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ASK MY KIDS, they'll tell you: Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, is a great place to grow up. Especially on Verandah Place, the most coveted block in perhaps the most charming neighborhood in brownstone Brooklyn. It's a row of mid-19th century brick carriage and mews houses, with a vest-pocket park right across the street and a highly regarded public elementary school two blocks away. Never was there a better street for skateboarding or jumping rope; car traffic is minimal. The river, the harbor and Brooklyn Bridge Park are a few blocks away; so are the best Middle Eastern and Italian groceries you'll find in NYC.
And how often does a four-story, five bedroom, three bath townhouse with a great garden come up for rent on Verandah Place, especially one that's just undergone a two-month spiffing up from top to bottom? Not often, let me tell you. If I could afford it, I'd live there myself (and did, for 20 years), but right now, it's for rent, with a long lease possible.
Our 1850s townhouse is bright and ridiculously charming, full of simple details that characterize its classic architecture: original cove moldings, four-panel doors, rare black marble fireplaces (two working) and harmonious, perfectly square rooms.
Live there, work there — the garden level would lend itself beautifully to use as a studio or professional office, or as a guest suite, play or media room.
The entire house is freshly painted, with newly refinished floors. The kitchen has custom cabinets, honed granite countertop, Sub-Zero fridge and Viking stove next to a large dining room with wood-burning fireplace.
But why take my word for it? Have a look at my many photos, below. The official listing is here. Check out the professional photos on the realtor's site (especially if you want to see the park across the street), or contact me at caramia447 (at) gmail (dot) com for further details.
P.S. Scroll all the way down to read some quirky factoids I've pulled together about Six Verandah Place and its location.
Parlor floor entry. Stairs go down to studio/garden level. Library/den to left, formal parlor ahead to left, beyond classical columns.
Library, den, media room, what have you. 15'x15′. Closet to right, double entry doors.
Come on in to parlor/living room. Door straight ahead leads to wrought iron balcony down to garden.
Major gap here: The photos above show just two angles on a 15'x22′ room with a marble mantel and two six-over-six windows overlooking the garden. Now up we go to the second floor…
Room straight ahead can be used as study or small bedroom. Overlooks garden. I wrote many a magazine article there.
View from dining room into hallway. Staircase, of course, original.
Dining room. About 15'x18′. Marble fireplace burns wood. Knoll credenza stays.
Bathroom on second floor has stall shower, washer/dryer, window overlooking street.
Coming up to top floor landing…
Master bedroom has skylight, arched windows, two closets, overlooks garden, rooftops.
2nd top floor bedroom.
3rd top floor bedroom.
Top floor bathroom with deep soaking tub.
Oh, wait! There's another whole floor downstairs, on the garden level… and a full storage basement below that.
Two room studio can be used for myriad purposes. Guest suite, playroom, teen hangout, professional office. Another access to garden.
Garden-level bathroom has full tub, 1940s green tile.
Private garden with slate patio.
- The house is pre-Civil War, built in the mid-1850s.
- It has more original interior detail than any other on the block (and I've been in most of them). That includes 4 marble mantels, cove moldings on the parlor floor, and the staircase/balusters. The ornate fixture in the front entry hall was once a gas fixture and is original to the house.
- Legend has it that the house is part of a row of five, all built by one gentleman on Warren Street for his five daughters and their families. These were not carriage houses, though there are several on the block; they were always one-family houses.
- The house is backwards! (That may be true of the whole row of five.) What is now the front facade of the house was originally the rear facade. If you stand in the garden and look up, you see its full size.
- The house is backwards probably because access was from Warren or Henry Street. There must have been an opening or possibly a road that ran through what is now the back garden in the 19th century.
- The rear parlor (living room) was originally the front parlor. We opened up the hallway and inserted the columns (which are salvaged porch columns) in the late 1980s, shortly after we bought the house.
- We also raised the ceilings on the top floor in the two back bedrooms (when we bought the house, those two rooms were an attic you couldn't stand up in) and added the three arched windows.
- The kitchen dates from 2000. Cabinetry is custom maple, and the appliances (Viking, Bosch, Sub-Zero, etc.) have all been professionally refurbished.
- Cobble Hill Park became a park in the 1950s. Prior to that there was a church there, and Verandah Place was gated. The church was torn down, and a supermarket was set to go up in its place. The community objected, and the park was created. The sandbox is centered on a unique concrete dolphin that has been there since the '50s and was preserved in a 1989 park renovation.
Want more info? Email me: caramia447 (at) gmail (dot) com.
Beach plums in bloom
STEAMING TOWARD A MOVE-IN DATE of this Friday at my new/old house in East Hampton, N.Y. Yes, I know it doesn't look move-in ready, and the fact is, I still don't have water. But that's my goal. The phantom plumber was supposed to come yesterday to hook up a couple of fairly important items, including a toilet, but he was sick. Fingers crossed for today.
I had two satisfyingly productive days recently. On Sunday afternoon, I put a coat of primer on the plywood floor in the dining/sitting room, above and below, soon to be covered by floor paint, probably white. Quick way to make the place feel cleaner and brighter.
