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My mother was the oldest of eight children.
By today's standards, this was a large family. However, many of those children never made it to adulthood. Mom made it through the flu epidemic of 1918, but so many of her brothers did not.
Her little brother, Edward, died of infantile paralysis at age 3.
Her little brother, Zearl, died during the flu epidemic.
Another little brother, Delbert, died at age four of unknown causes.
Her only sister, little Faye, died at three years old of acute lymphatic leukemia. She was the youngest.
Her favorite brother, Thearl, was born when Mom was five. They were playmates and as close as any brother and sister could be. He did live to adulthood, served in the Navy, married, had one daughter, and died from complications of diabetes at an early age.
A brother that was absolutely beloved by all was also taken in death at an early age - 34. He married, but had no children.
That leaves one living brother, who still lives in the family home in Kentucky. He and his wife had one son, who was killed in an ATV this summer.
This large family had only six grandchildren, of which my sisters and I are four of them. I'm sure my grandparents had no idea of the tragedies that would beset them, for they had come from large families, too. Their cousins number into the dozens.
My own parents had nine grandchildren from three of their four children.
And then, there's me. My husband and I had four children. One has passed. Our grandchildren numbered five, but then extended to include ten through adoption.
I look at the situations that my grandparents endured while raising their families. Many of the causes of death that would be relatively easy to treat today tragically swept through their family and extended loved ones, bring sorrow.
I have been involved in Family History and Genealogy since before I was born. One of my favorite pictures is of my mother getting ready for an afternoon of cemetery transcribing just four days before my birth!
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana, this Nashville so resembles its namesake town that the area is called "The Little Smokies."
About an hour south of Indianapolis, this Nashville has its own commercial appeal-a huge outlet mall in nearby Edinburgh and myriad antique stores, artist galleries and flea markets.
But the real draw here is nature, which you discover the minute you drive over one of the area's famed wooden covered bridges into Brown County State Park, the largest park in Indiana, which has miles of horse trails (bring your own horse), mountain bike trails (Indiana is hilly here) and hiking trails (including one wheelchair-accessible trail).
In addition, there are nearly 1,000 campsites, cabins large enough to sleep eight, two fishing lakes, a tower to climb, a waterfall, dam and nature center.
Abe Martin Lodge sits in the center of the park and has the charm of a rustic lodge, the amenities of a modern family-friendly hotel (including a brand new indoor water park small enough for little ones but big enough for everyone else) and the quality service of a five-star hotel. The lodge is booked two years in advance for the fall foliage periods of September and October.
Don't miss the fried biscuits at the lodge's Little Gem Restaurant breakfast buffet. They're a doughnut-like pastry, deep fried and rolled in sugar. Bad for the waistline. Good for the soul.
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HELP!!! --- Be sure to e-mail me today with your thoughts on the Discussion Question. I will be posting your thoughts tomorrow! Believe me, it doesn't have to be a long answer. Maybe a sentence or two. Maybe a paragraph or two. Help me write my column tomorrow. Just check out this week's Question, E-mail me and be heard! Thanks!
What a great and crazy day of baseball! In the first game of the day, the Yankees grabbed a 3-2 series lead with a 4-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Later last evening, things got just crazy in Chi-Town!
After the Sox won Game 4 to even the series at two games a piece, I actually thought that they had a chance to win the series. They needed two wins and had Derek Lowe and Pedro Martinez each scheduled to make another start. However, yesterday, Lowe and the Red Sox lost, and now, I have to say that I think the Yankees will be finishing the series tomorrow. The reason- Starting pitching. You see, this afternoon, the Yankees will be throwing Andy Pettitte against the Red Sox. The Red Sox, well, they're going to make a decision on whether to throw knuckleballer Tim Wakefield on one day rest or John Burkett, who the Yankees would destroy. Either way, it doesn't look too good for the Boston club. Now, that said, if the Sox can somehow beat the Yankees today, then they've got Pedro against Roger Part II, this time in Game 7 in Yankees Stadium. I'm sure that Red Sox fans would be thrilled to know that their team can move toward breaking The Curse of the Bambino in The House The Ruth Built.
So many people wondered if David Wells was done when he struggled for a month or so in the second half of the season. His coaches were questioning him. Obviously the media was questioning him. His weight was questioned, along with his work ethic. Now, I'm not saying the way David Wells goes about his business is the right way, however, it's his way, and it has led to 200 career wins. Will he be able to continue such a lifestyle and remain a big league pitcher? Obviously not. But, the problems that he was having were mechanical and about location of his pitches. Once those were corrected, it should have been no surprise that he would turn it around. And turn it around he has, especially in the playoffs, and yesterday was no exception. He pitched 7 strong innings, giving up just one run on a solo home run by my favorite Red Sock, Manny Ramirez. Wells gave up 4 hits and walked 2, while striking out 5. Mariano Rivera came in for another two inning save. He did finally give up a run, which, for the Yankees should be considered a good thing. That means he probably won't give up any more runs the rest of the playoffs.
Game 6 Prediction - Yankees 7, Red Sox 3
Mark Prior toes the rubber to start the top of the 8th inning with the Cubs leading comfortably 2-0. Prior had given up just three hits. Cubs fans the nation-wide were preparing for their first trip to the World Series in 58 years. But, it was pretty clear that Prior was not the same pitcher as he had been earlier in the game. His fastball didn't have the extra life on it, and his curveball was hanging and not real sharp. That said, some strange things happened to prolong the inning far longer than it should have. Here's how the play-by-play looked:
Florida 0, Chicago Cubs 3
-Top of the 8th inning
-M Mordecai flied out to left.
-J Pierre doubled to left.
-L Castillo walked, J Pierre to third on wild pitch by M Prior.
-I Rodriguez singled to left, J Pierre scored, L Castillo to second.
-M Cabrera safe at first on error by shortstop A Gonzalez, L Castillo to third, I Rodriguez to second.
