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Cambodia and Venezuela: Tarantulas
A tourist who was brave enough to eat a tarantula in Cambodia described the spiders as being "greasy but good". According to him, the legs are crispy, and the big hairy body is a mouthful. Describing the taste, he said: "If day-old deep-fried chicken had no bones, hair instead of feathers and was the size of a newborn sparrow, it might taste like tarantula." Traditionally they're grilled and served as a snack.
Indonesia: Dragonflies
Indonesia, the world's fourth most populated country, is known for its great beauty. It's also famous for exotic insect dishes, the most popular being dragonfly. Dragonflies hover over rice paddy fields, and enthusiastic hunters chase them with thin poles with nails attached at one end. The aim is to hook the nail through one of the dragonfly's wings. They're then threaded onto thin strips of palm, fried in coconut oil and eaten like sweets. For a more substantial meal they're de-winged, salted and fried in coconut oil with sweet pepper and served with rice.
Irian Jaya: Sago Grubs and Stinkbugs
Irian Jaya is part of Indonesia, but residents share the island with Papua New Guinea. Sago grubs live in rotting sago palm trees. The trees are chopped down and locals reach into the hollow of the trunk to grab handfuls of the grubs, which are immediately roasted. They have a dry outer skin but are fatty on the inside, with a distinct flavour of bacon.
Another favourite in the area is stinkbugs. Children are fond of hunting them for a mid-morning snack and they're considered a special protein treat. Older boys climb the trees where they live while children below softly call "mo, mo, mo, mo". They say this chanting keeps the bugs still. Although they live up to their name and have a very unpleasant smell, the children happily pop them into their mouths.
China: Water Beetles and Scorpions
In southern China most restaurants prepare food in the Cantonese style, using only the freshest ingredients. The shiny black hard-shelled water beetle is a favourite and restaurants can hardly keep up with the demand for this crunchy little treat. The beetles are served marinated in ginger and soy sauce.
First the legs are broken off, then the hard outer skeleton is cracked open and the white insides are sucked out. They're quite messy to eat but apparently are so delicious it's worth the effort. Their white flesh has the consistency of crayfish. Scorpion, served in a variety of ways, is another Chinese delicacy. They're even eaten live! Live scorpions are put in a bowl of water, then removed and dropped into rice wine for a few minutes. The scorpions stop struggling and go into a coma. The tail stingers and poison sacs are removed and the scorpions are eaten.
Mexico: Grasshoppers and Red Agave Worms
Grasshoppers are plentiful in all regions of Mexico. They're easy to collect and preserve and are eaten all over the country, but are especially popular in the southern state of Oaxaca. They're caught by dragging plastic bags along the ground, trapping them as they jump in. The insects are tossed in lemon, salt and garlic and pan-fried for a snack. One of the most popular dishes is grasshopper tacos, served with lemon, salt and avocados on a corn pancake known as a tortilla. It's said no trip to Mexico is complete without a bottle of tequila, especially the bottles containing a caterpillar. The worms prove the tequila is genuine, because real tequila is produced only from the agave plant, the only place the caterpillars exist. What tourists don't often experience is these red caterpillars served as dinner. Typically, they're fried and served with small corn tortillas, fried beans, grated cheese, sour cream and avocado.
Thailand: Water bugs
Water bugs are about the size of an average woman's finger. They are caught at night by being lured towards a blue fluorescent light. The bugs have the consistency of biltong and are served with tomato or deep-fried in batter. They're very tough on the outside but the insides are gooey and have a sharp taste.
Do you understand?
Underline the correct answer:
Baby chicken
Hairy spider
Crispy sparrow
Scorpions are eaten live
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How would you go about arranging words in alphabetical order, in an organised fashion?
Exercise 1
Arrange the following words in alphabetical order, according to …
… the 1st letter | … the 2nd letter | |||
hear | steep | |||
bear | sheep | |||
tear | sleep | |||
near | sweep | |||
rear | suite |
… the 3rd letter | … the 4th letter | |||
repaid | senorita | |||
reopen | sensitive | |||
rent | senior | |||
reside | senator | |||
require | sentimental |
Exercise 2
Arrange the following in alphabetical order:
Retold by Linda Rode, published by Tafelberg (and retold again!)
