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Another question about KCBS judging?
I see all of these rate my box threads and see the comments, parsley not uniform, not stacked nicely, wrong angle with the meat, ETC. I thought the judging was supposed to be on appearance of the meat only. How can it be judged on the other stuff, are KCBS turn ins supposed to be interior decorators too or what? I don't get it! In MBN we are judged on apearance of the meat only. I do plan on some other KCBS and IBCA contest but will I be judged by how the greens look or the MEAT? I did not go to decorating school, I want a santioning body that judges on appearance of COOKED MEAT!
You don't need garnish, you can turn in meat only at a KCBS contest...The garnish is like paint on a new wall. If you hang new dry wall and don't paint it, then it's just a plain wall, but paint adds color and viberance:becky: :brick:
Greens, and parsley specifically, will give you higher scores.
Once the garnish is in the box, it becomes part of the overall presentation. Perfect parsley might not add points to or dry or otherwise ugly or poorly arranged meat, but sloppy garnish will definitely detract from the overall appearance and therefore lower the score.
It's a 'frame' for your 'art'.
> I did not go to decorating school, I want a santioning body that judges on appearance of COOKED MEAT!
Look to the others. FBA, GBA, MBN, IBCA, etc. no garnish.
If it isn't a kodak moment then it's not going to score as well. turn in something that would be a good magazine cover.
And turning meat 90 degrees so the bones face the judge makes the meat more appealing. Easier to see and no cut edges.
its pretty simple, setup a box with just meat and then set one up with a real nice garnish and your meat sitting on top of it. Which one says look at me, I look good. Thats why you have an apperance score, to see what looks best.
The garnish to me just makes the meat POP out at you.
Maybe it's just me but if something looks like it would be really delicious and I really want a bite of it, I would score it highly no matter what angle it was at, how uniform the slices were or how the garnish was.
You'll love IBCA. Just plop a square of foil in the bottom of the box and call it done.
Garnish does present the meat better sitting in the box, but what a pain at times to frame it. But it's all part of the fun!
I wouldn't consider it decorating, I would consider it plating your entry. I don't think many - if any - KCBS cooks like making parsley beds, but it's part of the game. After a few comps, they aren't that bad to make - about 10 minutes each if I really detail them out.
Technically, you are supposed to judge just the appearance of the meat. Unfortunately, it doesn't really work that way. I'm probably one of the few judges that ignores what the garnish looks like and is only focused on what the meat looks like. But, I think most judges are looking at the meat and the garnish.
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this will have been my first FULL week of school (and by that I mean
having attended every class every day.) And, to treat myself, I went to
the auction last night. About the second iris auctioned was AFFAIRE, by
Barry Blyth (you can see it on the world iris web page.) And I won.
Diana Winship paid the same amount for the second rhizome, but I WON!!!
Then, about an hour later, one of the two irises I had to have, WAFFLE
TALK, was up for auction. After sitting through an hour of stuff out of
my price range, I actually jumped up and began waving my auction paddle
while he was still announcing the name. My strategy was simple: keep
that bidding paddle up in the air until Diana told people to quit
bidding against me. It worked. Mine for $16. Unfortunately, ny father
had arrived while I was bidding, and I don't think he approved of my
techniques: DAD: Can you afford this? How are you paying?
ME: Mom gave me your checkbook, and signed four checks.
The last one I wanted to bid on was BLACK FALLS. When they told us "on
to '97 irises," I went and *discreetly* asked the auctioneer's helper
to please auction that next. Once again, I won by about 2 seconds.
Someone bid $18 right after the auctioneer said "sold." I left the
meeting with three irises, three new friends, ( I met Jana Bone of our
very own iris-l last night!), three pieces of Diana's upside-down
pineapple cake, and minus one stainless steel serving spoon. Parents,
never rush your children, sometimes we're as forgetful as you! <VBG>
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That is really. I have to make a decision regarding this. I need advice. I want to accommodate this student as much as possible but I am very aware of disrupting other students' learning experience.
What would you do?
I would imagine a lot has changed in academia.
The bums on seats thing may be to do with privileged people wanting things to be kept the same as they always have been. But I've seen a reasonable amount of research (don't ask me to find it, I don't have time right now) that shows a clear link between undergrad attendance and performance.