-D Lee doubled to left, L Castillo and I Rodriguez scored, M Cabrera to third.
-K Farnsworth relieved M Prior.
-M Lowell intentionally walked.
-J Conine hit sacrifice fly to right, M Cabrera scored, D Lee to third, M Lowell to second.
-T Hollandsworth hit for C Fox.
-T Hollandsworth intentionally walked.
-M Mordecai doubled to deep left center, D Lee, M Lowell and T Hollandsworth scored.
-M Remlinger relieved K Farnsworth.
-J Pierre singled to right, M Mordecai scored.
-L Castillo popped out to shallow right.
8 runs, 5 hits, 1 error
Florida 8, Chicago Cubs 3Where do we start? Well, my first thought of the half-inning was "why do they continue to pinch hit Mike Mordecai?!?" Juan Pierre doubled, and I still wasn't thinking anything. Then the Luis Castillo at bat. And, the foul pop up. My thoughts- First, the fan technically did nothing wrong. He didn't lunge forward. The ball would have landed in the stands. So, the fan did have the right to the ball. Now for my real thought- DUDE! You're a Cubs fan, it's the playoffs. You need 5 outs to go to the World Series. Let your team's left fielder make that catch. Alou was there and easily would have made the catch. 2 outs, and Pudge coming up. If that's a Cubs hitter that hits that ball, absolutely, reach straight up and catch the ball, not allowing the other team to record the out. Of course, Castillo walked. So now there are two runners on and Rodriguez coming up. First pitch to him, a hanging curveball that he is lucky was only fouled off! Second pitch, a fastball right by Pudge for strike two. Third pitch, another hanging curveball, this time a sharp single to left scoring Pierre. The shutout was broken, and I was thinking that Prior was at the end of his rope. Kyle Farnsworth was ready to come in. But, Dusty Baker stuck with his stud, and actually Prior induced a possible (unlikely) double play ball to shortstop. But, the normally sure-handed Alex Gonzalez bobbled it, meaning the bases were now loaded with just one out. (I feel bad for Gonzalez. He will take a lot of criticism for the error. These things happen. It was just a bad time. He had not committed an error since August 13th!) Again, time to bring out Prior? Baker thought No. And Derrek Lee made that decision hurt, doubling in two more runs and tying the game. At that point, Baker made the move to Farnsworth. From that point on, the floodgates just cascaded on the Cubs. A sacrifice fly, and later a 3-run double by the guy I was asking "Why?" about frequently, Mike Mordecai. Final Score, Marlins 8, Cubs 3.
What an amazing turn of events for the Cubs and their fans! But what an amazing emotional roller coaster for the Cubs players. They have to be asking themselves what happened. So, tonight, it's Game 7. The Cubs have their post-season ace, Kerry Wood toting the mound for them. Florida will counter with former Twin Mark Redman. The Marlins certainly have the momentum winning the past two games, including yesterday's crazy ending. So, what will happen? Who knows? I'm bad at predictions, but here goes:
Game 7 Prediction: Cubs 2, Marlins 9.
That's right, by the end of the night, it is possible that neither the Cubs or the Red Sox will be in the World Series, and we'll be hearing those respective cities complain for another year.
Check out the Twins site today for notes on Johan Santana's surgery. He supposedly is not to throw for six weeks, but how much he pitches in Venezuela this winter is up to him. I know they're saying this is a 'minor elbow surgery', but it scares me how nonchalant they are treating this.
Also, the Twins cut ties with reliever Mike Fetters. He could have been extremely helpful to the Twins this season out of the pen. Arm injuries just hurt him the whole year and he finally had Tommy John surgery. Of course, because of the injury, Juan Rincon got his chance, and took off with that!
Also, be sure to check out this week's JD Durbin journal entry. His entry isn't actually terribly long, but he answered a number of great e-mail questions from fans. He answers some good questions on tough hitters he's faced, being on Team USA, when he and Joe Mauer will get the big league call.
I'm sure you've got plenty of comments on my thoughts on the 2004 Twins. We're going to make this another discussion question. There are many new readers to the site since the last time we had a Discussion Question, so let me again explain how this works.
1.) Take a look at the below question and take some time to think it over.
2.) Send me an e-mail (by tomorrow) with your thoughts on the subject.
3.) Check back on Thursday, when I post your thoughts on this web site.
So, here's the Question of This Week:
"The Twins had a very good 2003 season. Terry Ryan has some very difficult roster decisions to make. IF YOU WERE TWINS GM TERRY RYAN, what would you do this offseason? What would your priorities be? Who do you think will be on the 2004 Minnesota Twins team roster?"
Thanks for thinking about it, and I can't wait to hear the responses. Please be sure to e-mail me.
I received an e-mail from Alex Belth who writes a wonderful Yankees website Bronx Banter. He asked me (and others) to check out the posting on his website and give some opinion on what I thought of it. Now, I read his posting every day, but with the e-mail, I really read it and thought about it so that I could respond to it. To summarize, it's more discussion about Saturday's Game 3 events and how it really turned off a lot of baseball people, and the reasons why. Here are some of the quotes he uses:
Edward Cossette of Curse of the Bambino:
All day yesterday I was telling people that something "broke" inside me after Saturday's disaster at Fenway, but now I realize that is the wrong metaphor. It isn't that something inside me broke but rather that I was awakened to or otherwise forced to acknowledge how I, as a fan, as a Red Sox fan in particular, need to better scrutinize my own relationship with the game of the baseball.
And under the light of scrutiny I realize I need to drop baseball down a few notches on my priority list. It is just a game. And I don't want to fall down the slippery slope of believing "I live for this," when it's the other way around: "It lives for me."
