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Like hoards of English bucks parties searching for the Holy Grail (the sub-50 pence pint), skiers and snowboarders come to Bulgaria for a week on the snow that won't blow a hole in their wallet.
To be fair, it's not just that. For some people, the fact that Bulgaria has yet to Disneyfy its resorts in the same way many other ski resorts in Europe or North America have is a chance to experience a skiing holiday with a difference. If you want to see a Bulgaria in transition, go now, before it's too late.
There are four main ski resorts in Bulgaria - Borovets, Bansko, Pamporova and Vitosha - the oldest of which, Borovets, reportedly dates back to 1896.
Borovets is the most convenient resort for Bulgaria's capital Sofia. It has 14 pistes in total with pretty much something for everybody (including night skiing), though if you're looking for the difficult stuff, you might want to concentrate on the Qstrebets section, where a number of World Cup competitions have been held.
There's a reasonable selection of on-mountain accommodation - some 'old' Bulgaria, some a little more modern. The nosh is cheap and the drinks are even cheaper, which means you'll have plenty of energy for the slopes, but almost certainly be nursing a sore head on the first lift up. Oh well ...
Of the three, Bansko is the least authentic Bulgarian ski resort. It's been the beneficiary of a lot of investment recently, which has not only smartened it up but lengthened its season (running well into May if you're lucky), thanks to the installation of battery of snow cannons.
Pamporova is probably the place to base yourself if you're a beginner. There are English speaking instructors by the bucket load and a good number of reasonably gentle inclines. It's not all rolling hills. If you happen to find you're extraordinarily fast learner, there's always the giant slalom run.
Lift passes in Bulgaria are still pretty reasonable - a six day adult pass costs around US$160.
Getting here
Sofia is the easiest point of access for the ski resorts in Bulgaria.
At a distance of 70 kms (43 miles), Borovets is closest, and regular bus services (running every 30 minutes) between the resort and the capital make light work of weekend or day trips. However, transfers can be arranged through resorts.
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PLATTSBURGH — A group of mothers, professionals and businesswomen gave birth 25 years ago to what is now the Childcare Coordinating Council of the North Country.
"It incorporated as a not-for-profit on Oct. 11, 1988," said Jamie Basiliere, the council's executive director.
"I always called them the founding mothers. They were very interested and concerned about the quality, accessibility and affordability of child care in the tri-county region. They formed a committee, incorporated and ultimately got some funding through Sen. Ron Stafford in the way of a legislative grant known back in the day as pork-barrel funding, pork-barrel funding for babies and children."
That grant launched the council.
"The group of founding mothers included people like Deena McCullough of Northern Insuring; Peg Mannix; Peggy Clifford, who works for the Health Department; Jane Gore, who retired from SUNY Plattsburgh's Human Development program; Jean Williams, (who) retired from the Clinton County Youth Bureau; (and) Chris Allen, (who) just retired from the Department of Social Services," Baisiliere said. "There were a few others ... It was really their efforts and Deena's close relationship with Sen. Stafford, who got the Childcare Council the initial funding."
Basiliere came on board in 1992.
"There was enough money in the bank for not very long," she said. "I was an employee of one. They secured some free office space at Clinton Community College. The work we did then and we still do today, we help parents find child care. We recruit and train child-care providers. We work with businesses to help them address the child-care needs of their employees. We work throughout the community to improve awareness of and quality of early care services."
The council has grown in a relatively upward trajectory in Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties.
"In 1995, we developed Family Connections Resource Center. That's where we have a place where families go to access all kinds of programs and services to support parents and to help prevent child abuse. We offer playgroups and parenting-support groups, parenting-education classes and something we call resource counseling. It is helping parents find resources in the community," Basiliere said.


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Rays starter Jeremy Hellickson finished the season 13-10 with a 2.95 ERA, and he's going to be a strong contender for the AL Rookie of the Year. However, there's a convincing argument to be made that he didn't deserve those results, as he posted 72 walks and 117 strikeouts over 189 innings. The advanced statistics don't paint nearly as pretty a picture of his 2011 campaign.
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Kinsler came in with 20 regular season leadoff home runs for his career, with seven of those coming in 2011. Sometimes managers like to have on-base ability or speed in the leadoff spot. Kinsler provides those, and provides power, too. Neat!
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Carlos Rohl had read his opponent's eyes.
Read his hips, too.
Christopher Columbus High's 16-year-old junior goalie darted to his right and batted away a Boca Raton penalty kick, giving the Explorers their first-ever state title in boys' soccer on Feb. 15.
"It took me a couple of seconds to realize we had just won," Carlos said, "but then I saw the whole team running at me, and I started running at them.
"The first (teammate) who got to me was Danny Del Rio. Then all the guys carried me – it was awesome. Everyone was screaming. I remember seeing the fans jumping and happy, and I saw my mom (Lynda Ocanto-Rohl) crying tears of joy."
It was perhaps the biggest play in the history of Columbus soccer – but it wasn't life or death.
Carlos had already experienced what real tragedy feels like. When he was 13, his father, Carlos Alfredo Rohl, suffered a ruptured aorta and spent 40 days in the hospital, eating from a straw.
"When we finally got him back home; it wasn't a traditional situation where the dad was taking care of the son," said Carlos, an only child who was born in Caracas, Venezuela but raised in Miami since age 5. "In many cases, I had to take care of him."
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His father answered, and Carlos sensed something wasn't quite right with his dad's voice. Regardless, his father gave him permission to go with his friends – never revealing the pain he was in – and said he loved him.
Carlos said: "I love you, too, Dad."
