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3. Mayoral Report: Proclamation in Recognition of Red Cross Month
4. Land Issues/Zonings/Annexations:Please limit speaking time for citizens' input related to the following land issues/zonings/annexations to five minutes.
5. Privilege Licenses
6. Formal business:
(A) Approval of the Appointment of the City Clerk
(B) Swearing in of the City Clerk
(C) Approval to rename Tolleson Park Softball Field B in honor of Judge Ken Nix.
(D) Bid Award RFP 13-017 to Green Rock Partners for Parks and Recreation Master Plan for 2013 in the amount of $29,000 and authorize the Mayor to sign and execute all documents
(E) Public Hearing - Approval of Ordinance 2013 04 amending the Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance to allow growler stores to sell tastings for marketing purposes in the City of Smyrna
7. Commercial Building Permits
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(A) Approval of February 18, 2013 Mayor and Council Meeting Minutes
(B) Bid Award RFQ 13-018 Campbell Road Drainage Improvements Award to the lowest bidder Corley Contractors for the amount of $45,175.35 and authorize the Mayor to execute any related documents
(C) Approval to grant a drainage easement on city owned property at 1105 Concord Rd., and authorize the Mayor to sign and execute all related documents
(D) Approval of Street Closings for 2013 City Events and Concerts
(E) Approval to use Council Chambers on March 7 from 7-9 p.m. for a Williams Park Neighborhood Meeting with Brett Ward, Principal of the new Smyrna Elementary School
(F) Approval to use Council Chambers for Oak Ridge Estates HOA Meeting March 12, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
(G) Approval to use Council Chambers for Vinings Forest HOA Meeting, March 14, 6-10 p.m.
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Manchester, NH — Norma M. (Salvo) Cocchiaro, 91, of Manchester, N.H., passed away peacefully Friday, October 25, 2013, at her son's home in Manchester, N.H., surrounded by her family. Norma was born in Lawrence and was the daughter of the late Joseph Salvo and Carmela (Moro) Salvo, and the widow of Philip Cocchiaro.
Norma was raised and educated in Lawrence graduated from Lawrence High School in 1940 and has been a longtime parishioner at Holy Rosary Church and also at St. Elizabeth's Church in Seabrook.
Norma was a people person. If you were walking down the street and didn't know her, you would walk away with a new friend. Norma loved spending quality time with her grandchildren. She also loved shopping and spending time at the beach.
Norma is survived by her sons, Philip J. Cocchiaro and his wife, JoAnne of Goffstown, N.H., Carmen J. Cocchiaro and his wife, Susan of Manchester, N.H., and John A. Cocchiaro of Manchester, N.H.; her grandchildren, Jennie LaBranche of Bristow, Va., Carla Bolduc of Weare, N.H., Kiel Lynch of Derry, N.H., Cory Cocchiaro of Haverhill, Mass., and Kristin Cocchiaro of Somersworth, N.H.; six great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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All it takes is a glance at this boat to know that it is Monterey 220 EX. We think that Monterey's are among the prettiest sportboats on the water. Capt. Steve Says...Monterey sure makes good looking boats, and you can spot them a mile away. Their lines are easy on the eyes. So it was with a optimistic attitude that I checked out the 220 EX. Being a family man, I can appreciate some of the amenities that can make or break a boat, at least with my family. Let's go over some of them. Take a Bow...High marks on comfort level but low points for the grab rail being optional. We like the step between the two cup holders forward to get to the swim ladder. There's a lot to like in this bow area. The seats are comfortable for an intimate gathering and I love the fold down armrests. Notice how everyone will be facing each other. Very functional, not crowded for four people, and works great with the pedestal round table. But...remove the table and get underway and facing forward there isn't enough room to allow average length legs to stretch out. But there are comfortable positions without having to do that, so no points off. Everyone gets a drink holder… good. See those grab handles at the walkthrough? Good for facing in, but facing ahead, not so much. And only the aft seats have them. There is a compartment in one of the consoles for an optional Porta-Potti, complete with reading material.So we go to the stainless "bow" rails along the side. They're in a pretty good spot, and stretch right where your arms lay, so I like them... except they're a $583 option. Without them, your choices for hanging on are limited. I'd rather see these on the standard list.High marks for the bow boarding ladder from the beach. Pop-up cleats are a good option to get and are worth the additional $293, in my book. I'm also a big fan of the shower to wash off when coming aboard. Even when swimming in fresh water, I just feel like I need a rinse. C'mon, you know what fish do in that water. Add $658 for both bow and stern showers. Quick, where's the horn button? Good ergonomics but a holder for the iPod would be a plus. That's where my Coke goes. The radio control is at the helm where it should be.The Cockpit...There's not a lot of cockpit space, but that's not where the bulk of the action will be. The transom, however, has gobs of room. The sunpad makes a comfortable seat when preparing for entering the water, and there's a flip out extension that really adds space for the sun worshippers. The swim platform is a bit high off the water, and it does not extend fully past the lower unit and props. But add points for having the swim ladder recessed and angled away from the outdrive. This is a large compartment and can store most anything you'd want to bring aboard.Big points for the port side storage compartment. Big enough to swallow everything, which saves having to move people aside in the cockpit to put your skis away in a sole locker. Sorry, but we take points off for no gate at the transom walkthrough. There is a step but the kiddies won't stop there, so that means attention is drawn from outside the boat to watch that no one goes tumbling out. Either that or keep them in the bow, or on your lap. If you have older kids that came with common sense, then it's a non-issue. You gotta love that tower. It's a "must have" option so add $3,167 to the bottom line.Engine options...There are a lot of choices, but since we're loading up the boat and towing skiers and wakeboarders, hefty horsepower and dual props are the order of the day. A 260-hp Merc 5.0L MPI with a BIII drive will set you back another $5,924, and a 27-0hp Volvo 5.0L DP will be a smidge more. All these are added to a reasonable base price of $47,000. The engine room has been gelcoated, as has the whole bilge. This is a very nice touch, and once you have owned a boat with this easy-to-clean surface, you'll never want to go back to raw, painted fiberglass.The Monterey 220 EX has a LOA of 21'6" / 6.6 m, a beam of 8'6" / 2.6 m, and a draft of 40" / 101.6 cm. Her dry weight is 4,200 lbs / 1,905.1 kg, and she'll carry 50 gal / 189.3L of fuel, and another 10 gal / 37.9L of water. But for all its good looks and functionality, it's still a boat you have to get onboard to really appreciate. Make an appointment with you local Monterey dealer and check out the 220 EX for yourself.
