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To the excitement of millions of TV fans, Sarah Michelle Gellar makes her return to the small screen this summer.
Years after Buffy the Vampire Slayer went off the air, the actress will anchor Ringer on The CW, a drama that has her portraying the dual roles of twins Bridget and Siobhan. What attracted Gellar to the project?
"Ringer is the perfect balance of what audiences want to see me do. It's Cruel Intentions meets Buffy," Sarah says in this week's EW.
Gellar has a very good excuse for remaining away for such a long period of time. A very cute excuse, we should say: daughter Charlotte.
"I got to see the first step, hear the first word. Most people - and certainly many working moms - are not lucky enough to get that. I wanted to appreciate the fact that I had worked so hard all my life to be able to have those moments. I don't regret anything about making that choice."
It was a noble decision, for sure. But allow us to say this to Charlotte: Thanks for letting your mother back into our lives!
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Cream Cheese Crab Dip Recipe
If you like crab, good canned lump crabmeat is one of those things you should keep in your kitchen cabinet next to that can of tuna.
You can make a quick crab salad sandwich with it or make this delicious hot cream cheese crab dip. This dip is great for company but also good when you feel like making something a little special for yourself. It is a fairly inexpensive luxury. The key is to make sure you buy lump crabmeat. When the label simply states "White Crabmeat", I find that the crabmeat it is too fine. However, some people have no problem with this, it is just a matter of preference. If you can find "jumbo lump" crabmeat grab it.
1-16 oz carton or block of softened cream cheese*
2 cans lump white crab meat (pick just to be sure all bones/shell has been removed)
2-1/2 to 3 tblspn horseradish (or to taste)
1 small onion, finely minced
1 tspn fresh parsley
2 tblspn milk
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Mix all ingredients. Place mix in glass baking dish, smooth out and bake for 20 to 25 minutes. The dip is done when it is bubbly and slightly golden on top. Serve with Triskets or Toasted pita bread that has been broken into dip sized pieces.
If you have a little of this hot cream cheese crab dip leftover (doubtful) cook up a bit of elbow macaroni and mix it with the crab dip while the macaroni is still hot. If too thick add a bit of milk to the mix. Place in refrigerator and serve cold on a lettuce leave, or with two beefsteak tomato slices.
*Save a few pennies and use store brand cream cheese, spend your savings on good canned crabmeat.
*Make a quick crab salad by mixing canned crab, mayonnaise, a pinch of Coleman's dry mustard, 1 small chopped onion and little pickle relish. This should make two sandwiches--toast bread, add lettuce and tomatoes.
*Horseradish spread: Mix horseradish with softened cream cheese and spread mixture on thinly sliced baked Virginia ham, wrap around blanched asparagus spears, or, several blanched whole string beans.
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No, Sudan Was Not Elected to "Top Human Rights Body" At the UN
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Still More Ignorant Commentary About US Election Monitors
Apparently, the Texas attorney general wants to arrest election monitors dispatched by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to observe the election in the USA. This is ignorant. It's also dangerous.
An Annotated Explanation of the GOP's UN Platform
We go point-by-point through the Republican Party's 2012 platform on the United Nations.
No, the Arms Trade Treaty STILL is Not a "UN Gun Grab"
Don't believe groups that say the Arms Trade Treaty is about domestic gun control.
Proof that the UN Does Not Want to Control Your Internet
A new document shines the light on current proposals for a big international telecom conference in December. There is nothing in there to suggest that the UN will control the Internet.
Why Diplomacy is the Only Option for Syria
The Washington Post editorial board sneers at the current diplomatic efforts on Syria in a scathing unsigned editorial today. Of course, they do not suggest an alternative solution, other than an amorphous appeal for more "US Leadership."
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Middle East: During the last 48 hours of the continued ceasefire, humanitarian workers have delivered food to hundreds of thousands of people, repaired water and sanitation infrastructure, re-stocked medical supplies, and some of the 520,000 displaced Palestinians have returned to their homes. However, UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator remarked the scale of needs remains "unprecedented in the Gaza Strip."
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Middle East: At today's informal session of the General Assembly on Gaza the SG remarked that the most recent ceasefire has held since yesterday at 8 a.m. local time. He noted that a durable ceasefire is necessary and UN shelters must continue to remain safe zones. The SG thanked UN staff in Gaza and will fly the UN flag at half-mast tomorrow in memory of those who died in the conflict.
Middle East; Ebola; Syria
Middle East: The SG commended Israeli and Palestinian parties for committing to a 72-hour ceasefire that took place at 8 a.m. local time today. He urges all parties to abide by the ceasefire and commence peace talks in Cairo to address underlying issues and agree on a durable ceasefire to sustainably stop the violence. The UN lends its full support toward these efforts.
Middle East; Iraq; Afghanistan
Middle East: The SG condemned yesterday's shelling outside of an UNRWA school in Rafah that killed at least 10 Palestinian civilians. The SG stated that the attack violated international humanitarian law and UN shelters must continue to be safe zones and not combat zones.
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SG: Last night the SG spoke at a joint press conference with the Foreign Minister of Costa Rica where he repeated his call for an unconditional and extendable humanitarian ceasefire. Speaking about yesterday's shelling of a UN shelter he said: "Nothing – nothing – justifies such horror" and demanded "that all parties immediately respect UN premises".