David Pinto of Baseball Musings:
I would suggest what is really bothering people like Edward is that there was a shift of virtue from the Red Sox to the Yankees Saturday. It's been going on for a while, but Saturday the fault line moved. When it was Nettles and Jackson and Rivers against Lynn and Fisk and Lee, it was easy to see the Yankees as the evil team that deserved to be vanquished by the Red Sox. But on Saturday, it was Pedro and Manny who caused the trouble. Here they were in game the Red Sox had to win, and their antics came close to having them thrown out. Up until Zimmer charged Pedro, the Yankees did nothing wrong. Someone watching a baseball game for the first time would come away from Saturday thinking the Red Sox are a bunch of evil jerks and the Yankees were just defending themselves.
And that I think is what's bothering Edward. Red Sox fans no longer have the high ground; they are no longer the nice losers who are worth rooting for. Their stars are jerks, and the team they hate is in control. People who have based the allegiance on the virtuousness of the Sox have a lot to think about today. I'm not surprised they don't want to watch the game.
Here's how Alex responded to the two points:
I think Pinto only addresses part of what is upsetting Cossette. He is right on about the Red Sox losing some of their underdog appeal, but I think what Edward is talking about goes deeper than storylines and morals. What he's talking about is our ability to lose our mental health to these games, contests which we have no control over.
I know that I am guilty of this all the time. It has become a constant struggle for me. A few weeks ago, one of my oldest friends in the world asked me after a Yankee loss: "Why do you take it so hard? Why do you let it effect your life so much?"
The answer is that I allow my narcissism, my own sense of grandiosity, to get in the way of my enjoyment of the game. Meaning that if the Yankees win, I feel good, validated, or like a winner, and if they lose, I feel like a loser. The world is black-and-white, and I'm either a somebody or a nobody. As if I have anything to do with how they do. I know this is a simplification, but it's something that is very real for me.
For instance, how many times do fans believe that if they wear their lucky hat, or sit in a certain position on the couch, it will actually effect the outcome of a game? All the time. Superstitions are the birthright of every sports fan---we all know how superstitious the players are, right? All we want to do is identify with them. But even though our little routines are innocent enough, that doesn't mask the fact that they delude us into thinking we can actually have an impact on a game. Perhaps it's just a way for us to feel closer to the action, but it also skews our sense of reality too.
It's this personalization which is unhealthy, and I think that is at the core of what bothers Edward so much. Sure, it doesn't help that his team displayed qualities that he rejected, but I think his dependency on the team's fate to feel good about himself is what is wearing him down.
I'm projecting, of course. What I should say is that I'm allowing my dependency on the Yankees' fate to wear me down. It's been like this every since I can remember. I can state honestly that I've been distracted at work for weeks and have lost plenty of sleep, obsessing about the games. And the funny part is that I feel like I cope much better now than I ever did before.
You know what makes this mishigoss easier to take? Being able to write about baseball every day. It's the best therapy a fan could ask for as far as I'm concerned (and I know I'm not alone here judging by the boom of baseball blogs that have sprung up over the past two seasons). Edward will bounce back--his enthusiasm and optimism and love for the game won't allow him to slink away---but I empathize with his need for distance, relief and clarity. Even in the eye of this Yankee-Red Sox storm.
Well, first, I hate to have included so much from these people, and I would encourage you to check out their sites every day because they all are great, deep thinking writers. Please go to the Bronx Banter site though and check out many of the Comments that other readers wrote following reading these thoughts. I wrote my comments in there, and here is what I thought:
Alex, excellent posting and great response. I enjoyed reading it as well as the above Comments.
Believe me, I understand emotional attachment to a team. When the Twins lost game 4 to the Yankees, I had to get up and go for a walk for about an hour (and I'm fat and don't like walking), just to cool back down. My emotional attachment with the Twins is probably a little different than many other teams. When you continually hear about how these guys all came up through the farm system together, and how many of them came up to the big leagues together, it kind of gets old. But, as a fan of the Twins for as long as I can remember, I have, in some ways, come up with them too. I watched every game back in 1998 and 1999 and 2000 when they were terrible. I watched every game in 2001 when they were 5 games up at the all-star break and then collapsed (in the 2nd half). I wasn't at all surprised when the Twins easily won the division in 2002, and I felt a sense of pride that is maybe pathetic, but the pride came from knowing that I wasn't a fair-weathered fan, that I didn't just jump on the (Twins) bandwagon when things got good. So this year, when they struggled, I hurt. When the season ended at the hands of the Yankees, I wasn't surprised, knowing the Yankees had more talent. The thing that "upset" me was the fact that because they're the Twins, I know that team that I've enjoyed watching the past 5 years will probably be broken up. Guys I've been cheering for for five years will maybe price themselves out of Minnesota's salary plans and will be playing for other teams. I fully understand that the Twins have a bunch of prospects that will come up and probably outperform the current group, and that will be exciting to see, but it will be different.
I know this is probably too long, but I guess that explains my feelings about "emotional attachment" to a team. No, I don't throw things when they lose, especially in the regular season. I can look beyond individual games. I understand that the playoffs are a small sample series where the best team doesn't always win.
Thanks Alex for a great read and a very thought-provoking posting. I wonder sometimes if Yankees fans or Red Sox fans or Braves fans can really understand that concept?I know this isn't terribly long, but I didn't want to write too much in the Comments section. Am I wrong? Am I off-base? Do you have any superstitions you follow when watching the Twins, or your favorite team that you'd like to share? Please send me an e-mail and let me know what you think.
That's it for today! It is conceivable that by the end of today, we will have our two World Series teams. It's another big day for baseball watching! Enjoy it!


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Compensating with a can of pumpkin
Kitchen Korner
Marian Platt
Those bright orange pumpkins are everywhere you look. How can we not feel happy when some of those pumpkins greet us with wide toothless grins?
And in this pumpkin-time of the year, we say goodbye to daylight saving time. Many feel unhappy about this change but perhaps a new way of thinking about the days ahead will help to make a smoother transition into the fall.
The experts say to get as much exposure to natural light as possible. Just an hour a day of sunlight will enhance your attitude and lift your spirits.
