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This sad and beautiful song accompanies the opening credits of what may be the finest and most ambitious film from director John Ford, America's premier poet of the Western. Part of what makes this classic film so remarkable is that these questions are never answered directly--an oddity for a
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The 'has-been' Hollywood Western actors, Mel Torres and Fred Fletcher, hear Fritz Frobisher will attend a screening of one of his movies in Arizona. They decide to go exact revenge on him for terrorizing them and other kids with a whip on their first set. To this end Mel's unenthusiastic daughter, Delilah, is persuaded to provide her decent car, and comes along all the way from L.A. Endless discussions about movies, simple philosophy and morality are interlaced with accidental and purely scare-induced horror. When they arrive, neither the screening nor Frobisher are anything like they imagined.
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By Joe Biddle, Sports Columnist
Nashville golfer Brandt Snedeker hit the jackpot Sunday.
He pocketed $11.4 million by winning the Tour Championship and the final leg of the FedEx Cup.
Don't think the money will go to Snedeker's head. His father, Larry, let Brandt and older brother Haymes know early on that whatever they purchased, they had to pay for it. No lay-aways. No putting a down payment on something and acquire monthly bills.
There won't be any extravagant spending, even though he and wife Mandy will never have to worry about where their next meal is going to come from.
Brandt drives a five-year old GMC Yukon Denali.
"Why should I get a new car?'' Snedeker asked the media at Medinah CC. "My car only has 24,000 miles. It is a new car. I never drive it.''
Snedeker comes from a grounded family. Larry was Nashville's city attorney while his wife Candy owned a pawn shop.
Brandt and Haymes learned to play golf on Metro public courses, primarily Shelby and McCabe. Only after they developed their games could they use the family membership at Hillwood CC.
After Brandt won the U.S. Public Links championship, he brought the trophy back to Shelby and put it in the clubhouse.
Sunday marked the first time Snedeker has won a tournament from the lead. He was solid on a day when the wind at East Lake CC in Atlanta was brisk and the greens were lightening fast.
"I'm a lot better under pressure than I gave myself credit for,'' Snedeker said.
I think professional golf is one sport where your success is determined by what you have between the ears. It's a mind game and confidence can ebb and flow.
"When I play my best golf, my best golf is some of the best in the world," Snedeker said.
He needed that confidence after dunking his tee shot in the water on No. 6 and wound up with the dreaded double bogey.
He rebounded two holes later, draining a 40-foot birdie putt.
"That was huge,'' said Snedeker. "It was a two-shot swing.''
On this day, no one was going to catch him. Not Tiger Woods. Not Rory McIlroy. Not Justin Rose, who was tied with Snedeker after three rounds.
Snedeker was composed, confidant and relaxed. Earlier that day he visited the son of his swing coach, Todd Anderson, at a rehabilitation center in Atlanta. University of West Florida student Tucker Anderson was involved in an automobile accident and is in a responsive coma at the Shepherd Center.
Tucker could wink with one eye and give Snedeker a fist bump.
Tucker is like a little brother to Snedeker. He was on Snedeker's mind Sunday and he drew inspiration from visiting him and realizing there are more important things than sports.
"I've been playing the best golf of my career,'' Snedeker said. "It has taken a lot of hard work to get here.''
This week, he will play in his first Ryder Cup competition. He was one of four captain's picks by Davis Love III. He wants to show Love that he made the right choice.
It has been the most productive year of golf Snedeker has experienced. And to think he missed a month with a rib injury, or it could have been even better.
But you won't hear him complain.
"Life is all about timing,'' Snedeker said.
Right now his timing is perfect.
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The Peterson inception that was reviewed and still called wrong, Bama going 10 games without a holding pentality called, the 7-3 Lsu v. Au game where the cornor back kicks the reciever in the end zone and the fumble that was called incomplete, the 10-9 Auburn Lsu game with the call I had never seen before that game and have never seen since that game. I watched 4 plays in the Bama v Mich game and there was a facemask not called, pass interfearance (lead to the interception) and hold call in 3 of the 4 plays. Florida and Teabow getting terrible calls in their favor against Miss St. The film doesn't lie, but Slive does! The office needs desperatly to be moved out of Birmingham. Bamers would be screaming bloody murder if the office was in New Orleans!
