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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - People across West Michigan awoke to a gorgeous sunrise on the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 18.
We asked readers to share their photos of the sunrise, and received responses from downtown Grand Rapids, Caledonia, Holland, and Marne.
Some joked that it was the perfect way to kick off ArtPrize, while others shared their stories upon discovering the sunrise.
Lowell resident Candice Fleszar-Smith was alerted to the stunning sight by her 9-year-old daughter, who pointed through the window at the beautiful orange sky.
"I wanted to get a higher shot, so I went to our second floor bathroom window, and there was more appearing," Fleszar-Smith said. "Then, I went up to our third floor window, waking (my husband), but it was very much worth the effort!"
Even the Twitter account of Gerald R. Ford International Airport, FlyGRFord, noticed, tweeting: "Beautiful sunrise at our airport this morning!"
"The clouds were in place prior to sunrise, with the sun still below the horizon," said a representative from the National Weather Service. "The clouds were there for the sun to shine up on, and it created a rather dramatic scene."
Jonathan Van Zytveld is a news intern for MLive/The Grand Rapids Press. Email him at email@example.com, and follow him on Twitter.

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The formation of covalent bonds which hold portions of several polymerA large molecule containing a large number of repeating units; a substance formed from such molecules. chains together is called cross-linking. Extensive cross-linking results in a random three-dimensional network of interconnected chains, as shown in the figure. As one might expect, extensive cross-linking produces a substanceA material that is either an element or that has a fixed ratio of elements in its chemical formula. which has more rigidity, hardness, and a higher melting pointThe temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid. Also called freezing point. than the equivalent polymer without cross-linking. Almost all the hard and rigid plastics we use are cross-linked. These include Bakelite, which is used in many electric plugs and sockets, melamine, which is used in plastic crockery, and epoxy resin glues.
Below is a video of the formation of Polyurethane Foam.
Polyether polyol, a blowing agent, which adds a gasA state of matter in which a substance occupies the full volume of its container and changes shape to match the shape of the container. In a gas the distance between particles is much greater than the diameters of the particles themselves; hence the distances between particles can change as necessary so that the matter uniformly occupies its container. to the mixtureA combination of two or more substances in which the substances retain their chemical identity. to produce a foam, silicone surfactant, and a catalystA substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction but that undergoes no net change during the reaction. is mixed with a second liquidA state of matter in which the atomic-scale particles remain close together but are able to change their positions so that the matter takes the shape of its container contains a polyfunctional isocyanate. The polyol and the polyfunctional isocyanate react to form polyurethane - a very hard substance when dried. The general reaction is shown below:
isocyanate groupThose elements that comprise a single column of the periodic table. Also called family. hydroxyl groupThe functional group of an oxygen atom bonded to an hydrogen atom, -OH; found in alcohols. urethane linkage
In the reaction in the video, each R1 group has multiple isocyanate groups; the reactants are polyfunctional. Thus there is a high degree of cross-linking in the polyurethane. This causes the foam to become rigid after cooling.
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Medical office plan adds to Susquehanna Health renaissance
A continuing health care renaissance at Susquehanna Health in Williamsport is up for City Council approval Thursday night.
A four-story, $33 million medical office building on the campus of the Williamsport Regional Medical Center along High Street is the latest development on the drawing board.
If the building were nothing more than bricks, mortar and offices, it would be fair to wonder about plans for another large project so close on the heels of the Susquehanna Tower completion last year.
But this building is much more.
The fourth floor will be reserved for a family medical residency program and The Commonwealth Medical College.
The residency program consists of medical students who will become family practice physicians. The medical college is one of three in the state.
The third floor will be for physicians specializing in pulmonology and neurology.
The second floor will contain heart and vascular specialists and related services.
The first floor is set aside for general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, along with space for an outpatient retail pharmacy and durable equipment.
These are all important education, training and medical facilities that will improve the services of Susquehanna Health.
And don't kid yourself, as the availability of physicians becomes more of an issue in the future, having training and education available here as well as modern facilities for practicing physicians will be a valuable recruiting tool.
The project is being paid for through $7 million in new market tax credits and a capital campaign. Those who can should support the program for the good of future medical care in our region.
While the modernization and expansion of Susquehanna Health in Williamsport has its critics, people need to reflect on what might have been for the city had Susquehanna Health moved operations elsewhere.
We are confident any objective observer would conclude the neighborhood and local health care have been revitalized by the decision of health care officials to stay in the city.
Hopefully, the latest Susquehanna Health development meets all of the city's land use and ordinance specifications so that the next chapter in modern health care locally can move ahead with vigor.


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Paleontology defined: the science dealing with the life of past geological periods as known especially from fossil remains.
Fossil defined: a trace or print or the remains of a plant or animal of a past age preserved in earth or rock.
Paleontological Resources Management
The Forest Service recognizes multiple use values for paleontological resources that include: a legacy for present and future generations; scientific significance, education and interpretation; and recreational opportunities and aesthetic qualities. The Forest Service is dedicated to protecting and managing the paleontological (fossil) resources which are important to our natural resource inheritance.
Paleontological Resources Preservation
The Forest Service Final Rule for Paleontological Resources Preservation was published in the Federal Register on April 17, 2015, with an effective date of May 18, 2015 (rule is fully effective 30 days after Federal Register publication). Follow link below to obtain a copy of the Final Rule.
Final Regulations for Paleontological Resources Preservation (.pdf version)
Base Authorization for the Forest Service's Paleontology Program
Paleontological Resources Preservation Act (PRPA) of 2009 (Public Law 111-11)
Collection of Paleontological Resources: Permit Application Form and Permitted Activity Reporting Forms
- Application for Permit and Authorization for Paleontological Resources Research or Collection FS-2800-22A (v09/2012)
- Authorization to Conduct Paleontological Resources Research or Collection FS-2800-22B (v09/2012) DEMO COPY
- Paleontological Investigation Report Form FS-2800-22C (v09/2012)
- Paleontological Specimen Data Form FS-2800-22D (v09/2012)
Links of Interest
National Park Service: Park Paleontology and Paleontological Resources Management in the Parks.
USGS Paleontology Home Page: Learn about fossils and find links to educational resources.
National Museum of Natural History: Smithsonian's Department of Paleobiology. Learn about fossils and research, and find links to educational resources.
Bureau of Land Management: Fossil resources on public lands.
BLM Adventures in the Past: Discovering the Public Lands' Archaeological, Historic, and Fossil Resources.
Bureau of Reclamation: Fossil resources home page. Find out more about BOR fossil sites.
The Paleontology Portal: A resource for anyone interested in paleontology, from the professional in the lab to the interested amateur scouting for fossils to the student in any classroom.
American Geological Institute: Investigating Earth Systems: Fossils. Online lesson plans for educators.