Hearing frogs sing their nightly chorus reminds me of long lazy summer evenings on the veranda at home, sipping steaming coffee or ice-cold lemonade and contemplating the day. It reminds me of the stories my dad would tell us as the moon rose higher in the sky and we got sleepier and sleepier – the steady rise and fall of the froggy melody, accompanying us to dreamland.
One of the stories he told was of how Grandpa Wide-mouth once made his wide mouth v-e-r-y, very small!
Once upon a time, a very long time ago a family of wide-mouthed frogs lived next to a little stream on a farm. They were a contented family and very happy where they lived, except for one frog who wanted to go and explore the world. "Quaa…..k," he croaked chirpily and popped out of the reeds and up to the farm.
Plop! Plop! Plop! In the farmyard he spotted a strange speckled creature, covered in brownish feathers and pecking on the ground.
Their conversation went something like this:
"Who are you?" croaked the frog.
"I'm a hen" cackled the creature.
"Wha..at are you doing?" he croaked, puzzled.
"I'm looking for food," the hen replied. "I eat worms and mealies".
"How interesting," the happy little frog croaked, his curiosity satisfied.
Plop! Plop! Plop! Our froggy friend plopped along until he got to a field. There he saw a huge black and white creature, munching on grass.
Their conversation went something like this:
"Who are you?"
"I'm a cow".
"And wha..at are you doing?"
"I'm eating. I eat grass and lucerne," murmured the cow dreamily, while chewing a cud.
"How interesting," croaked the happy little frog, his curiosity satisfied.
Hop! Hop! Hop! Suddenly he found himself at a huge vlei. There was water everywhere. Just as he was about to jump in and cool down, he spotted two dead-straight reeds in front of his nose. He flung back his head and looked up. And up. And up.
"Who are you?" he croaked in a strangled voice, as his neck was taking strain.
"I'm a heron," said the strange thing with white feathers. It had a long neck, beady eyes and a very sharp beak.
"And what are you doing?" squeaked the frog, flipping over onto his back in the water, so that he could see this creature properly.
"Looking for food," the heron replied.
"Wha..at do you eat?"
"Wide-mouthed frogs," snapped the heron.
"End whe-do-u-git-him?" squeaked the frog, pursing his lips together tightly.
The heron darted downwards, but the frog leapt between the heron's legs and jumped away as quickly as he could. Plop! Plop! Plop! He hopped back to the stream.
All his wide-mouthed froggy friends were very eager to hear of his travels and he told them all about the sharp-beaked heron who ate wide-mouthed frogs. The frogs were tickled pink to hear ho*w he had escaped and hopped around excitedly, pursing their lips tightly and squeaking, "End-whe-do-u-git-him? End-whe-do-u-git-him?"
So that one day when they are faced with a hungry heron, they will know wha..at to do!
Make sure that you know the story well.
Turn to your partner and retell the story.
Listen to your partner retell the story to you.
Which one of you was most accurate in retelling the tale?
Did you enjoy the story? Why?
Find another story / fable / folk tale about an insect or animal. Read it and tell your partner the story. Listen to your partner tell you about the story he/she has read.
It takes practice to read fluently.
When you were very small and just learning to ride your bike, it took time and lotsof practice before you could ride with confidence.
Reading is no different. You will need to practise your piece over and over again, making sure you know how to pronounce challenging words and even know their meanings, before you can read confidently and fluently.
Prepare a piece of reading of your own choiceto read to the class and to your teacher.
Peer assessment:
Categories | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
Voice | Mumbles. Monotone. | Is occasionally heard, monotone. | Loud enough, but sometimes fades or too fast or slow, reads jerkily. | Reads clearly to an appropriate pace. |
Contact with audience | Looks down, no eye contact. Unprepared | Mostly looks down. Unprepared mostly. | Mostly looks at audience. | Eye contact maintained. Prepared well. Emotions drawn upon. Hardly fumbles. |
Assessment by teacher:
Categories | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
Voice | Mumbles. Monotone. | Is occasionally heard, monotone. | Loud enough, but sometimes fades or too fast or slow, reads jerkily. | Reads clearly to an appropriate pace. |
Contact with audience | Looks down, no eye contact. Unprepared | Mostly looks down. Unprepared mostly. | Mostly looks at audience. | Eye contact maintained. Prepared well. Emotions drawn upon. Hardly fumbles. |
Some people believe that poems need to be learnt or that you have to read them seriously – but poems can be fun, too!