Why might this be? Probably a combination of:
Because engaged students tend to turn up and also to perform better
Because undergrads are still getting used to the whole independent learning thing, so the social element of learning together benefits them
Because they get to hear and discuss things they wouldn't if they just read the stuff themselves
Because many of them won't read the stuff unless they think everyone else is and they will look really silly if they can't participate.
No doubt a combination of these and many other factors.
So the question is can we replicate the benefits of regular attendance in ways that are less exclusionary of some students?
I'd like to think so, but it should be done carefully.
Unsure if covered, why does it matter if it's the mother please?
Would you be happy for dad, or any relative to bring a newborn in?
If not why not?
PleaseJust I agree and I am also encouraged that many of the people arguing for finding a way to be inclusive are academics.
Though I totally take the points of those who have pointed out the dangers of increasing women's work by increasing expectations of multi-tasking and also of the importance of child-free space to work free from distraction.
I have enjoyed this thread and it has made me think.
YY, this is what I am thinking.
I know that age 18-22, which is when most people go to university, is a time when things like depression and anxiety aren't that uncommon, and I believe (could be wrong) that it's also when some other mental health issues tend to start showing if you have them - and if you're badly depressed, sometimes it can be extremely hard to talk and easier to write.
Obviously there's a flipside in that you need to really work to make it feel like a network, a community where people know each other and that would be extremely difficult to do purely online. But you could try.
Re. bums on seats - when I was at university, if you were persistently absent without permission, you could be fined! Never happened to me (not for lack of absence, for lack of being a cocky git about skiving, which tended to be the real reason they'd bother to fine you). However, my lectures weren't mandatory. Where I am now, I take attendance and they are required to attend. If they persistently truant, they can get chucked out. I'm not sure what I think of it.
Something I find very difficult is that I am supposed to mark them on participation in seminars. Obviously that's important and it's not fair not to contribute. But with some of them, it clearly is shyness. So I tend to put them in groups, then eavesdrop the quiet ones, and then I'll say something like 'right, Jane, you had a brilliant point about x just now'. But I suspect some of the Janes (it is usually women) would be quite able to write down what they thought if need be.
Sorry, I see that all of this is getting a long way away from the original question and I hope the OP isn't offended.
Mini the discussion was started about a particular student, who is female.
Speaking as someone who has argued for her inclusion where possible, I'd say that if a dad or another carer were in the same situation, I'd try and accommodate them too.
It would of course be an enormous blow for feminism if we all said 'Oy, no way, not fathers! The newborn should be in the care of its mother'
minne - I would be rather happier to see the dad bring a baby in, though I'd keep quiet about that! If more men did it I think it'd be a damn sight easier to explain to certain people that actually, yes, there is a real issue here. Depressing, but true.
Also please, as I don't know, what are you classifying as mewborn ? And are there not policies in place for some sort of mat leave or supported study?
This can't be a new question surely....? Universities must see this and taken an approach....?
I have never been required to mark for participation. I used to be asked to keep records of attendance (it was a couple of years ago that I did lots of teaching, now not so much) but it was not to sanction, it was to identify if someone seemed to be having difficulty so that someone could have a chat and see if they needed support.
I know colleagues on some modules set work that has to be handed in and marked for each tutorial and that counts towards the final mark for that module. I am put off by the admin that requires, tbh, but if we had decent support I can see the value of such an approach.
When I had a baby doing my Masters and another during the early years of my PhD, I was able to suspend my studies for a year each time with no trouble.
That suited me, but for others it might present huge problems.
Thank you. I'd like an accommodation too but am wary of....unsure which word appropriate...favouritism?
That said I'm a bit surprised there's not a supported study option in first few weeks? The question being asked you itself makes me assume there's no approach already in place...,? That can't be right....? Schools have to.
I think as a one off fine. I am conscious of the additional students though who may not be keen every week. What of their (hate this word but another escapes me) rights?
What sort of accommodation would you like mini?
If you have a personal tutor or there is a student advice team or similar, you could speak to them and get advice on what options there might be for you.
Generally, there's more that can be done if the student seeks help early and it will be less stressful for you.
