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"A thick, creamy mushroom sauce served over golden brown chicken breasts and linguini. Easy and satisfying. Crusty bread is always good for dipping in the sauce as well."
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- Melt 6 tablespoons butter in a large skillet over medium high heat. Season chicken with salt and pepper and add to skillet. Cook until halfway done and golden brown on both sides, about 4 to 7 minutes each side. When browned, remove chicken to a 9x13 inch baking dish. Set skillet aside, reserving drippings.
- In a separate skillet, melt the 2 remaining tablespoons of butter over medium high heat and saute mushrooms. Add 1/4 cup of the wine and stir; let reduce over low heat for 5 minutes. Set mushrooms and drippings aside, keeping warm.
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).
- Add cream of chicken soup and cream of mushroom soup to reserved chicken/drippings skillet. Mix soups well with drippings, making sure no lumps remain. Slowly add cream, stirring constantly, then add remaining 1/2 cup wine; season with rosemary and thyme. Adjust amount of wine as needed to make a nice, thick gravy consistency. Let mixture simmer over medium heat until bubbly, then add reserved mushroom mixture and stir together.
- Pour soup/mushroom mixture over chicken in baking dish, cover and bake in preheated oven for 30 to 45 minutes.
- About 15 minutes before serving chicken, bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add linguine and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until al dente; drain. Serve chicken breasts and sauce over the hot cooked pasta.
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This is a winner! The sauce is so velvety and delicious. I added a clove of garlic to the mushroom mixture because we love garlic. Also, I used only one skillet for everything. Brown the chicken,remove it; add the mushrooms, seasonings and wine & reduce it. Then add soup mixture to same skillet. Pour over the chicken and bake. Then you have only one skillet to wash! This recipe is a MUST TRY! You won't be disappointed!!! For the reviewers who thought it was bland, just add more rosemary, thyme & garlic.
This was a good recipe. This was the first time I made it and I wanted to share some things I did to cut down on the fat and calories. I used half the amount of butter, reduced fat soups, and fat free half and half (instead of the heavy cream). My husband and I thought it was very tasty!
Danielle, I wish I could give this more than five stars because this recipe is certainly worth it! Not only delicious, but also a great company dish. My family raved!!
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 1005 cal
- 50%
- Fat
- 52 g
- 80%
- Carbs
- 81.1 g
- 26%
- Protein
- 43.5 g
- 87%
- Cholesterol
- 197 mg
- 66%
- Sodium
- 1259 mg
- 50%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Cameron, Louisiana
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|United States
|3 ft (0.9 m)
|29.4 sq mi (76.1 km2)
|- land
|27.9 sq mi (72 km2)
|- water
|1.5 sq mi (4 km2), 5.1%
|406 (2010)
|70.5 / sq mi (27.2 / km2)
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Cameron is a census-designated place (CDP) in and the parish seat of Cameron Parish, Louisiana, United States.[1] The population was 1,965 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Lake Charles Metropolitan Statistical Area. After sustaining extreme damage from Hurricane Rita in 2005 and Hurricane Ike in 2008, the 2010 Census showed Cameron having a population of just 406, a 79% drop in population from 2000 to 2010.[2]
In 1957, Cameron was nearly destroyed by Hurricane Audrey. A storm surge of 12 feet (3.6 m) and 150 mile per hour (240 km/h) winds caused the death of more than 300 residents of the town.[3]
Nearly fifty years later, in late September 2005, Hurricane Rita hit the town. This time, however, virtually everyone evacuated, and only one man was reported killed in the town. He is said to have been sick and decided to stay in town for the storm. His body was found in Lake Charles, Louisiana.[4]
On September 14, 2008, Hurricane Ike again leveled Cameron with a 22-foot (6.7 m) storm surge just as it was recovering from Rita in 2005. Ike destroyed over 90 percent of the homes in the parish seat and caused catastrophic flooding in every part of the parish. Damage due to storm surge and winds was far worse than what was seen with Hurricane Rita.[5] A 2010 report on the damage sustained from the effects of Rita and Ike states that few people returned to the town after the hurricanes, due to stricter building codes and high insurance costs that increased the cost of living dramatically. None of the stores have been rebuilt - only a gas station, bank, post office, and a restaurant remain (the latter two of which are still housed in trailers); most of the residents still live in mobile homes. The First Baptist Church in the city wasn't rebuilt until 2010.[6]
Cameron is on the Creole Nature Trail, one of the National Scenic Byways.
Cameron is home to the Louisiana Fur and Wildlife Festival which is held in January. January 2014 will be the 57th Fur Festival. http://www.furfestival.com/
Cameron is located at 29°47′17″N 93°18′42″W / 29.78806°N 93.31167°W (29.788055, -93.311764)[7].
