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Pat's StoryYears ago I worked at Fabricut. It was a place where there were curtains, drapes and bedspreads sewn. Sears, J. C. Penny's and others bought the items.To make a long story shorter, once a week all the ladies would bring a pre-determined dish for lunch. This cake was served at luncheon. It was called Dr. Birds cake. Had to have the recipe, and so happy I did. It has been a family favorite for years.
A not a lot of work recipe, but is very good and very moist.
3 c
all purpose flour
tsp baking soda
tsp salt
2 c
tsp ground cinnamon
large eggs, beaten
cup vegetable oil
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tsp vanilla
8 oz. can crushed pineapple, undrained
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cup ripe mashed bananas
cup fine chopped pecans or your choice walnuts
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1Combine first 5 ingredients in large mixing bowl.Add eggs and oil, stirring until dry ingredients are moistened, DO NOT BEAT.
2Stir in vanilla, pineapple, 1 cup fine chopped pecans or walnuts and bananas. Mix well.
Pour batter into 3 greased and floured 9 inch round cakepans.( Okay to use large oblong cake pan.) I like at least 2 layers. Delicious either way.
3Bake at 350 for 25-30 minutes, or till toothpick comes out clean. Cool in pans 10 minutes, remove from pans and let cool completely on wire racks.
1/2 cup softened butter
8 oz softened cream cheese
one 16 oz pkg. powdered sugar, sifted
1 tsp vanilla
Cream butter and cream cheese. Gradually add pow. sugar, beating till light and fluffy. Add vanilla. Makes enough for one 3 layer cake.
5May sprinkle favorite chopped nuts on icing, or place pecan or walnut halves on top of cake.
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Hashtags: #pineapple, #pecans, #bananas
Cin Straw's Kitchen NanatomyGrands - Aug 4, 2012
You are right this cake has been around a long long time. I've had a Hummingbird Cake for years, it is a very good cake.
Cin Straw's Kitchen NanatomyGrands - Aug 4, 2012
The Original Hummingbird Cake Recipe is the one I have:
Originally submitted by Mrs. L.H. Wiggins of Greensboro, North Carolina in our Southern Living February 1978 issue, this Hummingbird Cake recipe is known to have won numerous blue ribbons at county fairs.
Pat Campbell fillemup - Aug 4, 2012
Thanks for the comments, Cin. I am beginning to think that great minds do run in same channels and have amazingly same taste in cooking. I ran a search in "all recipes" on this site for a Hummingbird cake recipe, and decided that there was not one on site. I thought wow, surely people have heard of this delicious cake, and apparently a lot of people have. I know this cake is delicious enough to win prizes. Have to start supper, dont want to, hot. Better let Boogie Butt in,my Boston Bull, her tongue is probably on the ground.
Cin Straw's Kitchen NanatomyGrands - Aug 4, 2012
There are several pages of Hummingbird Cake recipes on JAP. You can go here and see......one more won't hurt =;D.
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This week, a New York artist is visiting Charlottesville and leaving behind a mural for all of the city to see.
David Ellis is well known for his unique style of art. He likes to paint artwork all over the place, including sides of trucks and buildings.
"It's a mode of working for me that's similar to MC's free-styling or saxophone players improvising," said Ellis.
His visit was sponsored by the Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative and is part of the "We People" project that will be going on the entire week.
"This project came about as a best case solution for bringing an artist from far away to do something that could be experienced, while it's happening, it could last once he's gone and could be the basis for stories," said Max Fenton, of the Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative.
The story behind the mural is a familiar one. It's life-imitating art. He calls it Flow.
"I was inspired by seeing lava flow into the ocean at night, kind of peering into that and contemplating a force that could equally be both the beginning and the end," said Ellis.
David has an idea of what he wants it to look like, but that could change at any moment.
"One of the best parts of working with improvisers is improvisation. It's not a sign, it's not a billboard, it will be something here to see as long as it is. To be honest I don't know what it will look like," said Fenton.
David just started painting a few hours ago and already, he has drawn a crowd, and that's exactly what he wants.
"I want to effect culture with everything I do," said Ellis.
