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The day after voters in North Carolina approved a constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman, President Obama told ABC News on Wednesday that he now supports gay marriage.
The president - who still supports states deciding the issue on their own - said his personal views had gone through an "evolution" based on conversations with family and friends and the views of his own daughters.
"They are much more comfortable with it," the president told Robin Roberts in an interview to be shown on ABC's "Good Morning America" Thursday. Excerpts will air tonight on ABC's "World News with Diane Sawyer."
"You know, Malia and Sasha, they have friends whose parents are same-sex couples," Obama said in the interview. "There have been times where Michelle and I have been sitting around the dinner table and we're talking about their friends and their parents and Malia and Sasha, it wouldn't dawn on them that somehow their friends' parents would be treated differently. It doesn't make sense to them and frankly, that's the kind of thing that prompts a change in perspective."
In a statement, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy responded to Obama.
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The Naked Empire: 'Low Intensity Conflict' and State Sponsored Terror, Part 1
Monday, August 8th, 2011
by Todd Howe, We Are Change Toronto
August 8, 2011
"They have cast all the mysteries and secrets of government… before the vulgar (like pearls before swine), and have taught both the soldiery and people to look so far into them as to ravel back all governments to the first principles of nature…" Clement Walker, on the English Revolution, 1661
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Something very interesting happened this past April in an El Paso courtroom. There, a verdict was returned in the case of one Luis Posada Carriles, a man that has notably been described as the "Osama Bin Laden of Latin America" and "one of the most dangerous terrorists in recent history". [1]
The circumstances of the case and the details of Posada's extraordinary biography could be mistaken for the plot of an international thriller — there's ample evidence of a long career in the business of international terrorism, including declassified FBI and CIA documents [2] and Posada's on-the-record admission of involvement [3] in a string of hotel bombings in Havana. Add to that terrorism convictions by multiple governments that have found themselves in Posada's crosshairs, an outstanding INTERPOL warrant, sundry bombings and other paramilitary attacks within Cuba and abroad. He ran guns to the Contras during their cross-border war with Nicuaragua, as exposed during the Reagan-era 'Iran Contra' scandal hearings [4]. He was caught flying 200 lbs of C4 plastic explosive into Panama City and convicted of a plot to assassinate Fidel Castro [5]. He's connected with the bombing of Cubana Flight 455 in 1976 and the immolation of 78 people. [6]


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This year was very good for league team tennis at Leslie Beach Club.
LBC fielded a total of 10 teams playing in the Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association (ALTA), spring and fall seasons and one USTA league summer season team. LBC players ranged from "over 55s" to juniors and ended 2012 with all teams but two reaching at least one playoff spot each.
The club, on Leslie Drive between Henderson Mill Elementary and Henderson Middle schools, took six division titles with three teams going to the city finals and one city championship.
Following a city championship the previous fall season (2011) for Men Open League A-7, spring 2012 saw the Over-55 Men B-1, Under 18 C-1 Girls and Under 12 C-4 Girls taking divisional wins with the men and U-12s playing for city championships. Fall season was one for the "dames," with the A-2 Women captained by Cindy Lyles winning a city championship. Accompanying the Open League A-2 championship was the Senior "Day" Women B-3 team placing second in the city and the Under 18 Girls B-1 winning their second consecutive division title.
Leslie Beach Club, founded in 1967, is a neighborhood swim and tennis club, with membership in the Tucker and Lakeside school zones. LBC welcomes members within a radius of one and a half miles of its location between Henderson Mill Elementary and Henderson Middle schools. The club's tennis teams may include a limited number of guest players that live beyond the club's boundaries.


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A robbery at a Walgreens pharmacy turned into a pursuit Wednesday near Central Avenue and Bell Road.
A man armed with a gun walked into the pharmacy demanding oxycodone and fled the scene with the drugs.
A pursuit ensued and the suspect was seen driving a silver Volkswagen Jetta. He refused to pull over for the police, but officers caught up with him in a nearby neighborhood.
Police found him hiding in a shed behind a home near 4th Drive and Utopia Avenue with a handgun and a knife.
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Best and Worst R&B Moments of 2013
With the new year right around the corner, we're reminiscing on the good, the bad and the ugly from the past 12 months. Take a look at the Best and Worst R&B Moments of 2013.
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T.I.'s wife Tiny, co-star of VH1's "T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle," called into Columbus, Ohio's Power 107.5, to discuss the second season of the popular reality show, her marriage and address rumors about the nature of their "swinging" relationship.
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Anthony Beach Cottages - 49 Captiva Island in Captiva Island
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The Peoria County Sheriff''s Office is looking for Terry Deshione Anthony.
The 25-year-old is wanted on driving under the influence of drugs and driving on a revoked license charges.
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His last known address is 1323 Barker Avenue in Peoria.
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Jill Schiff Boissonnault, PT, PhD is an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin Physical Therapy Program.
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KSP Investigating Thefts at the Jackson County State Highway Garage
Date of News Release: 06/03/2013
(Gray Hawk, KY) -- The Kentucky State Police, Richmond Post are currently investigating several thefts that have occurred at the Jackson County State Highway Garage on KY 421 in the Gray Hawk community of Jackson County.
On February 1, 2013 seven chainsaws, one leaf blower, one weed eater and one concrete saw were reported stolen.
On May 6, 2013 six chain saws, seven weed eaters, two metal gas cans, one leaf blower, one chop saw, and one pole saw were reported stolen.
On May 11, 2013 five weed eaters, one chain saw, one drill and two metal gas cans were reported stolen.
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Our Wine of the Week, Enotria 2010 Mendocino County Barbera ($18) is big, brash and full-bodied. It is an exuberant wine, full of bold red fruit and swirling ropes of smoke. It's so meaty you can almost chew it. Yet there is enough acidity, enough brightness on the finish, that the wine is neither dour nor ponderous, as many husky reds are.