If you read this site, you know that we're not big on ref-bashing. Those guys have tougher jobs than most anyone in the stands concedes. And for all the talk of "the SEC's officials are the worst," you can check the messageboards in other leagues and find that everyone feels their referees are poor. It's part of fandom.
Well, on Saturday night, one SEC official did appear to goof and give Alabama a first down when the Tide ballcarrier appeared to be about a yard shy of the first down marker. Not the yellow line, but the marker.
Listen to this fan's video of his own super-slow-mo version of ESPN's coverage and you'll find that he feels the official intentionally mismarked the spot of the ball because he was in Tuscaloosa:
Ah, ha! Proof that the SEC cheats for Alabama, right?
Wrong. Bad spots happen in football. Bad calls happen in football. They happen in every game, in every stadium.
Whoever is on top of the SEC at a given time is usually accused of being aided by the SEC's refs. In basketball, you don't know the number of emails we receive regarding Kentucky basketball. Yet, when we've done research and charted the homecourt advantages in the SEC over several seasons, we've never found Rupp Arena to have much influence on the number of fouls called on UK's opponents. When we've posted those stats, the response has usually been, "Yeah, but the big calls go to Kentucky and all the little ones are made the other way to cover up the big ones."
Getting back to Alabama, here's the most penalty yardage count from last year's Game of the Century (Part One) in Tuscaloosa: LSU gave up 56 penalty yards, Alabama gave up 73. Seems that the Tide was hurt more by penalties than the Tigers despite playing at home.
Now, if you're a believer that the SEC and its officials cheat on behalf of the Crimson Tide (or some other team), there's no way to change your mind. You're going to believe that and that's your right.
But here's hoping there are more folks out there who realize that bad spots and bad calls will happen over the course of every game. Only now is every game televised and only now do we have the technology to capture the video, slow it down, add our own commentary and graphics and then post our "findings" to millions of people via YouTube or messageboards.
Our standard view: You gotta be better than the refs. That doesn't mean the SEC shouldn't strive for perfection (and they'll tell you that they do). But if a team doesn't want a game to be left in the hands of an official, that squad needs to play so well that it isn't left in the officials' hands. (And I had to remind myself of that point when my Patriots lost to the Ravens a week ago in NFL action. Gotta be better than the refs.)
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NEWS RELEASE: Statement of Comptroller Peter Franchot Regarding Updated Revenue Estimates
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (March 7, 2013) -- The Board of Revenue Estimates met today to write down revenue estimates for Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014 by $115.3 million. Comptroller Peter Franchot, as chairman of the Board, released the following statement.
"As always, I'd like to begin by thanking Andy Schaufele for his outstanding work in preparing this report, and for his seamless transition leading this effort.
I'd also like to take a minute to thank the rest of our outstanding Board of Revenue Estimates' staff, along with the Revenue Monitoring Committee, for their tireless efforts that go into producing these estimates.
Mr. Schaufele and his team's fine work is empirical confirmation of the reality that most Marylandfamilies and small businesses are experiencing. We continue to grapple with the most anemic economic recovery in generations and confusing singular snippets of positive news out of context fails to appreciate the larger economic picture.
For starters, the expiration of the payroll tax holiday has delivered quite a noticeable blow to workers' paychecks and coupled with escalating gas prices that have reached $4 a gallon in parts of our state, the working families and small businesses struggling most through these precarious economic times continue to be disproportionately affected.
This revenue write down of $115.3 million assumes that despite Congress' inability to reach a deal by the March 1 deadline, the draconian cuts associated with sequestration will ultimately be averted and replaced by smaller, alternative cuts that will spare Maryland from the potential economic disaster that would otherwise ensue.
The assumption that Maryland will lose 12,600 jobs pales in comparison to the 65,000 jobs, on the low end, and as many as 120,000 jobs that experts project Maryland could lose if no compromise is reached.
With total federal spending in the state equivalent to one-third of the Maryland economy, we are heavily reliant upon Washington's direct, indirect and induced economic benefits. Consequently, the Board of Revenue Estimates continues to closely monitoring what happens in Washington.
While the gross numbers are important, the specifics within this report demonstrate a far more telling story. Far too many Marylanders are taking home less pay at a time when their living costs are rising, meaning they have less discretionary income to spend in an economy that's primarily based on consumer behavior.
It's particularly troubling that $85.5 million of the projected decline, the vast majority of it in fact, comes from our broadest and most indicative economic indicator, sales and use tax. Additionally, and just as troubling, nearly $77 million of the $115.3 million write down is for Fiscal Year 2013.