Do you still remember this nursery rhyme?
Can you sing it?
Three blind mice
Three blind mice, three blind mice,
See how they run, see how they run!
They all run after the farmer's wife,
Who cut off their tails with the carving knife,
Did you ever see such a thing in your life,
As three blind mice?
(taken from My Best Book or Nursery Rhymes, Brown Watson, 1988)
How many other poems about creepy creatures can you find? Bring them along to class so that we can enjoy them together.
Write them out neatly and hang them on the wall (with or without illustrations).
READING AND VIEWINGThe learner will be able to read and view for information and enjoyment, and to respond critically to the aesthetic, cultural and emotional values in texts.
We know this when the learner:
3.1 reads a variety of South African and international fiction and non-fiction for different purposes (e.g. peoms, book reviews, short novels, newsletters, reference books);
3.1.1 reads independently, selecting appropriate reading and comprehension strategies for the purpose;
3.1.2 skims to get the general idea;
3.1.3 scans for specific details;
3.1.5 uses previous knowledge or textual clues to determine meaning and make inferences;
3.1.8 reads aloud clearly, adjusting speed according to purpose and audience;
3.2 views and comments on various visual and multimedia texts for different purposes (e.g. advertisements, video/films, television dramas and, where available, computers and CD-ROMs):
3.2.1 discusses message conveyed;
3.7 recognises the different structures, language use, purposes and audiences of different texts:
3.7.1 identifies the way different kinds of texts are organised (e.g. fables, letters, book reviews);
3.9 understands and responds appropriately to a range of information texts:
3.9.1 identifies main and supporting ideas, notes specific details and summarises information;
3.11 selects relevant reading material and applies reseach skills to find information in dictionaries, reference books and textbooks from community sources or electronic media (where available);
LANGUAGE STRUCTURE AND USEThe learner will know and be able to use the sounds, words and grammar of the language to create and interpret texts.
We know this when the learner:
6.1 works with words:
6.1.1 uses prefixes, stems and suffixes/extensions to form words;
6.1.3 records words in a personal dictionary;
6.1.4 uses phonics and spelling rules to spell words correctly;
6.2 works with sentences:
6.2.3 identifies and uses nouns, pronouns, prepositions, articles and conjunctions;
6.2.6 consolidates use of punctuation learned so far.
Do you understand?
For the teacher: use this opportunity to discuss various grades of dictionaries and the meanings given. Compare dictionary meanings given.
nr. 4
(a) container: bowl
(b) eating noisily: slurping
nr. 5
True. While alive they are put into a bowl of water, then into rice wine, before their stingers, etc. are removed. They are then eaten.
nr. 6
(a) Tarantulas are grilled.
(b) they aredelicious / they taste like crayfish.
(c) greasy; crispy; good
(d) . . . southern Chinese restaurant . . .
(e) The word is "white".
(f) They stop struggling and go into a coma.


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Monday, January 21, 2008
Good morning! Just wanted to post a quick update after I attended a phase of the Twins Caravan this morning. I looked at the schedule and mapquested the location of this morning's session in South St. Paul. It was only about 9 miles away and my schedule worked with it, so I drove over there. According to the Twins site, it was supposed to be from 9:30-10:30, but when I got there (Fury Motors) at about 9:20, there was a sign on the door saying that the event would be 10-10:30. A little before 10:00, the Twins bus drove up. Shortly thereafter, Bert Blyleven came out. Then a few others, and a couple of minutes later, Kevin Slowey, Scott Baker and others came in to the dealership. They walked up the steps to where there were a couple of tables set up for them.