Those would be the last words father and son would ever speak to each other. Carlos would find out later that the only reason his dad answered the phone was because his mother had run out of the house, frantically seeking help from a neighbor.
Her husband was suffering a heart attack.
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"I was lucky that the last thing I told him was I loved him, and the last thing he said to anyone was that he loved me," Carlos said. "After he first got sick, he became such a loving person. He was always happy — giving people hugs."
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For his part, Carlos, a Catholic, said his faith has helped him come to terms with his loss.
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Der erste Artikel auf Dandy Diary zur Bomberjacke ist schon ein paar Jahre alt. Das Trendthema Bomberjacke zeigt, dass auch im viel beschworenen Fast-Fashion-Zeitalter, Trends nicht kommen und gehen wie Freier in einem Freudenhaus.
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Cathy Horn has been the critical voice of the New York Times for a long time. Her, unusual for the industry, critics have not always brought her friends. With the designer of Saint Laurent, Hedi Slimane, she still is in a clinch.
After a critical article by Horyn, Hedi Slima published a tweet, in which he complains, that her critic is unprofessional, that she has always preferred Raf Simons (oh dear, oh dear) and that she is never going to be invited to another Saint Laurent fashion show.
Back then, in her sum-up about the Parisian fashion shows of the season, in which she was not allowed to take a seat for the New York Times at SAINT LAURENT, Horyn wrote the following sentence about Slimane's work at SL:
'With the decision, to remove the 'Yves' out of 'Yves Saint Laurent', Slimane cut the connection to the founder of the brand, and everything he stood for, good taste and female power'
The sharp-tongued Horyn is writing in a current article, that she wrote for the T magazine, in comparison, in a conciliable way about Slimane.
In 'The Signs of Time' she is describing the upcoming commercialisation of high-fashion labels. What used to be a 'No-Go', is becoming place. Wearable, not necessarily innovative, fashion.
Slimane and his fashion for Saint Laurent, have been named as the example for the changes in the article:
"It's as though he refuses to strive for the standard goals of a luxury designer — to make modern, conceptual or intellectually resonating clothes. Instead, he makes straightforward commercial fashion that a woman can instantly relate to. I'm no fan of Slimane's, but he's clever. In two years as creative chief, he has barely broken a sweat as he fetches another pussy bow from the '60s time capsule. Last year, Saint Laurent led Kering's three biggest luxury brands in revenue growth with an 18 percent rise, beating Gucci and Bottega Veneta. He has also defeated his critics, who no doubt sensed the futility of continuing to point out that he doesn't seem to be trying very hard to be inventive."
Fashion is an effigy of our times. And, that must be acknowledged by Horyn, Slimane is in tune with the times with his work for Saint Laurent. With his simplification for fashion, his triumphal branding.
Slimane is more of a marketing-genius than a designer. Maybe that is the future. Is the genius designer, who is craving after innovation, always searching after something 'new' a discontinued model? Is it going to be the marketing-experts, who are ruling the future of fashion. Currently it seems like it.
You can read the complete article by Horyn here.
Lana Dumitru, the designer of this hot collection, earned worldwide fame through her Facebook dress. Who does not know the Facebook dress, please follow here.
For her current collection C://LANA/DESKTOP, the native Romanian used symbolics of the virtual world again. She printed the trash-symbol, which you should also have on your desktop somewhere, as symbols for the loud-speakers and loupe on neoprene-sweaters with USB-cables.
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United Kingdom (England)
4/5 rDev +7%
08-26-2014 08:45:52 | More by mattfancett
4/5 rDev +7%
05-15-2014 01:17:11 | More by braugon
New York
3.68/5 rDev -1.6%
A: The beer is hazy yellow in color and has some amber hues along with some fine particulates floating in suspension and a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a finger high white head that died down, leaving a pillow of bubbles in the center, a collar around the edge of the glass, and a thin head in between.
S: Moderate aromas of fruity yeast are present in the nose along with some notes of sweetness.
T: The taste is quite yeasty, but from start to finish tastes like you are drinking the large clumps of yeast that are present at the bottom of the glass if you swirl the bottle and pour out all of the yeast at the bottom. No bitterness is perceptible, but there's
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate to high amount of carbonation.
O: This beer didn't taste anything like a Belgian IPA because no traces of hops were noticeable in the smell or taste. However, since I'm a person who likes yeast, I really liked how much yeast there was in this, and not just at the bottom of the bottle.
04-19-2014 02:22:47 | More by metter98
4/5 rDev +7%
03-31-2014 23:51:47 | More by enelson
2.5/5 rDev -33.2%
12-29-2013 01:22:24 | More by jenray
District of Columbia
2.75/5 rDev -26.5%
08-04-2013 22:59:46 | More by jtladner
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
03-27-2013 01:04:17 | More by bishopdc0
3/5 rDev -19.8%
01-14-2013 03:24:50 | More by cosmonick
North Carolina
3.58/5 rDev -4.3%
Appearance: Pours a cloudy amber, with an impressive cap of foam; a smattering of lace is left behind
Smell: Rather sweet aromatics, with fermented honey, lemon, pear and banana esters
Taste: Bready, up front, with the sweet honey flavors dominating the front; in the middle, the fruit (lemon, pear and banana) flavors emerge, with grassy bitterness developing, after the swallow; in the finish, there is a sulfur and chalk element that joins the profile
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with high carbonation
Overall: I am not crazy about the combination of flavors here; rather like a heavily hopped Tripel with a chalky finish
12-01-2012 19:44:34 | More by brentk56
4/5 rDev +7%
10-18-2012 06:45:53 | More by WDJersey
3.7/5 rDev -1.1%
A: A curious color on this one. Pours lighter than most IPAs with a massive pure white head that stays for quite some time. Lots of bubbles. After the head dies down pouring more in yields another explosion of bubbles that's fun to watch.
