Cooking a whole pig is time-consuming, but the results are unforgettable.
Smoke rising over the marsh near Jim and Weezie Gibson's home means one thing to their neighbors--Jim's cooking a whole pig. The Beaufort, South Carolina, couple has been entertaining this way for at least 30 years. "We usually do about one pig roast a year," Jim says in his lush Lowcountry drawl. "The kids started having them for their friends at Christmas, and we've continued."
Jim has friends who regularly assist him, as well as others who drop by. He finds the camaraderie developed during these events sweeter than smoked pork.
"As soon as you start cooking, someone will show up," he says. "Everyone likes to visit and tell stories. And everyone always enjoys being around the fire--you know how Southerners are." They also are notoriously opinionated about how they like their barbecue. "It's like religion," Jim says with a laugh.
A whole hog cooks slowly, one succulent drip at a time, leaving plenty of time for the pit watchers to make hash. This stewlike dish, served over rice, is a favorite South Carolina accompaniment to smoked pork. Traditional versions include the pigs' liver and head meat, but liver hash is rarely seen anymore. Jim's recipe, made with a mixture of ground pork and beef, has a chili-like consistency. "When you're making hash," Jim advises, "it's a great time to have company--no one wants to cut up that many onions by themselves!" Because the mixture needs stirring to prevent it from sticking to the pot, Jim has a standing rule for his barbecue buddies: "Don't pass the pot without stirring it."
Some people like to serve the cooked pig intact, allowing guests to choose the tidbits they want--a pig pickin' in the true sense of the word. Others, like Jim, prefer to remove the skin, bones, and gristle, then chop or pull the meat for easier handling. "A 100-pound hog will feed about 100 people if you serve it yourself, so if we're having a fair number of guests, I always arrange to serve it."
At the end of the day, a larger crowd of friends joins the cooking crew for the serious job of eating. A mountain of chopped smoked pork, hash and rice, coleslaw, and plenty of peppery sauce greet the guests. For Jim, who has been tending the fire since 5:30 a.m., it is time to enjoy his friends and the fruits of his labor. His and Weezie's hospitality envelops the group like a blanket of pork-scented smoke. The party continues into the night, everyone savoring the last bit of fun and food as they anticipate coming together again to roast another pig.
Jim Gibson, a Beaufort, South Carolina, lawyer with a long family tradition of barbecue, and Chris Lilly, pit master at Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q (no relation to Jim Gibson) in Decatur, Alabama, offer these basics.
A cinder block pit is easy to build; simply stack the blocks on top of one another, four rows high. We built a 60- x 46- x 27-inch pit. You can have a grate made at a sheet metal company. Edge the grate with cap blocks standing on their sides. Leave one side of the pit open so you can access the fire, using corrugated tin as a removable door. Start the fire on bare ground or on lava rocks. While Jim prefers to cook with charcoal, using indirect heat, Chris adds a small amount of seasoned wood and keeps a low fire directly under the hog.
Start with a split, eviscerated pig from which the head and feet have been removed. Remove the membrane lining the ribs. Slice into it with a sharp knife, then grab it with a paper towel and pull it off. Sprinkle 1/2 to 3/4 cup kosher salt on the inside of each half, and rub the skin with olive oil. Put the meat on the grate skin side up, then cover it with heavy cardboard (flattened refrigerator boxes work well).
Stick a barbecue thermometer through the cardboard to make sure the temperature of the pit stays at 250°; check every hour. Use an instant-read thermometer to check the temperature of the hams and shoulders. Once the hams reach about 145° (ours took five hours), it's time to turn. Pierce the skin in a few places before turning to let the excess fat run out. After turning, pour plenty of sauce into the rib cage, and mop the rest of the pig well with a barbecue mop. Cook until the hams are about 180° and the shoulders are about 190°, basting occasionally. Jim's sauce is included in this story. The cooking process will take eight or nine hours for a 100-pound hog.