I was at the top of the steps, and when Blyleven walked by, he shook my hand and said I had the Tim Laudner hair do. Then Slowey came up, then Baker. Shook their hands. John Gordon was there as well. There was not a formal program, it was just an autograph/meet and greet session. Baker and Slowey were at one table and Blyleven got his own work cubicle.
I didn't bring cards or anything to sign. The players did have their 3x5 pictures ready to be signed though for those of you who want to attend, but don't have anything to sign. Once the signing began, I went over and talked to Kelly Thesier, the Twins beat writer for mlb.com. We had a really nice chat for about 15 minutes. It was really enjoyable and we talked about several topics, nothing too serious. Although I know there are some that may not agree, she really does do her job very well! As the line for the players shrunk to nothing, I went over to the table and talked to Kevin Slowey for probably 10 minutes. Baker was at the table and I talked to him briefly. But it was cool to see how well they interacted with the fans, made them all feel important, asked questions and showed real interest. I think they did a nice job of making great memories for kids of all ages.
As things were wrapping up, I went over and talked to FSNs Marney Gellner who is pregnant and I believe due in the next two months. As you know, I make appearances on Jack Michaels' radio show on am 710 The Fan, Bismarck-Mandan's (ND) ESPN affiliate. Well, Marney is a regular. She is on for Tuesdays with Marney. Just talked to her for maybe two or three minutes.
That was it. I then took off. That tour is now on its way south and east. Today yet, they will be Winona and other areas. If you get a chance, please attend and say hi from me, and thank them for doing Q&As and such!
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Mary asked for financial help. But I quickly surmised that what Mary has isn't a money problem—it's a mother problem. She can't say no to her two daughters, and she repeatedly sacrifices her long-term security for their desires. Blinding love that leads to poor decisions is something all parents must be on guard for, but letting your kids drain the Bank of Mom is even more unacceptable when they are 24- and 26-year-old employed adults! Changing how she interacts with her daughters will be tough for Mary. But I have no doubt that she's up to the challenge—she has overcome plenty in her life. Married at 22, Mary made the difficult decision to initiate a divorce after 27 years (and took on the marital credit card debt, partly out of guilt). A few years later, during the financial crisis, she lost her job. When the owner of the condo she was renting decided to sell the unit, Mary couldn't find a landlord willing to offer her a lease, so she slept on the floor of her sister's dining room for months. Dark times indeed. But Mary is a fighter who battled back. It takes guts to launch a business in a severe recession, and talent to make it fly. Mary had both. Yet her financial rebound is only a partial success. "I'm ashamed of how poorly I've managed what I've earned," she told me. "I should be enjoying life, but I am so stressed about bills that I can't relax. The worst part is that I've been a poor role model, and my daughters are picking up my bad money habits." When Mary started her business, she moved into an apartment near work and agreed to rent her home to her eldest daughter and two roommates. But her daughter always flakes out on paying her share of the rent. She also hasn't lived up to her promise to reimburse the $440 her mom pays each month to cover her car loan and insurance. Meanwhile, the 24-year-old daughter has a job and lives with Mary, yet pays no rent and seems content to let Mom handle the food and utility bills. No surprise, then, that Mary can't make ends meet, and is actually using her credit cards for groceries. This from a woman with a fabulous six-figure salary! Next: Suze Orman's advice for Mary |


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In another bowl, cream together the butter and cheese. Add the dry ingredients and mix together. Fold in the pecans and sesame seeds. Drop onto the baking sheet 1 teaspoon at a time, spreading gently to flatten into rounds. Bake until golden and crisp around the edges, about 15 minutes.
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Both Camden and Lugoff-Elgin will host state individual tournament qualifying on Friday night and Saturday.
Kershaw County high school baseball fans can get a sneak peek at the 2013 Camden and Lugoff-Elgin high school varsity teams on Saturday at the Camden High School Baseball Jamboree.
Tuesday: Camden Military Academy at Greg Mathis Charter School (BB – 5:30 p.m.); Chapin at Camden (BB – 6 p.m.); Ridge View at Lugoff-Elgin (BB – 6 p.m.); Fairfield Central at North Central (BB – 6:30 p.m.)
