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Age's Crochet Pages: 100th Post!
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The Complete On Tour Outtakes DVD
The Complete On Tour Outtakes DVD is a fantastic new release filled to the brim with outtake material from Elvis On Tour. There have already been a couple of releases with this raw footage that – fortunately for us – somehow escaped from the vaults at MGM. The producers of this DVD show there is a treasure trove of material that would make a spectacular official remake of this in 1972, Golden Globe winning documentary.
Because MGM/Warner/Turner will not produce such a remake in the near future, the producers of this DVD have made a nice start, beginning with a good looking and effective working Main Menu. You can choose the chapters of your liking. The producers have made this DVD in chronological order. Starting with the studio rehearsals, on to the rehearsal on the road, and then on to the live concerts.
Also on this DVD is the Madison Square Garden press conference (great footage and very sharp, close-ups of Elvis) and the press conference in Hawaii (November 1972) to announce Aloha From Hawaii (in very good quality!).
You will get to view an enormous amount of material carefully researched from the best sources available. The rehearsals are fantastic to see and they give us an intriguing look behind the scenes. Just how good are those images and what a pity not much of it was used in the original movie. You'll enjoy many new camera angles, with both the rehearsals and the live material. The material of Elvis in the dark blue 'owl' jumpsuit (April 14th 1972) are great!
You'll get to see all kinds of material along the way, including complete footage of the TCB Band in a plane on their way to the next gig. Touching images of The Sweet Inspirations sleeping in their chairs (touching knowing it is only recently that we have lost Sylvia and Myrna). All of this creates a wonderful portrait of what life was like in 1972 and that of Elvis on tour.
The interview of Elvis with the producers of the film, shot in black and white, is one of the most stunning pieces of film captured for this project and should urgently be released officially. This DVD release is pure joy and a must-have release for every fan!
Region Free (PAL Format) – Running time 164 minutes
Source: Essential Elvis / Updated: Jan 15, 2013
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Tony C (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 30, 2015report abuse
Boxcar rather offensively told me to dream on because I stated the reason that "Johnny B Goode" was omitted from the recent "Elvis On Tour" re-issue. The reason is factually correct, unlike his/her stupid conspiracy theory. Boxcar, carry on dreaming.
waymore44 (profile/ contact) wrote on Aug 12, 2013report abuse
I just wanted to let you know something I stumbled onto. I use VUDU and right now they have a disc to digital program. It has you put the DVD in your player, the software figures out whether you have a legitimate copy. Several Elvis movies are available in HD that are not available on bluray, such as "This Is Elvis". I upgraded to HD for that release, but didn't for Elvis on Tour because I own the bluray already. When I went to watch it, I was amazed when "Don't Be Cruel" was NOT the first song. "Johnny B Goode" was. Now I'm going to have VUDU delete the film and I'm going to redo this and upgrade to HD. I HOPE "Johnny B Goode" is still the first song. I don't know why it wouldn't be.
KINGE (profile/ contact) wrote on Feb 25, 2013report abuse
Poor release....."Until It's Time" & "For The Good Times" footage is the zoomed versions as on the "Through My Eyes" release.Why use this poor source when better is available......huge black borders on all sides on tv scren....duh!
Nathan (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 30, 2013report abuse
Its great to see this all in one place. Hopefully it will give MGM the push to finally create an ultimate box set.
Bestoftherest8301 (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 21, 2013report abuse
Wherever the truth lies, we'll probably never know, but that's the entertainment industry for you. It's quite simple, introduce a law, where, if people do not respond (say) within 3 months, then the material becomes public domain. I would expect Mr Berry would have replied then(if that indeed was the reason). Why should one person be permitted to prevent a project being completed? As for a fee, if it can't be agreed between the two parties an independent arbitrator should be used, whose decision is binding - simple!
benny scott (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
Without any doubt I immediately agreed with Tony C's posting of yesterday 17th. I remember postings of him a couple of years ago where he proved to know a lot about showbizz in general and was (is) closely involved in showbizz for many years . Now, with today's posting of Lefty ( also always full of sense ) I'm sure both are absolutely right ! Just my opinion, no more , no less. Always El.
Lefty (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
I met Chuck berry in 2009 after one of his concerts in St. Louis. He was warm and gracious, so at least he is nice to the fans. He is not nice to the "industry". If memory serves, he was recently sued for not appearing for a concert in Europe. He was paid in advance, and he just did not show up. I think he is bitter about being screwed out of royalties back in the 50's, as many black musicians were by the white dominated music industry. He doesn't need the money now, so it wouldn't surprise me if he did not return calls regarding use of Johnny B on On Tour. As far as I know, he has never said an unkind word about Elvis.
mature_elvis_fan75 (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
Chuck maybe like Bo didley was,bitter about how things went down in the music scene. Sorry but i think some hold things against elvis right or wrong. I dont think you will see a on tour dvd set,lets face it thats the way it is didnt have complete shows,so why would on tour? I dont understand the way elvis products are handled,were there no full shows recorded for thats the way it is? As for comparing sinatra and elvis,one major difference is ,elvis fans are thought of as crazy fanatics, and those releasing sinatra know they cant get away with crappy thrown together releases.
Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
While it is true that Chuck Berry is not a very nice man to deal with (ask Keith Richards!) it is also hard to believe he would not cut a deal to make another buck for himself. I have seen Chuck Berry drive to his own gigs to avoid paying a car service and hire local musicians to play the gig to avoid paying a traveling band. It is hard to imagine him not wanting to be bothered with MGM or Turner or whoever for use of his song to make a few dollars, unless he is just that impossible to deal with on all levels of business.
Boxcar (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
Tony C .. dream on. We had the Aloha VHS tapes ... incomplete. We had the 68 Comeback VHS .. incomplete. We had the "One Night With You" VHS .. incomplete. We had the Elvis The Concert DVD with suddenly "What Now My Love" missing in the retail version while the direct-order EPE version had it. We had On Tour without the Opening. And the list goes on and on. Never wondered why this is? At the same time we have i.e. two "Frank Sinatra Duets" DVDs filled with many many duet-partners containing duets with many world-stars. Mysteriously no problem here. You really mean we have multiple-star music mega events on DVD and duet DVDs like Frank Sinatra's but only when it comes to Elvis the songwriters suddenly don't answere the phone and want no more money? Get real. It's marketing. Would you re-buy the On Tour Blu-Ray when it would be re-released remastered and with the original opening? Probably yes. And that's the point. But I have to admit that the "Chuck didn't answere the phone" stoy is cute. As cute as that Santa Claus thing.
sitdown revamped (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
In-A-Flash says: "But who would pick up that role?". How about FTD as a mediator with an interest in publishing collectors items like these? Ernest has the requiered indepth knowledge from dealing with tape owners and so on. If a gem like "Little Mama" finally made it on silver disc, the wait hasn't be that long for EOT material. Anyone?
In-A-Flash (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
Still think there is commercial value in On Tour tapes, if there is value in amateur footage from MSG as released on Like A Prince From Another Planet. It seems that the rights are spread out over too many parties which makes the piece of the cake too small for each party involved. A good negotiator should be able to convince one of them to handover rights to another party for a reasonable price as otherwise none of them make any money. But who would pick up that role?
Jerome (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 18, 2013report abuse
I think we need to wait untill 2022... Just be patient...
marty (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 17, 2013report abuse
It is annoying that those 'right holders' often have no interest in releasing material, either music or video, unless a big profit is guaranteed. It is amazing how much great music remains unavailable because they do not bother. I think the laws should change in this respect. Any commercial recording (or film) that has more than say 1000 people interested in buying it should become available by the 'owner' within reasonable time (a few months or a year). If not it should become 'public domain' for anyone to release it. Many of us cannot wait forever to get what they want! Could they complain that the are losing revenue? I don't think so!
Tony C (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 17, 2013report abuse
The previous posting completely ignores the facts which have been mentioned many times. It states that Warner Bros would not spend the money required to include any unreleased footage on the "Elvis On Tour" DVD or pay for the use of "Johnny B. Goode". Warner Bros tried to license the footage from Turner Enterprises but Turners would not agree to it. As for "Johnny B. Goode", Chuck Berry and his people would not reply to any communication from Warner Bros regarding the use of his song on the DVD. They tried for several months but no letters or calls were ever replied to. Eventually, they had to give up and use "Don't Be Cruel". It had nothing to do with saving money, every song used on a DVD has to be paid for with a flat rate figure. Artists are generally keen to have their songs used on DVDs as that brings in income that requires no physical work from the artist. Chuck Berry obviously has his own agenda. He is one of the most disliked people in the music business, as a person, it is hard for find anybody that has a good word to say about him.
Have you ever seen what trash lies on the Blu-Ray shelves at your local dealer? Titles that I don't know a single person to buy it. Why does everybody say TTWII didn't sell? I remember german video charts on which the 68 Comeback box was on No 1 followed by the Aloha DVD box on No 2. If TTWII flopped it was obviously a matter of marketing errors. And did you ever thought about the fact that there are dozends of Stan Laurel DVDs on the market with digitally cleaned or even colorized movies on them while new Elvis material allegedly doesn't sell? They spend money to colorize Laurel while it's no longer worth to release Elvis due to lack of customers. And they don't have the money to even touch an unreleased minute of On Tour or buy the rights for "Johnny B. Goode". Sad, isn't it?