Turn on the radio or play an instrument - music helps with the winter woes since it can improve mood, memory and even sleep quality. And think positive - this will give you a sense of purpose and will add meaning to your life. And while you are doing all those good things, pull out a can of pumpkin and bake something in keeping with the season.
Pumpkin-Walnut Flapjacks
1 1/4 cups buttermilk
3/4 cup canned pumpkin
4 large eggs, separated, and at room temperature
1/4 cup sugar
3/4 teaspoon vanilla
1/4 cup unsalted butter, melted
1 1/3 cups cake flour
1 3/4 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice (1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/2 teaspoon ginger and 1/4 teaspoon cloves)
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup finely chopped walnuts
Whisk buttermilk, pumpkin, egg yolks, sugar and vanilla in medium bowl to blend; whisk in melted butter. Whisk flour, pumpkin pie spice, baking soda, baking powder and salt in large bowl to blend. Add dry ingredients to buttermilk mixture and whisk to combine.
Using electric mixer, beat egg whites in medium bowl until soft peaks form. Fold whites into batter.
Lightly butter heavy large skillet set over medium heat. Working in batches, pour batter by 1/3 cupfuls onto skillet; cook until bubbles form on top, about 1 1/2 minutes. Turn flapjacks over and cook until second sides brown, about 1 minute. Transfer flapjacks to plates. Sprinkle with nuts and serve with pure maple syrup. Makes about 14.
Here's a fat-free, sugar-free, salt-free
Pumpkin Muffin recipe -
1 3/4 cup whole wheat flour
2 tablespoons nonfat powdered milk
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup raisins
1/3 cup buttermilk
2 egg whites
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
3/4 cup apple juice concentrate
1 cup pumpkin
Mix flour, powdered milk, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg and raisins together. In separate bowl, mix buttermilk, egg whites, vanilla, apple juice concentrate and pumpkin. Mix with dry ingredients until just combined. Fill 12 greased muffin cups about 3/4 full and bake in preheated 350-degree oven about 20-25 minutes.
This is the time of year I begin to bake pumpkin breads - wonderful to eat and share with friends at Thanksgiving time. Pumpkin breads and other quick nut and fruit breads are ideal candidates to freeze now for holiday giving.
After removing each loaf from the baking pan, let cool on a rack, then enclose the loaf in a plastic freezer bag and freeze. These can be stored in freezer for three-four months.
Dotty's Pumpkin Bread
3 1/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cloves
2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups pumpkin
1 cup oil
3 cups sugar
3 eggs
1 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup raisins
Orange Glaze
1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
1 teaspoon orange zest
6 teaspoon orange juice
chopped nuts
In medium bowl, mix together flour, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, baking soda and salt.
Set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer, combine pumpkin, oil, sugar and eggs; mix until well blended. Add dry ingredients and mix well. By hand, stir in the walnuts and raisins. Divide batter between two greased loaf pans.
Bake in preheated 350-degree oven 50-55 minutes or until it tests done. Cool in pans 15 minutes; remove from pans and cool completely.
Make orange glaze by combining sugar, orange zest and orange juice in small bowl; stir with spoon to blend. Spoon over top of cooled loaves, letting glaze run down sides. Sprinkle with additional nuts before glaze hardens.
Enjoy the fall to the fullest - get out into the sunshine as much as possible, turn the music on and take the time to make some pumpkin breads or pies and share them with your friends. It surely will make you as happy as those pumpkins look on front porches about town.
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Flea beetles are a skittish pest and are able to create a lot of damage while - on the whole - managing to get away with with it scot-free. Why, well it's because of their size and speed, a flea beetle is not much more than 1mm in length but it can jump approximately 1ft in distance in a single bound. This being the case, as soon as you are close enough to see one, it would have already hopped off, disappearing into the undergrowth. Because of the flea beetle ability to disappear fast the culprit behind such damage is often miss-identified.
Cause: Even though these tiny, fast moving insects are difficult to spot, there are perhaps the most easily recognised pest of tomato plants due to the characteristic damage that these beetles cause.
Symptoms: These beetles can cause significant damage by leaving copious amounts of small holes in the leaves. As the leaves grow, the holes become larger and end up looking as though they have been hit by a shotgun blast. This infestation is usually experienced at two distinct times of the year, usually in April and July.
Control: Flea beetles are difficult to control as they have a habit of 'hopping' away if disturbed, making contact insecticides a bit 'hit and miss' in their application. However, you can also consider "trap crops" such as radish which may help lure the flea beetles away from your treasured tomatoes. So long as the radish is not in flower (as the applied insecticide will then harm beneficial pollinating insects) you may wish to use a systemic insecticide, however this will make the radish crop inedible. With this in mind, remember to label it clearly to prevent human ingestion.
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Condoleezza Rice Beaned A Lady At The Pebble Beach Pro-Am
A day in the life of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who is competing in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am:
A day in the life of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who is competing in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am:
The 2013 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am got underway yesterday, and ESPN's Chris Berman is a participant. We're not sure what Berman's position on the leaderboard is, but if this sequence is any indication of how he's been playing, he can't be doing too well. Come for the rage-inflected look of exasperation after…
"Hello friends and welcome to the 2012 Jim Nantz Wedding At Historic Pebble Beach Golf Links. Phil Simms will be with us in a few moments." This magnificent vista will host the marriage ceremony for Jim Nantz and Courtney Richards. It is the seventh hole at Pebble Beach and will make for some lovely…
Three consecutive bogeys in today's round of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am had critics convinced Tiger didn't quite have the swagger back, but this nifty Bob Tway-style bunker shot was vintage—as was what he said to playing partner Tony Romo afterward. [CBS]
Nah, not really. That would be an absurd argument to make, just about as absurd as decreeing Rob Gronkowski and Matt Light can't go party in Indianapolis.