This first required the painstaking removal of hundreds of carpet staples, most with tufts of carpet stuck to them, a prospect that had been hanging me up for weeks. My daughter got to it last week with a pair of pliers, enabling the operation to proceed, and for that I am very grateful.
I spent almost all day Monday cleaning the house as best I could without H2O. That was a rather non-green operation involving broom and dustpan, the vac, Swiffers both dry and wet, spray cleaner, and lots and lots of paper towels. I won't be happy until I get my rubber gloves into a bucket of hot soapy water, but it helped.
While I worked inside, Eric the tree man buzzed and chipped outside, removing tree limbs and a couple of whole trees near the house that posed a danger of falling. It's not a dramatic change, but to me, the space in front of the house feels more open and airy. (Don't go by these iPhone shots. I keep saying the place looks brighter, while the photos look terribly dim.)
The kitchen floor, below — 18″x18″ charcoal gray tiles — has been laid and will be grouted today.
This was the inspiration photo for the floor tiles:
The stove and fridge are being delivered later this week.
The contractor built a wooden base for a deep two-basin kitchen sink top that was left behind in the shed, below, following a magazine picture I showed him. I think it came out better than the picture.
Then I'll have to say goodbye to all my helpers for a while and forge on alone for the next couple of months. The coffers have run dry, and all incoming funds will be going toward fix-ups at our mews house in Brooklyn. <–That link is to a four-year-old post; the rent has gone up. If interested, contact me at caramia447@gmail. The longtime renters are leaving, and the place requires attention and an infusion of cash.
By the way, anyone need a 9-1/2 foot long liquid propane tank, bottom? Once used to heat a now-disappeared swimming pool, it sits in the parking area like a beached submarine. I got a $4,000 estimate to take it away, so it won't be leaving any time soon. It's not in my way, but neither do I anticipate any future use for it. Do I have any takers?
A LOT OF PEOPLE (myself included) give up, somewhat, on window boxes and outdoor containers by the time November rolls around. Others keep going… like the owners of the swell Manhattan townhouse, above, who've created an arresting display with gourds and berries.
My go-to place for inspiration in all seasons, including fall and winter, is the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, above (that's a side view of the Brooklyn Museum as seen from inside the garden), where crews were busy on Sunday repairing Sandy damage. Thankfully, it doesn't seem to have been too extensive there.
Some go all out in autumn with mums. Usually that's not particularly interesting, but I like the front yard planting, above, where the lavender mums are interspersed symmetrically with juniper, a yellow grass, and a deep purple leafed thing whose name is not springing to mind.
Sweet potato and coleus hang in through Thanksgiving, at least, the chartreuse of the always-satisfying sweet potato vine a vivid contrast against the brownstone.
A red annual grass is flourishing now in the concrete window boxes of a fine house on St. Marks Avenue in Prospect Heights. Is there anything being built today that matches the elegance of that hefty iron stoop railing and brownstone window ledges? No, there's not!


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Running Time: 88
Company: Simon Wolf Productions
Cast: Kylie Ireland, Herschel Savage, Mike Horner, Mickey G., Tommi Rose, Randy Spears, Sunrise Adams, Daniella Rush
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
Two sex scenes with Ireland make this video good for fans of her work.
Herschel Savage is a mob boss with a lover named Fire, played by Kylie Ireland. Randy Spears is a henchman who falls in love with Fire, and given the actress performing the role, who wouldn't want to play with her?
Spears does, and while the boss is out shaking down some "clients," Spears runs Ireland through a number of positions before finally dropping a load on her huge rack. Savage is a swinger, who actually promotes Spears for giving Ireland such a good roll in the hay.
Savage likes to screw around on the side himself, with Daniella Rush playing his kept woman. Shortly thereafter, Rush calls up Savage at home - something she isn't allowed to do. Savage sends Lee Stone, playing a goon, off to have is way with Rush. They go down on each other before Stone fucks her ass, cums on her gaping asshole, then chokes her to death. (That's no way to treat a lady. It kinda ruins a stroker's mood -women who fuck this nasty and well should be considered a national resource, above killing.)
Savage still needs a side-piece, so he picks up the beautiful Sunrise Adams, 69ing with her in his limo, before moving her up to a hotel room. Ba-da-bing ba-da-boom, Savage fucks her silly, then drops his load in her mouth.
The bad news is that Spears has fallen for Ireland completely, and gets jealous when Savage has henchman Mickey G. service her. So he begs her to run away with him - and she does. Bad news, because now the boss wants Spears dead.


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Barbecued Buffalo Wing Dip With a Twist
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
Think you've had buffalo dip before? Think again- this gem blows away the competition...creamy with a depth not normally associated with buffalo dip. So easy, makes a ton and with that perfect zip...open the chips and pass the margarita's! Recipe courtesy one of my good friends generous enough to pass on this keeper.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (10 ounce) cans chunk chicken
- 2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup ranch dressing
- 1⁄4 cup lime juice
- 1⁄4 cup barbecue sauce
- 1⁄4 cup buffalo wing sauce
- 1 1⁄2 cups shredded Mexican blend cheese
- 1⁄4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1⁄4 teaspoon onion powder
- Heat chicken, lime juice, BBQ sauce and buffalo sauce in a large saucepan.
