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Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, July 2007, page 56
Waging Peace
Meron Benvenisti Proposes One-State Solution With "Soft Boundaries"
Former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem Meron Benvenisti (l) at his book launch for Son of the Cypresses, with moderator Michael Van Dusen, deputy director of the Wilson Center (Staff photo M. Asi).
FORMER DEPUTY Mayor of Jerusalem Meron Benvenisti launched his new book, Son of the Cypresses: Memories, Reflections, and Regrets from a Political Life, at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC on April 18.
In his book, Benvenisti, a former Woodrow Wilson Center Fellow, presents a different solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "I still maintain as I did in 1979 that the old solution of two states for two peoples is obsolete," he said.
Instead, he proposes two lands separated by soft boundaries under a single state. "The entire land will be divided by soft boundaries," explained Benvenisti, citing as an example the borders between Maryland and Washington, DC. This way, Benvenisti believes, "there will be a connection between land and ethnicity, and at the same time free movement.
Rather than being fixated on the current two state solution, he argued, "We have to explore [other possibilities]" because "that piece of land, with what happened in 1948 and '68, cannot accommodate two sovereignties. I think it is important that we not discard the idea of soft boundaries...and instead dream of Israel/Palestine under a federated state," he concluded.
Although Benvenisti served as deputy mayor of Jerusalem from 1971 to 1978, he said he regretted not working in the city government longer, because that is where he feels he had the most impact. He currently is a columnist for Haaretz, one of the largest newspapers in Israel.
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U.S. regulators today issued guidelines for automakers intended to limit distractions from the use of Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. through in-vehicle infotainment systems.
The Transportation Department, in non-binding guidelines, asked automakers to bar the use of social media sites and Internet browsing when a vehicle is moving. Automakers are also urged to design navigation and other screen-based systems so that drivers don't need to take their eyes off the road for more than two seconds to select an option, or for a total of 12 seconds to complete an entire task such as entering an address.
"We've already made good progress in getting cellphones out of peoples' hands when they're behind the wheel," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said today on a conference call with reporters. "Cellphones aren't the only distractions."
A study released today, funded with a Transportation Department grant, found that hands-free texting distracted drivers just as much as messaging with a device in one's hands. Participants in the study by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute drove on a closed course while typing text messages with their hands and sending them hands-free using Apple Inc.'s Siri and Google Inc.'s Android Vlingo system.
Both methods slowed driver reaction times nearly two times what they'd be when not texting, the study found, with drivers taking longer to complete a text when speaking than when manually typing.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, part of the Transportation Department, on April 5 said about 660,000 drivers in the U.S. are using mobile phones or other handheld electronic devices while driving at any time. Citing data it collects, the agency said in 2011 more than 3,300 deaths and more than 387,000 injuries in the U.S. were linked to distracted driving.


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The San Francisco Art Institute is pleased to announce that artist Judie Bamber has been awarded the 2012 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship. Established in 1998 by the family of renowned painter Richard Diebenkorn, who studied and taught at SFAI beginning in the 1940s, the fellowship makes it possible for a contemporary artist to both teach at SFAI and pursue independent studio work.
An artist and educator with 18 years of experience teaching painting and drawing, Bamber comes to SFAI from Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, where she is a member of the Graduate Fine Arts faculty. Bamber will receive $25,000 to teach two courses during the Fall 2012 semester, give a public lecture in the Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture Series, and engage with the SFAI community through individual student critiques and other academic programs and activities. She will also receive a residency at Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, which includes housing, an 800-square-foot studio, and the chance to participate in the dynamic creative community of the Center.
Bamber's meticulously rendered drawings and paintings explore issues of gender representation and personal biography through a photo-realistic visual language. Her current exhibition, Are You My Mother? at Angles Gallery in Los Angeles, features work based on Polaroid snapshots of her mother taken by her father in the 1960s, including nudes and images inspired by fashion magazines.
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A graduate of Cal Arts, Bamber has shown her work throughout the United States, and has been included in exhibitions such as The Visible Vagina at David Nolan Gallery and Francis M Naumann Fine Art, New York (2010); Sexual Politics: Judy Chicago's Dinner Party in Feminist Art History, UCLA Hammer Museum of Art, Los Angeles (1996); and In a Different Light, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (1995). She was awarded a California Community Foundation Fellowship in 2008 and a City of Los Angeles Individual Artist Fellowship in 2007.
Of her approach to teaching, Bamber says: "I am deeply committed to making the educational experience of meaningful value to all students. I feel it is important to make my students aware of their responsibility as cultural producers and citizens of the world by encouraging awareness of global politics and artistic activisms."
The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship
The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship is dedicated to the memory of the distinguished painter Richard Diebenkorn. In January 1946, Diebenkorn enrolled at the California School of Fine Arts (now SFAI) as a student, and in September was awarded the school's Albert Bender Grant, which allowed him to travel and work independently for a year. Diebenkorn went to New York, and when he returned the following year was offered his first teaching appointment at SFAI. He taught through 1949, and again from 1959 to 1966. The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship was founded to honor his contributions as a teacher and to provide a similar opportunity to contemporary artists.
The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship is awarded, in alternate years, to Bay Area-only and then to national (excluding Bay Area) artists. Past recipients are Taravat Talepasand, Marlene McCarty, Josephine Taylor, Iona Rozeal Brown, Shaun O'Dell, Brett Cook, Darren Waterston, Whitfield Lovell, Fred Hayes, Monica Majoli, Nereida Garcia-Ferraz, Polly Apfelbaum, and Brad Brown.
The fellowship is funded by the generosity of the family of Richard Diebenkorn.
Headlands Center for the Arts
The Headlands Center for the Arts is situated in a rehabilitated military fort in the Golden Gate National Park, 15 minutes outside of San Francisco. The Artists in Residence program awards residencies to artists from across the globe, working in nearly every artistic discipline. In addition, Headlands presents public programs including artist talks, exhibitions, community dinners, performances, and Open Houses, all toward the goal of facilitating meaningful interaction between artists and the public. For more information, visit www.headlands.org.


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When it comes to BCA beauty, I don't stand for any bullsh*t. Loads of products pack a pink ribbon during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but only the best earn a spot on the xoJane Breast Cancer Awareness Beauty list. So how do I decide which ones make the cut? Each item needs to first be gorgeous and effective and second, donate at least 20 percent of proceeds or $10 from each purchase to a reputable Breast Cancer charity.
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Smashbox O-Gloss, $22: This sexy little lip gloss reacts with your natural lip color to create a custom glossy flush that's all your own. AND 100% of proceeds will go to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®.
Diptyque rose candle, $32: I'm always looking for a reason to spend money on ultra-chic candles from Diptique and BCA is the perfect excuse. 20% of proceeds from this gorgeous rose-scented candle will go to The Pink Agenda.
Clinique BCA Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion, $38: $10 from each purchase of this cult-favorite lightweight hydrator go to The Breast Cancer Research Fund, and it comes with a seriously cute keychain.
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Tottenham are prepared to sell prize asset Gareth Bale to Real Madrid in the summer for £55m, according to reports.
The Welsh winger has been in scintillating form this campaign scoring 14 goals in 29 appearances and has been linked with a move away from White Hart Lane at the end of the season.
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By GREG KEIM
This is a great time of the year to be covering high school sports.
The football playoffs are underway and of course since this is Indiana that also means the beginning of basketball is not far away.
Girls basketball practice begins on Monday while the boys start on Monday, Nov. 5.