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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- M. Maitland Steps-2-Success Conservatory is sponsoring a free benefit concert to raise awareness about Multiple Sclerosis next Friday.
The concert will kickoff the opening of the conservatory, a non-profit organization that focuses on student development in the area of non-traditional arts including music production and film scoring.
The concert is also being held in support of Paula Montgomery Rodney, a young woman living with MS.
Minister Jamel Strong, Brandon Pair and United Voice of Praise and Ken Orr will be some of the guest artists making appearances.
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Benefit Concert
When: Friday, Sept. 28, 6:30 p.m.
Information: Call 757-329-7542
Where: Union Hill Primitive Baptist Church
Information: Call 757-329-7542


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Take a look at some of the best in photographs sent to the Messenger-Gazette during the week of April 1-5, 2013.
Things to do in Somerset County on Sunday, April 7
• The Watershed Group will host a Rain Garden Workshop will be held on Sunday, April 7 from 1-3 p.m. at Fairview Farm Wildlife Preserve, 2121 Larger Cross Road, Bedminster. Rain gardens can be great habitat areas for native wildlife, beautify your property and control your stormwater run-off. This hands-on workshop is intended for anyone interested in installing a rain garden at home, business, school, or church. You'll learn the basics of why, where and how to install a rain garden from certified Rain Garden Special-ist Lauren Theis.
This program is for adults and teens, and the cost is $15 per person. To register, contact Lauren Theis at 908-234-1852, ext. 314 or email@example.com.
• On Sunday, April 7, from 1:30-3:30 p.m., the Franklin Township Public Library in Somerset will celebrate the oral tradition with a festival of storytelling for all ages. Professional storytellers Carol Titus, Mario LoBiondo, Julia Della Torre, and Bernie Libster will join staff storytellers Yvonne Ceaser and Anne Lemay for an afternoon of telling tales in various locations throughout the Main Li-brary building on Demott Lane. The half-hour story sessions in the Library's Community Room will be suitable for adult/older student audiences (grades five and above), while those in the Children's Program Room will best suit younger children and family groups. Maria LoBiondo and Carol Titus will tell tales in both locations, while Bernie Libster will tell tales for older ears and Julie Della Torre will tell tales for little ones. Throughout the afternoon, Yvonne Ceaser and Anne Lemay will share Native American stories and World Folktales in the Library's Gallery.
This is a free program open to the public, but registration is requested. The Franklin Township Public Library is located in the mu-nicipal complex at 485 DeMott Lane in Somerset. Find out more at franklintwp.org, or by calling 732-873-8700.
Have an event or photo you would like to share with the paper and your community? Send it to us at email@example.com and we will run it in print and post it online.


text: Okay so I started my 6 month old son on solids 2 weeks ago, bananas and sweet potatoes. He did fine. I gave him pears this past wednesday, thursday and then again on saturday. Saturday evening he barely slept getting up every 2 hours, I nursed him as much as possible but nothing seemed to work. DH even gave him a bottle of ebm at 5 am b/c i was so tired. At 8 am I nursed him again, he started to spit up afterward and it was brownish. He spit up again it ws brown still with a little bit of blood in it. We took him to the ER...they checked his stool for blood but none, no fever, otherwise happy. They checked me for mastitis, but I dont have it. He did bite me the other day and I had a little cut, so they said he probably just swallowed some blood and was spitting it up. Came home everthing fine just using some lanisoh cream. Now his last 3 bm's have been dark green almost black and pretty thick ??? any ideas...he is otherwise happy. could this be a food allergy @ 6 months??


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Get Glowing This Fall
with Expert Skincare Tips
with Expert Skincare Tips
Beauty mavens, take note: your skincare routine should be shifting to transition from summer to fall, in more ways than one. With the arrival of the fall weather come a slew of complications for the skin, including changing temperatures, wind, and, of course, dry air. With skin becoming more sensitive, it is more likely to become irritated. Below, Mechele Wilson, licensed esthetician and skincare educator, provides five ways to get your skin in glowing condition for the new season.
1. Exfoliate:
Exfoliation is extremely important in this changing of seasons because it removes the dead, flaking, and dehydrated skin cells from summer. By breaking down this barrier, it allows your skin to absorb the nutrients from products you use on your face and helps your skin to stay hydrated.
Some Tips for Exfoliating:
Gently Scrub the skin, being sure to avoid OVER SCRUBBING! My favorite Scrub is the RestauraCel-C Thermal Microdermabrasion Set from Mia Mariu, a nice warming scrub does wonders for your skin!
2. Hydrate:
With the cooler weather and harsher wind, your skin is more likely to become dehydrated since there is a depletion of water in its protective layers. Moisturizing is crucial for all skin types, even oily skin. A moisturizer that contains hyaluronic acid and antioxidants is best to keep your skin hydrated during these cooler months.
Some Tips for Hydrating:
Use your facial serum before using your moisturizer to help lock in the hydration! My favorite hydrating routine consists of Paula's Choice Super Antioxidant Serum with Luvalla's Day/Night Skin Balancing Cream!
3. Nurture:
What you put in your body is just as important as what you put on your body when it comes to your skin's health. Make sure to drink a lot of fluids (especially water) to keep your skin hydrated. Also, eat foods with Omega-3's, Vitamin C, and antioxidants to keep your skin healthy from the inside out.
Some Tips for Nurturing:
Take a good Core vitamin! My favorite is Immuno-Viva's Core along with a dropper full of B-12 Ultra from Live Well Market!
4. Protect:
Even though the sun is not as harsh and hot, damaging UV rays are still present; wear sunscreen. Sunburns from UVB rays are still possible, and UVA rays, which cause sun damage, have the same intensity all year long.
5. Rejuvenate:
Many suggest a deep cleaning facial is important at the beginning of a season. The HydraFacial™ will cover all of your needs: exfoliating dead skin, extracting impurities, and delivering vital antioxidants and nutrients to protect and hydrate skin. The treatment leaves skin extremely soft and supple. To maintain results and further pamper your skin, the Daily Essentials™ kit provides the same performing ingredients used in the treatment. The kit includes Antiox-6™ Daily, to hydrate and nourish with antioxidants and hyaluronic acid, and UV Smart® Daily to provide broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection. Both are essential for fall skincare.
Some Tips for Rejuvenating:
L'Bri has an amazing 30-Second Rejuvenating Peel that smells like oranges for a great quick, deep skin peel!
About Mechele Wilson, L.E., MT
With over 15 years in the skincare field, Mechele Wilson possesses a passion for health, wellness and beauty. Currently, Mechele is the head Training Education Specialist for Edge for Life, the maker of the innovative HydraFacial™ system. Truly an expert in her field, Mechele has trained hundreds of other skin care experts worldwide, educating and speaking about the aesthetic industry and protocols to ensure proper skin health. Throughout her career, she has created a multitude of advanced skin treatment routines and has spearheaded research and development for many aesthetic product launches.
Images courtesy of KidActivities.net, TheSourceSkinCare.com, HydraFacial.com.


