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By DENISE A. RAYMO
---- — MALONE — Opinions were strong but mixed as about 20 people turned out Thursday for the third in a series of public hearings on creating a Franklin County bed tax.
Two similar sessions last week in Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake drew fewer residents, but most of those attendees opposed implementation of a fee on overnight guests.
The proposed local law calls for a 5-percent charge at hotels and motels, cottages and bed-and-breakfasts, vacation-rental properties and condominiums.
The money collected by the County Treasurer's Office would be used to promote tourism and market Franklin County, and a committee would be appointed to develop a marketing strategy for legislators to approve.
Jacob Kipping, assistant general manager of The Point in Saranac Lake, said adding a 5-percent tax to his guests' stay would cost his advanced-booked customers an extra $40,000.
"I'd have to call and ask them for additional funds to come and stay," he said of guests who already intend to pay between $1,500 and $2,990 a night for their all-inclusive package.
He said the resort pays 4 percent sales tax already and adding 5 percent "to increase it to 9 percent. We thought it was high.
"We feel it would be a lot of money we are asking of our guests," Kipping said. "We are against it. It is detrimental to our business as we recover from the economic downturn of a few years ago."
But Mary Scharf, a member of the Malone Town Council, said, "we need the funds to advertise our area and build the infrastructure. That's not going to come from taxpayers. They're tapped out."
She is an experienced world traveler who said she's never been to a country that hasn't charged a bed tax.
"If you travel, you pay a tax," she said, adding that she factors that cost in when she plans her excursions.
Dick LaVigne said, "a vast majority of businesses will see a big benefit to this. And there will be an untold amount of sales tax generated as well.
"There is a whole lot to be done, and maybe the county could find a few extras bucks to hire a planner," he said.
Paul Hogan, a member of the County Industrial Development Agency which shares a Board of Directors with the County Tourism Office, was upset that the county seems to be ignoring a 30-year track record of tourism successes by diverting tourism tax dollars away from its programs.
Hogan said Franklin County recently handed a firm based in Essex County $25,000 in tourism money, "and we will get nothing for it."
But the IDA set aside $50,000 in its 2013 budget to use for marketing.
"Leave tourism where it is, and put tourism people on the committee," Hogan said.
He said that even if the county sent a proposal to Gov. Andrew Cuomo to add a bed tax, the governor won't approve it because he's announced he will not sanction any new taxes for the rest of his administration.
Legislature Chairman Billy Jones (D-Chateaugay) said the committee that explored a bed tax and came up with the proposed local law will meet again shortly to revise the proposal using the comments they received from the hearings.
Then a fresh proposed local law will be discussed at another series of meetings throughout the county before a final version is acted upon.
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Kyle Busch doesn't believe in an offseason. Sure, he wants a few weeks to unwind after the New Year and just before preseason testing. But his season is going to last a lot longer than Homestead-Miami in two weeks.
That's because Busch has filed an entry for the Snowball Derby Super Late Model race, to be held on Dec. 2 at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Fla. Busch will return to the race for the first time since winning it in 2009 and brings with him two prior Late Model victories this season, capturing wins at Watermelon Capital and Berlin Speedway.
And yet no Super Late Model season is complete without a Snowball Derby victory, and Busch will always make room on his trophy case for a second Tom Dawson Memorial trophy.
"We are very excited to get back to Pensacola to run the Snowball Derby," Busch said in a press release. "The last time we were down there it was special. I am a big fan of short track racing and the Snowball Derby is the best of the best in Super Late Model racing."
He joins fellow NASCAR drivers Aric Almirola, David Ragan and Landon Cassill as nationally recognized names currently entered into the race that some have called the "Super Bowl of Short Track Late Model Racing."
You could include Nationwide Series breakout prospect and Pensacola native Johanna Long on that list, but she's a Super Late Model veteran, having won the race in 2010 and grew up winning countless races at Five Flags.
"I will always consider myself a Late Model driver because it's where I started; it's my roots," Long said. "I love racing Late Models during my off-weekends, and I plan on going back home to Pensacola to race in the Snowball Derby for many years to come.
"There's no other race like it. It's intense short track racing at its finest. It truly is one of the best races in the country."
Almirola grew up in Florida hearing stories about the legendary race and is finally making his Derby debut this winter, driving for veteran car owner Richie Wauters. Almirola first connected with Wauters in July for a race at the Milwaukee Mile and the duo have been itching to work together ever since. Wauters won the Snowball Derby in 2004 with driver Steve Wallace.
"Any time you get into a racing machine prepared by Richie, you know it's going to be done right," Almirola said. "It doesn't matter if it's a Late Model or a truck; it's going to have the best in it. That's why it's always so much fun to race with Richie. He's a true racer with only one goal. We just have a good rapport and I feel that we can win any race."
The current entry list contains over 60 of the best stock car drivers in the country. Other notables include occasional Truck Series driver Erik Darnell, K&N Pro Series driver Chase Elliott, Matt Kenseth's son Ross and Stephen Wallace.
The updated entry list has been provided below:
Brad Rogers
Matt Smith
Mike Garvey
Stephan McCurley
Tim Martin
Johanna Long
David Rogers
Logan Boyett
Brandon Odom
Chuck Tuck
DJ VanderLey
Brian Campbell
Kyle Jones
Hunter Robbins
Dalton Grindle
Paul Kelley
Ross Kenseth
Bubba Pollard
Thomas Praytor
Anderson Bowen
Austin Theriault
Jeff Choquette
Spencer Davis
Brandon Jones
Grant Enfinger
Kenzie Ruston
Erik Jones
Jeremy Pate
Tyler Miles
Chris Davidson
TJ Reaid
Dennis Prunty
Dennis Schoenfeld
Dwayne Buggay
Allen Karnes
Augie Grill
Aric Almirola
Kyle Busch
Stephen Nasse
Jeff Fultz
AJ Frank
Johnny VanDoorn
Steve Wallace
Erik Darnell
Kyle Benjamin
Scott Heckert
David Ragan
Chuck Barnes Jr.
John Hunter Nemechek
Mason Mingus
Donnie Wilson
Landon Cassill
Clay Alexander
Scott Mulkern
Roger Reuse
Matt Tifft
Brandon Watson
Chase Elliott
Chris Muhler
Ben Kennedy
Daniel Hemric
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|Raiders end regular season with 20th win
|Wednesday, February 27, 2013 2:47 PM
By KEVIN WANNEMACHER • Sportswriter
HAVILAND – Four Wayne Trace seniors concluded their home careers Friday night with a victory as the Raiders held off visiting Ottoville 55-50 at the 'Palace'.