- Add cumin, red pepper and onion powder.
- Once heated through, add ranch dressing and cream cheese, stirring until all is mixed well together.
- Remove from heat and add half of shredded cheese, stirring well to incorporate.
- Spoon mixture into a baking dish or crockpot and top with remaining shredded cheese. Serve warm (can be reheated in baking dish until bubbly or on low in a crockpot).
- *The heat of this dish can be increased or decreased as desired- just add more buffalo sauce*.
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Very addictive! I used the 10 oz cans of chicken, but will cook my own next time. Two 10-oz cans should be 2 cups of diced chicken, which should be about 2/3 pound of chicken breast. I left out the cumin because I'm not a fan and the red pepper flakes because I don't like a lot of heat. I used tortillas for dipping. I loved the tang of the lime juice and the smokiness of the barbecue sauce.
A crowd pleaser, even with light cheeses and light ranch! I love the lime flavor! Personally I'd like more chicken and less cream cheese, and more wing sauce. My favorite part of this recipe is all the ingredients could be kept in your pantry and refrigerator - a quick dip to make if a friend stops by.
I made this last night and it was very good! Its something different than your regular chicken wing dip. It has a lot of different flavors going on and definitely gives it a twist! I do prefer to use real chicken instead of the canned. Also instead of heating this up in a saucepan, I just did what I do for the regular buffalo chicken dip. I throw everything together in a casserole dish and put it in the oven to bake. I used franks hot sauce, since I didnt have wing sauce. Next time I will double the amount to make it spicy. The bbq sauce really gives it a smokey taste in the background. And the lime juice gives it a kicked up zesty taste! It was really good and I will be making this again when Im in the mood for something more kicked up than the ordinary wing dip! Thanks for the recipe!


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Skip to comments.The Riflemans Burden
Posted on 01/06/2012 5:46:29 PM PST by marktwain
I use the word Rifleman in the following text as a general term that could also be interpreted as warrior, knight, patriot, samurai, protector or any number of other terms. At any rate, mere skill at rifle marksmanship is not what Im talking about, and any number of other skill sets may fit the following description.
If youre reading this for pleasure, youre very likely a rifleman or an aspiring rifleman (I include women in the word rifleman because I remember what proper English is, even though I seldom speak it). If youre a rifleman, you might have thought about what all your hard won skill might be useful for. So have I.
The rifleman in modern society is akin to a ham radio in a smart phone world. The smart phone is quick and chock full of capabilities that are a lot more interesting in terms of the phones screen than of the real, physical, and interactive world. It is new, and keeping up with the latest model is a sure way to engage in what sociologists would call conspicuous consumption, so you can let everyone in the checkout line at the supermarket know that you can afford the latest and greatest as you text away (or whatever you do with those damn things). Your smart phone can gather all the data you need to come up with a firing solution for your precision shot in just a minute or two. You can even buy a mount for your picatinny rail on which to plant the phone (never miss a call as you send it). You can use your phone to watch movies and listen to music. You always know that if there is an emergency, or your car breaks down you dont have to worry. You can always be aware of whats going on everywhere, except directly around you.
The ham radio is not new or sexy. The barista at Starbucks is not likely to be impressed by the skills of an amateur radio operator. It doesnt do a plethora of cool things. Its pretty much a communication tool.
In the extremely unlikely event that the thin veneer of our placid and peaceful society is somehow ripped away, the cell phone network is likely to be compromised. In the event the batteries cannot be charged, the phones life will be measured in hours. It will then be a useless piece of garbage. Millions of smart phone owners who are totally dependent will be left jonesing for their smart fix. They will be expecting that they can get bailed out with a quick call or text. The idea that they should have found some other way out would be unfathomable to them.
Ham radios are intended to be used as a backup to regular communication in the event of an emergency. Their users think ahead on how to keep power supplied and replenished. The technology is relatively simple and robust.So it is with the rifleman.
The rifleman, like the ham radio is not the flashiest. He is probably not perceived as especially useful by most people. A male model or newscaster would appear to the common modern American to be preferable to the rifleman. But in an emergency, when most peoples reality is turned upside down, the rifleman is who everyone else will look to for guidance and leadership.
So far I have conveyed that the rifleman is someone who we hope is never needed, is not well understood by the masses, and who has a skill that seems out of date and out of place in modern society unless the worst happens, and the thin veneer of stability is worn away. Lets examine the rifleman as he was conceived in our country to better understand him in his proper context.