Sharneece Gary poured in a career-best 24 points in helping lead the Camden High girls to a 59-56 win over A.C. Flora in a Tuesday night game played in Columbia.
Thirteen wrestlers. One champion. Seven-time Carolina Invitational winners.
The Lugoff-Elgin qualifier for the Carolina Invitational will be held inside the Demons Den at Lugoff-Elgin High School tonight and Saturday.
When you are a first-year franchise, rivalries are few and far between.
Tuesday: Cardinal Newman, Hartsville at Camden Military Academy (WR – 5 p.m.); Camden at Lower Richland (BB – 6 p.m.); Richland Northeast at Lugoff-Elgin (BB – 6 p.m.); North Central at Pelion (BB – 6:30 p.m.)
The preliminaries are over for Kershaw County basketball teams.
Instead of letting your Christmas tree take up space in a landfill this year, state natural resources officials suggest giving it a second life by putting it to good use for fish or wildlife.
Winning can be habit-forming and no team knows that better than the Lugoff-Elgin boys' basketball squad.
The second day of tryouts and an informational meeting for boys and girls wishing to play for the LCSC-Kershaw soccer team in the spring season will be held on Saturday, Dec. 29 at the KCRD soccer fields. The meeting/tryouts will begin at 9 a.m. and continue until 10:30 a.m.
Not that the gifts have been unwrapped and/or returned, the tree is being dismantled and parents are counting the days until school re-opens next week, it is time for post-Christmas tournaments for a majority of Kershaw County winters sports teams.
Summerville prevented host Lugoff-Elgin from winning a second consecutive May Plant Credit Union Holiday Classic wrestling championship by winning the 36-team event which was held inside the Demons Den at Lugoff-Elgin High school last weekend.
The Royals AAU youth basketball teams will host tryouts in both Camden and Bishopville for its boys and girls' teams.
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Drive: | Belt Drive |
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Maximum Pressure: | 125 PSI |
Motor: | 3,450 RPM |
Power Type: | Electric |
Pump Style: | Cast Iron |
Running HP: | 2 |
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Lucy is boisterous, friendly and affectionate. A true shoulder rat. When you put your hand in their cage, she steps on like elevator doors have just opened and she's ready to ride. If given a choice between food and human attention, she chooses attention.
Ethel chooses food.
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We had nearly given up on them ever using the wheel ("With guaranteed tail-safe shield!") since for the first few weeks, neither showed any interest. Then this Monday, close to midnight, an exhausted-looking Celeste stumbled into our room.
"Lucy discovered the wheel," she said.
"Sure she did," said Geoff. "Did she discover fire, too?"
"Ha, ha," said my sleep- and humor-deprived daughter as she confiscated my earplugs.
Maybe that's why she was so determined for me to write about rats. So her friends and teachers will understand the reason behind those dark circles under her eyes.
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Dante recognizes Louisa because he's not really a handyman; he was at the reception and saw her getting plastered. He instantly assumes she's an alcoholic mess. They strike sparks, but end up getting to know one another. Dante already has plenty of responsibilities on his shoulders, including an ex-wife who's a catty bitch (of course). Neither of them seems to be much of a judge of character. But they are attracted to one another, or so we're told.
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crazyeyedbioll (12/26/2012) [-]
this logic is flawed, all these people that he "accepts" are tortured for all eternity
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yerfdog (12/26/2012) [-]
I remember reading somewhere in the bible that homosexuality will get you a ticket to hell (paraphrasing obviously). God made that rule, knowing that would mean people would suffer for eternity simply for being gay. God made gay people, knowing that they would be gay. For he is the creator of all, and is all knowing. And given this information, they still think he is all loving.
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garvielxloken (12/27/2012) [-]
See that's the thing, we don't get a ******* rulebook, that's not how it works. We should be doing the right thing without the use of some ******* guide. If I go to hell, I won't know what it will be for until I go before God. Killing a **** ton of people is just naturally wrong. We all ******* know that. It's something we we don't feel right doing, unless you're a sociopath.
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garvielxloken (12/27/2012) [-]
See the problem is that people take the bible as if though it's the writings of God himself. The thing is that they're not. They're the words of some of his first followers. I personally don't believe that a man will go to hell simply for being gay.