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This eye cream did nothing for upper or lower eye area. Lower eye area still has hash marks and no lifting of upper lid.
So I added DMAE powder to it and that works for the lifting/tightening, but it is only a cosmetic fix, as with all products with DMAE, no long term repair.
I don't think any company makes a decent upper lid repair creme to date.
I been using this product morning and nights for 6 weeks. When I applied under eyes it feels that skin absorbs product quick and doesn't feel heavy, specially when Im applying conceler. But I don't see a a difference in the fine lines around eyes. Giving up with this product next time i will look for something else.
I bought the Anew Clinical Eye Lift Pro from an Avon representative who drops off catalogs at my job, and it was about 30 dollars. It comes in a white, screw top jar, with a little "protector" piece to cover the product. There's two sides, one side is an off white creme for under eyes, and the other side is an orange-y colored gel for eyelids and brow bone area. It doesn't really have a scent, nothing noticeable or unpleasant. I have been using it for close to a month, morning and night. I really like the gel side, it's very light, and feels cool upon application. It can be a bit sticky though if you use too much. It immediately de-puffs, and makes my upper eyes look awake and refreshed. The creme side though... Ehhh.. Not so great. I don't really have any wrinkles, but I have some dry, crepey like skin underneath my eyes that looks terrible when makeup settles into it, and the creme part has done nothing for that area. It's really not even that moisturizing. I feel like I have to rub it in forever to get it to absorb, and I definitely don't want a product that makes me have to tug at my sensitive eye skin like that! It's too bad they don't sell these separately, because I would repurchase the gel part for my upper eyes. The gel part gets four lippies, but the creme part gets two. So an overall rating of three lippies, and I will not be repurchasing :(
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This eye cream would be the best product ever if only the two parts were sold separately! The under eye cream is pretty much useless, but the lid gel is amazing! It lifts the skin above the eye significantly and works almost immediately. I've never found another product full stop that works as well as this does!! The downside is though that I end up throwing away all of the unused cream, which is a total waste.
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I had a bad reaction to this and it burneddddd! I'm not sure why as that's never happened to me before.
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when using this product i could see a difference on probably the third day of using it smoothed oit my eyelid and lifted my brow a bit.. the under eye cream did nothing for my bags..or color needless to day i did notnotice a difference in the under eye .. i think it is a bit over priced for the way it prformend on the lower part of my eye but the jell worked nicely on my eyes
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I caught this on sale $20 recommended by my older sis (52) . This is totally worth it's regular price! It's moisturizing, lightweight and non irritating. I've been trying to find a good eye cream and hands down this is it! Take a chance.. :)
My mother gave this to me since she had a bunch of unpoened Avon products from her friend. So, this didnt cost me anything, but if it did I would be sorely upset. The gel is sticky and weird and the cream sometimes burned my eyes. So,I used the gel, first, all over both upper and lower lids, then followed it with the cream. Worked better that way. This is a basic eye cream, nothing too special about it at all.
I dont really buy into 'lifting' or 'brightning' labels anymore, all I want an eye cream to do is moisturize and keep that delicate area healthy.
Being honest this product kind of delivers on that. However I am not a fan of the film it leaves, no matter how little I applied. It was a bit awkward putting concealer on top of it so I ended up just using it at night.
I am glad I used it up but I dont think Id get it again.
This is a wonderful eye cream, however it is very expensive and hesitate to buy it from places such as Amazon as I am afraid of getting a product that has been tampered with.
The under eye cream is fantastic! It got rid of my intense dark circles in about two weeks. The upper eye gel did literally nothing for me. Maybe it is because I am 19 and my eyelids are not sagging (yet!) but it was very sticky and at times uncomfortable. It even made makeup application difficult as i would ball up underneath anything I put on the top of my eyes. I would love it if Avon would make these separate products and cut the price in half OR offer a complete jar of just the under eye cream. For that, I would gladly pay $30, as it is an amazing product.


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Was Disney's dream for Celebration too creepy to succeed?
Yesterday, Gizmodo posted an intriguing think piece on the forced utopia that Disney created in Orlando outlying community, Celebration. For those who have never thought twice about the planned community (or have intentionally avoided thinking about it ever), it's an excellent summary of what Disney hoped the community could be: A throwback to idyllic small towns, where wealthy and moderately wealthy live side by side in carefully designed homes meant to evoke nostalgia for some of the U.S.'s best-loved homes and buildings. But most area residents know that instead Celebration morphed into a predominantly white community plagued by socioeconomic segregation and shoddy construction.
What the article's author wonders, though, is if the stigma attached to planned communities is the reason why they ultimately fail to achieve their best-laid (and in this case, overly-Disney-designed) plans? That we as a people find planned communities to be inherently creepy and shun them, in favor of authentic neighborhoods (like the kind we focus on in our Annual Manual).
We at Orlando Weekly spend a decent chunk of time each year remembering what we love most about Orlando's best neighborhoods, and we didn't find ourselves discussing Disneyesque details so much as the shops, bars, restaurants and general community fixings that attracts us to places like College Park, Audubon Park, SODO, Winter Park and others. Each week, we'll roll out a different gallery that illustrates the organic reasons areas (like the Milk District) capture the hearts of residents in ways that even the most creative imagineers of Disney simply can't plan on paper.