There are so many words in my head these days. They're on half scribbled notes shoved in my purse. They swirl around while I'm in the shower and then go down the drain with the water, or they keep me up in the wee hours of the morning. They're in small journals stuffed in desk drawers. It's all scattered and not cohesive. There are barely formed sentences and fragments of verses. Half a concept here and the other half somewhere over there. Some are about parenting, some on the act of blogging and writing itself. Many are about craft and making and what it all means. There are thoughts on food, and education, and home. I'm sure that if they're all gathered together, I can mold and stitch them together into something meaningful. But I'm not. I sit to write here and I come up blank most of the time.
This has been a long time coming, but I'm going to officially step away from this blog. I think it has served its purpose in my life and brought me amazing people and ideas and community that I treasure. But at this point, I need to know that it's not waiting for me to sit and write my words here, nagging at me to be in a place that doesn't fit anymore. Right now, my words are elsewhere - in this concrete real life I have. They're on paper and in stitches. They are in the time Kit and I spend at the kitchen table, drawing and writing and in the work Gunnar and Annika are doing. They're in the walks we take to run errands and in the evenings that Jeff and I wander around the corner for a beer or two. They're being written every day with everything we do together. For some reason, they don't come when I sit to type here - they no longer belong in this place. It's time for moving on.
I'm sure the words (and the pictures) will find another home. They always do when they need to be said. Thank you for being here with me in this place for the last 5+ years. I loved every minute of it.
I used to not be a New Year resolution person. I scoffed at the idea of needing the new year to start new habits. I thought it was setting myself up for failure. But then I read this post last year, and I changed my mind. Lori is right. Meaningful change won't happen if we don't make that decision and take that first step. It may work. It may not. It may turn out to be the wrong path and I may find new ways to reach my goals or even find entirely new goals. All of that is okay. It's even okay to quit. The key is to take that first step and then the next one.
Last year I worked on some things. I tackled achieving more balance in my life. I concentrated on finishing things (and I even did reasonably well at that one). I added some income to our family, although not in the ways I anticipated. We moved closer in to work and school so that there could be more family time and more time for doing what we love. We bought new bikes for everyone so we can get out of the car most of the time. We rode them and now we'll be riding them way more. Some years seem to be about real change and others are about laying groundwork for the future. I think 2012 was a groundwork year - finishing getting our house in order, so to speak, with the move to Portland no longer being new. We're settled in and where we want to be. Things are good. We're ready to open our hearts and minds to more.
Enter 2013. I've done a lot of thinking about new beginnings for this year, since we just moved into our new home 3 weeks ago (and are even nearly all the way unpacked!). Right before Christmas break started, we got a call from a charter school that we had applied to for Annika and they had a space for her. She has been homeschooling happily, but had a hankering to go to *this* school. So, she did a shadow day and decided that it was a go. She starts her new school on Monday. With all of that, 2013 is bringing some new rhythms to our family and some new opportunities to better define our family culture.
I have several concrete goals that I won't detail here on the blog, but they all fall under one guiding principle. I want the choices I make to nourish me and my family. This isn't anything new - we have worked hard over the years to provide nourishing food and to care for ourselves well. But, it's easy to have things slip. To spend too much time at the computer or walk up the street for sweet potato tots rather than making healthy food at home. To hop in the car for a quick trip to the store instead of gettin on the bike. I want to take a moment, when faced with those choices, and have a quick gut check about whether what I'm doing nourishes our life. Sometimes it's okay to head down to get those tots - we need a break from the house, or we just *need* tots. But usually, if I take myself out of autopilot for a minute, I can find a better way that will feed who I am trying to be and will build the family life that we want.
Sometimes using this principle will mean saying no. No to another TV show. No to eating out. No to more stuff we don't need. But often, it will mean saying yes. Yes to stepping away from the computer and going to OMSI. Yes to making messes (and then cleaning them up). Yes to family movies and game night. Yes to taking her scooter to the park even though I carry it most of the way. Yes to sewing kitties instead of curtains. Yes to finding ways to make big things happen for our kids and for us. Yes to nourishing ourselves, body, mind, and soul.
Here we go, 2013. I'm ready.
So said Kit as we drove home from dinner on Friday night. There was a (very inappropriate) song on the radio that Lindsay used to play when she was in high school and we were all dancing and singing along. It was Lindsay's last night of a two week visit, and while the whole visit was wonderful, those few minutes in the car with the singing and laughing and dancing made for a perfect family moment. I realize, in those moments, how much we miss her. And I miss her something fierce today. I want to hold her close and tight but I know that now is my time to let go and watch her find her way. I'll just cross my fingers that she'll find her way back this way someday.
It's that time when we all, whether we admit it or not, take stock. We look back. We think about the year to come. And my goal is to be able to look back each year and say "that was amazing." It doesn't have to be perfect. It could have been hard and full of challenges. But amazing comes from within - from our ability to deal with adversity, rejoice in the moment, and be our best selves. When I look at it that way, 2012 was pretty amazing in a quiet and unassuming year. It was uneventful, which is just what we needed, with a big push of excitement at the end with a move to our little home right in the city, a big 90th birthday party for my grandma, and Christmas festivities.
Right now there are tiny snowflakes drifting down from the sky. Not enough to stick to the ground, but enough to quiet things.
I'm still ruminating on 2013 and what it will bring. For now, I'm going to make tea, watch the snow fall, and sooth some hurt feelings between sisters. We're going to start 2013 being our best selves.
Happy new year, friends. I hope it treats you well.
We had a lovely Thanksgiving - I hope you did too. We headed to the coast and had dinner with my dad. It was a beautiful sunny day, the food was delicious, and the quiet was just what we needed. Yesterday, the rain poured down. Jeff and I saw these toadstools while we were walking the dogs. Gunnar and I went back to take photos (he took them while I stayed warm in the car). It felt like a magical, rainy wonderland. The tide was so high that we couldn't even get to the beach on that walk, which was fine due to the toadstool discovery. We came home early due to the downpour.
We found a lovely new home that is so close to everything we do and we move next month (not so good timing on my part). This house has been such a gift to us with its loveliness and ample space, but it's simply too far away from the center of our life. We knew it was a good place to re-enter Portland and start a new life here, but lately it has felt like too much. Too much space. Too much stuff. Too much time driving places. Our new home is much smaller, so there's a lot of stuff leaving the house. It's hard, but really good to ask the questions "do I need it? Do I love it? Will I use it?" even of the things that we've had for a long time and keep out of habit. I'm looking forward to a pared down household and a neighborhood that enables us to walk or bike to nearly everything. Sometimes I think that I'd love to live somewhere forever, but I don't know if that's in my nature. Maybe I need the opportunity to make that clean break, to purge what we don't need, and to reset our life a little bit. Besides, living within blocks of macarons and art supplies and chicken & waffles and the river will be beautiful. That new bike of mine will be getting a workout. And my car won't be. I'm grateful that we found what we need.
I've been thinking a lot about how my time is spent - especially now while we're prepping for that move and there's so much to do. My work life (the paid by the hour kind, not the making kind) is entirely on the computer. I'm tapped out on the interwebs by the time I'm done each day. I still want this space, but I have to figure out how, when I want my non-work hours to be spent being and doing. I may finally cut those facebook, twitter, and pinterest cords and be all old school by just being here for my personal internet time. There are too many balls to keep in the air and I need to simplify.
Tomorrow there is turkey soup. I need a plan for the rest of the week that does not include turkey.
I hope your holiday weekend has been lovely. I hope you're rested and ready for the holiday season ahead. I hope I am too. Be well.
I wrote this long, lovely post on Friday about a sweater lost and a sweater finished. And then I navigated away from the page before clicking the green publish button. And then I cried.
But the post still lives in my head (probably in a more abbreviated form) so here we go again.
Once upon a time there was a sweater that I wanted to be mine. I loved everything about it - the shape, the lovely details, the color. The only thing I didn't love was the cost of the suggested yarn, despite my passion for the yarn itself. So, the idea sat for a long time. I surfed Ravelry looking at other people's version of the sweater in different yarns. I decided to knit it out of Cascade EcoWool, which I bought on sale (and which I also love). I did the math for a different gauge. I cast on. I wasn't totally in love with the hem with the thicker yarn, but it was fine. I kept going. I knit and I knit and I knit off and on over the summer. By early August, I had knit the body to the underams and was working on sleeves.
It was idyllic, really. The ocean, the pink wine, the sleeve knitting. I took my completed sleeves home. After the busyness of the late August/early September life rush, I joined the body and the sleeves and started knitting the underarm decreases, while expanding the bobble pattern on the fronts. As I reached the end of the decreases, I realized that the pattern was approaching the edge faster on one side than on the other. (the knitters are gasping).
Here's where I make the long story short. I ripped the whole thing out. All of it. By the time I got back to where my mistakes were located, I would have had to knit most of the body of the sweater again. And I didn't want to. I agonized for a bit over finishing what I start and setting a good example, but the truth of the matter was that the yarn wasn't the best fit for the pattern. So out it went. I have found a better pattern for the yarn and a better yarn for the pattern. The end.
But not really the end - because there's another sweater (actually two). A sweet, tiny, adorable sweater that was just the right thing for getting back on the horse.
I love this sweater. Love. And so does she. It's the ever popular Milo pattern knit in 1.5 skeins of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter. The gauge is different, so I knit the 9 month size to get a 3T. I also knit it long so that there could be 3 owls in the cable and to make it more of a long tunic for over leggings.
There's another one on the needles. Because she asked for a blue one. But in between, I knit her a different sweater that will be the subject of another post (soon).