In the glass, it is deeply colored, landing on the spectrum somewhere between crimson and garnet, with moderate tannins that are not at all overbearing.
Anyone appreciative of barbera will love this earthy wine and welcome it at a weeknight table, a holiday table or even tucked into a Christmas stocking.
When it comes to pairing, fall and winter foods are the best companions. Root vegetables, slow-cooked soups and stews, sweet potatoes, winter squash and roast beef all make good matches. It's excellent with roast goose, too, and if your tastes run toward venison, grill a loin and top it with braised wild mushrooms. Vegetarians will enjoy the wine with grilled portobello mushrooms, served over farro or quinoa.
For today's recipe, I've chosen a seasonal favorite, braised lamb shanks, and paired it with earthy polenta nera, which combines cornmeal with buckwheat that in turn resonates beautifully with both the wine and the spices. I like to serve this rustic, lusty dish with roasted winter squash and sauteed kale alongside.
Braised Lamb Shanks with Polenta Nera
Makes 4 servings
4 lamb shanks, bones cracked
— Kosher salt
— Olive oil
1 yellow onion, peeled and thinly sliced
8 to 10 garlic cloves, peeled
2 whole allspice berries
1 whole clove
— Black pepper in a mill
2 cups dry red wine
3 cups lamb, duck or beef stock, optional
2 oregano sprigs
3/4 cup polenta or coarse-ground cornmeal
3 tablespoons buckwheat flour
2 tablespoons butter


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A new position paper by Gisha: "Turning a new page – The end of the civilian closure and the possibilities it offers"
August 28, 2014. The magnitude of the destruction, the high death toll and trauma caused by the recent round of fighting in Gaza and Israel serve as a painful reminder that the Gaza closure, beyond its moral failings, has failed to achieve its goals. Gisha publishes a new position paper calling on Israel to end the closure and cancel the separation policy. (Read More)
After two and a half months: Erez Crossing returns to the status quo ante
August 27, 2014. Erez Crossing, which began to operate according to a further restricted format on June 15, opened today for transit of humanitarian cases and merchants. Israel allowed transfer of mail and newspapers too. (Read More)
Gisha condemns the attack on Rafah Crossing
August 25, 2014. Israeli strikes in the area of Rafah Crossing caused severe damage to buildings and killed a guard last night. Gisha reiterates that the crossings are not a legitimate target. (Read More)


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This has been one of the worst years for measles outbreaks in more than a decade.
Public health officials attribute that largely to people who refuse to vaccinate their children.
Measles is highly contagious and can be deadly. It has been mostly eliminated in this country because of the vaccine. Still, doctors see an average of 60 cases a year.
However this year, three outbreaks in this country have lead to 159 cases. All are now considered contained.
The largest outbreak was in New York City, with 58 cases, 23 were reported in North Carolina, along with 21 in Texas.
Nearly all of the patients had not been vaccinated. Most had objected to getting the vaccine for personal or philosophical reasons.


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A union leader says a possible strike by dockworkers in Mobile could affect the rest of Alabama.
Union Local 1410 president Mark Bass says about 800 members of the International Longshoremen's Association load ships and perform other jobs around Mobile's port.
He says those docks handle shipments for Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz and other companies doing business in Alabama, so a walkout could have a ripple effect through the state.
Talks between dockworkers and shipping companies broke down Dec. 18. The current contract expires at midnight Sunday for workers on the East and Gulf coasts.
Bass says the union already is making preparations in case of a strike. Docks director Jimmy Lyons says talks continue and the situation is "very fluid."
The union has five locals in Mobile.
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Pom Cherry Bomb - High Water Brewing
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Ratings: 22 | Reviews: 13 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by ThePorterSorter:
3.2/5 rDev -5.6%
The beer pours a cloudy dark amber with almost no head. The nose has a distinct peanut butter aroma that's vaguely reminiscent of the fruits mentioned in the beer's title. The taste doesn't offer much improvement with a slightly fruity, malty, and once again peanut buttery base, followed by an overly sweet, vaguely pomegranate-like aftertaste. Moithfeel, a mess of whack flavors...nuff said. I disapprove of this beer as it was a complete chore to finish.
02-26-2013 23:38:58 | More by ThePorterSorter
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4/5 rDev +18%
05-13-2012 19:06:33 | More by SuqMadique
3.5/5 rDev +3.2%
Reviewing this one to help it get its score.
Pours a clear orange amber with a super short and quickly vanishing white head.
Nose is fresh tangerines with a light/tart cherry undertone (I think you actually find cherries because you're looking for them - more orangie/tangerine character than cherry). There is a pomegranate tone in the nose, as well. But, a nice assertive fresh citric sweet nose.
Mouthfeel is actually very fresh, citric and lightly puckery sour with a nice pomegranite sour/tart character. Not sour in the traditional sense but a nice tartness.
Flavors are subtle and mild. Light tones of pomegranate, orange and cherry. Nothing too assertive but a nice fresh flavor profile and very drinkable. Pleasant and a decent effort. Likely to go well with lots of food profiles, as well.
Finish is a light, fresh tart lemon/orange tone. Mild and clean.
02-10-2012 19:10:57 | More by GRG1313
3.78/5 rDev +11.5%
Bottle poured into a tulip glass. Beer pours a reddish orange, hazy, with a finger of tight foamy white head. Head dissipates quickly to a thin collar of foam with no lacing. Plenty of fine carbonation streaming up from the bottom of the glass.
Nose is pomegranate, with a good amount of the Belgian yeast giving it a bit spiciness and fruity esters. Biscuit malt sweetness and a bit of cherry cough syrup that detracts from it.
Taking a sip, bit of tartness from the fruit juices, light pomegranate, but also that bothersome cherry cough syrup like flavor. There's a good golden ale in there though, good clove and pepper spicing with additional fruity esters, biscuit malt sweetness, and grains.