In the Gizmodo piece, the designer responsible for Celebration's signage Michael Bierut is quoted defending Celebration:
"… Authenticity is a slippery thing. I live in a 1909 house that the realtor said was Victorian but I'd more accurately call Craftsman Style. Far from "authentic," to me it looks like it was built by someone who had seen some pictures of Greene and Greene houses and thought one might look good in Westchester County. It's surrounded by equally inauthentic hundred-year-old houses, all of which look swell today because they're so old. New Urbanists often say that nostalgia is the Trojan Horse in which they deliver their radical planning ideas: small lots, mixed use, limited parking. Jacque Robertson once said in Celebration's early days, "This will look great when all these trees grow in." I suspect he's right."
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Someone tough beyond belief. Usually comparable to Chuck Norris or Mr.T
Carl: God Adam, im getting so tired of that Miller over there, he just keeps getting so tough.
Adam: I know, I just wanna fight him.
Adam: I know, I just wanna fight him.
Beküldő: Just....No 2010. január 26.
you do something so amazing and brave, something that gets your adrenaline rushing, something that is like survival, do it on your own or with immense skill, it is also military based, imagine your their in Iraq holding a an M60, you are miller. You have to be strong and feel the power.
Karlos: "hey milky your well good at abseiling"
Milky: "thanks man but your pretty miller too"
Just say you jump from a plane at 20 000 feet, you would millerfy.
Milky: "thanks man but your pretty miller too"
Just say you jump from a plane at 20 000 feet, you would millerfy.
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Don`t go outside without a coat Mate, it`s fucking millers out there.
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Back Bay Twenty Years Ago - Anyone remember these restaurants?
Remember two very good small restaurants: Allegro I think was one, maybe on Hereford and Boylston? The other was a little french place, maybe Newbury around Clarendon, with an outside patio in the summer, started with M? Anybody with a better memory than mine? Hard to have a worse one!
The french one was where Bouchee was recently, right? Was it DuBarry? And was the other one where the Cactus Club is? (assuming that's still there?) I remember both of those places, and now it's bugging me as well. I'm sure the name of the other one will come to me in the middle of the night.
I should add that I also recall them as being very good, but in retrospect I don't think my palate was particularly refined at that time.
Cactus Club Restaurant & Bar
939 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 021150
re: purple bot
Du Barry sounds right. Very exotic in it's day and a beautiful patio.
Racking my brain for the place by the Cactus Club.
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939 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 021150
re: 9lives
When I was in school, my French class took a trip every year to eat at DuBarry. It was always the highlight of the year!! We would all get dressed up and take the train "in town" and eat at what was by far the fanciest place we had every been and speak in French the whole lunch.0
Don't remember the French restaurant, but I remember Allegro very well and very fondly. Boylston Street was their second location; the first was on Moody Street in Waltham, where Iguana Cantina later resided for many years. The Waltham outpost was the first "nice" meal I ever had in Boston and Boylston St was our go-to for special occasions in the first few years of our marriage.
Iguana Cantina
313 Moody St, Waltham, MA 024530
Mirabella might be what you are thinking about . Today it is L'Aroma Cafe.0
re: BostonZest
yes, it was Mirabella. Thanks. The board discussion about the "lack" of good French and Italian restaurants in Boston was aggravating us so we went back in memory to what was delightful for its time and how things evolve. When I was a youngster in new york i had my first artichoke at a little neighborhood Italian joint around 14th street and 8th avenue called Il Faros. It was a revelation. I have no idea if it was as good as my memory, but I'm clear that it gave me good memories. Le Boucage, Allegro, Mirabella were all personal and delightful. They weren't Cote D'Or or Taillevant but I learned from each one. Here's to the small, the local, and the good which educate our taste. The first Jean George restaurant I ate at in NY was a little place called JoJos I think. I remember it as a more exciting event than the tasting menu I had at Jean George because it was so intensely personal. That's how I find Erbaluce: not always perfect, not inevitably excellent, but decidely personal. Thanks so much for the name.
69 Church Street, Boston, MA 021160
re: teezeetoo
if i recall, mirabelle also had an included service charge and did not last very long because the service was awful.0
re: BostonZest
I still remember a fab concord grape sorbet i had at Mirabella!0
re: nasilemak
And excellent coffee and espresso.0
re: BostonZest
I don't remember bad service, though others might have experienced that. I remember an inviting menu and pleasant interior and outside space and a nice European-feel vibe.0
Allegro was Jimmy Burke's first solo. He went on to open many places such as Tuscan Grill on Moody St. and a few Iguana Cantina's. He now owns Orta in Pembroke where he has dumbed down his food by a factor of 10X.0
I remember the French restaurant but the name escapes me.
Division Sixteen was my favorite place in the neighborhood.
The best burger I have ever had.
Nothing else comes close.0
re: dmullin699
Division Sixteen, with the Patrick Nagle posters, those little art deco lamps behind the bar and overflowing with Boston University students from South America and the Middle East - had the most insanely good Buffalo Wings.0
re: mikeinboston
Nachos weren't too shabby either..:)...but that burger!0
re: 9lives
I remember the potato bombs at Div 16. I think that's what they were called. Anyone else remember them and know where you can find a similar item today?0
re: mikeinboston
Second and third that. Everytime I think of those burgers, I observe a minute of silence for what those burgers stood for: first time paying 10 bucks for a burger (in 1982!), youth, the ability to eat one of those things and (a) not put on any weight, and (b) not feel it for the next 48 hours, and for the best burger ever.0
re: mikeinboston
Boy do I miss those Division 16 buffalo wings! And, I think it they had one of the most underrated bugers - and the fries were good too!