When America still existed as British colonies, communities had to band together to some degree to protect themselves from the wild, and from invaders. The able bodied men were mandated to answer this call of responsibility. It was understood that although you may be asked to give up everything- your home, the well-being of your family, your livelihood, and possibly your life, it was necessary for the survival of the community that you take up arms if it was necessary. In antiquity, they called the collective body of riflemen the militia. This is not currently a politically correct word, and is not a productive term to use anymore. The media has undermined the meaning of this word, and turned it upside down, as they have with a great many other things.
The riflemen of old functioned not so much out of rights, but out of responsibilities. These responsibilities were to their communities. Community in those days meant that you had an extended circle of family and friends that you had to answer to for your words and deeds. Note that communities have largely been left behind in favor of mobility and privacy.
When it came time to overthrow the ruler of the original American colonies, our own Founding Fathers recognized an important principle that they later found necessary to articulate in the nations primary governing document: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. Obviously at that time, the rifleman was still a necessity to the security of his community, and to his burgeoning nation.
In time the wealth of the nation flourished. Consider this quote by John Adams: I must study politics and war, that our sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. Our sons ought to study mathematics and philosophy, geography, natural history and naval architecture, navigation, commerce and agriculture in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture, statuary, tapestry and porcelain. He got his wish, but at what cost (a nation of pansies perhaps)?
As the nation flourished, a couple important things happened. First, the notion of the community began to dissolve. We became more mobile and lost the geographic bonds forged among family, friends, and neighbors. Second, we became specialists. We decided that instead of maintaining a militia of the common man, we would develop an institution of professional militia. In the case of threats outside our borders, this took the shape of a professional military. In the case of civil unrest and crime, this became the police. This makes a lot of sense because people who do a lot of something and do it frequently tend to get very good at it.
The loss of communities and the rise of specialization must be considered together. The professional militia, the military and police, no longer served the face of their family and neighbors, or answered to their own conscious. Gone was the town meeting style of governance from the old colonies that left every man to consider his actions by his own compass. Instead they answered to superiors and followed orders, or more significantly, they followed the culture that began to develop inside their organizations. As this occurred, the average citizen began to disassociate himself increasingly from such matters.
In the present, the average man finds himself immersed in matters related to his specialization, and then to his entertainment. The plight of another in his community does not compel him to act. He leaves this to the professional.
Not only is the average man in modern society generally unwilling to come to the aid of his community in an emergency, it is very likely that he is unable to do so. He might be able to operate a cell phone to call the professionals but the odds of him conveying the important information quickly and efficiently are not good. Modern people function in a state that assumes nothing bad will happen. When bad things happen, the shock that something bad and unexpected is happening induces an immediate onset of Code Black.
The performance of the professional can vary from community to community, and will depend largely on the culture of his organization. In some cases it works quite well. In others well it is a miserable and corrupt failure. In most cases it will likely fall somewhere in between. This professional is the most obvious and outward symbol of the government erected by the people of that jurisdiction, although the professional may not even be a member of the community in which he works. In short, the community reaps what it sows.
The rifleman, on the other hand, still cares about his community. He has not given up on his neighbor, although his neighbor largely disregards him.The dominant culture is upside down and inside out, and therefore shuns the rifleman.
The rifleman understands his duty as a member of his community, although his community may no longer function as such. He understands that as an able bodied man, it is incumbent on him to maintain readiness to act, whether that action involves the use of arms or an extra set of hands. He understands that coincidence of timing and circumstance may place his abilities in a situation that demands them.He may be called on to protect someone in his community who cannot protect himself. He may be called on to stop someone from doing harm unto others.He may even be called to protect his community at large.
The rifleman may not fit in well. He doesnt care. The rifleman does not live in deference to contemporary fashion or relativism. He lives according to principle. He may not seem like much upon superficial inspection, but if Providence should place him in a moment of need, he will not disappoint. The problem now is that we need more like him.
Rifleslingers blog: http://artoftherifle.blogspot.com/
I couldn't resist.
I read into that article because I have a crush on Lucas McCain.
As both a rifleman and a ham radio operator I understand and stand ready.
Lucas McCain with an assault rifle.
The weapon that made the Rifleman a television legend was an 1892 .44-40 Winchester carbine.
I don't doubt that that is true — but I believe the series was supposed to take place in the 1880's. Television has a long history being a little casual about facts and timelines.
Well said. Nobody loves the soldier or the gun owner until the enemy is at the gate.
We should lobby for a new TV show on the Spike TV network called the Assault Rifleman. It would be a great opening scene....a bit longer with a 30 rounder, but still great.
The show was a morality play every week. It spoke to being a sheepdog before such a term was applied to those among us who protect the widow and orphan, the weak and old....those who do not avert their eyes or worse yet, become the exploiter.
Still I was amazed how every drifter and bad guy would invariable pick on the only 6 foot 5 inch 270 pound guy who could freeze water with his gaze AND had the reputation for being a crack rifle shot.....Yep. That is the guy I want to screw with.
OK, first of all, great post. The individual rifleman and ham radio operator are uniquely American characters and worth emulating by those who love liberty.
Now... if you listen to the original "The Rifleman" intro, I counted at least fourteen shots fired during Lucas McCain's walking fusillade. There's a film splice if you look closely.
