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Florentine Chicken Soup Recipe
"My husband loves Alfredo sauce, so I'm always looking for new variations," writes Cindie Henf from Sebastian, Florida. "This easy-to-make soup is wonderful with crusty Italian bread and a tomato-mozzarella-basil salad. Best of all, it's the perfect amount for two of us."
- 1 cup uncooked penne pasta
- 1 package (6 ounces) ready-to-use chicken breast cuts
- 4 cups chopped fresh spinach
- 1 jar (7 ounces) roasted sweet red peppers, drained and sliced
- 3 fresh rosemary sprigs, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1-1/2 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3/4 cup Alfredo sauce
- 3 tablespoons prepared pesto
- 2 tablespoons pine nuts, toasted
- 1 tablespoon shredded Parmesan cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, saute the chicken, spinach, red peppers, rosemary, garlic powder and pepper in butter until spinach is wilted. Stir in the broth, Alfredo sauce and pesto; cook for 4-5 minutes or until heated through.
- Drain pasta and add to the soup. Sprinkle with pine nuts and cheese. Yield: 5 cups.
Originally published as Florentine Chicken Soup in Cooking for 2 Fall 2005, p31
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Reviewed Jun. 9, 2014
I agree with the previous person. This recipe needs no changes except that you should make a double batch:) Delicious.
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2013
I always change a recipe BUT not this one ---Love it just the way it is !! I am now gluten free so i add G/F pasta now.
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2012
Great soup. Different than your basic chicken noodle. I used fresh bel pepper and sauteed it before adding the rest of the ingredients. Came out wonderful!
Reviewed Nov. 26, 2012
I had made a Pesto-Chicken Penne Casserole (recipe also from taste of home) and wanted a different recipe to use some of my left-over ingredients. This soup did the trick! It was positively delicious and the rosemary really makes the soup.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2012
This didn't come out as soup when I made it. More of a colorful casserole with a little broth.
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Lee family quietly leaves home as activists pledge to push reforms
Members of Lee family quietly moved out of their longtime home in Chinatown last night, a day before their latest scheduled Ellis Act eviction, which had been postponed twice before thanks to headline-grabbing progressive activism that turned away deputies and persuaded the Mayor's Office to intervene with the landlord.
But this time, the Mayor's Office has been mum about the case (officials haven't responded to our requests for comment) after failing to find a solution to the Lees – an elderly couple using Social Security to care their disabled 48-year-old daughter – still unresolved situation. With help from the Asian Law Caucus and Chinatown Community Development Center, the Lees moved their belongings into storage while they are staying in a hotel.
"The family is staying at a hotel in the city for the next few days as they try to finalize on a couple of potential rental units here. They'll be paying over twice the amount that they had been paying for their rent-controlled unit. Their SSI won't be enough to make ends meet, and so they will be spending down their relocation compensation, which may be depleted in the next several months," Asian Law Caucus attorney Omar Calimbas told us. "Hopefully, the family will be able to find subsidized housing by then, or they will be in a precarious state of affairs again."
Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi told us yesterday that he's been waiting for word from the Mayor's Office and hoping to avoid this evicting the family. "We're duty bound. It's a court order," Mirkarimi said of his eviction obligation. "The eviction is on the books, but we've been expecting an alternative plan by the Mayor's Office after he intervened in this case."
The San Francisco Examiner, which had earlier given splashy credit to Mayor Ed Lee for stalling the Lee family's eviction – to the irritation of some activists that probably deserve more credit than anyone in the Mayor's Office – had the only journalist on the scene with the Lees last night, but the paper didn't have any comments or updates from the Mayor's Office.
Weeks before Mayor's Lee's headline-grabbing Sept. 25 intervention in the Lee case, Mirkarimi had his Eviction Assistance Unit contact the Lees and try to help them avoid being turned out with no place to go. But in a city where his office performs around 1,000 evictions per year – it executed 998 court-ordered evictions last year -- the single full-time staffer in that office is overwhelmed.
"We need more staff to assist when it gets to this point," Mirkarimi told us. But his budget request last year to add another position to the unit was denied by the Mayor's Office and Board of Supervisors, a request that Mirkarimi renewed in a Sept. 30 letter to Mayor Lee.
"When there is a determination, our EAU attempts to support individuals and families facing eviction, not just Ellis Act evictions, but all evictions. This unit is comprised of one full time deputy sheriff and the partial time of another deputy. Based on [the current eviction] trend, our EAU staffing is insufficient and ill-equipped to assist qualified individuals and families who may be at risk of becoming homeless," Mirkarimi wrote. "With renewed focus on the consequences of evictions in San Francisco, I return to our FY 2013-2014 budget request to enhance our EAU with one full time clinical outreach worker."
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"Overall, the several weeks of reprieve from the eviction that were won after an incredible display of community solidarity with the Lees were very important in giving them time to find a temporary fix," Calimbas told us. "Stay tuned in the next day or so for the next move by a growing coalition of community organizations, housing advocates and labor in pushing for a comprehensive package of legislative reform to curb the outbreak of displacement-based speculation."
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and gives property owners an affirmative and unfettered right to exist the landlord business. So unless these "reforms" involve changing the law in Sacramento, which seems highly unlikely, there is really nothing that can be done.
Note however that Ellis evictions rarely happen outside of San Francisco, so it appears this is a only an issue for our city. Perhaps a better solution would be to allow landlords a better incentive to not Ellis buildings. Some relaxation of the ability to raise rents, which is currently just 60% of CPI, would probably be sufficient to dissuade some owners from an Ellis, which remains undesirable in principle, expect when the alternatives are even worse.
over and over again for years on end?
i would think it would become quite tedious
which aren't even on topic.