Gorse (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 17, 2013report abuse
Money rules and the chief protagonists have decided that the effort is not worth the return. Rest assured, if there was enough in it for all parties this would have been settled ages ago.
Lefty, let's hope you're right ! Always El.
I'm very confident that we will see an "On Tour Special Edition" sometime in the near future. What it will contain is anyone's guess. If not, I am sure FTD will release the On Tour concerts on CD, which would be a very welcome treat. Sony found the repackaged MSG shows marketable to the general populace, including bits and pieces of amateur video, so it does not makes sense from a marketing standpoint to sit on the On Tour material. Yes, Turner owns the film, but they already agreed to the On Tour DVD, so the genie is out of the bottle. It's just a matter of time before we see the next On Tour official release.
Tony C : a clear explanation ! I wonder what keeps Turner Enterprises from releasing the out-takes ? Granted, we're talking about 40 years-old stuff but I'm convinced that many Elvis fans, old(er) and young, are interested in such a release.Not only the USA and Europe have loyal fans, there's plenty more of them in other continents. I'm sure an official release would sell more than enough allowing Turner to make a good profit. Always El.
Hard to believe that about Chuck Berry. Being the money hungry guy that he is known to be, why wouldnt he want the royalties he would get from Johnny B Goode being used in the film? Surely some money is better than nothing. I would like that story verified that he actually refused it from being used. I did not like the DVD release of EOT. I felt totally cheated, like they pushed inferior some product out there just to satisfy the demand(?) for it.
MGM and Warner Bros have been mentioned below in the requests for a release of the "Elvis On Tour" out-takes, but neither will be able to oblige. MGM do not have ownership of the film or the out-takes and thus have no say in the matter. Warner Bros own the "Elvis On Tour" movie itself, but none of the out-takes. These are owned by Turner Enterprises. Warner Bros stated a couple of years ago that they wanted to use some of the unreleased material on their "Elvis On Tour" DVD but Turner Enterprises would not license it to them. That was the end of it, without permission they could not add a single frame of film to the original movie. Warner Bros were also denied the use of "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry. All very frustrating, but Warner Bros have to act within the law.
Ronaldv (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 16, 2013report abuse
The best dvd release for On tour outtakes is Through My Eyes. I think this release can't beat Through My Eyes. But it's hard
to track that older one down.
To prevent from having the Presley collectors died off from the face of the earth, especially those who witnessed his 70s live shows in their twenties, MGM better wises up and releases what's there in their vaults. As sooner or later, no one else will care except the National Congress Library...Or why not donate it to FTD? I know, this is too much (pun intended) to dream about.
No one cares is probably accurate when u talk about the general public, after all it is 40 yr old stuff and that is an adult lifetime ago but us older Elvis fans still care. I guess the powers that be do not care much about us much though. I refuse to buy this stuff on bootleg video. I am still hoping for the real thing to be released while I can still hear & see!
There is not going to be a box set from on tour,your dreaming if you think there is. No one outside of elvis fans care about the material, again it isnt going to happen.
It's not all that difficult to locate dealers. Usually, contacting one of the fan club sites that has an online shop will get you connected with a seller. You just have to ask. No one in their right mind is going to broadcast a message that says "We carry this illegal item -- click here!" I have never purchased any of the On Tour outtakes, but I did a quick search and found various offers for this material right away. Most of what is being offered looks like homemade copies (and in PAL format which does not work on standard players in the US), but the stuff is out there if you want it. I am of the belief that an official release is not far off, so I am going to save my money for the real deal.
Tracey Jayne (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 16, 2013report abuse
For those who are wondering where to get a copy your local import dealer should be able to help you here and prices are about 25 euro's.......not bad considering the running time.....another excellent release from those guys/gals at Eternal Flame Productions.
jeter (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 16, 2013report abuse
Would be great news if i knew where to get a copy !
If the DVD is as good as the write up then we might have something worth buying. I, like others have various versions of the footage, so there might not be anything new, so an independent review of how good it actually is will be welcome. The film parts with counters is always a problem for me, and detracts from the finished article, so I have resorted to expanding the screen to remove it where I could, to varying degrees of success.
I am Buffalo-Horn! (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 16, 2013report abuse
This sounds good, & IF the quality is good it would be nice to buy this, although the local HMV will no longer be able to oblige! As most fans know there is a lot more than 164 mins on footage not used in the released film, doing the rounds in less than pristine quality! But, as TTWII did not sell as well as hoped, it will probably be some time before Warner get round to doing something with this footage. (50th anniversary in 2027, anyone?!) But, just like the CBS "In Concert" it will come out in the end, as there will be nothing else left to sell us! Meanwhile, hopefully someone who buys this latest DVD will be able to give us a report on the quality.
Lou A (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 16, 2013report abuse
A legitimate Warner Brothers Elvis On Tour DVD ( or Bluray) box set is long overdue. For that matter so is Elvis That's The Way It Is. Let's hope we'll see them soon.
GEORGE (GK) (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 15, 2013report abuse
I wish the owners of the unreleased footage, filmed for the movie "Elvis On Tour" would give the fans a nice treat, and put out a "deluxe special edition of "Elvis On Tour", or make some new DVD releases, from the unused film footage shot for the "On Tour" film. I too, would love to know where I can buy the DVD mentioned above, since we can't buy it in retail stores.
NorwayElvis (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 15, 2013report abuse
Could be ok for fans who dont have any of the outtakes........others like me wont find anything new here.
ElvisCriticsSuck (profile/ contact) wrote on Jan 15, 2013report abuse
Great. Now just got to find a reliable source to buy it from. Don't think it will be at my Local Walmart!
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To illustrate the growing problem of monocracy, Bagdikian notes that in the 1980s, "less than 1 percent of all corporations, have 87 percent of all sales. [The corporates] are the aristocrats of the American Industrial economy; the remaining 359,500, in terms of their national power, are the peasantry." This conflict continues to arise as "dominant media companies are further [integrating] into the ruling forces of the economy." The directorates of major companies interlock with others and control the content of multiple dominating media and information distribution (i.e., newspapers, magazines, radio and television companies, book publishers, film industries, and even multinational banking investors). They become directly influenced by still other powerful industry, creating the "Endless Chain" of mass media and economic aristocracy (Wardrip-Fruin, 479).
In 1993, 90% of media was owned by 50 companies. Today, starting in 2011,the same 90% is controlled by 6 companies. These 6 companies include Comcast, News-Corp, Disney, Viacom, Time Warner, and CBS. These 6 media companies are broken down into sub companies, for example, News-Corp is broken down into Fox, Wall Street Journal, and New York Post. Disney is broken down into ABC, ESPN, Pixar, Miramar, and Marvel Studios. Viacom is broken down into MTV, Nick Jr, BET, CMT, and Paramount Pictures. Time Warner cable is broken down into CNN, HBO, Time, and Warner Bros. Lastly, CBS is broken down into Showtime, Smithsonian channel, NFL.com, Jeopardy, and 60 minutes. 232 media executives control what media 277 million Americans consume. To put that into perspective, thats 1 media executive to 850,000 media consumers. These six big companies control 70% of cable and can make up to 275.9 billion revenue (2010 revenue for the big six). The media we receive by these 6 companies include movies which in 2010, their box office sales hit 7 billion, which is double what 140 smaller movie studios made.
Several issues arise from the fusion; under law and business ethics, the director of a firm is obligated to act in best interest of the company he or she is involved in, and failure to oblige under some circumstances can be a federal crime. This creates a dilemma in the governance of mass media: the same person may be trapped in a situation where working for the best interest for one may damage the other corporation. Another problem which arises is that the same person can abuse his or her power to get away with injustice as exemplified by Bagdikian: "When Sears was accused by the Federal Trade Commission of dishonest advertising and promotion, the Tribune was one of the major papers that failed to carry a word of it... (Wardrip-Fruin, 481)." Here, a market industry was able to conceal their crime of fraud since it was also interlocked with the news media, one of the main distributors of such significant information.
In summary, the concentration of massive media firms that control American public information is troublesome for the potential for deception misleads the public away from reality. The Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs state that these facts raise fundamental issues as they can bear on social issues and possibly control the shape and direction of the nation's economy. It is further derived that "the summits of American business now control or powerfully influence the major media that create American public opinion" (Wardrip-Fruin, 483).
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After meeting the onventor Charles Thomas Jackson in 1832, Morse became intrigued by electronic pulses and how they may be carried along a wire over long distances.  After studying the work of American physicist Joseph Henry, Morse developed a prototype of the telegraph between 1832 and 1835.  He received it's patent in 1847.
In 1838, Morse formed a partnership with fellow inventor Alfred Vail, who contributed funds and helped develop the system of dots and dashes for sending signals that would eventually become known as Morse code. After winning a $30,000 congressional grant to develop this work, Morse tapped out his now-famous first message, "What hath God wrought!" on May 24 1844.


