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Town historian, John Demmer is displaying a unique collection of Nutley memorabilia at the Nutley Public Library through January in the display cases. The items being shown are just a small sample of Demmer's collection of town artifacts.
Many of the items on display are new to Demmer's collection and have not been shown in a public setting. Includes schools, businesses, municipal and velodrome material.
John Demmer spends much of his free time tracking down, identifying and retrieving Nutley items from all over the world. Demmer says, "You would not believe how many Nutley items have traveled across the world over the years."
This history buff uses contacts in different fields for leads and also scans the internet daily for information and photos. "There are so many wonderful things that have happened in this town and I enjoy every minute of learning about them," Demmer says. "I will continue to learn all I can and teach others about our illustrious past."
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Swedes fire 55 shots to get bye; Russians take first loss
CALGARY Joakim Nordströms goal at 2:16 of overtime gave Sweden a dramatic comeback 4-3 win over Russia and a semi-final bye. Russia faces the Czechs in Mondays second quarter-final, while the Swedes will play the winner of Finland-Slovakia on Tuesday.Tournament goal-scoring leader Max Friberg sent a pass to defenceman Patrik Nemeth, whose shot was tipped home by Nordström, eliciting an explosion from the largely pro-Sweden crowd of 16,643 at the Saddledome."The puck almost hit me in the face, but it hit my stick. I dont know where it hit my stick and whether or not it was good or not," said Nordström, alluding to the fact that the goal was video-reviewed."Prior to the last period, we reminded ourselves in the locker room about the Russian comeback in Buffalo [in the gold medal game]," said Swedish coach Roger Rönnberg. "When we scored the winning goal, I tried to calm down the players celebrating on the bench, saying: We havent won anything yet. The tournament starts now.The last game of the round-robin portion of the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship was also the most exciting so far.Even though Russian starter Andrei Vasilevski sparkled for much of the night, the 17-year-old conceded the win to Swedens Johan Gustafsson. The Swedes outshot Russia 55-26 in front of 16,643 spectators at the Saddledome.Oscar Klefbom, Rickard Rakell and Max Friberg also scored for the Swedes, who pushed back in a big way in the last 40 minutes, especially the third. Captain Johan Larsson had two assists.Ignat Zemchenko, Yaroslav Kosov, and Ivan Telegin scored for Russia in the first period.Mikhail Grigorenko missed this game with a lower-leg injury suffered against Latvia, and the Russians only used 11 forwards.The Russians entered this game with the tournaments best power play, perfect penalty-killing, and best cumulative save percentage and goals-against-average for netminders. But those shining statistics wouldnt be enough to lift them directly into the semis."We have a harder road to the gold medal, but we have a very good team," said Russian coach Valeri Bragin."The Czechs have a good team, but it's no big deal to play another game," said Nail Yakupov of the upcoming quarter-final.Russia struck with lightning speed for its two opening goals. Yakupov stole the puck at the Swedish blueline, deked rapidly toward the net, and fed a beautiful cross-crease backhand pass past the stick of Fredrik Claesson to Zemchenko, who fired it home at 2:09.Just seven seconds later, it was 2-0 when Kosov came down left wing and snapped a shot through the Swedish netminder from the left faceoff circle."After a bad goal like that, you just have to stay focused on the next shot," said Gustafsson. "If you start feeling sorry for yourself, the game is lost."The Russians then nearly made it a three-goal lead on a Nikita Gusev breakaway, but Gustafsson stuck out his right pad to stop the Russians backhand deke.Hoping to stop the game from getting out of hand, Swedish coach Roger Ronnberg called a time-out to regroup at 3:33. And the Swedes thought theyd gotten on the board at 6:20 when Mika Zibanejad hustled to the net and the puck went in off his skate from a Rakell centering pass. However, the play was video-reviewed by the officials and ruled no goal.Shortly afterwards, Vasilevski stretched to make a great save on Nordströms chance on the doorstep. The crowd tried to boost Tre Kronors spirits with chants of Lets go, Sweden!At this point, Sweden looked snake-bitten. With under eight minutes left in the first period, John Klingberg deked his way through a host