I understand it must be frustrating for you to be powerless to do anything about Ellis Act evictions, and you therefore lash out at those who point that out. Nonetheless, it would be helpful for you to understand the futility of that, and actually try working with landlords rather than constantly try and fight them.
You might be pleasantly surprised at the result.
property is theft
Rent control is theft
buying a piece of land, and making people pay you to live on it
is stealing
Renting a bike?
Renting equipment?
Renting a RV?
Renting anything?
and all of the other rentals you mentioned are rentals consumers choose so that they don't have to own those things
no one would choose to rent a home if they could own it themselves
and everyone must have a place to live
hence when you buy property and make pay you a profit to live on it because i have no choice
you are stealing from me
from me is optional, because you could have chosen a different home.
So it was a free consensual agreement that we made and, if you are not happy with it, then you should not have agreed to the terms.
i didn't "choose" where i live
i settled for what i could get because there are more people who need homes than there are homes being made available
nearly all tenants are therefore captives to thieving land owners who are holding the land hostage from them and demanding profit
that there is more demand than supply. And then you complain that it is more expensive than you would like?
because no matter what city a person moves to the situation is the same
rent may be lower, but pay is also lower, and there are more people seeking housing than there is housing being offered
systemic problems like property rent theft exist everywhere in the U.S.
other US cities?
the housing problem is everywhere
because capitalism is a joke and mandates exploitation and poverty to exist
new world order.
You go first and I'll join in when I see you are winning.
the way toward a new economic system is to build it from the grassroots
from the ground up
co-ops and worker management are growing as we type
They are pretty little white houses with picket fences and a gnome in every garden.
The revolution is near, I tell you.
Now, where did I put my mittens?
We will have to wait for the Revolution to finally get our free mittens, Comrades!
You search high and low, but they rarely show up.
Almost nobody has a home - that's how bad it is.
from the as kicking that you get from not knowing what you are talking about
Just to show you who's boss around here.
I am all powerful!
You will lose, because I can troll more than a thousand normal men!
Crown me Lilli, King of the Trolls.
just to gain the petty (and imaginary) feeling that you have won
I like yoghurt!
wuff wuff.
Double standard much?
Nobody goes to as much effort to troll as you do, Lilli!
You're the King Of The Trolls!
for a good reason
not just to use a petty underhanded ploy to get an imaginary feeling of "winning"
i honestly feel sorry for you
You could choose to live in Modesto.....
Not because he can afford it, because he cannot. Not because he has the job skills that SF needs because he does not.
No, racer needs to be in SF because SF is cool, and racer wants to be cool, but he cannot be cool in Modesto. Or even Oakland, evidently.
and it pays me well enough to live here
plenty of homeless in sf. you could choose to be one of them. but instead you want to be a part of the system. you want to live in comfort. so you have to pay the price. want to be a hunter gatherer move to alaska. hope you can eat what you kill. don't think you will survive on plants alone.
I agree with Racer that asking someone to pay me rent is unjust. That's why I use Ellis act when I bought my building so I can live with a clear conscience.
I thought landlords invoked the Ellis Act out of desperation. Your tale is one of a business decision to maximize profits, not a desperate necessity to stem losses.
It must be nice to find outside political support to subvert local governance. Especially when almost all statewide elected officials and judges belong to the property owner class and often own or invest in rental property.
this is simply a barricade against trolls
it is a signpost to indicate to the reader that other anonymous posters on this thread are beginning to purposely diminish the conversation into repetitive reactionary hyperbole, and/or petty, mean spirited personal attacks and irrelevant bickering
the barrier is put in place to signal that there is probably little point in reading more replies in the thread past this point
proceed at your own risk
Isn't this fun?
Boat sales are theft, but that's another story
Free, I say. And wherever I want it? No matter what size! no matter what it costed someone else to buy. It's all about me, me, me.
when did i say all housing should be free?
and you profoundly misunderstand the basic premise
that housing should not be able to be bought by private parties to sell or rent to others
it should all be in public ownership and distributed according to need
So it is reasonable to assume that you are arguing not to be stolen from, i.e. not to pay rent.
it is the profit making that is stealing
i am happy to pay people a decent wage to maintain my building so i can continue to live in it
when i am charged a profit above that (as nearly all tenants are)
my money is being stolen by a crook
current system where the market sets them, and then increased are limited?
Under your system many rents would go up, because some rents are less than the costs e.g. where a landlord buys a new building with low-rent tenants.
Perhaps if they were allowed to raise their rents in the way you suggest, then there would be less Ellis?
After all, market-rent paying tenants NEVER get Ellis'ed. Would you trade security for rent?
the system i am proposing would not allow private ownership of the buildings people live in
citywide municipal owned housing would allow rent stabilization by income
But I agree that rent control should be means tested.
i am saying that in just the same way that medicare is provided fairly and equally to all, regardless of income
so would housing be provided if it were socialized regardless of income
it would not be means tested
it would be means *neutral*
Food should be at cost.
A world without profit makes me eyes go all teary.
but there are plenty of small economies that operate as gift economies and it could be done on a broader scale
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Thanks to Chris for bringing this one to our tasting - it was something I never thought I'd try. Pours a dark, dark brown color with a fading, tan-colored head that doesn't stick around too long before it recedes to nothing but a thin skin cap.
As I first bring my nose to the glass, I'm getting a weird aroma that was hard for be to pinpoint at first, but upon further sniffing, I've come to the conclusion that it was: beef jerky. That's right, I get some serious beef jerky-like aroma off the top of the nose from this thing. Slightly smokey and robust with maybe a touch of spice. Big roasted malts full out the edges, along with some light cocoa beans. Some woody-oak and vanilla aromas don't come through much until the beer warms up a bit, but then they really start to break through. Light sweetness is detectable, but it's slightly overshadowed by the somewhat harsh roast.