In my last post, we were talking about how totally cute her pigtails were. And I went and cut them off. Now she's even more cute. The piggies were a very rare occurrance - most of the time her hair just swung wildly off of her head. One day I said casually "hey, want a haircut?" And she said yes! So we hightailed it right to the haircut lady.
I can't believe how different she looks - it's like she matured overnight. But she's still my baby girl.
Lastly (and this deserves its own post) Melissa and I have a little collaboration going. You can see our gift sets here in her shop. I love what we've done, and I hope you love it too.
Writing that all over again wasn't as hard as I thought. Whew!
It's windy today. Really windy. As in, we didn't ride our bikes to co-op for fear of being blown over windy. I think we're due for a fire tonight - even though it's fairly warm outside, it's getting mighty chilly in the house these days. I'm hoping to avoid turning on the furnace for as long as possible. I'll bring in more firewood, load the beds with quilts, and we should be able to hold out until the rain starts up. That rain can hold off for as long as possible.
But I'm here to talk about yesterday. We had a lovely day. After returning all of the grape juice extraction equipment, we stopped for lunch and played with dinosaurs.
I deeply apologize for the Instagram photos (I hate using them) but the phone is all I had with me. Kit turned out to be a rather bloodthirsty little dinosaur girl. Her dino kept trying to eat mine. I wish she had attacked her food as happily - that girl is one picky and birdlike little eater.
We moved on from Laughing Planet to the central library - one of the girls' favorite places to spend an afternoon. We found stacks of books to bring home.
I can't wait to dig into that screenprinting book, as well as a few quilting books - redwork quilts and Kaffe Fasset's Swedish quilts. There's also a bunch of poetry in there, as well as some softie books for Miss A.
Also, those little piggies in her hair? I die.
Tomorrow, we read and we make. Can't wait.
Some Monday musings with totally unrelated photos from our trip to the beach 2 weeks ago.
1. I think this photo totally sums up the people in my household right now. All that's missing are the dogs cavorting around the children.
2. I'm struggling with balance and productivity right now. I'm working 25 hours a week, but I'm still pretty sure I can accomplish everything else I want to do. This is probably crazy. So, each day this month I'm going to sit down here at ye olde blog and document the prior day. I think this will both help me see that I *do* get a lot done and clarify where I need to be spending more and/or less time. As a side benefit, you will get to watch me slowly realize that I have unreasonable expectations of myself. And you will probably not be surprised by that at all.
3. We made freegan grape juice yesterday. This involved dragging a grumpy 14 year old to a friends house to pick grapes (it was super awesome of her to offer them to us) on Saturday morning, borrowing her fancy 3 stage juicing pot, riding our bikes to the neighborhood hardware store for more jars (and strapping said jars onto the back deck of my bike. Very Portland), assuring ourselves that it wouldn't take that long, and then spending all day yesterday making about 18 quarts of juice. Which is amazing, btw. Props to Jeff for taking over the bulk of the process while I escaped the children ran to the Hanna Andersson outlet for winter jammies. He is the juice master. Also, we are going to hide all the jars of juice somewhere secret so the children don't slurp it all up by this weekend. That stuff is like gold, people. There's nothing like making it yourself to help you understand that you don't just mindlessly consume food. As a side note, I really want to go mushroom hunting.
4. I'm going to sit down and reread this book even though I just read it a month ago. Even if you're not a homeschooling family (and we are only for the younger kids), this book has so much to offer in terms of developing family culture. I love how she talks about family and being a doer and empowering your children to take charge of their education and their lives. I wish Lori was my neighbor so I could walk down the lane to hear her words of wisdom, but since I can't, I talk to her in the forum on her website. Her wisdom sustains me when I start to feel weary and she fills me back up again. I'm not sure how I'd do this without her.
5. I'm going to go finish some long overdue projects in the studio this afternoon and then rearrange everything. And make chili. And finish the laundry. There's my afternoon agenda. I'm sure it'll all get done.
6. I need to work on a new webside/Etsy shop tonight for a collaboration with Melissa. I am super duper excited about working with her and I hope it's well received.
I think that's enough. Time to stop talking and start doing.
I need to get over my need to post about Big Things. Since not many Big Things are happening around here, but tons of little things are, I forget to stop in here. Or I don't make the time to.
However, a big thing happened 2 weeks ago. My big girl turned 22! (I doubt she'll want me doing this for much longer).
Something about 22, and that whole graduating from college, having a job, moving into a real apartment thing tells me that she's really a grown up now. Although she might disagree. It's hard to embrace one's grown-up-ness.
There's another reason that 22 seems like a really big deal to me. She is now older than I was when I had her. Which means I have been a mother for over half my life. I look at her and realize that I had a 7 month old baby when I was her age and then I marvel at how she managed to turn out so great despite my youth and inexperience.
So, thank you, Linz. Thank you for helping me grow up. For showing me the way through this whole motherhood thing. For the love and the laughter and the tears. For discovering the deep wells of strength and patience that I had inside of me (that I didn't know were there). You'll always be my first true love.
Oh, and thank you for not following my lead. I'm perfectly happy to wait a few years for grandchildren. No rush.
I thought I'd take a minute to share what Gunnar has been up to.
When we were at the beach in June, Gunnar started fooling around with drawing and painting sand dollars. There's quite a collection of them in the cabin, so he would take each one and make a painting of it. The first one went to some friends for their baby's nursery, and a friend of ours loved them so much that she offered to sell them in her shop.
Found is a treasure trove of vintage goodies, furniture, and local art/jewelry. She's in the middle of remodeling, and asked Gunnar to paint a huge sand dollar for the ramp between the rooms. This one is about 3'x5' in size. It's done with floor paint, and has about 8 coats of polyurethane over it. We went down for a day trip in July so he could paint it, and then we went home. She did the polyurethane and installation herself. We didn't get a chance to go back to see it installed until this week.
It looked fabulous. It fits right into the shop and its vibe. However, when Gunnar walked in, she put her head in her hands and said "I'm so sorry! I ruined it!" She had been moving a sleeper sofa by herself and dropped it right on the piece, which broke through all of her layers of protection. She was mortified. Gunnar's response? "I think it looks even better this way. It belongs."
So, those chipped edges will be sanded, and new poly applied. It will gradually be worn down, and someday he'll paint her another one. He's learning to put himself out there as an artist and figure out what works and what doesn't. He regroups and does it again. He explores new idea, new media, new techniques. He hones his aesthetic and his skills.
As for me, I'm loving watching where this all goes. He has big dreams, that boy. I, for one, will put my money on him making them come true.
I made a quilt. It's not perfect. But it is done. I was intending to do a lovely outdoor photo shoot and make a fancy blog post. After 10 days of busy life and of it living on my couch, it became clear that a real photo shoot wasn't happening. I took photos of the quilt in its natural habitat so I can talk to you about it. Perfect is the enemy of done.
It's the kind of quilt that probaby ought to be perfect, seeing that it's full of precision points and all. But, I was using the quilt piecing to hone my abilities at sewing a scant 1/4" seam on the bias of the fabric and to really get to know the ins and outs of my new(ish) sewing machine. So, they're not all perfect. I could have ripped them out and sewn them again, but then it would be sitting on my work table in hundreds of small pieces. Not finished on my couch.
The quilt is pieced entirely from the Denyse Schmidt Flea Market Fancy line. Most of it is the re-released prints, but some of it is from my original hoarded fabric. I don't typically make a quilt from one line of fabric - I like the magic of finding combinations that work and the beauty of accidental pairings. However, this fabric line was the first one that I fell in love with back when I was newly sewing again and just discovering the miraculous new world of fabric. That original release was my first online fabric purchase - I was smart enough to buy a full fat quarter set that I have used in bits and pieces over the last few years. When the re-release came out, I bought yard cuts of all of my favorites, knowing that I wanted a cohesive quilt of them. I started without a plan beyond sewing half square triangles. After fiddling around with it for a while, I decided that I just wanted a simple, flying geese pattern. I probably should have spent more time laying out all of the fabric before sewing it all together, but I just made sure that no triangles from the same print/color were next to each other, and that it was pleasing to the eye. Perfect is the enemy of done.
The plan was to have this quilt cover my white couch, since Luna the dog considers that couch to be her fluffy white dog bed. Gunnar took one look at it and pronounced it "too white" for the couch. I was a little crushed, but regrouped and chose a medium grey for the back with random strips of the FMF fabric throughout. It turned into side A and side B instead of the front and the back. White is the "company" side and grey is the "pet" side. As you can see, at least one pet approves.
My original intention was to free motion quilt it (seeing that this was my put-the-machine-through-its-paces project). I even began to free motion quilt it, in a bubbles pattern. I hated it. I had chosen white thread for the top and a light grey for the back - I didn't want the threads to be too far off so that if any was visible, it wouldn't be a big deal. On the front my bubbles looked fine. On the back, with the quilting thread standing out more, it was Not Good. I had quilted over one triangle strip and had quilted it really densely. I sat down with the seam ripper and started picking out the quilting. Soon, I realized that it was going to take forever and that it would end up in a pile on my work table for weeks, just because I was frustrated. I pulled out my rotary cutter and cut off the top 5" of the quilt (much to Grace's and Laura's chagrin), knowing that it was plenty long and that I just wanted it done. Perfect is the enemy of done.
Instead, I quilted it in randomly placed zig zags (which take a LONG time, btw) that reflected the randomly sized and placed stripes of fabric from the back on the front, and brought the geometric patterning from the front to the back. I love how the quilting unites both sides, which wouldnt have happened if I had stuck with my original quilting plan.
Don't get me wrong. I love it when something comes out perfect. I strive for it. However, one thing I have learned about myself is that I can let perfection paralyze me, or more accurately, let the frustration over something being not perfect paralyze me. Sometimes I have to let go and embrace imperfection in the name of learning and growing and finishing. It's not perfect. But it's done and living on my couch. That in itself is pretty perfect, indeed.


