That first attempt began our new tradition of apple topping ! YUMM-O! Next we made the filling as other reviewers (24 cup apple & 5 Cup water), and lowered sugar since we were not using Granny Smith. We began timing apple cooking IMMEDIATELY upon adding apples to sauce and only cooked 6 minutes which left apples firm - Now we have perfection! THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERUL RECIPE!
OH MY GOSH, this is great!!! I am a professional baker and am always looking for new formulas. I found this to be very easy to follow and easy to prepare. I reduced the nutmag by 1/2 and used 1/2 brown sugar and 1/2 granulated. I followed the formula for the amount of apples and it didn't look like enough, so I added 3-4 cups more apples. After the mixture cooled, I filled the pie crust and baked, the shop smelled so good.
This is a wonderful recipe in the fall when apples are so plentiful. This year, I made this recipe a few times and I have a freezer full of wonderful pie filling to use all year long. Makes a great pie! And since the apples are already cooked, the crust doesn't get overcooked waiting for the apples to cook down. I will keep this recipe forever! So great! Thanks, Terri!
I have an apple tree in the backyard and had heard you could freeze apple pie filling but never had a recipe. When I saw this recipe it was perfect timing. I took the advice of others and reduced the water to 6 cups water to 12 cups apples. In a peach filling recipe on the website, they suggested to freeze the peaches in a foil lined pie plate with foil on top. When it froze, remove it from the plate. Cook in oven at 425 degrees on the bottom rack then lower the temperature. I tried this with this apple pie filling and it was marvelous. I look forward to another apple pie this holiday. Thanks for the recipe.
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Serving Size: 1/40 of a recipe
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Calories from Fat: < 1
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