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Traditional Energetics of Foods
The TEF Nutrition Course for Practitioners
Eyal Shpringer
סל המוצרים ריק כרגע.
ראו עגלה רכישה
Like umbrellas after the rain
The healing powers of the Umbelliferae (Apiaceae) plants
By Eyal Shpringer
Recently, I'm into families. This doesn't refer to more frequent visits to my aunt in Tel-Aviv, but to an increasingly growing interest in botanical families of edible and healing plants, and the way in which they appear on our plate and affect our health.
Why umbrellas then?
A whole group of vegetables and herbs that we eat belong to the Umbelliferae family. After the rains, towards the end of spring, thousands of white umbrellas open up in the open fields. Plants of the Umbelliferae family present wide, umbrella-like flowers on a high stem. The wild plants in this family include the wild carrot (Daucus carota), which can serve as an edible plant, the Ammi visnaga, a healing plant for treating angina pectoris and urinary tract stones, and the hemlock (Conium maculatum), the poison plant that was used to execute the Greek philosopher Socrates.
Umbrellas in the fridge
If you haven't yet understood what these Umbrels are, you should open the fridge. If you've encountered a carrot, parsley, celery, fennel, dill or coriander – be assured that you are hosting members of the Umbelliferae family. Smell them, they all share a smell that is related to their medicinal qualities.
The parallelism between form and function
In Chinese medicine, as in many traditional medicine methods, it is customary to present the parallelism between the plant's appearance and its medical effect. In the past, such an approach was called "the signature theory". For instance, plants with a man-shaped root were known as strengthening plants.
The Panax ginseng, for instance, whose Chinese name is Ren Shen – "the man root", with the elderly man's shape that characterizes it, is used for general strengthening purposes. The medical mandrake (Mandragora autumnalis), a common herb in the middle east, whose root is also human-shaped, is used in the traditional medicine traditions of the Middle-east for treating fertility problems, i.e. for treating difficulties in creating human beings.
The return to the center
When plants of the Umbelliferae family are observed (for instance, the carrot), it appears that their whole power is concentrated along a longitudinal line: the shape of the root is skewer-like, long and sharpened, the stem is long and straight, and only the flower above spreads widthwise, like an umbrella. A review of the traditional medical indications of the Umbelliferae plants demonstrates that they all have the ability to return the body to its center, to normal functioning. The plants of this family serve to return all the bodily systems to the midline and ballance.
Plants such as the Angelica Sinensis, as well the carrot seeds, "return to the midline" the functioning of the female sexual system and the hormonal functioning. The Angelica is called Danggui in Chinese, a name which in free translation means: "Must return". This name was given to Angelica because it helps women "return" their menstruation and rehabilitate the functioning of the hormonal system.
Plants such as the Ammi Visnaga return the heart's activity to normal functioning.
The Ligusticum-Chuanxiong, a member of this family, can be used to treat headaches and dizziness and to "return" the sense of balance. Many other plants in this family are used to treat joint diseases and anemia and to improve the functioning of the digestive system.
The digestive system returns to normal
In Chinese medicine, the digestive system is considered the center of the body. The first stage in the healing process is to ensure proper digestion. The Umbelliferae are experts at returning the equilibrium to the digestive system and improving its functioning. This effect stems mainly from the aromatic-fragrant compounds that are found in them. The fragrant nature of the Umbelliferae plants and herbs calms the irritable intestine muscles and stimulates the secretion of digestive enzymes. The aromatic oils that appear in plants of this family have an anti-parazitic activity.
Edible Umbelliferae
I have chosen to present several of my favourite edible herbs from the Umbelliferae plant family:
Cumin: Cumin is one of the simplest and most widespread spices. It helps prevent gas in the digestion system and stomach pain, helps to absorb nutrients and eases pre-menstrual pain. In Indian medicine, Cumin serves to improve the absorption of minerals from the food and support the health of the pelvic organs.
Coriander seeds: Even the Rambam, a famous Jewish doctor from the Middle Ages, contended that a woman who eats coriander will have beautiful and plump sons. Coriander also prevents gas and stomach pains. The traditional approaches are divided on the healing properties of Coriander. According to Chinese medicine, its quality is warm, but according to Ayurveda – it cools.
However, in the Ben Cao Gang Mu, the Materia Medica that was written by the 16th-century Chinese doctor Li Shi Zhen, coriander serves to treat mainly warmth conditions such as bloody diarrhoea, warmth in the limbs, vesicle rash and measles. In addition, Coriander is used for treating many other conditions, including helping in digesting cereals, meat and fish, regulation of the five organs, regulation of the movement of the small and large intestine, movement of Chi in the lower abdomen, decreasing headaches, and opening the heart orifices. It can be used as a herb or as a component of tea infusion on warm summer days.
Celery seeds: Celery seeds, aside from improving digestion, are varying, constituting a popular medicine for treating high blood pressure, and in conditions of excessive uric acid in the blood due to eating a great deal of meat (gout).
Ajowan: Ajowan is a relatively new spice in the west, its seeds resemble celery seeds, but their aromatic taste is more remindful of thyme. Ajowan is very popular in Indian medicine and in Unani medicine. It is highly efficient in treating the accumulation of phlegm in the respiratory system, improving breastfeeding and preventing intestine parasites. It is also attributed to the ability to encourage a clear consciousness and express oneself clearly and fluently.
Hing: The herb is known by the name Asafoetida, produced from an uncultivated plant called Ferula Communis. Hing is the dried resin that is produced from the stem and root of the Ferula Communis. The spice, which can be purchased in Indian food stores, is added to legumes dishes. It is considered a spice with a hot quality, and of all the Umbelliferae, it is most efficient in improving digestion the absorption and for preventing Flatulence and stomach pains. If there is a baby at home suffering from Colic, babies' stomach pains, Hing is customarily mixed with some oil and the oil is smeared on the navel. Relief from pain is usually swift.
Someone is taking care of you
The Umbrels are at the peak of their glory in springtime when their flowering umbrellas decorate the fields. According to Chinese medicine, spring is the season that is related to processes of growth and development. The Umbelliferae family plants enable an inner order that returns us home to the central axis, to the normal functioning of the various body systems. This axis allows for an experience of health and inner freedom.
Food has been used for maintaining health throughout history. Until some decades ago, knowledge regarding the use of spices and food for relieving and treating illnesses was preserved in each family and passed on from generation to generation. The Umbelliferae family members hold some of this ancient knowledge and are waiting to come back and distribute this knowledge in your kitchen if you only let it happen.
Eyal Shpringer, a Chinese medicine therapist and lecturer, specializes in nutrition and diagnosis according to various traditional approaches. Founder of the Traditional Medicine Center and leader of the specialization course for nutrition therapists at this Center.
Additional reading:
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Like umbrellas after the rain: The healing powers of the Umbelliferae (Apiaceae) plants
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Yin & Yang – The basis of traditional healing
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I was gently overtaken earlier this evening (not in the Esprit) only a few streets from home by a red M100 with the hood down, in what felt like perfect evening weather. Thought I heard a wastegate, so turbo model? Anyway, nice to see one, thank you whoever you are!
Lady driver, Medina Green I think - I was in my X180 behind the car behind you turning up Cambridge Road on Sunday afernoon, but I don't think you saw me! It's been a while since I've seen an M100, looked great.
I dropped by the Bristol Classics show today and spotted: - a red Elan M100 - looking good too, which I think has converted the Mrs! - a black Europa with a case of the gel-coat crazies, but absolutely a treat to see - a maroon Excel in the visitor car park, up for sale Fairly sure I spotted an Elise lurking on the way out too.
Parked up by the river on a fine bank holiday evening, roof off as it should be! Lovely to see.
This might get me grief, but I don't know if I completely hate it! Maybe it's the couple of pints I've had this afternoon, but I imagined it was made in the US (although it wasn't) and it's got a little... restraint, as home-brew redesigns go. I love the Esprit/Renault Alpine/XJ220 shapes individually, so it's interesting to see a mix. Of course, I guess a handsome original body died for this, and since that longer rear is still hiding a 2.2 instead of some previously-unfeasible V12 I'm equally lost as to why they went so mad with the angle grinder. And the price!
Yesterday (Saturday) early evening, southbound just south of Stoke-on-Trent. I wasn't in my Esprit, rather a Saab 9000 carrying a puppy passenger, but your motor looked very handsome, that smoothed wedge front a delight for sore eyes after a motorway day surrounded by endless silver and grey German saloons!
Yellow Europa, Red Elan, an Exige and a handful of Elise's including a yellow S1 that seemed to have a bit of a scare!
That's a shame, if I'd arrived a little earlier I'd have walked round the car parks as there I'm sure there were plenty of Gems hiding! That makes sense about the Excel, sounded like gunshots before the esses, I think he ran it back down on the motor though so hopefully it'll live to fight another day.
- Glimpsed the tail of a late yellow Esprit in the public car park, maybe S4 or early V8 - White Exige in the members car park - Yellow Europa competing - Red Excel (I think) competing, unfortunately failed to reach the top despite my cheering, mechanical problem? - Plenty of Elises competing, including the first hottest lap for a while since the air ambulance left I wasn't there to Lotus spot but we were well represented, a good day out!
Just a thought Harald - I've ruined mine too, but I also found after destructively fitting that it seems to put a lot less strain on the boot if you use a jubilee clip or similar to keep the top of the boot much further down the stick than it would normally sit. I haven't heard of other people trying this but I'd quite like what's left of mine to last, thoughts welcome!
Proud to be in the 48% so far, but it's thanks to a pretty select group of people I rely on very hard for parts to avoid the odd SORN come MoT times. Yes, we should be checking everything all year round but in the summer there's so much fun to be had in rather than under these cars!
These cars look strong but the mentions of a fence post sound pretty terrifying... best of luck to him for a full recovery.