"If more come and just watch, hang out, share their own stories, share conversations with each other, then we have done a good job to put art in the community," said Fenton.
The group is only allowed to leave the mural there until November. At that time they will ask City Council to let the art work stay.
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First U.S team to top Everest reunitesBy LISA LEFF
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This 1963 photo released by the American Alpine Club Library shows the American Mount Everest Expedition team and their sherpas on the worlds highest mountain. They reached the roof of the world May 1, 1963, a decade after Sir Edmund Hillary.BERKELEY, Calif. It might be hard to conceive now, in an era of extreme sports and ultra-light equipment, but there was a time when Americans who set out to conquer mountains engaged in a pursuit that was as lonely as it was dangerous.
But four men Norm Dyhrenfurth, now 94; Jim Whittaker, 84; Tom Hornbein, 82, and Dave Dingman, 76 remember. The leather boots that stayed wet for weeks. Oxygen canisters that weighed 15 pounds. The shrugs of indifference most of their countrymen gave a half-century ago to what it would take to get a U.S.-led mountaineering expedition to the top of Mount Everest.
Americans, when I first raised it, they said, Well, Everest, its been done. Why do it again? Dyhrenfurth recalled as he and three other surviving members of the 1963 expedition gathered in the San Francisco Bay area for a meeting honoring the 50th anniversary of their achievement.
The American Alpine Club is hosting lectures, film screenings, book-signings and a dinner this weekend recognizing the pioneering climbers and what their feat, captured in a Life magazine cover story, came to represent in the years after President John F. Kennedy honored the Everest team with a Rose Garden reception: the birth of mountaineering as a popular sport in the U.S.
When they were talking about a reunion three years ago, I thought, who the hell cares about that? I figured wed just get together for some beers, Dingman said between interviews with National Geographic, Outside magazine and the Alpine Clubs oral history project. Its turned into this big event, and Im glad it has.
Whittaker, who lives in Seattle and went on to become chief executive of outdoors outfitter Recreational Equipment Inc., was the first American to summit Everest. He and his Sherpa companion, Nawang Gombu, reached the top of the world on May 1, 1963, a decade after New Zealands Edmund Hillary and about six weeks after another climber on the U.S. expedition, Jake Breitenbach, died in an avalanche.
Memories of how close he came to his own death on Everest he and Gombu ran out of oxygen on the summit and had to climb up and back without water after their bottles froze infused every day of his life since with gratitude and child-like wonder, he said.
I think I will probably take it with me into my next life, if I have one, Whittaker said.
Three weeks after Whittakers ascent, two other Americans, Hornbein and the late Willi Unsoeld, became the first men ever to scale Everest via a more dangerous route on the mountains west side. The next day, they descended by the southern route that Hillary, Whittaker and by then, two more members of the American team, had taken to the summit.
The adventure, which included spending the night without sleeping bags or tents at 28,000 feet, made them the first men ever to traverse the worlds highest peak and cost Unsoeld nine frost-bitten toes.
Dingman has been lauded over the years for sacrificing his own chance to scale Everest to belay Hornbein, Unsoeld and two other climbers, Barry Bishop and Lute Jerstad, who had gotten stuck out in the open with them, back down to base camp.
Dingman never made it back to Everest. As a doctor in training, a Vietnam War draftee and then a physician with a young family, he never could find the time to make the trip. He said he had no regrets then and has none now.
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Weston residents voted against paying more in taxes. Now, they'll have to put up with less next year.
On Monday night, board members approved a $31 million budget for the Village of Weston for 2013.
Voters said no to a referendum this past Nov. that would have allowed the Village to raise the tax rate above the maximum allowed by the state. But that decision will come at a price. Over the next several months, the board will now have to explore ways to reduce its operational budget by cutting services.
"We had a significant operational deficit of about $800,000 that we had to work through with a combination of cuts and changes to the procedure to eliminate," said Village Administrator Daniel Guild. "As well as this year we have a budget that has no capital projects, no fleet or equipment replacement. So it's going to be a leaner year for us than in years past."
The Village board voted to raise taxes just slightly, but when they factored in the school district, state, county and tech college tax rates, homeowners property taxes will actually go down about two percent. For example, the owner of a $100,000 house will save about $39 next year.
