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Yankees Daily Briefing 09/21/11Rebecca Glass
The Yankees play a doubleheader on Wednesday; a sweep coupled with a Red Sox loss will not only give them a playoff spot, but wrap up the AL East as well. CC Sabathia and Phil Hughes are scheduled to be on the mound for the Yankees, though in what o...Blog | September 21, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 09/06/11Rebecca Glass
Phil Hughes, who has allowed six runs in two consecutive starts, will get one more chance to prove he belongs in the rotation when he takes the ball for the Yankees on Tuesday. The Yankees will face the Orioles' Tommy Hunter (3-2, 5.26), who beat th...Blog | September 06, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 08/31/11Rebecca Glass
In his career, Phil Hughes is 2-4 with a 6.25 ERA against the Red Sox. It's a trend he'll attempt to reverse Wednesday evening when he takes the mound for the Yankees. Josh Beckett (11-5, 2.43) will be on the mound for the Red Sox. Discussion o...Blog | August 31, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 08/25/11Rebecca Glass
Phil Hughes has been impressive of late; in his last three starts he has an ERA of 2.57, including a 7.2 inning, one run performance his last time out. The Yankees will hope he can repeat his success, as they attempt to avert a sweep by the Athletic...Blog | August 25, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 08/13/11Rebecca Glass
Phil Hughes (2-4, 7.11) could go a long way in cementing his rotation spot with another good start on Saturday; he and the Yankees will face the Rays' Jeremy Hellickson (10-7, 3.05), who has beaten the Yankees once before this season. Discussion o...Blog | August 13, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 08/02/11Rebecca Glass
In 18 career innings versus the White Sox, Phil Hughes has an ERA of just 1.00 and has struck out 17 batters. He'll have to try to replicate that success on Tuesday night if he hopes to stay in the Yankees rotation. He and the Yankees will face Chi...Blog | August 02, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 07/22/11Rebecca Glass
Against the Oakland Athletics, the Yankees are 22-4 since Joe Girardi took over as manager in 2008. They'll attempt to continue their success against Oakland, and Phil Hughes will also look to build on the success of his last start. Oakland will co...Blog | July 22, 2011
Yankees Daily Briefing 07/17/11Rebecca Glass
In his first start since returning from the disabled list, Phil Hughes allowed two runs over five innings in a game the Yankees eventually lost. The Yankees will hope Hughes is more effective on the mound on Sunday, as the Yankees look to salvage a ...Blog | July 17, 2011

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Just switched by skin care to the Josie Maran 4 piece set. You was with a cleansing oil followed by argan oil then with the tinted moisturizer and the color stick which you use as a lipstick and blush. I purched this on QVC and got a great deal. I just love the way my skin looks and feels.
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I know this is insane, and I can't find a good reason why...but I am applying the JM oil this past week (no other moisturizer) and getting dry, scaley patches on my cheeks and T-zone. An oil that is drying me out? Huh.
I'm reading to mix w/ moisturizer, which may be the next step. But in general, I was trying to avoid moisturizers to see if that was clogging my pores.
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SERIOUSLY!?!?! Who wants to pay FIFTY DOLLARS for a 1.8 oz bottle of argan oil??? Sure, it moisturizes hair well, but it is NOT worth the price. It's just argan oil, I think I'll stick to the cheaper drugstore brands.
so my skin is pretty normal, but here in Chicago once it gets cold, my skin gets super dry. I saw this product on QVC so i decided to go to sephora the next day and try it out. i use about 4 drops on my face, one on each cheek, one on my forehead and and one for my jaw and under nose. this makes my skin so soft! by the way i only use this at night and by the time i wake up my skin is still soft enough so i dont need to moisturize in the AM. awesome product just a bit expensive..
EDIT: This thing sucks. It worked for the first few days and then my skin started flaking. Great, 14 dollars down the drain...
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I have pretty sensitive combination skin. Within a week, this actually dried out my cheeks even more, leaving awful flaky patches and my friends asking what was happening with my face. Luckily I hadn't spent any money as I got the little half ounce bottle as a present. Moral of this story: try before you buy!
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I really do like this product. It helped me alot with my acne. The cleanser that I have been using dried out my face like crazy so I put this on as a night time moisturizer. At first, I was very skeptical when the salesperson at Sephora told me that oil would help me with my acne, but I trusted her and bought it. It worked out really well for me. It moisturizes my face while keeping my acne under control. I would buy this product again just because I'm scared that if I try anything else, my acne would come back.
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I use 1 drop on my face and neck. It does not irritate or cause my combo skin to break out. I also apply 2 drops to damp hair which leaves it much less frizzy. I probably would not try this brand again as there are many less expensive argan oils available at the health store to try.
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I got this in a sample size and love it!! I put it on at night and my skin looks amazing in the morning! If it is too oily for you I suggest you mix it with some moisturizer. I accidently knocked it over and spilled some but it is well worth the price!!
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This has completely changed my skin, in such a great way. I was suffering through cystic pimples and oily skin, got this as a sample and started massaging it onto my face at night. My skin has never been better, it's not shiny by midday anymore and I haven't had any breakout since (been 2 months) I'm head over heels in love with this stuff.
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I have tried many pure argan oils on my face and this is the only one that does not brake me out.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. — For most of his 30 years as Pennsylvania's longest-serving U.S. senator and prominent moderate in Congress, Arlen Specter was a Republican, though often at odds with the GOP leadership.
He helped end the Supreme Court hopes of former federal appeals Judge Robert H. Bork, who was nominated by President Ronald Reagan. Decades later, he was one of only three Republicans in Congress to vote for President Barack Obama's economic stimulus.
His breaks with his party were hardly a surprise: He had begun his political career as a Democrat and ended it as one, too.
In between, he was at the heart of several major American political events. He rose to prominence in the 1960s as an assistant counsel to the Warren Commission, developing the single-bullet theory in President John F. Kennedy's assassination. He came to the Senate in the Reagan landslide of 1980 and was a key voice in the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of both Bork and Clarence Thomas.