Light bodied and a good amount of soft fine carbonation makes this very refreshing when combined with the light tartness. Alcohol was well hidden and is very easy to drink. Nice summer seasonal that should go very well when served with food.
07-24-2011 00:03:55 | More by nataku00
4/5 rDev +18%
03-18-2012 00:28:16 | More by jpajpajeff
2/5 rDev -41%
04-30-2013 23:54:29 | More by largadeer
4/5 rDev +18%
A-Pours hazy rusty orange/red grapefruit color with an inch of fluffy off white head, comprised of tight, tiny bubbles. Slowly recedes, leaving attractive, soapy rings of lace.
S-Estery, slightly spicy Belgian yeast, cherries, tannic fruit dryness, barnyard funk.
T/M-This is a golden ale first and foremost. Medium bodied with moderate carbonation and a chewy mouth feel. The fruit plays a supporting role. Tart cherry and pomegranite flavors lurk in the periphery of this beer, providing a pleasant tart bite that seems to present itself every third sip or so. The back end is tart and a bit dry. Leaves you wanting more.
O-In the hands of a less capable brewer, this could have been a disaster. I think High Water nailed this one. A great hot weather beer that manages both complexity and accessibility.
07-22-2011 01:37:31 | More by DaveHS
3/5 rDev -11.5%
11-14-2011 08:26:23 | More by avaldivia
2.1/5 rDev -38.1%
22 fl oz brown glass bottle with standard pressure cap served into a conical Guinness pint glass in me gaff in low altitude Los Angeles, California. Reviewed live. Expectations are average given the brewery.
Served refrigerator cold and allowed to warm over the course of consumption. Side-poured as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: Pours a one finger head - extraordinarily thin, without any cream at all, and of horrible (~four second) retention. Colour is a semitransparent orange-copper. This don't bode well.
Sm: Smells of artificial fruit. I get cherry and pomegranate when I look for them. Sugary. It seems watery. A mild strength aroma, and not an appealing one. This is shaping up to be quite a poor beer.
T: Artificial fruit syrup with a heavy watery quality. Fruit juice. I guess it's cherry, but the pomegranate is more timid. Pretty badly built all around. The water ruins the balance. No alcohol or yeast comes through. No complexity, subtlety, or layering.
Mf: Too wet, too thin, and too light. Just plain weak. Smooth. Undercarbonated. Watery. Suits the flavour profile poorly.
Dr: "Specialty ale" me arse. This is a major disappointment from High Water. Poorly brewed all around. It does hide its ABV well, and might be a decent transitional beer to get young women into beer. It's hard to drink on account of its lackluster flavour. It hardly comes off as a beer. In that respect, it reminds me of Great Divide's raspberry beer.
04-11-2012 00:27:14 | More by kojevergas
3.9/5 rDev +15%
Body is orange gold, very clear. Easy to pour a half inch head on this, which appears white and thick. Moderately quickly recedes to a ring, with motile lacing that descends back into the brew.
At first it smells a little green vegetal, and faintly of fruit juice. There is some spiciness, but it isn't all that inviting, borderline medicinal/band-aid.
Tastes like a Belgian golden, with a nice yeasty snap to it. I am tasting more tart apple upfront, and the pomegranate/cherry flavor emerges more in the back palate. Finishes dry and a little tannic. It is pretty light tasting, and the fruit supports the malt without overpowering it.
Body is light and the carbonation is quite fizzy, giving this a champagne-like mouthfeel. To prove the point (to myself), I next poured this into a champagne flute and was amazed at how champagne-like this beer presents itself. Quite a nice production of fizzy bubbles just like a decent champagne.
Overall, a Belgian golden that is light and accessible. I encourage you to serve this one moderately cold and in a champagne flute, it really improves its presentation and highlights its best features. A good choice for a hot summer day.
07-28-2011 02:14:10 | More by Beerenauslese
3.9/5 rDev +15%
22oz bomber. No date. Served in a snifter.
Pours a slightly hazy copper color. Head is shy of a finger and settles to dense ring. Bits of lacing.
Aroma of stone fruit, cherry juice, pomegranate, and funky yeast. Back of the bottle is not lying.
Flavor starts out mildly tart and then blossoms into a more assertive sourness. Not at all overpowering though. Funky Belgian yeast notes come along for the ride. I almost want to say I taste a bit of chocolate in the flavor, but that might be because this beer reminds me of Dogfish's Theobroma. Not sure why, but it may be the yeast and some present sweetness. Finish is mildly dry and crisp.
Body is light and carbonation is on the high end of medium. Considering the flavor, this has a cherry soda feel to it.
I like this beer. I wish it was summer and I was enjoying it then.
02-20-2012 01:52:18 | More by brotherloco
2.78/5 rDev -18%
On tap at burger. in Santa Cruz. Pours a coppery gold color with a small white head. Aroma is pretty faint, some overripe fruits and bread but not much else. Flavor is a muddled variety of fruits and grains, the most forward note being mushy old cherries, tart but mealy and unsatisfying. I get a little whisper of pomegranate but a cranberry note is clearer. There's some cola and bready malt character too. Fizzy thin palate, overly tart and sweet. Does not come together well.
08-03-2011 00:56:49 | More by illidurit
4.53/5 rDev +33.6%
omber poured a clear pinkish amber with a small lingeing off white head. Aroima ofsour cherry, pmegranate, straw and light spice. Palate was light bodied and crisp with a lightly tart finish. Flavors of pomegranate, sour cherry and straw with a crisp lightly tart lingering fruity finish.