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I finally got back from my family vacation in Florida. It was (for the most part) a very relaxing two weeks. I had the opportunity to visit a small [Church of God](http://www.churchofgod.cc/) congregation in Kissimmee, FL (the Living Waters Church of God---if you live in the area or are going to be visiting the area, go by and see them) and was alerted to a potential ministry for my wife and I within the church. We'll see where God leads with that. Of course, I also had the chance to see some theme parks, swim in the pool, go to the beach, and spend some time with my family. All in all, a well-deserved and well-enjoyed vacation.

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Martin Quistorp (* 3. Dezember 1861 in Stettin; † 6. Juni 1929 ebenda) war ein deutscher Unternehmer und Wohltäter der Stadt Stettin.

Martin Quistorp war ein Sohn des Stettiner Großunternehmers Johannes Quistorp (1822–1899); beide entstammten der Theologenfamilie Quistorp aus Rostock. Nachdem sein älterer Bruder ertrunken war, übernahm Martin im Alter von 22 Jahren schrittweise die Geschäfte und sozialen Projekte des Vaters, und 1890 die gesamte Leitung. Er baute um 1900 die Zementfabrik in Wolgast zu einem größeren Betrieb aus.

Auch die Portlandzementfabrik in Lebbin baute er weiter aus. Diese hatte sein Vater 1855 errichtet, sie war seinerzeit die zweite in Deutschland und zeitweise die größte in Europa. Das Werk hatte 1890 600 Beschäftigte. Für sie ließ er 150 Werkswohnungen und viele soziale Einrichtungen bauen. Als die Kreidebrüche bei Lebbin nicht mehr genügend Rohstoff lieferten, wurde Rügener Kreide nach Lebbin transportiert. 1896 erwarb Quistorp mehrere Kreidebrüche auf Rügen, professionalisierte den Abbau sowie Vermarktung und Logistik und ließ daraufhin den Hafen bei Sagard errichten, der zusammen mit dem neuen Ort nach seinem Vornamen den Namen Martinshafen erhielt.

Wie sein Vater, dem er den Quistorp-Gedächtnis-Turm in Stettin erbauen ließ, tätigte Martin Quistorp zahlreiche Stiftungen für seine Heimatstadt Stettin. Er schenkte der Stadt den Eckerberger Wald und ermöglichte damit die Vergrößerung des Quistorp-Parkes.

In Misdroy, wo er ein Sommerhaus bewohnte, förderte Martin Quistorp die Anlage des westlichen Endes der Strandpromenade, baute das alte Dünenschloss in ein christliches Hospiz und Erholungsheim um und schenkte der Gemeinde das Baumaterial für die Kirche. Ihm wurde an der Strandpromenade ein Gedenkstein gesetzt, der noch heute erhalten ist.

1923 wurde Martin Quistorp zum Ehrensenator der Greifswalder Universität ernannt.

Martin Quistorp starb unverheiratet im Stettiner Diakonissen- und Krankenhaus Bethanien an einer Lungenentzündung.

Literatur
 Albert Laack: Die industrielle und soziale Bedeutung von Johannes und Martin Quistorp. In: Die Insel Wollin und das Odermündungs-Gebiet. Frankfurt 2010.