Specter died Sunday died at his home in Philadelphia from complications of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, said his son Shanin. He was 82. Over the years, Specter had fought two previous bouts with Hodgkin lymphoma, overcome a brain tumor and survived cardiac arrest following bypass surgery.
Intellectual and stubborn, Specter took the lead on a wide spectrum of issues and was no stranger to controversy.
In one of his last major political acts, Specter startled fellow senators in April 2009 when he announced he was joining the Democrats. He said he was "increasingly at odds with the Republican philosophy," though he said the Democrats could not count on him to be "an automatic 60th vote" that would give them a filibuster-proof majority.
He had also concluded that he was unlikely to win a sixth term as a Republican, and his frankness about why he returned to the Democratic Party was packaged in a powerful TV ad by his primary opponent, then-U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak, who hammered away at the incumbent as a political opportunist.
"My change in party will enable me to be re-elected," Specter says in TV news footage used in the ad.
The announcer ends the ad saying, "Arlen Specter changed parties to save one job — his, not yours."
Democrats picked Sestak, a retired Navy vice admiral, over Specter in the 2010 primary, ending his decades of service. Sestak lost Specter's seat to conservative Republican Rep. Pat Toomey in the general election by 2 percentage points.
Specter rose to prominence in the 1960s as an aggressive Philadelphia prosecutor and during his time on the Warren Commission.
In 1987, Specter helped thwart Bork's nomination to the Supreme Court, earning him conservative enemies who still bitterly refer to such denials as being "borked." But four years later, Specter was criticized by liberals for his tough questioning of Anita Hill at Thomas' Supreme Court nomination hearings and for accusing her of committing "flat-out perjury." The interrogation, televised nationally, incensed women's groups and nearly cost him his seat in 1992.
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GLASTONBURY — Catherine "Kay" (Stack) Woods, 83, beloved wife of the late Brendan Kevin Woods Sr., passed away peacefully on Monday, May 5, 2014.
Kay was born 1930 in Waterbury, daughter of the late John and Angela (Cahill) Stack. Kay and Brendan had five children and lived in Hartford before moving to Glastonbury in 1995. Prior to her retirement, Kay was employed at the Travelers Insurance Co. for many years. Kay was happiest when surrounded by her children and grandchildren.
She is survived by Brendan K. Woods Jr. and his wife, Lory, of South Glastonbury; Ann "Nancy" O'Hara and her husband, Paschal, of Glastonbury; Mike Woods of Glastonbury; Cathe Adamo and her husband, Michael, of South Windsor; and John Woods of South Windsor. She also leaves her cherished grandchildren, Brendan and Molly Woods; Kate and Patrick O'Hara; Michael, Katherine and Lauren Adamo; and Sean Woods, as well as Sean's mother, Ivette Rodriquez; her sisters, Mary Ellen O'Connor of Unionville, Betty Rubino of Maryland, Nancy and Peggy Stack of Waterbury; three sisters-in-law, Loretta Stack of Waterbury, Betsy Stack of Ellisville, Mo., and Nancy Fallon of Ireland; and many nieces and nephews of the United States and Ireland. In addition to her husband, and her parents, Kay was predeceased by her two brothers, Garrett and Jack Stack.
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Booked this hotel at last minute for our stay and delighted with it , warm cookies when we arrived staff were so pleasant & breakfast was beautiful.
Didn't stay long enough.
The reception staff were friendly and helpful. Room and public areas were clean. Breakfast was good.
One member of staff in Monboddo bar could not understand us very well and we also found it difficult to understand her. I am vegetarian and ordered one of the few suitable dishes on the menu but it was out of stock. When I asked for something that was on the lunchtime menu they said it was not available to order in the evening so ended up having two side dishes. I didn't think this was very good customer service and really wish we'd made the effort to go into the city to find a decent bar/restaurant to eat.
friendly staff, comfortable room
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My wife & I found the staff from arriving to leaving to be 1st rate. Special mention to Susannah on the front desk & Alex in the B/Fast room.Nothing was to much trouble. Would definitely stay again & shall be recommending to friends.
Noticed the street noise on arriving in our room. However it did not trouble us enough to mention. TRAFFIC IN A CITY CENTRE TO BE EXPECTED
the staff were wonderful especially the young man who checked us in Andreas he was very friendly, helpful & welcoming. the barman & waiting staff in the restaurant were very friendly, helpful, attentative. the location was good, the rooms were great. we all loved edinburgh and will defintely be back
the food - breakfast was "fine" but please dont use powdered eggs for scrambles they were awful. i got poached eggs on the last morning and they were covered in black scum!! the dinner was awful as well with the result we ate out of the hotel on two nights. please do not recommend spoons again it was awful.the day the girl changed my towels she didnt run the hoover over the floor which it badly needed on day2
Reception were very helpful on both check in and check out
It had everything you'd expect from a Hilton. Comfort, quality both in hotel and at breakfast. Nice 4th floor room with Castle view.
Minor quibble. Bathroom small, shower only, and nowhere to put anything. but for two nights, no problem. The pluses vastly outweighed the small negative.
All staff were very helpful, friendly, room was lovely clean would stay again. Breakfast was very good too.
More free cookies
I never liked the fact i paid over £150 for a room that had a hole in the bathroom wall and the room did not have everything it said it would on the web site such as a hairdrier so my girlfriend had to leave the next day with soaking wet hair on a cold day as she never brought hers for the simple fact it said on the website that the room would have one
Free cookies and complementary drinks on arrival as room not quite ready. Loved the breakfast - top marks! Superb bathroom and view of castle from top floor! Would sure recommend and return again!
Duvet was a bit thin that's all!
