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AvchaBOlogtcal & Hisloilcal Mub. N, High St. at IBth—1 m] ^ JIHROMCLE ^l^/~Sevrmq Colmnbits and Central Ohio Jewish Conununity \jf\^ Vol. 22. No. 29 Entered aa Second-Class Matter, Postofllce Columbus,. Ohio. COLUMBUS. OHIO, FRIDAY, JUliY 21, 1044 Dcvotad to AmarlcAn «nd Jiwlih ld«al« Strictly Confidential TIdbltii Prom Everywhere By Phlncns J. Blron United Jewish JUST wismNo ... BB. We wish that the police would start going after the or¬ ganized bands of antl-Semltlc youth.s who mal<e life unbear¬ able for .Jewish boys In Dor¬ chester, Mass, . . That some of the refugees in Mexico City would .spend less of their time on view at night clubs and oth¬ er places of amusement. . . And that Sigmund Llvlng.ston's txiok, "Must Men Hate?", were more Intelligently written . , . As president of the Anti-Defama¬ tion League he .should not have exposed hl.s limitations on the subject . . . lAHTKN HRRE . ¦. te "You can rest a.ssured that I shall conlinue In the same di¬ rection in which i have been going for the last thirty years, and that the .lewl.sh ciuestion In Czecho.slovakla will he handled decently —.in a real democratic .spirit" . . . This (|Uole Is from a l)er.sonal letter from ,Ian Mas- aryk to Louis Rlttenberg, editor of Liberal Judai.sm . . It's true that Col. Herbert H. Lehman wants to resign as head of UNRRA . . . This because of contlnue<l Interference on the part of the State Department . . . Among the very few build¬ ings the Rusians found Intact in the recaptured city of Minsk, reports the New York "Post's Ella Winter, was the Yiddish theatre . . . We can't Imagine why . . . Who l.s the Poale-Zlon- ist, long known as adamantly anti-Soviet, who on a recent visit to Mexico spent several hours with Soviet Amba.s.sador Constantln Oumansky — and was amazed to find Mr. Ouman- sky knew ail about his pj-eju- dlces'? . . . , IN UK UEFUOKKS . . . Su This has been an exciting week for Henri Bernstein, the French refugee playwright, whn is the president of the French American Club, leading dc Gaul- list group hereabouts . . Hern- steln did not, however, spend much time with the General, who was "too busy" to see him pi'lvateiy , . . Some of the Ger¬ man .lews whx) have found ref¬ uge in Mexico have taken a special delight in buying up for¬ mer German concerns that went on sale when Mexico declared war on the Nazis . . . The fii'st thing most of the new owners did was to replace the swasti¬ kas that hari been displayed in the establishments with the Magen David Banner . . Now comes Ihe revelation that there really Is a ".lacobowsky" who had the adventures portrayed in Franz Werfel's play ".lacob¬ owsky and the Colonel" . . . The gentleman's real name is Stefan S. Jacobowlcz, and he told his story to Werfel for a cash consideration . . . And now that the Werfel play Is such a hit, Jacobowlcz Is at woi'k on his autobiography, which he hopfjs to sell to the movies . , . As , for that soon-to-be refugee, Adolf Hitler — on Broadway they're now saying that Adolf Is looking high and low for a recording of "The Last Time 1 Saw Paris" . . . WITH THE UTI5KATI . . . te Congratulations to Aleph Katz on the publication of his fifth book of verse ... He Is iindoubtedly one of the most sensitive and truly modern Yld- (Continued on Page 8) Special Broadcast From Rome Synagogue To Voice Thanks A .special thank.sgiving ser¬ vice from Ihe Temple Israel- itico, Rome's famed Synagogue, will he beamed to the Unitetl States on Sunday, .luly 23, 1:1.1 to !:.?0 P. M., E. W. T., in a pro¬ gram presented by the Ameri¬ can .lew.ish Committee In col laboration with the National Broadcasting Company. The program, to.be carrletl over the NBC network, will be the first, ,Iewish broadcast from an Al- lied-lllierated territory. The Chief Habbi of Italy, An¬ ton Zolli, will comluct the ser¬ vices. A cantor and a girls' choir will partlolpate. The ar¬ rangements for the program were made by Ralph Howard, NBC cori'espondenl attached to Ihe American P''if(h Army, Rabbi Zolll, who is 7.1, had been In hiding, at one time with a Catholic family, during the nine months that the Nazis tli- rectly controlled Rome. He was one of tho some ti,fi(X) Jews of Rome wh(t outwitted the Ges¬ tapo and escaped deportation. Nearly 5,000 of Rortie's ,lewl.sh population were (leported by the Germans. While he was in hiding. Rabbi Zolli, on whose head the Nazis placed a price of ,300,0(10 lii-D, wrote propaganda leaflets in German and Ital¬ ian, urging Axis troops to sur¬ render to the Allies. The synagogue from which the broadcast will eminaie is In the centre of the old Roman ghetlo, on the banks ot the Tib¬ er. A modern structure, it vvas built at the turn of this century. It stands on the site of an an¬ cient synagngue, for Ihe ,lewis)} community of the Italian capi¬ tal is one of the oldest in tlie world. The building of the synagogue came at a lime wlien ,Je\vs were enjoying equal nghl.'^ wilh idl other Italian citizens. One of their co-religionisis, I'^r- nesto Nathan, served a.s .Mayor of Rome from IflOT lo 101:1. Only Three Jews Left In Vilna .AIOWOW (WNS) — When Soviet troops recaptured Vilna last week they found only three .Jewish survivors, an old m;m, a woman and a boy, according lo front-line dispatches. The dispatch reads; "in one of the streets of the city Red Army men ran Into an old beai'ded Jew. He walked with outstretched hands aa If clutch¬ ing the air. By his site limped a woman and a boy. These "Races Of Mankind" Now On Display At Lazarus Five display windows on tiie P'ront Street side of the F'. & R. Lazarus Department Store are now exhibiting pictorial ox platuitlons . ot the well-known booklet called "The Races or Mankind". This booklet has been very widely distributed by the hundreds of thousands throughout the United States and al.so in many military camps throughout this country. Tlie display will be kept at the Lazarus .store for the next two weeks, it was announced by Allan Tarshish, Chairman of the Civil Rights Committee of the Jewish Community Council, and will then be displayed at Ohio State University for an addi¬ tional two week jioriod. All readers of the Chronicle are urged in be sure Io see this worlhwhilc exhibit. Catholic Paper Attacks Jew Hatred n.VCINiVATf (.IPS) -.