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Following this morning's reports of Rick Ross targeted in a drive-by shooting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, some additional details have now been confirmed. According to TMZ.com, police have announced that Rick Ross was indeed driving the Rolls Royce Phantom at the time of the shooting and subsequent accident. The star rapper's passenger was Shateria L. Moragne-el, a female companion. Authorities added that neither Ross nor Moragne-el suffered any injuries.
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LOVES PARK, Ill. (Saturday, October 16th, 2010) – One of the longest days in racing came to a close with a lot of questions answered and even more up in the air. The opening day of the 19th annual Bahama Bracket Nationals at the legendary Rockford Speedway helped set the majority of tomorrow's feature fields as 206 cars qualified and set a time, looking to set themselves up for success in the main event.
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For more information on the 19th annual Bahama Bracket Nationals, including a full schedule of events, visit the track's website at www.rockfordspeedway.com or call the Speedway Box Office at (815)633-1500.
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4 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 pound lean pork sausage links 1 cup chopped celery 1 cup chopped onions 1 clove garlic, minced 1 cup thinly sliced carrots 2 cups canned crushed tomatoes 4 cups chicken or beef broth 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme 1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram 1/2 teaspoon dried parsley 1 cup lentils
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A native of rural Minnesota, Todd Moe grew up on a farm not far from mythical Lake Wobegon. He attended St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN; studied Speech/Theatre and Norwegian, and began his radio career as a student announcer at WCAL (2002 marks its 80th anniversary!).
Moe sings in the Potsdam Community Chorus, and hobbies include food, gardening, history and tango! He was a newscaster and reporter for Minnesota Public Radio for eight years. A favorite memory from that job was interviewing Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann. Moe and his partner, Paul Siskind, moved to the North Country in 1998. Siskind teaches at the Crane School of Music. E-mail
Moe sings in the Potsdam Community Chorus, and hobbies include food, gardening, history and tango! He was a newscaster and reporter for Minnesota Public Radio for eight years. A favorite memory from that job was interviewing Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann. Moe and his partner, Paul Siskind, moved to the North Country in 1998. Siskind teaches at the Crane School of Music. E-mail
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Aug 12, 2002 — Todd Moe talks with horticulturist Amy Ivy about how to keep the garden clean and neat in late summer, from perennials to tomatoes and squash. Go to full article
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Aug 09, 2002 — Ground was broken and tilled last spring for a new community garden in Gouverneur managed by young people. Todd Moe visited the garden as the first seeds were planted. Go to full article
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Jul 29, 2002 — Adirondack musician Dan Berggren will be in concert tonight at the Newcomb Visitor Interpretation Center with songs from his newest cd One with the Water. He'll also visit Canton Tuesday night for a concert at St. Lawrence University. Dan has been writing, singing and recording folk music about the region's wilderness since the 1960's. Todd Moe talks with Dan about life as an Adirondack balladeer. Go to full article
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Jul 19, 2002 — Peter Yarrow, of Peter, Paul and Mary, performs a benefit concert for the Lake Placid Center for the Arts Sunday night at the Saranac Lake High School Theatre. Todd Moe talks with Yarrow about folk music, world peace and his newest project called Operation Respect. Go to full article
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Jul 18, 2002 — The Village of Morristown is combining the best in art and music this weekend with its Jazz and Arts Festival Saturday from noon to 8 pm. Morristown town historian Lorraine Bogardus says a full slate of regional jazz performers and lecturers is planned, along with displays from local artists and artisans. Go to full article
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The Papa family gathered for this picture taken in about 1965. Pictured are, front row, from left, Joanna and Jimmy (holding football); and back row, Charles, Steve, Dorothy and Fred. (Submitted photo / May 25, 2013) |
Dorothy Papa learned her work ethic on the farm during her childhood in Bedford County, Pa., then later after she and her husband bought a farm on Alternate U.S. 40 between Funkstown and Boonsboro.
"She grew up on a farm and ended up on a farm," said son Fred Papa of Hagerstown and Southern Pines, N.C.