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Strategy games
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|Sea of Fire
Pick a side, build units, conquer land. Can you control all of the Worlds resources?
|Date added: Oct 15, 2008
Gameplays: 5712 (0 today)
Category: Strategy
|Sea of Fire 2
Second version of the Sea of Fire game. Click on the empty tiles to the left to construct buildings, use them to defend your base from enemy and to produce units to attack them. All structures are upgradable, which makes either them or units they produce more powerful. On global map (during campaign) capture territories with resources to make more units and structures available.
|Date added: Oct 10, 2008
Gameplays: 12386 (0 today)
Category: Strategy
|Sentry Knight
A spiritual successor to the award-winning Mythic Fort Defense and the highly-acclaimed Siege Knight. Action-based tower defense including a plethora of spells, talents, upgrades, enemies and bosses!
|Date added: Feb 4, 2014
Gameplays: 1609 (0 today)
Category: Strategy
|Shadez: Black Operations
You are a commander of a mercenary army, and you have to destroy enemy forces by building troops and sending airstrikes.
|Date added: Aug 25, 2008
Gameplays: 12089 (0 today)
Category: Strategy
|Shattered Colony
Defeat the zombies while managing multiple resources in this hybrid RTS game. Infinite number of maps! Working on integrating Kongregate APIs (level sharing, badges). Try a random map after the campaign!
|Date added: Sep 30, 2010
Gameplays: 9006 (0 today)
Category: Strategy
|ShellCore Command: Ep 1
Build a massive retro battleship and command your fleet in tactical battles.
|Date added: Mar 7, 2010
Gameplays: 5165 (0 today)
Category: Strategy
|Shop Empire 2
The popular Shop Empire game sequel. With more booths, new facilities, a fun new parking system for cars and trains. But sadly also more clever thiefs that want to rob your shops! Build a bigger and better shopping mall, hire staff members to run the place smoothly. Shop Empire 2 is a detailed and free resource management game. note: dont forget to set your storage option to be unlimited. if you found any bug, please let me know (send us pm)
|Date added: Jul 15, 2012
Gameplays: 4922 (0 today)
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|Shopping City
Did you ever wanted to be in charge of a resort island? Now you can. It is up to you to take charge of each of the individual shopping centers, spread out all over this shopping paradise. The amount of revenue the shops earn depends directly on the decisions youâll make. Be sure to give the customers what they want and theyâll be happy to spend their money.
|Date added: Jul 24, 2009
Gameplays: 48527 (1 today)
Category: Strategy
|Shopping Street
Start your own retail business; earn money by operating your shops. Upgrade the shops and increase your cash flow!
|Date added: Jun 6, 2009
Gameplays: 127557 (3 today)
Category: Strategy
|Shore Siege
Yarrr! Ye be shipwrecked on an Island full 'o' monsters. It's up to you to defend your ship against countless hordes of vile beast and repair the ship to the point where ye can escape! Good luck, matey!
|Date added: Oct 10, 2008
Gameplays: 2463 (0 today)
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The parking -- and driving -- situation along South Main Street in Phillipsburg should get a lot less precarious later this week.Public works crews will be hauling snow away from the street starting Tuesday on the west side of South Main Street on the Union Square end, Mayor Harry Wyant said. They will head south until they get to the end and then turn around to clear the snow from the other side of the street, he said. Workers will dump the snow in the Delaware River Park parking lot, Wyant said.
Residents who see signs posted on their side of the street today should avoid parking along South Main Street on Tuesday. Otherwise, they risk getting towed, Wyant said. Officials will post parking restrictions block by block as they progress.
Some of the public parking lots are free of snow and some are not, he said.
"We were hauling it out of parking lots, and then we got the snow again," Wyant said. "We can't keep up with it. That will be a goal, as well, to get the parking lots clear."
Phillipsburg doesn't have enough trucks available to get all of South Main Street done in one day, he said. Town Council will talk Tuesday night about whether to hire outside contractors, he said. The snow removal schedule is subject to change if more wintry weather blankets the area overnight and forces a snow emergency, Wyant said. In that case, fewer trucks will be available as they're used for plowing.
One problem remains: residents shoveling snow in the street. Wyant said he anticipates people will start throwing snow back on the road as the trucks clear South Main Street to the curb.
"It's a never-ending battle between us and the residents," he said.


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10 # Kristen Stewart is a Converse kind of girl, but scrubs up well for the red carpet with her unusual choices. Her best accessory? Her is-he-isn't-he boyfriend, Robert Pattinson.
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Feb 6, 2012
06:30 AMCafé Connecticut
Valentine's Dates - Part 1
Dating occurs all year round, of course, but it moves up a notch on and around a certaion day in mid-February. To help you find something worthy to do at that time, we've come up with a host of interesting and possibly romantic outings here in Connecticut . You can find them all right here.
To give you a taste, however, here's one to get you started.
Something Old
"I want you to help me find the perfect bowl for my dining room table" is the way this date begins. What follows is a pleasant weekend drive along Route 6 (also known as Main Street) in Woodbury, Connecticut's designated Antiques Trail and one of the best in America, with more than 30 dealers to choose from. Whether you find the bowl or not is immaterial; it's the browsing that's key. Check out the painted cupboards at Monique Shay, the weathervanes at Wayne Mattox Antiques or the Best of Connecticut-winning goods (mostly French) at Country Loft. You should also make it a deal to have a nice meal in the cluster of restaurants near the intersection of Rtes. 6 and 64: Carole Peck's Good News Cafe, John's Café, Dottie's Diner, Carmen Anthony Fishhouse and others.


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Terry Madonna, in "Majority of Pennsylvania voters support natural gas drilling, but want it done safely, poll says," is correct when he says "…it's not something most voters have a daily or even frequent contact with."
It's true. Most Pennsylvanians are unaware that drilling has contaminated at least 161 private wells or that the families who rely on them are often left to their own devices to find clean water. They're not aware of the respiratory illnesses, nosebleeds, and "frack rash" that are so prevalent in the Marcellus.
They don't hear about the homeowners stuck with properties that are worth less than they owe or the lifetime gag orders placed on 7- and 10-year old children so their parents could reach a settlement that let them move somewhere safe. Even stories that hit closer to home like the compressor station in Berks County that failed, releasing 61 tons of volatile organic compounds and 174 million cubic feet of methane in a matter of minutes, are unknown to most.
Last summer, the Pennsylvania Democratic Party's vote to support a moratorium on fracking came on the heels of another poll that said the majority of Pennsylvanians support one, too, so drilling's impacts on health, safety, and the environment can be assessed. After all, when drillers can legally avoid disclosing the chemicals they use and impose gag orders on not just kids, but physicians, to keep it that way, one thing is clear. Nobody is in a position to say it's safe.
KAREN FERIDUN, Berks Gas Truth, Kutztown