Got in trouble there one night 'cause one of my friends (Richie) called up my boss (who he was good friends with) & told him I wasn't coming to work that nite 'cause I had to drive him home 'cause he was too buzzed to drive. BOY did I hear that when I got to work the next nite ........ 'cause I didn't ask my boss to stop by for one with us!
Richie was also the one who introduced me to Ciro & Sal's on Boylston Street - LOVED that place.0
re: southie_chick
Ciro and Sal's is still open in PTown.and very popular0
re: 9lives
Popular is one thing ....... but is it good? Not the same "Ciro & Sal's" as when they were on Boylston Street (I believe they opened the P'town one after the Boylston Street one). They broke up years ago & one of them kept that restaurant & the other opened another restaurant under another name (don't think it's opened any more). Food wasn't as good after the split (haven't been there in eons) & don't know if it ever went back to being as good as the old Ciro & Sal's.
Ciro & Sal's
4 Kiley Ct, Provincetown, MA 026570
re: southie_chick
I've been to the P-Town Ciro & Sal's a couple of times in the past couple of summers: it's very inconsistent, and when it's bad, it's dreadful.
Ciro & Sal's
4 Kiley Ct, Provincetown, MA 026570
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I haven't eaten there for years but I'll take your both your words for it.
Just knew it was there..no info beyond that.
Yes...PTN came after Boylston.0
We miss DuBarry!!
I miss the Newbury street cafeteria place, too. Forget the name.
And the old Flash's -- sort of a down-on-your luck cafeteria but great grilled cheese and fries.
Richards, next to Flash's, where we watched the first Space Shuttle explode.0
A fabulous little "tea room" on Newbury, between Arlington and Berkeley...does anyone remember the name? Also another little "tea room" on Boylston...think it had "The Women's Exchange" in the name...served puff pastry swans filled with vanilla ice cream and hot fudge sauce...so delicious.0
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Womens Industrial Union or something like that ... The name is still on the building and I walk by it all the time, so I should know. Its where the paper store is now I think.0
re: atdcom
English Tea Room on Newbury w/sweet poppy seed salad dressing.0
re: atdcom
Remember Genji, further up Newbury?0
re: Veggo
Most memorable dinner was after a Wagner/Mahler night at Symphony Hall w/1st row seats. When Seiji & friends took the table across from us, he asked how we liked the performance.0
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Very cool, and great story.0
One of my first fine dining experiences was at Cafe Budapest. It was in the Back Bay, but I don't remember exactly where. And who was the woman who owned it? Of course I had the cherry soup.0
re: pemma
It was in the basement of the Copley Square Hotel, where Saint is now. I never ate there, but it was certainly one of Boston's legendary restaurants when I was growing up. The owner was Hedda Rev-Kury, and she came to a sad end; there's a story here:
re: Allstonian
I've not had occasion to think of Cafe Budapest in quite awhile...had some fun times in there in my Boston days. Thaat's back when the "fine dining" options were terribly limited. Thanks for bringing it up, sad end and all.0
re: Allstonian
Thanks for the link. Sad, but interesting.0
re: pemma
If you want a taste of that Hungarian food, you can still get it at Jasmine Bistro in Brighton Center. The owner cooked at Cafe Budapest for many years. He also does French bistro fare (from his days cooking in Paris) and periodic specials from his native Baluchistan. But his Hungarian food is always my favorite.0
DuBarry was on Newbury for MANY years. But the place we LOVED in the area was the Half Shell on Boylston.near Exeter.
and down off Hereford in the alley behind Newbury was an alta cocina Mexican restaurant, Casa Romero. . They had Wonderful food.
Casa Romero
30 Gloucester St, Boston, MA 021150
re: ChefJune
The Half Shell was good. Havent thought of that place in years. My dad's favorite.
Casa Romero is still open.
Casa Romero
30 Gloucester St, Boston, MA 021150
re: C. Hamster
Yes, Casa Romero is still open. Actually went for the first time in many, many years and the food was mediocre to poor, sad to say.
Casa Romero
30 Gloucester St, Boston, MA 021150
Wow, you guys are really bringing back memories of my first years in Boston! I came to school here in 1978 and stayed. Back then I wasn't a chowhounder wannabe yet but I remember most of these places.0
re: mtm7654
Including the roast beef sandwiches and knishes at Buzzy's on Storrow Drive?0
Sorry, but we need to lock this now.
Chowhound's mission is to help everybody eat better right now, today. Nostalgia threads are fun, but they usually end up chatty, taking a lot of space and diluting Chowhound's effectiveness.
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Australia's corporate watchdog - ASIC (the Australian Securities Investments Commission) is loved and hated by companies and consumers alike but it is so unique and its powers so manifest Deakin University's corporate governance expert, Professor Jean du Plessis, wants Germany and the world to know about it.
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Professor du Plessis plans to use the award to focus on developing the international potential of six areas of German corporate governance including, legal actions against directors for a breach of their legal duties, Codetermination (the right of workers to participate in the management of the companies they work for), Board Diversity (with an emphasis on gender diversity), the role of the primary Corporate Regulator to bring action against directors for breaches of duty as well as taking legal action to get them disqualified to act as directors and improving business rescue legislation.