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PASADENA, Calif. (August 6, 2012) – Jacqueline Howard, president of the Tournament of Roses® Foundation, announced the election of Maxine Harris and Lance Tibbet to the Foundation's board of directors. These new members replace outgoing board
members Wellington Chen and Ira C. "Mike" Matthiessen, who provided a combined 10 years of outstanding service, vision and leadership to the Foundation board.
Maxine Harris is a long time resident of Pasadena. She arrived in California from the East Coast more than 25 years ago. Professionally, Harris is a vice president and senior trust officer with Bank of the West in its Wealth Management Group.
In this capacity, she is responsible for managing personal trusts and estates, investment management and charitable agency accounts for high net worth individuals, families and entities. She currently serves on the boards of Union Station Homeless Services,
Friends of the Levitt Pavilion, Red Cross and the Organization of Women Executives. Pasadena is also the home to Maxine's two daughters, their husbands and two granddaughters, who are students at La Canada High School.
Lance M. Tibbet, a Tournament volunteer since 1980, is also a member of the Tournament of Roses Association's Executive Committee. He will serve as the Tournament's President in 2018 providing leadership for the 129th Rose Parade and
104th Rose Bowl Game on January 1, 2018. Tibbet serves as the current chair of the Tournament's Audit committee and vice chair of the Business Development committee. He has also chaired the Parade Operations, Post Parade and, Queen& Court committees.
Professionally, Tibbet is the operations manager at Magic Growers, Inc. a wholesale nursery located in Pasadena specializing in growing Mediterranean and California appropriate plants for the professional retail nursery and landscape trades. In addition
to his 32 years of service in the Tournament of Roses, Tibbet is a board member of the San Gabriel Valley Chapter of NOBLE (National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives) and the USS Pasadena (SSN 752) Foundation. He previously served as president
of the Pasadena Optimist Club, president of the Nursery Growers Association of California (NGA), and a member of the NGA's Water Issues and Political Action committees. He also has been active in Scouting in Pasadena via a variety of leadership roles at both
the Cub Scout and Boy Scout level. He and his wife reside in Pasadena and have two adult children.
In addition, the following Tournament of Roses Foundation board members were elected to serve as officers on the board: Katherine Martinez Kleine, vice president; Ciran Hadjian, treasurer; and Nancy Neal Davis, secretary. Members continuing to serve on
the Foundation Board are Leonora Barrón, Dave Davis, Mike Hagedorn, Darryl Hallie, Tahra Goraya, Brad Ratliff and Mike Ward.
Established in 1983, the Foundation is a tax exempt, non-profit public benefit corporation established to receive and manage contributions from the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association, its supporters and the general public. The Foundation supports charities
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But I am so very impressed with the selections offered this fall by Ottawa maternity boutique Hautemama that I have no choice but to suggest you all head over to the store's online boutique and start shopping. Fragile, Vanessa Knox, Slacks & Co, Bellybutton–I have written about all of these European maternity lines, lamenting the fact that they are carried in such very limited quantities here in the United States. Hautemama seems to have heeded such complaints and has updated its website and its collections, curating a very impressive online boutique chocked full of New Fall Arrivals from Europe's luxury maternity designers. Yes, you'll have to pay shipping from Canada, but this upgraded maternity boutique is the best one-stop maternity shopping destination I've seen in a while.
That great new Leather-Trimmed Wool Cape that Slacks & Co did for its Fall 2012 Collection? Hautemama has it. How about Slacks & Co's recent release of new work-appropriate maternity dresses? Hautemama stocks them. Vanessa Knox's cozy wool Purple Cableknit Maternity Cardigan? Hautemama has it. A wide selection of high-end nursingwear from Swedish designer Boob? Hautemama has it. And Boob's hard-to-find cotton leggings in an array of colors? Hautemama has those too.
In the meantime, I'll be stalking our favorite U.S. maternity boutiques waiting for them to switch it up a bit and offer the discerning maternity shopper a wider selection. I'm all for shopping American whenever you can…except, of course, when there is a Belgian-designed silk couture maternity dress like this one to be ordered directly from Canada.
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- 2 cloves garlic cloves
- 1 medium cauliflower chopped into florets
- 1 pound broccoli, cut into florets
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 cups fat-free, low-sodium chicken broth divided
- 1 cup fat-free or 1% milk
- salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Place chopped broccoli, califlower, onions and garlic in a large mixing bowl. Drizzle olive oil over the vegetables and toss gently.