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Sunday, April 7, 2013
The dash was on Saturday morning as families rushed to grab candy and prize eggs at the North Augusta Optimist Club's Easter egg dash at Lions Field.
The participants were separated by age categories - ages 3 and younger, 4 to 6 and 7 to 10 years old. Throughout each of the spots were scattered some prize eggs that could be redeemed for Easter baskets.
"Beautiful day, looks like the kids all had a good time," said Chris Garnett, a member of the Optimist Club and coordinator of the event.
There were various strategies for candy and prize finders, especially those who got the elusive eggs.
"I just went off to try and find the egg first at the gate," said Ethan Chastain, 8. "I just wanted to find an egg first thing."Others had a little bit of help.
"My mom did it," James Pinkston, 6, said about his finding of a prize egg.
His mom, Trisha, joked that they had only been coming for six years. However, this was the first time they had gotten one and that they were "more excited about that than the candy."
Garnett also pointed out that, in past years, the kids would "sweep across the field and get all of the candy," but that this time around the eggs seemed to be the priority.
"I've got the birds-eye view up there," he said about sitting the press box at Lions Field. "It's always enjoyable to see the kids run out there and try to find the eggs and the candy."
The Optimist Club's mission is to be a "friend to youth," and this is one of a number of events that the club puts on throughout the year geared around kids. Recently, the club had its pancake breakfast, with the money raised from that going toward helping kids who are battling cancer. The rest of the money goes toward distributing books, scholarships, essay contests and the group helps kids from the younger ages all the way up to high school.
Garnett, who has helped with this event the past six years, believes that the Optimist Club started the event around 1995. This year's event was a collaboration with the City of North Augusta, North Augusta Parks and Recreation and Costco.
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the conditional release of a prisoner, prior to completion of the imposed sentence, under the supervision of a parole officer
paroling authority
a person or correctional agency that has the authority to grant parole, revoke parole, and discharge from parole
salient factor score
scale, developed from a risk-screening instrument, used to predict parole outcome
gain time
time taken of an inmates sentence for participating in certain positive activities such as going to school, learning a trade, and working in prison
structured conflict
the tensions between prison staff member and inmates that arise out of the correctional setting
staff subculture
the beliefs, values, and behavior of staff. they differ greatly from those of the inmate subculture
correctional officer personalities
The distinctive personal characteristics of correctional officers, including behavioral, emotional and social traits
industrial shop and school officers
Those who ensure efficient use of training and educational resources within the prison
perimeter security officers
those assigned to security (or gun) towers, wall posts, and perimeter patrols. These officers are charged with preventing escapes and detecting and preventing intrusions
relief officers
Experienced correctional officers who know and can perform almost any custody role within the institution, used to temporarily replace officers who are sick or on vacation or to meet staffing shortages
The beliefs, values, behavior, and material objects shared by a particular group of people within a larger society
total institution
a place where the same people work, play, eat, sleep, and recreate together on a continuous basis.
inmate subculture
the habits, customs, mores, values, beliefs, or superstitions of the body of inmates incarcerated in correctional institutions; also, the inmate social world
the process by which inmates adapt to prison society; the taking on of the ways, mores, customs, and general culture of the penitentiary
pains of imprisonment
major problems that inmates face, such as loss of liberty and personal autonomy, lack of material possessions, loss of hetero-sexual relationships, and reduced personal security
deprivation theory
the belief that inmate subcultures develop in response to the deprivations in prison life
importation theory
the belief that inmate subcultures are brought into prisons from the outside world
integration model
a combination of importation theory and deprivation theory. The belief that, in childhood, some inmates acquired, usually from peers, values that support law-violating behavior but that the norms and standards in prison also affect inmates
prison code
a set of norms and values among prison inmates. It is generally antagonistic to the official administration and rehabilitation programs of the prison
family like structures, common in women's prisons, in which inmates assume roles similar to those of family members in free society
the incarceration and interaction of female of female and male offenders under a single institutional administration
hands-off doctrine
A historical policy of American courts not to intervene in prison management. Courts tended to follow the doctrine until the late 1960s
prisoners rights
Constitutional guarantees of free speech, religious practice, due process, and other private and personal rights as well as constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishments made applicable to prison inmates by the federal courts.
constitutional rights
the personal and due process rights guaranteed to individuals by the US Constitution and its amendments, especially the first 10, known as the Bill of Rights. Constitutional rights are the basis of most inmates rights
institutional needs
prison administration interests recognized by the courts as justifying some restrictions on the constitutional rights of prisoners. Those interests are maintenance of institutional order, maintenance of institutional security, safety of prison inmates and staff, and rehab of inmates
writ of habeas corpus
an order that directs the person detaining a prisoner to bring him or her before a judge, who will determine the lawfulness of the imprisonment
a civil wrong, a wrongful act, or a wrongful breach of duty, other than a breach of contract, whether intentional or accidental, from which injury to another occurs.
nominal damages
small amounts of money a court may award when inmates have sustained no actual damages, but there is clear evidence that their rights have been violated
compensatory damages
money a court may award as payment for actual losses suffered by a plaintiff, including out of pocket experiences incurred in filing the suit, other forms of monetary or material loss, and pain, suffering, and mental anguish
punitive damages
money court may award to punish a wrongdoer when a wrongful act was intentional and malicious or was done with reckless disregard for the rights of the victim
legitimate penological objectives
the realistic concerns that correctional officers and administrators have the integrity and security of the correctional institution and the safety of staff and inmates
balancing test
a method the US Supreme Court uses to decide prisoners rights cases, weighing the rights claimed by inmates against the legitimate needs of prisons
Cruel and unusual punishment
a penalty that is grossly disproportionate to the offense or that violates todays broad and idealistic concepts of dignity. In the area of capital punishments are those that involve torture, a lingering death, or unnecessary pain
consent decree
a written compact, sanctioned by a court, between parties in a civil case, specifying how disagreements between them are to be resolved
deliberate indifference
intentional and willful indifference. within the field of correctional practice, the term refers to calculated inattention to unconstitutional conditions of confinement
totality of conditions
a standard to be used in evaluating whether prison conditions are cruel and unusual
due process
a right guaranteed by the fifth, sixth, and fourteenth amendments to the US constitution and generally understood, in legal contexts, to mean the expected course of legal proceedings according to the rules and forms established for the protection of persons right
frivolous lawsuits
lawsuits with no foundation in fact. They are generally brought for publicity, political, or other reasons not related to law.
he wrote a strongly critical review state prison discipline. As cruelty debases both victim and society, and punishment should not be vindictive but should aim at the reform of the convict to observe social constraints. A convicts imprisonment should consist of task, not time sentences, with release depending on the performance of a measurable amount of labour.
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Believed the length of the sentence should not be an arbitrary period of time but should not be related to the rehabilitation of the offender
Marx system
penal method developed about 1840 by Alexander Maconochie at the English penal colony of Norfolk Island (located east of Australia). Instead of serving fixed sentences, prisoners there were held until they had earned a number of marks, or credits, fixed in proportion to the seriousness of their offenses. A prisoner became eligible for release when he had obtained the required number of credits, which were accumulated for good conduct, hard work, and study and could be denied or subtracted for indolence or misbehaviour. The mark system symbolized the decline of the "let the punishment fit the crime" theory of correction and presaged the use of indeterminate sentences, individualized treatment, and parole. Above all, it emphasized training and performance as the chief mechanisms of reformation.
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DyeStat, the pioneer in national coverage of high school track and field and cross-country on the internet, ended a great run of 15 years today.
I will write a separate blog about the impact DyeStat had on the New Jersey track and field and cross-country community and its impact nationally.
On a personal note, I formed very good friendships with John and Donna Dye and with several people that have worked with DyeStat over the years. I will miss seeing them around at all the big meets. This is a very sad day.
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FENTON, Michigan — It's been almost a year since McDunnough Inc. moved into the old Lear Corp. plant in Fenton.
And the industrial plastic recycling company is still growing.
McDunnough recently purchased equipment from another recycling company that it plans to move into the building after the holiday weekend and have it running by mid-July.
"We're anxious to get it up and rolling and there's no reason to let it sit idle," said Owner Darren McDunnough.
McDunnough said the additional equipment will allow the business to move through its product at a faster rate.
McDunnough is a plastic recycler, processor, broker and supplier of recycled plastic materials and services for the plastic industry.
"This will augment our current production and increase it — increasing our capacity essentially," he said.
Since its move from Whitmore Lake to Fenton last July, McDunnough said the company had a record year last year and is on track to exceed last year's growth this year.
The company, which grew from 15 to 20 employees since the move, also is looking to hire more people eventually, McDunnough said.
McDunnough moved to the old Lear Corp. building because it offered needed office space, more loading docks and power for equipment that it the company was looking for to expand its business.