S: Lots of fruit here. Lemony, subtle hoppiness. Orange, some earthy notes. Pine.
T: Certainly not what I was expecting at all. The fruitiness of the belgian style really comes through again being lemony and orangy. Hops are a little subdued and alcohol comes through a bit. The flavors fade considerably on the second couple of sips and this drinks more like an american style ale or so. A little too light I think.
M: Sits light but not overly bitter. Lingers with some fruitiness on the palate.
This beer really performed well in most areas but the light taste of subdued flavors left me wanting. If you're looking to introduce someone to IPAs this might be your beer but it really shows a little belgian style and a little IPA but doesn't embrace either.
06-04-2012 21:13:46 | More by Jamesthebrit
3.53/5 rDev -5.6%
Chocked full of Belgian fruity-spicy interplay but with the intense hop charater to evoke high bitterness, and flavor to boot.
Nearly explosive with carbonation, the beer needs to be opened over a sink. The highly effervescent pour delivers a yeasty haze of golden hues and a creamy off white foam that retains and laces in classic Belgian fashion.
Sharp aromas of spices come from all angles- the expected peppery notes of from yeast but also the earthy character of hops. Fruity esters of under-rippened berries, crabapples, and young pears decorate the nose with a lot of aggression and zest.
But the flavors open up to the maltier aspects of the beer- the terse pilsner sweetness of powdered sugar, light breads, and raw pilsner malt give a rustic malty sweetness that softly introduces the aggressive flavors to come. Hoppy lemongrass, earthy spice, and grassy, stem, and citrus pith taste rises just after the introduction of malt. The mid palate also introducted the balanced taste of white pepper, corriander, clove, cinnamon, and nutmeg as a juxtoposition to the dry fruity character of apples, pears, and lemons that are usually reserved for Saisons. All this culminates in such a way to meld into a potpouri of taste taht both blend in melody yet combat in contrast.
Moderate, but seemingly lighter in body- the beer has a lively effervescent spirit that lifts the malt off of the tongue and ushers the beer into finsih with little effort or sugary weight. The dry-malty mouthfeel reserves much of the brunt of hop dryness, alcohol warmth, and spicy zest until late in the finish that lingers well into aftertaste with flavors of fruity, pepper, and hoppy bitterness.
Likely a Belgian Tripel in its base style, but liberally hopped to extend the hop flavor and dryness, the woody-grassy-spicy character of Stering Golding hops, Saaz, and Hersbrucker types play vividly on the palate of this characterful ale. I would love to have this beer at its peak of freshness!
02-10-2012 06:18:12 | More by BEERchitect
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
01-30-2012 06:48:13 | More by ygtbsm94
3.7/5 rDev -1.1%
Boy bottle extra.
Surprisingly soft aroma with more yeast and malt than any notable hops. Kinda' sweet with a wort quality. Soft phenolic, mild spice and more just yeasty quality. I like it more as time goes.
Hard to pour with out a fair amount of yeast joining the journey. Huge full white head that settles at a slow pace.
Hop flavor is tame, with a greater presence of hops in a growing bitterness that is never excessive and adds to a very long and enjoyable finish. Base seems like a golden ale. Has a fairly strong vanilla taste at time (I'm assuming it's a yeast thing). Reasonably complex drink that continues to offer change until the very last pull. However, a little sloppy and messy at times.
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01-07-2012 03:34:29 | More by garymuchow
4/5 rDev +7%
11-20-2011 04:45:28 | More by JAHMUR
4/5 rDev +7%
A: Pours a hazy golden orange with a puffy, pillowy white head that takes several minutes to settle.
S: Aromas of caramel, citrus, and spicy, grassy hops are present on the nose. The overall effect is rather medicinal, but still quite appealing.
T: Notes of mandarin orange, lemon rind, apricot, lime, grass, herbs, caramel, pepper, and tobacco reveal themselves on the palate. This Belgian IPA is not as sweet as some. The finish is herbal, bitter, and hoppy with plenty of tart citrus and herb notes.
M: Medium bodied, fairly firm, and relatively dry with gentle carbonation for the style. Despite the 7% abv, this ale is very drinkable.
O: This is another winning Belgian IPA that could be an A quality beer with a little more maturity. I bet this would mellow out nicely if cellared for awhile.
11-09-2011 14:45:01 | More by mrfrancis
New Jersey
3.93/5 rDev +5.1%
Hazed gold color with big poof of white foam, decent rings of lacing. Scent is of juicy and fruity hops blended with a spicy and hay like backbone. Taste follows scent with juicy grapefruit and the backbone is lightly musted and grainy malt, finishes with a light sweetness. Medium bodied, grainy on palate and active carbonation. Solid Belgian IPA which brings some farmhouse qualities.
10-09-2011 22:16:01 | More by rfgetz
3.23/5 rDev -13.6%
This brew poured out as a murky looking golden color with a white foamy head on top. The smell of the beer doesn't have a lot of hops on the nose but does have more of an earthy spice to it. The taste of the beer is a lot like most Belgian Tripels, this beer to me doesn't resemble an IPA that much. The mouthfeel was decent but nothing too special either. Overall this beer isn't really a good example of a Belgian IPA in my opinion.