The taste hits bit with some sharp coffee and cocoa - dense and seemingly packed with concentrated flavor. The front end is mildly sweet, but it transforms quickly into a more bitter and roasted flavor as the malts grow from quiet to loud within seconds. No beef jerky on the palate, per se, but I swear I'm still getting it in the aroma. Out comes a light heat, almost like a chili pepper spice, although I really don't "taste" chilies - my tongue is just picking up the tingling sensation as though they are there.
The alcohol is a bit subdued at first but gets much, much stronger over the course of this beer. Sweetness comes in noticeably but tame enough to be enjoyable; molasses, light syrup, and some dark fruits are the main contributors. The aftertaste is dominated by an ashy, charred flavor - perhaps this is where my nose was picking up the beef jerky from? Medium-thick body, slick and a touch oily on the palate coming in on the lower end of the carbonation scale.
Certainly glad I got to try this one, although I don't feel it was all it was cracked up to be. Definitely some uniqueness to it, regarding the smokiness and the serious beef jerky notes my nose was picking up. Is it just me who was getting that? Either way, tasty beer, but probably not worth what it took to get it. Thanks again to Chris, though - I'm glad to say I had the chance to experience this one.
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Taste is much better than any of of the four beers on their own. Rich and creamy, chocolate and raisns, light roasty flavors as well. Overall quite tasty.
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Black as can be and very thick and viscous, with a moderately sized brown head that leaves spots and smears of stick to the glass.
The aroma is a rich combination of dark, roasted malts, dark plum, chocolate, and a very earthy hop character. Complete and appropriate.
The flavor is similar with chocolate, dark fruits, roasted malt, earthy hops, and a bit of alcohol bite on the finish combining for a big, rich, full, though simple flavor.
Full mouthfeel with low to moderate carbonation. Nice.
A very fine big stout, but disappointing because of the pedigree involved to create this big beer. This beer is expensive, and by all accounts, not worth the hefty price tag. I'd probably prefer any of the base beers to this blend, unfortunately. I'm glad I got to try it, but won't seek out another bottle.
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4/5 rDev -5.7%
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4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
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New Jersey
4/5 rDev -5.7%
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4/5 rDev -5.7%
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Ontario (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev -2.1%
Altogether well put together RIS, thanks Tom. Smoke, thick head, creamy, hoppy, good barrel ageing. Looks, the smell, the mouthfeel, masterful blend of these four masters, without a flaw. Great beer exceeding expectations in a great style. Minor in chocolate, the smoke was so well integrated, and the hook for me.
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Baller Stout from Three Floyds Brewing Co. & Brewpub
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Sentences were handed down Monday in the DeKalb County Schools corruption trial. A DeKalb County judge sentenced former DeKalb superintendent Crawford Lewis to a year in jail for his role in a school construction racketeering case.The judge rejected a recommendation from prosecutors that Lewis only receive 12-months' probation after he pled guilty and testified against co-defendants Pat Reid and her ex-husband Tony Pope.Reid, who was chief operating officer for DeKalb Schools, and her then-husband Pope were found guilty of illegally steering more than a million dollars in school construction projects to Pope's architectural company. Reid was sentenced to 15 years in prison, while Pope was ordered to serve 8 years behind bars.Pope's attorney, John Petrey, expressed disappointment in the outcome. "We were very disappointed in the verdict itself because we felt that the evidence clearly established that Tony worked within the parameters at least of his understanding of what the agreement was," Petrey said. DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James said the judge sent a strong message with the sentencing. "That this type of activity that this type of behavior by public officials and people that are entrusted with public funds will not be tolerated," James said.The judge also ordered both Reid and Pope to pay restitution.
Fox 5's Deidra Dukes files this report from DeKalb County: click the link above to view the video.
Firefighters are calling a man a hero after he helped save a family from a burning home in DeKalb County.
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***MUST HAVE - PMP CERTIFICATION & LOGISTICS EXPERIENCE*** SUMMARY Oversee the planning, development, implementation and tracking of specific projects as assigned by Senior Management. ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES · Define the scope of the project in collaboration with senior management · Create a detailed work plan which identifies and sequences the activities needed to successfully complete th...
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We are a general contractor / construction manager / self perform construction company servicing a wide range of business segments and clients of which most of them are fortune 500 companies. Due to steady and continuous growth, we are looking for a highly motivated, organized, team-orientated,and job experienced project managers to assist us with servicing our growing network of clients and excit...
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Electrical/Mechanical Project Manager/Estimator The ideal job candidate will possess excellent communication skills and have at least 5 years of experience managing a full spectrum of electrical and or mechanical construction projects ranging from $1 Million to $25 Million. We are a Michigan based company looking for candidates willing to work on projects in Mexico. We are looking for someone wh...
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Pfertsh plucks a thick wedge of glass from the glittering shards strewn everywhere and fingers the raised "CCC" -- a maker's mark, he explains, denoting Carl Conrad and Company, a liquor distributor. He notes the fragment's aquamarine hue, created when cobalt, an element used in bottle manufacturing in the late 1800s, is exposed to sunlight over many decades.
Everything points to the questionable practices of the early road-trippers: This particular fragment derives from a 125-year-old Budweiser bottle. "They were drinking and driving," Pfertsh says with a laugh, deducing that it was most likely deposited by wagon travelers hauling goods from a former railroad junction along the Gunnison River.
Pfertsh retrieves another bauble, this one a smooth knob of green glass -- an insulator from a telephone line installed around 1900. From these artifacts, he concludes that we are not standing on a true portion of the Old Spanish Trail but on a latter-day offshoot, known as the Salt Lake Wagon Road. Still, finding these "newer" roads is often as good as finding the original itself. "The old Salt Lake road is reported to have followed portions of the Old Spanish Trail," he explains. "By identifying traces of the wagon road, we have been able to find segments of the much fainter Old Spanish Trail."