Wayne Trace seniors Grady Gudakunst, Dalton Sinn, Nick McClain and Ryan Kortokrax walked off the game floor for the final time after leading Wayne Trace to its 20th victory of the season in 22 games.
Sinn led the red, white and blue with 18 points, seven rebounds and three assists with Gudakunst chipping in eight markers and a pair of assists. Kortokrax added nine points as well as McClain chipping in two points, six boards and two assists.
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Its always dangerous for a team to be desperate to win a playoff game. You never want the emphasis to be on winning just one game, instead of aiming for a championship.
Thats the position the Atlanta Falcons are in this year. They are desperate to finally break through and win in the postseason. But is the fan base going to be satisfied if they finally do that but then fall short of the ultimate goal?
Will winning one playoff game be that next logical step, or will that be just as disappointing as it was in years past?
Its the fifth year of the latest era of Falcons football. Thomas Dimitroff is the general manager. Mike Smith is the head coach. Matt Ryan is the quarterback. They are all in their fifth year with the franchise.
Theyve achieved a lot of success. Who will complain about having four consecutive winning seasons for a team that had never had back-to-back winning seasons before this group arrived?
And yet, like any other fan base, give us a little, and we come back asking for more.
The loss to the New York Giants in the playoffs in January still stings. It ranked right up there with the heartbreaking loss to Dallas back in 1981. Everyone thought the Falcons were better than that, but instead, they looked like amateurs playing in a professional league.
This just cant happen again. Its time for the corner to be turned, to get over the proverbial hump. If Atlanta keeps on running into teams that are simply better than it is, everyone will perhaps come to the conclusion that the Falcons might just be good but might never be great.
Great teams win championships. Good teams have winning seasons. Its hard to complain about that, but when youve had four good seasons in a row, its time for this team to be great.
This years Falcons team should be better. They have new coordinators on both sides of the ball, which is a good thing. New ideas, new strategies guard against complacency for a system that has been in place and has had some success.
Offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter already has made interesting changes, with screen passes and other things that can make Ryan become an elite quarterback. Of course, Ryan has receivers like Roddy White and Julio Jones, and they might help make it easier more than anything else for Ryan to be mentioned in the same breath as the greats in the NFL.
Defensive coordinator Mike Nolan has a new cornerback to work with in Asante Samuel. But will the three-headed cornerback system work in Atlanta, as Samuel joins Dunta Robinson and Brent Grimes? It didnt in Philadelphia, and thats why the Eagles jettisoned Samuel to the Falcons. Nolan might be smart enough to figure it out, however, and make it an asset for Atlanta.
The Falcons will win the NFC South. I know the New Orleans Saints got their suspended players back, but there just seems to be too much turmoil for New Orleans to overcome this season. Carolina and Tampa Bay should be better than last year, but the Falcons will have the best team in the division.
That will be great. But its going to come down to what this team does in January to fully judge the season. If the Falcons fail to make it, many might be re-evaluated. Its the old adage of, Well, if they cant get us to where we need to be, maybe we need to try someone else.
This team is close, and if the Falcons get hot late in the season (as New York did last year and Green Bay did two years ago), theres no doubt they could do damage in the playoffs. But the more logical step is some success in the playoffs this season, followed by higher expectations in 2013.
The challenge starts Sunday in Kansas City. Atlanta says its ready to take that next step. The fans love all the winning, but theyre ready for the next step, as well.
Listen to The Bill Shanks Show from 3-6 p.m. weekdays on WPLA Fox Sports 1670 AM in Macon and online at www.foxsports1670.com. Follow Bill on firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Study Abroad
"For me, IHP was an incredible experience. It gave me the opportunity to apply what I've learned at Brown to the real world, in the context of global, developing cities. The experiential learning was great. I was able to see with my own eyes the things I'd known were there all along, as well as the things I didn't know."
-- Sam Askin, '13 Senior Urban Studies Concentrator
From 2008 to 2012, 54 Urban Studies concentrators have studied abroad. They most recently have participated in the following Study Abroad programs:
Arcadia in Ireland: Dublin (English) (Now Brown in Ireland: Dublin)
Brown in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Portuguese)
Brown in Paris and Lyon, France (requires advanced French)
Brown in Barcelona, Spain (requires advanced Spanish)
Brown in the UK (University College London, King's College, University of Edinburgh, Queen Mary University of London) (English)
Cornell in Rome (English)
Council on International Educational Exchange: Amsterdam (course in Dutch while there), Buenos Aires (all course work in Spanish), Chile (all course work in Spanish)
Danish Institute for Study Abroad (DIS) in Copenhagen (take Danish while there but all course work is in English)
International Honors Program (IHP): Cities of the 21st Century (English)
Middlebury in Russia (requires Russian)
Syracuse in Florence, Italy (course in Italian while there and course work can be in either Italian or English)
Urban Studies concentrators may also be interested in Brown's Global Independent Study Project (GLISP).
Brown Programs:
Brown in Barcelona: (requires advanced Spanish)
Brown in Berlin, Germany (requires three semesters of German, though upper level classes may be taken in English)
Brown in Bologna, Italy (requires three semesters of Italian)
Brown in Delhi, India (study in English with a beginning level of Hindi language)
Brown in Dublin, Ireland (English)
Brown in Granada, Spain (requires no language-start as a beginner)
Brown in Havana, Cuba (requires advanced Spanish)
Brown in Hong Kong (one Chinese course and the rest of the courses are in English; you may start as a beginner)
Brown in Kyoto, Japan (requires advanced Japanese)
Brown in Lyon, France (requires advanced French)
Brown in Paris, France (requires advanced French)
Brown in the United Kingdom (England, Scotland and Wales) (Note: as many as 70 programs in the United Kingdom, all in English)
*SPECIAL NOTE: There are summer programs through Brown as well:
Barcelona, Spain (Islam Modernity: English)
Bologna, Italy (Cinema: English)
Comillas, Spain (Studio Art: English)
St. Petersburg, Russia (Language and Culture: Russian: 1st and 2nd year levels)
Additional Study Abroad programs that offer urban and regional studies:
Arcadia University
Boston University
Butler University
Columbia University
School for International Training (SIT)
Syracuse University
Brown Urban Studies students may pursue worldwide study in over 130 other programs
You can find more information at the Office of International Programs.