10-06-2011 05:48:27 | More by Knapp85
3.8/5 rDev +1.6%
Another Belgian IPA that is more ale than pale. Rather ugly in appearance, akin to a tripel in its cloudy yellowness but with a giant head that doesn't move out of the way very quickly. Plenty of Belgian-beer action in the aroma and taste, with wads of yeasty fruit as well as cinnamon and nutmeg poking out now and then. West-coast IPA lovers should stay away. This is not the kind of IPA you'll be drinking on a hot day: it isn't dry and it isn't a slammer. I had it with BBQ and was not disappointed.
08-16-2011 18:19:32 | More by gfreed
3.93/5 rDev +5.1%
A very cloudy yellow-straw colored brew with a big white fluffy head and big puffs of lacing. The aroma says grassy banana and pineapple lemon, but mostly harsh grass. The taste offers tangy lemon hop blended into a hay laced grain base. It has that cardboard quality but it's not a bad thing. It's medium-light bodied with a heavily carbonated tingly and very dry feel. The hops really warm up very nicely as you go with more of a tasty floral-banana hop with just a hint of the old clove showing up. This definitely grows on you. You can tell there's some alcohol involved here but it doesn't alter the flavor at all. It's pretty drinkable and definitely recommended.
03-22-2011 01:04:44 | More by Durge
3.25/5 rDev -13.1%
Poured into a DFH snifter. Beer is yellow to amber and has chunks of yeast floating in it. Thin white head of tiny bubbles leaves a lot of lacing on the glass. Looks like beer with stuff floating in it.
Yeasty and estery in aroma, not much in the way of "hops"...
Beer is medium to light in body and kind of "lemony" -- still not very hoppy though. Eh....not very appetizing.
03-09-2011 04:59:28 | More by drabmuh
South Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +9.1%
A: Poured from a bottle to a goblet. Had a yellow-orange color and a cloudy consistency. There was a big, creamy, long-lasting head. Good lacing.
S: A sharp aroma of hops, with some citrus and malt.
T: The hops dominate the flavor with this beer. They add an incredibly bitter element. There is also some citrus and malt in the finish. The taste is a little off balance because of the amount of hops, but it's still pretty tasty.
M: A highly carbonated beer with a dry, smooth finish. Medium-bodied.
D: On the whole, a complex, flavorful beer. Drinkable.
02-03-2011 14:09:20 | More by avalon07
4.08/5 rDev +9.1%
Pours beautifully, but with too much head - honestly, i had to pour this into two glasses (both brimming w/foam) as it foamed up soooo much. looks really nice once the head settles though...but seriously, this is overkill.
smell is nice, grapefruit, slight woody pine smell, ripe pears, and some very perfummy notes.
taste is incredibly dry and bitter, but is actually really really good for a dry belgian ipa - not as solid as houblon chouffe, as it lacks all of the fruity goodness of its neighbor, but this is a solid, bitter, off-sweet, rose/floral enhanced, beer - finishes with pure hops.
The mouthfeel is too weak and carbonated (at first) for my tastes, but is ok.
not the most drinkable belgian ipa, as its really dry-early boil hop driven...but very very enjoyable.
12-15-2010 01:42:32 | More by benclimbs
4/5 rDev +7%
bottle from Black Mes...
Sept. 2012 lot 505
Actually this is the Extra RA (restyled again) couldnt find it so I put it here...
Pours a light amber color with about 4 fingers of head...
smells of nice chinook/cascade with a hint of belgian yeast... nice.
taste is a bit reversed of the nose... way more belgian yeast than hops. It is not the strong belgian yeast tat I am used to, or should I say has been thrust down my throat by the american breweries. I am typically not a fan of the big belgian yeast, but this is mild and works very well with a great hop balance. interesting. This works, all the american belgian IPAs I have had have been terrible compared to this.
11-20-2010 04:08:00 | More by crusian
3.93/5 rDev +5.1%
From a stubby little Belgian-style bottle, this beer has an enormous white head. Long lasting and solid, the foam is amazingly dense. The aroma is earthy, with an aged, herbal hop scent and a bit of malt and alcohol in the background. Rustic and yeasty. The beer is highly carbonated, which is one of its dominant characteristics. The appearance of the liquid itself is a light golden-straw color with a considerable cloudy haze. The taste is notably sweet, with a pale malt flavor. Its also a very hop centric beer...herbal and bitter. The hop character kicks in from the first sip, at the foretaste, and the bitterness is firm and long-lasting. The hops lend a wonderful impression of astringent dryness to this brew. Quite a nice beer.
11-07-2010 01:26:42 | More by Suds
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FOX54 has learned new details about the tuberculosis scare at Butler High School.
Beginning on Monday, all students at the school will have the opportunity to get tested for the disease.
Officials are looking to test as many as 600 more students, after some tested positive for exposure to TB.
The scared started after a student at the school began showing signs of TB a few weeks ago. Follow up tests will be held at the health department.
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Health officials are telling hundreds of students at Butler High that they need to be tested for tuberculosis after a student at the school began showing the symptoms of TB.
"It is bad but it isn't as bad as it could be," said Public Relations Coordinator for the East Central Health District, Emmitt Walker.
Health officials want parents to know they're taking the threat of tuberculosis at the school seriously, but they don't want anyone to panic.
"Everybody needs to relax and figure out what exactly has happened here. If we don't have anyone with active tuberculosis the risk to the rest of the people in the school is virtually zero," said Expert on Pediatric Diseases at Georgia Health Sciences Dr. Jim Wilde.
A student at Butler is being tested after she started showing symptoms of TB last week.
In its early stages, people infected with tuberculosis have a chronic cough. In more advanced stages, symptoms can include coughing up blood and can even be deadly.