It's never too early to talk about the sport.
As it says on the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Web site "In Indiana, basketball isn't simply a game – it's a tradition, passion, and part of our culture."
The passion is what continues to fuel the fire in some people who would like to see the return to a single-class tournament rather than the four-class one currently in use.
I loved the tradition of the tournament when I was growing up.
Although Bobby Plump's miracle shot that won the state championship for Milan a couple of years before I was born the memory of it was enough to motivate smaller schools when facing the bigger ones.
There was always the chance of another Milan-type team making a run in the tourney.
Now that we have been under a multiple-class tournament since the 1997-98 season it seems more natural.
As a sports writer and a high school basketball fan it has been my privilege to see the joys experienced by youngsters in both tournaments.
Seeing the emotional high experienced by the NorthWood girls in the 1997 tournament when the "Black Swish" finally broke through and won the Fort Wayne semistate championship to qualify for the Final Four for the first time ever was equally matched two seasons later when the team, led by Amy Zercher and Natalie Will, captured the 3A title by edging Indianapolis Cathedral 72-71.
You can't convince me the excitement of winning a state championship was in any way diminished by the fact it had a 3A in front of it.
Few communities in the area support their teams with more enthusiasm than the fans of the Westview Warriors.
That support has remained constant over the years.
The Westview faithful were there supporting the Warriors in the old days when the team played in the sectional over at East Noble and they were in Indianapolis when the small-town school made state history by becoming the first school to capture back-to-back class state championships.
Fans turned out in droves to show their support whether the Warriors were playing a school like East Noble that is considerably bigger than Westview or a similar-sized school like Winchester of Paoli in the 2A state finals. The 2A didn't seem to bother them.
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Mike Miller won't return tonight against Oklahoma City, because the Heat still wants him to test his injured ankle in at least one more spirited three-on-three session.
Fans who won't see him on the Heat's home floor still have an opportunity to spend time with him on his.
Thursday, he will host a House Party in Pompano Beach starting at 5:30 p.m.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - The CDC says the Swine Flu is already spreading quickly through classrooms, particularly at the college level and the vaccination for this virus will not be available for another month. At Emory University, a vacant dorm is being used to house infected students and more than 2,000 students may have been infected with the Swine Flu at Washington State University. The CDC is highly encouraging college students to have exceptional hygiene more than ever before.
"Frequent washing of hands, avoiding shaking hands with people who are sick, covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough," said Mark Rosati, with the University of Illinois-Chicago about Swine Flu prevention.
Seeking medical treatment is also important, but the CDC is putting out new guidelines for the use of antiviral medications, like Tamiflu and now even limiting them to only people that are at high risk. High risks groups include pregnant women, people with chronic health conditions, children under five, or any young person who depends on Aspirin, since Aspirin can lead to complications when taken during the flu.
"Most children, adolescence and adults with influenza do not need an antiviral medicine, it's just those people with risk conditions where the influenza illness might get worse," said Anne Schuchat, M.D., with the CDC.
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This is the third year that Cintas has turned its Cintas Safety and Wellness Day into a large event with employees' family members invited. This year's event, held Friday, drew nearly 200 people.
According to Heath Wright, the health and safety coordinator, the event is intended to emphasize safety both at work and in the community.
A number of health care providers and organizations were on hand with informational booths ranging from the Red Cross to Bedford Memorial Hospital.
Domino's Pizza opened at 109 North Bridge Street in Bedford this month.
That's the building next door to Arthur's Jewelry. The interior has been completely remodeled, and it's more than a cosmetic facelift. According to Kenneth Cobbs, the franchise owner, they stripped the interior "joist to joist." The also completely redid the electrical wiring and plumbing. The process took seven weeks.
"The [electrical] service here was almost original," Cobbs said.
Bedford County Farm Bureau's Young Farmers will hold a Farm Safety Day at the Bedford Southern States on Independence Boulevard on July 6 from 11a.m. until 2 p.m. The safety day will go ahead, rain or shine, as most of it is under tents.
Teva Pharmaceuticals' Forest facility was looking for a community project, according to Paul Opdyke, the facility's human resources director.
The company settled on helping the National D-Day Memorial get ready for the D-Day anniversary observance on June 6. Opdyke said that he and the plant manager both have been involved in similar projects in other areas. He asked plant employees if they were interested.
"The response was overwhelming," he said.
Landmark Media Enterprises, owner of The Bedford Bulletin, announced that it sold The Roanoke Times to Warren Buffett's BH Media Group on Friday.
The sale has no effect on operations of the Bulletin. The newspaper will continue to be printed at The Roanoke Times' plant, as it has been since 2005.
The Bulletin will continue to be operated by Landmark Community Newspapers.
Bedford Memorial Hospital has been here for 60 years and its newest offering is digital mammography.
"It's state-of-the-art," said Patti Jurkus, the hospital's CEO.
"It's the newest technology," added Lisa Jordan, the hospital's imaging services manager.
The new equipment provides a number of advantages, including a reduced examination time. Jordan said it also allows for a more comfortable exam.
Looking for a walk down memory lane? Retro on Depot might be just the place for you.
The National D-Day Memorial Foundation is moving forward after news that the National Park Service will not be taking over the monument. After four years of study, research, and conversations with numerous Park Service officials, the determination has been made that the Memorial does not meet NPS criteria.
Otter Peaks Alpacas invited three other alpaca farms to join in as the farm brought in a professional shearing team to shear their alpacas.
John and Cindy Ferrante, who own Otter Peaks, have 22 alpacas.
Alpacas are domesticated camelids that were bred in the Andes Mountains for very thick, wooly coats. Alpaca wool is warmer than sheep's wool and is not prickly. It is also hypoallergenic because it does not contain lanolin. Alpaca wool is flame resistant.
The lawsuit filed against the Bedford Regional Water Authority is now in the process of being dropped. On Friday, February 21 Bedford Weaving filed a motion for a non-suit at the Bedford County Circuit Court.
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Dry Shampoo with a Floral & Fruity fragrance.
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Those who love realistic car racing, this game is not for you because it is totally an arcade game with unrealistic speed and controlling.
Those who expect to see jaw dropping beautiful Mercedes, Dodge, Corvette or Lamborghini, you guys will disappoint as well because there is no official cars whatsoever. Just 63 custom cars without logo.
Lastly, those who are more than 18 years, try something else like NFS Most Wanted unless you are utterly bored and jobless.
Game is for kids who like to pass time and see some unimaginable crashes. :)
I've played many driving games on PS2 and PS3, but I always come back for Burnout Revenge.
If you are looking for a good game on PS2 look no further.
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On tap at Tyler's in Carborro.Poured into a standard pint glass a somewhat dull lemon sunshine yellow with a one finger head that was gone in a "flash",aromas of sweet honey and toasted cereal grain mainly,a light smack of herbal hop as well.Well rounded and no joke of a beer flavor wise,sweet honey and toasted grain with a real nice shot of citric hop in the finish.A hopped up pilsner that is quaffing as all get out,I could drink alot of these on a hot day and not want more flavor.
03-06-2011 01:08:06 | More by oberon
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Clear straw and golden yellow with a thin white cap. Leaves decent lacing down the glass. Near perfect for the style.
Grassy and floral aroma from the hops, along with a bit of simple bread and biscuit character. Above average.
The flavor is similar to the aroma. The main flavors of grass, hay, mild floral hops, and biscuit combine for an easy-drinking lager.
Medium bodied with ample carbonation. Refreshing and drinkable.