Professor du Plessis said that even though ASIC was quite young having been set up in the late 1980s as the Australian Securities Commission (ASC), it had powers no other regulators had making it unique in the world.
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Lyndsey, it is! Pretty simple and good!
Sanyukta Gour(Bayes), I wish I could pass it on through to you! You'd love it!
Sheila, it's just great and he does it every day.
Linda www.mykindofcooking.com, thanks! There's nothing like a salad made by Bill!
Jennifurla, thanks! Have a good day!
jose manuel, gracias! Me encanta este ensalada.
StephenC, LOL!!!!! Oh, no! I'm hoping he doesn't see this as he'd probably do that the next time! Thanks for the suggestion (not)! ;)
Jill, good for your hubby! And you're so right! Blessings to you.
What a lucky girl sounds great!
That looks great! I love a good salad!
Wow, this looks so yummy!! I truly look forward to following! Thank you for sharing all these amazing dishes!!
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This sounds great. The perfect dish for lunch. I wish my husband would cook. I feel the same as you; lunch is not a meal I usually like to prepare. I just sort of pick at what ever is left over from the night before.
Can Bill come over and make lunch for me? This looks and sounds delicious. I think it is great that you two eat such great lunches...I get stuck in a peanut butter and jelly rut! Thanks for sharing...and tell Bill, good job!
Ok-crunchy peanut butter and mayo??? Never heard of it;) The salad sound very appetizing though!
Let's hear it for Bill. That looks really good! Going to have to try it. (Love the Dijon mustard.)
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Pegasuslegend, thanks, I am!
Clements Family, I do also, especially when Bill makes it!
All Good Things Organic, thank you so much! I'm so glad you stopped by. Have a wonderful day!
Raina, you know what I mean then. Bill always manages to come up with something good every day!
Monet, I'll have to ask him. He certainly knows how to do the job. Thanks and I will tell him!
Holly, it's great! Easy too. Have a good day.
Seedplanter Designs, thank you! About anything with Dijon works for me. Have a good day!
The Secluded Tea Party, welcome! Thanks so much for the visit and I will be checking your blog out. That's very nice of you. Have a good day!
I'd love it if Chris whipped this up in the kitchen for me...but alas, all I'd get from him would be peanut butter and jelly sandwiches!! lol
The salad looks really delicious and it's so nice that Bill likes to make lunch! Some women have all the luck!
That looks and sounds good. I haven't made a chicken salad in a long time. I love to use the store bought roasted chickens for that and usually add pasta to mine. My DH makes his lunch every morning before he goes to work. At one time I thought that I would start making it for him, but then I came to my senses. Ha! Funny that you don't like to make lunches - I don't like to make breakfasts (unless there's company ;)
I'd get scared if hubby tried to make lunch but it looks like yours did a great job. Good looking salad!


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MONTREAT, N.C. -- What will you remember about the 2012-13 year in Montreat College Athletics? The historic? The hysterical? Or the heart-stopping? Any way you look at it, the past year in sports at Montreat College had an overwhelming number of fascinating moments.
April 15, 2013 was the day of this year's Boston Marathon. It was a tragedy not only for the people running in the marathon, but for people and runners all over the world. Montreat College wants to show their compassion and support to those affected by the bombings in Boston that day.
Head of Montreat's Cross Country and Track program, Justin Herbert, is planning a race called the "One Fund 5k." One Fund is an organization that provides money for the victims of the bombings. Those affected have outrageous hospitals bills and even though we can't erase what happened that day in Boston we want to show the love and support we have for them.
Senior Chris Stafford (Dutch Fork High School, SC) has signed a Letter of Intent to compete for the Cavalier's cross country and track program next year. Stafford brings stellar credentials and stands as one of the Cavalier's top recruits for the upcoming year. As a high school junior, Stafford posted times of 4:26 over 1600 meters and 9:44 over 3200 meters, and his time of 4:35 at the South Carolina Outdoor Track and Field State Championships was good enough for 7th place overall in the 4A division. As a senior, Stafford ran a personal best 5K cross country time of 15:29, and broke the 16:00 barrier on four separate occasions.


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NBC News broke the news yesterday of a 33-year-old American who grew up in Minnesota and died over the weekend fighting with ISIS in Syria. Citing White House officials and the Free Syrian Army, journalists identified the man as Douglas McAuthur McCain -- one of only a "small handful" of "foreign ji ... More >>
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Glenn Beck took a page out of Michele Bachmann's playbook while coming to the beleaguered congresswoman's defense this week. He blamed the ethical mess she finds herself in on those damn Muslims -- in particular, Minnesota's Somali population. SEE ALSO: MN secession petition: Glenn Beck to be first ... More >>
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Petraeus: Serious about an investigation.Gen. David Petraeus, the top military commander in Afghanistan, has ordered an investigation over a report last week that alleges a military psy-ops team tried to play mind tricks on visiting U.S. lawmakers -- including Sen. Al Franken. The goal, acco ... More >>
Clueless.For all her ability to gin up fans via social media on the Internet, Michele Bachmann really does seem clueless when it comes to the inner workings of the information superhighway. Take her call today for the resignation of Eric Holder as U.S. Attorney General. In it, she castigates ... More >>
Shane Bauer can't count on Mama Grizzly.We can probably all agree that a public Twitter account isn't the best place to shoot for nuance in U.S. diplomatic relations. But that didn't stop U.S. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley. We also can't be too surprised that Sarah Palin would pick ... More >>
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McCollum reminds the Rwandan government of U.S. generosity in foreign aidWill this help? Rep. Betty McCollum has introduced, and Keith Ellison has cosponsored, a U.S. House resolution calling on the Rwandan government to release accused genocide denier William Mitchell law professor Peter Erl ... More >>
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"Denied entry to Gaza - hostilities. On to Rafah. Tweet cha when I get there," writes Rep. Keith Ellison Friday morning on his Twitter account. The Minneapolis congressman had been accompanying a trade delegation of 16 U.S. corporations to Saudi Arabia, helping to open doors for bilateral co ... More >>
Mee Moua joins the international outcry over the fate of 4,000 Hmong forced to return to Laos.