Tiger Woods will open his 2012 at next month's Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, and it seems his playing partner will be Tony Romo, who's no slouch with a driver and always available in early February. Now let's all try to pretend that wasn't Romo in the cheating-on-a-pregnant-wife blind item


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Anno 1° Gulielmi Quarti. Parliament Prorogued. Return of Peers for Scotland, delivered.
Die Martis, 14° Septembris 1830, Annoque Regni Serenissimi Domini Nostri Gulielmi Quarti, Dei Gratiâ, Britanniarum Regis, Fidei Defensoris, Primo; in Superiori Domo Parliamenti Britanniarum apud Westmonaster. convenere, Domini, quorum Nomina subscribuntur, et præsentes fuerunt:
The King's Most Excellent Majesty having by His Writ of Summons, bearing Date at St. James's the Twentyfourth Day of July last, appointed His Parliament to open and begin this Day:
The Lord Chancellor declared in the House, "That His Majesty had been pleased to cause a Writ to be issued under the Great Seal for Proroguing the Parliament."
And the same was read by the Clerk as follows; (viz t.)
"William R.
"William the Fourth, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith; To Our well-beloved and faithful the Prelates, Nobles and Peers of Our said United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and to Our beloved and faithful the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses, and Commissioners for Shires and Burghs of Our said United Kingdom, called and chosen to Our Parliament to be begun and holden at Our City of Westminster on the Fourteenth Day of the Month of September now next ensuing, and to every of you, Greeting: Whereas We, for certain arduous and urgent Affairs concerning Us, the State and Defence of Our said United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Church, did ordain the said Parliament to be holden at the Day and Place aforesaid, and did command you by Our several Writs to be present at the City and Day aforesaid, to treat, consent and conclude about those Things which in Our said Parliament then and there should be proposed and treated of; Nevertheless, for certain Causes and Considerations Us at this Time especially moving, We have thought fit that Our said Parliament be Prorogued unto Tuesday the Twenty-sixth Day of October now next ensuing, so that neither you nor any of you should he held or obliged to appear on the said Fourteenth Day of September at the aforesaid City: We also will that you and every of you be wholly discharged as to Us therefrom, commanding and by the Tenor of these Presents strictly requiring you and every of you, and all others whom this may concern, that you and every of you do personally appear and be present on the said Twentysixth Day of October at Our said City of Westminster, to treat, do, act and conclude upon those Things which in Our said Parliament by the Common Council of Our said United Kingdom (by God's Assistance) shall happen to be ordained.
"Witness Ourself at Westminster, the Twenty-fifth Day of August, in the First Year of Our Reign.
By The King Himself, signed with His own Hand.
The Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Chancery delivered this Day, A Certificate of the Names of the Sixteen Peers chosen, summoned and certified to sit and vote in this House for that Part of Great Britain called Scotland; who attending at the Table with the original Return, the same was compared with the said Certificate, and found to agree therewith, and is as follows; (viz t.)
"May it please your Lordships, These are the Names of the Sixteen Peers, who, according to the Act in that Case made and provided, are chosen, summoned and certified to be the Members of the House of Peers, for and on the Behalf of that Part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Scotland, in the Parliament of the said United Kingdom, which is to meet on Tuesday the Fourteenth Day of September 1830.
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[JURIST] The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit [official website] on Tuesday rejected [opinion; PDF] a First Amendment challenge to a City of Los Angeles [official website] ban on billboards. Metro Lights, an outdoor advertising company, argued [LA Times report] that the ban on billboard advertising was unconstitutional because the city allowed advertising on bus shelters and other public facilities, a benefit conferred to contractors who installed the structures. The court found such advertising does not undermine the aims of the billboard ban and that the ban is not unconstitutionally underinclusive in the speech it regulates. Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain wrote:
It appears to us, therefore, that the slogan Metro Lights has advanced, that First Amendment rights are not for sale, simply misses the point. Certainly the government cannot silence one speaker but not another because the latter has paid a tax, even though it could constitutionally silence both. But that doesnt mean the City cannot silence speakers in general but permit them to bid for the right to speak on City-owned land, assuming that the speakers on City-owned land do not undermine the goal of the Citys general prohibition.
[JURIST] A judge for the US District Court for the District of Columbia on Tuesday [official website] granted [opinion; PDF] the government's motion to hold in abeyance the habeas corpus petitions of two Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] detainees, but only if and when the charges against the pair are referred to military commissions. The detainees, Fouad Mahmoud Al Rabiah and Fayiz Mohammed Ahmen Al Kandari, have been charged with providing material support for terrorism and conspiracy, but the Convening Authority has not yet referred the charges to a military commission. Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly [official profile] said a stay of a habeas petition is proper when proceedings would interfere with a military commission, but found:
that [the court] cannot interfere with the findings or rulings of a military commission that does not, and may never, exist. ... Entry of an immediate stay under these circumstances (for reasons that may never materialize) is inconsistent with the Supreme Courts admonition that "[t]he detainees in these cases are entitled to a prompt habeas corpus hearing."
[JURIST] Assistant US Attorney Marc Litt on Tuesday urged that Bernard Madoff [JURIST news archive] be jailed, in a brief [text, PDF] filed with the US District Court for the Southern District of New York [official website]. Litt alleges that Madoff mailed valuable jewelry to family members in violation of a court order prohibiting him from disposing of or concealing any assets. Madoff allegedly sent a package that could be valued at more than $1 million containing approximately 13 watches, a diamond necklace, an emerald ring, and two sets of cufflinks. Litt argued:
The need for detention in this case is clear. The continued release of the defendant presents a danger to the community of additional economic harm and further obstruction of justice. ... Monetary penalties, including restitution and forfeiture, are an important part of justice and will, in the event of a conviction, be part of any sentence in this case. Dissipation of the defendant's assets through transfer to third parties obstruct justice within the meaning of the bail statute because they make it more difficult, if not impossible, to recover all available forfeitable assets to recompense victims.