My top travel tip to all of you is this: do not get food poisoning the day before you are due to go on a long haul flight. It's really not an ideal start to the festive season, although it's an efficient way of losing 2 1/2 pounds in 24 hours. I spent all day Friday between bed and the bathroom, feeling like death and causing great concern amongst my loved ones. My in-laws saved the day by driving all the way up from Kent to pick up Jasper and look after Jack while I slept and Paul went into the office. Thankfully by Saturday morning, I felt almost human again.
The flight was great (hot food and no turbulence - I don't ask for much these days) and Jack was good as gold throughout. As we came in to land, we saw that Toronto was blanketed in snow - hurrah! We came home, we ate Swiss Chalet, we went to bed. This morning we woke up at an almost decent hour, did some grocery shopping for Jack, and now the menfolk are having a snooze. The grandparents are lavishing Jack with attention and I haven't had to do much of anything since we got here.


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George Henry Cadogan, 5. Earl Cadogan KG PC (* 12. Mai 1840; † 6. März 1915) war ein britischer Politiker der Conservative Party.

Er war 1873 kurzzeitig Mitglied des House of Commons war und erbte 1873 den Titel Earl Cadogan, wodurch er auf Lebenszeit Mitglied des House of Lords war. Er bekleidete von 1886 bis 1892 das Amt des Lordsiegelbewahrers und war später zwischen 1895 und 1902 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

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Familiäre Herkunft und Ausbildung
Er war das dritte von sechs Kindern und der älteste Sohn von Henry Cadogan, 4. Earl Cadogan, der mehrere Jahre lang Abgeordneter des Unterhauses, zwischen 1866 und 1868 Kommandeur der Königlichen Leibwache (Captain of the Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard) war und 1864 als Earl Cadogan Mitglied des Oberhauses wurde. Als Heir apparent seines Vaters führte er ab 1864 den Höflichkeitstitel Viscount Chelsea. Seine Mutter Sarah Mary Wellesley war eine Tochter des Geistlichen Gerald Valerian Wellesley, der zeitweilig als Kaplan des Königlichen Haushalts fungierte. Er absolvierte ein Studium am Christ Church College der University of Oxford. Nach dem Studium diente er von 1865 bis 1872 im Rang eines Major beim 3. Miliz-Bataillon der Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment).