So, far less important than having $115 million less revenue than we expected to spend on our priorities, this means that the economic pain and suffering in the Maryland economy is being felt immediately and virtually across the board.
There's just no way to gloss over how fragile the Maryland economy remains.
Our employment levels have yet to reach their pre-recession levels. We are ranked forty-sixth in the country in year-over-year private sector wage growth. We simply are not out of the woods from the lingering economic challenges and uncertainty following a recession whose magnitude and depth we haven't experienced in our lifetimes.
Now, more than ever, we need to proceed with an exceedingly cautious mindset, and avoid policy decisions that would take money out of the pockets of consumers and make employers increasingly reluctant to invest capital in our state.
The bottom line is that we simply cannot afford to cause further uncertainty to a weakenedMaryland economy.
In the long-term, I remain as optimistic as ever that Maryland's economic bones are strong and resilient, from world-class education and research to an underlying entrepreneurial spirit that's constantly resetting the limits of innovation.
But as is so evident in this report, Maryland's economy is exceptionally fragile and we must remain exceedingly cautious.
While we share hope about our prospects for compromise in Washington that averts devastating consequences and for a lasting economic recovery that takes hold sooner rather than later, I remind my colleagues that hope is not an economic strategy.
I continue to be proud of our battle-tested leadership that has capably led this state through these years of economic and fiscal uncertainty.
I remain confident that Maryland's story will have a happy ending. Until then, however, the difficult work endures and as Maryland's chief fiscal stewards, we must continue to exercise tremendous caution and restraint."


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The state's rate of infant deaths is still among the highest in the nation — and large racial disparities lurk within the numbers — but state health officials said they considered the number a good sign for efforts to curb the state's infant mortality problem.
"The trend is definitely downward," said Albert Woolbright, a statistician for the Alabama Department of Public Health.
State numbers show that eight of every 1,000 children born in Alabama in 2011 died within the first year of life (statistically, the precise figure is 8.1). As sad as that number is — it represents 481 infant deaths — it's an improvement over recent years. After years of decline, infant mortality spiked toward the end of the last decade, hitting 10 per 1,000 births in 2007.
For social scientists, infant mortality has long been an indicator that measures the general level of poverty in a society, in part because of the lack of access to medical care in poor countries. Alabama in the 21st century has posted some of the highest rates of infant death in the country, comparable to rates in Poland or Costa Rica.
State officials say the decline over the last few years is likely due to a decrease in smoking and a nationwide decline in the rate of teen pregnancy. Mothers-to-be who smoke are 20 percent more likely to have babies who die as infants, health officials say. Teen moms, too, are more likely to lose their infants to health problems.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the rate of teen pregnancy nationwide has been steadily declining since 1991 — and is at its lowest point since 1946, according to the latest CDC figures.
Janice Smiley, director of the state's Perinatal Health Program, said it's not clear why the teen pregnancy rate is dropping, though she said some credit is due to nationwide programs against teen pregnancy.
"There's been a move away from abstinence-only education to an approach that teaches abstinence but also tells teens what they should know if they do intend to have sex," she said. Smiley said health programs are also encouraging kids to make life plans outlining just how many children they intend to have, and at what time of life.
While teen pregnancy numbers have been declining nationwide the Southeast still has the highest rates in the nation, while New England and the upper Midwest have the lowest rates.
Infant mortality rates are sharply different in Alabama's black and white communities, with 13 of every 1,000 African American infants in the state dying in the first year of life, or about twice the rate of whites.
State officials say there's a gap, though a smaller one, in health care access, with 73 percent of white mothers getting adequate care, compared to 69 percent of black moms-to-be.
Medicaid, the state health care program for people in poverty, plays a major role in that care. Fifty-three percent of deliveries in the state are paid for by the program, Woolbright said. That's an increase from 45 percent 12 years ago.
Officials of the Perinatal Health Program largely stayed out of the debate over Amendment One, a constitutional amendment that authorized taking $437 million from the Alabama Trust Fund to shore up the state's general fund budget over the next three years, largely due rising Medicaid costs.
The amendment passed nearly 2-to-1 on Sept. 18. But state legislators have said they'll still have to find a way to bring the program's costs down over the next three years.