[JURIST] The Ethiopian Parliament [official website] on Tuesday adopted controversial legislation [draft text, PDF, in Amharic] designed to regulate foreign charities. Under the Proclamation for the Registration and Regulation of Charities and Societies, which passed 327 to 79 [IRIN report], foreign aid organizations and local groups that receive more than 10 percent of their funding from foreign entities will be prohibited from involvement in areas that the government believes are Ethiopian affairs, such as human rights and equality. Proponents of the legislation say that the new law is designed to keep foreign activists from interfering in political matters, but will still allow charities to provide humanitarian aid. Opponents fear that the law will be used to banish groups that the government views as a threat to its power. Human rights organizations such as Amnesty International [advocacy website] have condemned [press release] the law as "an attempt by the Ethiopian government to conceal human rights violations, stifle critics and prevent public protest of its actions ahead of expected elections in 2010." Human Rights Watch (HRW) [advocacy website] has also criticized [JURIST report] the legislation. The US government has also condemned the law [press release], with State Department spokesperson Robert Wood saying, "we are concerned this law may restrict U.S. government assistance to Ethiopia, particularly on promoting democracy and good governance, civic and human rights, conflict resolution, and advocacy for societys most vulnerable groups."Ethiopia's human rights record has recently come under intense international scrutiny. In June, HRW released a report attacking Ethiopian human rights practices in the Ogaden region [JURIST report]. In October 2007, the US House of Representatives passed the Ethiopia Democracy and Accountability Act of 2007 [JURIST commentary], aimed in part at encouraging the improvement of the human rights situation in Ethiopia. The bill is currently before the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. In July 2007, HRW accused Ethiopian troops of violating international humanitarian law [JURIST report] by burning homes and forcibly relocating civilians in Ogaden. In March 2007, HRW also accused Ethiopia of complicity with the US and Kenya in secretly detaining Somalis [JURIST report] accused of being Islamic militants. Ethiopia had admitted in April 2007 that it detained terror suspects but denied that the detentions were secret.
[JURIST] Zimbabwean Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) [official website] on Tuesday announced the release of a revealing and in depth report detailing how lawyers and justice officials within Zimbabwe have allowed the illegal detention and abuse [AllAfrica news] of several political activists. The report points to specific incidents where lawyers for the activists were denied access to their clients and also provides evidence that many of those jailed have been tortured. Although a judge last month ordered the release or transfer of all of the activists based upon these charges of alleged abuse, the state-run law enforcement has yet to act on this judicial mandate. In a related development, seven opposition party members were charged [AP report] Wednesday for allegedly participating in the bombing of a police station Harare, an attack that many believe was perpetrated by the police themselves. The suspects pleaded not guilty. Among the detainees who have allegedly been abused is Jestina Mukoko, [advocacy website; JURIST news archive] the director of the Zimbabwe Peace Project [advocacy materials]. Mukoko, an outspoken critic of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] was apprehended from her home last month and held in an undisclosed location for several weeks because of her alleged involvement in Mugabe's opposition. While in prison, it was reported that Mukoko was forced to ingest poison [JURIST report], an allegation that has sparked a world wide protest against Zimbabwean police methods. On Monday, a judge ordered that Mukoko's trial be put on hold [JURIST report] until she receives medical care.
[JURIST] The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit [website] on Tuesday ordered [opinion, PDF] that former Enron [JURIST news archive] Chief Executive Officer Jeff Skilling [JURIST news archive] be resentenced for the convictions that stem from his involvement in the collapse of Enron. The three-judge panel upheld all 19 convictions of conspiracy and fraud, but found that the lower court erred in applying the enhancement sentencing provision as outlined in U.S.S.G § 2F1.1b(8)(A), by ambiguously applying the "financial institution" label to Enron. Writing for the court, Judge Edward Prado stated:
Even if the government has presented a reasonable interpretation of the enhancement, the rule of lenity counsels that we must resolve any doubts in the interpretation of a criminal provision in favor of the defendant. Because both sides have made reasonable arguments as to the meaning of "financial institution," this case falls within the rule, and we resolve any doubts in favor of Skilling. The court therefore erred in applying this enhancement. [citations omitted]
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Acai Berry is a brew over ice K-cup beverage brought to us by Vitamin Burst, a subsidiary of Green Mountain Coffee. Brew over ice K-cups are just another easy way to maximize the enjoyment of your Keurig brewer. There are several varieties of iced coffees, teas and even lemonade available in the K-cup brewing format!
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March is upon us! I am always thrilled to reach this month, it is my light at the end of the tunnel for surviving the harsh Ohio winters (especially this year!). The annual St. Patrick's Day parade in our neck of the woods is a sure sign that spring is right around the corner! With that comes green everything - from clothes, to hair, to food. Although Irish coffee is not green it is a wonderful traditional beverage to celebrate this fun holiday and the best part is, it is so easy to make especially with your Keurig brewer!
I am finishing up my reviews of Folgers K-cup coffees with Lively Colombian. If you have missed the previous posts, be sure to check them out, you will see that I have gone from skeptical to enamored with this relatively new line of K-cup coffees. Besides Lively Colombian there are four other roasts available (you can click on each one to read more) :
There are two ingredients in a great cup of coffee- water and well, coffee. We take all of this time to discuss where the coffee beans come from, what is the best roast, will I like this flavor, etc. but exactly no time thinking about the water we are using to prepare our precious cup of joe.
I am still in awe of how much I have fallen in love with the Folgers line of K-cup coffee. I truly did not expect to like them so much but, they have surpassed all of my expectations and have become one of my go to K-cups for my every morning cup. I have been enjoying the Classic Roast and Black Silk but, wanted to expand my horizons and use the flavored Folgers K-cups in a recipe.


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According to a study in Science Daily from last fall, researchers got a surprise when they compared the health of homeschoolers and traditionally-schooled children.