Unterhausabgeordneter, Oberhausmitglied und Unterstaatssekretär
1868 bewarb er sich im Wahlkreis Bury um ein Mandat im House of Commons, unterlag jedoch dem Wahlkreisinhaber von der Liberal Party, Robert Needham Philips. Am 7. Mai 1873 wurde er bei einer Nachwahl (By-election) als Kandidat der Conservative Party zum Mitglied des House of Commons gewählt und vertrat in diesem knapp einen Monat lang den Wahlkreis Bath.

Als bereits am 8. Juni 1873 sein Vater starb, erbte er dessen Adelstitel als 5. Earl Caddogan, 5. Viscount Chelsea, 7. Baron Cadogan und 3. Baron Oakley. Mit diesen Titeln war ein Sitz im House of Lords verbunden, wofür er aus dem House of Commons ausschied.

1875 übernahm Earl Cadogan sein erstes Amt in der zweiten Regierung von Premierminister Benjamin Disraeli und war zunächst bis 1878 Unterstaatssekretär im Kriegsministerium (Under-Secretary of War). Im Anschluss fungierte er in der Regierung Disraeli bis zum 23. April 1880 als Unterstaatssekretär im Kolonialministerium (Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies).

Lordsiegelbewahrer, Lord Lieutenant von Irland und Bürgermeister von Chelsea
Earl Cadogan, der am 27. Juni 1885 Mitglied des Privy Council wurde, wurde am 3. August 1886 von Premierminister Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3. Marquess of Salisbury als Lordsiegelbewahrer (Lord Privy Seal) in dessen zweites Kabinett berufen und bekleidete dieses Amt bis zum Ende von Salisburys Amtszeit am 15. August 1892. Er war zeitweise Ehrenoberst des 3. Bataillons der Royal Fusiliers sowie der 2. Middlesex Royal Volunteers und erhielt ferner einen Ehrendoktor der Rechtswissenschaften (Honorary Doctor of Law) der Universität Dublin. 1891 wurde er als Knight Companion in den Hosenbandorden aufgenommen.

Als Nachfolger von Robert Crewe-Milnes, 1. Earl of Crewe wurde er 1895 Lord Lieutenant von Irland und bekleidete dieses Amt als Vertreter von Königin Königin Victoria und deren Nachfolger König, Eduard VII., bis zu seiner Ablösung durch William Humble Ward, 2. Earl of Dudley 1902.

Earl Cadogan, der auch Friedensrichter der Grafschaften Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, London und Middlesex war, war 1900 Bürgermeister von Chelsea.

Ehen, Nachkommen und Nachlass
Cadogan war zwei Mal verheiratet. In erster Ehe heiratete er am 16. Mai 1865 Lady Beatrix Jane Craven, die Tochter von William Craven, 2. Earl of Craven, und Lady Emily Mary Grimston, eine Tochter von James Grimston, 1. Earl of Verulam. Aus dieser Ehe gingen neun Kinder hervor.

Der älteste Sohn Albert Edward George Henry Cadogan, Viscount Chelsea, der ein Patenkind von Prinzgemahl Albert von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha, verstarb bereits 1878 als Zwölfjähriger. Nach dessen Tod wurde der zweitälteste Sohn Henry Arthur Cadogan Heir apparent und war von 1892 bis 1900 darüber hinaus für die Conservative Party Abgeordneter des Unterhauses. Allerdings verstarb auch er 1908 als 40-Jähriger vor seinem Vater.

Daraufhin wurde der drittälteste Sohn Gerald Oakley Cadogan Heir apparent und erbte 1915 beim Tod seines Vaters die Titel als 6. Earl Cadogan und wurde dadurch Mitglied des Oberhauses.

Das viertälteste Kind war die erste Tochter, Lady Emily Julia Cadogan. Sie war mit William Brownlow, 3. Baron Lurgan verheiratet. Der vierte Sohn Lewin Edward Cadogan verstarb 1917 unverheiratet, während die zweite Tochter mit Samuel Scott verheiratet war, der zwischen 1918 und 1922 für die konservativen Tories Mitglied des Unterhauses war und zu Beginn seiner Parlamentszugehörigkeit 1898 mit 25 Jahren der jüngste Abgeordnete (Baby of the House).

Der fünfte Sohn William G. S. Cadogan war ein bekannter Cricketspieler und diente als Offizier im Zweiten Burenkrieg, ehe er am 12. November 1914 als Major des Kavallerieregiments 10th Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales's Own) während des Ersten Weltkrieges fiel. Der sechste Sohn Edward Cecil George Cadogan war ebenfalls politisch tätig und gehörte 17 Jahre lang dem House of Commons für die Conservative Party als Mitglied an. Der siebte und zugleich jüngste Sohn war der Diplomat Alexander George Montagu Cadogan, der von 1933 bis 1936 Botschafter in der Republik China, zwischen 1938 und 1946 als Permanent Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs ranghöchster Beamter des Außenministeriums sowie von 1946 und 1950 erster Ständiger Vertreter des Vereinigten Königreichs bei den Vereinten Nationen war und zwischen 1952 und 1957 die Funktion als Vorsitzender des BBC Board of Governors bekleidete.

Nach dem Tod seiner ersten Frau Lady Beatrix Jane Craven am 9. Februar 1907 heiratete der 5. Earl Cadogan am 12. Januar 1911 in zweiter Ehe in Florenz Adele Neri, eine Tochter von Lippo Neri, Conte Palagi del Palagio, die über ihre Mutter, seine Cousine Olivia Georgiana Cadogan, mit ihm verwandt war. Diese Ehe blieb kinderlos.

Er verstarb am 6. März 1915 in London nach einer Operation und wurde am 10. März 1915 in Culford beigesetzt. Er hinterließ in seinem im April 1915 vollstreckten Testament ein beträchtliches Vermögen von rund 354.000 Pfund Sterling.