At the university I went to, lecture attendance was not mandatory (but in the smaller lectures if you had the same seminar tutor it would be noticed and commented on) but seminar attendance was compulsory and you had to attend 80% to pass the course, or have very good reason.
When I was talking to college about doing an MA I said I could have childcare problems. The immediate response was that lecturers would be expected to accommodate that in some way, including letting dd sit at the back and read or play games.
I think universities are realizing that lack of childcare tends to exclude mothers and that they should keep them in board, particularly as it helps them to make money.
I direct you to buffy's comment mini
I'd be quite happy if it was a dad taking care of his newborn. But the op is about a mother (and I will be the mother in class myself). My point is that the majority of caring for newborns is for biological reasons at least (the majority of women do bf at first at least) usually done by women so to kick newborns out is to mostly kick out women.
I honestly don't know what the policy is where I am for undergraduates and maternity leave. I suspect, unfortunately, that students would probably simply be encouraged to intermit for the year, though for some this would work fine.
For postgrads it is different, and you do get normal maternity leave.
Id guess I expected a kind of mat leave or supported study for six months with optional attendance to lectures/seminars/ outings. Is the only answer to defer a year? Thus separating you from all friends etc? Bizarre.
I'm a grad from myself. I assumed I guess that as schools do have answers in place for underage and up to 18 what is effectively a school for adults might have thought it through a bit. I'm a bit perplexed as this thread suggests there isn't much of anything in place.
I'm a grad myself. Not from myself. Blooming phone!
Mini you need to speak to someone at your university, there may well be options that suit you better than taking a year off. Maybe taking fewer modules and then taking an extra year or so to catch up those you've missed?
It depends on how you see it working for you and what sort of flexibility you think you will need. The university will also be keen to ensure that you don't end up as a 'dropped out' statistic so they may be wary if it seems you are being unrealistic about what you can achieve.
But the only way you can find out is to talk to someone. Student advisors or a personal tutor, but if they don't seem knowledgable or willing to help, keep talking to different people until you find someone who will back you.
Maybe an academic you've hit it off with would be willing to provide a sounding board? I would be happy to do this with a student, but would have to emphasise that I couldn't agree terms on behalf of the uni.
Good luck.
minnie - as I say, I really don't know.
I think, sadly, the difficulty isn't just explicit institutional rules but implicit pressures. Certainly when I was 18, it was simply presented to me as 'not an option' to have a baby and study. Not because it was actually against the university rules, but because no-one I spoke to had anything to say except 'this is a very bad idea'. And it makes me angry that I know someone who was told precisely the same earlier this year, so some things don't change.
In terms of rules, it will vary from university to university, but I would worry about the implicit pressure to defer and return.
But this thread is only people talking about their own knowledge, and some of us (me!) only know what we've seen at our own instititions. It could be very different at others.
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Utahdynamo i call my sci fi series the StarMaker (Utahdynamo) https://www.renderosity.com/mod/blog/index.php?comment&postid=3111 2009-06-14T18:54:56Z 2009-06-14T18:54:56Z heres how it goes in the future on our earth NATO,SEATO ,the United Nations NASA and the Military all work on a joint project and using stuff currently in testing by the Military they build Space Warships and launch them. aliens are discovered some Friendly some not so Friendly. eventually a ... Utahdynamo hello my name is Bryan (Utahdynamo) https://www.renderosity.com/mod/blog/index.php?comment&postid=3109 2009-06-13T22:33:42Z 2009-06-13T22:33:42Z hello my name is Bryan i am 24 and i just got a girlfriend. i\'m looking to raise the next generation of my family. i traced my family history through mormon genealogy. my hobbies are reading and writing short stories on fanfiction . net and fiction press. i also like to ... Utahdynamo


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A pretty Calcite specimen with quite gemmy 'nailhead' variety crystals.
Size (l-w-h): 6 x 3.5 x 2 cm
A big impressive Calcite scalenohedra, with a few red inclusions that could be cinnabar.
Size (l-w-h): 14 x 7 x 7 cm
Beautiful large translucent to transparent white Calcite crystal. Partially twinned at the contact end. In excellent condition, with nice pearly lustre.