Staff were very friendly and professional
It was very cold in the bar.
good size rooms, good breakfast friendly staff
The staff were fabulous! Unfaultable on any level! The bed was very comfortable. The pillows were fabulous. Lovely selection of breakfast. Good location. They made the bed each day, and kindly gave me new towels even though I said Id reuse them!
The rooms were not cleaned, the bathroom floor remained the same each day. I washed my own glass each day on return to my room..on the last day it disappeared....I did tell the reception that I didnt seal it! They laughed and said it was fine!! :)The carpets didnt look like a 4 star.Looking a little tatty...You can hear everything through the walls! Bit disturbing!
Staff very friendly and supportive
Asked for a quiet room but ended up with a room that was located near a lift and this was noisy
Location,Breakfast was great.
Was there Fri-Sun and Room never got cleaned. Had to go looking for clean towels and toiletries. Was wife's birthday and this took the shine off our trip to Edinburgh. Expected a lot better service for the cost. When we said to reception they offered us a drink and a later check-out(1 hour?).
Nice rooms Clean Nice staff Free newspapers
Far too noisy Honestly kept awake the whole of Friday night & even woken again on the Saturday, this ruined all our plans as we had to sleep during Saturday afternoon as we were that tired. Worst hotel I have stayed in in Edinburgh
All the staff were very friendly . Alain Martzolff was particularly helpful he sorted an evening for us booked a ghost tour ,meal and taxi had a great night and finished up in the cocktail bar attached to the hotel can thoroughly recommend it !!!
Very spacious room and king size bed
Room wasn't available until 4.30pm even though we were supposed to be able to check in from 2pm
Didn't clean our room for 2 days running. Asked reception on 2nd day and waited 40 minutes (we did get a free drinks voucher) but still wasn't done then had to wait another 45 minutes tone cleaned. Also when we arrived our booking hadn't went through correctly which caused embarrassment at check in. And to top it off my unopened birthday cards went missing from our room.
Nice clean hotel, good breakfast and clean tidy room.
Room 105 is the first floor right on the corner of the hotel and at a junction, whilst the traffic noise didn't bother us (we do live in London) it was annoying we couldn't open curtains as traffic can see straight in
The staff were exceptional, in nothing was too much bother and that inlcudes cleaning staff and all the other people that make a hotel what it is. (all the people that don' get a mention for normal) and I would recommend it to anyone, and the warm cookies were amazing. (Go just for that, and that is from someone that doesn't eat sweets or cakes anytime)
the breakfast was not the best ever as the omelete was not mixed properly i.e the eggs were not mixed enough so you had white and yellow which is not nice in sight and funnily not as nice tasted) but that could be lack of seasoning? also the mushrooms were not even cooked and the bacon was very dry. But saying that, the manager could not be friendly enough. I did not see him miss anybody with a welcome smile.
Overall its an excellent hotel in a great location. Try the cocktails!
Would have benefited from a swimming pool
Nice breakfast and freindly helpful staff. Good room clean and comfy
No shower curtain water goes everywhere
The staff was really, really helpful, polite and professional. Top notch. Great suggestions for what to do and see, where to eat. Very attentive to making our stay an enjoyable one.
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Division II, Section II
When: Saturday, Nov. 2. Boys race at 11:15 a.m.; Girls race at Noon.
Where: Marana High School (Tucson)
Teams: Campo Verde, Canyon del Oro, Casa Grande, Catalina Foothills, Cholla, Cienega, Desert View, Flowing Wells, Higley, Marcos de Niza, Maricopa, McClintock, Marana Mountain View, Nogales, Poston Butte, Queen Creek, Sahuaro, Salpointe, Vista Grande, Williams Field
Boys favorites: The race should be close between Marana Mountain View and Catalina Foothills, if both teams send their normal squad to the starting line. Individually, Campo Verde's Lucky Schreiner, Catalina Foothills' Harvey Nelson and Marana Mountain View's Josh Fleetwood are the only three in the section to run under 16 minutes for a 5K this year and if they aren't holding back, those three will be the ones to beat.
Girls favorites: Catalina Foothills is the clear favorite going into this meet and the Division II state meet next week. The Falcons boast a strong top 7, and all of their top five runners come into the sectional meet seeded in the top 11. The top individual coming in is Vista Grande's Carissa Diaz. Catalina Foothills' Hannah Whetzel and Queen Creek's Lucy Hilarides are also contenders for individual honors.
Teams likely to advance to state: Boys: Marana Mountain View, Catalina Foothills, Salpointe, Campo Verde, Vista Grande, McClintock, Higley, Casa Grande, Canyon del Oro, Flowing Wells. Girls: Catalina Foothills, Queen Creek, Vista Grande, Salpointe, Sahuaro, Canyon del Oro, Marana Mountain View, Campo Verde, Flowing Wells, Williams Field
Division III, Section III
When: Saturday, Nov. 2. Girls race at 11 a.m.; Boys race at 11:30 a.m.
Where: Skunk Creek Landfill: 3165 W. Happy Valley Road, Phoenix
Teams competing: Apache Junction, Buckeye, Cactus, Coronado, Cortez, Estrella Foothills, Fountain Hills, Moon Valley, North Pointe Prep, Parker, Payson, St. Mary's, Seton Catholic, Shadow Ridge, Sierra Linda, Tempe, Wickenburg.
Boys favorites: Based on how the regular season has gone, Tempe and Estrella Foothills are headed for a very close race. Neither team has a standout, but each has a strong top 7 group of runners. Tempe is led by Ramiro Ortiz, Andy Blanc and Jose Garcia and those three could set the pace for the rest of the squad. Also, don't count out Fountain Hills and Seton Catholic in the team race. The individual race could mirror the team race, with no clear favorite. Grant Navakuku of Cactus enters as the top seed, followed by Fountain Hills' Scott Jarriel and Shadow Ridge's Isaiah Petty.