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Suspected bomb turns out to be string cheeseCENTERVILLE, Utah - A piece of string cheese made to look like a bomb forced the temporary closure of a Centerville grocery store. Police were called to Dick's Market over the weekend for a report that a someone had left a device covered in duct tape near a dry ice cooler.
The store remained closed for two hours while bomb-sniffing dogs and a bomb technician investigated.
They eventually found the device was a piece of cheese.
Centerville police Lt. Paul Child said juveniles are suspected of planting the item in the store.............
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Local firefighters were kept busy during the recent holiday weekend with three residential fires being responsible for displacing multiple families
A fire in the 800 block of West 10th Street was reported shortly after 2:30 p.m. Friday . Responding firefighters from the Rushville Fire Department found the fire to be in the kitchen area of the home. According to fire chief Chuck Jenkins, the blaze was contained to the kitchen area of the home, although throughout the house substantial smoke damage occured.
Sunday afternoon, a report of a fully engulfed trailer fire at 965 West Old SR 44 resulted in volunteers from the Rushville Township Volunteer Department requesting mutual aid from the RFD and Posey Township. Despite the efforts of the firefighters, the structure was completely destroyed.
A multi-dwelling residential fire at 803 North Morgan Street, Rushville was received at the city dispatch center at 8:05 p.m. Sunday.
"The fire was contained to the roof area of the structure," fire chief Chuck Jenkins said.
The chief continued by saying that Lt. Kirk Trebley is the lead investigator in the fire and as of Monday afternoon no cause for the blaze had been determined.
Fire efforts were hampered briefly in battling the blaze due to multiple roofs on the structure.
"The structure initially had a flat roof; however, a second roof had been added and fire fighters had to fight the fire by cutting holes in both the original roof and the roof from the top to squeeze the fire out," Jenkins said.
No injuries were reported as a result of extinguishing the multiple blazes and all of the fires are still under investigation with no known causes being released by press time Monday.
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Thursday, February 14
How Anaerobic Microbes Catalyze Methyl Transfer Reactions:
Stephen W. Ragsdale, University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor
Metal-Based Nucleophiles and Bioorganometallic Mechanisms
Environmental Sciences Division Seminar
3:00 PM — 4:00 PM, Building 1520, Beech River Room (202)
Contact: Liyuan Liang (email@example.com), 865.241.3933
AbstractThis lecture will focus on enzymatic methyl transfer reactions involving vitamin B12 (cobalamin)- and nickel-containing enzymes. Studies over the past decade have uncovered novel reactions in which low valent metal centers act as nucleophiles to initiate the formation of organometallic alkyl-metal species. In addition, these metalloenzymes are regulated by redox state and perform formidable conformational changes during the catalytic cycle.


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Color Kinetics Inc. today announced the charter members of its newly formed Board of Advisors. The Board is comprised of industry and academic leaders whose broad knowledge and experience will help Color Kinetics achieve continued success in the fast growing market for solid-state illumination--a disruptive technology that's increasingly shaping the future of the $40 billion global lighting industry.
The charter members announced today are:
Michael Ahearn, managing director, Conley and Company
Clayton Christensen, Robert and Jane Cizik professor of business administration, Harvard Business School (academic focus: technology and operations management)
John Cronin, chairman and CEO, ipCapital Group, Inc.
Das Narayandas, associate professor, Harvard Business School (academic focus: business marketing)
Jeffry Timmons, professor, Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship at Babson College (academic focus: entrepreneurship)
Richard Vitkus, former senior vice president and general counsel, Zenith Electronics Corporation
"We're thrilled to extend the bench strength of Color Kinetics' management team, distinguished Board of Directors, and rock-solid group of investors with the diverse talents of our new Board of Advisors," said George Mueller, Color Kinetics chairman and CEO. "Our ability to attract this world-class group of business and technology leaders is testament to Color Kinetics' role in advancing the growth and adoption of solid-state illumination technologies. We look forward to tapping their collective insight and experience to help advance and strengthen our intellectual property efforts, uncover new market opportunities, and develop strategic partnerships."


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In the early 1950's Ernie and Rhoda Blake were living with their children in Santa Fe where Ernie was managing the brand new Santa Fe Ski Basin. As part of his job Ernie would fly his Cessna 170 into Southern Colorado to work at Santa Fe's sister ski area, Glenwood Springs. His dream was to have a ski resort of his own, so as he flew he searched for a place where he could begin building his vision. Eventually, he found an ideal spot, "the big snow basin north of Wheeler Peak in La Cal Basin. There was a tremendous snow basin...I thought it was an optical illusion." (-Ernie Blake, Ski Pioneers)
After finding the perfect spot, Ernie moved his family to Taos Ski Valley in 1955. From a camper in the base area where they lived, the Blakes began to build what is now a world-class ski resort. The following are a few facts and stories about how TSV grew and about the people and experiences which give Taos Ski Valley its individual character.
Click here for more information on the history behind the trail names of Taos Ski Valley.
- Taos Ski Valley was founded in 1954 by Ernie and Rhoda Blake. They lived in an eleven foot camper as there were no buildings in the area except an almost-completed Hondo Lodge (now the Inn at Snakedance). Even after they moved into the lodge, they lived without power until 1963.
- The first lift was a Bridger-Boseman J-Bar which was installed in the fall of 1956 by Ernie, sixteen men from Taos Pueblo, and a mule named Lightening. After one day of dragging lift and tower parts through the snow up what is now Al's Run, Lightening quit.
- The only run down the mountain in 1956 - 57 was what is now Snakedance
- In fall of 1957 a Poma (platter) lift went up Al's Run and ended where Tower 8 of Lift One is now. The lift pulled passengers along the ground at twice the speed of a modern lift. People would ski down around the lift riders because the run was so narrow. Small people were lifted completely off the ground in certain spots and hung spinning in the air.
- Rancher Chilton Anderson, after 37 years of service, retired from the Ernie Blake Ski School. Chilton, hired in 1956, is extremely tall and was in charge of lifting the cable back on to the towers when it would fall off, which it did regularly.