Dr. Wally Carlo, director of newborn nurseries at UAB Hospital, said he couldn't immediately estimate how many of his very young patients are covered by Medicaid.
"It's not like there are two sets of practitioners, one for Medicaid and one for everyone else," he said. "Every child is going to get care."
Carlo said Medicaid helped with infant mortality by providing care for expectant mothers before the birth.
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I don´t reall lauging so hard for a long time over this. He hit the nail on the head.
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There is no question which is the most deadly. It´s Global Warming. GW is world wide, you cannot escape it. Assault weapons and sequester are local U.S. problems. You can escape them by moving to another country. Say England for instance.
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I think that maybe GW is only a US problem - with our warmish winters lately. England - and the rest of Europe - have been in the grip of unseasonably cool temperatures for almost a decade. Of course - throwing in the icier Antarctic region - it probably just adds up to a nothing burger.As for sequestration - I feel like one of those cackling ladies who did their knitting as they watched the French political prisoners being brought to the guillotine.
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Just wait until the feds can no longer enforce the law of gravity, we´ll all just float into space.All because the TEA Party people hate Zero the MagnificentAnd because the cruel rich refuse to pay just a little bit moreIt´s all just so sad and so monstrously frightening...
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Volume 8 - Article 10 | Pages 279-304
Is nursing home demand affected by the decline in age difference between spouses?
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|age/aging, long-term care, marriage, nursing home
We investigate whether declines in the age difference between spouses has influenced widowhood and nursing home demand. We first use life-table methods to simulate the impact of the declining age gap on the risk of widowhood. We then use the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey and the Census Public Use Microdata Samples to estimate the impact of widowhood, and other characteristics, on the probability of nursing home entrance. These help us estimate the impact of the declining age gap on nursing home use.
We estimate that the decline in the difference in ages between spouses that took place between the birth cohorts of 1900 and 1955 may raise women's annual nursing home expenditures by about $1.4 billion, but lower men's expenditures by about $600 million.
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Darius N. Lakdawalla - RAND, United States of America
Robert Schoeni - University of Michigan Ann Arbor, United States of America
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F&C fixed income overhaul sees Fatima Luis and three others exit
by Dylan Lobo on Nov 14, 2012 at 08:18
Wealth Manager can reveal F&C Asset Management has overhauled its fixed income arm resulting in the departure of Fatima Luis and three other bond team members.
The move is designed to integrate the F&C high yield and Thames River credit teams, which are run along very different philosophies.
In a note seen by Wealth Manager, F&C has told clients it intends to reposition the fixed income business across the following key areas: global government bonds, investment grade credit, global credit opportunities, emerging market debt and convertible bonds.
The integration will be overseen by head of global credit opportunities Keith Patton, who joined the F&C multi-strategy team in May 2012 from UBS Wealth Management, where he was managing director and global head of fixed income.
F&C said the review is designed to achieve a fully-integrated and substantial credit resource under a single structure, while retaining flexibility and specialisation. It also sees a number of synergy benefits arising from integrating the two teams.
In the note F&C said: 'The reorganisation of our investment resource allows us to offer a range of fixed Income capabilities that are relevant to our clients now and will be positioned to adapt to the evolving needs of clients in the coming years. These capabilities are organised to meet our clients wide ranging needs across a varying range of risk appetites, return and income objective.
'The changes to our structure have been designed taking full account of the evolving market environment, and input from our key stakeholders, namely our clients and our staff. This will ensure that we can deliver performance on existing mandates and continue to grow the business.'
As a consequence Luis (pictured), who manages the F&C Maximum Income Bond , Extra Income Bond and Strategic Bond funds, will leave the firm. Also departing are Han Altink, Mario Hooghiemstra and Leendert Schoenmaker.
Separately Thames River head of global credit, Steve Drew and fellow team member Brett Golledge has resigned from the firm, along with F&C head of credit research Peter Stage.
They trio handed in their notices before the repositioning of the business was announced to pursue other opportunities. Simon Holmes will assume control of Drew's portfolios, which includes the Thames River Global High Yield fund.