Girls favorites: Tempe has a strong chance of pulling off the team sweep, as the Buffalo girls enter as the favorite. Based on seed times, just 33 seconds separate Tempe's top runner (Victoria Lebario) and its No. 5 (Sabrina Robles), with Amy Bello, Alexis Blanc and Daisy Lopez in between. Chasing Tempe will be Fountain Hills, led by the top-seeded individual Seirra Jarriel, and Cactus. Individually, seeded after Jarriel are two Payson runners (Erin Huffman and Abby Greenleaf) and Estrella Foothills' Briana Alverez.
Teams likely to advance to state: Boys: Tempe, Estrella Foothills, Fountain Hills, Seton Catholic, Apache Junction, Shadow Ridge, Moon Valley. Girls: Tempe, Fountain Hills, Cactus, Payson, Estrella Foothills, Seton Catholic, Apache Junction.


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The Master's Singers (age 55+)
"Sing to the LORD, you saints of his; praise his holy name"
Psalm 30:4
The Master's Singers Choir Purpose Statement
The Master's Singers, a choir for adults 55 years and older, exists to glorify God by singing together in authentic worship through their voices and lives, to develop a caring community of fellowship and to have meaning and joy in these extra decades of life. Our purpose is also to discover, cultivate and empower leaders, and leave a legacy for the generations following by positively influencing others in the church and community along the Jesus Way.
The Master's Singers meet on Thursday mornings at 10:00-11:30 a.m. in the Adult Choir Room. It is directed by Beth Goetz, and our TMS President for 2012-2013 is Mrs. Pat Stewart. We've got a wonderful year planned, and we would love to have you come join us.
Extra! Extra! Sing All About It!!
TMS Christmas programs are fast approaching – we have just 1 Thursday rehearsal left! We will be sharing our Christmas musical "He Is Here" six times during the month of December. A detailed schedule for November and December will be handed out at TMS this week. Make sure to get your copy and put these dates on your calendars!
Don't forget - 2 EXTRA! EXTRA! TMS REHEARSALS ON MONDAYS! We will have an extra TMS rehearsal on the Monday before and Monday after Thanksgiving. Monday, November 24 and Monday, December 1 we will run through our program with sound system, narrators, soloists, ensemble, etc. These Monday rehearsals will be our dress rehearsals. Our first two programs will be on Thursday, December 4 as we sing at the Arbrook Retirement Center and The Waterford of Pantego.
Wednesday, December 17 – we present our Christmas program at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Don't forget – we are collecting items for MIssion Arlington – bring canned food, toys or warm clothing to share. Boxes will be available at the doors of the Sanctuary to collect your items. Please invite friends to come to this worship service – "He Is Here"!
TMS is a choir for adults 55 + who love to sing and can meet on Thursday mornings. It is directed by Beth Goetz. Please invite friends to come and join us as we make plans to share the "good news"! Extra! Extra! Now is a great time to join TMS! – Contact Beth Goetz for more information.
The Master's Singers – Choir Officers – June 1, 2014 – May 31, 2015:
Choir President: Linda Seager
Immediate Past President: Linda Seager
Vice-President/Membership: Maudi Weir
Vice-President/Fellowship-Social: Judy Prather
Social Committee: Dena Dean, Bobbi Finch, Judy Minter and Eloise Thorne
Choir Treasurer: Jim Cook
Choir Librarians: Spencer and Jeanette Olesen
Choir Historian: Dena Dean
Choir Section Leaders:
-Soprano I - Janelle Scott
-Soprano II – Anabeth Field
-Alto – LaVerne Sepulveda
-Tenor - Sally Bush
-Bass – Frank Engle
Choir Contact Coordinator: Pauline Hornsten
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Staff Picks – Week of 19/11/2011
Axis #6
Rick Remender (w), Terry Dodson (a)
Liz says: It took me a few issues to get into Axis, but now that I'm hooked, it's found it's way to the top of my reading stack. What looked at first glance like an overcomplicated plot turned out to be an incredibly simple one, and a lot of fun to boot. I love when event books are good and this one has been, more and more so with each passing week. I'll be excitedly tuning in to see the rest of it unfold and ripple out into the tie-ins. Great stuff!
Multiversity #4
Grant Morrison (w), Frank Quitely (a), Nathan Fairbairn (c)
DC Comics
Thomas says: Multiversity is one of the only decent comics being published by DC at the moment. To grossly over simplify this issue, its Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely doing Watchmen. With the actual Charlton stable of characters. Check it out if you haven't already.
Invincible #115
Robert Kirkman (w), Ryan Ottley (a), Jean-Francois Beaulieu (c)
Image Comics
Ryan says: November has been a big month for Invincible fans. Volume 20 of the graphic novel series was released just last week, and followed this week with a brand new issue. Admittedly, yes, it's long overdue, but with artist Ryan Ottley having suffered a back injury, and fan-favourite colourist John Rauch stepping off the title to focus on other projects, you can kinda see why it took so long to put 20 pages together. And in this issue premieres the work of new colourist, Jean-Francois Beaulieu, who has done a brilliant job of adding subtle dimension to Ottley's lineart, while working faithfully with the muted palette we're used to seeing from an Invincible title. Just as Ottley took the mantle from Cory Walker, Beaulieu's work takes what Rauch brought to this series and continues the story without any jarring stylistic changes. As for the story itself, we see two of the Invincible universe's most aggressive combatants pitted against each other, Thragg and Battle Beast, in a deadly brawl that can only result in bloodshed.
Saga Deluxe Edition Volume 1 HC
Brian K. Vaughan (w), Fiona Staples (a)
Image comics
Will says: If you need to be convinced to read Saga, then you're doing something wrong with your life. I could spend a good few hours talking about how great Saga is, but the truth is you probably already know. In fact, one common complaint I hear about saga is that it reads too quickly each month. This special edition hardcover collects the first 18 issues of the groundbreaking series, so you have over 500 pages to sink your teeth into. Christmas is coming up, so if you're looking for the perfect gift for someone then this is the obvious choice for new-readers and fan enthusiasts alike. The book becomes an essential buy with some brilliant extras and stunning new cover art by Staples.