"Based on previous research, we went into this study thinking home-schooled children would be heavier and less active than kids attending traditional schools," said Michelle Cardel, PhD, RD, the study's lead author. "We found the opposite."
As researchers discovered, both groups got about the same amount of exercise, but homeschoolers were still less likely to be obese than the traditionally-schooled kids. The deciding factor? Homecooked meals. Kids who ate cafeteria meals got way more calories, sodium, and sugar at lunch than homeschoolers.
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Leftover holiday paper gets a fresh start when used to make decorations for a New Year's party. We used metallic paper to make a set of party-worthy tray liners for serving drinks.
For a final bit of recycling, we grabbed small tart tins from the kitchen and used the shiny containers to hold tea lights.
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PineappleBuffalo14 Oct, 2011
Does anyone know where this punch set/ flutes are from? Just love the shape!
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I use a tray everyday for meals and never thought of this idea! I'll be making one of these liners today.
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In just two days, the New Jersey Devils will host the Los Angeles Kings in Game 1 of the 2012 NHL Stanley Cup Finals. Fans of both teams have every reason to be proud of each franchise; getting to this point of the postseason is always worthy of praise and adoration. That doesn't mean they don't want it all. The players certainly want the Cup. No team gets to the Stanley Cup Finals and says with their play, "Yep, we're here. That's good enough." Saying that both teams will play hard and will attempt whatever it takes to win each game by any means necessary isn't a prediction at all. It's just expected.
The Kings are heading into this series almost exactly as any fan dreams. They went 12-2 against Vancouver (4-1), St. Louis (4-0), and Phoenix (4-1). The former two teams were among the very best in the NHL in 2011-12 and the Kings made them both look second-rate. Phoenix was the weaker of the three opponents, though they had the best performing goaltender - that didn't matter. A fan couldn't ask for more. Speaking of elite goaltenders on opposing teams, the Devils were eventually able to put multiple pucks past the one that started for New York (4-2) to defeat them in six. That earned the Devils the right to play in the Stanley Cup Finals. Prior to that series, they rode the knife's edge and won two straight games beyond regulation to knock Florida out (4-3) and then took the Knife of Possession and metaphorically drove it in real deep into Philadelphia (4-1) in four straight games to eliminate them. The Kings were like an industrial buzzsaw going through lumber. The Devils resembled a manager of a lumber factory, adjusting their plans to get the desired results.
OK, clumsy metaphors aside, the two teams will get it going later this week. This primer post has the schedule and other basic information about the series. As we await the series to start, let's predict what will happen. I asked the other writers the same five questions from the prior prediction posts, including a series prediction. We did at least a pretty good job with our predictions for the Eastern Conference Finals. I hope we'll be just as good in this one. Please continue on after the jump to find out what we think heading into this series.
What one thing about the New Jersey Devils makes you confident about their chances going into this series?
Tom: Four quality scoring lines. They say you need all four lines offensively active to win a Stanley Cup and the Devils are certainly getting offense from all of their lines. Separating Parise and Kovalchuk and then perhaps even Elias, put three of the top 20 NHL scorers on different lines and will be hard for the Kings to matchup with. Add in one of the most productive fourth lines in Devils playoff history. Currently the trio of Carter, Gionta and Bernier have a total of 19 points in 18 games. The famed 'Crash Line' of the 1995 playoffs (Bobby Holik, Randy McKay and Mike Peluso) had 23 points in 20 games. The Devils current fourth line is in good company and I refuse to think that Gionta and company won't keep it up.
Kevin: The Underdog mentality. Outside of the first round, the Devils were never the favourites in the playoffs. In the second round, everyone (myself included) thought the Devils would be ripped apart by the Flyers and Claude Giroux. In the third round, everyone thought Henrik Lundqvist would stop the Devils offense dead in its tracks. Considering that the Kings destroyed the [Daniel Sedin-less] Canucks in the first round, swept the [Jaroslav Halak-less] Blues in the second round and humiliated the Coyotes in the Western Conference Finals, a lot of people are going to put their money on the Kings. The Devils have proven twice that they can play the role of David in these "David and Goliath" matchups, They just need to do it one more time.
Matt E.: This is a tough question. For me, it's between superb goaltending and scoring depth. Since John asked for just one, I will choose scoring depth because of Quick. In order to win this series, the Devils will need as many scoring chances as possible. However, the Kings also have scoring depth and a superb goalie.
John: Peter DeBoer has been excellent behind the bench in these playoffs. His adjustments to the team's gameplan, approach, and lines to achieve success have been, well, successful. Whereas other coaches would have faltered after a bad Game 1 (Philly, NY) or panicking after going down 2-1 in a series (Florida, NY), DeBoer has been calm, collected, and calculating. He runs the team hard in practice, but he's not having them do so on every possible date. His general approach of taking initiative has yielded varying and ultimately successful results. I look forward to what he'll do after the Devils get a taste of LA in Game 1. It could make all the difference in this series.
What one thing about the Los Angeles Kings worries you going into this series?
Tom: Vezina finalist Jonathan Quick. Quick has been outstanding all season and the Devils have their hands trying to score on the NHL's best goaltender. Quick has a .947 even strength save percentage in the playoffs and the Devils will have to create traffic, deflections and odd-man rushes to beat the Los Angeles goalie.
Kevin: They have very few weaknesses. Unlike the Flyers, they have elite goaltending in Jonathan Quick. Unlike the Rangers, they have forwards who can drive play and bottom 6 forwards who aren't goons. And unlike both teams, they don't have a suspect bottom pair on defense. In fact, their only weakness is their power play, which isn't exactly great (8.1% conversion rate). Even then, it's only a small sample size, so for all we know, the Kings power play could break out and score all series long.
Matt E.: The Kings' second line may be better than the Devils current first line. The Kings' top line consists of Mike Richards - Jeff Carter - Dustin Penner, while the Devils' top line is Zach Parise - Travis Zajac - Dainius Zubrus. I don't know why, but I have a feeling this is not a good match up.