Simple, drinkable lager that goes down easy and pairs well with spicy or heavy foods (pizza, hot wings, etc.).
12-16-2011 21:08:07 | More by ehammond1
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
06-27-2012 22:49:34 | More by KyleMA
West Virginia
3.78/5 rDev +3.8%
Appears a slightly clouded pale golden hue with a bright white head forming thick, fine even coated lacing forms in bands with each sip. Aroma had light herbal citric toned hops with pale biscuit malt breadiness, nice malt bill in this standard American brewed pils. I feel that Green Flash was trying to show Stone that Fizzy Yellow Beer isn't for wussies if your brewing flavorful pils that represent the roots of the style. Nice biscuit malt presence amongst earthy/herbal/citrus hop accents not overly bitter but upfront presence of hops is known against the minimal pale malt sweetness. Dry finish nice drinking beer comparable to the likes of Oskar Blues Mama's Little Yellow Pils than the more German/Czech versions brewed in PA. Light bodied beer with lively carbonation kept things interesting throughout an entire pint no complaints here, drinkability is a solid beer with flavor and meant to be had by the pint for a few beers with friends.
02-08-2011 02:38:43 | More by WVbeergeek
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
12-18-2011 21:51:42 | More by iSrALE
Svalbard & Jan Mayen Islands
4/5 rDev +9.9%
11-16-2011 01:05:11 | More by TheRealDBCooper
4/5 rDev +9.9%
07-14-2013 03:03:18 | More by pathman
3.78/5 rDev +3.8%
On-tap at Green Flash
A: The pour is a lightly hazed golden color with a big white head.
S: Like many good lagers, this one starts off with a sweet bread note and a touch of hops. The hops are floral and earthy with just a mild grass note. A bit of lager yeast and biscuit malts, perhaps a light adjunct note.
T: Unfortunately, not quite as good of a flavor. It features a mild bitterness as well as some straw and grass. There is a light fruitiness of esters as well as some actual yeast. The base is sweet bread, but it lacks the biscuit quality of the nose.
M: Light in body with a medium level of carbonation.
O: It's too bad this didn't taste quite as good as it smelled. Overall, though, a pretty decent beer.
08-02-2011 14:15:23 | More by womencantsail
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
On tap at the Apex in Portland. This was left over from a GF tap takeover event.
The beer pours a striking gold color with pretty good head retention and light lacing. The nose is also attractive, as I pick up bread dough, light sandlewood and a hint of dry citrus and pepper. The flavor profile replicates the nose in this dry, crisp pilsner. The beer has good bitterness in the finish as well, almost too much for the level of malt this beer has. Otherwise, mouthfeel is light to medium bodied, with a fairly long, crisp and bitter finish.
A solid effort, no doubt, but I think that perhaps lagers aren't the brewer's strong suit.
07-30-2012 19:13:19 | More by John_M
4.33/5 rDev +19%
Draft service into a tall goblet at Brix in Sunset Beach.
A: Slightly hazy, medium golden color with one finger of diminishing white foam head. Heavy lacing remains on the glass.
S: Bright and lively herbaceous hops dominate, slightly peppery, with sharp and substantial bread that is only lightly toasted.
T: Begins dry, with abundant grassy and spicy hop aromatics, while acidity is bright but restrained. Flavors turn slightly toward the earthy in the middle, possessing a mineral kick that is contrasted by a whiff of honey. The finish builds slowly toward moderate bitterness that is accented by distinct pilsner malt that grew out of the honey from the middle.
M: Thin to medium viscosity, wet and lively on the palate, with moderate carbonation.
D/O: Arguably the best pils brewed in California, this beer takes a different approach to the style than others which are all about practiced restraint, such as Moonlight's Reality Czeck. This beer is not only not done any favors by its tongue-in-cheek name, it is also well on its way to imperial pils territory based on flavor alone, with an aggressively honest Bohemian sensory profile. Fine contributions such as this from Green Flash (or their 30th St. pale ale... or their summer saison) are what is missing from their small-format bottled line-up.
06-16-2011 23:22:30 | More by beagle75
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
04-16-2012 06:35:43 | More by avaldivia
4/5 rDev +9.9%
12-25-2012 19:39:58 | More by ejimhof
3.28/5 rDev -9.9%
Decent touch of malt with a relieving smack of hops. Sort of an extra pale ale. This would be better if it was a low-alcohol fizz. Clear golden in the pint glass with a modest collar of foam.
I guess the name should have warned me. Still, it fills the mouth. A bit flat but plenty hoppy. "Beery" is the best I can say. A little sharp and bitter in the aftertaste.
At Local Habit in San Diego.
12-12-2011 03:31:38 | More by mactrail
3/5 rDev -17.6%
02-19-2012 19:50:52 | More by mcallister
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
11-01-2012 15:55:21 | More by sendbeer
4.05/5 rDev +11.3%
Consumed on 8/28/2009. I tried this at the Stone 13th anniversary fest, at Stone World Bistro and Gardens, and now I'm drinking it at Newport Pizza in Ocean Beach.
The beer is transparent straw golden and crowned by a two finger fluffy white head. The retention is good and scattered lacing is left behind.
The aroma is immediately floral hops. It's also slightly spicy (Saaz or Sterling) with a hint of citrus in the form of lemon. The malt is faint and crackery.
The flavor opens up spicy with moderate bitterness. The crackery malt lays a solid yet light foundation for the clean hop bitterness. Overall the beer is balanced with the focus leaning toward the spicy hops. Alcohol is well masked. The finish is bitter, spicy, and clean.
This is an enjoyable and refreshing lager that I'd love to see in bottles. It's perfect for these scorching summer days.
08-30-2009 20:39:36 | More by HopHead84
New York
3.75/5 rDev +3%
06-24-2012 05:02:14 | More by Naterobsnyk4
2.4/5 rDev -34.1%
Poured on-tap at Haven Gastropub in Orange, CA. Reviewed from notes.
A- Thin white head. Very clear orange-yellow color. Good carb.
S- Smells like a macro-lager. Not great. Light malts and somewhat grassy.
T- Like a Coors light. Not a great example to tease Stone with.
M- Medium to light bodied.
04-01-2012 02:09:21 | More by Murrhey
3.58/5 rDev -1.6%
Had on tap at Neighborhood in San Diego.
Beer looks like its name. A clear straw color that is a shade darker than you normal light lager beer.
Beer smells a little bit of grass and hops.
Beer tastes very dry and sharp intially, and then opens up with a bit of a hoppy flavor. The beer tastes like a souped up version of your normal boring "lite" beer. Very nice.
Beer is thin but goes down very easy.
Pleasantly surprised. Not bad at all.
01-22-2012 17:50:09 | More by Merkur
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
On-tap at the Main Tap Tavern, on to the beer:
A patchy white head remains on top of this highlight yellow beer. Unlike its name, this isn't fizzy, but it is yellow. The nose is soft, featuring some grass and grape nuts.
Starts off straightforward, but seems to add a few more dimensions of flavor as the pint goes down. Straw and some fruitiness are immediately noticed, additional notes of honey and herbal hops eventually get thier due. Light and easy in the mouth with smooth carbonation, which in turn makes this beer refreshing and easy to drink.
This is not the typical fizzy yellow beer you see everywhere. Green Flash's version is much more smooth, less nasty, and more flavorful than the typical beer consumed at backyard BBQ's, tailgates, etc.