Complete Zap Comix
By R. Crumb, Rick Griffin, Paul Mavrides, Victor Moscoso, Spain Rodriguez, Gilbert Shelton, Robert Williams, and S. Clay Wilson
Karl says: I have been waiting a while for this extravagant boxset comprising all 16 issues and a brand new 17th grand finale. This slice of comics history changed the world as much as the Marvel explosion across the tracks. It comes in 4 thick volumes book-ended by an in-depth history and biographies, and a glorious set of exclusive giclée prints featuring the covers. It ain't cheap, but if you really love this stuff, it's Christmas.
Southern Bastards Directors' Commentary with Jason Aaron & Jason Latour
Live at Orbital Comics
Chris says: This week we debuted a brand new type of event at Orbital with the Southern Bastards Directors' Commentary by Jason Aaron & Jason Latour. No one knew quite what to expect from the night (us and them included!) but what followed was a fascinating insight into the mindset and creative process of those involved. We learned more about the South, college football, Coach Boss, and just what that dog crapping by the side of the road was up to. It was an amazing night and, I'm pleased to report, the first of many! Next up we have the sensational Becky Cloonan giving us a commentary on the first three issues of Gotham Academy, so keep your eyes on the website for further details … You won't want to miss this!
ALL the Small Press
Camila says: Thought Bubble last weekend marked the end of the comics festival season in the UK, preceded by the amazing Lakes International Comic Art Festival in Cumbria and lots of smaller independent shows like CECAF and The Alternative Press POP-UP in London. And with all these amazing events, also comes the release of TONS of new books, zines and independent comics.
It'd be impossible to list of my personal highlights, but just to name a few: Jack Fallows' Axolotl #2, the new issue of Tiny Pencil, a brand new title (Cob the Conqueror) by Timothy Winchester, a glorious collected edition of Dan White's Cindy & biscuit and a new hardcover of Howard Hardiman's Badger series, and a bunch of new titles from the awesome folks at Breakdown Press and Avery Hill Publishing. Check them out!
Staff Picks – Week of 12/11/2014
Dave Sim: Conversations
Edited by Eric Hoffman and Dominick Grace
University Press of Michigan
Thomas says: Well. I've been on leave for over a week now so I haven't had a chance to read any of the comics out this week but I have read the hardcover edition of this paperback release. Conversations collects together long out of print interviews with it's subject in this case the divisive Dave Sim. I'm a huge fan of Cerebus and of Sim and was particularly excited by this volume when it was first released containing a number of interviews that I had never read before. Regardless of how you feel about the man he is a fascinating talent as this collection illustrates perfectly and in his own words.
Resurrectionists #1
Fred Van Lente (w) Maurizio Rosenzweig
Dark Horse Comics
Julia says: I decided to give this new series a try since the premise, despite not being entirely innovative (a group of individuals who have been reincarnated many times and can keep the memories of each of their past beings), it leaves you with thirst for a new issue.
Speaking about the narrative, I've always been a bit reluctant about the abusive use of flashbacks, but in this series so far, it has not only been delivered in an elegant way, but also it seems to be essential to the story.
I must admit that one of the reasons of picking this is the fact that Maurizio Rosenzweig is working on it. The Italian artist gives us a taste of his dynamic and characteristic drawing style, without hiding the traces that the European comic books from the late 80's left on him. Each character design oozes a distinctive personality.
I guess I could dare to address it as one of the most personal issues you can find this week, it's worth to give it a try.
Superior Ironman #1
Tom Taylor (w), Yildiray Cinar (a)
Marvel Comics
Liz says: If you haven't been reading Axis (you should, btw, it's actually way more fun than I'd ever expected) all you need to know is that a spell cast mid-battle by the Scarlet Witch and Doctor Strange had the unexpected side-effect of turning all the heroes present into villains and vice versa. Tony Stark was one of those heroes. And now… he's a jerk. A pompous, misogynist, self-serving, stupendous D-bag. The spell brings out the worst personality traits in a 'good' guy and the best qualities out in a 'bad' guy, and Tony's worst qualities are all about ego, excess and yes folks, alcohol. Back on the bottle, fresh outta the hot tub, and still smart as ever, Tony Stark is no longer using his genius in the service of anyone but himself. This is the Superior Iron Man, and it's really, really good. Pick it up now!
The Fade Out #3
Ed Brubaker (w), Sean Phillips (w)
Image Comics
Will says: I'm slightly cheating here as I haven't had a chance to read this issue yet, however, this just furthers the merit of the two issues before this one. This series has been phenomenal, leaving me with full confidence that it will continue to be another exemplary masterpiece from the flawless "Philbaker" partnership. Is that enough adjectives to convince you to buy this already?
I'm doing the comic a great injustice by flicking through it quickly to find some comments to write about it. Phillips puts an enormous amount of detail into every panel. This is a comic you have to sit down and take your time reading, and I am extremely excited to do just that. It's got to be the best comic on the shelves this entire year.
Staff Picks – Week of 05/11/2014
John Carter, Warlord of Mars #1
Ron Marz (w), Abhishek Malsuni (a)
Dynamite Comics
Chris says: There have been numerous John Carter/Mars series from Dynamite over the last few years – all quite admirable in their own way – but with this new title it seems as though they're really trying to streamline and solidify their line. It's something Dynamite have been doing for a while now (as evidenced by titles like King's Watch and the upcoming King Features line of books), and one of the key ingredients has been getting the right creators on board. In the back of the first issue it says, "Ron Marz finally tackles the series he's always wanted to write, teaming with rising artistic star Abhishek Malsuni for the best Barsoom ever!" – and I'm optimistically inclined to agree. Marz is definitely the man for the job (as any fan of his writing will tell you) and Malsuni is definitely a name to watch. I've often been dubious about Dynamite's past artistic choices but, over the last year or two, they've recognised the importance of everyone on the creative team and really lifted their game. There's some clever exposition at play for those who haven't read the books before or aren't familiar with the concept, but this is very much a fresh jumping-on point without the baggage of the past to drag it down. If you've felt that John Carter and/or the Dynamite line weren't for you, then I'd encourage you to give this book another chance and see what you think. Beneath the multiple variant covers lies a series that will make a welcome addition to your monthly reading pile. Very highly recommended!