- "No true Catholic can hate ,lews", the t7a(hnllc Telegi-apb Register of thi.s city declared. The news¬ paper says: ''AVe canftftt lay emphasis too strongly -rm the fact that the .lews are our brethren in Christ- No (rue Catholic can hate Jews or any other group in the whole human family, because they have all been redeemed by (lit! blood of Christ. All have become brothers of the Divine Savior of the human I'are. If Hitler had I'emalned a ti'ue Catholic, he would never have hated or per- seculed Ihe ,Iews. He became Ihe abnormal, Inhtiman, degen crate creature that he is in.so- far as he has departed from Ihc principles nf the faith in which he was baptized and Ihe sane lions of Ihe religion in which he was reared". 4(10 JKWH HTIIiL RKKIDH l.v KH.WKKl'KT KTOCKHOL.M (JPS) — Four hundi'ed .Jews still reside in Frankfurt, a former center of German ,lewry, according to a refugee from Germany who has just arrived here. At least 30,- 000 FVankfurl Jews have been interned In concentration camps in Germany or deported to Po land. were the only survivors of the Jewish population of the city". Befoi-e tbe war Vilna had a Jewish population of more than 50.000 and was one nf the lead¬ ing Jewish cultural centers in Europe. JEWISH HOLIDAY MAIL REGULATIONS The Jewish religious holiday Chanuliah, season of gift Rlvins, occurs this year on ncccmbcr 10. Gift purcelN sent overseas to members of our armed, forces of the .Jewish faith In connection with this holiday may be nccepted for malllug during the period from Septcni- bei- 115 to Oclober 15, without written re<iue»t from the member of tho armed force, under the same conditions us apply to ChristnuiH parcels for members oJ the Armed Forces Oversetls. In order Ihat parcels may be promptly dispatched, all such parcels should be endorsed "F«m JEWISH HOL,lDAV". 20,000 SEE NIGHT OF STARS" 21 Irf)('nl (iroiipis Co-opcriilr To Make Kxtra Bond Hales Goes Over The Top That Columbus Jewish comi.iunity does appreciate the splendid leadership of the late Edwin J. Schanfarber was best indicated with the announcement this week by Robert W. Schiff, General Campaign Chairman, that the United Jewish l^und had gone -well over the top. Nothing, in our opinion, gave "Ed" greater satisfac¬ tion than the successful conclusion of this once-a-year fund raising activity, and this year's effort in particular. If Ed Schanfarber could speak, he would say that he was heart¬ ened b.v the realization that our people are aroused to their duty; that this realization binds us together and gives con¬ vincing promise of ultimate victory for righteousness thru- out the world. Mr, Schiff took Ihe opportun¬ ity to congratulate and thank the leaders, workers and contribu¬ tors of the magnificent achieve¬ ment of this year. The loyalty and conscientious efforts of the Men's, Women's anfi ,lunlor Dl- vi,sion organizations had in a large measure contributed to the success of the 1041 drive, he said. Mr. Schlff paid special tribute to I. W. Garek, vice-president und chairman of the Campaign Organizalion Commitlee, for his efficiency, determination and tenacity of purpose. From the very beginning until Ihe present lime Mr. {larck was a real driv¬ ing force, lie mastered every tietail and hatl at all times been able lo furni.sh each group with such factual information as has brought about success, "We had the greatest ta.sk in Columbus United Jewi.sh Fund histor}'. and many hundreds of men and women in the com¬ munily played an imporlanl and praiseworthy part In the funds ive have ({alhered, we have made our contribution to ihe alleviation of widespread hu¬ man suffering and the uphold¬ ing of creative Jewish values", Mr. Schiff ccmckKled. "it Is not too late", staled Chairman Schiff, "for tho.s'e who iiave not already subscribed, to make theii" contributions now. ¦|"he office wll) gladly receive any contrihullon and all who have not been crmtacted are asketl Io Ik' a commillQe of one In .send in Iheir conlrihutlon at once. The money raised in this Camiiaign is going to be allocat¬ ed among Ihe worthy organiza¬ tions and institutions making possible the continuance of Jew¬ i.sh life. Each one wants to do his share. So send in your con¬ tribution now, if you have not , already ilone so. The atidre.s.s of the United ,lewish F'und is ISO E. riroad St., Columbus, O." "The Night of Stars" show, in¬ augurated by B'nai H'rlth under the chairmanship nf David Cheses, was an outstanding suc¬ cess wilh almost 20,000 people packing the lied Hird stadium last Saturday nighl, Cheses served as general chairman of the entire campaign which resulted in the sale of i\l- mosl $2.(100,000 wnrlh of extra bonds. Mr. and Mrs. i^ernard Feit¬ linger directed the H'nal H'rilh selling grnu]) in the campaign A COKKEt^TION A.M> ,\.\ APPRECIATION ,-\t last Haturda,v night's perfornuuicc of Ihc "Night of Stars" at the lied Bird Sta¬ dium, Dick Powell announced that the Hn-ee organfzatlonH which sold over $2.'i0,()00 In War Bonds were the Klwan¬ ls, B'nai B'rith and Ihe ,'VIuii- tle Club. During the excit¬ ing progi m the name of lhe Columbus Zionist District was not mentioned. The fact Is that the local /loidst group was second in volume sales, having sold ovei' $2(111,(10(1 in War Bond.s. David C h e s c s, general chairman of (he "Nlghl of Stars" Committee takes this opportunity to thank the Zionist Organiuiliun, H'nai U'rlth, Council of .lewish Wo¬ men and the jy-wlsh War Veterans for their splendid cooperation in Ihe su<'cess of this outstanding patriotic project. and led all '21 i)arlicipaling or- ganlzatiims in total number of sales. The H'nai B'rilh mem¬ bers sold a total of 1,033 bonds, Edward Schlezlnger, presi¬ dent of B'nal B'rith, served on the executive committee of "The Night of Stars" and I. M. Harris was in charge nf organi¬ zations. Included in the 21 participat¬ ing groups besides the B'nal B'rith, vvere three olher Jewish organ(izatlons, Columbus Zlon- lijl District, Council of Jewish Women and The Auxiliary of the Jewish War Veterans, All made a good record and the Council of Jewish Women fur¬ nished a great part of the vol¬ unteer help at the heaiUjuarters which was open every day for a month before the show. Havo you donated a pint of blood? Don't waif! Do if NOWI Coughlin Says He's Biding Time For Postwar Comeback ' WASHINtiTON (JPS)—Char¬ les E. Coughlin Is planning a postwar political comeback, ac¬ cording to Joe MeWllllams, one of the twenty-nine defendants now being tried In Federal CoOrt In Washington on charg¬ es of sedition, the newspaper PM reports. PM states ttiat, Joe MeWll¬ llams confided to a correspond¬ ent whom he believed "friend¬ ly" to "the cause", that he had a week end conference with the Jew-baiting, native fascist priest. Coughlin advised him to "sit tight" and revealed to him plans of a postwar "education¬ al campaign". McWUUams re- Iterated to the correspondent, what he once used to state pub¬ licly, that Hitler Is one ot the greatest figures In all history.