- The first rental fleet was purchased from the army at Camp Hale when the base there was closed. The skis sold for $1 per ski and had holes in the tips through which a rope could be strung so the skis could be used as a sled. Rhoda was in charge of mounting bindings on all the skis because Ernie wasn't handy with mechanical objects.
- Many of the original staff of Taos Ski Valley, from Jean Mayer (the technical director of the Ernie Blake Ski School who came to TSV in 1958) to Walter Ruegg (the head of lift maintenance since 1967), still work on the mountain. Look for them as well as four generations of Blakes working and playing on the slopes.
- TSV remains one of the few family owned and operated ski resorts in North America. To this day it is still run by the founders' children and grandchildren. Because of this long tradition of family, no other ski resort can make you feel as welcome.
- On March 19th, 2008, Taos Ski Valley opened it's doors to snowboarding for the first time ever. Prior to this date, Taos Ski Valley was a ski-exclusive resort


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Lakeside 3 Bedroom Cabin in White Mountains
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1½
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 790 - $ 1,400 / week
vacation rental description
This cabin built in 2008 boasts a second story great room with a pool table overlooking serene Lake Armington. It is Just 100 feet from the very gently sloped sandy beach. Watch the kids play while you soak up some sun on your own two-tiered dock. The cabin includes a full sized refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, deck overlooking the lake with a propane grill, a fire pit with log benches, and parking for 4 cars.
Rated one of the cleanest lakes in New Hampshire, Lake Armington is located in the foothills of the White Mountains in Piermont, New Hampshire. The Lake has loons, ducks & fishing (stocked). In addition to the lake, you can enjoy all of the fun things to do in New Hampshire's White Mountains & Lakes Region. Lake Armington is located 2.5 hours by car from Boston, and 5.5 hours from New York. There are 3 hiking trails within 1 mile of the cabin, including a pond hike and Piermont Mountain. Of course, there are many many more just a short drive away.
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JJ Ludman 781-312-8631
cabin rental amenities
15Mbps download WiFi new in 2014
Propane Grill
Full kitchen:
-coffee maker
-full refrigerator
-silverware, pots, pans, utensils, dishes
2 tiered dock
shared use of gently sloping sandy beach
use of canoe, kayak and rowboat
fire pit
pool table
satellite TV
DVD player
activities and attractions in White Mountains New Hampshire
Swimming, and fishing are 100 feet away. A half mile walk gets you to a beautiful mountain hike, and a short drive to Polar Caves Park or hot air balloon rides
Lincoln NH is less than an hour away, great for day trips (Clark's trading post, Whale's Tail Water Park)
vacation rental rates
Sunday to Sunday weeks only during the summer and elbows.
In-Season (Jul 1 - Aug 26): $1400/Week, Inquire for Day/Weekend Rates
Elbows (weeks starting Jun 24, Aug 26): $990/Week
Spring: $715/Week, $150/Week Night, $200/Weekend Night
Fall: $790/Week, $160/Week Night, $210/Weekend Night
Holidays: $235/Night - 3 night minimum
JJ Ludman 781-312-8631
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Dr. Jeong-Yoon Jang, Post-doctoral candidate, June 3 at 11 am in DPC 107, UMaineMay 30th, 2013
The Maine Physical Sciences Partnership
Dr. Jeong-Yoon Jang
University of Iowa
Post-Doctoral candidate
"Using Language as a Learning Tool to Promote Scientific Argument to Construct Science Knowledge"
Abstract: My research has been focused on how we can use language as a learning tool to improve students' understanding of science and help them to learn about and use scientific argument to construct science knowledge. In this presentation, I will share my longitudinal project that is based on the question of how to promote students' performance in standardized test, critical thinking skills, and conceptual understanding of science through language embedded in an argument-based inquiry approach. Focusing on both the broad level (quantitatively) and the fine grain level (qualitatively), this on-going longitudinal project have been tracking standardized science tests with respect to science, the development of students' critical thinking skills, writing samples and students' interview.
Short Bio:
Ph.D. (2007-2011), Dept. of Teaching & Learning, The University of Iowa
DISSERTATION: The Effect of Using a Structured Reading Framework on Middle School Students' Conceptual Understanding within the Science Writing Heuristic Approach
Advisor: Dr. Brian Hand
Monday, June 3, 2013
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Donald P. Corbett Building, Rm. 107


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I've always been a fan of contests that encourage creativity in kids whether it's creating recipes, designing a Google Doodle, a kids' t-shirt or even a diorama made entirely of Peeps. And now there's one more contest made just for those future fashion designers out there. And what's more, I get to be a judge!
As my oldest girl hits 7 and a half as she'll tell you, we're
starting to dabble in the world of Fashion Playtes, which lets tween and teen girls
start from a basic dress, tee, or even doll outfit, then add trim and
a design until they make it their own.
As you can imagine, the designing, trashing, then re-designing is a ridiculous amount of fun for for her. Maybe even more so than wearing the final product (though that's cool too). So I love that now Fashion Playtes is holding a Simple2Swag contest
that lets kids go beyond any limitations of the FP offerings and embellish
their own Alex Dress–one of my favorites–from their own imaginations.
Submit a
drawing, photo, computer rendering…whatever it takes to show us your
creativity. Your kid could win one of three $50 FP gift cards, and one grand
prize winner will be featured on the site. Yep, put that on the RISD application in a few years.
looking at the entries so far is so much fun–I hope if you've got a
talented artist/designer in the family you'll encourage them to enter.
Boy or girl, by the way.
I mean, last I checked, there were more than a
couple of male designers out there with some degree of success. -Liz
Enter the Simple2Swag contest from Fashion Playtes before 1/30/13. Official rules are on the site. Good luck!
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Inn at Venice Beach
Tribes: Who likes this place?
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These scores tell you how well-liked a place is in each Tribe. Gogobot Tribes are groups who share a certain travel style, like Family Travelers or History Buffs.
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- Inn at Venice BeachMartha B
Although originally built as a hotel, I mistook this Inn for a condo complex by its drab grey stucco walls. But then you reach the vibrant mosaic mermaid mural at the front and the interior opens up to an interesting world. The dark wood and black and white patterned tile floor of the lobby surprised me, as well as the wild and colorful carpeting in the guest halls. Rooms are decorated popular 60s mod with bold orange accents and photo collages of local sites. All rooms have small private balconies, except the three that open out on to the charming, French-café-type courtyard which provides outdoor seating for the adjacent breakfast room. Rooms range from single queens to loft suites. The hotel is centrally located (right near the Venice Canals) with self-parking available for a reasonable $7/night, so it's ideal to head out on foot to enjoy the beach and culture.