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 29.4 square miles (76 km2), of which, 27.9 square miles (72 km2) of it is land and 1.5 square miles (3.9 km2) of it (5.17%) is water.
As of the census[8] of 2000, there were 1,965 people, 695 households, and 510 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 70.5 people per square mile (27.2/km²). There were 800 housing units at an average density of 28.7 per square mile (11.1/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 82.49% White, 11.86% African American, 0.56% Native American, 0.31% Asian, 0.05% Pacific Islander, 3.36% from other races, and 1.37% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 5.55% of the population.
There were 695 households out of which 37.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 52.5% were married couples living together, 14.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 26.6% were non-families. 21.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.77 and the average family size was 3.17.
In the CDP the population was spread out with 27.5% under the age of 18, 10.8% from 18 to 24, 31.1% from 25 to 44, 21.5% from 45 to 64, and 9.1% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 34 years. For every 100 females there were 102.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 104.2 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $30,370, and the median income for a family was $33,661. Males had a median income of $24,762 versus $26,406 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $13,499. About 17.0% of families and 19.4% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18.1% of those under age 18 and 13.6% of those age 65 or over.
Government and infrastructure[edit]
The United States Postal Service Cameron Post Office is located at 144 Adam Roux Street in the CDP.[9]
The Cameron Parish School Board serves the town. South Cameron High School, a consolidated primary and secondary school, serves the community.
Prior to Hurricane Rita's impact in September 2005, South Cameron High School served area high schoolers while Cameron Elementary School, within Cameron, served grades Pre-Kindergarten through 7.[10] In September 2005 Hurricane Rita swept through Cameron Parish, damaging South Cameron Elementary, Cameron Elementary, and South Cameron High. The South Cameron Elementary, Cameron Elementary, and South Cameron High students shared Grand Lake High School's campus with Grand Lake for almost an entire year. In the fall of 2006 the three schools consolidated with all students going to the South Cameron High School campus.[11][12][13]
Two years later, in September 2008, Hurricane Ike came ashore and brought a 22-foot (6.7 m) storm surge, which was far worse than Rita's 10-foot (3.0 m) surge.[14] Nearly every square inch of the coastline in the area was flooded heavily, with surge and floodwaters reaching 60 miles (97 km) inland, as far north as Lake Charles, Louisiana.[15][16] In Cameron Parish the communities of Holly Beach, Hackberry, Creole, Grand Chenier, and Cameron itself were essentially destroyed.[5] Hundreds of people had to be rescued from atop rooftops, including 363 people who were rescued by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Search and Rescue teams in conjunction with the Louisiana National Guard and the U.S. Coast Guard.[5][17] Ike caused varying degrees of damage to every school and library in Cameron Parish and surrounding parishes. Most were heavily flooded by storm surge and moderately damaged by winds, and as a result all schools were closed and a slow recovery process began.[18]
The Cameron Parish Public Library operates the main Cameron Parish Library at 469 Marshall Street in the Cameron CDP.[19]
- ^ "Find a County". National Association of Counties. Retrieved 2011-06-07.
- ^ http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/tableservices/jsf/pages/productview.xhtml?pid=DEC_10_PL_QTPL&prodType=table
- ^ Bob Henson. "Hurricane Audrey (August 19, 1998 Broadcast)". The Weather Notebook. Retrieved September 28, 2005.
- ^ "(Never confirmed and Not true) The town of Cameron was devastated (sic) by a wave of tornadoes, before the actual hurricane hit land. Subsequently, this did most of the damage to the town. Shortly after, a Forest Service Interagency Management Team was asked to assist,(Sexton) for the purpose of running a base camp to provide housing to all federal-agency first responders related to the recovery effort. This task was relieved to Fire CRWB (crew boss) Justin Woolf, who assumed command 3 days later. The recovery effort was extensive, and is still going. Many agencies contributed to the relief efforts, including the National Guard, Firefighters (West Virginia, Oregon), EMT personnel, and law enforcement. Many resources were tasked for recovery aid, from various parts of the country. The Army Corps. of Engineers also assisted, along with various local groups including private water, electrical, and phone companies. The Cameron Parish is a very strong, close community, with a very optimistic attitude". CNN. 2005-09-26.
- ^ a b c Associated Press (2008-09-14). "Most of Louisiana's Coast Still Flooded by Ike". KALB-TV. Retrieved 2008-09-15.[dead link]
- ^ 5 years after Rita hit, some left out of recovery Associated Press. Kunzelman, Michael. September 23, 2010.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "Post Office Location - CAMERON." United States Postal Service. Retrieved on December 6, 2008.
- ^ "Faculty and Staff" as of June 28, 2004. Cameron Elementary School.
- ^ Dixon, Pam. "Rebuilding Cameron schools." KPLC-TV. September 12, 2006.