Empty vegetables on to a large baking tray.
Roast for 25 minutes until browned and tender.
Remove the tray from the oven and place the vegetables in a blender with a cup of chicken broth. Blend until smooth, or desired consistency if you prefer chunks. Empty in to a large pot. Repeat with remaining vegetables and broth.
Stir in milk, then heat soup gently in a large saucepan on medium heat until warmed through.
Serves 4.
Per serving: Calories 170, Calories from Fat 68, Total Fat 7.6g (sat 1.1g), Cholesterol 1mg, Sodium 131mg, Carbohydrate 18.7g, Fiber 6.7g, Protein 9g
Tips and Suggestions:
- For convenience, you can buy pre-chopped broccoli and cauliflower packs from many stores.
- If you choose to omit the olive oil and instead spray the vegetables on the baking tray with nonstick cooking spray, then the calorie count will drop to 118 calories and the fat count will be less than one gram.
- If you want to make this soup vegetarian, be sure to use vegetable broth instead of chicken broth
- This soup should be gluten free but some broths do contain gluten. Be sure to check the ingredients list on the carton of broth
- For a thicker, creamier soup, you can use fat-free half and half instead of the nonfat or 1 percent milk.
- Swirl some nonfat Greek yogurt on top before serving for added effect, and flavor. Sprinkle some fresh chopped parsley on top, too.
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A masked robber thought the 96-year-old owner of a neighborhood grocery store in Marshfield, Wisconsin would be an easy target for his crime. But, he was so wrong.
Margaretta Wolf has owned the store bearing her family name for 54 years. And she wasn't about to turn over her cash to the armed intruder Monday.
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Corrie star Natalie Gumede is blogging exclusively for Yahoo as she tries her luck at Strictly Come Dancing this year with partner Artem Chigvintsev. Last week she was forced to pull out after she fainted in dress rehearsals. Here she breaks her silence about what happened and why the duo are not out of the wars just yet...
From this point onwards, Artem and I are in danger of being known as the sadists of Strictly. Every single week so far we have come up against injuries of varying severity - mine more well documented than his but nevertheless each has been somewhat hampering every time.
The wonderful thing about Artem and I is how well we work together - we both enjoy the rehearsal process immensely - and for all of his reputation as 'The Terminator', he simply expects his contestant (I can hardly call myself his dance partner, that would imply I was his equal) to work to the best of their ability, and dedicate as much time as their schedule will allow to the learning process. Our work ethic is very well matched, and I'm very lucky to have the time to work full time on Strictly.
Saturday's fainting episodes were an almost inevitable result of not taking the time to rest after having an epidural, steroid and painkilling injections, whilst continuing to take pills for my back trouble back in week four. I had the option of missing a show back then but there was no way I was going to do so unless I was forced to - I am living a dream by being on Strictly and learning new dance styles every week - it took my body shutting down for a second to remind me of the importance of looking after myself.
I will now be giving myself a day off a week in order to rest, but I must add that the hours Artem and I put don't feel in any way like a chore, as much as they are hard work. If I was the professional dancer that people have been misinformed I am, it wouldn't take the 30-40 hours per week we spend trying make each dance the best it can be.
Artem and I continue to bring drama to the show every week for the wrong reasons, and as well as my knee, back, and exhaustion issues, Artem has had knee issues of his own, a fractured nose at my clumsy hands (or elbow), and this week a pulled muscle in his neck, which means we may have to adjust this week's number to accommodate. We laugh about it - we are having the time of our lives and injuries are a challenge to either push through, work around or adapt to when working on such a physically demanding job...
[Natalie Gumede: How I left Artem in a bloody, dazed state]
[Natalie Gumede: On dancing in Strictly on a cocktail of drugs]
What is important for me re-iterate is how much of a pleasure Strictly has been and continues to be despite some difficult experiences along the way. I have discovered dancing with a partner to be a pure expression of joy and Team Nartem was down for a week but I am thoroughly grateful that we are not out.
True Strictly fans have gone on this rollercoaster journey with us, and I have been absolutely blown away and humbled by everyone's support. Thank you all so much for sticking with Artem and I to reach this point, and we can't wait for the next chapter in our Strictly story - the Charleston!
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Strictly's Natalie Gumede on fainting: My body shut down (and now Artem is injured too) - EXCLUSIVE BLOGBy Natalie Gumede | the juice – Thu, Nov 14, 2013 13:18 GMT
Corrie star Natalie Gumede is blogging exclusively for Yahoo as she tries her luck at Strictly Come Dancing this year with partner Artem Chigvintsev. Last week she was forced to pull out after she fainted in dress rehearsals. Here she breaks her silence about what happened and why the duo are not out of the wars just yet...
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Check back here for all the latest behind-the-scenes gossip from the Corrie star as she attempts to navigate the famous dance floor with partner Artem.


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The Difference Between Faith & Religion
Greetings! My name is Amanda Socci. I am a freelance writer from Alexandria, Virginia who has recently approached Patch.com with the idea of writing a blog about the subject matter of faith. In pitching this idea, I explained how there is a big difference between religion and faith, and how I plan to delve into faith, leaving religion to be discussed by others.
I plan to break tradition in the world of blogging by numbering my posts, so that readers may follow each chapter of the faith blog and look back at the colorful stories within the series. I also plan to discuss the difficult concept of faith by comparing it to something a little more concrete — the subject of food.