of Russian defenders, but then put the puck high over the net.Things just got worse for the Swedes when Telegin sped away from Klingberg on a shorthanded solo dash and zipped a shot through Gustafssons five-hole to make it 3-0 at 13:33.Kosov hit a crossbar late in the period, and the Swedes were fortunate to head to the dressing room only down by three. They did their best to do some damage in the middle frame.Russian captain Yevgeni Kuznetsov went off for repairs during an early second-period power play for Sweden after getting hit in the face. Igor Ozhiganov limped off after getting dumped by Victor Rask inside the Russian blueline. On the ensuing power play, the Russians kept Sweden hemmed in and barely failed to score. Sweden outshot Russia 17-8 in the second, but were constantly frustrated by Vasilevski, who was about as square to the shooter throughout as its possible to be. The Russians took four minors in the period."We believed in ourselves," said Friberg. "We knew we had a good game going, and we just had to keep working. I think they got tired and we had more energy. That is why they took the penalties.""The guys showed incredible character," said Rönnberg. "It wasnt easy for them to keep their heads cool when trailing 3-0. But thats exactly what they did. They didnt start running around like crazy. They stuck to the system."Dating back to his December 26 debut versus Switzerland, Vasilevskis shutout streak would finally end at 163:17. It was the second-longest in tournament history, behind only countryman Alexei Volkov, who put together a 215:09 streak in 1999.Early in the third period, Klembom's high left point shot eluded him to cut the deficit to 3-1. The crowd cheered as the Swedes sensed a momentum shift.Vasilevski had to be extra-sharp as the blue-and-yellow lads peppered him during back-to-back power plays. Filip Forsberg sent a one-timer off the goalie's right post."Im disappointed in the calls against us," said Kuznetsov. "Im surprised we werent playing at a 5-on-3 disadvantage. Anyway, we came up from third place last year to win the gold. Life goes on."The Swedes made it 3-2 at 12:19 of the third when Rakell took a bad-angle shot from the right side that bounced off a Russian defender and just squeaked past Vasilevski's left pad.With just over five minutes left, Nordström was barely foiled by Vasilevski's blocker on a lovely feed off the rush from Ludvig Rensfeldt.With under two minutes left to play, Gustafsson gave his team a chance to tie it by stretching out his right pad to deny Kuznetsov on a breakaway.And the Swedes did just that when Friberg tipped home Jonas Brodin's shot from the line with 40 seconds left and the net empty for the extra attacker. It tied Friberg with Canada's Mark Stone for the tournament goals lead (seven)."We have a great core group with many leaders," said Rönnberg."Its hard to lead 3-0 and lose," noted Yakupov. "A loss like this will make us work for three periods and not two periods."After the game, an indoor fireworks display worthy of a Nickelback concert graced the Saddledome, Expect more fireworks as we move into the elimination phase of the 2012 World Juniors.LUCAS AYKROYD


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10/11/2008 - The Caucus, the politics blog of The New York Times, convened a virtual roundtable of voters last Tuesday to discuss what they hoped to hear in the presidential debate that night. Turned off by negative campaigning, the voters said they wanted John McCain and Barack Obama to address issues like the economy and health care.I just want to see the candidates debate the actual issues and how each would handle them so the public can decide," said Joel Rittenhouse, a student at Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio. "I wish the smear campaigns could end and true debates could begin."* * *The public has told the media what it wants. Early this year, roughly three-quarters of voters of all political persuasions surveyed by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press said they wanted more coverage of the candidates' stands on issues. For the most part, they were disappointed, and their satisfaction with the news media has declined, according to Pew. In February, 55 percent said the election coverage was good or excellent. By June, 54 percent said it was fair or poor.The press needs "to do a better job of looking at what people say — provide more coverage of issues in a way that people can get it," said Andrew Kohut, the Pew center's director. He said he has been asking the same questions in surveys, and getting the same answers, for more than 20 years.Read the full article Urgent Issues, Buried in the Mud on the New York Times' Web site.