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AvchaBOlogtcal & Hisloilcal Mub. N, High St. at IBth—1
^l^/~Sevrmq Colmnbits and Central Ohio Jewish Conununity \jf\^
Vol. 22. No. 29 Entered aa Second-Class Matter, Postofllce Columbus,. Ohio.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, FRIDAY, JUliY 21, 1044
Dcvotad to AmarlcAn «nd Jiwlih ld«al«
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TIdbltii Prom Everywhere By Phlncns J. Blron
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These are Kroger's prices for gasoline yesterday in Hopkinsville. The price I paid, $12.79 for 6.917 gallons of gasoline, includes a Kroger card discount of 3¢ per gallon which reduced the price per gallon to $1.84. Since these prices are the lowest they've been for a while, I thought I'd document them.
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What If Your EHR Only Had 25 Doctors?
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I recently had lunch with an EHR vendor that had an extremely small number of providers. I've known this EHR vendor for about 5 years, so this isn't a new EHR vendor that's trying to establish themselves in the industry. Instead they've focused on having a small, nimble team that's focused on making the EHR work the right way for the doctors. It's a novel approach I know, but pretty interesting that his business can survive with so few providers. Also worth noting is that the EHR is certified for meaningful use stage 2 as well.
Now think for a minute how the development process of an EHR vendor would be better if your EHR only had 25 doctors (For the record, the EHR vendor above has a few more than 25 doctors). Would it be much easier to satisfy just 25 physician users? Imagine the personalized service you could provide your users.
One of the real challenges I've seen with EHR vendors is that when they're small, they are extremely responsive to their end users and the end users are very happy. As the EHR vendor grows, they lose that personal touch with the end users and many of those originally happy end users become dissatisfied with their EHR experience.
The problem with scaling an EHR user base is that you can't make everyone happy. You have to make compromises that will be great in some people's eyes and terrible in another person's mind. What large EHR vendors do to try and solve this problem is they create configurable options that allow the end user to customize their system to meet their personal needs. Problem solved, right?
The problem with these configurations is two fold. First, you can't make everything configurable. Once you go down the path of making everything configurable, it never ends. There's always something else that could be made more configurable. So, the culture of configurability leads to unsatisfied users who can't customize everything (even if what they want to customize shouldn't matter).
Second, if everything is configurable, then it makes the implementation that much more complex. I've written before about the need for EHR vendors to have great "out of the box" user experience, but balancing that with allowing the user to configure everything that's needed. This is a real challenge and most fail. Just look at the number of high priced EHR consulting companies out there. Many of them could better be defined as EHR configuration companies since the configuration needs are so large and complex.
Returning to where we started, when you're an EHR vendor with 25 doctors you don't have to build in all the flexibility and configurability. You're small enough that as an EHR vendor you can do any needed customizations and configurations for the end user. Plus, with this kind of personalized service you can charge a little extra as well.
When you look at EHR development, there's a spectrum of approaches starting with a fully in house, custom designed EHR through a fully outsourced EHR that can apply to any organization or specialty. In many ways a 25 doctor EHR has a lot of the same benefits of a fully custom EHR software, but spreads the costs of development across more doctors.
As a business, maybe a 25 doctor EHR company won't dominate the world. Maybe they won't have a huge exit to some other company or an IPO. However, that doesn't mean it's not a great small business if it's doing something you love. Once you get World Domination out of your sites, it changes a lot of things about how you do business.


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- Red Bull news
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Mark Webber is confident he can return to form at the upcoming races after two disappointing results in China and Bahrain.
Webber failed to finish in Shanghai and then struggled to seventh in Bahrain, dropping him 45 points off championship leader and Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel. He believes he was unlucky at both rounds and is confident he regain his form at the upcoming races.
"I'm looking to have Bahrain as my low point of the year, particularly as it came off the back of China which obviously was a tough weekend," he said. "It was going well until qualifying in China and in Bahrain I had a damaged floor in the race after damaging it on the exit of turn three early in the grand prix. That was my race pretty heavily compromised from there. I think it is a sensational opportunity starting from now.
"There have been missed points but I've still got a few on the board. In the past I've won in Barcelona, won in Monaco, won at Silverstone, won at the Nurburgring and won in Budapest so I've got some good form coming up. You can talk about that but I've got to go and do it. It's still very early days in the championship and I'm looking to hit those middle steps and that's got to be the goal."
Pirelli is bringing a new hard compound tyre to the Spanish Grand Prix that should work in a wider range of temperatures, but Webber does not think that will offer a specific advantage to Red Bull.
"I think with any car if you are out of the window on these things the car is not working," he said when asked if the RB9 was particularly sensitive. "Whether we are more sensitive than other teams ... I don't think so. I think because you are towards the front and you're not on the pace people think you're in the s***.
"If it's Force India or something that drops from P6 to P10 then people don't notice. With us people might notice a bit more, but I think it's all relative and teams are pretty similar in terms of sensitivity."


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Just want to say how much I love this place we call .net! Thanks Todd for the creation and thanks Mark for continuing to carry the torch. And a special thanks to Anguish, and the mods for doing an excellent job.
Damn, I can get the words in my head but getting them through my fingers to the keyboard is a task, I'm jealous Kearly
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Comic-Con is one step closer to staying in San Diego.
The port of San Diego and the city's convention center have agreed to a $753 million expansion of the facility that would open in time for the 2015 edition of Comic-Con.
The event, which attracts 126,000 attendees each year, has outgrown its current home and organizers are considering moving to another city with a bigger facility once Comic-Con's contract with San Diego expires in 2012.
Anaheim and Los Angeles are lobbying to land the confab. The Anaheim and Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau is offering its 800,000 square-foot convention center. The Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau has offered Comic-Con the city's 720,000 square-foot convention center for free, as well as venues at L.A. Live and deep discounts on the hotels in the area, according to sources close to the talks.
The addition to San Diego's facility would bring 200,000 square feet of exhibit space, a third ballroom and 100,000 square feet of meeting rooms behind the existing convention center alongside the waterfront. If expanded, the center would offer up 815,000 square feet of exhibit space, similar to Anaheim's center.
San Diego already has offered an agreement to extend its deal with Comic-Con through 2015, by offering meeting space at nearby hotels.
San Diego's center has been dealing with overcrowding issues since 2001, and has been forced to turn away nearly 400 events in recent years because of space issues, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Events there pump $18 billion into the local economy, a mayoral task force reported last year.
The port of San Diego brokered a pact with Fifth Avenue Landing, a private business group that owns the 7-acre plot of bayfront where the expansion and a 250- to 500-room hotel will be built.
The proposal must still be approved by orgs like the California Coastal Commission. And then there's the tough task of raising financing to build the expansion. At least $50 million will be needed to pay back loans each year.