God is Like a Waiter
You'll be reading a lot about the waiter who brings me a slice of sweet stuff each day. The waiter is none other than God himself. Every time I go through a difficult experience, my waiter sympathetically brings over a slice of sweetness and accompanies it with a fresh, frosty glass of goodness. With a warm pat on the back, I am left to savor my sweet dish and experience God's goodness by reflecting upon the lessons I've learned.
Talking about faith or even trying to describe it succinctly is more difficult than trying to cater a three-course meal to a group of hungry marathoners. Faith is the water that nourishes us and helps us sustain our lives, but it tastes differently to each one of us. That is because no two people experience faith the same way. It is a personal moment that fits us perfectly. It is our underwear and our toothbrush that brushes up against our skin intimately and can not be shared with others.
Faith Gets us Through Difficulties
Faith is not a sweatshirt where one size fits all. Faith is more like a finely-tailored suit that costs thousands of dollars to produce and bears our exact measurements. I can not talk about your faith because your travels are different than mine, but I can certainly talk about my own life experiences and share with you my thoughts on how faith got me through them.
With this blog, I hope not to cause controversy or incite riots, although undoubtedly, there will be some naysayers who will call me a heretic, an extreme liberal, or worse. I have my beekeeper's costume ready for such remarks. With the rest of you, I hope to share a cup of coffee and a slice of pie with you, virtually, yet intimately, as I talk about my own real-life experiences and describe how faith helped me to move forward with my life.
If you actively rely upon your faith, this blog will only reinforce the feelings you already have, and perhaps strengthen them. If you have faith but have let it sit within your soul, lonely and untouched collecting dust, like the pictures from great grandma's attic, hopefully, this blog will act as an oscillating fan and blow away some of that dust and expose the innate faith within each of you.
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Call to 'ring-fence' £1.7m Worcester housing pot
8:30am Monday 11th February 2013 in News By Tom Edwards, Political Reporter
CALLS are being made to safeguard £1.7 million of cash which council bosses hope to use towards easing Worcester's housing crisis.
Worcester's Labour group wants the money "ring-fenced" so it cannot be raided over the next few years to plug holes in the budget.
The city council is being handed £5.6 million from central government as a reward for the amount of new homes being built.
The council's Conservative leadership wants to allocate £1.7 million of the fund towards building new social housing between now and 2018. But the Labour group says it wants guarantees bosses cannot u-turn on the pledge and use some of the cash to fill gaps which could emerge elsewhere.
The council is slashing spending by more than £1.2 million by 2015 to balance the books and could face more cuts in future years depending on what funding it gets from central government.
Councillor Geoff Williams, from the Labour group, said: "I welcome the spending on affordable homes but there are a couple of issues.
"A report in December said the council will attempt to use some of the money on social housing, but there may be pressure to use some on the revenue budget.
"We would like to see the amount allocated for housing ring-fenced away from that so there is no danger whatsoever of that happening."
The £5.6 million cash pot, which is called the New Homes Bonus, is being split three ways, with the remainder going on ideas to boost the economy, as well as new infrastructure like roads and footpath improvements.
As your Worcester News reported, about £348,000 is going towards a £700,000 revamp of the city's High Street.
Coun Williams' comments were made during a meeting of the performance management committee, where other politicians agreed with the stance.
Coun Liz Smith, leader of the Liberal Democrats, said: "I hope all of the money from the New Homes Bonus can be used in the way it's intended and all three categories remain as they are."
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First, what actual 'crisis' is there? Certainly no details of it are given in the report, or any detail I've seen regarding the SWDP.
If there is a problem, it's more to do with the lack of decently-paid employment. You could pave the entire county over - as the Tories, Labour and the LibDems are clearly intent on doing - and it won't make a blind bit of difference if local people aren't in well-paid employment.
The plans are all about keeping builders in profit and planners in a job.
Go round any new estate, virtually everyone moving into new housing is an incomer or immigrant.
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As many of you already know, New York was hit by Hurricane Sandy over Halloween weekend. While the resolve and community of New Yorker's during hard times is a stunning thing to behold, there is a lot of work that is going into sustaining New York right now and the destruction is great. Below is a compiled list of ways you can help the effort. During times of trouble in NY local media outlets can be integral for getting out information quickly. It would be impossible to credit them all but an enormous thanks to my local outlets:
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We are so incredibly honored to present The 22 Magazine Volume 3/III/Three. The amount of talent that has accumulated over these past couple of years is beyond anything anticipated and we cannot thank enough all the contributors, volunteers, supporters, and fans who have made this magazine a reality and have chosen to support creative grit. This week we will be releasing the web version of The 22 Magazine and will shortly have the magazine available online to purchase in print. From the beast's of Allison Sommers, the terrain of Nick Lamia, to the virtues and sins of Nicole Gordon, and Joseph Daley, the animals of Angeline Gragasin, the patterns of Bradley Ehrsam, the great paradox's of Charlotte Greenwood, the artistic statements of Cless and Jeff Tigchelaar, the true words of Gerardo Mena, the steely sounds of Iron Dog, the evolutionary debates of Jason Stoneking, and Randy Mora, the stereovisions of Jim Ford, the outsider truths of JJ Cromer, the secular geometries of Megan Moncrief, the botanical commemoration of Penelope Gottlieb, the multi layered records of Sarah Boothroyd, and the joyous apocalypse of Ricky Allman this volume is a cacophony of world ending beauty. This volume, this year, we ask, as you near the apex of 2012, to celebrate both the hard times and the good and to appreciate what is certain in this life, the notions of creativity in all their great, imagined forms.