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According to many in the technology press, there's a new sheriff in town, and his name is Big Data.
The transformational powers ascribed to Big Data range from the vast — "10 ways big data changes everything," reads a headline from GigaOM — to the small scale — a recent Mashable story touts Big Data's ability to keep your dog healthy.
According to a report from IDC and sponsored by EMC, digital data is outpacing Moore's Law and doubling every two years, but how much data you have isn't as important as what you do with it.
"Data, big, medium or small, has no value in and of itself. The value of data is unlocked through context and presentation," noted venture capitalist Bryce on his blog over a year ago.
Hoping to deflate some of the air in the Big Data bubble, The New York Times' Quentin Hardy reports on Microsoft Researcher Kate Crawford's six myths of Big Data fundamentalism.
Papers as far back as 1997 spoke about the challenge of visualizing ever-growing data sets. Crawford admits that Big Data isn't entirely new, but "it's reaching us in new ways."
Crawford points out that while Hurricane Sandy generated more than 20 million tweets, Twitter's users "tend to be younger, more urban and more affluent than the norm." It's important to remember that only 16 percent of the American population is on Twitter. So tweets might produce a lot of data, but it's not entirely representative or contextualized information.
Most people believe that data is a neutral third party that doesn't subscribe to the prejudices of human beings. But Crawford says, "Data is something we create, but it's also something we imagine." That means data can be as influenced as the people creating it.
While more information has the power to drive new innovation, data alone can't turn a city into the Land of Oz. "It's only as good as the people using it," Crawford says.
As long as names and pictures aren't attached, many assume that data can safely be classified as anonymous. But a study last year found "four data points of when and where a call was made could identify 95 percent of individuals," according to the Times article.
Sometimes you don't choose Big Data, it chooses you. This is particularly true with free consumer services in which you, the user, are the product. Crawford uses Instagram's terms of service switcheroo as an example of this.
While it's fun to hop on the Big Data train, it's worthwhile to stop and put our feet on the ground every now and again. Big Data is a game-changer in so many ways, but it's certainly not a magic pill for everything.