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Pizza Man is having trouble "having a day" on the Streets of Pizza.
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Children and teens stepped into characters with their costumes last week, seeking sweets and new personas at Guilderland and Voorheesville schools.
Volunteers at Farnsworth Middle School Saturday collected and sorted the objects neglected by homeowners and prepared them for taking on new forms at a recycling facility or new homes through reuse.
Three teachers, two secretaries, and a principal were recognized this year by the school board for what Lin Severance called their "outstanding contributions to the Guilderland Central School District." Severance, the district's assistant superintendent for human resources, hosted a ceremony this
GUILDERLAND — Police credit a neighbor for foiling a burglary attempt on Chandler Road, which resulted in an arrest on Wednesday morning.
Guilderland Police arrested Candice A. Kuder of Rotterdam at about 10:30 a.m., according to a release from the police.
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Rosy the cow couldn't see, but that wouldn't stop her.
In her first published children's book, Rosy the Cow Who Couldn't See, St. George resident Elizabeth MacCallum tells the true story of a visually impaired cow whose fortitude helps save the life of her newborn calf.
"I think it really teaches kids a lesson that it doesn't matter if you're blind," MacCallum said. "If you're determined enough you will get what you want. It shows determination for a person who has a disability."
The story is based on actual events that occurred at MacCallum's brother's farm, Oakley Farm, in Ingersoll 10 years ago. Jim Muterer's cow, Rosy, spent a treacherous night bawling inside her pen while, unbeknownst to Muterer, her newborn calf was stuck outside in a snowstorm.
"Jim told me about that and I thought it was a dramatic story, a beautiful story," MacCallum said.
Illustrating the book are vibrant, watercolour paintings by Hamilton-based artist Natalie Dornellas that help bring the story of Rosy and her calf to life.
"Natalie captured the essence of what I really wanted in my mind," MacCallum said.
For years, MacCallum had known she wanted to publish a book. She had been writing stories since she was a little girl, growing up on a farm in Ingersoll. After meeting author and editor Robert Knuckle at a Probus Club meeting, she decided to take the plunge and make her dream come true.
"I just sat down and wrote it and had the nerve to send it to him," she said. "It took a lot of courage.
"I got a phone call from him and he said, 'Elizabeth, I think it could really go somewhere.'"
MacCallum's determination and passion to publish a children's book helped her overcome obstacles that came at her during the process. After three years, high costs and many rewrites, the book was finally released.
"When they brought it into the room I just about started to cry," she said. "I was so happy with how nice it looked."
The book is dedicated to MacCallum's mother, who passed away two years ago at 103 years of age, her husband, John, and of course, Muterer.
"It's kind of a tribute to my brother," MacCallum said. "My brother is not well and he has cancer and I wanted the book to be done for him. I was really afraid that it wasn't going to be, but he likes it and is proud of it."
As a former physical education teacher at W. Ross Macdonald School, MacCallum has opted to donate a portion of proceeds from the book to help fund travel expenses for the school's sporting activities.
"We never had a lot of money to spend on the kids for going on trips, so that's what I designated (the funds) to go to," she said.
The book is also available in Braille at the school's campus bookstore. Proceeds will also be donated to help train guide dogs for the visually impaired.
MacCallum is currently working on her second children's book, but this time she's tackling the issue of bullying through the story of a missing sock that was lost in the dryer.
"You never know if you should leave it alone when you have one good thing happen," MacCallum said of writing her second book. "But I can't stop writing things."
Rosy the Cow Who Couldn't See is available for purchase at Green Heron Books in Paris, Grandpa's Attic and Patina's in Ingersoll and Merrifield Book Shop in Woodstock.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- New federal data show a greater risk of injury to young children on farms even though the overall number of youth hurt in agricultural accidents continues to decline.
The Childhood Agricultural Injury Survey estimates 14,000 youth under age 20 were hurt on farms in 2012. That's about 2,000 less than in 2009, when the survey was last done.
But the rate of injury among children under 10 has increased from an estimated 6.6 injuries per 1,000 children in 2009 to 11.3 in 2012.
Barbara Lee is the principal investigator for the National Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety, which released the data this week. She says young children are struck by vehicles or livestock and the safest thing is to keep them out of work areas.
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Children and families in the community can look forward to an array of high-quality, award-winning hardcover books to read in the children's and young adult sections of the Fairview Public Library, thanks to a grant received from The Libri Foundation. Children's books with a total value of $1,050 will arrive at the Fairview in December.