- ^ Dixon, Pam. "Cameron students return to campus after hurricane." KPLC-TV. August 20, 2006.
- ^ Dixon, Pam. "What's ahead for Cameron schools?." KPLC-TV. May 19, 2006.
- ^ Margaret Saizan. "A Visual Story of Hurricane Rita". Archived from the original on August 14, 2007. Retrieved June 26, 2007.
- ^ Mega Surge[dead link]
- ^ Surge floodwaters[dead link]
- ^ Search and Rescue Operations Coordinated by LDWF Transport 363 Residents to Safety During Hurricane Ike's Pass Through State, September 16, 2008 Emergency.Louisiana.gov
- ^ "Ike Damage to Schools". Libraryjournal.com. 2013-11-15. Retrieved 2013-11-24.
- ^ "Louisiana Library Directory." State Library of Louisiana. Accessed September 22, 2008.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cameron, Louisiana.
- "Summary of Cameron". National Scenic Byways. Retrieved September 28, 2005.
- "Photo of Cameron after Hurricane Rita". Washington Post. Retrieved September 28, 2005.


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---- — SALEM — Two of John Tierney's competitors for the 6th Congressional District seat raised more money than he did last quarter — with Richard Tisei bringing in nearly twice as much.
Tisei, a Wakefield Republican who came within 1 percentage point of beating Tierney in 2012, raised $434,768, compared with $228,408 for Tierney, according to materials provided by the Federal Election Commission.
Tierney, a Salem Democrat, also faces two Democratic challengers. Iraq war veteran Seth Moulton of Salem raised $253,070 in his bid for the Democratic nomination, while Marisa DeFranco, a lawyer from Middleton, raised $19,247.
Tierney spokesman Daniel Rubin said one reason the congressman hadn't raised more money was that he didn't do any fundraising during the government shutdown in October.
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Posted: May 21 2010, 08:41 PM
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Well, I tried to contact NUMA and the Cussler Museum for a NUMA-badge, but I am afraid that they are sold out or the sites are not really up to date anymore.
So in case someone has a badge too much in his collection and would be so kind to sell it over to Europe, I would be more than happy to add it to my little collection here. Well, asking never hurts... Thanks for any replies or PMs.
Regards from Austria
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Are you referring to the patch with the NUMA logo? I have one of those adorning my wallet. Never much thought of it as collectible.
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Yeah, the patch...
Posted: Jul 6 2010, 11:34 PM
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I had a friend digitally convert a high resolution illustration into a fully fledged patch identical to the official NUMA patch, which was not easy as it contained almost 10,000 stitches. I'm sure glad it was done by machine and not by hand that's for sure.
I then had a number of polo shirts and sweatshirts made, all with Clive's permission of course. I believe I have a couple of the patches somewhere if you still want one.
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Colin, that would be very kind of you, thank you!
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.. and yes, I still would be interested...
Posted: Dec 16 2011, 09:49 AM
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I have been unable to find my spares which is annoying. My friend does though, thankfully still have the template for the patch and I have just had some nice sweatshirts done, he will get to the badges / patches just after the festive period and I will post here thereafter.
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Lake Forest's Evan Boudreaux scores over Warren's Shayne White on Friday, December 14, 2012 in Gurnee. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media
It took seven tries, but Lake Forest finally got the best of Warren.
After six straight losses dating back to January 2010, the Scouts beat the Blue Devils 36-28 in an offensively challenged game Friday night.
"It was a statement win," senior center Sam Downey said. "We didn't want to have two conference losses before Christmas."
After struggling on defense in a 54-51 home loss to Zion-Benton Saturday, Lake Forest had four hard days of practice. The Scouts worked primarily on defense, and in the second quarter, the Scouts pitched a shut out. Warren did not score, and went almost 12 minutes without a point from the end of the first quarter until the beginning of the third.
A 10-8 Blue Devils lead at the end of one quarter became a 17-10 Scouts advantage with six minutes remaining in the third quarter.
"These guys have been letting up 50 points a game," Lake Forest coach Phil LaScala said of his team. "We challenged them and they came through."
Lake Forest (7-3, 1-1 NSC Lake) got enough offense from sophomore Evan Boudreaux and Downey. Boudreaux had a game-high 14 points (nine rebounds) and Downey added 12. Downey had four during a key fourth quarter run, turning a 28-27 Warren lead with 5:19 remaining into a 33-28 Lake Forest lead with just over a minute left.
Missing the inside presence of the graduated Nathan Boothe and Darius Paul, the Blue Devils (5-2, 1-2) lived and died from the 3-point line. Firing a dismal 2-of-22 from behind the arc and 9-of-40 overall, Warren was never able to sustain any offense.
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Internet anonymity needs to go, and it needs to go now!