Grayson #4
Tim Seeley & Tom King (w), Mikel Janin (a)
DC/Vertigo Comics
Liz says: Only five issues in (including the standout Future's End issue) and Grayson continues to go from strength to strength in thrilling, unexpected ways. Last month's riveting examination of Dick Grayson being armed with a gun was strong, emotional and vital to the character. This issue, just as importantly, is all about fun. If you're a fan of Dick Grayson, you already know that a few of his defining characteristics are that: a) He's the most lighthearted of all the Robins; b) He drives the girls crazy. This issue makes use of these elements to hilarious effect as the girls at St. Hadrian's Finishing School for young spies and assassins manage to snag shirtless pictures of him and go chasing him across rooftops. It's preposterous and silly and it totally, totally works. Tim Seeley and Tom King have already shown that they know how to handle action and drama, and here they show just how well they do comedy. It not only feels like a breath of fresh air, it reminds us that not long ago Dick was Nightwing and that he misses that part of his life. It also sets up a very amusing new line for Dick Grayson at Spyral, and ends on a note that's satisfying. This is what comics should be, people! Pick up an issue and see.
Bumf Volume 1
Joe Sacco (w/a)
Jonathan Cape
Adam says: Starring the endlessly fascinating icon of real-world super villainy [conjecture!], Richard M. Nixon, Bumf is an absurd, depraved and appallingly hilarious read from the known-for-his-seriousness Joe Sacco. Not without his trademark biting satire though, Sacco presents this wretchedly weird world without wider context. There is no synopsis provided and perhaps no simple means of providing a coherent or helpful introduction to the narrative here. Thematically though, it explores conspiracy, mindlessness and anonymity in the new world order, the limits of humanity and best of all, the art of the hollow gesture [Enter Milhous!]. Sacco himself has a cameo as a clueless Air Force Captain.
Tooth & Claw #1
Kurt Busiek (w), Benjamin Dewey (a)
Image Comics
The Will says: Set in a world full of magic and mystical creatures, Tooth & Claw is a comic my taste buds are instantly attracted to. And who better to bring this to us than Arrowsmith's Kurt Busiek. This has been on my radar for a few months now and it did not disappoint. Busiek manages to create an expansive and immersive universe for us to sink our teeth into, with a booming history and attention to detail such as the many deities this fictional culture believes. A floating city, whose civilization prospers on the use of magic and even dictates their social class, faces a crisis as magic is slowly fading away. The end of the 48 page first issue, which was intriguing and shocking throughout, sets up an interesting premise for the future installments. Dewey, whose art I am not familiar with, feels right at home drawing animal-like humanoids and is very impressive. In combination with a magical colour palette, the artwork does great justice to the theme and atmosphere Busiek has envisioned. I've very quickly fallen in love with this comic and so should you.
Serenity Volume 4: Leaves On The Wind
Zack Whedon (w), Georges Jeanty (a)
Dark Horse Comics
Ryan says: It took a good few years to return to our shelves, but Serenity is back and well worth the wait. Following on from the film based on the cult classic Firefly TV series, the ragtag band of space cowboys on the run from the law are forced out of hiding, and the result leads us to follow Mal and his crew on a brand new adventure. And to appease the Firefly fans among us, they've even included the one-shot story printed in the Free Comic Book Day issue from 2012, just as a sweet cherry on top! Zack Whedon's writing does a great job of capturing the feel of the show we fell in love with, and I sincerely hope Dark Horse has more planned on the horizon. The fans will always demand more, so I'm glad the comics deliver … and I say that with a certain amount of Browncoat pride.
The Walking Dead Volume 22: A New Beginning
Robert Kirkman (w), Charlie Adlard (a)
Image Comics
Clémentine says: Everyone adjusts to their new lives after the war. Life is peaceful until … a deadly surprise! Even after so long, Robert Kirkman keeps surprising us.
The Orbiting Pod Episode 170
Welcome to Episode 170 of The Orbiting Pod!
This week, we go viral with Memetic #1, get lost at home with Arkham Manor #1, get caught in the crossfire with Stray Bullets: Killers #8, get spooked with Goners #1, get Slade with Deathstroke #1, and much more!
Staff Picks – Week of 29/10/2014
Dredd: Uprise #1
Arthur Wyatt (w), Paul Davidson (a)
2000AD, Rebellion
Thomas says: This is the second story based on the movie version of Judge Dredd and is pretty much indistinguishable from the last entry. There is an attempt at some sort of political 'commentary' but it's all surface nonsense. This iteration lacks the joyful, virulent madness of the source material but is enjoyable nonetheless and worth picking up as a harmless diversion.
Vertigo Quarterly: Yellow #1
Various (w), Various (a)
DC/Vertigo Comics
Liz says: Vertigo Quarterlies are always a treat, a showcase for exceptional talent both new and familiar, and this issue continues the trend. The book is a series of one-shots with a common theme: each issue focuses on one of the four colors used for CMYK printing, this time yellow. The creators are all cream of the crop, a mix of up-and-comers and established names like Bill Sienkiewicz, Philip Bond, Gerard Way and Fabio Moon. The stories themselves… well, see for yourself!