- Inn at Venice BeachTara De Lis
I love the artistic, boutique theme of this unassuming little hotel. They've done some great things with the rooms and the overall presentation of the hotel. I particularly like the outdoor courtyard, where you can enjoy the complimentary breakfast. It's very quaint and European in style, with its fountain and lampposts. There's an indoor area as well, which is more like country kitchen, but if the weather is good, definitely eat outside.
I like that the rooms feel more like an apartment and less like a sterile environment. The orange and grey color tones make it stand out from other hotels. And the black and white artwork gives it a sense of place. My favorite rooms, by far, are the bi-level lofts suites. WiFi is free and parking is only $7 per night. There's no restaurant or bar here, but there are plenty nearby, and it's walking distance to the beach.
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This classic beach INN provides a comfortable stay on the ideal location in Venice Beach. The room is functional, clean and comfortable. Parking, internet and the nice breakfast are all complimentary. The beach, shops and a variety of restaurants are within a 3mins walk. The reception team is really friendly.
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Recreational amenities include a fitness facility. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. Additional property amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services. This is a smoke free property.
There are 43 guestrooms at The Inn at Venice Beach. Refrigerators and coffee/tea makers are offered. Bathrooms feature bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Guestrooms offer free local calls and voice mail. Televisions have cable channels. Rooms also include irons/ironing boards and clock radios. Housekeeping is offered and guests may request extra towels/bedding. Guestrooms are all non smoking.
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"I'm not very involved with politics or civil rights," says Jean Bell. "I just try to get along." For Miss October, though, getting along - these days, as a model - happens to include cracking a few long-standing racial barriers along the way. The first of her firsts came shortly after graduation from Houston's Phillis Wheatley high school when she became the first black clerk in a downtown men's-clothing store. "I never did find out why they changed their policy and decided to hire me - I think they just needed somebody right away, and I was there. I really enjoyed the job, because I love meeting and getting to know new people - especially men." While working there, Jean met an attorney who suggested that she try for a job as a secretary at a local steel company. "The only black help they had then were laborers," Jean explains. "But the union was pressuring them to integrate the office staff; and when I applied, they hired me. It was slightly strained at first, but people are more human than they sometimes seem. When they see you face to face every day, and see that you're just another person, most of them will respond warmly." During her stay there, Miss October filled much of her spare time in an amateur bowling league - and walked off with a trophy for a high game of 243. She made an even better showing, though, by acting on a whim: "One day I saw an ad for the Miss Houston contest in the paper. I'll try most anything once, so I called to apply. I didn't tell them on the phone that I was black - but they found out soon enough at the audition. The woman in charge did a kind of double take - because, until then, it was an all-white contest - but nobody said anything. I came in only fourth, but I did better in the Miss Texas contest after that - I got third in that one." Jean's contest winnings include a scholarship to a Houston modeling school, and she was off on a new career. Assignments were initially few, but then came a few magazine ad campaigns, a three-week role as a dancer in a summer-stock version of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, a growing demand for black mannequins, and Jean was able to model full time. "I'd like to get into TV commercials next," Miss October says of the future. "Then I want to marry the right man. Like the Dylan song says, 'Love is all there is'; if somebody could make people learn that, the world might be a better place in which to live." We're sure you'll concur that Miss Bell considerably brightens the one we have now.
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Tenth Annual Fundraiser, "All You Need is Love", Set for April 27th
The Stratford Library Board of Trustees will present its annual major fund-raiser for the library on Saturday, April 27 beginning at 6:30 pm. The tenth annual event entitled "All You Need Is Love" will have a "Songs of the Sixties" theme and is a gala evening of musical vignettes, lavish hors d'ouevres, fine beverages and delectable desserts. All proceeds will benefit the library's collections.
The evening will feature top-notch entertainment by "Get Back New York", a tribute to the Beatles with performances of many of the great songs by the legendary Liverpool band. It's not the Beatles, of course, but it's an incredible simulation! In a separate venue, "Something Extra", a women's a cappella group from Yale University, will also perform. Founded in 1977, the group of 16 fabulous women will perform the best music of the popular "girl groups" from the 1960s.
The Stratford Library will be transformed for the benefit to accommodate two special performance areas and 200 guests. A cocktail buffet of delicious edibles, full dinner and fine desserts with an open bar will be provided by David M. Grant Caterers. The Event Decorators of Bridgeport will provide a variety of magical balloon creations and 1960s pop-art for the benefit. Dancing will be encouraged. Vacation prizes and entertainment packages including tickets to the David Letterman show will be included in a special silent auction.
Event co-chairpersons are Robyn Proto and Doreen Jaekle of Stratford with committee members Barbara Blosveren, Judith Crudo, Jim Duffy, Maria Ferrera, Tory Florek, Karla Glad, Shelley Hall, Tom Holehan, Paula Nizzardo, Barb Poisson, Heather Silverman, Cynthia Smith and Sheri Szymanski. The Honorary Chairman for "All You Need Is Love" is Stratford Mayor John A. Harkins.
Major sponsors for the benefit currently include People's United Bank, Aquarion Water Company, Beth and John Morgan, Stratford Land Development, Joel Pleban, Berchem Moses & Devlin, Milford Bank, The Community's Bank and United Illuminating/Southern CT Gas. Additional sponsors and program advertisers are being sought.
Tickets for the event are available in three separate categories: Supporting Cast ($75), Director ($100) and Producer ($150). Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Black tie optional, 1960s attire is welcome. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Call the Stratford Library for an invitation or further information at 203.385.4166.
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Kyle Harshbarger and Rosemary Northwall said their final goodbye's as they attended their last school board meeting Monday night.
Northwall ran for re-election however she didn't receive enough votes to win back her seat. Harshbarger did not run again deciding that it was time to spend more time with his family.
"My family is getting to the age where they're really active in events and you know, it was just time for me to take a step back and enjoy my family," said Harshbarger.
"As I left the house tonight I thought about this is my last drive, this is my last time in, did all of that," said Northwall.