01-28-2012 05:14:48 | More by DoubleJ
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
On tap at the source
Poured a translucent golden yellow with pale yellow highlights when held up to the light and had a thin head leaving a little lacing sticking to the glass. The nose had some good hop character with various grains, citrus, and spice notes. The hops were there on the palate as well but was more bitter from the help of the citrus grapefruit but had spice and various grain accents. The brew was light to medium in body with a fair amount of carbonation which had a citrusy, mild hoppy, spice, and bitter finish. Honestly it was really bitter for a czech pilsner but was pretty tasty.
01-25-2011 04:13:51 | More by Gobzilla
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
12-20-2012 16:33:25 | More by Pecan
4.25/5 rDev +16.8%
08-01-2012 03:06:50 | More by Eriktheipaman
4.3/5 rDev +18.1%
A: Poured a nice glowing deep yellow with a nice white cap and lots of bubbles. TRhis is fizzy yellow!
S: Nice floral hop aroma, perhaps a hint at honey
T: Very good. A nice sweetness up front, grains, and loads of floral hops, bitterness comes in about midway, finished clean, crisp and bitter
M: Light body, refreshing
O: Outstanding. I enjoyed every sip and whiff of this beer!
06-14-2011 00:18:02 | More by barleywinefiend
Fizzy Yellow Beer from Green Flash Brewing Co.
83 out of 100 based on 31 ratings.


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Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in Americaby Barbara Ehrenreich, Metropolitan Books/Henry Holt,
221 pages, $23, ISBN 0-8050-6388-9
Author Barbara Ehrenreich ate lots of chopped meat, beans, cheese and noodles when she had a kitchen. But when someone earns $6 an hour, a kitchen is no guarantee.
It is difficult to appreciate any situation fully without experiencing it, without becoming part of that particular environment. In her book, Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America, Ehrenreich does precisely this, going undercover to experience the challenges that face low-wage workers.
Her conclusion: Something is wrong, very wrong, when a single person in good health, a person who in addition possesses a working car, can barely support herself by the sweat of her brow.
Ehrenreich spent time in three U.S. locationsFlorida, Maine and Minnesotaworking jobs that ranged from waiting tables and cleaning houses to delivering meals and selling clothes at a discount store. She sought work under the pretext of a divorcee returning to the work force, and discovered that while non-skilled jobs were in abundance, the opportunities they provided for a strong quality of life were sparse.
In the rhetorical buildup to welfare reform, she writes, it was uniformly assumed that a job was the ticket out of poverty and that the only thing holding back welfare recipients was their reluctance to get out and get one.
What Ehrenreich learns is that the obstacle to a better way of life is not ones reluctance to get a job, but rather transportation costs, child care expenses, soaring housing costs and other barriers that surface in the low-wage work world. Millions of low-wage workersthe working poor struggle every day to stretch meager paychecks over the costs of adequate living arrangements, and through her own residence in a low-wage reality, Ehrenreich allows the reader to glimpse the difficultiesin many cases, the impossibilitiesshared by so many people across the United States. Toward the end of her book, in her Evaluation chapter, Ehrenreich delivers the following assessment:
It is common, among the nonpoor, to think of poverty as a sustainable conditionaustere, perhaps, but they get by somehow, dont they? They are always with us. What is harder for the nonpoor to see is poverty as acute distress: The lunch that consists of Doritos or hot dog rolls, leading to faintness before the end of the shift. The home that is also a car or a van. The illness or injury that must be worked through with gritted teeth because theres no sick pay or health insurance, and the loss of one days pay will mean no groceries for the next. These experiences are not part of a sustainable lifestyle, even a lifestyle of chronic deprivation and relentless low-level punishment. They are, by almost any standard of subsistence, emergency situations. And that is how we should see the poverty of so many millions of low-wage Americansas a state of emergency.
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Pasta Salads
Over the past week or so we have been experiencing some serious heat and humidity. Has summer come a little earlier this year? If you are like me, when it is extra warm I want to use the stove as little as possible and not even go near the oven. Of course, come lunch or dinner time you do want something substantial, and pasta salads sometimes do the trick for me. Light, but with a little gumption.
Pasta makes a great base for a meal. It is cheap, feeds many and is universally loved. I have done articles on pasta before, and hands down, pasta meals are the most popular requests, I receive. Despite the stereotype of Jamaicans only loving "hard food" and rice, the numerous requests for pasta recipes indicate this is untrue. Jamaicans love pasta too!
Due to the versatility of pasta types, choices and multiple combinations are endless. You can add meat, seafood, cheese and vegetables, herbs, nuts and your preferred dressings or vinaigrette to match the ingredients used. Pasta swells while cooking, so pasta salads are great for large groups — at a potluck, picnic or BBQ. Just take all the ingredients you have and assemble your salad on location so it won't get soggy, especially if it has a dressing. If the flavourings need to meld, however, prepare one hour in advance, keep chilled, and eat as soon as you get to your destination.
Pasta comes in different shapes and colours so your salad can be visually appealing. On the market we are now seeing corn-, rice- and spinach-based pastas, so those folks with wheat intolerance or coeliac disease will not be left out of the fun. For the diet-conscious there are wholewheat and wholegrain versions and those with extra nutrients.
Asian-Style Noodle Salad
This is a lovely Asian-style flavoured salad using cold noodles instead of pasta (they are culinary cousins). Garnish with your favourite nuts for a punch of protein and added crunch.
1 pack of egg noodles, cooked according to package directions
1 carrot, julienned
Handful of string beans, diced
1 small head of broccoli, cut into florets
2 celery stalks, cut into strips
1 sweet pepper, deseeded and cut into strips
4 escallion stalks, green part only, finely chopped Bean sprouts (optional) Roasted salted peanuts (garnish) Dressing: 2 tbsps rice wine vinegar 3 tbsps soy sauce
1 tbsp hoisin sauce 1 tsp chilli garlic sauce
1 tsp toasted sesame oil
4 tbsps olive oil
Method: Cool cooked noodles in an ice bath and then drain to dry.
Mix dressing ingredients together.
In a large bowl add all of the cut vegetables, the cold noodles and pour over the dressing.
Mix to combine, then divide into 4 bowls.
Garnish with beans sprouts and nuts of your choice.
Pasta Salad with Roast Chicken, Pesto and Tomatoes
This hearty pasta salad makes use of leftover roast chicken. Pesto is the delicious pasta blend of basil, Parmesan and pine nuts and makes a delicious herbal and fresh coating for this dish.
1 pack of pasta, your preferred shape, cooked according to package directions
Leftover roast chicken, skin and bones removed, torn to pieces
200g/ 1 cup of pesto
1 or 2 large salad tomatoes, cubed
1/2 small red onion, thinly sliced
Black olives, sliced
Chopped parsley for garnish
Drain and cool down the cooked pasta and when fully cooled add to a large bowl.
Add chicken pieces, tomatoes, red onion and olives and mix with the pasta.
Next pour over the pesto and stir to combine.
Add mixed parsley.
Divide into four plates and serve.
You can add extra Parmesan and freshly cracked black pepper to finished dish.
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From the Best Buy Q&A session from last night!
Stick around for patch 5.1 – we pick up the Blood Elves' story and propel it forward. Finally, a chance to interact with Lor'themar! Most players don't even know who he is.
And from Lyssi:
This should almost be made into a SR holiday!
Also this excited me as well! :)
"Turalyon and Alleria" is it possible in anyway to know if there are any plans to continue their story?
I had HUGE hopes to see them in game when BC came out and their SON poped out of nowhere saying they where alive. anything would do!… plz!?