Of course, I loved the show as a kid, back when there were several TV westerns where a specialized weapon was part of the plot (Steve McQueen's `mare's laig', for example). And MAD Magazine did a classic parody:
"How come you carries a rifle instead of a pistol, Pa?"
"'Cause there's more room for notches, son."
What Good Can a Handgun Do Against An Army?
".30-.30 lever action...the Original Assault Rifle"
My pre-64 Winchester is STILL the one I'm likely to reach for first if the SHTF.
My Bells and Whistles .308? Not a long-term option if an armorer or quality gunsmith is unavailable.
My wife's AR-15? Don't make me laugh!
M-39 Finnish Mosin Nagant? A solid second, but not as practical here in the Northwest rainforest.
Probably much better trained with handguns and a 12 gauge, but I've always thought of myself as a rifleman first. Funny.
I like this article - thanks for posting.
"I read into that article because I have a crush on Lucas McCain."
So do I....and I'm a heterosexual male.
Maybe its the gun.....
Odd though it may sound, I've been considering a Remington 7600 in .308 as a "go to" rifle of late.
Take the first step towards becoming a rifleman. Come to an Appleseed. http://www.appleseedusa.org
Another one here. Made lots of good Ham friends in OK. Lived in Piedmont for 7 years. Loved it.
and I actually hate cell phones.
Every time out country stands in the path of Danger an instinct seems to summons her finest first. Those who truly understand it.
When freedom shivers in the path of true peril it is always the patriots who first hear the call. When loss of liberty is looming as it is now the siren sounds first in the hearts of freedoms vanguard the smoke in the air of our Concord Bridges and Pearl Harbors is always smelled first by the farmers. Who come from their simple homes to find the fire and fight, because they know that sacred stuff resides in that wooden stock and blued steel.
Something that gives the most common man the most uncommon of freedoms. When ordinary hands can possess such and extraordinary instrument that symbolizes the full measure of human dignity and liberty.
That is why those 5 words issue an irresistible call with all and we must. So as we set out this year to defeat the divisive forces that would take freedom away, I want to say those fighting words, for everyone within the sound of my voice, to hear and to head, and especially for you Mr. Gore "From my Cold Dead Hands".
Charlton Heston (addressing the 2000 NRA Convention)
Doesn't sound odd at all. Sounds like a good idea.
I don't hunt, but I do like to bust clays. I do most of my shooting with a BPS, so I think I'd be comforatble with that.
QRZ de W5HJ
I found a web site dedicated to the rifle used in the show that stated that the show takes place twenty years earlier than the rifle used was actually introduced. Would have made it 1870s. OK by me. I was just a kid at the time and that "Official Rifleman Rifle" cap shooter under the Christmas tree was just perfect! Killed a lot of redskins and rustlers with that rifle and my "Fanner Fifty" d;^)
The Winchester feels good. The sights come up easy and is handles great.
Its 30-30 round isnt a world beater,but it stops a lot of both four and two legged game.
I like it..and I too have a pre 64....
What gun?
Kind of makes you feel like a member of the Priesthood.
Spewed coffee on the keyboard. Thanks.....
That .44-40 round is a mighty good one. Right balance of accuracy, controlability and take-down power.
What Good Can a Handgun Do Against An Army?
STILL a great read after nearly 10 years on FR. And although one pistol won't defeat an army, 40 million will make one hell of a dent!
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By Ashley Luthern
Improvements at Federal Station continue, even as the new concrete on the east parking lot is tested for its durability.
The Western Reserve Transit Authority began a repaving project of the Federal Station parking lot, plaza and decorative concrete dividers earlier this year, and work was completed in June.
The entire paving project cost about $660,000, said Michael Fagan of Olsavsky Jaminet Architects of Youngstown, which does design work for WRTA. Fagan said the east parking lot is still blocked from buses.
"We saw imperfections and we weren't entirely happy with it," Fagan said.
Those imperfections are not cracks, but light marks on the surface of the concrete, he said.
Jim Santini Builder Inc. did the paving, and the company is working with WRTA, Fagan said.
Read the full story Monday in The Vindicator and on Vindy.com.
As one of the invisible people who depend on the WRTA bus system as my main source of transportation, I invite you to come downtown to the bus station. I hear that crowds of people gather up there about 10 after the hour several times a day just to wave at the drivers as those empty buses pull out.
Sorry for being sarcastic, but the buses I ride are rarely empty. I've been on the Market St bus when every seat was filled. Of course, it depends on the time of day as some people ride the bus to go to/from work or to go to places that keep normal business hours.
Public transportation plays a vital role in our economy as the ALEC controlled congress turns us into a third world nation. As wages drop to min. wage, many people will have to make harsh decisions - owning and operating a motor vehicle is equivalent to the cost of renting an apartment. Some people will not be able to afford both.
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thieves attacking their hives.
John Whitehead, of Kerikeri, is offering $5000 for
information on the poisoning of about 90 hives on four sites
along Paponga Rd, near Broadwood.