"It's bittersweet, the last 12 years for me has been very nice. I think that Kearney Public Schools when I started on the board was a great school system and as I'm leaving I think it's a great school system and that's always been important for me," said Harshbarger.
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Newly elected Angela Nickel and Jon Watts will take their seats in the January meeting.
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"I would have loved to see O'Malley become pope, but I'm pleased that he will continue to serve us locally," said Ken Campbell, food director at Lazarus House Ministries in Lawrence.
When he flew to Rome for the papal election, O'Malley was not considered a serious contender. Once there, the Italian media became enthralled by the Capuchin Franciscan's plain style and reputation for cleaning up dioceses plagued by sex abuse scandals. Days before the election, O'Malley was considered a top contender for the papacy — the odds had risen from 50-1 to 14-1.
"I'd have been absolutely thrilled if it had been O'Malley," said Frank Audy, a member of Our Lady of Good Counsel parish in Lawrence and Methuen. "He has been such a magnificent leader. He is very gentle, humble, educated and committed to preaching the Gospel."
Audy admits he was disappointed that O'Malley was not chosen by his fellow cardinals, but glad he remains in Boston.
"He's the right man for our diocese and has some unfinished business to do here," he said.
But Maria Sanchez of Lawrence is glad O'Malley didn't become bishop of Rome for a different reason. She is still angry the Archdiocese of Boston closed St. Mary of the Assumption School despite the fact that parents had raised enough money to keep it open.
"After that, I lost my confidence in O'Malley and the church, because it seemed they were more interested in money and not offering a solid Catholic education to children," she said.
Former Boston Mayor and U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican Ray Flynn said the humble Pope Francis, a Jesuit, is similar to O'Malley. In the end, Flynn said, the heavy buzz around O'Malley gave the world a chance to know him and his work.
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Others like Michael O'Keefe of Methuen praised O'Malley for reaching out to victims of sexual abuse.
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Mitchell Garabedian, a lawyer for many of Boston's priest sex abuse victims, said O'Malley's reputation for healing wounded dioceses is vastly overstated. In fact, he said, O'Malley has worked to obscure the abuse problem in Boston, by refusing to release a full list of abusive priests in the archdiocese and by not including priests who belong to religious orders.
O'Malley is a "company man" and wouldn't have been an advocate for sex abuse victims as pope, he said.
O'Malley thanked God for the selection of Bergoglio, who became the first pontiff from the Americas and chose the name Francis.
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Since the Bears lost for the 5th time in 6 weeks, Brandon Marshall has had a little time to reflect on his emotional comments Sunday. He told us today he stands by what he said, calling for accountability, even if it means jobs. But it was clear that post game presser was heard loud and clear with the Bears front office.
"Maybe I should have kept that to myself or in house." He later retracted that a bit, saying " You're hearing the word accountability thrown around. You're hearing guys start to look at themselves, and that's what its about. Especially this time of year, when we're sitting where were sitting."
Where they are is out of the play offs, unless they can win the next two games. And while the team that started the year 7-1 likely could, the group that's gone 1-5 since doesn't give fans a ton of confidence. (Re: Urlacher and booing on Sunday).
But the Bears offense - by their own admission- hasn't given fans a lot to cheer about lately. They remain 29th in total offense, have averaged just 14 points a game the last 7 weeks, and 6 times this season haven't scored more than 1 offensive touchdown- including last week. Not exactly an offense carrying a team into the post season. And unless then win the next 2 games, they won't be.
Frustration started to mount with another loss to Green Bay, fans felt it too. So did the injured Brian Urlacher. By now you've heard his comments that have been summed up to be 'I don't care about the fans'. Lovie was quick to defend today saying, " I think we all know Brian Urlacher cares about the fans, all right?". Smith avoided comment on Monday saying he hadn't heard Urlacher's words, but today went on saying "a lot of frustration after that game. Brian knows the fans in Chicago are great." I asked Patrick Mannelly about it. He's been in a Bears uniform longer than anyone in the locker room. He said he loved the passion of Bears Fans because they let you know when you're losing, but they're more than double that with excitement when the team is winning. Now its the teams responsibility to give them a little more holiday joy as we head into the final 8 quarters of 2012.
INJURIES: The Bears did a very, very light practice today. No helmets involved. But they do hope to have guys like Henry Melton, Tim Jennings, Shea McClellin and Earl Bennett available Sunday. It is absolutely all healthy hands on deck in Arizona.
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Low-wage University of California workers live in poverty while top executives get big bonuses
By 7 a.m., when engineering students begin to trickle into Cory Hall at UC Berkeley, Arnold Meza has already scrubbed the floors, wiped clean the chalkboards, and emptied the trash of 30 offices and many of the classrooms and hallways of the six-floor building.
His early shift as a custodian is a gift, he says, because it is steady compared to his former swing-shift schedule, but Meza is still barely making rent. And he is a single father of four. Like many service workers in the University of California system, Meza wonders how the university can refuse to give him a 3 percent wage increase while top UC executives receive six-figure bonuses every year.
"It falls on broken promises," Meza said while tying up a bag of trash, one of hundreds he would take out that week. Meza was referring to an agreement in 2009 between the university and its service workers unions, including Meza's union, AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees). At that time, the administration established a minimum wage (currently $13 per hour) for the more than 7,000 service workers and agreed, if funding was available, to increase wages annually to bring their low-wage workers out of poverty.
But the university is going back on its promise, refusing to increase wages with the funding dedicated for that very purpose, the East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy and the Partnership for Working Families (EBASE) notes in its recent report titled "Bad Budgeting, Broken Promises."
As the UC Office of the President sees it, the 2009 discussion was not an agreement at all, but a "conditional memorandum of understanding" that would only be effective if state funding was available, said UCOP spokeswoman Dianne Klein.
"We've already taken $500 million in cuts. We'll have to take another $500 million in cuts. Because there is no new money, the memorandum of understanding is moot," Klein told us.
The state budget vetoed by Governor Jerry Brown last week would have set the UC system back $150 million in cuts on top of the $500 million in cuts approved by Brown in January. How much more will actually be cut from UC funding remains to be seen, but the forecast is not promising.
Despite the cuts, the proposed budget bill states that $3 million in distributed state funds should go toward the salaries and benefit of service workers in the UC system. In a March 24 letter to the governor, UC President Mark Yudof requested that the governor veto that restriction so the university could use the dedicated $3 million "to preserve our flexibility in dealing with the $500 million reduction."