Size (l-w-h): 9.5 x 5 x 5 cm
A cluster of lustrous, translucent Calcite crystals from the West High Cross Vein.
Size (l-w-h): 5 x 4 x 2 cm
Sparkling, water-clear Calcite crystals to 15mm on ironstone matrix. Slight chipping to the top (hematite stained) crystals.
Size (l-w-h): 6 x 4.5 x 4 cm
Both sides of the matrix are coated with stubby 'nail head' variety Calcite crystals. One side is stained by hematite and also has several groups of barite blades. Precise location unknown.
Size (l-w-h): 12 x 9 x 4.5 cm


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Do you preen or one of the other products
like preen? They can also cause this is applied at exactly the right (or
wrong) moment. I have seen this many times over the years and it's always been
caused by chemicals. Pre-emergents, roundup, preen…..
Dana D. Brown
Malevil Iris Gardens & Kennels
Lubbock, TX 79403
Zone 7 USDA, Zone 10 Sunset
Home of:
Irongate's Racy Tracy
Irongate's Kisses In The
Merrimac's Amarula CGC TDI
CH. Merrimac the Agean CDX, RE, CGC, TDI
From: email@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Deb Cranford
Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2012 8:42
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] NOID in
my garden...
No chemicals!
--- On Sat, 5/12/12, Chuck Chapman <email@example.com>
From: Chuck Chapman <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] NOID in my garden...
To: email@example.com
Date: Saturday, May 12, 2012, 8:21 AM
It looks like a chemical damaged flower. Round up
can do this sort of
Chuck Chapman
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From: Deb Cranford <email@example.com>
To: iris-photos <email@example.com>
Sent: Sat, May 12, 2012 8:09 am
Subject: [iris-photos] NOID in my garden...
Anyone happen to know what this is????


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Whether you are a novice or professional baker, Southern Living has taken cake baking to a new level in its cookbook, "The Southern Cake Book." If you are looking for cakes that are bake-sale ready and party perfect, look no further.
The beautiful cover of this exciting book just seems to be saying, "Go ahead, open me up and take a look." I could hardly wait to do just that and when I did, I couldn't put it down until I had checked out every recipe. Not only is it filled with wonderful recipes, there are also helpful kitchen secrets and tips throughout the book.
There are beautiful and impressive petits fours and other miniature delights in the "A Bit of Cake" section.
Mama Dip's Carrot Cake carries a notation that reads "one of the best carrot cakes we have tasted," which says a lot coming from the Southern Living kitchens.
Tiramisu is a popular dessert, but I had never heard of a Tiramisu Layer Cake. The recipe sounds delicious, as does the four-layer Strawberry Mousse Cake. I would like to try the Bananas Foster Upside Down Cake. This is one of several upside-down cakes featured in the book.
The following recipe from Chapel Hill, N.C., restaurateur Mildred "Mama Dip" Council is certainly not your traditional pineapple upside down cake. This easy-to-make version has a unique twist because the layer is carrot cake.
Also included are cheesecakes and coffeecakes — how about White Chocolate Cranberry Cheesecake or Apricot Almond Coffeecake?
Whatever your choice when it comes to cake, you will probably find it in this exciting new cookbook.
1/4 cup butter
Shortening for greasing
2/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar
One 20-ounce can pineapple slices in juice, drained
7 maraschino cherries
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup vegetable oil
2 large eggs
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon table salt
1 1/2 cups grated carrots
1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
Preheat oven to 350 F. Melt butter in a lightly greased (with shortening) 10-inch cast iron skillet or a 9-inch round cake pan (with sides at least 2 inches high) over low heat. Remove from heat. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Arrange 7 pineapple slices in a single layer over brown sugar. Place one cherry in center of each pineapple slice.
Beat granulated sugar, oil and eggs at medium speed with an electric mixer until blended. Combine flour and next four ingredients. Gradually add to sugar mixture, beating at low speed just until blended. Stir in carrots and pecans. Spoon batter over pineapple slices. Bake for 45-50 minutes or until a wooden toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in skillet on a wire rack 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of cake to loosen. Invert cake onto a serving plate, spooning any topping left in skillet over cake.