11-21-2011 23:35:16 | More by Ratman197
3.75/5 rDev +10.6%
06-25-2013 04:31:31 | More by OMsweetOM
3.75/5 rDev +10.6%
09-22-2012 03:28:44 | More by tizride
4.22/5 rDev +24.5%
A - The beer pours a hazy orange-red color with a purple tint to it and a finger of frothy white head. The head faded down at a normal pace leaving behind some spots of lace.
S - Aroma is a mix of pomegranate and cherry esters and some Belgian yeasts and sweet malts as well.
T - Starts off with some sweet pomegranate and cherry flavors. This if followed very closely by some sweet malts that balance nicely. Through the middle, the yeasts flavors kick in and everything seems to strike a really nice balance. The finish is a nice balance of Belgian elements and a touch of tartness as the fruit flavors fade.
M - Medium-light bodied with moderate lively carbonation. The beer feels smooth with a nice level of tartness.
D - Very drinkable. The fruit flavors taste fresh and not overly sweet and candied. The balance of the fruit flavors is really nice throughout the beer.
08-19-2011 06:56:05 | More by ngeunit1
1/5 rDev -70.5%
11-15-2011 19:58:37 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
4/5 rDev +18%
A: Pours a hazy deep amber, with a fair amount of dense white head. Most of the head disappears pretty fast, but a thick ring retains around the edge of the glass and leaves solid walls of lacing.
S: Light fruity sweetness; cherry and pomegranate are detectable if I look for them. There's also a kind of caramel syrupy background.
T: Nicely balanced blend of tartness and sweetness up front. There's a little fruit but it's really just a hint. The finish is lightly tart and somewhat dry.
M: Medium body, medium but prickly carbonation.
Overall this is pretty enjoyable. The tartness and fruitiness are not overdone, and the beer itself is well made.
09-07-2011 05:25:14 | More by seand
3.5/5 rDev +3.2%
10-14-2012 01:46:50 | More by t0rin0
3.88/5 rDev +14.5%
A: Bright clear amber rose colored brew with a thin eggshell white head. Poor retention and ok lacing.
S: Very fruity, ripe cherry and pomegranate and maybe some brown sugar.
T: Tart pomegranate starts off right away and fades into a foamy sea of sweet cherry and dark fruit. Malty finish with sweet flavors but bright carbonation helps to make it just off dry.
M: Foamy
O: This is better than I expected it to be and has some nice tart flavors to it. However they are short lived as this beer finishes up pretty quick. At 9 bucks a bomber, I'm not sure its a great deal as well.
10-06-2011 00:10:42 | More by flannelman808
3.18/5 rDev -6.2%
22 oz. bomber,
A: Pours a medium amber with a big foamy white head, very good retention and lace.
S: Initially a lot of cherry, gets earthy as it warms with some dead leaves which is never fun.
T: Pomegranate and cranberry type flavours. The cherry is hard to find. Very light hoppiness and a hint of orange ester.
M: Medium-bodied, frothy, soft carbonation, creamy. Light fruity aftertaste.
O: I love Montmorency cherries so I had to try this. Too bad they're not the focal point of this beer. Not a terrible fruit beer, not terribly artificial, but not that great either, especially at the price point.
10-13-2011 02:57:33 | More by Halcyondays
2.5/5 rDev -26.3%
04-23-2012 20:59:45 | More by popery
Pom Cherry Bomb from High Water Brewing
79 out of 100 based on 22 ratings.


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CATEGORIES Classics, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Universal, Fandom, Home Entertainment, Features, CinematicalOK, first off: Yipppeee!!! You guys have no idea how thrilled I am about this latest piece of DVD geekery: My #1 all-time favorite old-school sci-fi movie, Jack Arnold's The Incredible Shrinking Man, is finally coming to DVD! Hooray! But then the news gets a little weirder: You'll only be able to get the DVD from Best Buy ... plus it comes attached to four other movies. Huh?
The Classic Sci-Fi Ultimate Collection will be a Best Buy exclusive on September 19th, and the three-disc set contains the following films: Tarantula (1955), The Mole People (1956), The Monolith Monsters (1957), Monster on the Campus (1958) and 1957's supremely awesome, Matheson-penned, killer-housecatted, giant-spider-laden The Incredible Shrinking Man.
Random info: Four of the five Collection movies have Jack Arnold's name on them somewhere, be it as writer or director. Also, this set marks the digital debut of all five flicks, which is always nice to see. The Classic Sci-Fi Ultimate Collection (or, as I call it: The Incredible Shrinking Man and Some Other Fun Stuff) will run you 20 clams pus tax -- a small price to pay for a true-blue classic and a bunch of Saturday afternoon matinees.
And I really hate to complain, but ... c'mon, Universal. The Incredible Shrinking Man is a science fiction classic on par with The War of the Worlds, The Day the Earth Stood Still and ... Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. (I'm kidding about the last one!) Surely a movie as well-regarded as The Incredible Shrinking Man would warrant its own 2-disc Special Edition?? (Can you believe it? I go from amazingly thrilled to ungrateful and greedy in less than 300 seconds. What a jerk I am.)
[Thanks to DavisDVD.com for the tip!!]


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In Gingersnap, Newbery Honor winner Patricia Reilly Giff returns to the Brooklyn of her childhood to tell the heartwarming story of a young girl during World War II.
Since her parents' death in a car accident, Jayna has been under the care of her brother, Rob. But Rob is called up for duty, leaving Jayna with Celine, their landlady.
When a telegram arrives, the news is terrifying: Rob is missing in action. Unable to face a loveless future as a burden to Celine, Jayna decides to take matters into her own hands. With her pet turtle in a cat carrier, Jayna boards a bus from upstate New York to Brooklyn. She is following clues in her mother's old recipe book, which tell of a bakery called Gingersnap. Could a grandmother she has never known live there?
Evoking the sights, sounds and tastes of neighborhoods from a time gone by, Gingersnap was a labor of love for Giff, whose inspirations included memories of her grandfather.