Weblinks
 Lebensläufe von Johannes und Martin Quistorp (PDF; 381 kB) in: Achim von Quistorp, Beiträge zur Genealogie und Geschichte der Familie Quistorp, Berlin 2021, Der Stettiner Zweig
 Friedrich Bartels: An Gottes Segen ist alles gelegen. Lebbin – eine Topographie des Segens. (PDF; 2,7 MB)
 Martinshafen bei Sagard

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Oddly enough, someone just posted a video, yesterday, of this recipe on youtube. I guess that is the dough consistency you should seek to achieve. If for some reason you are not getting that consistency, even after thorough mixing/folding, then you should add enough flour to get there.
Of course to shape the dough, the pizziaola(o), almost invariably, would coat the doughball in flour. That consistency should be pretty easy to handle with a well floured/semolinaed (wooden)peel. I say wooden because I have no experience with the aluminum type. Otherwise, you can just shape it, top it, and bake it, all on a piece of parchment paper.
That said, Mr Reinhart himself has a new website, www.pizzaquest.com , with a similar recipe posted, but is even a little wetter(75 %). Still looks pretty manageable.
I made his country pizza dough there, which is also about 71 %, but it is 1/4 whole wheat, which makes it a little less slack. I had no problem shaping, topping, and popping that one off my peel.
You can "converse" with Mr Reinhart directly, by posting comments on the bottom of those pizza quest recipe pages. That is if he doesn't drop in on this thread. He just posted on this forum a couple weeks ago. Hope he doesn't take too unkindly the posting of his copyrighted recipe here, and the link to the (unauthorized?) video. Even if it's just the ingredients list.
What type(and brand) flour are you using? Experience level? I don't have the book, but happened to locate the overnight hoagie recipe on the web. I found that particular recipe pretty much spot on with the ingredient amounts. Actually, all of his recipes that I've tried(mostly BBA), seem to always turn out quite nicely, just as written.
Well, good luck on your pizza quest.
Tyler, I am not familiar with his recipe, but have made some 80% hydration whole wheat pizzas following a formula from Villa Roma on pizzamaking.com. 2 main differences are that a stretch and fold is done several times ( at 3 hour intervals ) and that gives the dough a little more solidity, and you don't shape the dough as you would with a normal hydration pie, it is way too sticky for that. It took a few attempts, but my last one came out pretty well and I didn't add any bench flour.
What that guy had in the video after mixing for one minute was way more firm than what I had. My dough was still stuck to the sides of the bowl and was not clustered around the dough hook at all. I guess my water must be "Wetter" than most. I will drop it by a gram or two next time, then add flour until I get to a similar consistency.
I would say I am a medium expericne level, and I just used some generic bleached white flour. I have made some great bread from his recipes but always had to decrease water/add flour.
1. Where are you and how humid is it there?
2. What flour are you using? Do you know the percentage of protein/gluten?
If your environment is very humid, that can affect the amount of water you want to add. Rather than adding more flour start with 10% less water and measure what you need to add for next time.
Also, I think low protein flour will absorb less water, than higher protein flours. If you can get some higher protein flour I would try that also.
I use bread flour (as stated in the recipe) and it works very well. Perhaps using al purpose is the issue?
The stretch and folds also help a lot! It can be a little messy, the bench scraper and oiled hands work particularly well.
Is there a certain brand of flour I should look for, or just adjust the ratios to get a more workable hydration?
If you can't ascertain the precise protein specifications of your flour choose, at least, King Arthur All Purpose flour(11.7 % protein), or Gold Medal Better Bread flour for more predictable, consistent results for all purpose bread and pizza crust baking. They perform very similarly(to me).
Short of that, at least choose an unbleached all purpose flour. You may very yet, still need to make flour/liquid adjustments.
Bleached flour tends to absorb less water, all things being equal. Apparently yours is probably lower in protein, maybe appreciably so.
It definitely works with 70% hydration--just make sure to use plenty of flour as your stretching it out and on the peel.
Also, I generally do an extra 2 stretch and folds at 10 minute intervals before retarding the dough balls, rather than just the one he calls right after mixing.
I've been making this ABED Neo Neopolitan pizza dough pretty successfully. It is very "gloppy" at first, but takes on some structure with the stretch and folds. The video mentioned above does a great job of showing how the dough acts and how to work with it.
I try very hard not to add additional flour, but I do flour the board rather than use olive oil as he suggests. In the video, though, the baker is using only olive oil, quite successfully. I like a light dusting of flour on the dough to get that "gluten cloak" when you form the balls in the first stage, and later to stretch out the dough for your pizza. But I do dust with flour sparingly.
Last week I used 50% Italian Tipo 00 flour. (Purchased from an Italian deli market, it's kind of pricey!). This flour absorbs more water, so the usual instruction is to increase the water when you work with it, but I did not add any water. That was the nicest pizza dough yet. It wasn't dry or stiff by any stretch of the imagination, but it was SO much easier to work with! Far less sticky but still very soft--exactly like the dough in the video.
Apparently you have a mixer, so do what they do in Italy with high hydration dough. Once it is mixed together so all the flour is incorporated, turn the mixer to its highest speed and just keep going until the dough comes together. Daniel Leader describes this technique for several Italian breads in this book "Local Breads", including one for Pizza Bianca Romana. I never make pizza dough any other way anymore. It windowpanes like you wouldn't believe. The dough will start to slap around the mixer and will eventually clear the bowl. Go another minute and you're done. You need to watch the mixer or it might walk off the counter, which happened to me one time. The 00 flour does need less hydration (60%) because it's lower in gluten, but it makes the airiest, crunchiest crust. I have gone as high as 90% with very high gluten flour. I do suggest adding some oil, or at least coating the final dough in order to get it out of the bowl. I use a silicone spatula to work the oil all around the final dough in the bowl so I can get it out without it sticking to my hands. I let it triple in volume before making pizzas. Then a bit of bench flour to coat the dough, divide into pizza size portions and make the individual crusts. We make some killer pizzas on the Big Green Egg at 700 F. Use the highest heat you can get. The crust will be bubbly with charred bits. Try a simple pizza Margherita first.
See the thread on Jason's Cocodrillo Ciabatta to understand the technique. You won't think it can possibly go from batter to dough until you see it happen. There's a video on YouTube also.
wow, you weren't kidding! That is some serious dough abuse. We're not concerned about breaking down gluten or overheating dough with that much vigorous mixing?
I understand the reason fo rusing high-hydration dough is to makximize the oven spring, or the size of gas bubbles? I noticed the youtube ciabatta video showed minimal shaping and handling, but stretching a pizza dough from a ball into a disk requires a certain amount of handling. Isn't that going to pop a lot of the bubbles? Or do you give it time to re-rise before topping and cooking?
Dump it, divide it and shape it. No second rise needed.
No worries. I had the same concerns, but the dough will not overheat or break down. You can use cold filtered water from the fridge just to be sure, but I did not find the dough overheated. You can see some pizzas on the Jason's Cocodrillo Ciabatta thread. There's a whole sub-discussion on this very topic.
I proof the dough in a graduated container so I can see when it has tripled. Throw out some bench flour and dump the whole thing. It will spread out nicely. Don't flatten it out.
Dust the top liberally and divide the dough with your dough divider into whatever size you think will make the right pizza for your oven. I usually make 10 or 12 inch pizzas, so with the 500 gm of flour in Jason's recipe, I can get 4 small pizzas.
Now you can handle the dough. Don't try to pick it up yet. Be sure it's well floured on all sides. Don't make it into a ball. You can pinch the edges a bit to make a rounder mound of dough, however. Just start flattening it with your hands from the center out, leaving a slightly raised edge. With some practice you can pick it up and stretch the dough very thin if that's what you want (That's the way I like it). I wouldn't do this the first time, however. You'll get plenty of bubbles as long as you don't roll it (a blasphemy, IMHO).
Slide it onto parchment paper or slide a floured pizza peel underneath. The metal peels are better for this. It takes a bit of skill handling a pizza this loose, but it's worth it in the end.
Slap it onto a hot stone and watch the magic happen!
wow - just had pretty significant success with this "unruly" dough. Got it onto a wooden peel with rice flour to keep it from sticking. Topped it up and got it onto my BBQ grill (preheated with two stones around 700 F). Cooked three pies in about 3-4 minutes each. MASSIVE blisters in the crust and that great chewy/tearing thing even in the thin spots near the cente rof the dough.
The method still needs some fine-tuning but I can sense I'm on the right track here. Thanks for all the advice!
Sounds like you're on the right track! Next time, pop the risen dough in the fridge for at least 12 hours - longer is even better! It will develop at lot more flavor. Leave it out for about 15 minutes to warm up. It will be easier to work when it's a bit cool, too.
hey Roy - I had the dough in the fridge for ~ 3 days as suggested in the book. I let it warm up for 2 hours - maybe I will try taking it out later and see if it is easier to work cool.
What a coincidence! I just made this recipe exactly 5 min ago and was going on TFL to ask a question about the recipe and voila...there was a thread discussing this exact subject matter!
I found the Italian type 00 flour and used 680 g (rather than the bread flour called for by the recipe). The instructions said that this Italian flour "does NOT require as much water", so I only used 469 g instead of 480 g (my water amount was very arbitrary number). I did not have any problem manipulating this dough, which was at 69% hydration.
However, I would like to know what amount of water would have been required when substituting the bread flour with ALL Italian 00 flour?
Is there a rule, or an average that one needs to follow when using Italian 00 flour instead of the AP or bread flour?
Simple Answer: Forget stretch and fold and all the other crap. get your hands into the dough and slap it around on the counter until it develops enough gluten to pass the window pane test. this could take as many as 200 to 300 times and it will start out like batter but will end up beautiful with no added flour or hydration % change. Tour crust will be light, crispy and absolutely beautiful.