Unlike, say, the Oregon or Mormon trails, which received a steady stream of wagon traffic -- their iron-clad wheels incised indelible ruts in the Wyoming steppe -- the Old Spanish Trail was used primarily by pack trains of horses and mules, leaving far less enduring marks. The trail is not a single line of exploration, says Pfertsh, but a tangle of routes that varied depending on the time of year, the types of animals used, the cargo being hauled, the state of tribal relations -- even the traveler's disposition. "It's as much a concept as it is a trail," says Pat Richmond, a Cortez historian and founding member of the Old Spanish Trail Association, a nonprofit group of historians and trail enthusiasts.
Geography is another complicating factor. Particularly in the West, where travel corridors are often constrained by geography (passes through high peaks, say), routes tend to persist over time. This "continuity of travel" means that historical trails often lie within sight -- if not spitting distance -- of modern roads. Sure enough, no more than a half-mile away, a glittering river of traffic courses along U.S. 50.
And, of course, with roads comes the unavoidable clutter of the present: gas pipelines, fiber-optic cables, transmission lines, telephone wires, wind turbines, oil-pumping units. Two massive new energy projects impinge on the trail corridor: BrightSource's Ivanpah Solar Project on the California-Nevada border, and the Silurian Valley Wind Project on the eastern fringes of Death Valley. "People assume that the Mojave is a wasteland and that these green energy projects are without cost. But a proper accounting of the cultural and environmental resources that stand to be lost has not happened," says Liz Warren of the Old Spanish Trail Association. "This project will bring an aura of modernity that is completely out of line with the trail and this landscape."
The route of a historic trail may be altered slightly, according to the National Trails System Act, "to avoid difficult routing through subsequent development ... or (offer) a more pleasurable recreational experience." But that raises important questions. How much, for example, can a historic trail deviate -- detouring around a forest of gas wells or bypassing a 3,000-acre wind farm -- before it is no longer historically meaningful? How does one protect the past when the past is firmly anchored to a changing landscape?
These questions are only beginning to be addressed by the federal agencies involved. "Part of the problem is that the Old Spanish Trail wasn't part of the historic trail system until very recently," says Sarah Schlanger, BLM's former lead manager of the trail. Budget cuts and high turnover at local field offices are compounding factors. Solar, wind and extractive industry projects are proceeding on a much larger scale than land managers have dealt with in the past. "And, as we're learning, it's really hard to 'damp down' the visual elements of alternative energy projects," she says. She also notes what seems to be a core weakness of the National Trails System Act: Though it provides a framework for protecting historic routes, it does not mandate their continuity. "These trails were never expected to provide for 'through-hiking' like the Appalachian Trail or the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail," she says.
The present, pragmatic solution, says Schlanger, is to focus on trail sections in areas little changed since the time of their original use -- areas of high historical integrity. Land managers rank a site's integrity by considering such factors as visible traces of a track, historic artifacts, and the presence of unobstructed views. "It's often very difficult to protect views in the Western U.S., where sightlines can extend for miles," says Barb Pahl, a regional director with the National Trust for Historical Preservation. But it's also the law to attempt to preserve historically significant views. Historic views have been at least nominally accounted for in the 2000 Black Rock Desert Bill, for example, which "serves to protect the integrity of the viewshed" of part of the California emigrant trail in Nevada.
While some trail segments may still reflect the character of the past, the Old Spanish Trail experience of today is largely defined by juxtapositions, by endless sweeps of sage giving way to the glare of solar reflectors or the glow of the Las Vegas Strip. Much has already been lost, and no one knows how much of what remains can ultimately be saved.
"But at the very least, we'll have a better idea of what is out here," says Pfertsh, gazing out over the old road running faintly over the high plateau toward Delta and the snowcapped San Juan Mountains beyond. "We'll have some data to work with, and that's a good start."


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text: Kids' Street Style on Ladys & Gents A Place For Your Fashionable Tots to Showcase Their Style by Lisa Horten 2/06/13 2 Reactions 10 Shares Print 1 2 7 0 0 Mini fashionistas (and their mamas), take heed: there's a new destination on the web that's just for you! Ladys & Gents is the adorable new kids' fashion site from designer Jenni Kayne and stylist Estee Stanley. Anyone can submit photos to Ladys & Gents, where the best of the bunch are featured in a clean, sophisticated layout. We caught up with the "ladys" behind the site — who are also moms themselves — to get their take on the kiddie fashion scene. Click through for Estee and Jenni's fashionable mom insight and to see more of the adorable tots featured on Ladys & Gents! Source: Ladys & Gents What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LilSugar: How old are each of your kids? Jenni Kayne (left): Our kids are the same age — Tanner and Teddy are 4 1/2 and Ripley and Flora are almost 2. LS: Tell me about Ladys & Gents. What made you decide to start the site? JK: We're both in love with dressing our kids, and admiring other little ones' outfits — we both work in fashion, how could we not be?! Ladys & Gents is meant to be inspirational to other moms who love style as well as a great way to share photos of our children with all our friends. Estee Stanley (right): I'm constantly searching the web for new kids' clothes and designers. It's my favorite thing to do. I always found blogs with cute kids' outfits, but no info. And there aren't any kids' fashion sites like Vogue or Elle, and I feel like they should be. So that's where this idea came from. 1 / 7 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LS: How do you think that great "kiddie style" is achieved? JK: I think it's very individual but what is so great about kids' clothes and styles is you can really have fun and mix it up, there are no rules. 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Downtown Association explores official status
PLATTSBURGH — The newly revived Plattsburgh Downtown Visitors Association is exploring methods to become an official nonprofit entity.
City Attorney John Clute spoke to the group this week about membership in the Lake City Local Development Corp., which has existed since 1996.
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He said it is a small organization, but it does have an existing nonprofit corporate structure.