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The rise in the cost of living for the euro area (the 19 nations that share the euro) reached a record high of 4.9% in November, while omicron looks likely to become the dominant coronavirus strain with some European economies already locked down due to the delta variant.
"The sharp rise in infections and inflation and the emergence of the new Omicron variant has complicated the picture to an extent that the Governing Council may need more time to decide on all the details of adjusting its non-conventional policy tool," said Dirk Schumacher, an ECB watcher with Natixis, in a recent research note.
The institution led by Christine Lagarde developed a new bond-buying program in the wake of the coronavirus in March 2020 to support the euro zone. The PEPP is due to end in March 2022 with a potential total envelope of 1.85 trillion euros ($2.19 trillion).
The ECB has also kept its asset purchase program, known as APP, amid the pandemic which has a current monthly pace of 20 billion euros. The central bank has been using this program in combination with PEPP to sustain the 19-member economy.
Schumacher added that Natixis still expects an announcement that the PEPP program will end by March and "we expect a clear signal that the APP will be used in a more flexible way."
A big focus of this week's meeting will be the new staff projections for inflation and growth. They show whether the inflation target of 2% will be met over the medium term, which is ultimately ECB's primary mandate.
"I see an inflation profile which looks like a hump. So it has clearly increased over the last three quarters and we know how painful it is," Lagarde said at a Reuters conference on Dec. 3,
"And a hump eventually declines and this is what we project for 2022," she added.
Flexible APP
Another key question is how the ECB will bridge the end of the PEPP program at the end of March into a more flexible and potentially larger APP without provoking major market volatility and keeping financial conditions on "favourable" terms. The ECB is expected to stress the need for flexibility.
"Flexibility, in our view, means varying purchases depending on the inflation outlook and financing conditions, i.e. preserving the principle of 'favourable financing conditions' that characterises the PEPP," Spyros Andreopoulos, a senior European economist at BNP Paribas, said in a note.
"This view has been supported by recent ECB rhetoric that has emphasised the need to maintain flexibility, as opposed to pre-committing to a fixed volume of purchases."
Shoppers wearing protective face masks walk through the rain on Oxford Street in London on June 18, 2020, as some non-essential retailers reopen from their coronavirus shutdown.
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LONDON — U.K. inflation climbed to a 10-year high in November as consumer prices continued to soar ahead of the Bank of England's crunch monetary policy meeting on Thursday.
The Consumer Price Index rose by 5.1% in the 12 months to November, up from 4.2% in October, which was itself the steepest incline for a decade and more than double the central bank's target.
Economists polled by Reuters had expected a reading of 4.7% for November, and the Bank of England had projected that inflation would hit 5% in the spring of 2022 before moderating towards its 2% target in late 2023.
On a monthly basis, U.K. inflation rose 0.7% in November from October, above a Reuters poll for a 0.4% increase.
Core CPI, which excludes volatile energy, food, alcohol and tobacco prices, rose by 4% year-on-year against a Reuters forecast of 3.7%, and 0.5% month-on-month versus a 0.3% projection.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee meets Thursday to decide whether to tighten monetary policy, with inflation surging and the labor market remaining robust, but the rapid spread of the omicron Covid-19 variant has cast fresh uncertainty over the economic recovery in the short term.
The MPC defied market expectations in November by voting 7-2 to hold interest rates at their historic low of 0.1%, but analysts are split on whether it will pull the trigger on rate hikes on Thursday in light of the emergence of omicron.
"Unfortunately for consumers, peak inflation may still be a few months off. Today's CPI data only serves to increase the pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates at its MPC meeting tomorrow," said Richard Carter, head of fixed interest research at Quilter Cheviot.
"However, the Bank of England may well decide that discretion is the better part of valour and instead opt to wait until next year given the current uncertainty surrounding the impact of the Omicron variant on the economy, coupled with the risk that further restrictions may need to be introduced before long."
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Chinese companies listed on Wall Street will likely to be cut off from U.S. capital markets in the next three years as tensions between Beijing and Washington persist, says one global asset management firm.
"I think for a lot of Chinese companies listed in U.S. markets, it's essentially game over," David Loevinger, managing director for emerging markets sovereign research at TCW Group, told CNBC Wednesday. "This is an issue that's been hanging out there for 20 years — we haven't been able to solve it."
TCW Group had $265.8 billion in assets under management as of September 30, 2021, according to the company's website.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission this month finalized rules to implement a law that would allow the market regulator to ban foreign companies listed in the U.S. from trading if their auditors do not comply with requests for information from American regulators.
The law was passed in 2020 after Chinese regulators repeatedly denied requests from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board to inspect the audits of Chinese firms that list and trade in the United States.
Given the current level of distrust between the U.S. and Chinese governments, and with the bilateral relationship unlikely to improve anytime soon, there is "no way we are going to solve this in the next few years," Loevinger said.
"So the reality is, I think, by 2024, most Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges are no longer going to be listed in the United States. Most are going to gravitate back to Hong Kong or Shanghai," he told CNBC's "Street Signs Asia."
Less than six months after going public, Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi said it will start delisting from the New York Stock Exchange, and make plans to list in Hong Kong instead.
When a company delists from an exchange like the Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange, it loses access to a broad pool of buyers, sellers and intermediaries.
I just don't think China's government is going to allow U.S. regulators to have unfettered access to internal auditing documents of Chinese companies.
Chinese regulators were reportedly unhappy with Didi's decision to list in the U.S. without first resolving outstanding cybersecurity concerns. Regulators told the firm's executives to come up with a plan to delist from the U.S. due to concerns around data leakage, according to reports.
Beyond Didi, many of China's top internet companies listed in the U.S. have already undertaken dual listings in Hong Kong. Some high-profile names include e-commerce giant Alibaba, its rival JD.com, search engine giant Baidu, gaming firm NetEase and social media giant Weibo.
"We have already hit the turning point," Loevinger said, pointing to Didi's delisting announcement. "I just don't think China's government is going to allow U.S. regulators to have unfettered access to internal auditing documents of Chinese companies."
"And if U.S. regulators can't get access to those documents, then they can't protect U.S. markets from fraud," he added.


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Q: Getting the height of a fixed shape within a rotating shape So I have a box of dimensions length * height, and within that box I have a point which has arrows pointing to the top and bottom of the containing box.

What I am trying to do is then rotate that box, but keep the direction of the arrow the same whilst continuing to fill the box from top to bottom at that coordinate.