TB is contagious and the bacteria is spread through the air, usually by coughing.
Dr. Wilde said it's unlikely any of the students at the school are actively infected with the bacteria, "Only 5% of people who are exposed to tuberculosis and inhale the bacterium become actively infected."
School officials say students at Butler High will be tested for TB Monday, results from the skin test will be available 48 hours later.
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Walker tells Fox54 it will be another 4 to 5 weeks until we know the test results for the student suspect for TB.
As for the students who may have had indirect exposure to student who is being tested for TB, health officials say they don't have cause for concern.
Health officials say students would only be exposed to the bacteria through direct contact with the student suspect for TB over a significant period of time; if you do have concerns, contact the health department.
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WaPo's Eugene Robinson Deludes Himself Into Believing Chris Christie Threatened Iowa Voters
Warning: Frequent guest appearances on MSNBC can render a person predictable and disingenuous. Exhibit A: Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson.
There was Robinson schmoozing with guest host Melissa Harris-Perry on the Rachel Maddow show Friday about the looming Iowa caucuses. (video after page break)
Just before she introduced Robinson, Harris-Perry showed a clip of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie stumping for Mitt Romney --
HARRIS-PERRY: In a time when US military adventurism is big with Republican presidential candidates, Ron Paul is trying to win by standing on the opposite side of that platform. So that in part is Ron Paul's closing strategy right now. Mitt Romney's? East Coast-style fear and intimidation tactics. (sarcastically)
CHRISTIE: I want to tell you something really clearly. I'm in a good mood this morning. I'm feeling happy and upbeat. I love being with Mitt and Ann but let me tell ya, you people disappoint me on Tuesday (pause, laughter from crowd), you don't do what you're supposed to do on Tuesday for Mitt Romney, I will be back Jersey-style people (more laughter), I will be back.
HARRIS-PERRY: Jersey-style! If Chris Christie ultimately becomes somebody's running mate this year, prepare yourself for an entire summer and fall full of New Jersey Mafia jokes. Don't say you weren't warned.
But humorless hall monitor Robinson wasn't amused, even though the Iowa residents addressed by Christie clearly were, as seen by their smiles, laughter, and absence of nervous glances --
HARRIS-PERRY: All right, so the big question of the day -- can Mitt Romney turn Chris Christie's threats into votes? (sarcastically, again)
ROBINSON: You know, I'm not seeing it. Maybe, I understand Chris Christie's really popular in Iowa, he plays well out there, it just, the optics, to see it from a distance, to watch him essentially threaten the good folks of Iowa with some sort of Jersey-ness if they don't do what he says, doesn't strike me as the best way to win votes for Mitt Romney, but again, he's a popular figure, it's, frankly it's too soon to tell, believe it or not about the Iowa caucuses.
Mark your calendar -- this might be the first time an MSNBC leftist has described Republicans anywhere as "good folks."
Inexplicably, Robinson went the entire interview without alleging that Christie's "Jersey-ness" was racially motivated.
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The Kool Aid Drinker
Submitted by John21 on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 12:06pm.
Mr. Eugene Robinson is a talking political poster, he has not said anything intellectual in a number of years. He works for a leftist brainwashing institution and is sitting on an MSNBC stage with direct access to the DNC propaganda machine.
Did you really expect anything sane to come out of his mouth?
Did you really think he would be capable of independent thoughts, in that situation?
Did you think he would have any factual information to discuss?
Did you really think he would know what factual information was?
Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.
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Let's try looking at it from Robinson's perspective.
Submitted by Mike Bratton on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 2:11pm.
If Robinson were to parse that statement of Christie's...
"I want to tell you something really clearly."
Oh, because they're not as intelligent as you are? So, you have to speak slowly and clearly so the voters will comprehend you.
"I'm in a good mood this morning."
Are they supposed to be relieved to hear that? Would it be hazardous, dangerous, even deadly for them if you weren't in a good mood?
"I'm feeling happy and upbeat."
(Gasp!) Such violent language! And equating happiness with beating someone up!
"I love being with Mitt and Ann..."
Aha! And we thought Newt's affairs were horrible enough!
"...but let me tell ya, you people disappoint me on Tuesday (pause, laughter from crowd...,"
Ah. "You people." Clearly racial in tone. And a plantation mentality, that the voters dare not "disappoint" Massa.
"...you don't do what you're supposed to do on Tuesday for Mitt Romney, I will be back Jersey-style people (more laughter), I will be back."
You know, having seen an episode of The Sopranos, it's obvious that "Jersey-style" is a clear threat to dispatch hit men to the homes of all Iowans who doesn't do they are "supposed to do" and have them murdered in their sleep.
Ow. I have a headache from looking at this from Robinson's twisted perspective.
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Eugene Robinson deludes himself?
Submitted by KyWriter on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 12:11pm.
Would that require very much effort?
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boise will be boise
Submitted by MidAmerica on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 12:22pm.
does that mean the 'families' from Jersey will be battling the 'families' from Chicago?
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One thing I have learned (of many) about Prog/Libs....
Submitted by almostacowboy on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 12:45pm.
....is that they have little sense of humor, no sense of irony, and even less of self-awareness.
Case in point: Eugene Robinson
Case 2: My 30-something, downtown L.A. living, liberal (an understatement) step-daughter. I sent out an email containing a rather humorous (at least I thought) news item about a German man who was convicted of yodeling while his mooslem neighbors prayed. I'm not sure what he was convicted of, non-the-less, I thought (as did many of the recipients of the email) it was funny. My step-daughter on the other hand, replied, "There must be more to the story than that. I'm not going to comment."