"I believe we have the resources that can help a group such as this," he said.
That would include the ability to seek grant funding.
Clute said the business group should define its goals. Membership in the LDC could even result in a transformation of that city corporation, he said.
"It is something that has tremendous potential."
The association members in attendance agreed to seek LDC membership as a group.
Champlain Wine Company co-owner Colin Read said that doesn't preclude individual members from joining the LDC. He also said he doesn't want that membership to result in a loss of the association's intended purpose.
Read said they can use the LDC as their nonprofit entity and still have their own organization.
The First Weekend series, with live street musicians and special offers at downtown businesses, is proving to be a success, Read said.
"The primary thing we want to focus on is getting people downtown."
The next events are Aug. 2 and 3 and Sept. 6 and 7, the latter coming a week before the Battle of Plattsburgh commemoration.
Tim McCormick of McCormick and Deon said they are spread thin as far as available musicians. Mary Gillen of Paychex suggested seeking jugglers, holding treasure hunts or finding groups interested in "flash mob"-type activities.
Joe Kovacs, owner of Smooth Moves on Broad Street and Mini Moves on City Hall Place, said an employee at his smaller store reported triple the usual sales on July 6, during the second First Weekend.
"My guy said he was swamped for three hours," he said.
That is the type of anecdotal evidence that the group could present to the Common Council as it seeks approval for street closures for future First Weekend events, McCormick said.
"They really need to see that it's a community event," he said.
The association is still developing a design for a placemat-sized map of city offerings that could be distributed at hotels, restaurants, businesses, marinas and other locations.
Susan Coonrod of Plattsburgh Yarn and Gifts provided two draft versions.
Joshua Kretser of pod studio suggested the association could sell ads to be placed on the map.
Kovacs said they should explore placing a larger version of the map on the kiosk that the association once operated at the north end of the Durkee Street parking lot.
He also said they should seek more signs to show visitors where free parking is available.
Bill Ferris of Big Apple Audio said that could be another item to bring up when they speak to the Common Council.
The association elected officers at the end of the meeting: Read as president; McCormick, vice president; Gillen, secretary; and Germaine Hicks of TD Bank, treasurer.
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(WMC-TV) - Friends, family, and fans have been on pins and needles awaiting Jerry "The King" Lawler's CT scan results. According to Joe Cooper, who is Lawler's best friend and business partner, the results are in.
Cooper says Lawler does not have brain damage as a result of his heart attack Monday night.
The wrestling icon has been stabilized in a Montreal hospital. Family members tell us he is heavily sedated after having heart surgery Tuesday, but he is responding to them and is even squeezing his girlfriend's hand.
While several of his loved ones have already made it across the border, others have been delayed as they try to obtain a passport.
His ex-wife and former WWE diva Stacy Carter has been keeping loyal fans updated on Facebook.
Just after 7 o'clock Tuesday, her status update revealed a concern for brain damage.
This comes after Lawler is said to have gone through an angioplasty procedure earlier Tuesday. Lawler and his girlfriend, Lauryn, were just together in Aruba. The two only returned to Memphis Sunday. Lawler had a fast turnaround flying out the next morning, the day of his heart attack, for Montreal.
His son Brian, also a pro-wrestler, has made it to Canada and is posting on his father's Facebook page.
"He was shocked a total of seven times at the arena and underwent a balloon stint to open up a clogged artery when he arrived at hospital," his son posted on Facebook. "Everyone out there needs to say a special prayer for his brain at this point, please."
It reportedly took 15 minutes for paramedics to resuscitate the wrestler.
Lawler is a Memphis legend with a world-wide fan base. Within seconds of his heart attack, which was caught on live TV during WWE Monday night RAW, the hash tag #prayforlawler was in full force.
The world-wide concern has been overwhelming for Lawler's loved ones. The WWE update story has been liked over 12,000 times on Facebook and tweeted over 1,500 times.
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|Scholarship opportunities announced for new and returning Nicolet students
Nicolet College Foundation scholarship applications will be available starting Jan. 28 for anyone looking to receive funding for the 2013-'14 academic year at Nicolet.
Last year, the foundation awarded more than 250 scholarships ranging in value from $400 to $3,000, according to Heather Schallock, foundation executive director.
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Dale Cendali is a nationally recognized leader in the field of intellectual property litigation, having successfully litigated and tried numerous high-profile cases, and having argued before the U.S. Supreme Court. Her practice encompasses copyright, trademark, Internet, false advertising, patent and trade secrets law, as well as defamation, the right of publicity, privacy, complex contract disputes and similar areas, including electronic discovery.
Dale has repeatedly been ranked as a "top tier" lawyer by Chambers Global and Chambers USA, which describes her as "one of the best lawyers in the country" in her field who combines "intellectual acuity" with a "tough, hard-working attitude"; a "superb litigator" who "thinks quickly on her feet and vigorously defends her clients." In 2014, she was selected to Benchmark's Top 250 Women in Litigation. In 2013, The National Law Journal selected her as one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers in America." The Journal had previously named her one of "America's Top 50 Women Litigators," one of the "50 Most Influential Women Lawyers in America," and one of "The Most Influential Lawyers" for media and entertainment. Euromoney Legal Media Group also named Dale as "Best in Copyright [in] the Americas" at its inaugural Americas Women in Business Law Awards in 2012, and repeated the honor in 2013. Dale was listed as one of Lawdragon's 500 Leading Lawyers in America in the 2013-2014 guide. Dale was also included in Euromoney's Benchmark guide, "The Top 250 Women in Litigation." Managing Intellectual Property selected Dale as one of the six "Outstanding IP Practitioners" in the United States, and named her trial victory for J.K. Rowling on the high-profile "Lexicon" fair use case as the "Copyright Trial of the Year." The Legal 500 U.S. recognized Dale as a "leading lawyer" in the area of trademark litigation. The World Trademark Review recognized Dale as a "Trademark Experts' Expert." IP Law & Business recognized her as one of the "Magnificent Seven - IP's Best Young Trial Lawyers." Dale was selected for The Best Lawyers in America in the area of Intellectual Property Law. She has also repeatedly been named by Super Lawyers among "The Top 100 New York Lawyers" as well as "The Top 50 Female New York Lawyers." Her picture appeared on the cover of the Super Lawyers supplement in The New York Times Magazine. She was profiled in the feature story "Truth, Justice and the Cendali Way" in the 2007 New York Metro edition of Super Lawyers Magazine. The American Lawyer profiled her as one of the high-profile lateral hires in 2009. Dale has been recognized by the Harvard Law Bulletin as one of Harvard Law School's "Nifty 50," celebrating 50 of Harvard Law School's alumnae. Dale is also an integral part of the intellectual property team, which in 2010 won Kirkland the title of "Trademark Contentious Firm of the Year", and in 2013 won "Copyright Firm of the Year" for the Northeast region by Managing Intellectual Property. Finally, Dale was selected as a litigation star in the 2013 edition of Benchmark Appellate.