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WaMu Screws Customer Stranded Overseas After Credit Cards Stolen
Marty was stranded in Greece after his credit cards got stolen on the metro. He called WaMu to cancel his cards and then when he tried to confirm they were closed, he got transferred from department to department. In the meantime, thieves continued to run his bill up to $5800. Marty's cellphone minutes continued to drain. No one could help him because the Consumer Lending Department "was closed over the weekend." WaMu must believe that identity theft is only committed during the weekday.
Marty, pictured above while traveling with his family in Egypt, made a recording of his horrible customer service experience that you can listen to here. Listen to what a sarcastic unhelpful punk the supervisor is. Somehow he's completely incapable of leaving anyone in the company a message on an answering machine to help this guy out. What a toolbag.
In comparison, when Marty called US Banks to cancel his cards with them stolen in the same batch, the whole thing was wrapped up in 5 minutes.
Despite commercial touting its customer service and personal relationships, Washington Mutual doesn't give a damn about helping its customers when they need it.
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This is a really cool resource! The Alphabet of Spiritual Literacycreated by Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat is a list of beautiful words which are actually spiritual practices from A to Z from all traditions. In the right column, each word has its own explanation with quotations, stories, books, book excerpts, film, music, art, spiritual exercises, etc. Blessings! Amy Fuller PhD
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Dr. Amy Fuller, Marriage & Family Therapist passionate about healing & empowering a fuller life through Relational, Emotional, Mental & Spiritual Health/Growth. www.AmyFullerPhd.com
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All things calm in the center of what it means to be a human being, embracing the moments of our lives with joy, fullness, and hope. www.calm.amyfullerphd.com
EMDR Therapy
The amazing therapy for healing at light speed...EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).
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Learning to pray is learning to live as fully as possible in the present moment. John Main OSB http://meditativeprayer.org
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All things mental health by a marriage & family therapist...from "the "I" in Illness to the "We" in Wellness" from Soulseeds
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Resources for creating great romantic and familial relationships curated by Marriage and Family Therapist, Dr. Amy Fuller
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The (Mind) Full Plate
"Better to eat a dry crust of bread with peace of mind than have a banquet in a house full of trouble." Proverbs 17:1
The Healing Art of Story
best practices in storytelling in posts, paper, podium, pulpit and poetry for publication, parenting, presentation and performance.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 111 diseños de 30 diseñadores freelance.
Looking for a rocking logo/Icon design for my Android application.
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JoeyBagadonuts,This morning, out of curiosity, I did some Google searching to learn more about the De Lorenzo pizza, given the popularity of that pizza. I was wondering whether the following articles I turned up accurately describe the basic De Lorenzo crust/"tomato pie":http://www.sliceny.com/archives/correspondent/ (about the middle of the page), http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Writeup.aspx?ReviewID=3153&RefID=3207, andhttp://food.yahoo.com/blog/sliceamerica/615/pizza-in-trenton-new-jersey.The last article seems to suggest that one of the two De Lorenzo locations uses a sheeter/roller or press of some sort to make the dough skins. This is a common method of shaping dough skins for the cracker style. Its also possible to use both a sheeter and hand stretching, with the stretching being used only for the last few inches of the dough skin. I was wondering whether you have ever carefully observed the way that De Lorenzos actually prepares and manages the dough. In particular, do you know whether the dough is shaped from dough balls (either premade or cut from bulk dough), whether the dough is made and kept at room temperature, or refrigerated in a commercial cooler? Some pizzerias that specialize in the cracker style preform the dough into dough skins in advance and refrigerate them (often stacked and separated with sheets of paper) until ready to be used. Others form the skins as needed. Often, the skins are docked before dressing, using a docker tool. Have you ever seen one of those used?I tried to determine what size pies De Lorenzos makes. Apparently at one time there was a website for De Lorenzos--which might have given me the answer to that question--but it apparently is no longer operating. From pricing and related information given elsewhere, I am guessing that the two sizes of pies that De Lorenzos makes are 12/14, 12/16, or 14/16. Do you know the actual sizes? I also wasnt quite sure from the photos of De Lorenzo pies whether there is a well defined rim or whether the pies are pretty much flat all the way across. Im sure that is an easy question for you to answer. It would also be helpful to know what kind of flour De Lorenzos uses. Typically the best flour for a cracker style pizza is high-gluten flour, with All Trumps being a very popular brand of high-gluten flour among pizza operators in the NY/NJ area.I saw from another post this morning by another member that De Lorenzos uses Redpack tomatoes and Grande cheese. If correct, that would be a very plausible combination. I also saw and read in the articles that De Lorenzos uses a gas deck oven. That suggests a temperature range that you should be able to replicate in a home oven using a pizza stone. You may still not get the identical results, even if you have the exact De Lorenzo dough formulation and dough preparation and management, simply because a standard home oven isnt a match for a commercial deck oven costing several thousand dollars. Having answers to the above questions, or as many as them as possible, should help get you started on a project to replicate the De Lorenzos pies. If there is any information that you feel would be useful that was not mentioned above, by all means provide that information. Peter
I grew up on DeLorenzos pies... They use Maggio cheese for the cheese in large bags. The dough is leavened with a starter dough no yeast. ( I obtained a sample piece of dough and now use this for the mother of all my doughs its truly amazing)... The oil used is called Santuzzi (sp?) oil its a blend of like 80% canola and 20% olive oil which you can blend in your own kitchen. They used to have a coal oven but as the years went bye it was too much labor to have the coal delivered and used in the oven. There pies are truly the best I have ever eaten as well even compared to Lombardi's, Grimaldis etc.. The next time in NY I'm going to Johns on Bleeker street they still use a coal oven.
The dough is leavened with a starter dough no yeast.
Ok, this might sound dumb, but what is a starter dough and how do you leaven other dough with it?
Here's a way better picture of a Hudson St. DeLorenzo's tomato pie:stevemiller.phanfare.com/show/external/296920/399810/18036763/file.jpgsorry I am guess I have't posted enough to get the image inserted or hyperlinked.Steve
Ok Peter I'll try and describe my "old dough/preferment" method. After reading the link you presented, I must confess I use neither of these methods in that my method does not "contaminate" the mother or old dough with anything other than feeding it with new flour and filtered water thats all. I keep the mass like a very very wet dough a little thicker than mud. This prevents the hooch or seperation that happens with looser preferments (which I find changes the flavor of the finished pizza perhaps because the hooch is fermenting and creating side flavors)..But I keep it in the fridge quite a long time without fussing with it. I had a very small original piece of fresh dough from DeLorenzos which I slowly coaxed into a great "mother dough" if you want to call it. Its funny cause when I smelled the piece I had -- it reminded me of the way pasta dough smells...a little eggy is how I would describe it.. (again my sense of smell is a blessing and a curse..) I attributed it to the fact that they use semolina flour under their dough balls in the plastic pizza retard bins. (Notice the picture posted at the beginning of this post--look at the edge of the crust-- see the almost sandy appearance.. thats the semolina). A little side note is when you see them make the pies they are always sure to place the rough semolina side down on the oven base NEVER UP... My old dough (remember I'm just calling it a dough--its really more loose than that) will innoculate my dough balls and create a good crumb and flavor after retarding overnight in the frig. The flavor is unlike and different from the sourdough.com starters they sell. Its very stable when I feed it with fresh flour and water it activates very nicely with great flavor. I hope I've explained my use and thoughts on the topic. The picture at the beginning of this post tells it all I want to make that the screen saver on my computer I can taste that pie from here!! That is a DeLorezno pie no doubt...