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James Morris has signed a free agent contract with the Patriots, the team announced Sunday.
The linebacker, who was signed in May before being waived with a "failed physical designation," will take the 90th spot on the current roster. (Morris reportedly had issues with a blood clot this spring.)
As a collegian, Morris was just the sixth player in Iowa history to record 400 career tackles after finishing with 400 tackles, 10 1/2 sacks and six interceptions as a three-year starter. The 6-foot-2, 240-pounder was named a team captain in 2013 and started in all 13 games and finished second on the team with 107 total tackles, eight sacks and four interceptions.
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This is the opposite of Bad thread ideas as earlier seen.
Here is number 1!
1.) All about Contra Bass Trumpets!
That may fall under a bad idea.
I know Rowuk is the Mod here but Solar Bell, can you move this to the correct forum?
If something is an ACTUAL good topic, make it an ACTUAL thread, other than that...practice trumpet
"There are two sides to a trumpeter's personality: there is the one that lives only to lay waste to the woodwinds and strings, leaving them lying blue and lifeless along the swath of destruction that is a trumpeter's fury; then there's the dark side...." --Michael Stewart
I'll bite ......
2.) What strategies have you experienced trumpeters out there come up with in order to choose the shed (and practice) over, other lesser productive activities, like posting in a trumpet forum.
3.) What's the best anti-mouthpiece-safari medicine?
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SK woman still critical after being hit in wheelchair
A South Kitsap woman remains hospitalized in Seattle nearly two weeks after being struck by a car while riding in her wheelchair last month.
Patricia J. Lange, 82, was still listed in critical condition Monday afternoon, according to a spokeswoman at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Lange was airlifted to the regional trauma center July 19 after being struck by a car while crossing Mile Hill Drive at Fircrest Drive around 6:30 p.m. in her motorized wheelchair.
According to Kitsap County Sheriffs Office spokesman Deputy Scott Wilson, the car that hit Lange was driven by a 43-year-old SK woman who appeared to be doing everything she was supposed to be doing, and that his offices investigators so far believed that neither excessive speed nor alcohol was involved in the crash.
Port Orchard resident Andrea Goodwin, 23, who said she drove by the scene about an hour after the incident said she was not surprised to see an accident.
Its a dangerous hill, Goodwin said, explaining that she drives past that intersection every day on her way to and from work. Theres no light, and many people just arent paying attention.
Five days prior to Lange being hit, another accident occurred at the same intersection, according to the Washington State Patrol.
In that incident a 46-year-old victim was struck at 11:20 p.m. July 15 by a Toyota 4Runner driven by a 16-year-old Port Orchard boy, and was also airlifted to Harborview Medical Center with serious injuries.
According to the trooper investigating the scene, the victim was intoxicated, and was crossing an unlighted intersection and was not in a crosswalk. Charges against the victim were pending following that incident.
Brandy Rinearson, a clerk with the City of Port Orchards Public Works Department, said the intersection of Fircrest and Mile Hill drives in not within the city limits, and therefore the decision about whether or not to put a crosswalk there would be up to the county.
Dusty Wiley, a traffic investigator with Kitsap County Public Works, said there are currently no plans to put in a crosswalk at that intersection.
It would not be safe to have a crosswalk there without a traffic light, Wiley said, explaining that it is never a good idea to have crosswalks at mid-block crossings, particularly those with middle turn lanes and in high-traffic volume areas.
Two white lines on the road are not going to keep you safe, he said.
Trooper Brian George, a spokesman for the Washington State Patrol, said according to state law motorized wheelchairs can be driven legally on roads. However, George said they cannot be in the vehicle lane, but must be contained in the pedestrian lane.
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Mercer Islander's book celebrates soccer culture in Seattle
Writing books is not exactly a new venture for longtime author Clare Hodgson Meeker. The Island resident has published several books, but her most recent is one that touches the community of soccer in Seattle.
Meeker's latest piece of fiction is called "Soccer Dreams: Playing the Seattle Sounders FC Way." It is a fictional story of a boy learning about teamwork and soccer.
Meeker said the book was inspired by another project she did with a sports community, only in San Diego instead of Seattle. She said about two years ago she wrote a fictional story about football commissioned by the San Diego Chargers team, which was then taken out and given to the community and read by the players to various groups.
"It turned out wonderful, and I really enjoyed learning about football," said Meeker. She said after coming home she wanted to find a way to do something similar in Seattle, and after seeing how quickly the Sounders took root, she felt it was a natural fit.
"The Sounders are such an interesting team. They became hugely popular, and I was curious how a team could do so well in their first year with players from all over the world," she said. "That really takes teamwork and that was what I wanted to focus on. How do you build a team, and what goes into it."
The book, while aimed at kids ages 7 to 12, is really for readers of all ages, Meeker said. But specifically she wanted to write for kids in the third to sixth grade range who are just starting to play sports and learning about all the aspects of those teams.
"I liked the idea of teamwork, not just what it takes to win, but winning in that they are enjoying themselves on the field and as a team," said the author. The process took about a year and a half, but only eight months for the writing and research. She said a large part of the book taking as long as it did was working through the Major League Soccer (MLS) system and learning how the organization does things.
Meeker said it took some working through red tape, but once she was through, the players and management were great.
"The players could not have been nicer," she said of their interviews. The book features tips and thoughts from many members of the Sounders team. "They were very enthusiastic and it got them thinking about their childhood. They were very forthcoming."
As a longtime soccer fan, but never someone who has played the game, Meeker said she learned a great deal while writing and talking to the players.
"I learned a lot in the process," she said.
While nothing is currently in the works to get the book out into the community as was done in San Diego, Meeker certainly hopes there will be opportunities. She said programs like Seattle Scores, an after-school program that brings together athletics with writing, would be a great match.
"The Sounders are hugely involved in the community, and I think it would be a perfect marriage," she said.
This latest project for Meeker was also an adventure in learning about self-publishing, another first for the author. She said the project wouldn't have been possible without the help of Island Books owner Roger Page.
"He was an advisor and mentor," she said. "He was so helpful; he's a treasure."
Last weekend Meeker and Seattle Sounders Patrick Ianni discussed and signed the book at Elliot Bay Books. Meeker said a local launch party on Mercer Island is in the works.
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Kyuji Fujikawa threw 16 pitches over two innings in his second rehab outing Wednesday. The Japanese right-hander entered in the seventh for Double-A Tennessee against Birmingham, and retired the side in order, needing just six pitches. In the eighth, he gave up a leadoff single, then picked off the base runner. Of his 16 total pitches, 10 were strikes.
The reliever has been on the disabled list since April 13 with a strained right forearm. He was expected to join the Cubs this weekend in Washington to face the Nationals.
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Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born in 1856. He graduated from Princeton University in 1879 and later went on to earn a PhD from Johns Hopkins University. He served as a professor at Princeton University before going on to serve as the president of Princeton and then the governor of New Jersey.
In 1912, Wilson was elected president of the United States. While in office, Wilson sponsored legislation ranging from the Child Labor Reform Act to the Federal Reserve Act of 1912 which set a framework for regulating banks.
In 1917, Wilson also issued an Executive Order making the Public Health Service an arm of the military. This act better enabled the PHS to recruit and retain officers. Under Wilson's leadership, Congress also passed an act creating a Reserve Corps for the Public Health Service. This Reserve Corps could be called upon during the event of a national emergency. Because this act was passed in October of 1918, it did little to address the Public Health Service's shortage of physicians during the pandemic.
In October, during the height of the pandemic, Wilson was advised to halt troop deployments to Europe as the crossings simply spread influenza. Chief of Staff General March disagreed, saying that the deployment of troops was crucial to bring a speedy end to the war. While acknowledging that soldiers were dying in the thousands from influenza, March insisted that a speedy end to the war would limit deaths overall. Wilson ultimately endorsed March's plan and the deadly troop crossings continued.
In April, during the Paris Peace Conference, Wilson became seriously ill. His temperature rose to 103 degrees and he experienced diarrhea and serious coughing spasms. The President's physician first suspected poisoning; he latter diagnosed the President as suffering from influenza. While it is unclear whether this diagnosis was correct, Wilson's illness made it impossible for him to participate in key negotiations during the conference. The result was a significantly different outcome to the peace conference than Wilson had wanted.
Wilson left office in 1921 and died in 1924.


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Peter Blanchard, artist and owner of Manifest Photography, has an exhibition on display at the Realty Trust office in Lake Oswego (600 A Ave, 97034). This is a small sample of images currently on display. Opening reception on Thursday, May 17th 5-7pm. Show runs through the end of June.


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Pictured (L-R) are Gary Jans and Ray Brunet, owners of Ray-Jans Windows and Doors.
Ray Brunet and Gary Jans are pleased to announce the opening of a new business: Ray-Jans Windows and Doors. The new venture will supply windows, doors and related products to the public as well as to contractors.
"We felt the time was right to re-invest in Cornwall," said Gary Jans. "The local economy is stronger than we have ever seen it, and we feel there is opportunity for additional growth."
"It is great to see a locally owned small business succeed and expand," said Mayor Bob Kilger. "I wish Mr. Jans and Mr. Brunet a bright future in their new venture."
The new business is a natural fit to Mr. Jans and Mr. Brunet's long standing construction company, Ray-Jans Construction. Ray-Jans has an excellent record of building quality homes and commercial buildings in Cornwall, Ottawa and Eastern Ontario.
"We can now source windows and doors directly from manufacturers and pass along the savings to our customers," says Ray Brunet. "The streamlined process also improves our efficiency as we can ensure access to product at critical times during a construction project."
Ray-Jans Windows and Doors is located in a 5,000 sq. ft. building at 840 Campbell Street in the Cornwall Business Park. The building includes a showroom and workshop. Some of the services and products that are available include the sale and installation of PVC and Aluminium framed windows and doors. Awnings, aluminium railings, siding, fibreglass decks and flat stock aluminium are also available. Custom fabricating (bending) of aluminium will be offered.
Ray-Jans purchased the assets of O.Charlebois Aluminium Products Inc., including its former building on Campbell Street. O. Charlebois Aluminium was a well established firm in Cornwall, founded by Olivier Charlebois in 1955. In 1984 the business was sold to Pierre (Pete) Latour, who ran it until his recent passing.
"We are especially pleased to announce that Joy Watts and Mark Ledoux will once again be offering their numerous years of experience and expertise to customers both new and old," said Gary Jans. "They will be complimented with the current staff at Ray-Jans Construction, allowing both companies to tackle projects of any size."
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Ray-Jans Construction is owned by Ray Brunet and Gary Jans. They are supported by a dedicated and experienced crew of tradespeople. The company is a licensed Tarion builder of residential homes, in addition to being an experienced general contractor for office, commercial, industrial and agricultural buildings.
Ray-Jans is a member of Team Cornwall, the Cornwall and Area Chamber of Commerce and the Seaway Valley Construction and Trades Association.
Ray-Jans Construction Inc. will continue with its normal business and will move its offices to the Cornwall Business Park location as well. More information can be found at www.RayJans.com.