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Soup season is right around the corner, and if you have a garden, the best ingredients are just a few steps away. Fresh produce from your garden or the farmers market is the key to flavorful homemade soups. Whether it's a chilled berry purée, a light brothy soup or a thick, creamy winter warmer, once you've tasted the rich and comforting results of your labors, there's no going back to soup in a can. Plus, homemade goodness doesn't have to mean spending all day in the kitchen. With a good stock ready to go, basic kitchen staples and fresh produce, you can put a delicious soup on the table in about half an hour. And most soups freeze or can beautifully, so you can put a scrumptious soup together one day, and enjoy it for many meals to come. You may have heard that soup always tastes better the next day — it's true! Homemade soups cost a lot less, too — especially if you garden. If not, look for great end-of-season deals at the farmers market, and stock up!
Soup stock is the often unnoticed foundation that makes a soup full-bodied rather than bland and watery. It's a flavorful liquid in which vegetables, meat and/or fish are cooked slowly, in order to extract their full essence. Making soup stock is a perfect companion to gardening. Simply toss your less-than-perfect culls (complete with trimmings, leaves and peels) and those too-small-to-peel garlic cloves and potatoes, plus a few herbs and seasonings into a heavy pot filled with water. (I find that starting with cold or room temperature water helps the veggies exude even more flavor.) Then just let it simmer while you go about your day.
You can keep plenty of stock frozen and ready to use. If you have a little extra room in the freezer, you also can store veggie trimmings that would have ended up in the disposal or compost pile, until there's enough for great stock.
Soup stock can be based on vegetables, fowl, beef, fish or even miso. Experiment with different ingredients to suit your tastes and use what's in season and on hand. You don't need to peel any veggies — the skins add nutrients and flavor. Just rinse the dirt off. With chicken, skin is optional; it provides more flavor, but also more fat. Simmered bones add calcium and other nutrients, but you can leave them out if you prefer.
After letting it simmer for a couple of hours, strain and discard the solids, then allow the stock to cool. Don't let it sit around any longer than the time it takes to reach room temperature. If you don't intend to make soup immediately, freeze or refrigerate the stock for later use.
Soup stocks can be enriched or thickened by adding wine, cream, puréed vegetables, miso, or starches such as wheat or oat flour. If you're inventing a soup with whatever is on hand, here's a great way to begin: Sauté diced onions, celery, carrots, garlic and herbs in just enough oil or butter to coat the bottom of your pot. Brown the vegetables slightly, then deglaze the browned bottom of the pot with stock or dry white wine.
Once the pan is deglazed, add half your stock and the ingredients that will take the longest time to cook. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until the vegetables are almost done. Next, add enough stock to create the desired volume. Return to a boil and add the remaining ingredients. Remove from heat. Adjust seasonings and allow the soup to sit for as long as possible before serving, to let the flavors meld.
To freeze soup, allow about an inch of space in the container for expansion. To can soup, pressure can according to recommendations for the least acidic ingredients, typically 30 to 50 minutes at 10 pounds pressure. (For more about canning, see Learn to Can for Homegrown Flavor, August/September 2005.)
To add even more depth to your homemade soups, try some of the following tried-and-true techniques for boosting flavor:
Now it's time to try one of the following recipes. Or take "stock" of what's in your kitchen and garden, find the best market deals, and experiment away!
8 cups water, cold or room temperature1 to 3 large onions, unpeeled, quartered1 large carrot, scrubbed, quartered2 cups potatoes, unpeeled, quartered1 head garlic, unpeeled3 ribs celery, with tops4 sprigs parsley2 tsp salt or tamari soy sauceSprigs of fresh or dried herbs: oregano, basil, rosemary, sage, bay leaf, etc.1/2 cup nutritional yeast (available in bulk at natural food stores)1 tbsp white miso (use brown or red for a bolder flavor)
In a stockpot, combine all ingredients except nutritional yeast and miso. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medium-low. Let simmer for 2 hours. Allow stock to cool, then strain and throw the solids on the compost heap. Whisk in nutritional yeast and miso. (Miso contains live enzymes, so it should not be boiled.) Use immediately, refrigerate or freeze. Yields about 7 cups.
11/2 cups onions, chopped5 large cloves garlic, minced3 tbsp olive oil1 to 2 chilies, minced1 medium sweet pepper, minced1 tsp ground cumin seeds1/2 tsp oregano, fresh or dried1 pound chicken breast, cubed (optional)4 cups fresh tomatoes, chopped3 cups vegetable or chicken stock1 cup fresh or frozen corn kernels1/3 cup freshly squeezed lime juiceSea salt and freshly grated pepperMonterey Jack cheese, gratedTortilla chips, crumbledFresh cilantro or parsley, chopped
In a large pot, sauté onions and garlic in oil until translucent. Add peppers, cumin, oregano and chicken (if desired). Sauté until chicken is browned, or about 10 minutes if making a vegetarian soup. Add tomatoes, cooking over medium heat until they release their juices. Add stock and corn kernels. Simmer 15 minutes. Add lime juice, and salt and pepper to taste. Serve with grated cheese, crumbled tortilla chips, and cilantro or parsley. Serves 5.