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Such (limited) software stabilisation tricks still leave the "crappy" part.
Overall, it reminds me about the small fad of home videos, at my place happening 1-1.5 decade ago. Even though the equipment is now much better and less expensive... it mostly passed.
People, to my slight amazement, figured out how utterly tormenting such videos tend to be, and they mostly went "back" to photos (I guess also because there are usually not that many, people can quickly sift through them for the few good ones; not really universally first-person BTW).
Plus http://www.osnews.com/permalink?521083
And yeah, scifi... it also envisioned colonies on the moon or "super AI" in XX century; or flying cars / airplanes from "our" times: http://goo.gl/9TLhg (Wiki Unicode URL, tends to work weird ...and we can even build them - take a Harrier, remove wings and canopy - still a horrible idea vs. "boring" reality: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ryanair_Boeing_737-800_appro... ); or that videocalls will be the mode of distant communication.
(or http://www.osnews.com/permalink?520970 )
OTOH they didn't really envision the ubiquity of computers, mobile phones, or - yes - digital capture and storage of images or audio.
Or Rosey vs. Roomba difference.
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Julius Mays' 15 points led five Kentucky players in double figures, and the Wildcats blew out South Carolina 77-55 Tuesday night to move within a game of first-place Florida in the Southeastern Conference.
Kentucky (16-6, 7-2) began the night two games behind Florida before the No. 2 Gators suffered their first conference loss, 80-69 at Arkansas, earlier in the evening.
The Wildcats followed with their fourth straight victory and perhaps most complete in conference play as they shot 27 of 44 from the field and outrebounded the Gamecocks 42-25. Kentucky's 61-percent shooting was its third-highest this season.
Willie Cauley-Stein and Archie Goodwin each added 13 points, Ryan Harrow had 12 and Nerlens Noel 10 along with 10 rebounds and five blocks.
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Freshman forward Michael Carrera scored a game-high 18 points with six rebounds for South Carolina (12-10, 2-7), which lost its third in a row and fifth in the past six games.
"We just got out of their way and let them practice their dunking," Gamecocks coach Frank Martin said of Kentucky's offense.
The Gamecocks have found the going rough in the first half of their SEC schedule, with their only league victories coming against LSU and Arkansas. They entered Tuesday having lost four of their past five games, including Saturday's defeat to Georgia.
Shooting and rebounding have been the obvious culprits for South Carolina in those recent losses. The Gamecocks haven't shot above 37 percent and have been outrebounded by a 152-127 margin in the four defeats.
Those numbers toughened South Carolina's mission at Rupp Arena, where it hasn't won since 2009. Especially since Kentucky entered the game leading the SEC in defensive rebounds (27.6), second in field goal defense (39 percent) and third in rebounding margin (plus-3.5) in league play.
Noel has been a big part of that, leading the nation in blocks (4.6 per game) and the SEC with 9.8 rebounds in league play.
South Carolina made just 29 percent from the floor (17 of 59).
Wildcats coach John Calipari has wished teammates would be as fierce as Noel. Despite their recent surge, the coach has lamented his team's lack of toughness, especially with the ball after Kentucky committed a season-worst 19 turnovers in an overtime win at Texas A&M.
That Wildcats' weakness left them trailing 18-17 after 9:38 when they had a chance to exploit the Gamecocks' early inaccuracy. South Carolina missed its first five shots before Michael Carrera's putback 4:06 in, cutting Kentucky's lead to 11-4.
A 14-7 run over the next 6:32 gave the Gamecocks their only lead, a turnaround helped by seven Wildcats' turnovers through 10 minutes. Kentucky quickly regrouped with 11 straight points and closed the half with a 28-6 run.
Harrow and Goodwin, two players Calipari said needed to step up, each scored 10 points as the Wildcats were a white-hot 15-of-22 shooting (68 percent) in the first half.
Noel meanwhile had four blocks to extend shooting woes for South Carolina, which shot just 9 of 32 (28 percent) by intermission.
The Gamecocks never got closer than 15 in the second half.
Asked if he was finally pleased with his team's overall performance, Calipari said, "we shoot 60 percent and hold them to 28 percent and I'm not happy, then I must be a jerk."
Williams 1-5 2-2 4, Richardson 2-7 0-0 6, Ellington 1-8 7-9 9, Carrera 6-10 4-7 18, Jackson 1-5 0-0 2, Smith 1-5 0-0 2, Chatkevicius 2-6 0-2 4, Kacinas 0-4 1-2 1, Leonard 2-5 2-2 6, Slawson 1-4 0-0 3, Phillips 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 17-59 16-24 55.
Noel 5-8 0-3 10, Goodwin 3-8 7-12 13, Harrow 6-6 0-0 12, Poythress 2-5 3-3 7, Mays 4-5 3-3 15, Hood 1-1 0-0 2, Polson 0-0 0-0 0, Cauley-Stein 5-7 3-5 13, Wiltjer 1-4 2-2 5. Totals 27-44 18-28 77.
Halftime: Kentucky 45-24. 3-Point Goals: South Carolina 5-23 (Carrera 2-3, Richardson 2-6, Slawson 1-2, Kacinas 0-1, Leonard 0-2, Smith 0-2, Williams 0-3, Ellington 0-4), Kentucky 5-8 (Mays 4-5, Wiltjer 1-2, Goodwin 0-1). Fouled Out: None. Rebounds: South Carolina 25 (Carrera, Leonard 6), Kentucky 42 (Noel 10). Assists: South Carolina 5 (Leonard, Smith 2), Kentucky 13 (Harrow, Mays 4). Total Fouls: South Carolina 23, Kentucky 20. Attendance: 22,559.


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A cooperatives has a unique governance structure that reflects its
ownership and control by its user members. The structure supports its
orientation toward providing benefits to its members who use the
cooperative, as opposed to returns on capital investments.