The Phantom #1
Peter David (w), Sal Velluto (a)
Hermes Press
Chris says: As the resident Australian here at Orbital, I feel almost duty-bound to select The Phantom #1 as my pick of the week. I've always been a big fan of the character (it comes from my upbringing), so to see a new version by comic legends Peter David and Sal Velluto is naturally exciting. Velluto, of course, is no stranger to jungle-based heroes, after an impressive run on Black Panther during the Marvel Knights era. So the opportunity of seeing him back in the jungle (and on the page again) is quite a thrill! And David, as always, delivers an engaging story that pays homage to The Phantom's rich history and continuity – while somehow straddling the line between timeless and modern. It's a delicate balancing act, but one he carries off so well. Although Dynamite made a valiant attempt at reviving The Phantom a few years ago (and seems set to do so again next year), it's nice to see this more traditional and authentic take on the character from Hermes Press who have been publishing all the excellent reprint volumes of the early years. I know people always joke about Australians and The Phantom, but this book really does come highly recommended – enjoy!
The Goon #48
Eric Powell
Dark Horse Comics
The Will says: The Goon never disappoints. Eric Powell does a great job in his story telling, use of colour, effective layout and, of course, fantastic artwork to make a comic just shy of perfection. This issue is no exception. With a brilliantly gripping plot and some extremely intense panels at the end of the issue, this makes it one pick up.
Supercrash: How to hijack the global economy
Darryl Cunningham (w / a)
Myriad Editions
Camila says: Sure, there are plenty of incredibly smart people out there. Not as that many that can organise and articulate their thoughts in such an eloquent manner, that it's not only accessible, but also incredibly interesting. In Supercrash Darryl Cunningham delivers a fascinating insight into modern history, politics, economics and the financial crises, without ever sounding boring or burdensome.
An excellent and very informative read, highly recommended to anyone interested in current affairs and the state of the world we live in.
Adventure Time: The Art of Ooo
Chris McDonnell
Karl says: Ooo! This giant (300+ pages) landscape encyclopedia is oozing with treats for fans of Adventure Time. Sketches, storyboards, design concepts and previously unseen artwork litter the pages along with detailed and insightful commentary by many of the artists who have contributed to the world building of this amazing show over the years.
Having this kind of background material really broadens my appreciation of the show. All the creators clearly immerse themselves fully in the universe and obviously care very much about the characters and their creations who inhabit the land of Ooo. Wonderful stuff.
PCH: Pre-Code Horror Halloween Party & Signing – October 31 from 6pm!
To coincide with this month's spine-tingling PCH : Pre-Code Horror Exhibition, we're hosting a very special Halloween Party, featuring a mega-jam signing session with numerous artists from the show, including Alison Sampson, Gary Spencer Millidge, Jason Atomic, Jessica Martin, Mark Stafford, Owen Michael Johnson, Ryan Jenkyns, and more.
The exhibition continues until Thursday November 13, but if you want to meet some of the artists and get their worked signed then be here from 6pm, Friday October 31. Save the date and keep your eyes peeled for further details!


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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Monday that the Senate would vote on raising the minimum wage "in the weeks ahead."
Reid said he hoped Republicans would join Democrats in passing a federal minimum wage increase from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour.
Reid said the increase would boost the economy by creating 85,000 new jobs. He also called on just one more Republican to join Democrats in supporting a three-month extension of unemployment insurance.
Last week, the four Republicans voted with Democrats to support a $6 billion UI extension that was paid for through pension smoothing. Democrats need one more Republican to get to the 60-vote threshold to end debate.
Reid said Democrats wouldn't give up on the issue despite the fact that Republicans have blocked three different attempts since the beginning of this year.
"On Thursday the Senate fell one vote short of restoring unemployment insurance to millions of Americans," Reid said. "We only need one more Republican to step up and do the right thing for these people. … We're not going to stop pushing for unemployment insurance."
Nearly 1.3 million people lost their long-term unemployment benefits at the end of December. Unemployment insurance was designed to help those looking for work in states that can't afford to pay unemployment benefits for more than six months.
Democrats have said they plan to use income inequality against Republicans in the 2014 mid-term elections.


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A deer killed in eastern Dane County has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease. That's a first for that part of the county, and outside the so-called CWD "eradication zone" in southwest Wisconsin.
According to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the 2 year old buck was shot by a bow hunter in Deerfield Township, about one mile west of the Dane/Jefferson county line.
The DNR increased surveillance in southeast Wisconsin this deer hunting season to get a better sense of the prevalence of CWD in that portion of the state.
They are still waiting on test results for about 1,800 deer that were sampled this fall and winter.
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Well everyone, its that time of the year again. We've pondered ever so hard and have come up with a list of what we think are the best everything in Orange County. Now, for those of you who can't click over to the Best Of section of our website, or pick up a paper copy (Seriously though, they're glo ... More >>
Leaner and meaner, the godfather of the OC punk sound looks back on his life (and near-death) experience as a legend
It's also a metaphor for the OC-ification of America
A 23-year-old Santa Ana man was convicted today of murdering a male lover who was more than twice his age by beating him with a ceramic rock.Jose Fuentes now faces a maximum sentence of life in state prison without parole at a scheduled Friday hearing.
On Dec. 27, 2008--three months after graduating from his second DUI offender program, Angel Herrera Leal of Los Angeles decided to party by himself.Leal, who was convicted of DUI in 2005 and 2007, watched television at home and began drinking shots of tequila supplemented with lime sucking.He kept d ... More >>
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The anti-nuke activist has spent years fighting the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. Now, the impossible is on his horizon: its permanent shutdown
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Take all the lovers you've been with your whole life. Now put them in a top ten list from worst to best just like John Cusack did on High Fidelity. Now, how you rate them is solely up to you. Be it from a performance standpoint, to impact, importance, length of time spent together, whatever it may b ... More >>
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. UPDATED, AUG. 1, 1 P.M.: The Long Beach Police Department is offering $10,000 to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of whoever is responsible for the murder of Philip Victory Wiliamson. According to LBPost.com, the award was proposed by LA County Supervisor Don Knabe, and that inv ... More >>
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247 New Hampshire Manufacturing Engineer jobs found on Monster.Jobs 1 to 20 of 247
Engineering Professional with hands-on direct working experience in military defense electronics manufacturing environment. Communication skills should include customer and DCMA contact, Build Book Documentation Review, Configuration Verification, Non-Conformance Process Requirements Review, CCB, FAI, and test. Verification of product/process conformance and customer satisfaction by providing ent...