Oh, their story will continue!!
Blame Moog (aka Painsaw) and his wheat thins….
1 week!
Almost there! The long wait for MoP is almost over. (Is it odd I am more excited for this then Christmas?)
Things to do before MoP
1.) Get enough sleep – I dont think I will plan on playing before 9AM on Tuesday. As much as I would like to hit lvl 90 priest as a realm first, my body would not like it.
2.) Prepare food and drink, so I can save precious minutes in getting 90 ASAP.
3.) Find ways to keep my mind occupied till then!
Thank goodness Borberlands 2 comes out tonight. :)
Hitting Arvash with the nerfbat!
Stealing inspiration from my buddy Arvash!
In the new Mist of Pandaria expansion, Druids will be getting a new spell called Symbiosis, which will allow them to "trade" a spell with another player, based on the player's class and combat role and the Druid's specialization.
So my question is, if you could have any spell you want from any other class, current spells or new ones in MoP, what would it be? How would you work it into your rotation, gameplay, etc.?
The one spell for my Priest Liyhe would have to be a Battle Rez! It would be nice to have one, because lets face it, how many DK's save up their runic power or how many people actually raid with warlocks? (They smell like imp poo!)
Other notable mentions:
Travel Form – but instead of a cheetah or a stag – a unicorn! lol
Healing Shrooms – but instead of making a smurf village – make a bunch of heretics burning at the stake!
Summon Ghoul/Demon/pet etc – Angels!
But to expand upon Arv's initial question if I could have an ability from any MMO, it would be simple. From FFXI:
And it's upgraded version:
I don't really tank in WoW, it's too much work! However, I did tank as a ninja in FFXI.
Now the ninja in FFXI originally was not thought out by Square Enix to be a tank. It the players who made the ninja into a tank.
Now to be a ninja tank in FFXI, you needed good gear, and the ability to time your casts well. If you were good xping was easy street, get a bad one and it was painful. A good one would only get hit maybe a few times here and there, a bad one was worth then a noob DK tank in Hellfire Ramparts.
It was simple, when you had both versions of the spell – Ichi – took about 4-5 sec to cast, Ni was almost instant cast.
1.) Prepull – cast Utsusemi:Ni – if you were main job ninja – you got 4 shadows
2.) As the mob s beating on you – keep track of how many shadows you have left, before the last one is gone, start casting Utsusei:Ichi so the last Ni shadow would go before Ichi finishes casting. But if for some reason the mob misses your shadow, or you dodge, one had to cancel the last shadow from Ni. Why you ask? Because Ichi cannot overwrite Ni, while Ni could overwrite Ichi shadows.
3.) While doing this you had to make sure maintain threat – by using your WS when poss, and other ninjitsu spells as needed.
5.0.4 Disc and Holy Priests…..
1st raid after the 5.0.4 patch has hit….
Went very well, no complaints for the most part as a healing priest….well maybe a few. :P
1.) Compared to pre-patch I really had to watch what I was doing in regards to spell usage. Cast too much/too fast/wrong spells and I could see my mana pool dropping fast.
2.) Picking which mana regen talent is important – Mindbender vs Power Word: Solace – I generally found I really liked mindbender over solace.
3.) Honestly, I felt on certain fights with the priest mana regen being weak, I do not think I could have 2 healed some of the fights in DS last night.
However I know many of our DPS were happy, lots of them seem to have gotten a lot of buffs etc. :)
Busy work really takes some time
Have you ever noticed how busy work really adds up?
Between logging in and out of all my toons, seeing which addons work, rewriting macros, and AHing, the next thing I knew, it was 11:30!
1st impressions of 5.0.4
1.) Vanity gyphs are very amusing – Stag form baby – oh yeah!
2.) 102k mana pool will take some getting used to. Now is the time to practice maximizing HPS vs mana conservation.
3.) The new talents – some are great, others not so much….
4.) Broken addons fixed quickly – bless your hearts addon writers, you rock! (please let there be a VuhDo patch soon!)
5.) Account wide pets and mounts – thumbs up on this one!
6.) Being able to cast Penance while moving…..omg so awesome! And the new lolwell which dones not require clicking…win!
What I don't like so far:
1.) Talent choices – in my opinion, once again there are definitely some "you would be dumb if you choose this" choices in the trees. However, the flexibility to change on the fly is nice, and a good idea and about time it was implemented.
2.) Loss of prime glyphs, I understand why but…I still miss them.
What do you like? Not like?
It's the final countdown…..to 5.0.4!
Today it's the MoP prepatch! Yay! cheer! /dance! etc….
It is time for a lot of changes – loss of wand slot for caster, loss of throwing and ranged weapons for melee, hunters can no longer melee (lol). Hunters lose their dead zone in exchange for now having to get expertise. The Theramore event – no don't hurt Jaina!
But more importantly, new talent system. Sure Blizzard says there is the freedom of choice…but imo it's really an illusion. In some of the tiers there might be some play there, but if you are primarily a PVE player, then there are not as many choices as one would think.
Now I am primarily a Disc priest, so let's take a look at the priest talent choices.
Tier 1 – aka CC tree
Void Tendrils – Tenacles that hold things in place etc etc.
Psy Fiend – places a Psyfiend at the designated location, the fiend then will cast psychic scream.
Psychic Scream – same old spell like we have currently.
At least to me it seems like the tendrils will have the most use, as in PVE you don't want mobs running around poss pulling other mobs.
Tier 2 – movement enhancement
Body and Soul – PW:S increase movement for a short period of time.
Angelic Feather – places a feather on the ground. When runover – players gains more movement speed.
Phantasm – removes movement restrictions.
And the winner here is Body and Soul, Angelic Feahter seems like a hassle to use, and Phantasm is definitely for PVP.
Tier 3 – Mana Helping stuffs!
From Darkness, Comes light – Cast smite, heal, GH, etc, you have a 15% chance to get a free FH.
Mindbender – replaces Shadowfiend – 1 min CD – 1.3% per attack, lasts 15 seconds.
Power Word: Solace – 1.5s cast Strike an enemy with the power of the heavens, dealing 2226 to 2496 (+ 85.6% of SpellPower) Holy damage and restoring 0.7% maximum mana.
So appears from darkness, comes light is out. Now between MIndbender and PW:Sol, that can be tougher.
Mindbender – fire and forget spell (+) Has a cooldown (-)
PW:Solace – no cooldown, cast when you need it! (+), Mana gain vs raid dmg (-)
Both have their plus and minuses. Also keep in mind to get more mana then the mindbender with PW:Sol you will have to cast quite a few casts of PW:Solace to gane more mana then the mindbender. I think I have seen the # of casts to be around 5 a min.
Tier 4 – Priest Survival – opps I stood in bad!
Desperate Prayer – the good ol' standard, never a bad choice – free instant heal on a 2 min CD.
Spectral Guise – Your shadow blurs into the darkness, leaving your true form behind. As a shadow you are stealthed, but remain in combat. Lasts 6 sec or until your true form is hit by 3 direct attacks. (sounds meh)
Angelic Bulwark – Anytime a damaging attack brings you below 30% health, you gain an absorption shield equal to 20% of your total health lasting for 20 sec. This effect cannot occur more than once every 90 sec.
I would have to say….for PVE – clear choice is Desperate Prayer once again. The guise has a more PVP feel, and the Angelic Bulwark may work in a few fights here and there but really if you know dmg is incoming, you should be preparing oneself, you are a disc priest!