And Lindsay Guest, of Kohukohu, has $3000 to reward someone
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over at the Skyline Hill on the West Coast Rd.
Police are investigating both incidents in an industry that
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The Paponga Rd hives had been attacked some time between
September 17 and October 9.
"Whoever did it must have had a [beekeeper's] suit and tool
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Meanwhile, Whangarei Bee Club president Kevin Wallace said
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Mr Whitehead suspected "someone wanting to take over my
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My Mom's Poppy Seed Bread
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 1 hr 15 mins
This recipe was given to me by my friend, Tracy Wernsman. It is very yummy and I know holds a special place in her heart. Enjoy!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 cups flour
- 2 1⁄2 cups sugar
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons salt
- 1 1⁄2 cups milk
- 1 cup oil, plus
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 3 tablespoons poppy seeds
- 3 eggs
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons almond extract
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 1⁄2 cup orange juice
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1⁄2 teaspoon almond extract
- Blend dry ingredients with milk and oil, beat eggs in thoroughly and add flavorings.
- Pour into 2 greased bread loaf pans. Make sure pans are greased to prevent sticking or even better, use a non-stick pan.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
- Test with toothpick.
- Meanwhile, melt butter, add juice, sugar, vanilla and almond extract.
- Bring to a boil.
- Remain warm.
- When bread is done, drag a knife around edges of your pan, poke holes with a fork in random pattern.
- Drizzle glaze over and in cake.
- Cool thoroughly.
- Wrap in Saran Wrap.
- Refrigerate or freeze.
- Could also make muffins or smaller loaves.
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I've been craving almond poppy seed bread and this hit the spot. Mine was done about 5min early. The glaze was a perfect addition - not too orangey like I was afraid of. Thanks!
for some of you frustrated reviewere: There are a few necessary steps that you must go through before you put your ingredients together and put the item in the oven:
1. read the recipe
2. read the reviews to see if you need to modify anything
3. read the recipe again after you have made any modifications
4. get all utensils and ingredients together into one place
This rece=ipe needed no modifications, It turned out fine as written. I've been making this bread for years and have never tired of it.
I made this for my bf for Easter!! He thought it was great!! I have never made bread from scratch so this was a challenge for me..it was an easy recipe..although it had darken onthe top a little quicker then I expected..but all in all a deliciious recipe! Thank you for sharing it


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Viva San Pietro
Yesterday, "Surf and Turf" Joey DaSilva slid, slipped, and skipped to the end of a 45-foot-long telephone pole suspended over the water and covered with grease and slop. By grabbing the flag at the end, he became the 2015 Saturday champion of the annual Greasy Pole contest, making him one of the elite crew eligible to compete again on Fiesta Sunday for the rest of his life. It's one of the highlights of the unique St. Peter's Fiesta, an annual festival sponsored by the Italian-American fishing community of Gloucester, MA. The festival is a five-day celebration including a procession of St. Peter's effigy accompanied by bands and Sicilian chants, a Sunday mass on a large outdoor altar, seine boat races, a carnival, food, and drinking - lots of drinking. The annual festival is a defining force in Gloucester's tight-knit community, even as the fishing industry that generated it continues a long decline. [more inside]
Kitchen Junkets and Contra Dance
Kitchen Junkets in New England homes were a wintertime venue for live music and contra dance - a social dance form that's never really faded from the region's popular culture. Often credited with keeping the form alive, scholar/musician Ralph Page celebrated the kitchen junket and other contra traditions from 1949-1984 in his hand-printed magazine Northern Junket, available indexed and fully digitized via the University of New Hampshire. [more inside]
Just a bunch of Fluff
Archibald Query 's creation, Marshmallow Fluff, followed a winding path to household name. Most famous as a component of the Fluffernutter sandwich, this icon of New England cuisine appears in hundreds of other recipes, including whoopie pies and Mamie Eisenhower's Never Fail Fudge. You can even try making it yourself. . Other homages include the pop-style "Fluffart" of Susan Olsen, perhaps better known to us as the Brady Bunch's Cindy; some video tributes, and the What the Fluff? Festival in Somerville, MA (previously),
All you need's a hill, a tow rope and a warming hut. Liability Schmiability!
New England's Lost Ski Areas. The Northeast used to be littered with mom-and-pop-size ski areas, many of which have been consolidated into huge resorts, while others fell to development or just passed out of existence. This site serves as a repository for information, images, and reminiscinces. Links to other region's lost ski area sites, too. [more inside]
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Northeast Historic Film is the best of quirky Maine. They archive home movies, collect postcards of New England movie houses, and study depictions of New England in major films. Browsing the list of collections is tantalizing; if only some of these were available as clips or on YouTube. They're one of many archives preserving home movies. Also.