The Papas raised horses and had a well-regarded herd of Angus cattle. Dorothy taught their children to milk the Jersey cow they had. Fresh milk was a staple, as was Dorothy's homemade butter and ice cream.
"Growing up on a farm is as good as it gets," Fred said.
Dorothy was known for the culinary delights that filled the family's large farmhouse table, a blend of Pennsylvania Dutch creations from her childhood, along with the Italian specialties she learned from her mother-in-law.
She always was ready to feed a crowd, whether it was a family celebration, hired farmhands or members of the South Hagerstown High School football team, who would help bale hay.
"She was a mother to a lot of school friends who came down to help on the farm," said oldest child Steve Papa of Hagerstown. "There were gallons of iced tea, a big spread with pots of food at lunch time and the end of day's work."
Her fresh coconut cake and coconut cream pie were legendary, as were the raisin cookies and sand tarts she baked at Christmastime.
"Everybody knows her at the Legion (Post 211) as the coconut-cake lady," Steve said.
Dorothy's last coconut cake brought $156 at an auction by the Ladies' Auxiliary at the post, the family said.
Her youngest son, Jimmy, had a friend who would bring Dorothy red roses on her December birthday, and she would bake him a coconut cake. His birthday is today, and she had a cake waiting for this year's birthday in her freezer.
Dorothy, also known as Dot, Dottie, Mom, Gramma Papa, Momal and G Gma, cooked by the "dash of this, dash of that" method, making it hard for others to replicate her specialties, including homemade pasta, homemade ravioli and vegetable beef soup.
"Her cooking over the years was just unbelievable," Fred said.
The 10th of 11 children, Dorothy Yutzy graduated from Hyndman High School in the early 1940s. She came to Hagerstown for employment, working at Hager House Restaurant, Fairchild Aircraft and Noland Co.
She met Charles "Charlie" Papa at Wally's Inn near Waynesboro, Pa. They eloped and honeymooned in Harrisonburg, Va., in 1946.
The newlyweds settled in the "Italian end of Hagerstown," in the Jefferson Boulevard/Cleveland Avenue area, Fred said.
Dorothy worked with her husband, whose father was an immigrant from Milan, Italy and whose mother was from southern Italy. Charlie owned several restaurants before they bought a farm in the late 1940s.
He had a small restaurant in the liquor store at the Greyhound bus terminal, owned the Airport Inn in the 1940s, had a bar on Antietam Street near the Dagmar Hotel and owned Tony's Tavern, now the Corner Pub. They also had rental properties.
"She was there to support Dad all the way," Steve said.
The couple had five children, but William, a son born after Steve, died in infancy. Then came Fred, Joanna and Jimmy, all of whom helped out on the farm.
"She was accountant of the farm, cook, disciplinarian," Steve said.
"She was CEO," said Fred's wife, Joanne.
Dorothy did all of the cooking, laundry and cleaning, and while her children were doing their homework, she would iron.
"She loved ironing," said daughter Joanna Boggs of Charles Town, W.Va. "She ironed shirts, slacks, pillowcases and tablecloths up until a week before she died."
While Dorothy had grown up on a farm, Charlie was a self-taught farmer. They showed cattle up and down the East Coast, and raised horses, homing pigeons and bird dogs, among other things.
Dorothy enjoyed riding horses, and the Papas raced horses at Charles Town and Shenandoah Downs in West Virginia.
Joanna worked in the corporate world for a bit, but returned to her roots and trains racehorses, with Dorothy delighting in watching Joanna's races.
In the more than 30 years they owned the farm, Dorothy became known as the "Angel of Death Curve"
With a high number of serious accidents at the curve, Dorothy often was one of the first at the scene, and began stockpiling old bed sheets and T-shirts to use when tending to the injured before help arrived.
After Charlie died in 1981, the farm was too much for Dorothy, so she sold it and moved to a home on Oak Ridge Drive. She began volunteering for the Washington County chapter of the American Red Cross and the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Martinsburg, W.Va.
Steve is a Vietnam veteran, so Dorothy had a heart for veterans.
"She went to the VA Center religiously," Steve said. "The only thing that kept her away was illness. She went there faithfully for veterans."