Readers are often introduced to WWII through stories of combat. Gingersnap offers an evocative picture of life on the home front.Copyright 2012 BookPage Reviews.
Giff smoothly intertwines threads of loss, displacement, hope, family, and the soothing power of food (especially soup) in a quiet but emotionally charged novel set during WWII. Jayna--nicknamed Gingersnap by her mother, who died in a car accident along with the girl's father--feels understandably alone after her only relative, her older brother Rob, goes missing while serving in the Navy. Inspired by items from her mother's past that she finds, and urged on by the voice of a ghost, Jayna packs up the turtle she's adopted and runs away from upstate New York to Brooklyn. The ghost (who Jayna believes to be her mother) promises to help her find a family, and Giff's deft plotting leads the girl to find just that, in surprising and satisfying ways. The pacing falters occasionally--it takes Jayna a while to share information that she knows links her to the kindly bakery owner who takes her in--but Jayna's yearning to belong and desperate longing for her brother's safe return give this story its soulful core. Ages 9-12. Agent: George Nicholson, Sterling Lord Literistic. (Jan.)[Page ]. Copyright 2012 PWxyz LLC
Gr 5-8--Jayna and her older brother have lived together in a rented house ever since Rob was legally old enough to take custody after their parents' death. Both are adept in the kitchen: the 11-year-old specializes in soup; Rob is now a Navy cook preparing to join a destroyer crew in the Pacific. He has arranged for Jayna to live with their landlady, Celine, while he is deployed. Jayna's narration is fresh, honest, and plausible as she describes how she is guided by a voice, perhaps a ghost, but certainly a helpful presence. When she and Celine are notified that Rob is missing in action, Jayna leaves upstate New York for the long trek to Brooklyn. There, armed only with an old inscribed cookbook with an address, encouragement from the ghost, and the company of a turtle named Theresa, she hopes to locate their grandmother. Though she doesn't find her, she connects with her own family history to discover that she has relatives, friends, and a future. Near the end of the war, Rob returns with a bit of help from the ghost suggested, perhaps a bit conveniently but satisfying nonetheless. Jayna's understanding of the complexity and kindness of others grows as she does, providing fuller characterizations. While the story is set during World War II, the separation of families and fear of loss in this novel is very contemporary. Jayna's soup recipes placed between chapters reflect her concerns and triumphs in this gratifying story of hope, faith, and family ties.--Maria B. Salvadore, formerly at District of Columbia Public Library[Page 103]. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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Normally, I make these chocolate chip brownies and honestly, I cannot resist them!
Everything about them is perfect! The taste, the texture and even the way they look is superb!
But, have you ever tried to make carrot brownies???
I made those yesterday and I know it sounds insane but they were DELISH!
You see…I had some leftover shredded carrots from a meal I made a few days ago. Since I am not a fan of wasting food, I decided to play around with some ingredients which resulted in these yummy carrot brownies.
They were rich and chocolatey and the addition of peanut butter m&m candies along with coconut took the flavor to the top! Those carrots added a bit of chewiness which was fascinating!
No wonder these brownies were gone within a day
While I was photographing these brownies, my little one was sitting in his bouncer…
And his face would light up every time I showed him the box of m&m! Maybe he likes red! hehe
That's when I realized my little baby is growing up so fast…
He grabbed the box…
And held it for 1 WHOLE MINUTE all by himself!
That was long enough for mommy to take photographs! lol
And then, he got bored…
And dropped it…
Refusing to hold it again…
I can't wait to see what he tries to do next…heheh
Anyways, back to those brownies…
To make them, you will need the following ingredients:
1 cup flour 1 cup finely shredded carrots (if the carrots are chunky, you will be able to taste them in the brownies and that's just odd!) 1/3 cup cocoa powder 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1/2 tsp baking powder 1/4 cup sour cream 1/4 cup light olive oil 1/2 cup fat free milk 1 tbsp vanilla extract 1/2 cup peanut butter m&m candies
And here are the steps:
Step 1: In a deep bowl, mix all the ingredients except for the m&m candies.
Step 2: When batter is thoroughly mixed, stir in m&m and and mix with a spoon.
Step 3: Pour into a cookie pan (lately, I have been lining my pans with aluminum foil when making brownies. I find it's easier to peel off the brownies by doing this rather than using parchment paper)
Bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes (15 minutes would result in more gooey brownies and 20 minutes will yield dense and firm brownies)
Once the brownies cool down, spread chocolate marshmallow frosting on the top (regular chocolate frosting tastes very good too).
Then, sprinkle some shredded coconut and chopped-up m&m candies.
And you are done! Enjoy!
Have you guys ever tried to re-use leftover veggies in a cake or a cookie or a brownie??? If so, feel free to share recipes
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August 7. 2012 13:09
i'm so intrigued by this! i'll have to give it a go next time i have a bunch of carrots awaiting a home!
Jenn and Seth
August 7. 2012 13:37
I bet these are awesome with carrots? Have you tried pumpkin puree? To cute the box with your son lol.
These look so colorful, I couldn't resist either! They look fantastic!
August 7. 2012 13:47
What a great way to sneak carrots into your diet! And I love the shots of cute little baby hands!
August 7. 2012 14:04
I was just thinking of beetroot brownies when I see your lovely carrot brownies. We are thinking at the same wavelength Your brownies look very pretty and delicious. I love brownies too, especially the chewy ones. And your baby is SO cute! But one day...he won't let go anymore...haha. He will ask for more
August 8. 2012 05:51
I love the idea of carrot and chocolate together! I love carrot cookies, my home economics teacher taught us how to make them, but they don't look anywhere near as delicious and decadent as these!