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The Dreaded Half Worcester warning: music is just one of the possible vexing configurations players encounter in candlepin bowling, a regional variation on traditional bowling that's unique to northern New England and maritime Canada. Developed in Worcester, MA, around 1880 (warning: more music), the game is played in gorgeous antique alleys dotted around New England and Nova Scotia, and features a 4 1/2" wooden or rubber ball, three rolls per frame or "box," and 15 and 3/4" narrow, cylinder-shaped pins that are the devil to knock down -- even though you can use the dead wood to knock other pins down, a score over 200 is extremely rare. Find some lanes and play or just take the quiz - like so many regional quirks, this one's undergoing a bit of a revival.
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo brings world music to the Pabst
Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the group that has been introducing South African music to the world for decades, will perform at the Pabst Theater at 7:30 June 20.
The Grammy Award-winning group has performed with stars ranging from Paul Simon to Emmylou Harris, and appeared on Michael Jackson's "Moonwalker" video. »Read Full Article
Singers blend magically in MSO's Baroque music concert
A pared-down MSO, two remarkable voices and an extremely communicative conductor joined forces in an absolutely captivating evening of Baroque music on Friday.
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Albury solicitor finishes marathon 10 minutes before explosions
An Albury solicitor competing in the Boston marathon says he finished his race 10 or 15 minutes before bombs exploded near the finish line.
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From his hotel room James Sloan said his grateful he took a shower after completing the marathon instead of watching other runners finish the race.
"It is a massive organisation with 27,000 athletes and probably half a million spectators... It is a very well organised event and after you finish the race they channel you away from the finish area to collect your medal, food and personal bags.
"I finished about 10 or 15 minutes before the bomb blasts went off. Instead of going to the finish line, after three and a half hours of running I was feeling like a shower so I was actually in the shower at the time and I heard these two explosions."
Sloan says his daughter and another runner witnessed the explosion.
"It looked like a bomb blast had gone off. There was people running everywhere... Very quickly there was emergency vehicles on the scene, there were police, ambulance and fire engines.
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By Maj. Edward Lynch, USARJ G3March 3, 2013
TOKYO (March 3, 2013) -- The Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted its 17th annual in-depth orientation course in Tokyo, Feb. 11-15, 2013, for 20 U.S. military officers selected from throughout Japan.
According to Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or MOFA, organizers, this orientation program is only offered once annually and is designed to introduce U.S. officers to Japan's culture, political system and national policy, especially as it relates to the United States.
Participants began the week heading from U.S. Forces Japan, or USFJ, headquarters at Yokota Air Base, to a small Japanese-style inn in downtown Tokyo. Here they were introduced and were able to experience the traditional Japanese cultural lifestyle by sleeping on tatami mats, eating local delicacies and bathing in a traditional hot bath, known as an onsen.
Daily activities for the group included lectures by university professors, business leaders, government and elected officials. Also included were cultural tours of historical landmarks and social events where participants conversed with other American and Japanese diplomatic and political staffs.
On the second day of the orientation the officers visited the Diet, Japan's version of the U.S. Congress, and sat in on an ongoing diet session with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Minister of Defense Itsunori Onodera.
The program is aimed at building a greater understanding of Japan by developing relationships between officials and service members, and by deepening the cooperative aspects of how the government and military contribute to the strong alliance.
Presentations to USFJ members included an overview of details and mechanisms of the alliance, including the Status of Forces Agreement which provides additional protection for U.S. service members, civilian employees and their families while stationed in Japan.
"This program had tremendous value in that it provided a deeper look into the relationship between the U.S. and Japan as well as a further understanding of the Japanese government and military systems," said Maj. Santel Powell, future operations officer at Camp Zama's U.S. Army Japan headquarters. "This gives me an understanding of the complexities of our relationship as we work together to maintain security and stability in the region."
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"A great aspect of this program was meeting all the people from the other services and career fields and understanding their challenges," said Air Force Capt. Julie Roloson, a security forces officer from Misawa Air Base.
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The polypill group also had lower blood pressure and cholesterol, compared with those taking the individual medications.
The idea of a preventive polypill has been kicking around for some time, May said, but this is the first study he had heard of comparing that kind of pill to existing treatments.
"This particular study I like because they're comparing it to regular therapy with standard agents," May said. "We're not just comparing the polypill to nothing. They're actually comparing it to standard therapy."
There are some drawbacks, however.
"What do you do when a guy gets a rash? You now have to deal with the issue of which component might be causing the difficulty," May noted.
The polypill also reduces doctors' ability to tweak the amount of medication a person is taking if, for instance, more blood pressure control is needed, he added.
"There are individuals who feel very strongly this ought to be the statin we use in this environment or that environment," May said.
And there may be potential problems related to the timing of doses, Fletcher noted.
"Some medications need to be taken at night. In this particular study, the statin drug and the blood pressure drug usually need to be taken at night," he said. "Antiplatelets are often taken in the morning. That's a slight disadvantage for the polypill."
On the other hand, Fletcher said bringing such a pill to the U.S. market could be easy, given that generics were used in the study.
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Be like us, the Argies! You'll never win anything if you play like you did today. You know why you miss penalties at the most important times? Because you have no 'cojones'! Google it ENGLISHMAN.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Jun 26, 2006 02:37 Flag
Its #$%$ isnt it. I Hope that changes this time.