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As Margaretville prepared to mark the one-year anniversary of Tropical Storm Irene, a new effort was underway to help revitalize the flood-damaged village. The goal is to get the village's picturesque stream, known as "The Binnekill," flowing again after it started to run dry about five months ago.
According to Mayor Bill Stanton, village officials signed an agreement last week with landowner Lauren Davis, that would allow workmen to enter the stream from his property in order to clear flood debris that was deposited there by Irene.
Margaretville — In its continuing support of local playwrights, and expanded programming for audiences in the Western Catskills, The Open Eye Theater presents a developmental reading of "Truce...?," a new play by Wilma Mazo of Andes, on Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 7 p.m. The rehearsed reading will take place on stage at The Open Eye Theater, 960 Main Street, Margaretville.
Aaron Engel, owner of a new small business Autumn Peaks Guide Service in Margaretville, recently led a group of students on plant identification hike.
During the August 19 excursion, the hikers learned how to identify wild herbaceous plants of the Catskill Mountains. The students who participated in the hike are studying acupuncture and herbology in New York City.
Following the six-hour hike, the participants enjoyed a meal at the Bun-n-Cone where they recounted their adventure.
Margaretville — A reward fund for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for vandalism at the Margaretville Cemetery on or about August 6 has grown from $600 to $800 over the past week.
The reward fund started when Margaretville Mayor Bill Stanton offered $100, which was then matched by the Catskill Mountain News. Margaretville resident Steve Meinstein read the story of the cemetery damage in last week's paper and called Friday to add his $100 to the fund.
Margaretville — To ensure that library materials are more readily available to the many people waiting for them, starting September 1, the Fairview Public Library in Margaretville will be re-instituting the assessment of fines to patrons who return their library materials past the dates they are due.
Margaretville — Businesses on the "Cheese Barrel Block" in the Village of Margaretville will receive more than $300,000 in flood recovery funds, it was announced last week.
A grant of $307,940 will be used to create a grant fund to be administered by the Arkville-based MARK Project to support the final stages of rebuilding and rehabilitation of six contiguous historic buildings in a single target area known as the "Cheese Barrel Block" on Main Street in downtown Margaretville.
Editor's note: Catskill Mountain News writer Joan Lawrence-Bauer kicks off her series of articles on municipal finance this week with a look at the Village of Margaretville's current budget.
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"Follow the money" is the mantra adopted by investigators of all stripes – from lawyers and detectives to journalists and accountants. So we've followed the money in the Village of Margaretville to see where it comes from and where it goes. It's a complicated task.
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The success of the Margaretville Sleep Center has spurred a move and expansion into a Catalog Outlet Store.
The "new" business is located in a portion of the Bussy Building at the corner of Main and Walnut streets. In addition to beds and mattresses, the enterprise features items such as complete living room sets, TV consoles, coffee tables, end tables, lighting, recliners and many related items.
By Brian Sweeney
The results of large-scale flooding are widespread. In addition to the immediate reactions of protecting lives and property, the aftermath of a flood always leaves one big question: Am I going to stay at this location?
Char and Art DeBari, longtime owners of Now and Then Video in Margaretville, had faced that question on several occasions after their Bridge Street building stood in the midst of flood waters racing through the village.
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Redman has released two new joints featuring members of his Gilla House crew. For the remix of "My House" he links up with Ready Roc. The song Ah Yes he is featured by Runt Dawg.
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In this novel, Augustus Pelletier, a 14-year-old half-French and half-Omaha Indian, joins Lewis and Clark on their journey from Missouri to the Pacific Ocean and keeps a journal of throughout the trip.
In 1860, eleven-year-old Annie, who lives at the Red Buttes Pony Express station in the Nebraska Territory, asks Pony Express rider Billy Cody to help her find the person responsible for sabotaging her favorite pony Magpie.
Two-time Newbery Honor-winning author Myers writes about an African-American boy's struggles with his first cattle drive in 1871 and the racial prejudices of the day.
Soft Rain is 9 years old when her life changes. Without warning, white soldiers arrive at her house. They command Soft Rain and her mother to come with them, taking only the possessions they can instantly pack and carry. They are forced to leave behind Soft Rain's blind grandmother, her father and brother, and even her puppy. It is 1838, the year of the enforced westward relocation of all the Cherokee people. The long and dangerous journey, across rivers and over mountains, through rain and snow, is an unwelcome adventure for Soft Rain and her people.
Ann Hamilton's family has moved to the western frontier of Pennsylvania, and she misses her old home in Gettysburg. There are no girls her age on Hamilton Hill, and life is hard. But when the Hamiltons survive a terrible storm and receive a surprise visit from George Washington, Ann realizes that pioneer life is exciting and special.
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Castle Gallery Presents Westchester Biennial 2014
NEW ROCHELLE, NY, April 11, 2014 – The Castle Gallery at The College of New Rochelle's will host The Westchester Biennial 2014 – a juried exhibit featuring artists who live or work in Westchester. Selections of paintings, photography, sculpture, mixed media, and works on paper created in the last two years will be on view at the College's Castle Gallery. The exhibit runs from Tuesday, April 22 through Friday, June 20. The Biennial opening reception takes place on May 4 from 2-4 p.m., concurrent with the College's Strawberry Festival. The gallery is located on the New Rochelle campus at 29 Castle Place.