Jenny @ BAKE
August 8. 2012 10:44
I tried to sneak veggies into cookies & cakes before, but never brownies....I gotta try this
Bibi @ Bibi's Culinary Journey
August 8. 2012 21:11
Great idea! It would never have occurred to me to add carrots to chocolate brownies, but they are rather sweet. And of course there's carrot cake. Really creative - thanks.
August 8. 2012 22:46
What a great way of getting veggies into your kids diet. These look amazing!
August 9. 2012 00:33
I love peanut butter M&M's! My affair with them started off with just peanut M&M's but I can't resist either! I love this idea. Like red velvets I suppose but with carrot instead of beetroot of course!
Cass @foodmyfriend
August 9. 2012 08:19
I don't like to waste food either and I think it is really awesome that you made carrots into dessert. The pictures of the little hands on the M&M box are so adorable. Have a great day with your little one
Wendy Irene
August 9. 2012 19:44
How creative. I've never thought of adding carrots to brownies. I'm sure it is fantastic.
Jenny Johnson
August 10. 2012 08:20
Delicious!!!! Peanut Butter M&M's are my fave! I would never have thought about adding carrots as well.
Amy @ Gastronome Tart
August 10. 2012 14:03
Mmmmm, I would definitely be running to get these brownies
Choc Chip Uru
August 11. 2012 11:02
Boy, they look delish. And am sure you had it from first bite to last. I'm yet to ask someone here what's substitute for sour cream!! M&M boy!! I forget his name.
August 11. 2012 15:18
My kids would be thrilled with this dessert! Yummy!
August 12. 2012 05:16
You tempted me completely with these brownies and I told my husband that I will have few weeks off from baking.. ))
August 12. 2012 07:14
These brownies look delish!
Angie@Angie's Recipes
August 12. 2012 18:03
Love the addition of carrot...it's sweet and perfect
Tania @ A Perfect Pantry
August 13. 2012 23:08
Hi! These look awesome! Love the idea of hiding carrots in the brownies for my kids Your baby is so cute, the day will come when he eats up all the entire tray of it!
Mich@ Piece of Cake
August 14. 2012 01:59
You little one is just adorable!
I love kids at this age, they get fascinated with things for a minute and then forget it even exists
Can you believe I have never made brownies! I know the horror!
Bookmarking to try soon
Sawsan@ chef in disguise
August 14. 2012 04:35
Carrot cake brownies are a great idea! I made carrot cake muesli bars and hubby loved the extra moisture from the carrots so I can imagine the brownies would be so good!
Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella
August 14. 2012 05:49
I have all the ingredients needed and actually could not find the time to make brownies. I love the idea of how you have used M&M for this recipe and it looks superbly good. I will try out and let you know in due course.
Navaneetham Krishnan
August 14. 2012 10:28
I never really used to like carrots so I would have shook my head at these brownies, but I'm all good with carrots now. Would totally take a big bite out of it, it looks so indulgent!
Jenny @ Ichigo Shortcake
August 14. 2012 11:08
carrot brownies... different..
thanks for that lovely comment on my blog abeer...
August 14. 2012 15:19
I love chocolate..I love carrot cake...I love carrots with peanut butter...I'm pretty sure I'd love these brownies
August 15. 2012 06:09
wow.. looks awesome. I never made or heard about carrot brownies. But after this recipe I should make this
Kanan Patel
August 15. 2012 22:08
Your wee one knows by now the goodness of M&M ;)
I have tried once pumpkin brownies but I'm guessing carrot brownies are as delish as they sound! mmm
Roxana | Roxana's Home Baking
August 16. 2012 15:08
I may have to give these a try. I did chocolate beet cake once and it didn't go over at all (even though I didn't confess until after). Good tip on shredding the carrots fine!
I Wilkerson
August 16. 2012 16:45
I adore your website and I love that you featured Uru, she is one talented baker and I really enjoy her blog. If it were not for her I would not have found your site. Such incredibly beautiful work!!
Suzanne DeBrango
August 16. 2012 20:03
Thanks for the wonderful feedback everyone
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Creative consultants Bob and Colleen Bonniol of MODE Studios explore the present and future of projection design and technology at the Live Design Projection Master Classes from Tuesday evening, October 21 through Thursday, October 23, just days before the show floor opens at LDI in Las Vegas.
"Here's what I love about the classes," says Bob Bonniol. "It happens every year. We have a grand plan, a well meaning comprehensive coverage of topics. And then the participants add the final ingredient, and sometimes the sessions go right off the map into rich, wonderful, territory. You learn what went wrong. You learn how shows come back from the brink. You learn how trying the idea that everybody derides as impossible and unadvisable is what leads directly to the best success. Every year, I come away as educated on the sessions as the participants. Every year, LDI sets the creative and technological manifesto that becomes that year's playbook. The sessions provide a context for some outrageously cool top people to open up and share technique, art, adversity, all of it. The classes always turn out to be much more than the schedule could possibly communicate. The speaking is the one way communication, but then everybody gets the chance to add to the questions to the dialogue, and to make real connections with people and information."
In addition to serving as creative consultants, the Bonniols participate in several of the sessions, including Playback Options (the latest and greatest options for media playback and control); Screen Blending, Scenic Mapping, and Image Warping; Projection Round Table: Where Are We Going? (also with Bruce Rodgers, Robb Pope, Vello Virkhaus...); Picking the Proper Projector for Your Project; and The Techniques of Tomorrow (new tools that are off-the-shelf).
"This year is so important," continues Bonniol. "There has been some shake out in the realm of playback, and display technology has taken a breath and matured, but this has been the year when interactive technologies and content have exploded. So here we have this other layer that needs dealing with, understanding, control, and expression with. When content follows action rather than the opposite, then we are finally mixing media at the completely human level. It's going to sweep so much of what we do in ways we can't imagine. From control paradigm to display tracking capability, to performer-based triggering, we will be so free to create, but first we have to know."