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After a successful experiment raising summer annuals from seed, Will, Stella and I are growing paperwhite narcissus in clear glass pots. Paperwhites are spring-flowering bulbs (they are a kind of daffodil) and particularly easy to bring into bloom in a pot in the house. They don't need a cold period (simulating winter), and they don't even need soil. In three or four weeks, a single bulb produces several flower stalks, each with about a dozen fragrant, sparkling white flowers. This is the kind of fast action kids appreciate.
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Watering can be a little tricky. It is important not to overwater your bulbs. Clear glass pots allow you to see the water level, as well as to watch as the roots develop. We carefully added water to just below the bottom of each bulb. Stella, fearing that the game was now over, asked if they could take the pots home with them. I reassured her that they could, and she went happily off to find a place for her pot in her bedroom. Will put his in his mom's kitchen. My pot is on my kitchen counter.
After 10 days, I could see roots just beginning to develop in my pot, and when I saw Will, I asked how his paperwhites were doing. He didn't seem quite sure, so he came over and I showed him the little white roots on my bulbs. "Got it," Will said, and went home to check his own pot. According to the reports I get from next door, flower buds are showing in all three pots, and we'll have flowers in another week. I feel like I've grown a couple of gardeners, too.
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Choosing The Right Place For Your Wedding
Every step of a wedding, from planning it to the actually day, can be very stressful. However, there are things you can do to ease some of that stress. In the following article, you are going to be given advice to help make your big day an enjoyable, unforgettable one.
It's a nice gift to give the groom his own little cake. Have the cake designer make it resemble his favorite hobbies, like carpentry or football. If it's a surprise it will be even more meaningful to him! Just make sure that the cake itself tastes good – a wedding cake that looks gorgeous but tastes bad will not leave a good memory.
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If you are having a church wedding, consider holding your reception in the church basement immediately following the service. If your church doesn't have a basement, they most likely have a hall perfect for the affair. Many churches have volunteer staff as well that will help decorate and provide food for the cost of the ingredients and materials alone.
Don't make your guests wait while you take all of your photos. Photos of the bride and her party and the groom and his groomsmen should be taken ahead of time. Pictures with the bride or groom and their respective parents can also be taken ahead of time, reducing the amount of time guests have to wait for your arrival at the reception.
Even if you have hired a wedding planner, having a close friend inspect all the details of your big day will help to avoid unforeseen problems. From a food allergy to seating arrangements, the littlest things can sometimes cause the biggest scene so make sure to have a trusted adviser examine every aspect of your wedding long before you finalize anything!
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Our tipster filmed during one of last week's overcast days. He said he hopes to visit the site again during clearer weather. But even with the foreboding clouds obscuring the view, the drone hovered at just under 330 feet, illustrating the views to be enjoyed by the residents of the building's penthouse. It clearly dwarfs all buildings in the area, making even the tallest structure – the St. Mark Roman Catholic Church steeple – look like a children's toy.
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Bortles signs rookie contract with Jaguars
Updated On: Jun 18 2014 12:36:00 PM EDT
With only one day left in this week's mini-camp, Blake Bortles signed a contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars early this morning.??
Bortles, the Jaguars' first-round pick and No. 3 overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft, signed his deal around 7:30 a.m. and then went back to his morning work out.
"It's awesome to be able to kind of put this in the past. It's a once in a lifetime thing, signing your first contract. It's a cool feeling," said Bortles.
With the new Collective Bargaining Agreement in place and the players selected before and after him already under contract, Bortles and the Jaguars came to an agreement that fits into his draft position. His deal is worth more than $20.6 million over four years with about $13.3 million as a signing. The Jaguars get a team option for a fifth year.
"We are excited to get Blake under contract as we finish up minicamp," Jaguars general manager David Caldwell said. "Blake has progressed really well this off season and has brought a great attitude to work each day. He is highly competitive and very passionate about football. He knows where he needs to get better and is willing to do the work. He's a down-to-Earth guy, a blue collar guy, and he just wants to be the best he can be."