The Westchester Biennial 2014 exhibit will feature 29 artists selected (from nearly 100 applicants this year) who have been chosen by a prestigious and experienced panel of jurors, including: Lisa Cooper, Owner of Elisa Contemporary Art Gallery in Riverdale, NY; Shari Mendelson, a sculptor who resides in Brooklyn and upstate New York; and Nick De Pirro, President of Proto Gallery in Hoboken, NJ.
"I can't tell you how important it is for artists to put time and effort into putting their work out there and getting it seen. It's a great opportunity for artists to show their work where it can be seen by gallery owners, curators and artists in the community, and for a gallery owner, it's a great way to identify wonderful unique new voices," jury panelist Lisa Cooper said, explaining the significance of the Westchester Biennial show.
This is the ninth year the College has hosted this juried art exhibition. The Exhibit began in 1998 to showcase recent work by both emerging and established artists throughout Westchester County. It is the only show of its kind open exclusively to Westchester County artists. Works submitted must have been created within the last two years (2012-2014).
Overall, panelists characterized the body of work as an eclectic mix of mediums from emerging to more established artists. Lisa Cooper noted "a move towards digital prints, high gloss and resin." The presence of large paintings and references in the artists statements to "spirituality or a higher power," resonated with sculptor and panelist Shari Mendelson, who has exhibited at Castle Gallery herself.
Summing up this year's Biennial exhibit, Mendelson explained "It reflects the passion and commitment of the artists and is truly moving to see how art seems to be such an integral and meaningful part of peoples' lives. "
For general information, tours, and directions to Castle Gallery and The College of New Rochelle, please call (914) 654-5423 Castle Gallery is open Tuesday – Friday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 12 – 4 p.m. The gallery is closed on Mondays and major holidays.
Works on paper
Michele Gage (Pound Ridge)
Dara Kane (Bronxville)
Moira A McCaul (Yonkers)
Rima Grad (Larchmont)
Nils Hill (Croton-on-Hudson)
Carole Curtis (New Rochelle)
Katherine Dufault (Mamaroneck)
Deborah Beck (Peekskill)
Fletcher Crossman (Mamaroneck)
Galina Dargery (Tuckahoe)
Annette Lieblein (Larchmont)
Kiyoshi Otsuka (Bronxville)
Jill Parry (Mamaroneck)
Kang Joo Lee (Hartsdale)
Lael Morgan (Cronton-on-Hudson)
Patricia Spergel (Larchmont)
Jackie Meier (Mamaroneck)
Marion Schneider (Larchmont)
Fernando A. Joffroy (New Rochelle)
David Licata (White Plains)
Mixed Media
Rachel Sydlowski (Eastchester)
Natalya Aikens (Pleastantville)
Glenn Fischer (Yonkers)
Anne Bobroff-Hajal (White Plains)
Christopher Manning (Hastings on Hudson)
Daniel Wilner (Katonah)
Arnold Kastenbaum (Mamaroneck)
Donald O'Brien Russell (Hastings on Hudson)
Ellen Evjen (Bronxville)
The Castle Gallery, located in the west wing of Leland Castle at The College of New Rochelle, was founded in 1980, in direct response to a growing interest in the arts throughout Westchester. Handicapped accessibility to the Gallery includes curb ramps, parking, three steps at the front entrance, a wheelchair ramp in the rear and accessible rest rooms.
(Above: "Rush," by Lael Morgan. Top: "Split," by Jackie Meier.)
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Holiday Helping: Salvation Army desperately seeks elves
HOLIDAY HELPING: See more opportunities to help out for the holidays.
The holiday forecast doesn't look so jolly for more than 2,000 area children. The deadline for the Salvation Army's Angel Trees is approaching and organizers have received presents for only 737 children.
The Salvation Army hopes to help about 3,000 area children experience the magic of Christmas, by matching them with generous elves who will fulfill their wishes.
The Salvation Army's Angel Trees can be found in area Giant grocery stores, Walmart stores, JC Penney and the center court of the mall. Those trees have paper angels with the wish lists of area children, senior citizens and people with disabilities who would not have a Christmas without help.
You can also adopt an angel at the Salvation Army's offices on Lafayette Boulevard. Presents are due Friday.
Or, if you can't step up and fulfill an entire wish list, you could donate a toy Saturday to the Salvation Army's drive through toy drive, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the old Giant on Plank Road. The event will feature free hot dogs, a bake sale and hot chocolate.
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If properly envisaged and designed, access control can serve a more vital role in computing than one might expect.
Although access control (AC) currently plays an important role in securing data services (DS), if properly envisaged and designed, access control can serve a more vital role in computing than one might expect. The Policy Machine (PM), a framework for AC developed at NIST, was designed with this goal in mind. The PM has evolved beyond just a concept to a prototype implementation and is now being directed toward an open source project.
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This three-volume report presents an analytical framework that organizations can use to develop effective cybersecurity strategies tailored to their particular combinations of smart grid-related characteristics, risks, and vulnerabilities. ... More >>
In this excerpt from chapter 20, the author briefly discusses the challenges and success factors that the organization must be aware of to maintain compliance and achieve optimum information security for the enterprise. ... More >>
Approximate matching is a promising technology designed to identify similarities between two digital artifacts. This can be very useful for filtering data for security monitoring and digital forensics. ... More >>
Business performance information for strategic and operational decision-making
SOA uses interoperable services grouped around business processes to ease data integration
Data warehousing helps companies make sense of their operational data