Chick pea and spinach stir fried in curry spices, in a whole wheat, curry-spiced wrap. A lovely but not very authentic dish with a lot of flavour.
Mix the spices, make the wrap and then make the filling. Mix the curry powder with the allspice, and sugar. Mix the dry ingredients and add the water. Knead until a smooth elastic dough forms. Set aside in a bowl for about 15 minutes to let the dough rest, covered with a warm, wet tea towel.
When the dough has rested, on a floured board, roll out roll out into a small, flat circle (about 8″). Brush with 1t oil. Fold into a half circle. Brush with 1t oil. Fold into a triangle. Roll the wrap out to about a 12″ circle. It should be fairly thin (about 1/8″). Brush with the last 1t oil.
Bring a large frying pan to heat on medium high (or use a griddle if you have one). Add the wrap (dry side down) and fry for 1-2 minutes. Turn and fry the other side. The wrap will be done when it's lightly browned. Don't overcook. It will make the wrap harder to roll. Remove from heat, let the wrap cool for a few seconds. Rub very lightly between your palms to soften. Cover loosely with a dry tea towel and make the filling.
Bring the oil and sea salt to heat on high in a small frying pan. Add the curry powder and stir to combine. Fry the spices for a minute or until they are nicely aromatic.
Add the mustard and stir to combine. Add the chick peas and stir to coat. Fry for another minute. Add the passata and water and stir to combine. Fry for about 2 minutes or until the water has been absorbed. Add the spinach and stir to combine. Stir fry for another 1-2 minutes or until the spinach is nicely wilted but still green. Don't overcook. Remove from heat and sprinkle with nutritional yeast if you'll be using it.
To finish the wrap, add the filling to the middle in an oblong shape, slightly toward the bottom of the wrap. Let stand a minute for the filling to warm the wrap, and then wrap like a burrito.
Fold in the sides perpendicular to the filling gently, fold up the bottom up over the filling. Tuck the filling gently with the bottom of the wrap — but not too hard or you may split your wrap if it's overfilled. Roll the whole thing over to close the wrap. Let stand 2-3 minutes before serving. I put mine back in the large frying pan to keep it warm, 'seamside' down.
The curry powder makes a big difference to this dish. Use one you like with the right amount of heat, preferably one with fenugreek. This recipe uses a powder for convenience. You can always use the whole spices if you prefer. You can also replace the curry powder, allspice and sugar if you can find a Jamaican curry powder blend.


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UGF president hopes to keep going, growing
Editor's Note: Dr. Anthony Aretz was named president of the University of Great Falls last summer and didn't take long to show his high regard for athletics. Last week the school announced plans to start a women's wrestling program amid Dr. Aretz's stated goal for the school to expand enrollment via "big, bold and fast" moves. Dr. Aretz and his wife, Terry, have three grown sons, two of which live in Great Falls. Scott Mansch caught up with the UGF president this week for our Sunday Conversation.
Question: How is your family enjoying our town, Dr. Aretz?
Answer: We love it. We spent many years in Colorado. This is like being back there, but less crowded. We love it.
Q: Tell me about your family, sir. What do your sons do?
A: I have a high-functioning autistic son, David, who still lives with us and a younger son, Michael, who decided he wanted to be closer to family so he's moved out here and is looking for a job. He has a degree in religious studies. My oldest son, Tommy, is in the Air Force stationed in Virginia.
Q: How old are the boys?
A: Tommy is 32. Michael is 29 and David is 30.
Q: You mentioned Colorado. I know of your background playing football at Air Force Academy. It sounds like athletics has always been a big part of your life.
A: It has been. That's what got me into college. I grew up in a small family business and wasn't going to go to college (in Indiana), but Air Force recruited me for football. But I got injured, and after a year I realized how much more time I'd have if I focused on studies if I wasn't an intercollegiate athlete. So I picked up rugby and after I graduated from the Academy I made the all-Air Force and all-Military teams for a couple of years and I really enjoyed that. After I moved back there as a professor I actually coached the women's rugby team at Air Force for a few years.
Q: I have a lot of respect for rugby players. You've got to be tough and in very good shape to play that.
A: I love it. I'd love to start a club team here one day. We'll see.
Q: My father was in the Air Force and I've always had a very high regard and affection for that branch of the military.
A: I still follow Air Force football. When I was there Ben Martin was one year from retirement as head coach. Then my junior year they hired Bill Parcells, who was only there a year. And they tried to get a bunch of us recruits back out. But by that time my life had gone down a different path. Then they brought in Ken Hatfield and he turned the program around. Of course he left for Arkansas and then Fisher DeBerry came in. And he was there for a long time and had tremendous success. And now Air Force continues that tradition. They've got their first grad (Troy Calhoun) coaching now.
University of Great Falls to get new name, colors
Q: Did Air Force win the Commander-In-Chief trophy this year?
A: Yes they did. We dominated under Fisher DeBerry. Lately it's been either us or Navy.
Q: Well, sir, tell me about women's wrestling at UGF.
A: It's been becoming a pretty common strategy for small, private, rural liberal-arts colleges to leverage athletes to grow enrollment. It's not our only strategy, but it's one of our key strategies. When I came here Dave Gantt was interviewing (for the athletic director's position) and I told him, 'Dave, if you come here we're going to build athletics. And I need you to develop a plan.' He got all excited about it. I told him 'I want to go big, bold and fast.'
Q: Women's wrestling certainly was added quickly.
A: Because of that flood (last summer), and our wrestling room got flooded out, we ended up renting the Bonanza Bingo (old casino building) and started talking about what our next team to add would be, and both Caleb (Schaeffer, UGF men's wrestling coach) and Dave said women's wrestling makes sense. Because we're already competing against a lot of schools that have women's wrestling. Plus there's room in the new building for a women's program, and the two teams can travel together. So when we started looking at it financially, it was a no-brainer. It's one of the fastest-growing sports and Great Falls is a wrestling town. Everything just came together and we decided this was an opportunity we couldn't pass up. We're hoping to add 20 students (women's wrestling roster) right away, and those are 20 students who probably otherwise wouldn't have come here to UGF. That's a huge jump for us. My long-term dream is that these Grizzy and Cat fans we have in town will become Argos fans. I'm at some point the community of Great Falls really sees us as their university. But we've got to do our share by developing good, strong, competitive programs.
Q: You say Great Falls is a wrestling town. We're also known for something else. What about football, Dr. Aretz?
A: It's one of those things on the table that I'd like to do sooner rather than later, but it's an expensive program to start.
Q: I know there are obstacles.
A: We'd need a practice field. We'd have to build locker rooms. You need office space for coaches. So there's a lot more involved in bringing up coaches than women's wrestling where you already have capacity in your present facilities. There's a lot more planning and money needed, but it's something I want to do. I'm an avid football fan. It's my favorite sport, so I'd love nothing more than to start football here. But when we do it we've got to make sure we have the financial resources. We're not going to do anything unless we do it right. So we're not going to bring it up too early. But as we look down the road, football is the program that could really drive enrollment in a significant way. So it's out there, but not something we're considering immediately unless someone walks up with a big seven-figure check and says 'start football.'
Q: The planned renovation at Memorial Stadium, which includes artificial turf, certainly makes UGF football more feasible, doesn't it?
A: Tammy Lacey (superintendent of Great Falls Public Schools) is on our board of directors and would love to have us use that facility. And there are other teams in (the Frontier Conference) that share a facility with their local high schools, so it's not uncommon in NAIA to have a relationship like that.
Q: I played college baseball 100 years ago and love that sport very much. Is baseball at UGF a possibility?
A: Vinney Purpura (owner of Great Falls Voyagers minor-league team) would love it to be a possibility. He's another guy on our board. It's in the mix. There are several main factors, and one is money when you start talking big-roster sports, like baseball. We don't have a place to practice. So it would require investments into facilities. Right now we don't have it. And No. 2 we have to worry about Title IX. You have to have gender equity, so when you add a men's team with a big roster you've got to make sure there are women's programs to balance it out. That's another reason we led with women's wrestling. Because if we're looking at bringing football or baseball or a big-roster sport down the road, we've got to build the women's programs along with them. So that becomes a significant factor as well. I think more than likely before we bring up football we'll have to bring up another women's program.
Q: What other athletic programs can fans expect down the road?
A: We're looking seriously at women's lacrosse, especially since that's a growing sport in the area. Once we started a men's team the club teams started sprouting up in the area. You need feeder programs. Shooting sports, because we're here in Montana, are other possibilities. So all of this is on the table, but we don't have a formal year-by-year plan.
Q: I've been out here a long time and am very familiar with the Frontier Conference and what football has meant at other places.
A: Football's the top sport. I know. I can't guarantee it, but I'd be surprised if at some time in the next five or so years we don't start a football program.
Q: Your new soccer facility is fantastic, and I think rodeo has been another great addition to your athletic program there at UGF. Do you agree?
A: I love rodeo. My dad was a West guy. He liked Cowboy shows and we vacationed out west all the time. I love the whole rodeo scene and Dick (Lyman) has done a great job with it. If we can grow the program or expand it in ways we want to do that. So we've got some things churning there, but nothing definite.
Q: It sure sounds like you're intent on changing the face of athletics for the better at UGF.
A: I'm hoping over the next few years to add at least one program per year. We're in brainstorming stage right now with everything. I like to keep things churning in a pot right now, but we don't know the one we're going to pull out next. But it will be the one that maximizes revenue and minimizes cost (laughs) and helps us with Title IX. Those are the main factors.
Q: Well, sir, 'growing' seems to be the way to describe your vision for UGF athletics. Is that correct?
A: We want to keep going and keep growing. My goal for the next 10 years is to double the enrollment on this campus (currently there are about 600 students), and we're not going to do that without expanding athletics. And other co-curricular programs. We're creating a new, unique theater program, so even in the area of the arts we're hoping to make a splash.
Q: Thank you for the time, Dr. Aretz.
A: You're welcome. Don't hesitate to call me anytime, Scott.
Scott Mansch's Sunday Conversations appear frequently in this space. Mansch can be reached at 791-1481 or smansch@greatfallstribune.com