Last week, I called Samantha Liss to determine the content of a reader response she'd removed from my column. Comments that don't make the cut are typically the wackiest ones, and I was hoping to have a good laugh with our esteemed Glen Ellyn Patch editor.
Samantha echoed the lament of so many Patch editors who aren't sure exactly when to pull that delete trigger. Get too crazy and you kill the conversation. But a too laissez-faire approach can lead to a few nameless loudmouths dominating the debate, which can cause a mass exodus of readers.
Why is it that it's the silliest of subjects that tend to set people off the most? I'm afraid to even say the phrase "!" In Glen Ellyn, attempting to was more than enough to set some folks off the deep end. Of course, the worst comments always seem to come at the hands of those "courageous" folks who insist on employing an alter ego.
And that's exactly where the trouble starts: anonymity.
In a recent Geneva Patch column on our ineffectual new , we discussed what automobile-induced quasi-invisibility can do to the average driver. But as scary as that can be, that social-norm-dissolving situation pales in comparison to the effects of Internet invisibility.
And what does this say about us? That, like a , our veneer of civilization and respectability only exists as long as someone's observing us?
Samantha submitted the Glen Ellyn Bulletin Board as a prime example of online commentary gone wild. Considering the stupidity I read there, I won't justify the forum's absurd existence with a link.
The only journalism award I've ever won (and I had to share that one with then-Beacon-News Managing Editor Rick Nagel) was an honorable mention for religion reporting. Rick and I told the story of a group of Geneva parishioners who had challenged their monsignor and how the ensuing factional fighting was tearing the church apart.
But what was far worse than a subtle parish civil war was a website orchestrated by the group who supported the monsignor. These "good church-going folks," under a veil of fictitious names, tore into their fellow parishioners like a monkey on a cupcake.
You'd think that's about as low as anyone could go until you realize that public officials are using online aliases to strike back at their "enemies." More than one Patch editor has conveyed their suspicions regarding this phenomenon. When I first started taking on some Kane County insiders, a small group of political cyberstalkers started dogging my every Beacon-News move.
The funny thing is, they're fooling no one. I've always had a pretty good idea who they were. A piece of writing—even something as short as a Patch comment—is not unlike a fingerprint. Because it's so difficult to consciously change your writing style, some folks use the same phrasing in both public and private discussions.
The speed with which they had certain information also limited the commenter pool to a shallow group of nitwits.
So, let me take this opportunity to remind these petulant and cowardly politicians that, as a Daily Herald court case just taught us, it isn't very difficult to pierce the veil of anonymity, and libel laws don't exclude things said on the Internet.
Thankfully, because of the very circumstances we're discussing here, an increasing number of Net news outlets are requiring readers to use their real names.
Yes! I've heard from readers who fear that putting their names on the Net is far too dangerous. That's a load of you-know-what. I've been writing controversial columns for six years, and I'm still here. That kind of faulty logic is actually a form of conceit. As much as I love each and every reader, neither you nor I are that important.
If you do insist on using an alias, at least make it a good one. "Al Truistic?" "Cornelious Cornswallow?" "John Locke?" For some strange reason, I fail to believe that an 18th century English philosopher came back to life just to pursue his dream of posting his thoughts on Patch.
Though "Mr. Locke" often makes excellent and very cogent comments, in the end, he's like the 7-year-old who, after calling a playmate a nincompoop, runs behind his mother's dress and hides.
I don't think Patch's terms of use are strong enough. I think any reader who wants to join the debate should be required to disclose his or her full name and provide an address (for verification purposes only, not for public consumption.)
The bottom line is this. I love writing for Patch because no other venue provides this kind of direct link to readers. Though my motto has always been "continuing the conversation," some of you have me at a disadvantage. You know who I am, but I don't know who you are.
And as much as it pains me to say this, if you don't offer me the same courtesy, I will be forced to ignore your posts.
By all means, and within the bounds of reason, let's keep the conversation going. I love hearing what you're thinking. It doesn't get any better than the discussion following my .
But, as I also like to say, if you can't find the fortitude to put your real name on it, then it ain't worth saying.


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Niagara Gazette — Niagara men's basketball coach Joe Mihalich said there were "a few things to be discouraged about" from Friday night's season-opening loss at Oregon State, "but a lot of things to be encouraged about."
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Cline, a 6-foot-8 forward, had 11 points and four rebounds in 19 minutes off the bench. He played about half of his minutes at the center spot, and while he didn't solve the Purple Eagles problems with interior defense and rebounding, Mihalich likes what Cline offers from that position on the other end of the floor.
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The Purple Eagles play their first home game tonight against St. Francis.