Tier 5 – Healing Helpers!
Twist of Fate -After damaging or healing a target below 20% health, you deal 15% increased damage and healing for 10 sec.
Power Infusion – 20% casting speed increase, and a 20% cost in mana reduction. 2 min CD, lasts 20 seconds.
Divine Insight – (Discipline) When you cast Penance, there is a 40% chance your next Power Word: Shield will both ignore and not cause the Weakened Soul effect. (BTW the holy version of this talent looks a lot more interesting!)
As Disc…there should be only one talent here to choose – Power Infusion! Twist of fate….eh, not sure might be good in certain situations. Divine Insight – seems better for holy and shadow.
Tier 6 – OMG Shiny new spells!
Here I am going to refer to Tales of a Priest – very good read and lots of good stuff for priests!
Also Spirit Shield (baseline for disc priests) -
For the next 15 sec, your Heal, Flash Heal, Greater Heal, and Prayer of Healing no longer heal but instead create absorption shields that last 15 sec
Looks very powerful – you know some dmg is coming up. Pop and bubble away!
But other then that lets see how much of the patch breaks my UI! Hopefully, in SR, we will have the manpower to get a raid going on Tues and Wed to test out the new changes!
I for one have a lot of worries about the inital healing when MoP hits, all healers are going to have to get used to the "fixed" mana pool.
Mists opening cinematic….
Go to MMO-C or the main WoW site and check it out!
Like many other of Blizzard's other cinematics – done very well.
Unlike the other's there is no big baddie in this one, but this one still feel just as epic.
It does a good job conveying that this is about Pandaria and the new continent.
It also displays something we don't see all that often in WoW, humor….definitely adds more of a "human" side to a game.
Also I know Rep will hit me for this one….but human's in WoW actually don't look silly for once. :P
Shared Topic: How has WoW changed your life?
In trying to keep my promise to post more often, here is my responce to this week's current topic from Blog Azeroth!
How has WoW changed your life?
For me WoW has changed my life in a few major ways.
1.) I met my current GF/squeeze/ball and chain via WoW! (Cheesy yes I know) She is my light, and also a smelly warlock! Lyssianna :P Before meeting her I was perfectly fine in being a bachelor for life!
2.) Also thanks to WoW I have met some awesome people in game that I may have never ordinarily have met! So my guildmates in Shadow Rising – here's to hopefully a metric boatload of many wipes, wins, and picking on Sorak now and in the future!
3.) I would have never thought to put my thoughts into a blog format, although I dont get a lot of hits, it is quite enjoyable to write. :)
Pre MoP checklist and Shared Topic
With the MoP release date being old news, I have been thinking what are somethings I would like to get done in a pre-MoP Azeroth.
1.) Get the new hunter to 85 (currently 80) and hopefully with some decent gear.
2.) 10000 HK on my priest! (almost there!)
3.) Get the baby Shaman to 85 (currently 82)
4.) Level up the new Alliance Warlock with Lyssianna! I forgot how much "weaker" one is without Heirlooms!
5.) Once 5.0 hit, get the SR crew together for a raid test run to play with the new talent system.
6.) Get in on some RBG action with Navimie!
7.) Maybe some 2s or 3s in arena? Big maybe here.
8.) Play more beta when I can.
9.) Blog more often….
10.) More exercise!!!!!
11.) Check in on Blog Azeroth more often and check out the shared topics section.
And for the current Shared Topic!
"Are you playing the MoP Beta? Why or why not? How much time are you spending there vs. the "live" servers."
I admit i have not played as much beta as I could. Been spending more time on live then beta.
1.) I don't like losing progress.
2.) I sort of want to not have all of MoP spoiled for me.
4.) Takes away from time I could be getting stuff done on Live.
5.) Can't make gold that I can keep!
6.) Things change on the beta.
Why I should play more beta:
1.) More familiarity with MoP system of talents.
2.) Know the best path to level faster.
3.) See more of Pandaria!
4.) Pet Battles!
5.) It's something different!
6.) Get used to MoP healing.


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Haverhill — Mary M. (McGagh) Murphy passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on October 5, 2012 at the Merrimack Valley Hospice House in Haverhill, MA. Mary was a Haverhill resident all her life; in fact was born and lived in the same house her entire life until her recent illness. Mary, known as Ma or Nana to her family, will be greatly missed.
Mary, the daughter of the late John J. and Margaret (O'Leary) McGagh, was born on April 29, 1921. She attended Haverhill schools, and then worked for the telephone company. When her children were older, she worked as a cafeteria worker in the Haverhill School System. Mary was a member of St. James Parish. She was a woman with remarkably strong faith and was known to say multiple rosaries daily to Her Blessed Mother Mary asking her to watch over and keep safe the family she treasured.
Mary enjoyed shopping in her younger years and the evolution of QVC and HSN in her later years. She was a wonderful pastry chef, her holiday pies always a favorite. Mary became a Red Sox and Patriots fan in her eighties, watching them religiously and reporting often to her family her happiness or dismay with their scores.
Mary was predeceased by her husband John J. Murphy. She is survived by her daughter Patricia M. and her husband Richard D. Nansel of Bradford, MA, daughter Marilyn J. and her husband John W. Held of Warwick, RI, son Michael J. and his wife Jeanne E. Murphy of Hampstead, NH, granddaughter Kristen Kellett of Haverhill, MA, grandson Erik, and his wife Caryl Nansel of Wilmington, MA, granddaughter Christine Held Smith, and her husband Christopher Smith of Mt. Holly, VA, and granddaughter Kathleen Held of Warwick, RI. Also, her great-grandchildren Delaney, Kaelyn, and Keegan Kellett of Haverhill, MA, Brett and Kelsie Nansel of Wilmington, MA, and Mary Elizabeth Smith of Mt. Holly, VA. She was also predeceased by her brother John J. McGagh, Jr. and grandson Sean Nansel.
ARRANGEMENTS: Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral Mass on Tuesday, October 9th at 11:00 at St. James Church, Winter Street Haverhill. Interment will follow in St. James Cemetery, Haverhill. Calling hours will be held on Tuesday morning from 9:00-10:30 at the H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Home, 106 Summer St. Haverhill. Contributions in her memory may be made to the St. Vincent de Paul Society at St. James Parish, 6 Cottage St. Haverhill, MA 01830. Condolences to her family may be made at


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Even the orangutans at the Kansas City Zoo are caught in the iPad craze.
The animals use the touch screens to make music, draw, watch videos and play simple games.
The Kansas City Zoo is part of a national program started by a nonprofit conservation group Orangutan Outreach. The Apps for Apes program is designed to enrich the animals' lives and stimulate their minds. About 20 zoos in North America and New Zealand are in the program, including the National Zoo in Washington.
The zoo uses three iPads and has downloaded about 20 apps so far.
Animal area supervisor Stacia Pieroni says the apes like the colors and simple games, although she admits not every orangutan is always interested in the activities.
Another zookeeper said the apes love to push anything that makes animals sounds and they also really enjoy an interactive fishing game. They also enjoy a painting and drawing programs on their iPads.
The KC Zoo Show first showed viewers about the iPad project in November.
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'The walls of Delhi are our canvas and we'll bring them to life.' With this very thought, a group of six young enthusiasts got together early one Sunday morning, armed with buckets of paint and brushes. After 13 long hours of sketching and painting, the 18-metre-long wall now stood covered with a beautiful garden; with birds in their cages, pandas reclining on the grass and leaves falling off a tree.