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We are thrilled/charmed/humbled and just plain happy to present the 3rd volume of The 22 Magazine. To continue to support such amazing creative efforts in Brooklyn and the world and act as a collector of each contributors story is a role we never imagined we would have the luck to play.
We cannot thank enough all our contributors, interns, volunteers, funders, and everyone else who makes this magazine happen. It is with great honor that we present the contributors for Volume 3/III/Three of The 22 Magazine.
Adam Void
Allison Sommers
Angeline Gragasin
Bradley Ehrsam
Charlotte Greenwood
Gerardo Mena
Iron Dog
Jason Stoneking
Jeff Tigchelaar
Jim Ford
J.J. Cromer
Joseph Daley
Megan Moncrief
Mike Bazzett
Nathan Vernau
Nick Lamia
Nicole Gordon
Penelope Gottlieb
Randy Mora
Ricky Allman
Sarah Boothroyd
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I'm so pleased to introduce you to two excellent interns who are helping make the magnificence of Volume 3 possible. I'm completely honored to have the brains of these talented folks contributing to the magazine. We've had a lot of help over the years but the interns are often in the thick of it, helping to put the behemoth that is the magazine itself together. I cannot thank everyone enough who contributes to this project and particularly these worker bees. Give them a round of applause and if you are interested in jumping into the fray of Volume 3/III/Three check out our intern/volunteer guidelines here.
Bradley Tsalyuk was born in L.A. He attended L.A. County High School for the Arts with a focus on visual arts. He now studies at the Musem of Fine Arts in Boston where he focuses on interdisciplinary art making employing performance, sculpture, installation, and photography.
Carolyn Supinka is a senior at Carnegie Mellon University, studying Creative Writing and Art. She is interested in the relationship between text and visual art, and experiments with a broad range of mediums such as drawing, painting, printmaking, and performance. She also collaborates with musicians to create spoken word performances. Her work has been featured in Dossier,The Oakland Review, Fjords Review, and the Naugatuck River Review.
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A little update on Volume 3 of The 22 Magazine, we are currently still in the process on deciding on contributors for Volume 3/III/Three. As always the decision has proven to be twice as hard as more and more talented folk submit. That being said, we are still looking for the perfect pieces of written word (particularly fiction or nonfiction pieces) to accompany most of this beautiful art and music. We will be extending the deadline for writing submissions only to June 12th. Included below is a list of "inspiration" or ideas about what we are looking for in a story. Good luck and thank you for all the amazing submissions so far. Truly an honor to review them all!
Inspiration list:
Car Crash
Arctic or "Hidden" worlds
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We're calling blog vacation this weekend after a big show. Listings/blog will return Monday, April 30th. You can check out the weekend and upcoming here, if your desire for doings refuse to rest.
In the meantime make sure to get your submissions for Vol. 3/III/Three in by Monday!
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If you've got a hankering to come see our show next Thursday (and you should), there are tickets available to buy online now! Tickets will be available at the door as well, but seating is limited.
Please join us this April 26th!
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The 22 Magazine is pleased to present an evening of music, art, food and puppetry with Andru Bemis, Anna Gevalt, Elizabeth Laprelle and Katherine Fahey, who along with singing, will be presenting a cranky. Also known as scrolling panorama, or crank box, the cranky is an old-fashioned hand-cranked scrolling device, illustrating a story or song. They will be joined by FAHEY, puppeteer Daniel Patrick Fay, and visual artists Jimmy McBride, Megan Canning, Eileen Hoffman, Reineke Hollander and more. There will be a potluck style buffet, so feel free to bring something to contribute! The event will take place on April 26, at Vaudeville Park in Brooklyn. Preceding the show there will be a shadow puppet workshop and square dancing lessons with Anna and Elizabeth.
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On March 22nd, 2012 we recorded The Hot Holy Mess and Sarah Bernstein, underneath the Manhattan Bridge at the intersection of Adams and Water Street in Dumbo, Bklyn. Hear the results below. Thank you to The Hot Holy Mess and Sarah Bernstein for getting up bright and early to make some beautiful music, and a very special thanks to sound wizard Robert O'Haire who makes musicians playing underneath train tracks sound absolutely lovely.
Hot Holy Mess: http://thehotholymess.tumblr.com/
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Recording and Sound Production, Robert O'Haire (Straw2Gold Pictures): http://straw2goldpictures.com/
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Polyamorous people still face plenty of stigmas, but some studies suggest they handle certain relationship challenges better than monogamous people do.
The companies that create the most important state and national exams also publish textbooks that contain many of the answers. Unfortunately, low-income school districts can't afford to buy them.
A leading neuroscientist who has spent decades studying creativity shares her research on where genius comes from, whether it is dependent on high IQ—and why it is so often accompanied by mental illness.
Despite the mythology around the idea of the lone genius, the famous partnership of John Lennon and Paul McCartney demonstrates the brilliance of creative pairs.
Afghanistan's outgoing president helped heal a shattered country. He also winked at corruption and ruled like a tribal chief. His successor will inherit a nation that's in better shape than you might think—and a government with little power to keep it that way.
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Twenty-three Alaskan tribesmen broke the law when they overfished king salmon, but they claim their faith gave them no other choice.
While teaching English in Beijing, I witnessed one of the most tumultuous protests in modern history.