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"Hi. Are you Teya Ryan, president of Georgia Public Broadcasting?"
"Yes, I am. Who are you?"
"I am Chip Rogers, your new employee. I used to be the majority leader in the state Senate, where I was responsible for such cutting-edge issues as preventing our body parts from being microchipped without our permission and for making people aware that the United Nations intends to take over local zoning through the use of Soviet mind-control. I've done a lot of other neat things, too. That is why Gov. Deal called the other day and asked would I mind taking my enormous skill sets to Georgia Public Broadcasting before I thought up any more ways of getting my name in the newspaper."
"Yes, Gov. Deal told me you were coming and told me to find something for you to do. How does this sound? How about we make you executive producer -- community jobs program? We -- or rather the taxpayers of Georgia -- will pay you $150,000 a year."
"Wow! That sounds great! Nathan must really love you guys. I am getting paid more than he is. And I have always wanted to be an executive producer -- community jobs program. Wait until the folks back in Woodstock hear about this. This is going to knock their socks off. We've never had an executive producer -- community jobs program from Woodstock. By the way, what exactly does an executive producer -- community jobs program do?"
"We are still working on that. You see, we hadn't counted on you coming to Georgia Public Broadcasting until Gov. Deal made us an offer we couldn't refuse."
"You know, I used to be on television giving odds on pro football games. I was called 'Will the Winner.' Why don't we look at starting a show on GPB where I can lay odds on high school football in Georgia and call it 'Touting the Teens.' Do an over-under on Lowndes vs. Valdosta. Maybe microchip a cornerback. That kind of stuff."
"Mr. Rogers, I don't think that is a good idea. Everything you touch seems to become a raging controversy. Let's start a little more modestly, if you don't mind."
"I'm beginning to sense a little problem here. Like maybe I'm not wanted."
"It's not that. It is just that our contributors aren't very happy right now. They have been very loyal to Georgia Public Broadcasting because we have worked hard to bring them quality programming. Now, you are foisted off on us with a bloated salary and no specific job duties; just this cockamamie title. We are going to have a tough time convincing contributors that we are not a dumping ground for annoying politicians."
"Wait! Are you saying the governor was just trying to get rid of me? The guy has always been so nice to me. Now I have to wonder if he was just using Soviet-style mind control on me and I didn't notice because I was so focused on the United Nations. Hmmm."
"That possibility has occurred to us, too, but we hope we can salvage the situation. For starters, we are going to ask you to assist us on our pledge drives."
"Now you are talking! I raised a lot of money when I was in the Senate. Lizard-loafered lobbyists are great pals of mine. I think we could get them to take contributors out for dinner at some swanky restaurant or to play golf at a posh resort. You are going to have to give me a little time to work out the details. For some reason, lobbyists have stopped returning my phone calls since I quit the Senate. Go figure."
"I think we have enough problems right now without involving lobbyists. Here is an idea that I would like to propose: As you know, we are keen about our locally produced nature programs. The staff and I were thinking of maybe doing our next pledge drive from the Okefenokee Swamp and dressing you up as Big Bird."
"Wow! That sounds really exciting! Me dressed as Big Bird! I love it! But have you considered the fact that if I am up to my wazoo in water, some alligator might think I am a whooping crane and eat me?"
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- YARBROUGH: GPB deals with an unhappy big bird and talking frogs ( May 3, 2013 )
- YARBROUGH: Columnist commandos get inside info on Rogers radio gig ( July 12, 2013 )
- YARBROUGH: Odds are Will 'The Winner' Rogers wishes he was Mork from Ork ( June 15, 2012 )
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I used to be a GPB member but it's time to rethink any contributions in light of this "political appointment". I couldn't have described it better myself....well done!!!