Bortles played in 37 games and started 30 at Central Florida and was the first quarterback taken in the 2014 draft. His signing leaves just 5 unsigned first round picks this year.
With Chad Henne as the announced starter this year for the Jaguars, Bortles isn't expected to play much before the 2015 season. The team also signed Stephen Morris from the University of Miami as an undrafted free agent and has Ricky Stanzi on the roster as a holdover from last year.
The Jaguars will most likely keep three quarterbacks on the regular season roster.
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Tio Hardiman Ousted From CeaseFire After Domestic Abuse Charge
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Officials with the anti-violence organization CeaseFire said Monday they'd let their leader go after he was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery.
Tio Hardiman had been placed on administrative leave following his arrest last Friday. The organization said Monday that Hardiman's contract would not be renewed after June 30.
The 50-year-old Hardiman over the weekend said he was innocent of the charges against him. He was released on $20,000 bond on Saturday night. CeaseFire was featured in the 2011 documentary "The Interrupters" and got $1 million from Chicago to work with police to reduce crime in two violence-plagued neighborhoods.
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The girls' 8th Region Tournament at South Oldham has unfolded like most thought it would.
The first two days of the tournament saw just one district winner lose: Owen County (19-8) fell, 43-40, to a surging Oldham County (13-15) squad.
The tournament's opening game on Monday almost provided the biggest surprise.
From ice to fallen limbs to potholes - a wild winter's impact keeps commuting citizens stressed and those responsible for tending to them plenty busy.
Through the winter months salt is put down on roads to melt ice and keep the roads clear for travel. But as the ice turns to liquid, it flows into cracks, eventually refreezing and putting significant stress on the pavement. As the ice thaws again, the leftover water washes away loose pieces of the road, leaving behind enlarged splits and potholes.
Two men charged in two different cases of sexual abuse involving a minor child have been arraigned.
Anthony Watkins, 37, of Waddy was arraigned Wednesday in Shelby Circuit Court, and James Bell, 47, of Shelbyville was arraigned last week.
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A Taylorsville man has been charged in connection with the severe beating and robbery of another man in Shelbyville in December.
Clinton Wesley Moore, 32, was charged Friday with second-degree assault and second-degree robbery that occurred Dec. 13, Shelbyville Police said.
The reports states that Moore beat a friend, who is unidentified, in the head and face with his fists, causing serious damage. He then stole his cell phone, the report says, leaving him with no way to call for help for his injuries.
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Shelby County residents who have been looking for a more convenient way to dispose of debris from the ice and wind storms now have a new option: the County Road Department.
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Commonwealth Bank has denied any wrongdoing in a suit that alleges the bank was guilty of negligence and fraudulent actions,.
Attorney Mark D. Dean of Shelbyville sued the bank, charging it should have noticed that his secretary was embezzling millions of dollars from him.
In a lawsuit filed in January in Shelby County Circuit Court, Dean accused the bank of violating a Kentucky Uniform Commercial Code as well as aiding and abetting fraud and illegal activity and breach of duty of ordinary care.
An attorney from Shelbyville has filed suit against a bank for not noticing that his secretary was embezzling millions of dollars from him.
Mark D. Dean accuses Commonwealth Bank of violation of a Kentucky Uniform Commercial Code, as well as aiding and abetting fraud and illegal activity and breach of duty of ordinary care.
Starting seeds indoors turns out to be a necessary skill if you want success with some crops.
A few need a bit of a head start in order to reach maturity at the right time for Kentuckiana gardens. Other considerations include ideal growing conditions.
Cabbage, for example, can be started early so you can set them out as plants as soon as possible. The goal is to get an early harvest before our summer temperatures soar and the plants bolt and get bitter.
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News Briefs 11.19.09
Date: November 19, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
+ Observer appoints sales director
Jill Raleigh, a 10-year member of The Observer Group Inc., has been named director of advertising for The Longboat Observer, The Sarasota Observer and The East County Observer.
A Sarasota resident, Raleigh has served the past year as advertising manager, overseeing display advertising sales in Sarasota County for the three Observer newspapers. Prior to that, she was the company's leading sales executive. Raleigh is also a former advertising sales executive at the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
Raleigh will have responsibility for the growth of the Observers' display advertising sales and its six-member sales staff.