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Or at least that's how it seemed. What's now delightfully evident, thanks to the full flowering of the home-video revolution in the DVD/download age, is that the cinema of other countries has almost always been as full of entertaining fluff and cash-in schlock as it has brooding meditations. But Hollywood's ongoing bid for global imagination dominance has been reflected back in the films that now wash up on these shores as well. Asian and European horror films compete with, and often surpass, good old American gore, and annoying twentysomething coming-of-age indies come out of, say, Israel as well as Brooklyn. Perhaps nothing testifies more to the contemporary mutability of cinema worldwide than the number of Hollywood projects in development that are based on films from other countries. If the American films turned out better than their source material more often, then we'd be on to something.
Catching up with Francois Truffaut's 1980 The Last Metro, just reissued on DVD and Blu-ray by the obsessives at Criterion, makes for an interesting case study. It was actually something of a brash "Hollywood" move at the time, in the sense that Truffaut cast major Gallic star power, particularly Catherine Deneuve and Gerard Depardieu. Set during the German occupation of France during World War II, the story involves a famous actress (Deneuve, her usual placidly brilliant self) trying to mount a play under the strictures of occupation while hiding her Jewish director husband (Heinz Bennent) from the Nazis in the theater's basement. When the production's hunky new lead (Depardieu) isn't endangering himself working for the Resistance or picking fights with the Nazis' pet French critic (Jean-Louis Richard), he's exerting an unsuspected romantic pull on Deneuve's harried beauty.
In short, The Last Metro has all the ingredients of a Hollywood potboiler, right down to the quietly urgent title, but no one races for a train here. Even in the life-or-death moments that come with keeping the director out of the camps, there is a calm, a stage-blocked grace to the proceedings. The strains and deceptions of love and war play out, but in glances, asides, dry humor, and quiet confessions, and the ending resolves the love triangle without any definitive declarations. It's perhaps not one of Truffaut's marquee films (his landmark debut The 400 Blows just got a new Criterion DVD and Blu-ray issue, too), but it proves an excellent exemplar of the sort of erudite, deft sensibility that a generation of French filmmakers brought to the table.
Which is not to say Tell No One lacks erudition or deftness or Frenchness, but the 2008 thriller emerges from a different milieu. Here actor/director Guillaume Canet lets the pot go ahead and boil over as Francois Cluzet's Alexandre loses his wife (Marie-Josée Croze) to a mysterious murder; flash forward eight years to Alexandre receiving an e-mail containing a link to a web video showing his wife, alive, on a busy street. As Alexandre tries to find her, and find out what really happened, he's forced to tangle with his conflicted family and in-laws (including Marina Hands, Kristin Scott Thomas, and André Dussollier), suspicious police, and some shadowy types that begin following him, leading to sweaty foot chases, bloody murders, big-shocker revelations, and so on.
With its themes of surveillance, technology, and unearthed skeletons, Tell No One brings to mind 2005 French art-house hit Caché. At various points it also resembles Hitchcock's "wrong man" films, The Vanishing, The Fugitive, even Marathon Man. (Cluzet resembles a tall Dustin Hoffman and there's an awful lot of running.) Truth be told, though, it's nearly identical to hundreds, possibly thousands of other twisty domestic thrillers released all around the world over the past dozen years—it's like a movie made entirely out of other movies. It's made well, no question, with good acting, relentless pacing, and tight plotting that only begins to come unsprung in the final reels, but it's ultimately just a refined version of the kind of tiresome Jodie Foster or Harrison Ford vehicle that Hollywood insists on trundling through theaters every couple of months. And while the New Wave and post-New Wave directors of Truffaut's generation were every bit as obsessed with movies, they added new wrinkles, new ideas, new sensibilities to the dialogue. Now that we're moving closer to all speaking the same cinematic language, we may be losing that sort of accent.
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- Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Drain the pineapple chunks, reserving 1/4 cup of the juice.
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Awesome dish!!!! This is an A plus & easy no fail recipe that I have been making for many years. It goes perfectly with ham & is my son's #1 request for family get-togethers no matter the occasion or menu. It can be make the day before (unbaked). I now use Panko crumbs on top for a real crunch & cut way down on the sugar to about 1/2 cup. Also, Splenda works well. Try it!!
VERY GOOD! Was the hit of a recent family gathering. I will say that it is pretty sweet so you could cut back on the sugar if you wanted. The butter and cracking topping was very buttery so you could probably do the same with the butter.
I got this recipe from a friend a couple years ago. It's a big hit at pot lucks, and it tastes great!
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Walking into Orinoco Fitness is like stepping into a relaxing, tropical oasis.
The calming scent of eucalyptus greet guests as they prepare to begin their Pilates, yoga and Zumba workouts. Then there are the bamboo floors, which are padded underneath to give a more comfortable floor to exercise on. A waterfall-like fountain hangs on the wall, adding to the ambiance.