Members elect the board of directors, who are also members. Directors, as visionaries of the cooperative, develop the long-range
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The Circle of
Responsibilities for Co-op Boards
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Cooperatives: What They Are and the Role of Members, Directors, Managers,
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Audits Board Responsibilities
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Performance and Needs of Cooperative Boards of Directors
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Appraising Manager Performance
Research Report 136
Sample Policies
for CooperativesCooperative Information Report 39
Decision-Making in
Cooperatives With Diverse Member Interests Research Report 155
Directors: Asking Necessary Questions
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Director Liability in Agricultural Cooperatives
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Voting and Representation Systems in
Agricultural Co-ops Research Report 156
Policies for Cooperatives
Cooperative Information Report 39
What Co-op Directors Do
Cooperative Information Report 14
Member Responsibilities and Control
Cooperative Information Report 1 Section 7
Cooperative Membership Roles Current
Cooperative Information Report 37
Make Co-ops Work
Cooperative Information Report 12
Sample Legal Documents for Cooperatives
USDA Cooperative Information Report 40
Building a Productive
UW Center for Cooperatives
Applications for Cooperatives, including a Sample Outline
to Start a Cooperative, USDA Cooperative Information Report 45
Solidarity as a Business Model: A Multi-Stakeholder Cooperatives
Cooperative Development Center@Kent State University
Creating Boards that Lead
The Cooperative Grocer, June 1995.
Criteria for Separating Cooperative Board and Executive Decision Areas
UW Center for Cooperatives
Evaluating Board Performance
UW Center for Cooperatives
Leadership Development for Rural Health
North Carolina Medical Journal,
January/Febuary 2006. Volume 67, Number 1.
Monitoring: Board's role in performance assurance policy governance
University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives
Policy Governance
University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives
Guidelines for
Cooperative Bylaws
University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives
Bylaws for Cooperatives, including a Sample Outline
How to Start a Cooperative, USDA
Cooperative Information Report 45
member relations essential to keep co-op spirit alive & kicking
Rural Cooperatives, March/April 2001.
The University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives is an
interdisciplinary center that combines
the resources of the University of
Wisconsin-Madison and the University of
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As the title suggests I have just ordered my first Bento box! I went for this one
In pink :) opinions? Hope I havent made a bad and bought a bad one :/
The size is about right for me based on what I have read and I have also ordered some little soy-sauce bottles! Am going to try and make my first onigiri right now with the stuff I bought in our local Chinese Supermarket, so wish me luck! Never done anything like this before but am really excited! :)
Will try and post the results later! ;)
Looking forward to getting into bentos at last! Dont know why I didnt think of trying it alot sooner!
Om nom nom
I like those boxes. Nice clean lines.
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I like those bento lunch boxes. Very cute.
I would love to buy a nice lunch box, preferably a duo one (with compartments) made from stainless steel. Has anyone see it. This is for my child's school lunches so should not be bigger that 1l.
Many thanks!
They looks pretty nifty, ive just ordered an Aladdin Bento Box, is supposed to act like a thermos and keep food warm for a while.
Has anyone tried the new bento cube at bento&co? thoughts/opinions?
I have not used it, but I've seen and handled one. It's like a little version of the Bento Colors bento box line, but it doesn't have the snap closure so you have to keep it closed with the included band.
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The alert follows: "Gilmer Police are urging people to lock their vehicle doors and toolboxes. In the past few weeks Gilmer Police have responded to several vehicle burglaries.
"In each of these cases, the vehicles were left unlocked, which gave actors ease of access to their vehicles.
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Road closure
The N.C. Department of Transportation will close Patty's Chapel Road at the intersection of Howard Gap Road in Fletcher starting at 7 a.m. Monday to grade and realign the intersection. The road is scheduled to reopen by 5 p.m. Nov. 11.
During the closure, a signed detour route will be available along Howard Gap Road and Jackson Road. The work is part of a $9.3 million contract to widen Howard Gap Road from Jackson Road in Fletcher to just south of Brookside Camp Road in Henderson County. The project contractor is Tennoca Construction Co. of Candler.
'Reclaiming self-reliance'
The world has changed dramatically over the past several years, directly impacting the local economy from the value of homes to the value of crops. A special program is planned that looks at how the community and larger world community have become more vulnerable and how to reclaim the self-reliance of the past.
Transition Hendersonville presents "Preparing for the future by reclaiming our self-reliance," a forum featuring world-renowned expert on finance and energy Nicole Foss, New Zealand sustainability expert Laurence Boomert and a panel of local elders who have lived through many hard times and thrived.
Local historian Jennie Jones Giles, a descendant of the original pioneers who settled Henderson County, will describe some of the early settlers' skills and practices that might help us return to the self-reliant community we once were.
The forum will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Blue Ridge Conference Hall on the campus of Blue Ridge Community College in Flat Rock. For more information, contact Transition Hendersonville at 828-692-8062 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The program is co-sponsored by the Environmental and Conservation Organization, the Center for Cultural Preservation, Transition Asheville, Blue Ridge Community College, the Hendersonville Community Co-op and the North Carolina Humanities Council.
'Drag Racing Legends'
The Blue Ridge Center for Lifelong Learning at Blue Ridge Community College will present "Drag Racing Legends" by presenter Dick Jones on Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Jones was closely involved with a group of engineers, nicknamed the "Ramchargers," at the Chrysler Institute of Engineering in Detroit in the 1960s. Several of the group, racing their own cars, became national record holders in their particular classes in the then-fledgling sport of drag racing.
A highlight of the presentation will be a 20-minute video of the Ramchargers' exploits as shown in the American Muscle Car series on ABC's Wide World of Sports.
This presentation is part of the Center's Brown Bag Lunch series and will be held in Blue Ridge Conference Hall in the Technology Education and Development Center on the college's Henderson County campus in Flat Rock. The cost is $5 per person. Interested participants should preregister at www.brcll.com or call the Blue Ridge Center for Lifelong Learning at 828-694-1740.
Veterans Day Salute
The town of Fletcher will honor veterans with the annual Veterans Day Salute at 3 p.m. Nov. 9 at Fletcher Community Park, 85 Howard Gap Road, Fletcher.
This year's salute features a flag ceremony by Cub Scout Pack 602, a musical performance by the West Henderson High band and keynote speaker and Henderson County Commissioner Col. Grady Hawkins.
Hawkins' Air Force career began while attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he graduated with a degree in mathematics and a regular commission as a second lieutenant.
The event is free and open to the public. Attendees are invited for light refreshments at the conclusion of the event. Call 828-687-0751 or visit www.fletcherparks.org.
A Flat Rock Village Council agenda workshop will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday.
The Henderson County Early College High School Improvement Team meets at 3 p.m. Monday in the Industrial Skills Building, room 121, 120 Alumni Way, Flat Rock.
The Atkinson Elementary School Improvement Team meets at 3:30 p.m. Monday in the media center of the school, 2510 Old Kanuga Road.
A Brevard City Council workshop scheduled for Monday has been canceled. The council's next meeting will be held Monday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m.
The Flat Rock Planning Board meets at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday in Flat Rock Village Hall.