Substitute ingredients liberally with whatever is available or in season.
1 cup dried cranberry beans4 quarts vegetable stock2 bay leaves3 cups fresh shell beans4 large onions, diced10 cloves garlic, minced1/3 cup olive oil1 mild or hot pepper, minced (remove seeds for less heat)2 sweet peppers, diced6 large ripe tomatoes, choppedPinch allspice2 tsp summer savory1 tsp oregano1/2 tsp rosemary1/2 tsp thyme3/4 to 1 cup fresh basil, chopped1/2 cup fresh parsley, choppedSea salt and fresh pepper, to taste2 cups corn kernels (about 4 ears)2 cups green beans, chopped1 cup carrots, diced2 to 3 cups greens, chopped3 cups cooked pastaParmesan cheese, freshly grated
Soak dry beans overnight and drain in the morning. Simmer them in stock with bay leaves about an hour. Add shell beans, and simmer until all beans are soft, about another hour. In a large skillet, sauté onion and garlic in oil until translucent. Add peppers, and sauté a few minutes. Add tomatoes, increase heat and stir five minutes. Add allspice and all the fresh herbs except basil and parsley. Add mixture to the beans. Bring to a boil, then simmer. Add basil and parsley (saving a little for garnish), salt, pepper and remaining vegetables. Simmer 20 minutes more. Add greens about 5 minutes before serving. Serve over cooked pasta. (You can cook the pasta in the soup instead, but be sure to not overcook it.) Garnish with parsley, basil and freshly grated cheese. Serves 10.
1 large onion, diced1 leek, cut into thin rings3 large cloves garlic, minced5 tbsp butter or olive oil2 to 3 medium potatoes, grated1 carrot, grated1 green pepper, seeded and diced1 large head broccoli, chopped4 cups vegetable or chicken stock5 ounces bleu cheese, crumbled (milder cheeses can be substituted)1 cup half-and-half or cream1 cup milk (all dairy can be replaced with soy milk)1/3 cup dry sherrySea salt and freshly ground pepper, to tasteFresh parsley, minced
In a large pot, sauté onion, leek and garlic in butter or oil until soft, about 5 minutes. Add potato, carrot, green pepper and broccoli. Sauté 2 to 3 minutes, then add stock. Simmer until all ingredients are soft. Purée soup in a food processor or blender. Heat purée over medium heat, stirring in cheese, cream and milk. Simmer a couple minutes, then add sherry. Add salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with parsley. Serves 6.
7 cups vegetable or chicken stock8 ears fresh corn on the cob, shucked1 medium carrot, grated1 large onion, chopped1 clove garlic, minced1/2 cup green pepper, diced2 tbsp vegetable or organic canola oil2/3 cup raw cashews1/2 cup dry sherrySea salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste1 medium red bell pepper, finely dicedFresh parsley or cilantro, minced
In a heavy pot, bring stock to a boil. Add ears of corn and simmer 5 minutes. Remove corn and set aside to cool. Cut kernels off cobs. Then use the back of your knife to scrape the "milk" off the cobs into the stock. In a skillet, sauté carrot, onion, garlic and green pepper in the oil until soft. Blend corn kernels, cashews and sherry in a food processor with enough stock to help purée the mixture. (For more texture, save some ingredients from the food processor, and add directly to stock.) Add purée to soup pot, and bring to simmer. Season with salt and pepper. Serve garnished with red pepper and parsley. Serves 6.
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ANAHEIM, Calif., Feb. 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- WestPack, Booth #5812 -- Epson today announced that SixB Labels, the premiere source for labels, decals and bar codes in the Southwest, has installed the Epson® SurePress® L-4033AW label press to provide a complete label offering for its customers in the graphic, manufacturing, food, service, beauty, and health industries. In addition, SixB Labels is showcasing its high-quality labels at WestPack, the West Coast's packaging exposition and conference, from Feb. 11-13 in Anaheim, Calif.
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