Dale is also an adjunct professor at Harvard Law School, teaching copyright and trademark litigation. She is also a prolific writer and has long been active in the bar. For example, the International Trademark Association elected Dale to serve as Counsel, the highest ranking position in the organization for an outside counsel. Dale was also the Vice Chair of the Copyright Division and chair of the IP Special Issues Division for the IP Section of the American Bar Association, and currently serves as Council for the ABA IP Section.
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For more than 20 years, Dale has tried unique, high-profile cases in state and federal courts across the country and in a wide variety of subject areas:
Argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Twentieth Century Fox in Dastar v. Fox, a copyright and Lanham Act case involving General Dwight D. Eisenhower's acclaimed memoirs, having won trials below on liability and damages. The case ultimately ended with Fox obtaining a permanent injunction and a multimillion dollar award.
Won the highly publicized copyright fair use trial representing J. K. Rowling against RDR Publishing, bringing a halt to the proposed publication of an unauthorized Harry Potter "Lexicon." Managing Intellectual Property named this trial "Copyright Trial of the Year."
Represented The Associated Press in a high-profile declaratory judgment suit brought by Shepard Fairey, in which the AP asserted copyright infringement claims, among others, arising out of Mr. Fairey's unauthorized use of the AP's photo of President Barack Obama to make a graphic image used on the Obama "Hope" posters and related commercial merchandise, including t-shirts, sweatshirts and tote bags, during the 2008 presidential campaign. As a result of the AP's discovery efforts, Fairey was eventually forced to admit attempting to destroy key documents, and fabricating other documents, leading to a criminal investigation by the U.S. Attorney's Office. Fairey and the AP later settled their respective claims, agreeing to share the rights to make posters and merchandise using the "Obama Hope" image, to collaborate on a series of images based on AP photos, and to undisclosed financial terms. After the AP won summary judgment dismissing the fair use defense asserted by Obey Clothing, Fairey's exclusive licensee for apparel using the "Hope" image, the AP and Obey Clothing resolved their claims on the eve of trial, agreeing to collaborate to make and sell apparel using Shepard Fairey graphics based on AP photographs as well as to confidential financial terms.
Represented Victoria's Secret in a trademark suit against Victor Moseley, of Victor's Little Secret, which went up to the United States Supreme Court and resulted in a new dilution statute. The trademark fight started in 1998, when Victoria's Secret sued Moseley for trademark dilution. In 2003, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed the injunction against Victor's Little Secret and remanded the case to the Sixth Circuit. In 2006, however, Congress passed the Trademark Dilution Revision Act (TDRA), which overturned the Supreme Court's decision. After passage of the TDRA, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit remanded the case to the district court, which again ruled in favor of Victoria's Secret under the new TDRA. The Supreme Court refused to rehear the defendant's appeal in March 2011, affirming victory for Victoria's Secret.
Represented Victoria's Secret in the U.S. Supreme Court in a case of first impression interpreting the federal dilution statute, and leading to Dale's appointment on the International Trademark Association Presidential Select Committee that helped rewrite the federal dilution statute and her key role in preparing for the Congressional hearings regarding the bill.
Representing Oracle in its appeal of district court orders finding elements of its Java Application Programming Interfaces, which Google admittedly copied when creating its Android operating system, uncopyrightable and denying a motion for judgment on fair use.
Representing major U.S. consumer products companies, both offensively and defensively, in false advertising matters, including in connection with claim substantiation, consumer surveys, and litigation.
Won dismissal of all claims on behalf of Scholastic Inc. in a copyright infringement action, based on the court's that J. K. Rowling's fourth Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, was not copied from "The Adventures of Willy the Wizard: No. 1 Livid Land," a 16-page book written by Adrian Jacobs in 1987. The suit, which was brought by Jacobs's estate on behalf of his son, had sought profits from the sale of Goblet in the United States.
Won two motions for summary judgment completely vindicating The Walt Disney Company's position regarding the lack of either forward or reverse confusion in a trademark case filed by THOIP, the owner of the Mr. Men and Little Miss literary works and related properties. The successful summary judgment motions were facilitated by victories granting Disney's motions to exclude both of plaintiff's survey experts.
Represented Honeywell in class actions premised on fraud on the trademark office involving the famous Honeywell Round trademark for thermostats.
Won a jury trial defending the makers of the Bratz dolls from copyright and trademark claims that the Bratz dolls were based on plaintiffs' designs.
Representing the makers of the famous "Tetris" video game in connection with ongoing policing of their intellectual property assets on the Internet, including multiple litigations both domestic and international.