The Etowah Elementary School Improvement Team meets at 3:20 p.m. Wednesday at the school, 320 Etowah School Road, Etowah.
The Flat Rock Park Development Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for 4 p.m. Wednesday in Flat Rock Village Hall has been canceled.
The Polk County Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Stearns Education Center board room.
The Mills River Planning Board meeting has been rescheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at Mills River Town Hall.
Hendersonville City Council will meet at 5:45 p.m. Thursday in council chambers at City Hall, 145 Fifth Ave. E., Hendersonville.
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As a result, Fanning admits she doesn't want to waste her time dating - she just wants to find her future husband.
She tells Glamour magazine, "I don't really date. I have a weird vision of relationships because my parents have known each other since second grade, and they got married right out of college. I've always thought that's what it's supposed to be like, and if it's not, then I don't want to waste my time on it. Even when I was 14, I was like, 'I'm not gonna marry this person. What's the point of doing it?'
"It's not me being naive. I just know what it's supposed to be like. And I think until I feel that, I cannot be bothered."


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NEW YORK (AP) — Government officials are still fighting on multiple fronts in New York City and New Jersey areas hard hit by Superstorm Sandy. Besides trying to figure out where displaced people will live, officials are trying to make sure they also get to the polls to vote today. And another storm is approaching the hard hit area. Forecasters say some models show the nor'easter tracking farther out to sea than originally predicted.


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IKA News:
Selection of equipment for the Olympic Kiteboarding Events 2016
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The International Kiteboarding Association (IKA) has made a submission to the ISAF annual conference regarding the selection of equipment for the kiteboarding events of the next Olympic Games.
We acknowledge that the equipment selection is subject to evaluation, but we thought that it is a good idea to give you an update on the development that has been done in the meantime to address the valid concerns regarding costs and availability.
After the decision to include men's and women's Kiteboarding as events in the Olympic regatta it became clear that further restrictions were required to ensure cheapest entry to the Olympics for MNAs while retaining the philosophy of the discipline of kiteboarding and enabling a fair game to all competitors.
We believe that our proposal is effectively addressing all these issues, and rather makes equipment even more available especially to emerging nations, as local builders can satisfy the demands of regional sailors and their associations. This is already happening – e.g. in Thailand and Brazil.
Formula Kite is the International Kiteboarding Associations proposal for the equipment to be used in the Olympic Sailing Regatta, the ISAF Sailing World Cups, and in any other ISAF graded events.
Formula Kite is based on the successful IKA box rule, which allows multiple brands to provide equipment to be used in competition. The main parameters - maximum length and width, minimum weight, and the number of boards and kite to be used during a regatta are already regulated in the current IKA class rules.
The main advantages of the proposed "Formula Kite" box rule are:
· Currently all kiteboard racing competition is sailed on box rule equipment, with a global spread
· Sailors of a very wide weight range can compete against each other with equal opportunities, avoiding preference for any part of the world or certain body shape. For a sample chart including weight and size of the worlds top kite racers, click here.
· The "Formula Kite" box rule concept allows brands to sponsor sailors and invest in them, further reducing equipment purchase costs to MNAs
· "Formula Kite" equipment allows slow but constant evolution of equipment in line with normal "wear and tear" equipment replacement cycles. Sailors are always able to sail on up-to-date equipment which is challenging to sail and attractive to spectators and media
· Most media friendly equipment sports in the Olympics are based on box rule concepts:
· Skiing/Snowboarding etc
· Cycling
· Bobsledge
· Rowing/Canoeing
· Archery/Shooting
· Tennis/Badminton
· Etc
A "One Design" approach would result in losing the top sailors. The Olympics have to be the pinnacle of every sport, with the best athletes taking part. In windsurfing, the PWA (Professional Windsurfers Association, an ISAF special event) events are considered to be the pinnacle of the discipline, and a similar situation must be avoided. In windsurfing, not all the best sailors are participating in the Olympic Games. Only the box rule concept of "Formula Kite" will achieve this.
PWA and Formula Windsurfing have successfully used a system very similar to "Formula Kite" for many years, and they have produced top sailors including many from emerging nations on such equipment concept.
Sailors would travel to events with their own equipment - there is no need for event organizers to provide equipment, further reducing their costs.
The proposed changes, as an appendix to the current IKA class rules called "Formula Kite" can be found here with explanations.
For a full version of the IKA class rules with "Formula Kite" appendix applied, click here. (coming soon)
The proposed registration system, which ensures world wide availability to all interested MNAs and NCAs at reduced prices can be found here with explanations.
For a full version of the proposed registration system click here (coming soon)
For a breakdown of sample prices of a major brand click here
The kiteboarding industry, representing manufacturers with a market share in kiteracing of app. 90% supports the proposed "Formula Kite" concept. The proposed concept will keep the industry fully involved.
A "box rule concept" avoids a monopoly – monopolies are avoided in world economy as they usually provide poor products on high prices. Competition between manufacturers encourages production of quality equipment for sale at affordable prices.
Click here for some background information on provided One-Design Equipment, and why we believe that it does not work for kiteboarding.
Finally: listen to the sailors !
All top sailors strongly favour the "box rule concept" as it allows participants of a wide weight and size range to compete with equal chances. Furthermore it is much more rewarding for sailors to sail on up-to-date equipment.
Only the "box rule concept" ensures participation of the world's top athletes.
ISAF has shown with its recent decisions on the women's skiff and the mixed multihull that decisions are taken in the interest of the sailors. Let's keep it this way !
Statements from top sailors from all parts of the world can be found here.
Kind regards,
Markus Schwendtner


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This weekend Bishop Hendricken's Summer Stage presents the Broadway musical "Legally Blonde," featuring high school performers from throughout the state. The musical is based on the movie of the same name, and tells the story of Elle Woods, a Malibu girl who goes from tanning to textbooks and heads to Harvard Law School. Director of the Arts at Hendricken Richard Sylvia serves as the show's musical director, and former director of the arts Brian Cordeiro is back to direct. Teresa Pearson choreographed the show, which includes peppy numbers that incorporate hip-hop and cheer-dance. The show runs this weekend only at Hendricken with performances Thursday, July 26, Friday, July 27, Saturday, July 28 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 29 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. They may be purchased online at www.hendricken.com or by calling the box office at 739-3450 x172.
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Triangle (US - BD RA)
Gabe boards a surprising little horror/thriller, and gets critical...
Jess (Melissa George), the single mother of an autistic child arrives to a planed sailing trip, and pseudo date, dazed and confused, to the worry of her fellow travelers. The day trip goes wrong when the yacht encounters a freak storm and is overturned. The survivors are saved when a ghostly ocean liner passes them by. Once aboard Jess begins experiences the strangest sense of déjà vu, and strange events compel the survivors to search the seemingly deserted ship, leading to many bloody demises.