Oh, well. Humor truly is subjective.
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Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 1:08pm.
Just looked up that story. He was Austrian not German. You know they speak Austrian there. I guess it's now become a crime to practice things from Austrian heritage if it offends the moooslems, which are not Austrian by nature.
As to Eugene Robinson, he's a metro-sexual pansy that is probably scared of his own shadow.
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Good ol' marbles in the mouth strikes again
Submitted by Tomorama on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 12:52pm.
Much like Obysmals undeserved Nobel prize, this POS recieved his Pulitzer based on, um, er, um.....
We know why.
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Submitted by Conservator on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 2:30pm.
I read The Post everyday. Eugene Robinson was a far left-winger long before MSNBC launched. I do find it interesting the number of Washington Post columnists who appear on MSNBC daily and the fact that a number are actually fill-in anchors too.
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Gene Robinson is Rev's Sharpton's man-crush.
Submitted by drsamherman on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 3:11pm.
Anytime Eugene Robinson opens his mouth on television, get a shovel and some boots because the crap will get heavy and voluminous within seconds. He is the very model of the unctuous, obsequious Democrat toady just waiting to bow before those who pull his marionette strings. His last honestly original thought occurred right after he was seven years old.
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Submitted by rusino on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 6:54pm.
Sometimes I watch Morning Joe. Makes me boil, makes me laugh, makes me sick. When The Pulitzer Prize winning Eugene Robinson is on, makes me change the channel!
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CLINTONVILLE — The two top seeds took away any suspense early on Thursday night in the Section VII Class D boys' basketball semifinals.
No. 1 seed Schroon Lake rolled to a 51-23 victory over No. 5 Chazy in the second game of the evening, while No. 2 Moriah was also dominant in a 48-33 win over No. 3 Elizabethtown-Lewis in the opener.
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Schroon Lake 51, Chazy 23
Jesse Shaughnessy scored 10 points in the first quarter as the Wildcats opened a 15-3 lead after one and never looked back.
"We wanted to come out with a lot of energy and put them away early," Schroon Lake coach Lee Silvernail said. "We came out with tremendous energy, played good defense and were able to get some early baskets."
Chazy went on a 6-0 run early in the second quarter to cut its deficit to 17-9 before Alex Shaughnessy nailed a 3-pointer to ignite a 7-0 run. That gave the Wildcats a 24-9 lead at the half.
Alex Shaughnessy then hit another three late in the third, sending Schroon Lake on a 9-0 burst that resulted in a 44-14 advantage after three.
Jesse Shaughnessy, who did not play in the fourth quarter, hurt the Eagles inside with a game-high 20 points. Tanner Stone connected on four 3-pointers and finished with 16 points, while Alex Shaughnessy added nine.
"That was huge to get our inside-outside game going," Silvernail said. "We have some younger players who can shoot from the outside.
"Our shooting was strong throughout the game."
Alex Shaughnessy chipped in four assists, and Jesse Shaughnessy contributed three steals.
Jeff Armstrong didn't score but was a major factor defensively with 10 rebounds, including nine in the first half. He also didn't play in the fourth.
"We played good defense throughout, and Armstrong was huge on the boards in the first half," Silvernail said.
Justin Brothers paced the Eagles with seven points and four rebounds.
"I'm proud of our team for the season they had," Chazy coach Cory Thompson said. "Schroon Lake played an excellent game tonight, and I wish them good luck in the finals."
Schroon Lake 51, Chazy 23
Chazy (23)
Botten 1-2-4, Brothers 3-1-7, Chauvin 0-0-0, Guay 1-1-4, Hampton 1-0-2, Lapierre 1-0-2, Laurin 1-1-4, Ryan 0-0-0, Provost 0-0-0. Totals: 8-5-23.
Schroon Lake (51)
Armstrong 0-0-0, DeZalia 0-0-0, Lough 0-0-0, Maisonville 2-0-4, Paradis 1-0-2, Rose 0-0-0, A. Shaughnessy 3-0-9, J. Shaughnessy 9-2-20, Stone 6-0-16, Vallie 0-0-0. Totals: 21-2-51.
Chazy 3 6 5 9 — 23
Schroon Lake 15 9 20 7 — 51
3-point goals: Chazy (2); Guay; Laurin. Schroon Lake (7); Stone 4; A. Shaughnessy 3.
Moriah 48, Elizabethtown-Lewis 33
Adam Jaquish, the Vikings' 6-foot-4 freshman center, was too much inside for the Lions.
Jaquish flirted with a triple-double and finished with 15 points, 14 rebounds and seven blocked shots.
"Adam was tough inside tonight," Moriah coach Brian Cross said.
Jessup Calkins also hit in double figures for the Vikings with 10 points, while Derek Brassard hauled down 12 rebounds.
Elizabethtown-Lewis scored the first 2-pointer of the game, but Moriah tallied the final 13 points of the stanza for a 13-2 lead after one quarter.
The Vikings continued to build on their lead in the second and took a commanding 29-7 edge into intermission.
"The key was that we played well defensively, especially in the first half," Cross said. "We played hard and smart for the most part and were able to stay out of foul trouble.
"It certainly helped to get out to the first-quarter lead."
Moriah's biggest lead came in the third quarter when the Vikings went up 28 points, at 40-12.
Charlie Huttig paced the Lions with a game-high 20 points, with 19 of those coming in the second half. Justin LaPier was next with seven.
"We did a good job rebounding and also defending their screen and roll," Cross said. "We executed our offense pretty well — not as good in the second half. But I was pretty happy with the way we played."