Bonniol pays special attention to those he chooses to participate in the classes. "Some of this year's guests are brains that bend all their power toward this. The modern designer has to be an LD, a scenic designer, a cinematographer, an encoding expert, an IT guru, and oh, lest we forget, an artist. These sessions are calculated to give you a signpost to direct the way toward these things in your process."
Bob and Colleen Bonniol are faculty chairs for the California Institute of the Arts' new video design for the performance masters degree program. These classes are designed for lighting and projection designers interested in the aesthetic and technical possibilities of today's immersive world of imagery. The Projection Master Classes are presented by Live Design in conjunction with LDI 2008, following the standing-room-only success of the first two Projection Master Classes held at LDI in 2006 and 2007.
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The Salem girls basketball team took care of the ball, found its rhythm scoring wise and earned its fifth win of the season, topping Swampscott 48-32.
Jaclyn Panneton led all scorers with 14 points and 12 rebounds for her double-double performance. Marissa Scott, while defending Swampscott's Ara Talkov, finished with six points and eight points.
"It was a total team effort," said Salem coach John Fortunato. "There were a lot of good things out there and it's nice to see a young team coming along."
Brianna Rodriguez added 11 points and seven steals, while Rachael Zipper finsished with seven assists and a dozen points for the Witches.
Anna Greene scored 10 points and Rachel Moran added seven for Swampscott.
Northeast 52, North Shore Tech/Essex Aggie 37: Kourtney Kellard scored eight points to lead the Bulldogs, who fell to a tough Northeast squad at home.
Peabody 47, Gloucester 38: Juniors Carolyn Scacchi (10 points, 10 rebounds) and Olivia Summit (12 points, 13 rebounds) controlled the paint for the victorious Tanners (9-2). Sara Hosman had all six of her points in the third and junior Alex Lomasney was a perfect 6-of-6 from the line as Peabody pulled away in the fourth quarter. Courtney Bua also scored seven for the winners.
Winthrop 50, Beverly 41: Sophomore Emma Moriarty scored 10 points but the Panthers (5-9) were hampered by a four-point offensive third quarter. Kate Silvestri scored eight points, Bridget Keaton grabbed nine rebounds and Mary Cate Flaherty had six points and five assists.
Masconomet 58, Manchester Essex 25: The Chieftains (11-2) got another big game from Hannah Kiernan, who dropped 17 points and had five assists, five rebounds and four steals. Junior forward Lexie Nason had 12 rebounds and two steals for Masco while sophomore Nicole Tapparo added six points and nine rebounds off the bench. Nicole Femino and Claudia Marsh also had 12 points apiece for Masco.
Lynn English 55, Marblehead 27: A slow start doomed Marblehead against the Bulldogs. The Magicians only managed three points in the first quarter and trailed 26-3 after one. Emily Friedland was the only bright spot for Marblehead (6-6) with 15 points.
Revere 45, Danvers 42: Kasey Sherry hit five threes and finished with 18 points to lead the Falcons, but they couldn't close the gap down the stretch in a tight game. Emily McNulty added eight points and six rebounds for Danvers (7-6).
hAMILTON-wENHAM 65, iPSWICH 36: Sophomore James Foye scored 17 points and Henry Eagar added 16 as the Generals (7-5) won their sixth straight. H-W's press defense in the second quarter was paced by Foye's 10 steals and Eagar's five swipes. Nikos Lara scored 10 points for the Generals and added four steals and Shawn Kotch played well on defense. Erik Fryer had eight points and 10 rebounds for the Tigers (2-11).
Danvers 70, Revere 51: Senior forward Dan Connors exploded for a career-high 32 points and pulled down 12 rebounds as the Falcons (12-0) stayed perfect on the season. Senior Eric Martin had 10 points and 12 assists, Nick Bates scored 10 points with 10 rebounds and Vinny Clifford nailed three treys for nine points. Jake Cawlina also chipped in seven for Danvers.
Gloucester 63, Peabody 50: Junior Jared McCarron scored nine points and had six rebounds and sophomore Matt Correale scored nine with four assists, but the Tanners (3-9) fell at home. Steve Leavitt chipped in seven points.
Lynn English 81, Marblehead 57: The Magicians (4-8) fell on the road with junior guard Matt Millett the high-scorer with 18 points and Jeremy Gillis adding 13 points and eight rebounds.
Beverly 75, Winthrop 56: Junior Nick Cross recorded a career-high 31 points to go along with 10 rebounds as the Panthers improve to 9-3. Dom Abate had 20 points and eight rebounds, while Cam Rogers and Jon Berchoff finished with 11 each for host Beverly.
North Shore Tech 74, Northeast 56: Jordan Mendez tied a career high with 27 points, hitting six threes and adding six assists as the Bulldogs improved to 2-11. Elijah Alfred scored 15 points and pulled down 18 rebounds, Cael Schaejbe produced eight points and nine rebounds, and Trace Schaejbe contributed 10 points and seven assists. Jasmany Sanchez and Yordany Sanchez played excellent defense for North Shore.
Cardinal Spellman 77, Bishop Fenwick 48: Ryan Connolly and Dom Luoni each scored eight points and Joe Buccheri had six assist for the Crusaders, but it wasn't enough as Cardinal Spellman snapped Fenwick's three-game win streak. The Crusaders are now 5-8.
Salem 57, Swampscott 53: Christian Dunston had a solid all-around game with 18 points, seven assists and six rebounds, and Jared Louf-Woods took a critical charge on defense and grabbed a late rebound to help seal the win. Louf-Woods finished with eight rebounds.
Marvin Baez scored 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds, and Billy Muse chipped in with 12 points for Salem (10-3).
Masconomet 59, Manchester Essex 55: The Chieftains got great balance to win their seventh straight game. Tighe VanLenten (11 points), Alberto Arenaza (12), Jalen Aho (10) and Jake Rudolph (10) each hit double figures for Masco (7-6 overall, 6-4 Cape Ann League).