Compared to the total UC budget of $21.8 billion, that $3 million makes up only 0.014 percent — nickels and dimes to give employees a living wage.
Meanwhile, Meza and his fellow coworkers struggle to put food on the table, making ends meet by working two jobs. After his 4 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday shift, Meza works eight-hour shifts as a car mechanic on weekends. Similarly, many UC service workers collect cans to get a few dollars from the recycling center.
"When I started here 20 years ago, I was making close to $9 an hour. That wasn't enough," recalled Meza, who put his four children through public high school on that salary. Today, Meza brings home about $2,400 a month, barely enough to cover rent and a few bills at his El Cerrito home.
"I want my kids to go to college. But financially, I can't afford it," he said. "For me, it's a sad reality."
Meza's union, AFSCME, is working with UC to lower the workers' contribution to retirement pensions to 1.5 percent. The university proposes a 3.5 percent pension plan to go into effect this July and 5 percent in July 2012—the same amount requested from top UC executives. At their low wage, that would cost the service workers the equivalent of one biweekly paycheck a year.
Here is the report referenced in the story: http://www.workingeastbay.org/downloads/BadBudgetingBrokenPromisesFINAL.pdf
RE: "Cleaning up UC's mess", by Maggie Beidelman
While I share the Guardians disgust at UC execs pulling in six-figure incomes and justifying this with cries that such largess is required to retain the best and brightest, I am less thrilled with the analysis on the economic plight of janitor Arnold Meza who is depicted as struggling as a single father to provide for four children. It may be a human right to have as many children as you want, but it is not an intelligent choice to father so many kids on a janitor's salary - even the $40,000 plus health care and retirement benefits he brings home.
One can only ask: had he had eight children would he have earned twice the Guardian's sympathy?
Wanda Berger,
Since when is it okay to form lifestyle restrictions on the blue collar workers of America? Shall we force him to live in a one bedroom house, ban him from shopping for a new car, or tattoo his arm so he cannot purchase jeans more than $20 a pair? It's not at all okay to victimize the staff of UC who merely want to pursue a life dream, which is to have a family. Arnold Meza is a brave man who (as hard as it is for you to believe) does not live in China where there are restrictions on how many children you have, depending on how much money you have. What I am saying is: your point is not remotely relevant to this article.
Yes, statistically the Hispanic population is the fastest growing and the least educated, but guess what: the nation's youth is now a majority Hispanic, meaning this country in a few odd decades will be a largely Hispanic country. If you and others don't stop the prejudiced "it's their fault, they brought this on themselves" argument which has a smattering of racism, you will soon find yourself in a minority.
There is more to life than economic decisions. He made the intelligent choice of having a family, which is far more important than squeezing a penny here or there. He works hard and is not asking for an increase in pay, per se, he is asking to keep pace with the other employees at UC who have appropriately adjusted incomes every year to cope with the financial burdens, and have a proper staff to be sure that they aren't overworked.
Arnold Meza has a family to raise. If he had eight kids to raise then he has eight kids to raise then so be it, nobody has the right to tell him otherwise, at least not in America.
RE: "Cleaning up UC's mess", by Maggie Beidelman
While I share the Guardians disgust at UC execs pulling in six-figure incomes and justifying this with cries that such largess is required to retain the best and brightest, I am less thrilled with the analysis on the economic plight of janitor Arnold Meza who is depicted as struggling as a single father to provide for four children. It may be a human right to have as many children as you want, but it is not an intelligent choice to father so many kids on a janitor's salary - even the $40,000 plus health care and retirement benefits he brings home.
One can only ask: had he had eight children would he have earned twice the Guardian's sympathy?
(The author has 35 years' consulting experience, has taught at UC Berkeley (Cal) where he observed the culture & way senior management work)
Cal. Chancellor Birgeneau ($500,000 salary) has forgotten that he is a public servant, steward of the public money, not overseer of his own fiefdom (these are not isolated examples): recruits (uses California tax $) out of state $50,000 tuition students that displace qualified Californians from public university education; spends $7,000,000 + for consultants to do his & many vice chancellors jobs (prominent East Coast university accomplishing same 0 cost); pays ex Michigan governor $300,000 for lectures; in procuring a $3,000,000 consulting firm he failed to receive proposals from other firms; Latino enrollment drops while out of state jumps 2010; tuition to Return on Investment drops below top 10; Breslauer all employees meeting – only 50 attend; visits to Cal down 20%; NCAA places basketball program on probation, absence institutional control.
It's all shameful. There is no justification for such practices by a steward of the public trust. Absolutely none.
Birgeneau's practices will not change. UC Board of Regents Chair Sherry Lansing and President Yudof must do a better job of vigorously enforcing oversight than has been done in the past over Chancellors who, like Birgeneau, see the campus as their fiefdom.
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Jemile Weeks didn't stick around to hear the details. He knew what was wrong. He wasn't hitting, wasn't getting on base, wasn't keeping the ball on the ground, wasn't a constant irritant on the basepath.
In this most surprising of A's seasons, he wasn't close to being the second baseman whose performance last summer prompted the Mark Ellis trade to Colorado.
The job was Ellis'. And then it wasn't. And now Weeks is in the playoffs with the River Cats, trying to recapture a style that not long ago was effective and wildly entertaining.
"Do I feel I could still be in the major leagues and be productive?" said Weeks, who drilled a solo home run Thursday night that gave the River Cats a 1-0 playoff victory over the Reno Aces. "Absolutely. Do I feel what I've done down here I can do up there (in Oakland)? Absolutely. But (the A's) made a decision, and I have to respect that. I have to play like I'm trying to get myself back up there."
This Sacramento-to-Oakland and Oakland-to-Sacramento shuttle can be a beast of a roller coaster.
While former River Cats dominate the A's roster, often it's a two-way street, with humbled former big leaguers returning to the cozier confines of Raley Field.
After opening the 2011 season in Sacramento, he was summoned to Oakland on June 7. While his ability to turn a double play remains an ongoing adventure he is a converted shortstop trying to master the mechanics at second base he hit .303 and was a constant threat to run.
Except for a stunning dip in numbers and an inordinate number of fly-ball outs, he hasn't changed much. His dreadlocks still bounce loosely underneath his helmet when he runs. His fashionably baggy uniform still conceals an athletic, deceptively muscular 5-foot-9, 160-pound frame.