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Complainant is Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. of Bentonville, Arkansas, United States of America ("U.S.") represented by Drinker, Biddle & Reath, LLP, U.S.
Respondent is UFCW International Union of Washington, District of Columbia, U.S.
The Disputed Domain Names <walmartat50.com>, <walmartat50.net> and <walmartat50.org> are registered with GoDaddy.com, LLC (the "Registrar").
The Complaint was filed with the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center (the "Center") on July 31, 2012. The Complaint listed Domains by Proxy, LLC of Scottsdale, Arizona as the respondent. On July 31, 2012, the Center transmitted by email to the Registrar a request for registrar verification in connection with the Disputed Domain Names. On August 1, 2012, the Registrar transmitted by email to the Center its verification response disclosing registrant and contact information for the Disputed Domain Names which differed from the named Respondent and contact information in the Complaint. The Center sent an email communication to Complainant on August 2, 2012, providing the registrant and contact information disclosed by the Registrar, and inviting Complainant to submit an amendment to the Complaint. Complainant filed an amended Complaint on August 3, 2012, naming UFCW International Union as Respondent and removing Domains by Proxy, LLC as a named respondent.
In accordance with the Rules, paragraphs 2(a) and 4(a), the Center formally notified Respondent of the Complaint, and the proceedings commenced on August 7, 2012. In accordance with the Rules, paragraph 5(a), the due date for Response was August 27, 2012. The Response was filed with the Center on August 27, 2012.
The Center appointed Michael A. Albert as the sole panelist in this matter on September 5, 2012. The Panel finds that it was properly constituted. The Panel has submitted the Statement of Acceptance and Declaration of Impartiality and Independence, as required by the Center to ensure compliance with the Rules, paragraph 7.
Complainant's business was established in 1962 and is now one of the world's largest companies. For fiscal year 2011, it had approximately USD 444 billion in sales. Complainant employs more than 2 million associates, serves retail customers over 200 million times per week, and operates 10,130 retail stores in 27 countries.
Complainant owns at least three federal incontestable trademark registrations for the mark WALMART in the United States. In connection with its retail store services, Complainant has continuously used its WALMART mark since at least 1962. In addition to the WALMART mark, Complainant owns numerous other registered marks that incorporate the WALMART mark. Complainant has also registered various domain names incorporating the WALMART mark, including <walmart.com> and <walmart50.com>.
Complainant registered <walmart50.com> in 2010 and, on July 11, 2011, launched a website commemorating Complainant's fifty years in business. The site communicates historical information and information about anniversary celebrations and activities to Complainant's employees and to the general public. It also allows employees to upload videos and stories, and read stories posted by other employees throughout the world.
The Disputed Domain Names were created on March 27, 2012. All three Disputed Domain Names lead to the same website. The bottom of the website includes reference to a group that calls itself "OURWalmart" and a group called "Making Change at Walmart" with connecting links to the groups' websites. These groups are affiliated with Respondent. Neither Respondent nor these groups, however, are affiliated with Complainant in any way, and they have not received license or consent to use any of Complainant's WALMART marks.
Complainant asserts that Respondent has no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the Disputed Domain Names because Respondent is not affiliated with Complainant and does not have a license or permission to use the WALMART mark. Complainant also argues that Respondent is not making a protected noncommercial or fair use of the Disputed Domain Names because, regardless of the underlying goals of Respondent and its affiliated groups, Respondent chose confusingly similar domain names in furtherance of a bad-faith attempt to create and capitalize on confusion. Specifically, Complainant alleges that Respondent has purposely used the website to create confusion as to whether it is affiliated with Complainant. Complainant contends that Respondent's use is commercial because Respondent is attempting to gain financial advantage by engaging in activities that will lead to collection of dues and other payments to Respondent. As evidence of Respondent's attempt to collect dues and other payments, Complainant has submitted the declaration of Karen Casey, Senior Vice President of Labor Relations for Complainant, as well as flyers and membership cards distributed by the group OURWalmart to Complainant's employees.
Complainant argues that Respondent used the Disputed Domain Names in bad faith because the Disputed Domain Names were specifically chosen to create the false impression of an affiliation between Complainant and Respondent, because Complainant's federal registration of the WALMART mark put Respondent on notice of Complainant's rights to the mark, because the WALMART mark is famous and distinctive, and because Respondent's website that is operated at the Disputed Domain Names seeks to extract payments from Complainant's employees and associates.
Respondent asserts that the Disputed Domain Names are not confusingly similar to Complainant's WALMART mark and argues that Complainant is comparing the Disputed Domain Names to Complainant's domain name <walmart50.com>, rather than making the appropriate comparison to the WALMART mark.
Respondent argues that it has rights and legitimate interests with respect to the Disputed Domain Names because they do not result in financial gain for Respondent and because the website operated at the Disputed Domain Names is a complaint website, which is a legitimate interest. Respondent also argues that it has legitimate interests because it is in an entirely separate market, and would therefore not benefit financially from any losses suffered by Complainant.
Lastly, Respondent contends that it registered and is using the Disputed Domain Names in good faith. Respondent argues that good faith is evidenced by the fact that it has no intention of selling the Disputed Domain Names to Complainant and because it is not in a competitive commercial relationship with Complainant. Respondent further argues it uses the Disputed Domain Names in good faith because it has in no way attempted to attract Internet users for its own commercial gain.
Respondent requests that the Panel ignore Complainant's Exhibit L to the Complaint, the declaration of Karen Cassidy, because the majority of the declaration consists of hearsay and because Respondent did not have a chance to question the declarant or the employees relied upon by the declarant.
The Disputed Domain Names in this case are <walmartat50.com>, <walmartat50.net>, and <walmartat50.org>. Each of the Disputed Domain Names incorporates Complainant's WALMART mark entirely, with the only difference between Complainant's mark and the Disputed Domain Names being the addition of the words "at," and "50," and the addition of a generic top-level domain (gTLD) for each (".com," ".org," and ".net").
Prior UDRP panels have found where a domain name wholly incorporates a complainant's registered trademark, that alone can be sufficient to establish that the domain name is confusingly similar under the Policy, despite the addition of other words. See, e.g., Dell Inc. v. George Dell and Dell Net Solutions, WIPO Case No. D2004-0512; Bayerische Motoren Werke AG v. bmwcar.com, WIPO Case No. D2002-0615; Oki Data Americas, Inc. v. ASD, Inc., WIPO Case No. D2001-0903. It is also well established that a gTLD is "completely without legal significance" for purposes of determining whether a domain name is identical or confusingly similar to a particular trademark or service mark. PepsiCo, Inc. v. PEPSI, SRL (a/k/a P.E.P.S.I.) and EMS COMPUTER INDUSTRY (a/k/a EMS), WIPO Case No. D2003-0696.