While Steve was in Vietnam, "Mom prayed every day he would come back whole, that nothing would happen to him," Fred said.
Dorothy also volunteered with Elks Lodge 378 Ladies' Auxiliary and Washington County Hospital Auxiliary, and was a longtime Washington County election judge.
She also made time for games of cards and dominoes with a group of longtime female friends.
"They got together and she loved that," Fred said.
Up until two weeks ago, Dorothy was in "perfect health, sharp as a tack" and still driving, he said.
Every Friday, she got her hair done at Potomac Beauty Boutique on South Potomac Street.
"She'd move heaven and earth to get to that appointment," Steve said.
Two weeks before her death, Dorothy wasn't feeling well. Steve waited until she got back from her hair appointment to see how she was doing.
Her standard treatment of Tylenol wasn't doing the trick. Jimmy took her to the emergency room the next morning with a 102-degree fever that she had for four or five days.
She was sent home with antibiotics, then went to see her doctor, who had her admitted to the hospital. Dorothy had pneumonia, from which she would not recover.
While her unexpected death was hard for the family, they knew she had hoped when it was her time, that she didn't have a lengthy illness like one of her sisters had endured.
"That was her way, the way she wanted it," Joanna said.
"It was hard for everybody to say goodbye," Steve said.
Dorothy was beloved by her family, which included six grandchildren and three great-granddaughters.
"The most important thing to her was family and putting on a spread to fill the table for the holiday," Fred said.
She still hosted Christmas dinners, with family showing up in shifts to eat, but in 2012 said it would be her last, not realizing what the next few months would bring.
"The kitchen was open all day," daughter-in-law Joanne Papa said. "She'd start at 1:30 p.m. and she'd still be serving people until 5."
"We all had great memories," Fred said.
Editor's note: Due to a source's error, the spelling of the last name of a woman identified in the 80th birthday gathering photo accompanying this story in the May 26 print edition of The Herald-Mail and on www.herald-mail.com was incorrect. The woman's name is Jenny Garvin.
• Each Sunday, The Herald-Mail runs "A Life Remembered." Each story in this continuing series takes a look back — through the eyes of family, friends, co-workers and others — at a member of the community who died recently. Today's "A Life Remembered" is about Dorothy E. Papa, who died May 14 at the age of 89. Her obituary was published in the May 15 edition of The Herald-Mail.


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Petitioners' attempt to draw a causal link between the E15 waivers they challenge and the costs they would incur by introducing E15 ultimately rings hollow. If anything is "forcing" these entities to incur the costs of introducing a new fuel, it is the obligations set by the [Renewable Fuel Standard], competitive pressures, or some combination thereof. EPA's partial waivers simply provide a new choice of fuel that manufacturers may produce.
The DC Circuit's decision marks a rare victory for the EPA, which has faced several legal defeats in the past year. Last week the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit [official website] ruled [JURIST report] that the EPA overstepped its bounds when it rejected a Texas plan to issue air permits. Three weeks ago the US District Court for the District of Columbia [official website] ruled [JURIST report] that the EPA violated several environmental statutes when it issued regulations on coal mining in the Appalachia region. In October a federal judge similarly ruled [JURIST report] against the agency regarding its process for granting permits used by coal companies for mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia. There, the court ordered that the EPA's 2009 guidelines be set aside so that all pre-2009 guidelines could be restored. In an out-of-court defeat last September the US House of Representatives [official website] passed [JURIST report] the Transparency in Regulatory Analysis of Impacts on the Nation Act 2011 [text, PDF], a bill that essentially blocks a number of proposed EPA regulations aimed at reducing emissions.


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Halloween Costumes
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Ted Thunder Buddy Adult T-Shirt
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What happens when you wish for your teddy bear to come to life as your friend? When it's Ted, he becomes a dirty, vulgar, obnoxious wastrel. Be careful what you wish for on Halloween when you wear this hilarious officially licensed Ted Thunder Buddy Adult T-Shirt.
- The officially licensed heather blue Ted Bear Movie Thunder Buddies adult's unisex t-shirt costume is 90% cotton/10% polyester
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