Weeks' physical stature and lack of strength, however, make it imperative that he hit balls on the ground and utilize speed as an offensive weapon, neither of which he was doing this season in Oakland. Besides hitting .220, his on-base percentage had dipped to .305, second lowest in the American League among regulars.
"The outs he made were more in the air, where last year it seemed like balls were driven down, at a down angle," A's scouting director Keith Lieppman said Thursday night. "Seeing the explosive game that he brought to the big leagues that's still in him. It's just (a matter of) being able to get that out."
River Cats manager Darren Bush is preaching consistency. Same swing. Same mental approach at the plate. Same routine on the field. Same habits that led to a .321 average during his first stint with the River Cats.
"Every player has to learn that you can't just go out there and try to do something different every day to find that 'ah-ha' moment," Bush said. "When you have a clouded vision, your body just does not respond the way it should. Jemile started putting pressure on himself, and then it started snowballing. But he's an extremely good player. He just needs to get his confidence back."
Though immensely disappointed he wasn't called up when major league rosters expanded, Weeks is upbeat, engaging, professional. And he offers no excuses. With a hint of defiance and repeated proclamations that he is "going to be a star in this league before it's all over," the A's 2008 first-round draft choice acknowledged that his sagging statistics accurately reflect his struggles.
"When BoMel (Bob Melvin) told me I was going down, I didn't really want too much information," said Weeks, who hit .333 with a .412 on-base percentage in the River Cats' final 10 regular-season games but went 0 for 5 in Wednesday's 3-1 loss to Reno in the playoff opener. "I wasn't pleased with my own performance. This is the first time I've gone through anything like this, and the amount of failure you deal with can get frustrating. I pushed the panic button. Now I just want to focus on my hitting, on making good, solid contact. Then, I'll become the player everyone believes I can become."
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We're here to lend a hand. During October we'll post Meatless Monday recipes and tips sent in by our readers—and some of our editors' favorite dishes, too— each Monday throughout Vegetarian Awareness Month.
This week, Encinitas Patch Editor Marlena Medford, who eats vegan every day, shares an uncomplicated recipe that offers a big taste profile—Quick and Easy Thai Vegetable Stew. It's a perfect recipe to add to your repertoire of seasonal dishes when you use any of the fall squashes. Marlena made her version with green peas, purple potatoes, butternut squash and green cauliflower.
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1 medium yellow onion, peeled and diced small
2 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
2 teaspoons minced ginger
2 teaspoons Thai red chili paste, or to taste
Zest and juice of 1 lime
1 serrano chili, minced
2 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce, or to taste
1 14-ounce can light coconut milk
1 cup vegetable stock
3 cups mixed broccoli florets and sugar snap peas, or chopped
vegetables of your choice
½ cup chopped cilantro
2 tablespoons minced mint
Place the onion in a large saucepan and sauté over medium-high heat for 7–8 minutes, or until onion is tender and starting to brown. Add water 1–2 tablespoons at a time to keep the onion from sticking to the pan.
Add the garlic, ginger, chili paste, lime and serrano chili and cook for 30 seconds.
Add the soy sauce, coconut milk, vegetable stock, and the broccoli and sugar snap peas, reduce the heat to medium, and cook for 10 minutes, or until the vegetables are tender. Stir in the cilantro and mint and serve over brown rice.
NUTRITION SCORE (per serving)
110 calories
Fat 5 g (4 g saturated)
Carbs 15 g
Protein 3 g
Fiber 3.4 g
Calcium 49 mg
Iron 1.5 mg
Sodium 456 mg
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Bonnie Brock, Elisabeth Fielder-Hix, Annette Mclvor, Douglas Ostapack, and Dick Timmerman
Adult Bronze:
Linda Dicks, Pam Hanna, Christine Hightower, Laura Hite, Verna Hyman, Dave Preston, Kris Preston, and Stephanie Robbins
Gold Award - Warren Central High School JROTC
Wilson Blakeman, Kelly Bradley, Caroline Perkins, Kevin Sims, Ashley Smith, Sarah Upchurch, and Cody Wells
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Sarah Carwell, Tammy Davis, Joan Everhard, Pat James, Betty Lah, and Gloria Owen
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Summer Bolton, Samara Heavrin, and Penny Sprigg


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Blues defenceman Erik Johnson suffered a knee injury while driving a golf cart during a team golf outing on Tuesday. The severity of the injury won't be known until Tuesday.
Johnson, the first overall pick in the 2006 NHL draft, was attempting to stop his golf cart and step out to hit his next shot when he jammed his right foot between the accelerator and brake and felt a painful tweak in his right knee.
"It's just a freak incident, and it's tough to deal with, but hopefully it's nothing," Johnson told the St Louis Post Dispatch.
An MRI on Wednesday was inconclusive because of the swelling, and the Blues said they will have to wait until Sunday or Monday to take another MRI after the swelling goes down.
Johnson will miss at least the first three days of training camp.
"It's swollen and all I can do is ice it," said Johnson,. "I can't do anything about it .. I could have done it at Forest Park or in the shower. The only thing that's going to make it better is having a positive outlook.''
Johnson finished his rookie season sixth on the team with five goals and 33 points in 69 games.


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4Oh! My! God! You! Guys! You'll NEVER GUESS Who's Dating!!!
This is an interesting turn of events!
Long time on-again-off-again boyfriend of Drew Barrymoore and uh, actor, I guess, Justin Long is supposedly dating Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester. The two were seen outside of La Poubelle in Hollywood (my roommate totally works at the restaurant up the street from there, guys) holding hands and chatting it up with fans.
Personally I'm loving this coupling because it's nice to see Justin move on to a new lady and I think I love that Leighton Meester. No, I've never seen her show, but I did illegally download a copy of The Roommate several months back, so I'm pretty happy for her too.
I dunno, I find this much more interesting than her co-star's newest fling. Any objections?
May 18, 2011 at 5:30 pm by Molls
4 Responses to "Oh! My! God! You! Guys! You'll NEVER GUESS Who's Dating!!!"
It's not a surprise. In the right lighting, that girl looks quite a bit like Drew.
She looks just like her in the dark.
really? has she got new security?
i love love love this! it makes my heart melt… unlike her "co-stars latest fling" which totally makes my skin crawl (VOMIT!)