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From 1860until the mid-19th cen-tury, it was not unusualfor farm housewives tobake at least onebatch of biscuits everyday. Until sharp-edgecutters were invented,they used tin orwooden circles toshape their dough.

We have al-ways been impressedby the different waysAmericans have eatenbiscuits. Our idea of aperfect breakfast is ahot biscuit with sweetbutter and jam. Whenbig breakfasts werepopular, biscuits wereserved with more sub-stantial toppings.

In the South,biscuits were smoth-ered with red-eyegravy and in the North,with creamed chippedbeef.

For later in theday, there’s nothingbetter you can do with

baking pow-der biscuitsthan dousethem with

fresh strawberry sauceand whipped cream,and turn them intoshortcakes.

The main thingto remember in makinghomemade biscuits isthat you need a “goodbiscuit hand.” Mix theingredients lightly, andnever over-mix.

Too much mix-ing and handling andyou’ll end up with ahockey puck ratherthan a flakey, fluffy,crumbly biscuit.

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1. Pre-heatoven to450F.

2. Com-bine 1 3/4 cups flour,baking powder, bakingsoda and salt in amedium bowl; whisktogether. Add butter,toss with your fingersto coat with flour, andrapidly pinch and fluffbutter into flour withyour fingertips to makesmall flakes. Workquickly to keep butterfirm.

3. Add butter-milk; stir well with afork until dough gath-ers into one largelump. Drizzle in addi-tional droplets of but-termilk if necessary.

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ter into flour and stampout biscuits, coatingthe cutter with flour be-fore each stamping.Place biscuits on aheavy ungreased bak-ing sheet about 1 inchapart.

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Simon, a littleblack-and-white cat,wasn’t putting his bestpaw forward. His pre-vious family had givenhim up, and now hewas at the MontclairTownship AnimalShelter in New Jer-sey. His behaviormade the staff wonderif anyone would everstep up and adopthim. They posted himon Petfinder andcrossed their fingers.

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GravityStarring Sandra Bul-lock & GeorgeClooneyDirected by AlfonsoCuarònPG-13, 90 min.Released Oct. 4, 2013

Wow---that’sthe single best wordto describe this trulyawesome piece ofmoviemaking, whichhas instantly vaultedto the top of my list ofthe year’s best films.

Marooned inspace after the de-struction of their craft,two American astro-nauts suddenly findthemselves on a newmission of survival.

That’s a simpleenough premise, but“Gravity” turns its intosomething at oncemonumental and sub-lime, slicing to thecore of our basic fearsand primal issuesabout death anddying, isolation, aban-donment and spiritual

longing, and the gen-eral cosmic inhospital-ity and indifferencethat greets humanswhenever we ventureoutside the comfortzone of the earthlyplace we call home.

It’s also one ofthe most technicallydazzling spectacles toever grace the screen,an eye-popping, digi-tal/live-action marvelthat makes thesenses reel with newlevels of sophistica-tion in its ground-breaking specialeffects that leavesmost other films looklike they’re lagginglight years behind.

As it begins,we meet veteran as-tronaut Matt Kowalski(George Clooney) andhis space shuttle’smedical engineerRyan Stone (SandraBullock), a newcomeron her first mission. Ina breathtaking, 15-minute sequence dur-ing which the camera

never breaks away,we see Dr. Stoneworking outside thedocked shuttle on theHubble telescope, andKowalski whiskingaround leisurely withhis jetpack, when they

receive some alarm-ing news: A shower ofshrapnel from a deto-nated Soviet satelliteis speeding directly atthem.

But the warn-ing comes too late:The cloud of spacejunk, catapulted bycentrifugal force as itorbits the Earth, plowsinto the shuttle, ren-dering it useless---andsending Dr. Stone fly-ing out into the inky,star-flecked black-ness, adrift, detachedand alone.

And that’s justthe beginning!

Suffice it tosay, as Bullock’s char-acter does at onepoint, it’s “one hell ofa ride.”

Back in 2006,

Cuaròn made criticsgiddy with the trackingshots he used in “Chil-dren of Men,” agrungy futuristic fablethat became knownfor a couple oflengthy, carefully exe-

cuted segmentsin which the cam-era stayed withthe action andcharacters, with-out cutting away,for several long,protracted mo-ments.

Those shotswere über-cool,but they’re noth-ing comparedwith what the di-rector pulls off

here, in which hiscamera goes places,and does things, thatare nothing short ofjaw-dropping.

You’ll not onlyfeel like you’re floatingin space, you’ll feel

like you’re inside San-dra Bullock’s spacehelmet. (In one amaz-ing slow zoom, thecamera “takes youalong” as it seems tomagically penetratethe glass of her visorfrom the outside, turnaround, and beginlooking out---all asshe’s turning headover heels, weight-less.)

This is one ofBullock’s best per-formances, without adoubt; reserve her aseat down front nowat this year’s Oscars.

It’s one of themost dazzling-lookingfilms you’ll ever havethe opportunity to see,especially if you see itin 3-D, or better yet, in3-D and IMAX---be-lieve every bit of thehype. It’s a masterfulachievement of tech-nique and craftsman-

ship, creating whathas to be the most re-alistic “in space” expe-rience ever for anymotion picture.

And its finalscene is a brilliant cin-ematic brushstroke ofpure movie poetry thatblends heaven andEarth, rebirth and re-newal, past, presentand future, and apoignant reminder ofthe Newtonian univer-sal constant fromwhich the film takesits title.

In almostevery way, “Gravity” isout of this world.

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