Moreover, the addition of a generic word such as "at" or a number such as "50" does not detract from the confusing similarity, particularly where the number "50" is also used in conjunction with Complainant's mark in its own registered domain name <walmart50.com>. See eBay Inc. v. ebayMoving / Izik Apo, WIPO Case No. D2006-1307.
The Panel finds that the Disputed Domain Names <walmartat50.com>, <walmartat50.org>, and <walmartat50.net> are confusingly similar to Complainant's WALMART mark.
Complainant has proven, and Respondent does not contest, that Respondent has no affiliation with Complainant and has not received a license or consent to use the WALMART mark. Instead, Respondent contends that it has rights or legitimate interests in the Disputed Domain Names because it is making a legitimate noncommercial or fair use without intent to mislead customers or tarnish the trademark for commercial gain.
Respondent argues that it does not seek to gain any commercial benefit from its use of the Disputed Domain Names, but rather seeks only to provide Complainant's employees with a free, open forum to fully describe their experiences with Complainant. Specifically, Respondent contends that it uses the Disputed Domain Names to provide a "complaint website," which has been recognized as a legitimate interest even where the domain name incorporates a complainant's trademark. See Bridgestone Firestone, Inc., Bridgestone/Firestone Research, Inc., and Bridgestone Corporation v. Jack Myers, WIPO Case No. D2000-0190. Complainant argues that Respondent's use is commercial because Respondent seeks to collect dues and payments to Respondent.
Even if the Panel were to accept Respondent's position that its use of the Disputed Domain Names is noncommercial, but rather is complaint or criticism oriented that is not necessarily the end of the matter.. Bonneterie Cevenole S.A.R.L. v. Sanyouhuagong, WIPO Case No. D2001-1309, and more recently the decision in Sutherland Institute v. Continuative LLC, WIPO Case No. D2009-0693. Specifically, in this case, there is also a question in this Panel's view as to whether the particular use of the Disputed Domain Names contributes to an impermissible likelihood of confusion which may preclude the Respondent from claiming a safe-harbor defense based on a positive right or legitimate interest under the second element of the Policy.
In particular, the website linked to the Disputed Domain Names uses not just the WALMART mark but also the same or similar colors and font used by Complainant in conjunction with its use of the mark. Nowhere does the website disclose or clearly disclaim that Respondent and the other groups featured on the website are not affiliated with Complainant. To the contrary, an Internet user may have to click on one of the logos for OURWalmart or Making Change at Walmart linking to the groups' respective websites to discover that the groups and, accordingly, the website are not associated with Complainant. While on a closer reading it becomes increasingly apparent that the content is of a critical nature, the website at first glance appears to this Panel to be associated with Complainant.
Moreover, nothing in the Disputed Domain Names themselves alerts Internet users to the fact that they are visiting a criticism site. Bonneterie, supra. Especially in light of Complainant's 50th business anniversary website, Internet users may well expect to be visiting a site of Complainant. Given that there is no disclaimer anywhere on the website associated with the Disputed Domain Names, and that the hyperlinks to websites for OURWalmart or Making Change at Walmart are small and located at the bottom of the website, it is plausible to this Panel that an Internet user visiting Respondent's website may well not (at least not before undertaking a closer reading) discover that it is not associated with Complainant. This raises questions of whether the degree of confusion created is permissible under the second element of the Policy.
For reasons which the Panel discusses further below under bad faith, this Panel is therefore reluctant to make any affirmative finding in Respondent's favor of rights or legitimate interests in the Disputed Domain Names, following the approach in Sutherland, supra.
Lastly, Complainant must establish that the Disputed Domain Names were both registered in bad faith and are used in bad faith. Paragraph 4(b) of the Policy presents a non-exhaustive list of circumstances considered sufficient to demonstrate registration and use in bad faith. The Panel can also look to other circumstances, including the renown of Complainant's trademark. Polaroid Corporation v. Jay Strommen, WIPO Case No. D2005-1005.
Complainant first argues that the renown of the WALMART mark establishes that the Disputed Domain Names were registered, and are used, in bad faith. Complainant also asserts that Respondent used a privacy service to mask its identity as the registrant, and that this is further evidence that Respondent registered and uses the Disputed Domain Names in bad faith. Even assuming the renown of the WALMART mark and the use of a privacy service to mask the registrant's identity could evidence bad faith in the registration of the Disputed Domain Names, these facts alone do not establish that the Disputed Domain Names were also used in bad faith.
Complainant argues that Respondent uses the Disputed Domain Names in bad faith by capitalizing on Complainant's goodwill to extract payments from Complainant's employees and associates. However, while Complainant submits evidence, which Respondent urges the Panel not to consider, purporting to demonstrate that Respondent engages in other commercial activities involving interactions with Complainant's employees, Complainant does not submit any evidence that Respondent actually uses the Disputed Domain Names themselves for a commercial purpose. Indeed, no commercial purpose is apparent from the website associated with the Disputed Domain Names.
The only activity that appears to have any possible commercial purpose is the group OURWalmart's handing out membership cards to Complainant's employees. Although the membership cards request banking information for the purpose of dues payments, the cards do not list any of the Disputed Domain Names and do not even indicate an affiliation with Respondent. Further, as Respondent aptly notes, actions taken by OURWalmart in furtherance of its membership campaign are separate from any actions relating to the Disputed Domain Names.
Although above the Panel declined to find that Respondent has affirmative rights or legitimate interests in the Disputed Domain Names, the Panel nonetheless finds that Complainant has failed to establish that Respondent has used the Disputed Domain Names in bad faith in the circumstances of this use. While the fact that Respondent's use may be neither legitimate nor fair because of the degree of impermissible confusion created is probative of bad faith, it is not dispositive in this case. The Panel finds it particularly significant that Respondent is not in competition with Complainant, and is not using the Disputed Domain Names to its own commercial advantage; there is neither advertising nor requests for financial support on Respondent's website. Respondent has targeted its websites principally at providing a forum to share criticism of Complainant, and appears to have genuinely used them as such. That there is a significant risk of confusion as to whether the Disputed Domain Names are affiliated with Complainant suffices to establish a lack of rights or legitimate interests in the Disputed Domain Names, but alone is not necessarily sufficient to establish that Respondent uses the Disputed Domain Names in bad faith. Sutherland Institute v. Continuative LLC, supra. No other facts cited by Complainant indicate that the Disputed Domain Names are used in bad faith. The Panel, therefore, finds that Complainant has failed to establish that Respondent has used the Disputed Domain Names in bad faith.