Last June, 19 firefighters lost their lives trying to control a blaze near Yarnell, Arizona—the highest death toll for firefighters battling a wildfire in this country since 1933. What went wrong? Is it time to reconsider our approach to fighting fire?
Two hundred fifty years of slavery. Ninety years of Jim Crow. Sixty years of separate but equal. Thirty-five years of racist housing policy. Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole.
A journey to the village of Chibok, where insurgents hide in the bush as families mourn the loss of their daughters.
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With the arrival of 2007 comes much in the way of change at the Los Angeles Fire Department.
While change is inevitable and ultimately beneficial to our vocation, it is not without collateral impact that causes us to take pause, remember and give thanks.
Though this New Year's Eve gives us reason to thank so many, the men and women of the LAFD wish tonight to publicly salute our First Lady, Liz Bamattre for her remarkable support of our members, our families and at all times, our mission of saving lives.
At no time in our Department's 120-year history, have we been more proud of or well supported by the spouse of our Fire Chief; in this case, a woman who clearly set the highest of standards in her tireless pursuit of doing good in the name of our agency.
While the job of Fire Chief seems largely autonomous, there is a quiet understanding that the Chief must have a close and loyal confidant in whom he or she can unquestionably rely. From the moment Bill Bamattre took his oath of office, Liz Bamattre has been just that person - and more.
And it hasn't been easy.
As often as not, it was Liz who answered the phone at the Bamattre household, including one early Sunday morning in 1998 that would prove to be the first of several occassions when our Chief - and later every member of our Fire Department, would rely deeply upon her personal strength, love and support.
Yes, Liz Bamattre is one remarkable woman, who has not only devoted herself to nurturing and healing our agency in difficult times, but also to preserving the memory of our fallen colleagues evermore.
It is not infrequently that we receive calls at LAFD Headquarters asking about the Fallen Firefighter Memorial and Museum, often times from a caller who was inspired by a "wonderful docent with a lovely British accent".
These inquiries of course, bring a smile to our face, as we picture the countless hours that Liz has devoted to the Museum and Memorial, often with broom or paintbrush in hand, and in recent years, not only serving as a 'can-do' docent, but also gracing celebratory events with her truly regal presence.
From graciously greeting dignitaries at LAFD Headquarters, to attending countless luncheons and banquets at which she proudly represented our agency, to the fallen Firefighter and family funerals at which she stood proudly by the Fire Chief, Liz Bamattre has always been there for her husband, and also for every member of her Fire Department family.
As we look forward to the great things to come in 2007, we wanted to take this opportunity to thank and offer a fond farewell to Liz Bamattre.
Thank you Liz. We love you, and we'll miss you.
Submitted by Brian Humphrey, Spokesman
Los Angeles Fire Department
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2005 is the last year for the Toyota Celica; after 35 years, its being discontinued. Bummer. The latest (and last) iteration of the car is, I think, the best looking Celica ever made, and while it's not perfect, it's a great sports car. The Toyota Celica GT model starts at $18,210; the more powerful Celica GT-S I drove starts at $22,875. My fully-loaded test car stickered for $27,660. Warranty is 3 years/36,000 miles bumper-to-bumper, 5 years/60,000 miles on the powertrain.
First Glance
The early 1990s was the heyday of Japanese sports cars. Creatures like the twin-turbo Nissan 300ZX, 300 horsepower Mitsubishi 3000GT, and all-wheel-drive Eagle Talon brought a new level of speed, handling and refinement to North American drivers. Sadly, it only took a few years before sports cars were out and SUVs were in. Today, the Toyota Celica GT-S stays true to the characters of those high-tech Japanese sportsters. The styling stands out like a clown suit at a funeral, and a heady dose of high-tech wizardry gives the Celica the moxie to back up its appearance. It goes as good as it looks.
In the Driver's Seat
The driver of the Celica sits low, with his or her legs almost straight out. Over-the-shoulder visibility is the pits. On my way to pick up the Celica, a guy in a Taurus tried to change lanes right into my rear bumper; it was close, and I was pretty rattled. Driving the Celica immediately after, I was almost too nervous to change lanes. Here's the process: Check the mirrors, look over your shoulder, pray that there isn't a small car in the big blind spot, then make your move slowly. If you don't hear a crunch, you've made it. Because of the poor sightlines, it's vital to keep an eye on traffic and know what's around you at all times. Rear vision isn't much better, particularly at night. The GT-S has a spoiler that bisects the rear window; the car sits low enough to be right in the path of most cars' headlights, which are blocked by the spoiler. As the car bumps up and down, the headlights dance above and below the spoiler, creating a flashing strobe effect that is both mesmerizing and annoying. Aside from that, I found the Celica quite comfortable, with nary a flaw in the ergonomics. The back seat is typically tiny, but the hatchback body and huge trunk make the Celica a surprisingly good cargo hauler.
On the Road
The heart of the GT-S is a 1.8 liter 16-valve 4-cylinder engine that delivers 180 hp to the front wheels. This engine's variable valve timing (VVTi) is set up for a burst of high-RPM power. Rev past 6,500 RPM and the magic begins: The engine's buzz turns to a vicious snarl and the car takes off like a scared rabbit, pulling hard right up to the 8,200 RPM rev limiter. What a ride! Most small high-RPM engines feel as limp as wet spaghetti at low RPMs, but not this one. Lazing around town, the GT-S burbles along happily in almost any gear. The 6-speed shifter feels so good I found myself looking for excuses to change gears. It has the tight, direct feel one expects to find in a rear-wheel-drive car, where the shift lever often is connected directly to the transmission. (With the transmission way up front, front-drivers usually use cables or rods. Some feel decent, but most feel awkward.) Manual Celicas get a 6-speed transmission. Reverse is located to the left of 1st, so to avoid confusion (shifting into reverse when you want first) a beeper sounds when reverse is selected. It's incredibly annoying, especially if you park in reverse--it won't shut up until you turn the car off.