Because the direction of the arrow is stationary, as the box rotates the arrows from the point are going to get larger, with them being equal to the height of the box when at 0 degrees, and equal to the length of the box at 90 degrees.
I'm struggling however to find the length of the red arrow based upon the rotation of the box.
Thanks!

A: So the idea is, the red line will always stay vertical. And the rotation of the rectangle is characterized by its angle. So say, for example, that $\theta$ is the angle between the box and the vertical (like on the drawing below).
But then, notice that if you draw the angle between the red line and the bottom side of your rectangle, then this angle will also be $\theta$. And you can argue that the blue little side $a$ has the same length as your original red line (do you see why this is true?)
Then, by trigonometry arguments, you can figure out the length of the red line :).
Note: there are two choices of angles in this proof, but they are irrelevant. Instead, you could have defined $\theta$ as the angle between the box and the horizontal, and/or looked at another angle to figure out the red length.

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Have you ever wondered where to find Bordentown's historic spots?
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The Bordentown City Environmental Commission and Green Team have created our very own local Community Asset Web Map.
Community Asset Mapping provides a collective inventory of the valued, special aspects of a community, including places, institutions, programs, and people. Asset mapping is a positive (and enjoyable) approach to learning about a community and provides the foundation for assessing gaps and making improvements. It helps community members to think positively about the place in which they live and work, challenges residents to recognize how other people see and experience the community, fosters civic participation, and can especially engage students. By identifying community assets, local residents, institutions, and businesses can better understand how to build on these important community resources to sustain and enhance them for future generations.
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FILE – Boxes of the drug mifepristone line a shelf at the West Alabama Women's Center in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on March 16, 2022. Medication abortions…
FILE – Boxes of the drug mifepristone line a shelf at the West Alabama Women's Center in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on March 16, 2022. Medication abortions became the preferred method for ending pregnancy in the U.S. even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade (AP Photo/Allen G. Breed, File)
FDA argues public harm if court reverses abortion pill approval
by: Nathaniel Weixel
Posted: Jan 18, 2023 / 08:41 AM HST
A lawsuit challenging the decades-old Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of mifepristone has no merit, and a Texas judge should reject a request for a court order revoking that approval, the Biden administration argued in a Tuesday filing.
The FDA said granting the request from anti-abortion groups would be "unprecedented."
"The public interest would be dramatically harmed by effectively withdrawing from the marketplace a safe and effective drug that has lawfully been on the market for twenty-two years," it argued.
The lawsuit was filed in November in Amarillo, Texas, by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a conservative legal group that has helped author states' anti-abortion laws and defended Mississippi in the case that led the Supreme Court to overturn the abortion protections granted in Roe v. Wade.
The case was assigned to District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk. Prior to being appointed by former President Trump in 2017, Kacsmaryk was deputy general counsel at the First Liberty Institute, a Christian legal advocacy group.
The lawsuit argues the FDA unlawfully fast-tracked the approval of mifepristone through a process intended for treatments of life-threatening illnesses. The group alleges the agency failed to protect the health, safety and welfare of girls and women and never studied the safety of the drugs under the labeled conditions of use.
The lawsuit "is the culmination of decades-long efforts by ADF's clients to hold the FDA accountable for its irresponsible actions," the group said.
The lawsuit asks for the court to immediately pause the FDA's approval of the drug while the case proceeds, which would effectively make all medication abortions illegal.
In the filing, Biden administration attorneys said the plaintiffs face no injury, let alone any irreparable harm.
"Yet they ask this Court for emergency relief in the form of a mandatory injunction that would immediately withdraw approval of a safe and effective drug that has been available in the United States for more than two decades—based on speculative allegations of harm and Plaintiffs' untested assertions … that they know better than FDA whether this drug is safe," the administration said.
Mifepristone, a drug that blocks hormones necessary for pregnancy, was approved by the FDA in 2000 to induce an abortion up to 10 weeks into a pregnancy. It must be followed by a second drug, misoprostol.
Since the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade in June, women have increasingly turned to abortion pills if they need to terminate a pregnancy.
Health officials and major groups such as the American Medical Association and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists say mifepristone is safe and effective.
Mifepristone has been used by more than 3 million people in the United States since its FDA approval, the groups said in a June letter to the Biden administration, "and robust evidence exists regarding the safety of mifepristone for medication induced abortion."
In the filing, the FDA said the pill was approved in part because it provides a "meaningful therapeutic benefit" to some patients over surgical abortion. Revoking the approval would force patients to undergo unnecessary and more invasive surgical abortions in many cases, the agency argued.
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President Duterte to allocate P700M for the internet access of 7,000 public schools
The government is allocating P700 million for the provision of internet access to some 7,000 public schools nationwide, in preparation for the country's shift to distance learning in the coming school year amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, President Rodrigo Duterte said.
In his 14th weekly report to Congress on the government's pandemic response, Duterte said the Department of Education (DepEd) was "procuring internet connection for 7,000 schools to increase the total number of public schools with internet access."
"The target completion of the project, which costs P700 million, will be in 10 months," Duterte said in the report that was made public on Tuesday.
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The DepEd has sought the shift to blended learning in the coming school year, even after Duterte raised doubts over the country's capability to implement such learning methods.
Duterte made the remarks, even as he acknowledged that Education Secretary Leonor Briones has come up with a "very good" proposal to be implemented in response to the Covid-19 crisis.
"Secretary Briones is insisting that there should be an alternative there. And she has a very good program for that. Parang (It's like) teleconferencing. The technology is good. I do not know if we are ready for that," Duterte said in his previous speech.
Blended learning is an approach that would allow learners to study through electronic and online media, as well as traditional face-to-face classes.
Malacañang expressed confidence that DepEd was ready for the scheduled opening of classes on August 24, despite the threat posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Briones assured Duterte and the public that the opening of school did not mean face-to-face classes would resume.
She said students can access learning materials through printouts or online.
For learners who have no access to the Internet, they can be reached through television or radio, Briones added.
In the same report to Congress, Duterte said the DepEd, through a memorandum, has allowed teachers to bring home DepEd-bought devices for use in distance learning.
This, after the department conducted a survey to "harvest issues and concerns on the opening of classes, including matters related to learning modalities and availability of resources that can be used in alternative learning delivery," according to Duterte.
The Deped also determined that "the availability of devices is a limiting factor to technology-based approaches to learning," he added.
Meanwhile, Duterte said the Department of Information and Communications (DICT) has partnered up with "leading teacher education institutions" to develop and conduct a nationwide Digital Teachers Training Program.
This, he said, was in line with efforts "to build digital capabilities for both teachers and students as a response to the new normal."
"Further, the DICT is piloting the Digital Learners Project in Pinaglabanan Elementary School in San Juan in August 2020, which will provide gadgets, digital literacy training, and internet connectivity to the teachers and students," he added.
Source: Manila Times


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Das Studentenorchester Münster e.V. wurde 1976 von Studierenden der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität in Münster gegründet. Heute besteht es aus etwa 70 Mitgliedern, die sich aus Studierenden der Universität, der Musikhochschule Münster und auch Berufstätigen zusammensetzen und ist Mitgliedsorchester der Jeunesses Musicales Deutschland.