And that's how the Delhi wall project began. Their mission is pretty simple: to add colour and life to the otherwise boring walls of Delhi. Most of the time they are plastered with tacky film posters, political banners, local advertisements and many times stained with paan(betel leaves) or even pee. Their inspiration however comes from the Mumbai wall project, that began two years ago.
"Looking at the Facebook pictures of the Mumbai wall project, I was amazed to see what wonders colours can do to a surrounding. But I was also surprised that no one had replicated it in Delhi," says Kanika Seth, a Delhi-based graphic designer who spearheads the Delhi Wall Project.
Kanika and her friends decided: "Something has to be done to the Delhi walls too." They got in touch with the Mumbai wall project team to take things forward. And three Sundays later they painted their first public wall of a restaurant in the city's Hauz Khas village. Just like the restaurant famous for its seafood, its wall are now a visual treat with sea creatures painted in bright shades of orange, green and blue.
This time many more hands joined in the fun; some painted a tiny starfish, others coloured in the legs of the octopus orange. And those new to art took it easy by just shading the sea blue.
"There were eight-year-old kids to 50-plus oldies coming along to give us a hand. Initially they were all a little apprehensive to pick up the brush and scared that they might spoil the artwork. But we team members made them comfortable and helped them paint and understand how easy it is to express ourselves through colours," explains Kanika.
And while they all worked away under the scorching sun, help also came to them in other forms.
"A family saw us painting in so much heat and sweat that they got fans for us. They made sure we had enough water and food as well."
With two splendid walls to showcase, the DWP team is now being invited to paint different localities in Delhi. The online response too has been stupendous. Their Facebook page already has 800-plus fans following them. There are comments appreciating the good work and also eager amateur painters inquiring how they can participate in the next wall paint session.
And to all of them Kanika says
"Come and join us with your paints and brushes. Let's all together beautify the city as much as we can."


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By Tom Dalton
SALEM — Two doctoral students in history from Peking University in China had lunch this week at Red's Sandwich Shop. Gao Hao had the open-faced barbecue sandwich, while Huang Shuo chose the Cuban, which is stuffed with roast pork, onions and pickles.
There should be a lot of dining scenes like that the next few days as the World History Association descends on the city for its 18th annual conference.
More than 400 scholars and teachers from the United States and around the globe, many accompanied by family members, have signed up for the four-day event, which begins today.
Hosted by Salem State College, the historians will take part in workshops, panel discussions, lectures, film presentations and sightseeing tours.
While the conference is based at the college, many of the historians and professors will eat and sleep in the city and in neighboring communities. A shuttle bus will run between the college and downtown.
"We have managed to fill up a couple of hotels," said Alfred Andrea, vice president of the World History Association.
City officials are thrilled that Salem was chosen to host the conference and even put up a banner to welcome the visitors.
"It's very good for business," said Rinus Oosthoek, executive director of the Salem Chamber of Commerce. "It's essential for Salem to position itself for these smaller conference groups because the spinoff from something like this ... is fabulous."
There are presenters and participants coming from 34 countries and almost every continent.
"We've got folks from Japan, India and China — from all over the globe," said Dane Morrison, a professor of early American history at Salem State and one of the conference's keynote speakers.
The organization of academics and researchers met in London last year and has held past conferences in Morocco, Korea and Italy, as well as Milwaukee and Long Beach, Calif.
"We're going to Beijing in 2011," said Andrea, a professor emeritus from the University of Vermont.
So why Salem?
"It's a major city as far as the history of the United States is concerned," he said. "It was a major player in global affairs in the late 18th and early 19th century."
The World History Association executive made that boast while sitting in the lobby of the Hawthorne Hotel, where he is staying. Right behind him, mounted on the wall, was physical proof of his point: a print of the Sultan of Zanzibar welcoming a merchant ship from Salem into port in 1823.
The World History Association is running most of its programs at Salem State, where Christopher Mauriello, the chairman of the history department, and Morrison have helped organize events.
It also is working closely with the National Park Service and the Peabody Essex Museum, both of which are hosting events. Anyone wearing a conference button will be admitted free to the PEM and to tours at the Salem Maritime National Historic Site.
Although most of the conference consists of panel discussions on academic subjects, there are several free public events. The public portion of the conference kicked off last night with a lecture at the Salem Athenaeum by a professor from Columbia University.
The large international conference, titled "Merchants and Missionaries in World History," is taking place in the Witch City, which is famous for its Halloween crowds and, earlier this year, hosted a convention of ghost hunters.
The crowd from the World History Association may look a little different.
"There will be a few tweed jackets and bow ties," Morrison joked.
As part of the World History Association conference in Salem, several free events are open to the public.
Today: "Traces of the Trade: A Story From the Deep North." Film and panel discussion about a Rhode Island family's encounter with its historical role in the slave trade. 7 to 10 p.m., Veterans Hall, Ellison Campus Center, Salem State.
Friday: "Leaving Western Civ Behind." Lecture by William McNeill, professor emeritus from University of Chicago and author of "The Rise of the West." 6:15 to 7:15 p.m., National Park Service Visitor Center, 2 New Liberty St.
Saturday: "The Letter." Documentary film about tension between Somali immigrants and residents of Lewiston, Maine. Film and panel discussion. 7 to 10 p.m., Veterans Hall, Ellison Campus Center, Salem State.


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Third Generation Peach Pie
Author Notes: This pie is a family favorite, not just in my home, but throughout the extended branches of the family tree. It began as my grandmother's recipe and was always requested for family gatherings or summer visits from the grandchildren. At some point, my mother made it her own with a few changes. Recently, I tweaked it again, using a few different ingredients and making a crumb topping instead of topping the pie with pastry. To be honest, it's one of those pies that is delicious no matter which generation's version you use.
Variations/Substitutions: I did not have sour cream the last time I made this pie. I substituted the same amount of plain Greek yogurt and added an extra tablespoon of sugar to counter the sourness of the yogurt. Sometimes, instead of nutmeg and cinnamon, I use the same amount of Chinese five-spice powder. - Rhonda35
Serves 8-10 or just one if you squirrel it away from others!
Pie Filling
- 1 pie pastry
- 5 cups peeled, sliced fresh peaches (about 8 medium)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 cup sour cream, full-fat
- 2 teaspoons tapioca
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
Crumb Topping
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup old-fashioned rolled oats
- 1/2 cup walnuts or pecans, chopped (optional)
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Line a pie plate with the pastry. Crimp edges in a decorative way. Put in refrigerator till needed.
- Place peaches in pastry-lined pan.
- Combine all other filling ingredients and mix well. Spread evenly over peaches.
- Place in oven, with a baking sheet on the oven rack below it (to catch dripping juices.) Bake 30 minutes.
- Combine all crumb topping ingredients. This mixture will be slightly dry and shaggy.
- When pie is done, remove it from the oven and spread with crumb topping.
- Return pie to oven and bake 20-25 minutes more or till topping is golden brown and the juices are bubbling up out of the pie.
- Allow to set prior to slicing, approximately an hour at the very least.
- Make a pot of coffee, slice up the pie and enjoy!


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LEMMON, S.D. (AP) - A 58-year-old Lemmon man was killed when a packer rolled and he was pinned as he worked along South Dakota Highway 73.
Kirby Chapman with the Perkins County Sheriff's Office says Steven Bootz was driving the packer Monday morning when it rolled into a ditch, pinning him. The Rapid City Journal reports that Bootz died at the scene.