Journey's End
Purists will tell you that proper sports cars are rear-wheel-drive. This is true--a front-wheel-drive car can't speed up out of a corner as well as a rear-driver--but unless you're on a racetrack, that doesn't count for much. The Celica GT-S handles about as well as any stock front-wheel-drive car. Driving as fast as I dared on public roads, I barely even tickled the Celica's handling limits. The ride is firm but not uncomfortable, and the steering is well weighted though a bit vague off center for my tastes. Front- vs. rear-drive aside, the Celica GT-S sure plays the part of a proper sports car well: It looks great, goes fast, drives well, and the high-RPM power surge is a guaranteed smile-generator. I have just one gripe: The price. Once you add sporting must-haves like side airbags, antilock brakes, bigger wheels and a sunroof, the GT-S' price creeps up towards $25 large. For the price of my test car, I could (and would) get a rear-drive Mazda RX-8. The sub-$20k GT lacks the GT-S' gem of an engine but it has the looks and the road manners. It's too bad that Toyota is discontinuing the Celica, but at least it's going out in style.


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Situated amid the plate-glass financial monoliths of Paternoster Square, The Saint does an effective job as an energetic, box-ticking boozer for Friday-afternoon office fugitives – although it also pleases hungry, camera-toting tourists throughout the week (St Paul's Cathedral is close by). The lunch menu canters through an assortment of dishes that are par for the course in these parts (sausages, mezze platters, Thai green chicken curry, wild-mushroom risotto, fish pie), while the pared-back evening menu is built around global nibbles and nachos. Drinkswise, The Saint boasts a better selection of whites and reds than many corporate wine bars in the neighbourhood, although there's a paucity of interesting beers on tap and cocktails are mostly middle-of-the-road classics. Enjoy it all in a buzzy, post-industrial setting of bare brick walls, woodwork and ceiling girders.
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Prep30 m
Cook20 m
Ready In50 m
"A Vietnamese sandwich, made with chicken and full of pickled vegetables. My husband works around a lot of Vietnamese restaurants, and I was making him bring me home these tasty sandwiches. Finally I attempted to make one, and found that my recipe was even better than the restaurants, mainly because I used chicken breast and fresher ingredients. I also love the pickled vegetables, so I made sure there was plenty of those."
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- Place rice vinegar, water, and sugar into a saucepan over medium heat, bring to a boil, and stir until the sugar has dissolved, about 1 minute. Allow the mixture to cool.
- Pour the cooled vinegar mixture over the carrot, radish, and onion in a bowl, and allow to stand for at least 30 minutes. Drain off the excess vinegar mixture after the vegetables have marinated.
- While the vegetables are marinating, preheat the oven's broiler, and set the oven rack about 6 inches from the heat source. Lightly oil a slotted broiler pan.
- Sprinkle the chicken breast with garlic salt and pepper, and broil on slotted broiler pan, turning once, until the center of the chicken breast is no longer pink and the surface has browned, about 6 minutes per side. Remove the broiled chicken, and slice into bite-size pieces.
- Slice the baguette in half the long way, and pull the center of the bread out of the baguette halves, leaving a cavity for the filling. Place the baguette halves under the broiler to lightly toast, 2 to 3 minutes.
- To assemble the bahn mi sandwich, spread each half of the toasted baguette with mayonnaise, and fill the cavity of the bottom half of the bread with broiled chicken, cucumber slices, pickled carrot, onion, and radish, cilantro leaves, and jalapeno pepper. Squeeze a wedge of lime over the filling, and top with the other half of the baguette.
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This recipe is a nice base for Banh Mi and those who are not familiar with Vietnamese subs/food. Adding additional ingredients could make this a much better a more solid Banh Mi. One key ingredient that was not mentioned here is the soy sauce which is typically added atop the mayo and for those feeling a bit more adventurous, duck/chicken pate. As far as meat goes, the most popular/common filling is the cha siu (xa xiu) pork which is a sweet BBQ pork that is grilled/fried (my personal favorite as it goes well with the pickled veggies). Chicken can be used as well, Vietnamese cold cuts, pork meatballs or even firm fried tofu for a vegetarian option.
I used this recipe as my inspiration & only made the marinade, adding 1/4 tsp. kosher salt. I'd had pork to use from a slow smoked butt roast which was moist & wonderfully seasoned so I think any good flavored pork or chicken might work just as well. I let the veggies marinate 1 hour & they were great - lots of flavor but still fresh & crunchy! I lightly toasted just the crusts of my bagette, & I used all the veg & garnish suggested but added a dash of soy sauce over all because the mayo just didn't do enough, so I'll hafta figure that out next. But try it - it's a great sandwich!
We LOVE Banh Mi at our house, and I've been experimenting as well. I like the marinade for the veggies in this recipe, although I think the mayo needs to be infused with something to make it more authentic (at least, they do at our VN Baguette shop...) I tried adding garlic powder and a little Chinese 5 spice just to see. We loved it. Next we're gonna try the Asian BBQ Pork from Costco as a sandwich filler.