The studio officially opened Nov. 26 after a year of planning by owner Ana Santos Gitzinger. A grand opening party/open house is set for Jan. 18-19 and will include raffles, promotions and a two-hour Zumba party.
"It's really everything coming full-circle," said Gitzinger. "Dreams do come true when you work really hard."
Gitzinger came to the United States from Venezuela when she was 16. She attended college on scholarship and got an engineering degree, which she parlayed into a job with Procter & Gamble.
"I fell in love with the idea of creating new brands," she said.
After awhile, Gitzinger decided to get her MBA, and then she worked for Motorola in Libertyville for five years.
With two children at home, Gitzinger found it tough to balance her corporate career and her family. She ultimately decided to leave the corporate world behind.
"I chose my kids and I chose my sanity," she said.
After leaving Motorola, Gitzinger worked as a consultant and taught marketing at the College of Lake County. She knew, though, that she'd always wanted to start her own business.
Gitzinger decided to combine her desire to start a business with her love of activities like yoga and Pilates. She had also discovered Zumba, which appealed to her affinity for dance, being from Venezuela.
"I thought, why not create a place where I can blend that," said Gitzinger.
She started her endeavor in November 2011 by crafting a business plan. She found a space to rent, at 116 N. Milwaukee Ave., in June 2012. That same month, she started interviewing prospective instructors, most of whom also teach classes elsewhere.
"So Orinoco is new, but the instructors are not," said Gitzinger.
She named the business after the Orinoco River, which flows through Venezuela. That river theme, along with that of Venezuela's picturesque table-top mountains, are reflected in Orinoco Fitness' logo.
A number of classes are offered at Orinoco, including Pilates, Vinyasa yoga, yoga basics and Level I yoga. There are also Zumba and Zumba Gold classes, with the latter being tailored for beginners and older adults.
Customers can attend their first class for free. Then, they can purchase a 10-class pass for $140 or a 20-class pass for $240. There is also the single, drop-in class option for $18 per class.
Gitzinger encourages people to stop by during the grand opening party/open house, which will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Jan. 18 and 9 to 11 a.m. Jan. 19. The two-hour Zumba party will feature raffles—including class passes, t-shirts and Zumba clothing—and special promotions.
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Dodge Reenters NASCAR's Winston Cup Series
Dodge made it official on yesterday. The automaker will join NASCAR's Winston Cup series at the 2001 Daytona 500 after a 15-year absence from the sport. Dodge Division VP Jim Julow told a media-laced audience at the North American International Auto Show that "it's time for somebody else to win." The popularity of NASCAR, a growing customer base and a lineup of high performance cars makes the decision to enter Winston Cup the right decision at the right time, he says. Ray Evernham, former crew chief for three-time series champion Jeff Gordon, will run one of the teams. Drivers for the teams weren't announced. NASCAR Winston Cup specifications call for the Dodge Intrepid R/T race car to be slightly narrower from 74.7 inches to 72.5 inches, but longer than the production Intrepid from 203.7 inches to 208 inches. It will also have a significantly lower roofline moving from 55.9 inches to 51 inches. The rear-wheel-drive car will be powered by a 5.7L 358-cubic-inch V-8 with a 12:1 compression ratio that generates more than 700 hp.
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Belmore Baptist
Belmore Baptist Church, 1214 S. Bell St., will celebrate Father's Day at the 10:50 a.m. service Sunday. All fathers will receive a gift from the church and the oldest, the youngest and the father with the most family present will receive special recognition.
The Baptist Men will have their monthly breakfast with a program at 8 a.m. Sunday.
Golden Oldies, the Senior Adult group, will have a fellowship meal and program at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
The monthly Scrapbook Ministry will be held at 7 p.m. Friday. Fee is $5.
The Young Adult Sunday School Class will hold a fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 23. The menu is finger foods and child care will be provided.
Information: 325-651-4661.
New Jerusalem
New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ, 1515 Chadbourne St., will have a Father's Day Celebration at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. The celebration will include the New "J" Praise Team, Men of Praise, New Hope Baptist Church Singer's Tribute by "Kidz For Christ" and speaker Pastor Johnnie Frazer.
The church will host "Essence of Worship Conference," featuring Elder Billy and Charmain Taylor, which will start at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. On Friday, there will be a Youth Service at 10 a.m., "Let the Prophet Speak" at noon and a 7:30 p.m. service. On Saturday, June 23, the conference will continue with a Drum Clinic/Praise & Worship Clinic at 10 a.m. and a service at 6 p.m. The theme of the conference is "It's My Nature to Worship."
Information: 325-212-1022.