Raleigh is married to John Raleigh, owner of Raleigh & Associates Inc., a Sarasota investment manager.
+ Two Osprey groups join forces
The Osprey Beautification Association, which has been in existence for 12 years, and the Osprey Civic League, which was founded just this year, have announced a merger.
The combined group will be called the Osprey Civic and Beautification Association.
+ Sheriff praises prescription turn-in
Sheriff Tom Knight called the sheriff's office's first Operation Medicine Cabinet a big success, with almost 350 people turning in 277 pounds of unused and expired prescription drugs last weekend.
Sarasota County has twice the number of prescription-drug overdose deaths than the state average.
+ Meetings & Agendas
• Parks, recreation and environmental-protection board — 3:30 p.m. Nov. 19, at City Hall, 1565 First St.
• County Planning Commission — 6:30 p.m. Nov. 19, at the County Administration building, 1660 Ringling Blvd.
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Katherine Feeney Five people are dead and two more are in a critical condition after a horrific weekend on Queensland's roads.
Easter 2013 brings out worse behaviour from state's motorists
Katherine Feeney More people have died, tested positive for drugs, and committed traffic offences so far this Easter compared with the same period last year, latest Queensland Police figures show.
SEQ mayors name their transport wish-list
Katherine Feeney Commuter satisfaction is shaping up to be a major federal election issue as mayors prepare to lobby the government for more money to fund key transport infrastructure projects.
Mayors push for cross river rail
Katherine Feeney Funding for Brisbane's Cross River Rail, the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing and the Pacific Motorway will be sought out by local mayors on a lobbying trip to Canberra next month.
Gay community too scared to seek police help
Katherine Feeney Despite police liaison officers who specialise in gay issues, the majority of Queensland's LGBTI community still avoid contacting police even if they are victims of crime.
Legionella found at 11 more hospitals
Katherine Feeney Sanitization work is underway at 11 southern Queensland hospitals after laboratory testing showed traces of the potential deadly legionella bacteria.
2 dead in horror weekend on state's roads
Katherine Feeney Two people are dead and another woman is battling life-threatening head injuries in hospital as a horror weekend worsens the state's road toll.
Motel evacuated and man escapes injury in separate fires
Katherine Feeney A motel was evacuated and a Hendra man was lucky to escape with his life after two devastating fires broke out in the Brisbane region overnight.
Fire crews battle blazes in Keperra and Gladstone
Katherine Feeney Bushfire season has arrived with crews fighting fires in Brisbane and Gladstone over the weekend and warnings current for parts of the state baking under the dry winter sun.
Brisbane swelters as mercury hits 35
Katherine Feeney Brisbane was sweltering under a top of 35 degrees ay as dry, hot and gusty westerly winds blew summer conditions over the city.
Bureau warns severe rain is coming
Katherine Feeney A severe weather warning has been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology for heavy rain across southeast Queensland over the next two days.
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BEST TRADE (SPORTS TEAM)A.J. Feeley from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Miami DolphinsForget Shaq. The Miami Heat's signing of the Big Diesel over the summer was a no-brainer. The deal that really turned things around for a South Florida sports team was the Dolphins' decision to give up a second-round pick in this year's college draft for quarterback A.J. Feeley, who could never really distance or distinguish himself from the Fins' other QB, Jay Fiedler. Where the heck is the positive in this? Feeley led the NFL in interceptions that were returned for touchdowns by opposing teams. And when Feeley wasn't throwing interceptions, he was getting knocked out of the game. Feeley's performance on the field obviously underscored the multitude of problems that wrecked the gridiron franchise last season. Here's the positive: The Feeley acquisition was one of many factors that played into team owner Wayne Huizenga's decision to replace head coach Dave Wannstedt with Nick Saban, the most coveted football guru available. Saban is a disciple of New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, whose team has won three of the past four Super Bowls. Saban was so hot he was turning down offers from NFL teams until Huizenga took him for a ride on his helicopter. With Saban around, Feeley may still have a shot at becoming a winning QB.


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