Represented Colgate-Palmolive in trademark infringement litigation involving the "Total" brand, its crown jewel. On behalf of Colgate, Kirkland filed two separate suits alleging trademark infringement, unfair competition, trademark dilution, deceptive trade practices and unjust enrichment against defendants, Johnson & Johnson and Chattem Inc.
Won summary judgment in a high-profile copyright and trademark action that accused J. K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books, of plagiarism. In the matter, awarded sanctions and attorneys' fees because of claimants' fabricated evidence.
Successfully defended the Gallo Winery from false advertising charges brought by Heublein in a case that involved the extensive use of survey experts.
Representing IBM in connection with a copyright and patent infringement case brought by CCP Systems Inc. in a case involving JScribe technology and international issues.
Won a landmark trial on behalf of the Martha Graham Dance Center, in a case that preserved Martha Graham's dance legacy in a bitterly contested contract, fiduciary duty and intellectual property battle against the heir to Martha Graham's estate.
Successfully represented Twentieth Century Fox in a high-profile copyright, false advertising, and breach of contract lawsuit against Marvel Comics, Tribune, and Fireworks concerning the movie X-Men and television show Mutant X.
Represented Nuance Communications, a leading provider of speech and imaging solutions for businesses and consumers around the world, in several patent infringement, copyright, trademark, contract and trade secret misappropriation actions involving speech recognition and related technology, including cases in the Eastern District of Texas, Delaware, and in private arbitration.
Obtained a temporary restraining order on behalf of Trader Joe's barring the Gristede's supermarket chain from proceeding with its planned opening of a new store under the name "Gristede's Trader John's" and using trade dress that copied the distinctive Trader Joes' style; the case settled on favorable terms shortly thereafter.
Secured a favorable settlement for License Management Co. during the second week of an expected three-week bench trial in the District of Connecticut in a case involving breach of fiduciary duty and corporate opportunity claims, and license rights to the world-famous "Swiss Army" branded products and trademarks.
Successfully represented J. K. Rowling in numerous intellectual property disputes nationwide, including a highly publicized copyright infringement action brought against the New York Daily News involving the premature release of excerpts of the fifth Harry Potter book.
Represented and advising Lionel LLC in all of its intellectual property litigation, and in developing, protecting and enforcing its intellectual property rights, including assisting to secure the reversal of a $40 million adverse judgment on trade secret claims that threatened the company with bankruptcy, and successfully resolving a high-profile trademark dispute against Union Pacific train line.
Won summary judgment for Twentieth Century Fox in a copyright infringement matter brought by the purported owner of the photograph allegedly used to create the "I WANT TO BELIEVE" poster in Fox Mulder's office on The X-Files.
Successfully represented Time Warner Entertainment and related companies, such as Time Inc. and Home Box Office, in a variety of matters including a major fraud in the inducement contract case and the successful defeat of a preliminary injunction involving Time's expansion of its "Real Simple" line of products.
Led a team in obtaining a unanimous federal jury verdict in favor of the American National Theatre, a nonprofit theatre organization in New York, in a trademark infringement case brought by ANTA, another nonprofit theater organization, over the right to the American National Theatre mark.
Representing numerous companies in the confidential planning and launch of new products, services and brands on a world-wide basis.
Obtained transfers of domain names pursuant to both the ICANN dispute resolution procedures and the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act and counseling on Internet issues in general.
Defeated as a prior restraint O. J. Simpson's attempt to enjoin broadcast of the Simpson/Brown wedding video and later obtained a demurrer of the suit as failing to state a claim under privacy and unfair competition law.
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American Bar Association
IP Section of the American Bar Association (Chair of Division IV - IP Special Issues; Vice Chair of Division III - Copyrights; Former Chair of the Copyright Litigation Committee)
Litigation Section of the American Bar Association (Former Chair of the IP Committee; Former Division Chair)
New York State Bar Association (Media Law Committee; IP Committee; Cyberlaw Committee)
Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Trademarks and Unfair Competition Committee (Former Chair); Communications and Media Law Committee; Copyright and Literary Property Committee)
International Trademark Association (Former Counsel; Former Chair of Trademark Enforcement Committee; Former Chair of the Dilution Committee; Former Member of the Presidential Select Task Force on Dilution)
"New Trends in U.S. Trademark Litigation Involving Chinese Companies," New York Law Journal, February 27, 2012 (Co-Author)
"Why Trademark and Copyright Counsel Should Heed the Patent Precedent of the Supreme Court," Landslide, November/December 2009
"Copyrights and Wrongs," The Economist on-line debate on proposed revisions to copyright law, May 2009 (Opinion Author)
"Copyright Litigation" chapter in Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel (Robert L. Haig, ed., 1st ed., Fall 2000 and 2008 Supp. by West Group and ACA) (First Author)
"Eight Steps to a Powerful Opening," 26 Communications Lawyer 11 Nov. 2008 (First Author)
Moseley v. V Secret Catalogue, Inc.: One Answer, Many Questions, 93 The Trademark Law Reporter 833, 2003 (First Author)
"How to Ensure Your Website Complies with Consumer Protection Laws," Internet Law & Business, October 2002
"Trademark Protection and the Internet," UCLA Symposium and INTA Annual Meeting, 2001
"Electronic Discovery," PLI's Fourth Annual Internet Law Institute, June 2000
"An Overview of Intellectual Property Issues Relating to the Internet," 89 Trademark Reporter 485, 1999 (First Author)