Moriah 48,
Elizabethtown-Lewis 33
Elizabethtown-Lewis (33)
Huttig 7-3-20, Noka-Bailey 2-0-4, Denton 0-0-0, Harwood 0-2-2, LaPier 3-1-7, Marvin 0-0-0, Morris 0-0-0, Plante 0-0-0, Whalen 0-0-0, White 0-0-0, Farrell 0-0-0. Totals: 12-6-33.
Moriah (48)
Calkins 4-1-10, Pratt 1-1-3, Graham 0-0-0, Shpur 1-0-2, Mero 3-0-7, Jaquish 5-5-15, Mauran 2-0-4, McKiernan 0-0-0, Belzer 0-0-0, Brassard 2-0-5, Marcotte 1-0-2, Gaddor 0-0-0. Totals: 19-7-48.
Elizabethtown 2 5 13 13 — 33
Moriah 13 16 14 5 — 48
3-point goals: Elizabethtown-Lewis (3): Huttig 3. Moriah (3): Calkins; Mero; Brassard.


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Sticky Toffee Pudding
In England, many desserts -- such as this date-flecked cake soaked with a buttery, gooey sauce -- are called puddings.
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- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature, plus more for pan
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour (spooned and leveled), plus more for pan
- 8 ounces pitted dates, finely chopped
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- Toffee Sauce
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Step 1
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter and flour an 8-inch round cake pan; set aside.
Step 2
In a small bowl, combine dates and 1/2 cup boiling water; set aside to soften, at least 10 minutes. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt to combine; set aside.
Step 3
With an electric mixer, beat butter and sugar until light and fluffy; add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add date mixture, flour mixture, and vanilla; mix just until moistened.
Step 4
Spread batter in prepared pan. Bake until a toothpick inserted in center of cake comes out clean, 55 to 65 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare toffee sauce.
Step 5
Remove cake from oven; cool in pan 5 minutes. To ensure it will come out easily later, carefully invert hot cake then return it, right side up, to pan. Using a toothpick, poke holes all over cake. Pour about 1 cup warm sauce over cake; let absorb at least 20 minutes.
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Maryandtulip19 Nov, 2011
This is delicious! I have made it many times. I use a 10 oz package of chopped dates and a bit more hot water, and it comes out great! The sauce is a MUST!
epdonovan1 Mar, 2011
Sooo good!! I used brown sugar instead of white, and simmered the dates on low in 1c water. Came out great!!! I agree with other comment, don't reduce sauce as much at first, soaks into cake easier if it is thinner. Reduce more for additional topping before serving. Serve with whipped cream! Yumm!!! Super easy and fast!
kaylarae23 Jun, 2010
Very delicious! I'm useless at figuring out ounces, so I guessed with the dates based on another recipe and used about a cup of boiling water, and it turned out fantastic. The one thing I would do differently next time would be with the sauce. I would reduce it down about half as much and pour a cup over the cake then reduce the rest until thick for serving. Even with the holes poked in the cake the sauce just kinda sat on top, so thinner would work better I think!


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Volunteers from Watford and St Albans hospitals took a break from their volunteering services this week to attend a special 'thank you' lunch.
The event recognised the continued commitment of the 550 volunteers who provide more than 3,000 hours of their own time every week.
The volunteers do a huge variety of jobs, including driving patients to and from their hospital appointments and helping out on wards, in outpatient clinics, at reception desks and information centres, for instance the Macmillan Cancer Support centre at Watford General Hospital.
As part of the 'thank you', Trust Chief Executive Samantha Jones and Chair Mahdi Hasan presented seven volunteers with awards for long service, including one who has volunteered for an amazing 25 years.
Ms Jones said: "Volunteers play an invaluable role in our hospitals and we are extremely grateful for the enormous contribution that they make to the experience of our patients.
"This annual event is our opportunity for us to say thank you to all of our volunteers for their hard work and selfless commitment over the past year.
"During 2013, our wonderful volunteers, who range from 18 to over 80 years of age, have donated a staggering 140,000 hours of time and for that, we owe them a huge debt of gratitude."
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A player in a match against Helston AFC has been described as "lucky to be here" after puncturing his intestine on the pitch.
The injury occurred as Helston's first team were playing Holsworthy at their home ground of Kellaway Parc.
Holdsworthy captain John O'Donoghue is understood to have collided with a teammate.
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The 2011/2012 season edition of the long-running and hugely successful football management series.
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The emergency patches Microsoft plans to rush out this week will fix a flaw that runs through several critical components of Windows and an unknown number of third-party applications, according to a pair of security researchers.
On Tuesday, Microsoft will slap a permanent patch on a video streaming ActiveX control used by Internet Explorer (IE), addressing a vulnerability that it has known about, but not fixed, for more than a year. Two weeks ago, Microsoft issued a "kill bit" update that, rather than address the underlying problem, disabled the ActiveX control to stymie attacks that were already in progress. It's also slated a fix for Visual Studio, Microsoft's popular development platform.
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Although Microsoft has not spelled out exactly what it will patch with the two "out-of-band" updates -- the term for security updates released outside the company's once-a-month schedule -- earlier this month researchers pointed fingers at the Active Template Library (ATL), a code "library" used not only by Microsoft's own developers, but also by third-party software programmers to access some features within Windows.
Two German researchers -- Thomas Dullien, the CEO and head of research at Zynamics GmbH, and Dennis Elser -- dug into the bug within the ActiveX control, the "msvidctl.dll" file, that streams video content. They found that it stemmed from a simple programming mistake in a function called "ATL::CComVariant::ReadFromStream."