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Facebook Introduces Free VoiP Call Feature
Facebook has introduced some new voice features in the Facebook Messenger. Users are currently allowed to send one minute voice messages through the Messenger. In the near future, users of Facebook Messenger will also be able to make free calls.
The voice message feature has already been available since last week, while Facebook is still testing open source VoIP calling between Canadian users. Only Canadian iOS users with the latest Facebook Messenger version can try out VoIP.
Canada is chosen as the pilot project of this new feature because Canada closely resembles the demographics and trends in the United States (one-tenth of the size), which makes it a good sample for a trial. This update will likely be a big competition between Facebook and companies which offer free VoiP services, such as Skype and Viber.
Facebook and Mobile Messaging
Recently, Facebook has shown a high interest in beating other mobile messaging applications; WhatsApp for example, as we reported last month, although in the end the deal did not go down. In the same week when the rumor came out, Facebook launched an update for its Messenger which made it possible for people to register without a Facebook account.
The week after Christmas, Facebook decided to launch a mobile messaging that could compete with SnapChat. The app is called Poke and it removes chat history after a couple of seconds.
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A Ming Dynasty vase from the storied Meiyintang Collection set a new world record for Ming porcelain at Sotheby's Hong Kong today after it soared past its high estimate to sell for a total of HK$168.7 million ($21.6 million) against a high estimate of HK$120 million ($15.39 million). This price doubled the previous record and was all the more remarkable on a day when Sotheby's Chinese porcelain and works of art sales overall were depressed by the absence of the Chinese "hot money" that has been such a fillip to the market in recent seasons. Today the speculators were absent — driven from the sale room by the credit crunch in China and the turmoil on Hong Kong and global stock markets.
That left the genuine collectors — including some from the Chinese mainland, but also from more traditional sources of buyers like Hong Kong, Taiwan, Europe, and the United States — to compete for the lots on offer.
As it happened, the Meiyintang collection sale was perfectly calibrated to that market with its well-edited tranche of pieces from the most sophisticated periods of the Ming and Qing Dynasty. Although a few pieces — including some premium lots — were passed in, the sale easily met expectations, netting HK$560 million ($71.8 million) against an estimate of HK$430 million ($55 million). This result was headlined by the record-breaking Ming Vase, a superb blue and white meiping from the Yongle Imperial Period (1402-1424) which Sotheby's international head of Chinese ceramics and works of art Nicolas Chow vividly described to us as "macho" in reference to its atypically un-waisted broad shouldered shape.
The other standout lot of the sale was a Qing Dynasty famille rose "peach" vase that was picked up by a collector bidding on the phone with Sotheby's Asia Chair Patti Wong, dead on the low estimate of HK$80 million ($10.26 million.)
Unfortunately most of the rest of the day's lots did not prove so well suited to the market. Nicolas Chow himself observed to ARTINFO China at the end of the morning's session that if he had known that China's new collectors would be totally absent he wouldn't have designed the sales to include so many lots chosen to appeal to a specifically Chinese mainland taste. These included a number of flamboyant works of art from the Qing Dynasty — like a rare pair of Qianlong Imperial-period enameled candlesticks — which in a different market would have been expected to do well, but in this one were passed in, perhaps unsurprisingly.
At the end of the day Sotheby's had netted HK$962 million ($123 million) against a pre-sale low estimate of HK1.17 billion ($150 million) for their Chinese porcelain and works of art sales. Attention will now turn to the Christie's auctions in late November to see how they decide to respond to this new market.