"The Internet and Jurisdiction: The International Experience," The Computer Law Association Bulletin, Vol. 14, No. 2 1999 (Co-Author)
"Personal Jurisdiction in Cyberspace," The New York Law Journal, July 20, 1998 (First Author)
"How to Protect Your Intellectual Property on the Internet?" Price Waterhouse Leadership Conference, 1998
"Freelancers Reeling In Fight Over Online Rights: Tasini v. The New York Times," The National Law Journal, October 20, 1997
"Personal Jurisdiction and the Internet," PLI's Annual Internet Law Institute, 1997 and 1998
"Net Use Raises Issues of Jurisdiction," The National Law Journal October 28, 1996 (First-Author)
"You Name It: To What Extent Can A Surname Be Used As A Trademark?" Los Angeles Daily Journal and the San Francisco Daily Journal April 25, 1996 (Co-Author)
"In Lotus, The 1st Circuit Departed From Precedent, Narrowing Protection For Developed Software And Giving Crafty Litigators A Blank Disk On Which To Write," The National Law Journal May 15, 1995 (First-Author)
"The Book Publishing Industry: Intellectual Property, Privacy, Libel and Contract Issues," The Texas Bar Association, March 1995
"Other Methods of Proof," The New York Bar Association's Practical Evidence Program, December 1994
"Computer Interfaces Test Copyright Law's Scope," The National Law Journal, October 31, 1994 (First-Author)
"Lotus Case Highlights Copyright Issues and High-Tech Problems," The National Law Journal, November 1, 1993 (Co-Author)
"Book Publishing," University of Houston Law Foundation and University of California at Davis School of Law, July 1993 and July 1994
"Federal Preemption of State Dilution Statutes," The New York Law Journal, April 12, 1993 (Co-Author)
"Sega Case Suggests Protection Strategies," The National Law Journal, January 18, 1993 (Co-Author)
"Ferrari Case Shows Collision of Competing [Trade Dress and Patent] Protection Concepts," The National Law Journal, October 12, 1992
"Fact-Compilation Ruling May Hinder [Copyright] Protection," The National Law Journal, June 17, 1991
"The Work for Hire Doctrine After CCNV v. Reid," New York State Bar Journal, July 1990 (Principal Co-Author)
"Enjoining A Tender Offer for Misuse of Confidential Information: Is It A Show-Stopper or Can The Bidder Cure?" The Journal of Proprietary Rights [December 1989 (Part I); January 1990 (Part II)] (First Author), abstract reprinted in The Bowne Digest for Corporate & Securities Lawyers (April 1990)
"Representing The Employee In A Trade Secret Case," The Corporate Analyst, August 1989 (First Author), Reprinted in The Corporate Counsel's Guide to Protecting Trade Secrets
"In Search Of Truth, A Review of Renata Adler's Reckless Disregard," 15 Northern Kentucky Law Review 227, 1987
"Entering and Leaving the Employer-Employee Relationship, Planning For Possible Litigation, Strategic Aspects of Litigation," Trade Secret Law Reporter, Vol. II, Nos. 10-11 (1987)
"Of Things To Come–The Actual Impact of Herbert v. Lando and a Proposed National Correction Statute," 22 Harvard Journal on Legislation 441 (1985), Partially reprinted in M. Franklin, Cases and Materials on Mass Media Law 293-295 (3d Ed. 1987)
"Hollow Remedies: Insufficient Relief under the Lanham Act," ABA's 29th Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference; April 2-4, 2014
"Copyright Enforcement Update: Fair Use and Grey Market Goods," Practicing Law Institute; February 2, 2013
"Copyright Law and Practice in Canada Now: Analysis and Implications of the new Legislation and Latest Supreme Court Rulings," Insight Information; December 3-4, 2012
Gave legal opinion regarding the Mario Puzo/Paramount dispute on CNBC's Closing Bell; August 30, 2012
Interviewed by Joel Rose on NPR's All Things Considered about the Shepard Fairy case; May 10, 2012
CLE Presentation, "Recent Developments in Copyright Law," Time Warner; April 19, 2012
"US Enforcement of Important Copyright Assets," Practicing Law Institute; March 28, 2012
"Hot Topics in Intellectual Property: Protection of Fictional Characters," New York City Bar, Committee on Trademarks and Unfair Competition, Committee on Copyright and Literary Property; March 19, 2012
"Disruptive Technology: Digital Media & Its Effects on the Publishing World," International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU) Tech Series; March 8, 2012
"Battlefield Fair Use: Lessons learned from the Harry Potter Lexicon and the Shepard Fairey case and the current Appropriation Art Debate," ALAI Canada Toronto Luncheon at Heenan Blaikie; January 13, 2012
"The Effect of Supreme Court Patent Jurisprudence on Copyright Law," ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law, Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference; April 2009
"That's All Well and Good, But How Do We Prove It? Evidence and Hot Substantive Issues," 2009 Mid-Winter Institute, AIPLA; January 2009
"Copyright Considerations for User Generated Content," American Intellectual Property Law Association, Annual Meeting; October 23, 2008
"Making Rain: Taking the Lead in Bringing in Business," Celebration 55: The Women's Leadership Summit, Harvard Law School; September 2008
"First Chair: Trying Intellectual Property Cases," American Bar Association, Annual Meeting: Commission on Women in the Profession -- Day of Equality; August 7, 2008
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A 30-year-old New Jersey man is in custody after police said he fired a pellet gun from short range in the direction of a man who was in a hot tub at the time.
Pocono Mountain Regional Police responded to 737 Minsi Trail East in Long Pond, Monroe County, for a report of a shooting.
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The .177 caliber pellet had missed Boyle's spinal cord by about two millimeters, according to police, who added that the pellet was still embedded in Boyle's neck.
Duane McClelland, 30, of Lindenwood, N.J., was charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct.
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I would choose Alex Smith just because he will probably be a FA and not cost the Bucs any draft picks to obtain him. I'd be more than willing to offer up a 4th round selection for either but Dominik loves draft picks and is unlikely to offer any for at a minimum is going to be insurance in case Josh continues not to progress. Thoughts? I'm off to work. I'll check back later.
isn't Flynn signed to a pretty sizeable contract?