"Instead of passing a pointer to a data buffer to IStream::Read, it took the address of a (small) local variable, and passes this address as output buffer to IStream::Read, along with a length read from the stream previously," said Dullien, who goes by the moniker "Halvar Flake" when writing about security vulnerabilities. "Somebody clearly got confused," he added in a blog entry posted July 9.
The result? Although Microsoft shut off current attacks against the ActiveX control, the programming mistake is present in several other Windows files -- at least five in XP, at least 13 in Vista -- including ones crucial to IE, Windows Media Player and Terminal Services.
"The bug is actually much 'deeper' than most people realize," said Dullien, "[and] the kill-bit fix is clearly insufficient, as there are bound to be many other ways of triggering the issue."
Additionally, said Dullien and Elser, third-party developers may have used the same flawed library to create their own applications. "The bug might have weaseled its way into third-party components, if anyone outside of Microsoft had access to the broken ATL versions," said Dullien. "If this has happened, Microsoft might have accidentally introduced security vulnerabilities into third-party products." Dullien claimed that older versions of Adobe's Flash contained the vulnerability.
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The book contains 300 recipes that run the gamut from appetizers to desserts; there are some you won't find in just any cookbook, including recipes for hog maw, pickled tongue and schnitz and knepp.
Recipes were submitted by people of all ages from the twenty-somethings to the octogenarians, something committee chairperson Kitty Heidlebaugh set out to accomplish.
"It had to be generational. Recipes only survive if they are passed down to the next generation. Yes, there are changes, but the basic recipe is preserved," she said.
The book covers a broad span of ages and also features recipes for newer cuisine such as "the sophisticated grilled herb salmon," she said.
Heidelbaugh is not new to putting together a cookbook. This is the third she has done, although it is her first with Grace UMC.
"The first two were very Pennsylvania Dutch but this one, while it has some Pennsylvania Dutch recipes, has a lot of different ideas and a wider appeal. There is something for everyone," she said.
At the start, getting people to submit recipes was a bit of a problem, she said.
"Everyone took a back seat until we said 'you know this is important so us, to the church and to the community,' and the recipes started to come in," she said.
Recipes came from near and far and several folks who submitted recipes have since passed away, so the book is a nice memory to them, she said.
All proceeds from book sales will support the church's food pantry ministry, Gifts of Grace, committee member Dorothy Steltzer said.
Gifts of Grace was founded 10 years ago and depends on donations from members of the congregation, several church and community groups and a few local stores, she said.
While this ministry has historically served 50 to 70 individuals each month, the program saw an increase in demand in 2011 and 2012, and currently distributes food twice a month to meet the increasing need. The food pantry is not limited to members of Grace Church; it serves all members of the community who are in need of help, Steltzer said.
People are grateful for the help they receive from the food pantry, as illustrated by the following note. "Thank you to everyone who makes Gifts of Grace possible. My husband and I would not know what to do without your help. God bless. A recipient."
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"The recipes herein, beyond pleasing the palate, symbolize unity as well. They echo the lives of men and women interlinked, some by a common bloodline, some by their faith in God and all by their desire to serve others.
"A recipe can be a metaphor for life. One must work steadily to perfect it, combining the right ingredients -- love, honesty, faith, commitment and sincerity -- to be sure it will not fail. Above all, one must pass it on to preserve it. It is in the passing to the next generation that life truly continues."
In addition to Heidlebaugh and Steltzer, other committee members were Jan Allen, Julie Allen and Shirley Carbaugh.
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---- — CROWN POINT — Mary N. Mazurowski, a beloved resident of Ironville in the Town of Crown Point passed away unexpectedly Jan. 6, 2013, surrounded by her family at Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, Vt.
Mary was born in Crown Point, N.Y., on Aug. 15, 1926, to the late John and Katherine Nels.
Mary's greatest pride in life was having her family surrounding her on Old Furnace Road. Her favorite past time was keeping an eye on the neighborhood! For many generations, there was never a time when any family in time of heartache or hardship did not receive some act of kindness from her, most notably her "homemade donuts."
Survivors include her loving husband and best friend of 25 years, Charles of Crown Point; sons, Eugene (Peanut) and Terry Ingleston of Crown Point, John Ingleston of Crown Point; and daughter, Marlene and Kevin Gadway of Crown Point. She is also survived by three stepchildren, Linda (George) Mitchell, Steve (Julie) Mazurowski and Paul (Kathy) Mazurowski; three grandchildren, Jennifer and Michael Rafferty, Eric and Jodie Ingleston, Kevin Gadway and Morgan Jordan all of Crown Point; seven stepgrandchildren, Cheryl Allin, Joseph Dugan, Robert Dugan, Sarah Eppenbaugh, Jessica Mazurowski, Leilah Mazurowski, and Nicole Mazurowski. She is also survived by one great-granddaughter, Rylee Rafferty and seven step great-grandchildren; a brother, Benjamin Nels of Liverpool, N.Y., and a sister, Anna Wojewodzic of Port Henry, N.Y., and many special nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her first husband, Eugene Ingleston Sr.; son, Stanley (Bubby) Ingleston; grandson, Benjamin (Benji) Ingleston; and five brothers, Frank, Walter, Joseph, John and Stanley Nels; and also her beloved dog, "Bear."
In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the Sacred Heart Church in Crown Point or the American dogrescue.com.
Calling hours will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9, at the Harland Funeral Home in Port Henry. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 10 at Sacred Heart Church in Crown Point. Burial will be in the spring at the Ironville Cemetery.