Das Orchester
Schon bald nach seiner Gründung konnte sich das Studentenorchester als fester Bestandteil des kulturellen Lebens der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität sowie der Stadt Münster etablieren, die halbjährlich stattfindenden Konzerte sind längst zur Tradition geworden. Sie zeigen jeweils das während des Semesters erarbeitete Programm, welches neben Solokonzerten und sinfonischen Werken auch zeitgenössische Kompositionen und Beiträge anderer künstlerischer Bereiche wie Film, Tanz oder Pantomime umfasst. Neben den Semesterabschlusskonzerten wirkt das Studentenorchester immer wieder bei Oratorienkonzerten mit.

Seit einigen Jahren wird das Orchester durch die Rolf-Dierichs-Stiftung gefördert.

Jugendarbeit
Seit 1988 haben sich die Konzerte für Kinder zu einem weiteren Schwerpunkt in der Arbeit des Orchesters entwickelt, die seit dem ebenfalls regelmäßig einmal im Semester stattfinden. Im Rahmen dieser Kinderkonzerte wurden zwei Kinderkonzerttourneen durch Südtirol unternommen, die das Orchester in den Jahren 1999 und 2000 mit seinem ehemaligen Dirigenten Joachim Harder und dem Musikpädagogen Hermann Große-Jäger unternahm.

Konzertreisen
Konzertreisen mit sinfonischem Programm führten das Studentenorchester außerdem in den vergangenen Jahren mehrfach in den Süden Spaniens, zum 20-jährigen Bestehen 1996 nach Japan und 2001 zum 25-jährigen Bestehen mit seinem damaligen Dirigenten Dirk Kaftan nach Venezuela. Dort musizierte es unter anderem gemeinsam mit dem knapp 250 Mitglieder zählenden Nationalen Venezolanischen Kinderorchester und spielte Konzerte u. a. in Caracas, Mérida und Puerto La Cruz.

Nach einer Reise nach Saragossa (Spanien) im Jahr 2005, wo das SOM unter anderem Teile seines preisgekrönten Schumann-Programms, sowie Stücke des vorangegangenen Semesterprogramms aufführte, folgte 2006 eine weitere Spanienfahrt, diesmal nach Murcia.

Im September/Oktober 2007 fuhr das Orchester nach Norditalien in die Lombardei und spielte Konzerte unter anderem in Arona, Sondalo und in der zur Zeit der Reise gerade neu eröffneten Chiostro di S. Antonio in Morbegno.

Im April 2015 war das Studentenorchester Münster Teilnehmer des 2. Europäischen Studentenorchester-Festivals in Leuven, Belgien.

Wichtige Konzerte und Produktionen

CD-Produktionen
1997 nahm das Studentenorchester eine CD mit Werken von Alban Berg, Leonard Bernstein und Alexander Glasunow auf. Eine zweite CD-Aufnahme erfolgte im Jahr 2003 unter der Leitung von Dirk Kaftan mit Werken von Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Rolf Liebermann und der 5. Sinfonie von Ludwig van Beethoven. Die neueste Produktion aus dem Jahr 2013 umfasst eine Aufnahme der 5. Sinfonie von Peter Tschaikowsky unter der Leitung von Cornelius During.

Kooperationen und Sonderkonzerte
2001, Konzert für Kinder auf Anfrage des WDR beim Westfälischen Musikfest in Iserlohn mit Dirk Kaftan als Dirigenten und dem Kabarettisten Herbert Feuerstein als Sprecher in Peter und der Wolf
2002, Teilnahme an der Schubertiade der Städtischen Bühnen Münster
2003, Zusammenarbeit mit dem Theater Bielefeld und dem Jugendtanztheater des Theaters Bielefeld: Francis Poulencs Die Geschichte von Babar, dem kleinen Elefanten
2007, das Orchester spielt unter Ulrich Kern im Rahmen eines Benefizkonzertes für Unicef die Peer-Gynt-Suite von Edvard Grieg.

Preise
4. Orchesterwettbewerb Nordrhein-Westfalen für Laienorchester in Bielefeld (1995)Mit 24,6 von 25 möglichen Punkten erlangt das Studentenorchester den ersten Platz
Endausscheidung auf Bundesebene in Gera (1996)Das als Landessieger (s. o.) teilnehmende Studentenorchester Münster erreicht den zweiten Platz.
 Deutscher Jugendorchesterpreis 2004/2005 "Musik Plus", Jeunesses Musicales DeutschlandDas Studentenorchester erhält bei dem bundesweit ausgeschriebenen Wettbewerb den ersten Preis für sein Programm "Schumann, Szenen eine Ehe".

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
Website des Orchesters
Website mit den geförderten Projekten der Rolf-Dierichs-Stiftung

Musikgruppe (Münster)
Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität
Orchester (Nordrhein-Westfalen)


Stuffed mushrooms are a satisfying substitute for heavier meat entrees, or they can serve as mouthwatering appetizers. The mixture of olives and onions with melted cheese adds delicious substance to the dish.
Preheat the Evolve Grill to 350 degrees. Cut the stems off the mushrooms and hollow out each mushroom cavity to make room for the filling.
Mince the mushroom stems and mix together with the remaining ingredients. Spoon 1 Tsp. of Filling into each mushroom cap.
Place the stuffed mushrooms on the grill. Cook for 5 to 6 minutes until the cheese is melted and the mushrooms are heated through.
Tips: To clean mushrooms, wipe caps with a dry paper towel.
Salad olives, found in the condiment aisle of the grocery store, are already chopped for convenience.