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Battle Creek - The Wisconsin Woodchucks took an early 3-0 lead, but were hurt by defensive miscues as they fell to the Battle Creek Bombers, 5-3.
The 'Chucks got on the board first against Bomber starter Chad Jasman. Austin Coleman singled to lead off the second and he came around to score, aided by two errors by the Bombers. Robbie De La Cruz picked up an RBI on a single that brought home Kyle DeMerritt as the 'Chucks took a 2-0 lead.
In the third, All-Star catcher Carlos Escobar, Jr., bombarded a ball to deep right center field that got over the 20-foot wall of C.O. Brown Stadium for his first home run of the season, as the 'Chucks took a 3-0 lead.
Woodchuck starter Nick Greene pitched an excellent ball-game, retiring the first ten batters he faced. Greene got into some trouble in the fifth as an error by De La Cruz allowed two unearned runs to score, as the Bombers made it a one-run game.
The Bombers tied it up in the sixth on another unearned run against Justin Burns on an RBI-single by Daniel Rockett.
The defense hurt the 'Chucks again in the seventh as one earned run and another unearned run scored for the Bombers, making it a 5-3 lead for Battle Creek.
The Woodchucks got the tying run on first in the ninth, but could not convert as they fell to the Bombers, 5-3 in the first game of a three game series. The 'Chucks fell to 2-1 in the second half of the season, while the Bombers advanced to 2-1. The two teams will face off again tomorrow in Battle Creek at 4:05 CST for game two of the series.
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Over at Holly G: Come in Friday through Sunday for 25% off everything from cute clothes to fragrant candles.
Over at Sassanova: Gilded Peach Jewelry Design (a favorite former Federal Hill shop) will be hosting a trunk show on Saturday. Stop by for champagne, and jewels from 10-2.
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Crab-Stuffed Manicotti Recipe
I love pasta, and my husband loves seafood. I combined them to create this dish, and he raved that it's the best meal ever. —Sonya Polfliet, Anza, California
- 4 uncooked manicotti shells
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 4 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1 cup fat-free milk
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 cup lump crabmeat, drained
- 1/3 cup reduced-fat ricotta cheese
- 1/4 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- Minced fresh parsley
- Cook manicotti according to package directions. In a small saucepan, melt butter. Stir in flour until smooth; gradually add milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in Parmesan cheese.
- In a small bowl, combine the crab, ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, lemon-pepper, pepper and garlic powder. Drain manicotti; stuff with crab mixture. Spread 1/4 cup sauce in an 8-in. square baking dish coated with cooking spray. Top with stuffed manicotti. Pour remaining sauce over top.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until heated through. Just before serving, sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Crab-Stuffed Manicotti in Healthy Cooking
February/March 2010, p60
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Reviewed Mar. 7, 2014
I thought the sauce needed a little zing, added 1/2 t. garlic salt, and added 1 t. lemon juice to crab mixture. That did the trick. Someone ate the last of my Mozz. cheese so had to leave that out. It was still a really good dish. Had some filling & sauce left over, will put that in a hot pasta dish for lunch.
Reviewed Apr. 21, 2011
Good recipe but I found the sauce to be a little bland. Will definitely make it again but will experiment with more spices for more flavour.
Reviewed Mar. 21, 2010
too much crab, not enough cheese, so I'm adjusting,
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2010
This was very easy to assemble. We thoroughly enjoyed it. It will make an excellent Lenten meal.
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look: 3.75 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
On-tap 14 November 2013 at Ashley's in Ann Arbor.
Pours a a very pale light straw color. 96% clear. Brought with little head, leaves no lacing on the edges.
Smell is faint. As in, I can barely smell it. There's the faintest hint of grain. But mostly, I get nothing.
Taste is quite nice. I don't know what this beer is, but it has a light tartness that reminds me of a Berliner weisse. The grainy, wheaty background support that. But there's a spiciness that surprises me, reminiscent of a Czech pilsner.
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Not sure where the smell is; otherwise this is a stellar beer. The feel adds as much as it does in any beer.
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