Whether it be a Death Ship, a Ghost Ship, or even The Poseidon, movie boats are mostly untrustworthy creatures. In the case of Triangle I've learned that haunted boat movies are extremely old hat, and while mixing in heavy-handed Twilight Zone and a certain unnamed Harold Ramis movie elements helps, it also ends up creating a new bunch of problems, some of which viewers will find particularly frustrating. Triangle probably could've gotten away with being a rough and rugged, violent little B-movie, but it quickly devolves into a superficial morality play, enacted by decent actors with little character definition to work from. Occasionally the scares work on a visceral level, but the emotional beats are shallow, and sadly more predictable than writer/director Christopher Smith (director of the slightly disappointing, but occasionally brilliant Severance) intended. The second act starts shows some real promise and unpredictability, though the boat setting remains a little incongruent.
Ignoring the overused creepy boat setting (clearly the plot was based around the setting and not the other way around), and without delving into spoilers, I can guarantee that things take an interesting turn. Unfortunately, there's like half an hour of good looking, but ultimately unnecessary footage we're left to contend with, and it hurts the intended emotional intentions. There's not a lot of logic behind the events once gears change anyway, so why focus so much on the why's and how's of the first act. Shorn of the first 30 minutes Triangle would be a solid Masters of Horror episode. Smith is a good technical director, at the very least, and some of the fight/kill scenes are cleverly, kinetically filmed. For a cheaper movie the special effects are pretty good, especially the sea based disaster scene, which almost compares to its big budget counterparts. The digital sea gulls don't fair quite as well. Gore-hounds should be moderate satiated by the splattery kill scenes, and the occasional nightmare images that I can't spoil here.
Triangle never appears to be a particularly well-endowed budgetarily speaking, but it's shot well enough to cover some of the problems. The first thing that comes to mind is utter whiteness that defines the early moments. This transfer is blown-out with sunshine whites, which bleed over the occasionally non-white surfaces like skin, hair and clothing. But non-white surfaces are rare. The ship itself is mostly white, as is the majority of the wardrobe, the daylight sky, not to mention the skin tones. The blacks that make their way into the mix are pretty darn deep, and when the storm rolls in they take control nicely. The details are sharper in the harsh lighting, and the overall look is cleaner. Some of the low level interiors feature more noise that I'd expect, but most of the exteriors, even the clearly artificial ones are clean. The interiors of the ghostly ship are grainier, with occasionally awkwardly blended warm hues, and probably the least consistent moments on the transfer, including a few shots that appear as if they were entirely composited in a computer, for some reason. As the weirdness of the plot extends the colour schemes become more abstract, including some nice, solid gels, especially the red of the radio room. Some of the digital effects really suffer under the sharper capacity of the transfer, and I think the 2.35:1 framing is a little too tight, but overall this is one of the better independent Blu-ray releases I've seen.
Triangle is fitted with a fun and full-bodied Dolby TrueHD 5.1 soundtrack. The sea based plot gives way to some immersive sea based audio effects, from subtle creaking boat and rolling wave moments, to the more extreme storm scene, which sounds a little artificial, but certainly keeps the stereo and surround channels busy. When people make their way onto the creepy boat eerie sounds and ambient music take control, and directionally speaking these are more or less perfectly placed. There were a few moments I definitely glanced over my shoulder to verify I was hearing the speakers and not something in the room. Voices, footsteps, gunshots, anything else meant to move moves according to logical placement. The LFE works out in a punchy fashion during the storm scene, then works in a more abstract way during the spooky boat scenes (I guess it's supposed to be the engine making all that noise). The musical score doesn't feature a lot in the way of recognizable or re-hummable themes, but has some big loud drum moments, and a cool throbbing motif to keep the chase scenes moving.
The only extra, besides a few First Look trailers, is a collection of cast and crew commentaries (6:00, SD). These are recorded raw, clearly with an EPK in mind, with bad sound, and are intercut with brief behind the scenes bits, and scenes from the film. Not very informative, but reveals that these people all have British accents in real life.
Triangle has some major problems, but has quite a bit going for it, more than enough to recommend a viewing for horror and thriller fans. The film is predictable from moment to moment, but not until the right amount of information is given, which is more than I can say for a lot of modestly budgeted thrillers. The impressive and clean look leads to a very nice high definition transfer, likely the best I've seen from First Look Studios, and the Dolby TrueHD soundtrack features a plenty of ambience and direction based scares. The extras sadly amount almost nothing, but fans with import capabilities should be excited by the upcoming UK release, which features quite a bit in the way of special features. Horror fans should rent with low expectations, they may find themselves surprised, or at least entertained.
*Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Gabriel Powers
iszac Member Join Date: October 2009 Location: Malaysia Posts: 76
I love this movie, the trailer did great, made me feel wanna check this one out, and end up, I enjoyed the movie, intriguing and entertaining. :D
Edgeman05 Member Join Date: October 2007 Location: United States Posts: 1,076
Never heard of it until today. Will be renting
DavidBjerre Member Join Date: April 2009 Location: Denmark Posts: 10
The text may not spoil anything, but one of the images sure as hell does!
Gabe Powers Editor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 4,721
Hey, I took it from the official trailer. I figured it was enough to entice without revealing too much. If you haven't seen the movie it probably won't make sense.
DavidBjerre Member Join Date: April 2009 Location: Denmark Posts: 10
I would still remove it, but that's me.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 2nd February 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English
Subtitles: English SDH, Spanish
Extras: Cast and Crew Interviews
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Christopher Smith
Cast: Melissa George, Liam Hemsworth, Rachael Carpani
Genre: Horror and Thriller
Length: 99 minutes
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Familes rule at Cycle Oregon Weekend Ride
Posted by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor) on August 4th, 2008 at 2:59 pm
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Over the weekend, my two daughters and my mom (she's visiting from California) joined me on Cycle Oregon's Weekend Ride.
The sold-out event was based at the beautiful and bike-friendly Fort Stevens State Park situated on the northern tip of Oregon's Coast. The park is family biking nirvana (remember my report last time I went?) and is home to seven miles of dedicated bike paths that twist and turn through fern-dotted rain forests and along pine-filled dunes.
I've done the more well-known, week-long Cycle Oregon ride several times now, but the Weekend Ride is much different.
The biggest difference? Families and kids. Lots of them.
It seemed everywhere I looked I would see kid trailers, tag-along bikes, tandems, and all manner of little bikes. It was very encouraging and heart-warming to see so many families taking in the rides and activities.
This is an event that will definitely become a Maus Family tradition.
Thanks to Cycle Oregon for a great weekend, and to the BTA for putting on a really stellar kids camp (I never did check it out but I heard it was awesome!).
I wasn't really "working", but I did manage to snap a few photos. Check them out in my photo gallery.
Also, The Oregonian sent two reporters out to cover the event. Check out their fun videos and stories here.