John: The Kings' first line of Dustin Brown, Anze Kopitar, and Justin Williams. All three play big minutes and they've been wildly successful. All three have over 42 shots in 14 games; an average of three per game. Brown and Kopitar lead the team in scoring, with Williams not too far behind. Kopitar oozes skill, Brown plays to his size and draws plenty of penalties, and Williams has been a great complementary player for them. The Devils were able to shut down the top lines of their last three playoff opponents at evens; but I honestly question whether they can slow this trio down.
What's the key match-up between the two teams?
Tom: Third line scoring production/puck possession. At the end of this series, whomever has the better of the points/puck possession (Corsi) between the teams two third lines will be the victor. Each time Jacob Josefson and company can end in the Los Angeles zone is going to be a huge factor in this series. Josefson and Clarkson have had a lot of good shifts together in the regular season and now the postseason. If those good shifts can start ending in goals, the Devils have a strong advantage in this series. The question right now is what left wing will accompany Josefson/Clarkson. Elias was on the wing of that line at the end of game 6 and the three players looked pretty good together. If it's Elias or Ponikarovsky I think the third line matchup against the Kings third line (Jarret Stoll, Trevor Lewis, Dwight King) will be they key to the series.
Kevin: The Kings top line of Justin Williams, Anze Kopitar and Dustin Brown versus Andy Greene and Mark Fayne. Those two were able to stop the Panthers' best scorer, Kris Versteeg, at even strength; they prevented Claude Giroux from scoring a single point at even strength; and they stopped Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik at even strength. Those two have their work cut out for them, because those three Kings have been excellent in the post-season in terms of possession and scoring, albeit against weak competition.
Matt E.: Just like last series versus the New York Rangers, the goaltending will be the difference. However, the Devils have the advantage. The Devils have the most mild headed player in the league. When the pressure comes, Quick may crack. It is comforting knowing Marty will be manning the pipes.
John: The key match-up will be in special teams, specifically the Devils' power play against the Kings' penalty kill. LA has been killing penalties in this postseason like the Devils during the regular season. Their success rate is 91.2%, Quick has been wonderful in net, and they're not only preventing shots but aggressively attacking the point, which has yielded four shorthanded goals. However, the Devils' power play hasn't been too shabby. Maddingly inconsistent at times, sure; but they've got their shots on net rate up, their success rate is a solid 18.2%, and the Kings have averaged a little over four shorthanded situations per game. I don't know how the refs will call this series; but the Devils can only stand to help themselves if they can crack the Kings' PK. If the Kings' PK is not only successful but also gets a couple of goals, then LA's chances of winning will drastically improve.
Who will be the one X-Factor in this series?
Tom: Patrik Elias. Quiet for much of the Rangers series, Elias played the latter stages of game 6 on a line with David Clarkson and Jacob Josefson. If Pete DeBoer continues with that line combination. With less defensive pressure on Elias and perhaps some better in-game matchups perhaps this line combination can help jumpstart the Devils best all around forward. The Devils were able to get past the Rangers and the Flyers without much offensive contribution from Elias, I don't know if they will be that lucky again.
Kevin: For New Jersey, I'm going with Patrik Elias. He's been quiet offensively and while he hasn't been getting the results, he's been an excellent puck possession player for the Devils this post-season and his defensive contributions against Anze Kopitar and co. are going to be important. That and hopefully he'll break out of his scoring slump.
For the Kings I'm going with Jeff Carter, because like Elias he's been getting the brunt of the defensive assignments (0.063 Qualcomp, 1.896 Corsi Rel QoC) and is still capable of being an offensive threat.
Matt E.: For the Devils: Zach Parise. If Parise steps up in game one and sets the pace, the Kings are screwed.
For the Kings: Jonathan Quick. Quick needs to keep his composure. The Devils are going to be firing away at him whenever they get the chance. If he breaks down, it could be a short series.
John: The X-factor in this series is defenseman Bryce Salvador. Salvador has absolutely surprised everyone with his offensive production, which has come up big seemingly out of nowhere each time it happens. However, he's going to have a tough assignment. The Kings are deep at forward and they love to play with pace. Salvador is slow and he generally doesn't drive the play since he's a defensive defenseman. And when his partner Marek Zidlicky suffers, like in the Rangers series, his job becomes significantly harder. If he can slow down the Kings' forwards and get stops in his own end and continue to chip in some points, then Devils will be that much better of a team in this series. If he can't handle the speed or the Kings' forecheck, then the Devils are in trouble.
What is your prediction for this series?
Tom: The Devils are well prepared for this series. They have faced a fast, aggressive team in the Panthers and won. They have faced a strong forechecking team in the Flyers and won. Then they faced a sound defensive team with one of the best goaltenders in the league and won. The Kings offer a combination of speed, size, goaltending and defensive play that the Devils haven't faced yet, but the Devils will prevail utilizing the experiences they have had so far in the playoffs. Devils in 6.
Kevin: Devils in 7.
Matt E.: Devils in 6. I think the first four games will be split and then the Devils will finish off the Kings with fresher legs since they haven't been traveling far during the second and third rounds.
John: So far, so good, so why not? The Kings are a really good team. So are the Devils. The Kings are strong in each position, but they're not going to do anything to the Devils haven't seen before in this postseason. I think this one will go the distance; Devils in 7.
Your Take
Now you've read our answers to these five questions, please let us know what you think of them. What answers of ours do you agree with? What don't you agree with? I also want to know your answers to the same questions we answered for this post. What one aspect about the Devils make you confident in their chances? What about the Kings worries you the most? What match-up will be important? Who will be the X-factor? Most of all, what's your prediction for this series - will the Devils win the 2012 Stanley Cup? Please leave all of your answers and other predictions in the comments. Thank you for reading.
One more thing: The big series preview post will come out on Tuesday. Until then, predict away.


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