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How to Make Pate a Choux & Fill Eclairs and Cream Puffs
[This is Part 2 in a two-part tutorial series that I put together to illustrate how to make pastry cream and how to make pâte à choux dough for cream puffs and éclairs. If you missed the first part, feel free to go back and read Part 1: Pastry Cream.]
Éclairs and cream puffs are one of my favorite desserts. My mom used to go to a bakery and pick some up for me each time I would visit as a special treat. I am ashamed to say that I *may* have once thrown an adult temper tantrum when I realized that the number of éclairs I was planning to take back with me had diminished by a noticeable number and I was not the one who had eaten them. I'm serious about my desserts, folks! Since I had previously conquered pastry cream and made it a number of times since, I felt that it was finally the perfect time to master pâte à choux and whip up those delicious pastries that I love so much.
I had been intimidated by pâte à choux for quite a while, and had always shied away from trying it. It seemed so… delicate. So… fussy. Imagine my shock when I made it for the first time and found it to be… simple. Gorgeous puffs of dough emerged from the oven. No drama. Beginners luck, perhaps? I'm still not sure, but I've never encountered problems with the dough and have found the recipe and method I'm going to share with you to be virtually foolproof. Okay, you made the pastry cream – now it's time to create the pastries!
Once again, I am using the same recipe that was used when I first made éclairs and cream puffs, so if you'd like a commentary and photo-free recipe to print, I suggest heading over to that post.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When I did this tutorial I was making cream puffs for an order, so I doubled the recipe. That's why you may see twice as many ingredients in the pictures as what is called for in the recipe.
Part 2: Pâte à Choux
This recipe makes enough for 24 cream puffs or 8 éclairs.
The ingredients:
2 large eggs plus 1 large egg white
5 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into 10 pieces
2 tablespoons whole milk
6 tablespoons water
1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup (2 1/2 ounces) unbleached all-purpose flour, sifted
1. Beat the eggs and egg white in a measuring cup or small bowl; you should have 1/2 cup (discard the excess). Set aside.
2. Bring the butter, milk, water, sugar, and salt to a boil in a small saucepan over medium heat, stirring once or twice.
When the mixture reaches a full boil (the butter should be fully melted), immediately remove the saucepan from the heat and stir in the flour with a heatproof spatula or wooden spoon until combined and the mixture clears the sides of the pan.
Return the saucepan to low heat and cook, stirring constantly, using a smearing motion, until the mixture is slightly shiny, looks like wet sand, and tiny beads of fat appear on the bottom of the saucepan, about 3 minutes (the paste should register 175 to 180 degrees on an instant-read thermometer).
3. Immediately transfer the mixture to a food processor and process with the feed tube open for 10 seconds to cool slightly. With the machine running, gradually add the eggs in a steady stream. When all the eggs have been added, scrape down the sides of the bowl, then process for 30 seconds until a smooth, thick, sticky paste forms.
(If not using immediately, transfer the paste to a medium bowl, press a sheet of plastic wrap that has been sprayed lightly with nonstick cooking spray directly on the surface, and store at room temperature for up to 2 hours.)
4. Adjust an oven rack to the middle position and heat the oven to 425 degrees. Spray a large (18 by 12-inch) baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray and line with parchment paper; set the pan aside.
5. Fold down the top 3 or 4 inches of a large pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch plain tip to form a cuff. [If you don't have a 1/2-inch plain tip, you can cut a 1/2-inch hole off the bottom of a disposable pastry bag or large ziploc bag.] Hold the bag open with one hand in the cuff and fill the bag with the paste. Unfold the cuff and push the paste toward the tip of the pastry bag.
A Note on Filling a Pastry Bag: I have always found that using a tall glass to hold the pastry bag while I fill it with dough, icing, melted chocolate, etc. makes it much easier and less messy.
For cream puffs: Twist the top of the bag and pipe the paste into 1 1/4- to 1 1/2-inch mounds on the prepared baking sheet, spacing them about 1 to 1 1/4 inches apart. Use the back of a teaspoon dipped in a bowl of cold water to even out the shape and smooth the surface of the piped mounds.
For éclairs: Twist the top of the bag and pipe the paste into eight 5 by 1-inch strips, spaced about 1 inch apart. Use the back of a teaspoon dipped in a bowl of cold water to even out the shape and smooth the surface of the piped strips.
6. Bake 15 minutes (do not open the oven door), then reduce the oven temperature to 375 degrees and continue to bake until golden brown and fairly firm (the puffs and éclairs should not be soft and squishy), 8 to 10 minutes longer. Remove the baking sheet from the oven. With a paring knife, cut a 3/4-inch slit into the side of each puff and on the top of each éclair to release steam; return the puffs to the oven, turn off the oven, and prop the oven door open with the handle of a wooden spoon.
Dry the puffs and éclairs in the turned-off oven until the centers are just moist (not wet) and the puffs and éclairs are crisp, about 45 minutes. Transfer the puffs and/or éclairs to a wire rack to cool completely. (The cooled puffs and éclairs can be stored at room temperature for up to 24 hours or frozen in a zipper-lock plastic bag for up to 1 month. Before serving, crisp room-temperature puffs in a 300-degree oven 5 to 8 minutes; crisp frozen puffs/éclairs 8 to 10 minutes.)
7. When ready to serve:
For puffs: Use the tip of a paring knife to make a small X in the side of each puff, about halfway between the top and bottom. Fill a pastry bag fitted with a 1/4-inch plain tip with the pastry cream and then pip some pastry cream through the X in the side of each puff. (Fill each puff until the pastry cream starts to ooze out the side.) Top with chocolate glaze or sifted powdered sugar.
For éclairs: With a paring knife, cut around the sides of each éclair to remove the top third. Dip the top of each éclair into the glaze, shaking off any excess, and transfer the tops to a wire rack to dry. Spoon 3 to 4 tablespoons of pastry cream in the bottom of each éclair. Once the glaze has set, set the tops on the éclairs and press gently to secure. [You could also use a long, narrow pastry tip (such as this) and use the same method as cream puffs, piping in pastry cream from each end.]
48 Responses to "How to Make Pate a Choux & Fill Eclairs and Cream Puffs"
I love all your step-by-step pictures! I've tried a couple of pate a choux recipes (Joy of Cooking and Julia Child's) — neither used beaten eggs or a food processor, so your recipe is very different from what I'm used to. I'm guessing that it saves a good deal of the effort used to beat the eggs one by one into the mixture by hand.
It seems like your mixture ends up a bit lighter than mine too. I might give it a try and compare it to what I use. Thanks for all the tips and instructions!
I really like your idea of a tutorial on your blog….like an "on line cooking school". When I first made cream puffs years ago, they were very intimidating until I tried them. Your followers will see just how easy they are. The only draw back is making them on a hot humid day, like the past three days!!!
I just purchased some chocolate dipped cream puffs from the store because they reminded me of the Italian type I love and can't seem to find now. *Wishing I could also find Terimisu*
But since I've eaten these, they taste a bit different from the Italian type, but I love them the same. Therefore, I researched on how to make them, and I'm thankful for having found your tutorial(s). (I add the 's' because I intend to use you as a major reference to most, if not all, my cooking now.)
I'm excited about trying these steps. I've never made such things before, and so I'm a little nervous. But I love to cook, so it should be good. Thank you for sharing your procedure(s) with us. 🙂
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This was a great recipe. I made this today, side by side with another recipe (http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/projects/weekend-project-introduction-to-pte-choux-080889) which called for 4 eqgg yolks and 1 cup water. Your recipe was much better – sweeter and lighter, whereas the other was distinctly eggy. Just FYI in case anyone else is comparing recipes – this is a great one to try.
I just tried this recipe today and the pastry cream came out PERFECT!!! I was so nervous because I just started baking in general and I'm young and inexperienced, but I'm aspiring to become a great baker:) Thank you so much for this tutorial, it was really handy and detailed. BTW: I Love this site!!!
This pate a choux recipe did not work for me. I 'volunteer test' recipes for Cooks Illustrated and I tried this to the letter (weighed flour etc) and it was way too loose. The end result was flattened eclairs that I could not fill. I am now making the Joy of Cooking recipe (which has always worked) and noticed that you have twice the butter for the same amount of flour, which would only make more work for the eggs to get the dough to rise(?).
It would also help to mention that overworking the flour with the low heat will cause the eclairs to collapse (as Joy of Cooking does).
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This robot grips objects much like a person
Festo wowed the crowd with a demonstration of this lifelike contraption, called the humanoid muscle-robot. The product of a joint venture between Festo AG and the Technical University of Berlin, the Humanoid possesses an almost human-like ability to grasp and position objects. That's thanks to the application of Festo's fluid muscle technology, consisting of a highly flexible, air-tight hose placed within a 3D lattice grid of high-strength fiber that permits a range of smooth, yet complex motions.


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Nothing too fancy. I have some pizza crusts in the freezer for days when I want quick and easy. M's school sells them as fundraising, (amongst other things) and if you buy them plain they are accidentally vegan. You can then just add on what you like and create your own gourmet, or not so gourmet as the mood strikes, pizza for dinner.
I had some leftover pasta sauce, so that went on, along with some caramelised onions, some roasted fennel and black olives. I topped it off with a rocket salad as I saw that as I was blog browsing yesterday (sorry if it was your blog but I can't remember where I saw it) and thought it would go well - it did!


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Minimal easter
White on white can be pretty nice. The textures and materiales really comes out. And if you think it´s sad, just make them in multiple colours. The project is described below.
Easter eggs
What you need:
Eggs, emptied
Soft roller
Touch Tekstil Volume
Fish wire for hanging
How we did it
Empty the eggs (and make somethin yummy..)
Paint the eggs white, and use the soft roller to create a nice, even texture.
Create patterns using the textile gel. We made dots, lines and hearts.
The gel dries slowly. You might want to decorate half of them first, leave them drying, and come back to finish them later.
Hang the eggs using fish wire.
What you need:
White mohair yarn
Small pom pom maker
How we did it:
Make eigth small pom-poms. Trim them. Sew five together in a circle, and then three more in a smaller circkle on top. It´s like a tiny pyramide.
This is a free pattern from pickles.no. We´ll be thrilled if you use it. Please link to us if you do;)