Unity Church of San Angelo, 5237 S. Bryant Blvd., will host a workshop, "How to Have a Friendship With God in Seven Easy Practical Steps" with spiritual counselor Ollie Blade at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall. Reservations are requested by email to email@example.com. Suggested love offering is $10.
The church will host a Spaghetti Sauce Challenge at noon Saturday, June 23. Entrants are asked to bring four quarts of their sauce and the winner will be determined by a blind taste test. Judging will be done by the public, who will participate by paying a suggested donation of $7 for all-you-can-eat taste of the entries and filling out a scoring form. The winner will receive two tickets to "Always . . . Patsy Cline," Angelo Civic Theatre's July production, a $25 bookstore gift card and bragging rights for an entire year. Second place will receive a $10 bookstore gift card and third will receive a $5 bookstore gift card.
Movie Night will feature "Defending Your Life," starring Meryl Streep, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 27, and include a chili dog buffet for a suggested donation of $7 for adults and $4 for children younger than 12.
Information: 325-651-6820.
Lillie St.
Lillie St. Church of Christ, 902 W. 19th St., will have a Saturday of Friendship from 9 a.m. to noon today. The church will battle bullying with friendship messages, a pizza lunch and basketball games.
Information: 325-212-1001.
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church, 32 N. Irving St., will host guest speaker Dr. Tim Kimmel, executive director of Family Matters, at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Dr Kimmel will speak on the unique pressures that confront today's families.
Information: 325-655-5694.
Victory Christian Center
Victory Christian Center, 1620 Sunset Drive, will host free concerts at 6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, June 23. There will be a Pizza Blast at the Friday concert.
Information: 325-942-7520.
First Baptist
First Baptist Church, 37 E. Harris Ave., will continue "By Prayer" at 6 p.m. Sunday in McBride Fellowship Hall. A specific prayer emphasis will be highlighted each week, and individuals will have the opportunity to give and receive prayer and encouragement to each other in a small group setting.
"Fun & Fellowship" will be at 6 p.m. Monday in the Christian Life Center, 20 E. Harris Ave. Bring a favorite summer dish, invite friends and join a night of food, fun and games with a Hawaiian theme. People will be available to teach those interested in learning to play 42, bridge or train.
Information: 325-655-4101.
Calvary Lutheran
Calvary Lutheran Church, 3231 College Hills Blvd., will have guest preacher Joyce O'Connel at the 10 a.m. Sunday service. In honor of Father's Day, a cross will be available for flower memorials.
A weeklong day camp for youth is planned from July 30 to Aug. 3. Early registration is required.
Information: 325-944-1116.
United Women's Ministry
United Women's Ministry will hold a Pre-Father's Day event at 7 p.m. today at 3122 Lake Drive.
Information: 325-650-9124 or 325-763-1628.
Gospel Singing
An Old-Fashioned Gospel Singing directed by Gene Potter will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday on the second floor of the Baptist High Rise, 903 N. Main St.
Information: 325-657-9328.
St. Luke United Methodist
St. Luke United Methodist Church Youth and sponsors will leave on their mission trip at noon Sunday. The group will travel to Austin to serve the homeless there. They will be prayed over in worship that they may be blessed in prayer, fellowship, discipleship, and mission work at noon at 2781 W. Avenue N.
Diocese of San Angelo
The Diocese of San Angelo will celebrate its annual Rural Life Mass, "Sowing Seeds of Hope," at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Daryl and Jeanie Schniers Ranch, at 6910 FM 765. Bishop Michael Pfeifer will preside and the Mass will be hosted by St. Ambrose Church and its pastor, Father Chinnapureddy Pagidela, of Wall. Ribbons and signs will be posted to help direct visitors to the ranch and a meal will be served immediately following the Mass.
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Bishop Michael D. Pfeifer will preside over a Mass celebrating the diocese's annual Marriage Jubilee Day at 2 p.m. Sunday at Sacred Heart Cathedral, 19 S. Oakes St. All couples celebrating milestone sacramental wedding anniversaries — 25, 30, 35, 40 and 50 years and up — will be recognized at the Marriage Jubilee. Renewal of vows will take place within the Mass. This celebration will conclude with a reception in the Cathedral gymnasium.
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ELDORADO — First United Methodist Church, 15 N. Divide St., will deliver Ministry on Wheels today.
Teens for Christ will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Fellowship Hall.
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For the month of October, North Beverly Elementary fifth graders will benefit from the sale of Shooting Star ice cream at Cherry Farm Creamery.
The Shooting Star flavor, which consists of blue vanilla ice-cream with M&M's and cookie dough, was created by the students two weeks ago, owner Tom Jones said.
While Jones said Cherry Farm usually provides schools with ice-cream during socials, this is the first time a fundraiser will benefit the students.
The ice cream stand will be donating 50 percent of all sales (cones, pints, quarts and sundaes) of the flavor to the school to help the fifth grade class.