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Amount Per Serving (2 total)
- Calories
- 657 cal
- 33%
- Fat
- 25.2 g
- 39%
- Carbs
- 85.2 g
- 27%
- Protein
- 24 g
- 48%
- Cholesterol
- 43 mg
- 14%
- Sodium
- 990 mg
- 40%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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We have all seen commercials and advertisements for the new "enhanced water beverages". Many of them claim to be full of energy, vitamins and nutrients, oxygen and above all, provide thirst quenching flavor. But do we really need to pay extra for these "super waters"?
The word "enhanced" can imply anything from flavored water to added oxygen to added nutrients. Keep in mind that many of the alleged benefits among the numerous "good-for-you" tonics on the market are simply selling ploys. For instance, is there really such a thing as super oxygenated water; a product that actually claims to have added oxygen levels, and as a result provides a boost of energy. Many scientists are calling this a sham. The amount of extra oxygen that can be dissolved into a 500ml bottle of water is approximately equal to one breath of fresh air; barely enough to even affect the simplest of workouts. Honestly, most of this oxygen escapes the bottle as soon as it is opened, and the stomach's rate of absorption is insignificant compared to the lungs. And, the amount of added nutrients in these "wonder waters" generally is less than would be gained from eating a healthy meal; leaving me to believe that these glorified glacier waters can be skipped.
If you do prefer the flavor of the "enhanced" water drinks, be weary of the amount of calories per serving in your beverage of choice. Look for lower calorie brands, with low amounts of sugar. Consider diluting the beverage with pure water for just a hint of flavor. Most importantly, do not neglect to drink on upwards of 8 glasses of water per day!
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In his role as Managing Director, Stewart Rauner advises clients
in the Broadband, Cable, Media and Communications Technology sectors,
providing Merger & Acquisitions, Private Placement and Financial
Advisory services. In addition, Mr. Rauner has geographic responsibility
for Katalyst's business affairs in Israel.
completing his academic studies (B.A. Columbia University, 1978;
J.D. Harvard Law School, 1982), Mr. Rauner spent nine years working
as an investment banker and economic development professional
in New York, focusing on M&A work and project finance. During
this period, he also completed part-time postgraduate studies
in corporate finance and taxation at New York University.
1991, after serving as Vice President of Investment Banking at
Prudential Securities, he moved to Israel, where he lived for
11 years, before returning to New York in December 2002.
From 1991-95, Mr. Rauner worked as an attorney at two of Israel's
leading corporate law firms, Herzog, Fox & Neeman and I. Fischer
& Co. (now Fischer, Behar, Chen & Co.), both in Tel Aviv,
where he utilized his investment banking background to specialize
in venture capital investments and Nasdaq offerings for Israeli
technology companies.
1996, Mr. Rauner established Broadband Associates, a boutique
advisory firm focusing on financing, strategy and US business
development (including strategic investment) for early-stage Israeli
and European-based communications technology companies. Over the
following seven years, he successfully executed value added commercial
arrangements and financings for companies engaged in a wide range
of leading-edgetechnologies, including carrier, enterprise and
broadband Voice over IP; cable data and telephony; softswitch;
network management/OSS; communications semiconductors; VoD/IP-TV;
freespace optical wireless communications; and wireless base station
technologies. Recent projects have involved several new areas,
including storage networking, optical components, Infiniband and
related interconnect technologies.
Rauner has been especially effective introducing and financing
new technologies and products to be deployed by the leading US
and international cable operators, and has been active in industry
forums including CableLabs, SCTE, NCTA and CTAM.
the late 1990's, Mr. Rauner played a key role in financing,
building and selling three Israel-based companies with exits before
the market downturn—Internet Telecom, a provider of core
enabling technologies for Voice over IP (sold to Terayon, Nasdaq:
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particular note, Mr. Rauner successfully structured and negotiated
transaction terms and related hedging strategies that protected
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included advising on an $18 million A round venture capital financing
for a company whose technologies lower costs and extend the capacity
of legacy wireless networks, as well as a management buyout and
subsequent restructuring (including asset sales) of the Israeli
operations of a US cable equipment vendor.
Rauner currently serves as a Director of Popular
Telephony, Inc., a provider of middleware for VoIP semiconductors
and enterprise communications systems, and on the Advisory Board
of CableMatrix, a developer
of Quality of Service solutions enabling delivery of multimedia
and P2P applications over cable data networks.
dual citizen of the United States and Israel, Mr. Rauner served
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- 2 tbsps finely chopped fresh cilantro
- 2 tsp finely chopped yellow onions
- 2 tsp minced jalapeno or serrano chilies
- salt
- 2 large ripe avocadoes, peeled and seeded
- 2 tbsp finely chopped plum tomato (1 small tomato)
- 2 tsp fresh squeezed lime juice
- warm tortilla chips, for serving
Add the avocados and gently mash with a fork until chunky-smooth.
Fold the remaining cilantro, onion, and chile into the mixture.
Stir in the tomato and lime juice, adjust the seasonings to taste, and serve with a basket of warm tortilla chips.
Makes 4 servings of the best guacamole dip ever!
Nutritional information per serving:
191 calories, 2.4 grams protein, 18.5 grams fat, 8 grams carbohydrate
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Got leftover guacamole? My colleague Molly has a great tip on how to keep guacamole green by storing leftovers properly.