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In October 2012, Frank G. Zarb and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill team-taught a Finance class with Dr. Anoop Rai, continuing a Zarb School of Business practice of bringing industry leaders to the classroom to provide invaluable real-life perspective for our students.
I have long loved a particular classical piece created in the 16th century by Alonso Mudarra. Five centuries later, famous guitarists perform it for paying audiences and amateurs like me who aspire to the miracle of their own fingers and vibrating strings re-creating the experience. The most inspiring performance for me is David Russell's at:
Chef E Visits with Smithfield Learning Adventures Group. The group experienced a fact-filled and fun cooking demonstration featuring healthy dishes from around the world
Seen at Smithfield Library
"A soul in tension, is learning to fly
Condition grounded but determined to try
Can't keep my eyes from the circling skies
Tongue-tied and twisted just an earthbound misfit, I"
In October 2012, Frank G. Zarb and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill team-taught a Finance class with Dr. Anoop Rai, continuing a Zarb School of Business practice of bringing industry leaders to the classroom to provide invaluable real-life perspective for our students.
Rather, learning the limits of a new camera, new lens. Photo taken from the car while sitting at a red light, see the rest of the story here.
This photo is of a food thermometer hanging out in a pot of oil, which is about to fry some ice cream coated in cornflakes. I can’t say how many times I’ve undercooked or burned something while trying to fry it due to a lack of correct temperature (which, for frying, is 350 degrees Fahrenheit). Thus, I’ve learned that a food thermometer is an absolutely integral part of anyone’s kitchen. I’ve also unfortunately learned that sometimes, guesswork isn’t the best way to cook.
The Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh, Bigelow Boulevard, Pittsburgh. Designed by Charles Klauder and built 1925-37. Designed to contain 87 classrooms, 184 laboratories, 23 lecture rooms, 19 libraries, 80 conference rooms and 60 Professor's offices. Many of the classrooms are furnished to represent nationalities living in Pittsburgh.