Hey we kicked your #$%$ in the Falklands war though didn't we?
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Well I must admit if it came to England V Argentina I'd have to support England.
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The British government should have been willing to treat the famine crisis in Ireland as an imperial responsibility and to bear the costs of relief after the summer of 1847. Instead, in an atmosphere of rising 'famine fatigue' in Britain, Ireland at that point and for the remainder of the famine was thrown back essentially on its own woefully inadequate resources.
What, then, were the ideologies that held the British political élite and the middle classes in their grip, and largely determined the decisions not to adopt the possible relief measures outlined above? There were three in particular-the economic doctrines of laissez-faire, the Protestant evangelical belief in divine Providence, and the deep-dyed ethnic prejudice against the Catholic Irish to which historians have recently given the name of 'moralism'.
'Moralism'-the notion that the fundamental defects from which the Irish suffered were moral rather than financial. Educated Britons of this era saw serious defects in the Irish 'national character'-disorder or violence, filth, laziness, and worst of all, a lack of self-reliance. This amounted to a kind of racial or cultural stereotyping. The Irish had to be taught to stand on their own feet and to unlearn their dependence on government.
'Moralism' was strikingly evident in the various tests of destitution that were associated with the administration of the poor law. Thus labourers on the public works were widely required to perform task labour, with their wages measured by the amount of their work, rather than being paid a fixed daily wage. Similarly, there was the requirement that in order to be eligible for public assistance, those in distress must be willing to enter a workhouse and to submit to its harsh disciplines-such as endless eight-hour days of breaking stones or performing some other equally disagreeable labour. Such work was motivated by the notion that the perceived Irish national characteristic of sloth could be eradicated or at least reduced.
This set of ethnic prejudices, which have now been abundantly documented, had the general effect of prompting British ministers, civil servants, and politicians to view and to treat the Catholic Irish as something less than fully human. Such prejudices encouraged the spread of 'famine fatigue' in Britain at an early stage, and they dulled or even extinguished the active sympathies that might have sustained political will - the will to combat the gross oppression of mass evictions, to alleviate the immense suffering associated with reliance on the poor-law system, and to grapple with the moral indefensibility of mass death in the midst of an absolute sufficiency of food.
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what the hell you think you are!! you think you are better than us! well I'm terribly sorry to inform you mate you are nothing more that a stupid pathetic sick and sad little man! I'm doubt you have a brain in if you have, it must turning into cheese!
I laugh at your coment!! hahahaha!!!!!! Its soo lame!!! now #$%$!!!
you #$%$ looser!!!
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I just wanna say
argentina better football
argentina better rugby
argentina better polo
argentina better tennis
argentina better hockey
better boxers etc.....
and you guys only african that run fast....
hahahhahha alright you wopn the world so what??? Is that a good thing??? Think about it don't be so ignorent look what is happening right now in irak( all is #$%$ up) the whole world is the same... For what????
be your own country england(stop kissing #$%$ all around the world) specially your homeboys....
they don' give a #$%$ about guys...
go ireland!!!!!!!!!!!
go argentina!!!!!!!!!!
football is football
life is only once enjoy it
be argentinian....
"the pope is german but god is argentinian"
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I have to say France my team didn't play well at all, but in the french paper you can read that France is not anymore a good team and they will have to improve a lot. Well..we are honest with ourselves, we haven't done well. England you won the first match thanks to an amazing first half. Yesterday you dind't play well at all. The Rooney effect was only 5 minutes. It was a boring match, and all the journalist and newspaper in Europe agree that even if you won you have to improve a lot and eeven Rooney is not a secret weapon. But SURPRISE, this morning when my wife(english) bought the Uk paper I ask her:Have they seen the same match: The only thing I have read was:Amazing match-Rooney the best- we are qualified-We are the best-2 amazing goals!!! I think you should do like us the french and realise that it is not as great at it looks, because if in future you have to leave in 1/4final it won't hurt so much. By the way it is also a lack of respect for all the english player what I read everyday and hear about Rooney. Football is a team game, if not why don't you leave Rooney on his own on the field and see what he can do! All the best, and as I live in Tenerife: I think this year is gonna be a Spanish year.!!! All the best against sweden, all the best for France and all the Best for Spain.
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maradona the argie scot english man lmao ....all the guys coming to this board saying how good argentina are are probably scots pretending to be english.
Wanna cry about something? 'Freak'...good one. I like your style. Short and sweet...like your #$%$ (without the sweet bit).
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we will do want you lot do then shall we, play hand ball, but we are good at winning wars 'goole that'
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Researchers have found that people in East Asia share genetic material with Denisovans, who got the name from the cave in Siberia where they were first found.
The new study covers a larger part of the world than earlier research, and it is clear that it is not as simple as previously thought.
Professor Mattias Jakobsson, of Uppsala University in Sweden who conducted the study together with graduate student Pontus Skoglund, said hybridisation took place at several points in evolution and the genetic traces of this can be found in several places in the world.
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