In the past, Jones said the business created an ice-cream flavor to benefit the Peabody Little League team that went to the Little League World Series, donating sales from that flavor to help with their trip to Williamsport.
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TRAVERSE CITY — The Utopia Foundation has announced its third annual TEDxTraverseCity speaker match, an initiative that offers a dollar for dollar match of up to $1,000 for TEDxTraverseCity speakers' favorite charities. Ten charities or non-profits will receive matching grants. Donations can be made at http://utopiafound.org/ted. The match runs for up to 60 days, beginning after this evening's TEDxTraverse City event, through July 14.
The organizations chosen include The Sage Mentorship Program, Challenge Detroit, Econ4, The Clariden School of South Lake, RESULTS-The Power To End Poverty, Fonkoze Microfinance in Haiti, Green Bronx Machine, Society of Manufacturing Engineers Education Foundation, Nyaka AIDS Orphan Project and Early Childhood Development Center in Katmandu, Nepal.
Evaluation planning
TRAVERSE CITY — NorthSky Nonprofit Network will sponsor a professional development session for nonprofit organizations, "Developing an Evaluation Plan," from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday, May 23, at the Northwestern Michigan College University Center campus. The session will be led by Freya Bradford, NorthSky consultant and evaluation project manager, and will cover how to get started with evaluation planning.
The workshop fee is $12. Participants are invited to bring a lunch. Registration is required by contacting www.northskynonprofitnetwork.org or by calling 929-3934.
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LANSING — The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget has released a forecast that indicates summer jobs for teens will be competitive this year.
This summer, approximately 242,800 teens are projected to be in the Michigan workforce, with approximately 180,900 getting jobs. That's a slight improvement over last year, though the number of unemployed teens is expected to total about 61,900.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Plato's Closet is opening Thursday, May 16, at 1525 South Division St.
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Clinton and Chinese officials said prioritizing health and brain development for children is critical.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, along with officials from the People's Republic of China, made the case for investing in early childhood development Wednesday, saying fostering a child's health, nutrition and brain development could also have a significant effect on a country's economy.
Clinton has long been an advocate of early childhood education, and recently teamed up with the nonprofit group Next Generation to start the Too Small to Fail campaign, which promotes awareness for what the group calls the "word gap" – the phenomenon that by the time a low-income child reaches age 3, he or she has a vocabulary about half the size of that of a child from a wealthier family.
[READ: Access to Preschool Won't End the Literacy Problem in America, Experts Say]
In addition to ensuring all children have access to quality and affordable preschool, Clinton and others argue that parents need to do more to stimulate their children's brain development before they even get to preschool, by reading to them, talking to them, and interacting with them.
Clinton told an audience at the Brookings Institution that parents, educators and policymakers need to focus on "issues that may not be in the headlines, but are in the trend lines."
"Too often we only pay attention to what is on the front pages of the newspapers because those are the crises we have to deal with," Clinton said. "Investing in early childhood development is one of the best returns on investment that a country can make to accelerate long-term economic growth and productivity."
Liu Yandong, vice premier of the People's Republic of China, also shared efforts the Chinese government has been making to improve early childhood development, such as implementing a nutrition improvement program, and building more than 8,000 boarding schools in rural parts of the country.
Yandong said China and the United States "share the same vision" of prioritizing the health and well-being of children.
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"This cause of early childhood development is close to both our hearts," Clinton said. "It is true we are both mothers, and maybe that gives us a particular perspective. But it's also because as leaders in our respective nations, we have seen how important it is to tend to our very youngest citizens."
During a panel discussion following Clinton and Yandong's remarks, leaders from other foreign nations weighed in on the issue of early childhood development, and how fostering children's growth early on in life can alleviate some economic and political issues countries have with older citizens.
Santiago Levy, vice president for sectors and knowledge at the Inter-American Development Bank, said the amount of resources many Latin American countries spend on things like the "old age pension of poor people," relative to what they spend on early childhood development is "completely unbalanced."
"You're trying to combat inequality at the end of the life cycle, whereas if you made the investments much earlier, then probably these investments at the end of the life cycle would not need to be done," Levy said.
Likewise, James Wolfensohn, former president of the World Bank, said it is impossible to make up what children potentially miss during their first five years of life.
"If you say you'd like to pick it up from years 6 to 10, it's not possible because the kids are so significantly formed in those first five years," Wolfensohn said. "What worries me the most is the way the demographics are going to change in the world ... I worry particularly about the least developed countries, which are growing at a significant pace at the moment."
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Wolfensohn said that in many developing countries, people prioritize basic amenities needed to survive, such as food, instead of education, which is often forgotten. But with such large population growths coming from these countries, there is the potential that a large portion of the world will be under-educated, he said.