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Everyday Champions Are Rarely in the Spotlight. Story about Auburn and NFL great, Steve Wallace induction into the Ala. Sports Hall of Fame.
Kurt Crain Was One of Auburn's All Time Greats. All-American and Team Captain of Auburn's 1987 SEC Championship Team has passed away.
Mark Richt made it off the coaching "hot seat" during the 2011 college football season. Dawg Sports looks at the Georgia Bulldogs' records against Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Georgia Tech,...
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Gallery Theater presents "Born Yesterday": Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sundays at 3 p.m.; 210 N.E. Ford St;. Tickets $16, $14 for students and ages 62 and older; visit www.gallerytheater.com or call 503-472-2227. (Subscribers click here to read review)
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Dennis Brutke and the Country Gents: country-western; McMinnville Grange Hall; 7:30 p.m.; $5 cover
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Big Mama Gayle & Her Sugar Daddies and Moody Little Sister (Halloween show): cabaret dance rock, pop/rock; McMenamins, McMinnville; 7 p.m.
Wendy DeWitt: queen of boogie woogie; The Horse Radish, Carlton; 7 p.m.
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The Yellow Jackets came through when it counted, scoring one run in the first inning and making it stand as Curry earned a 1-0 victory behind pitcher Tanner Aldridge.
Aldridge allowed two hits, one walk and hit two batters while striking out six in seven innings.
In the first inning, Keri Mitchell walked followed by a Jarrod Owens bunt single — Curry's only hit in the game.
Mitchell scored later in the inning on a throwing error.
Curry plays a double-header at Hayden on Thursday. The first game — set for 4:30 p.m. — counts in the area standings while the second game is used as an area tie-breaker.
In Tuesday's other 5A, Area 12 matchup, Mortimer Jordan earned an 8-5 home win over Walker. The Vikings host Mortimer Jordan in a double header beginning at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Sumiton Christian broke a 5-5 tie with a run in the top of the seventh inning to beat Lynn 6-5 in their area game Tuesday night at Lynn High School.
Evan Love got the win for the Eagles (7-6, 3-0). He allowed five runs — three earned while striking out four. Love also scored the game-winning run. He led off the seventh with a double and scored on Nick Collins' two-out single.
Love finished 3 for 4 with a double, two runs and an RBI. Spencer Black was 2 for 4 with a double and an RBI.
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The following is a letter written to SWX making a case for former Spokane Indians great Willie Davis to be named the greatest Indians player of all time. He makes a compelling case and he may just change your mind. Share your thoughts on the best-ever Spokane Indians player by commenting on our facebook page, tweeting us at @SWXRightNow or emailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com! Stay tuned as we will unveil the top-eight bracket on Tuesday, May 27, live on SWX Tonight at 10:30 p.m. with some special help!I presume he has no chance of winning the viewers' vote, since he played so long ago and other players accomplished even more than him in the majors, but the greatest Spokane Indians player of all-time was Willie Davis. It's not even close.
Davis played center field for the powerful 1960 Indians in the Class AAA Pacific Coast League. Playing in the pre-expansion era, when there were only 16 major league teams (and, therefore, more good players in AAA), Davis was named Minor League Player of the Year.
At the tender age of 20, Davis led the PCL with a .346 batting average, 216 hits, 26 triples, 30 stolen bases, a .556 slugging percentage and 126 runs in 147 games. He also hit 12 home runs and 43 doubles and drove in 75 runs. The 26 triples remains the league record, even though some PCL teams played more than 200 games per season for years. At the end of the 1960 season, Davis was called up by the Los Angeles Dodgers to replace Hall of Fame center fielder Duke Snider.
Obviously, only PCL players should be considered in the voting, since the other leagues Spokane played in are not remotely comparable.
For the record, Davis played 18 major league seasons, batting .279 with 182 homers, 138 triples (66th all-time), 1,053 RBIs and 398 stolen bases. He played in three World Series (winning twice) and two All-Star Games (going 3-for-3). He won three Gold Gloves, led the National League in triples two times and twice led NL outfielders in fielding percentage. Regarded by some as the fastest baseball player ever, Davis ranks 11th all-time in outfield putouts with 5,449.
Thanks for providing an old man with the opportunity to support my all-time favorite athlete (except for our two daughters). I was 5 years old when Willie played in Spokane, and I retain very vivid memories of him flying first to third like a human typhoon. Half a century later, I've never seen anything as exciting in sports, except for my kids doing virtually anything beyond walking and chewing gum at the same time.
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An intimate look into China as seen through the eyes of a college student. A month spent in China, visiting as many cities as possible and meeting as many local people as possible is all part of the game. I hope you enjoy your adventure through China as much as I had...
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Josh is currently a student at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois. He will be graduating in May of 2008, with a degrees in Pre-Medicine and Biology. He had been fortunate to travel all over the world with his camera, and has brought stories to you from these countries. He has the ability to take you to that country with his pictures and the stories that go with the pictures. He also gives you the words and histories that go with the sites. Hopefully, you'll have as good of a trip as he has. Enjoy...
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Muddled peaches and mint blended with Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey and topped with lemon-lime soda.
An iconic New Orleans cocktail made with rye whiskey, sugar, bitters and Pernod.
A collection of 7 refreshing bourbon cocktails from Wild Turkey - perfect for warm-weather entertaining.
The Perfect Mint Julep recipe from Maker's Mark Bourbon.
A recipe for a classic mint julep with 4 flavor variations.
How to make the Buena Vista San Francisco's authentic Irish coffee using Concannon Irish Whiskey.
Made with Dewar's White Label, lemon, mint and seltzer.
A trio of Canadian Club cocktails and a brief history of Prohibition - inspired by the second season premiere of HBO's Boardwalk Empire.
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