Bootz was employed by Zandstra Construction of Rapid City. The company has a contract to widen the shoulders on the highway between Faith and Meadow.
Darcy Torres with Zandstra tells The Associated Press that the death is a tragic accident. She says authorities are investigating what happened.
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Halifax Regional Municipality has lost its bid to fire a worker accused of pot smoking.
The Nova Scotia Appeal Court upheld a lower-court ruling that stemmed from an arbitrator's decision to reinstate the man. The Appeal Court panel's written decision was released Friday.
"It is clear that the employer was making up policy or rules as the case proceeded," Justice Ted Scanlan wrote in the decision.
The municipality fired the worker, identified in the decision as Mr. Jeffrey, in early 2012, the ruling said.
He had been suspended and then placed on paid leave after a supervisor reported smelling marijuana in a city truck in which two workers were sitting. The man suspected of using pot was fired for refusing to co-operate with a substance abuse professional or meet with a city official.
He was directed to meet the counsellor after refusing a drug test. He told the municipality he used pot for pain relief but didn't produce proof, the ruling stated.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees filed a grievance. An arbitrator agreed there was no evidence of substance abuse or impairment. The municipality sought a judicial review, but Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Gerald Moir decided the reinstatement should stand.


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Crash investigators say one man is dead after crashing his pickup truck into the back of a semi.
It happened on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and County Road 579 in Seffner around 2:30 a.m.
No one else was hurt.
The driver's name hasn't been released.
Lanes on the stretch were closed early Friday but were reopening.
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Encyclopedia of Marine Life of Britain and Ireland.
Bernard E. Picton and Christine C. Morrow.
An online guide to the marine life of Britain and Ireland with species pages and photographs of a variety of species.
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In the family dog breed center you will find a list of the dog breeds that share the common traits of being gentle, friendly, and good with children. While these dogs may be overly friendly towards everyone, their kind and outgoing personalities allow them to be a great addition in any home. Family dogs can range in size, appearance, and activity needs.
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I'm Baaaack!
I apologize for taking such a lengthy vacation from the blog, but maybe you'll forgive me after seeing all of the gifts that I made for Christmas. For a minute there I didn't think I would be able to finish everything on time, but I came through in the end! And I have to say that I'm so happy that I made most of my gifts instead of buying them, even if it caused me a little bit of stress....
Mom's sweater caused the most stress. This was mostly due to the fact that I started it in June and then had to rip out all of my work when I realized that the yarn I was using just didn't work with the pattern I was following. I ended up making a seamless sweater because it was so easy to jump into and didn't require an exhausting pattern search. I like the finished sweater, and Mom says that it's the only sweater she's ever owned that didn't have sleeves that were too long for her. I'm just happy that it fits! I called her first thing Christmas morning just because I was so Handknervous for her to open it.
This bag is for Pua, my sister-in-law. The pattern is from Interweave Spring 2006, yarn is Nashua Creative Worsted which I doubled and knitted with a size #13 needle. The bag is huge, but I loved making it. I made this at the beginning of the summer, which in retrospect was a very good idea.
I just love this picture. I made these two aprons for Matt's Nana's using a pattern from Amy Butler's book. The fabric is from Japan, but I bought it at Satin Moon Fabrics here in SF. I wish I would have made one of these for me!
This bathrobe was one of the more challenging projects, but I think it was a good learning experience. It fits Matt's Mom perfectly, and she was really excited about it.
Now that I'm posting all of my hand-knitted gifts I'm realizing that in all of my rushing around before Christmas I forgot to take pictures of a lot of the things that I made. I guess I'll just have to tell you that I also made an Elf Cap from Handknit Holidays. (I'll definitely make another one of these.) And I sewed a log cabin pillow that turned out really nicely and was really fun to make.
Oh well. Now that I'm back home I've got some cleaning up to do as well as some more knitting. I'm thinking that my unofficial New Year's Resolution is going to be to knit up some of my stash because my craft closet is overflowing with yarn and fabric. I've already gotten through about eight balls of yarn for a sweater that I started over the break...and I know that you just can't wait to see my sweater.


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You know, I'm probably going to catch a lot of flak for this, but whatever (Gates, delete this if you so desire). Congratulations to the Green Bay Packers. Winning the Super Bowl is an accomplishment in itself. Winning with 15 players on IR (including a starting RB and starting LB, off the top of my head), being preseason title favorites, and going against one of the all-around best teams in the league takes it to another level.
On a personal level, a close friend lost her mother this week. Her mother was a Packers fan. I cannot root against that.


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Robert Harold Olivier, 68, of Mt. Vernon, died 1:38 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis.
He was born Friday, May 26, 1944, in Moline, the son of Harold and Mary (DeClercq) Olivier. He married Denise Wright Jan. 11, 1991, in Mt. Vernon; she survives in Mt. Vernon.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by six sons, Nathan Moss of Arlington, Texas, Jason Moss, Kevin Olivier, Christopher Olivier, Matthew Olivier and Timothy Olivier all of Mt. Vernon; five daughters, Rachel Moss of Arlington, Texas, Deborah McWilliams and husband Clint of Grand Prairie, Texas, Victoria Olivier of Mt. Vernon, Christa Styles and husband Shannon of Collinsville and Tina Hall and husband James of Marion; a grandson, Logan Hall of Marion; a brother; four sisters; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother.
Robert was a retired farmer and coal miner and member of Victory Christian Center in Mt. Vernon.
A celebration of life service will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 7, at Victory Christian Center in Mt. Vernon with Pastor Bob Meyer officiating. In honor of his wishes, Mr. Olivier will be cremated and there will be no visitation.
For those who wish, memorials may be given to the Victory Christian Academy and will be accepted at the funeral home or mailed to Hughey Funeral Home, P.O. Box 721, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Hughey Funeral Home where you may call 242-3348 or visit www.hugheyfuneralhome1969.com for further information and to send condolences.


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Appeal launched to find man who went missing 13 years ago (From Harrow Times)
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Appeal launched to find Raymond Edward Scott, from Stanmore who went missing 13 years ago
Updated 2:51pm Thursday 1st May 2014 in News By Bruce Thain
Police have renewed an appeal into the disappearance of a father-of-four 13 years ago.
A reward of £20,000 has been offered for information leading to the identification, arrest and prosecution of those responsible for the disappearance of Raymond Edward Scott.
Mr Scott, who was 47 at the time of his disappearance, lived in Hanselin Close, Stanmore, and was last seen leaving his brother's house in Wealdstone, at 3.30pm on Friday, November 16, 2001.
He left in a white Ford Transit van, registration D346 DPR, which had a roof rack on top.
He was reported missing several days later and his van was found on November 30 behind shops in Field End Road, Eastcote.
In January 2002, a man was arrested in connection with the disappearance, but he was later released.
In 2012, the investigation was renewed and on Monday this week the case appeared on BBC Crimewatch with CCTV from South Harrow Tube Station, which was dated Sunday, April 28, 2002.
Police say a man of interest appears in the footage they would like to speak too.
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Partridge, Homicide and Major Crime Command, said: "I believe the man featured in the CCTV footage may be significant to this investigation.
"We know he made a telephone call to Raymond's brother from South Harrow Station at 8.43am."
Mr Scott's brother James Scott said: "I know Raymond is dead, because I know my brother and he would have been in touch.
"While they're hanging onto that information, there are four children and a wife, brothers and sisters that suffer every single day.
"If you know where that body is - because there is a body out there - Tell us where it is. Let's give his children closure."
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