What You Will Do As a Product Engineer – Manufacturing/Yield Enhancement, you will be responsible for a group of products with various levels of production maturity. You will: Interface as a central resource with design, development PE, manufacturing, test, quality and marketing as the products move through the manufacturing process. Evaluate newly Released to Production (RTP'd) or mature produ...
Jewell Instruments is a world leader in the manufacture and distribution of panel meters, avionics components, inertial sensors and precision solenoids. Jewell Instruments provides custom solutions for a diverse group of industries, including aerospace, medical, industrial, telecommunications and many more. Jewell Instruments' primary objective is to work with customers to produce high quality, re...
Experienced Manufacturing Engineer or Methods Specialist that has direct experience working in the Electronics Industry delivering Military-grade hardware. Experience with developing and updating written process documentation using text, photographs and other applicable visual aids. Any previous experience with Solumina Factory Management System is a major plus. Position will be working at transfe...
Summary A Value Chain Manager is dedicated for 1 or several product ranges covering all the supply chain activities related to the product line that includes printers and consumables production, repair and service, spares, accessories and obsolescence. Client Details Michael Page Client is a leading company in it's field Description Design Value Chain solutions for a particular product range ...
Hypertherm is looking for an experienced Manufacturing Process Technician. In this key role, you'll be responsible for the machining and fabrication requirements required to manufacture high quality consumable components from raw material (typically copper and brass) to their controlled inventory location. Utilizing multi-axis CNC machines you'll create, maintain, document and improve machining an...
Hypertherm is looking for a Manufacturing Process Technician. In this key role, you'll be responsible for ensuring the manufacture of high quality copper consumable components from raw material to their controlled inventory location. The manufacturing processes include multi-axis CNC machines, manual and automated pressing/assembly equipment, as well as laser marking equipment and packaging equipm...
What You Will Do As a Manufacturing Equipment Technician on 2nd shift, you will Perform electrical and/or mechanical troubleshooting to determine root-cause to non-functioning electro-mechanical equipment. Dismantle, adjust, repair and assemble equipment according to plans, blueprints, operating or repair manuals, rough sketches or drawings. Use test and diagnostic equipment to perform checks....
This position has the responsibility and authority to support the Manufacturing Engineering group: Develops, refines and maintains new and existing manufacturing processes, including the creation of manufacturing processing documentation, equipment operating instructions, and product routers. Designs, constructs and maintains assembly fixtures and test equipment. Generates, collects and/or collate...
The Senior Manufacturing Engineer supports cross-functional Product Development teams and Operations with technical inputs to product Design for Manufacturability, product design Hazard Analysis, process FMEA for the development of new capital products.• Lead and address new product introduction of electrosurgical equipment at contract manufacturers or internal manufacturing locations. • Utilizes...
GE Aviation Hooksett, NH
Role Summary/Purpose The Manufacturing Engineer will demonstrate skill and leadership in translating business goals, programs, and process needs for assigned process area(s) or product line into cell and business results. In this role you will utilize your experience and expertise to solve problems, develop and execute objectives for self, and influence others to positively affect short-term and ...
Smiths Group Keene, NH
Job Title: Engineer II, Manufacturing Requisition Number: Eng1449 Job Family: Engineering Position Type: Regular Standard Hours: Full Time (40 hours) City: Keene State / Province: New Hampshire Country: U.S. Opportunity: Job Purpose: Performs engineering work requiring full competency in all conventional aspects of engineering. Plans and conducts work requiring judgment in the independen...
Job Responsibilities: Looking for a Process engineer with strong process engineering and/or industrial engineering background. Minimum/Basic Job Qualifications (skills, work experience, education/credentials): Experience with product routing tools. Experienced in product routing, product structuring and ability to reengineer inline mfg assembly processes. Additional Preferred Qualifications: ...
Job Responsibilities: Looking for an experienced innovative process engineer who enjoys working on and developing the latest technologies who has a strong process engineering and/or industrial engineering background. In this role, the successful candidate will help Mercury maintain it's leadership in developing cutting edge products that meets or exceeds it's customers' requirements and expecta...
Hubbell Inc. Lincoln, NH, 03251
Company Overview: Founded in 1924, BURNDY manufactures electrical connectors and installation tooling and wiring accessory products for the commercial, industrial and the electric utility markets. We are world-renowned for our robust product lines, commitment to innovation and exceptional customer-centered service. Standing behind all those accomplishments are our people. It's this talent that w...
Company Information: Our client, Markem-Imaje, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the New York based Dover Group, a Fortune 500 company, with headquarters based in Bourg-les-Valance, France. They are a trusted world leading manufacturer of product identification and traceability solutions. They offer a full line of innovative inkjet, thermal transfer, laser, print and apply label systems and RFID so...
EFI Meredith, NH
Are you inspired by a job that challenges you to be proactive and come up with new ideas that will push a product above and beyond your competitor's products? EFI is the world leader in digital imaging and print management solutions for commercial and enterprise printing. This is a great opportunity to work with technology that is central to what makes us successful. Looking for a Manufacturing En...
Our client, a New Hampshire based manufacturing company is looking for an experience Mechanical Engineer to join their team. Successful candidate will create and modify detailed drawings using Solidworks and contribute design modifications to facilitate manufacturing operation or quality of product. Checks drawing plots versus the project input for correctness and conformance to standards. Works w...
General Electric Hooksett, NH
The Manufacturing Engineer will demonstrate skill and leadership in translating business goals, programs, and process needs for assigned process area(s) or product line into cell and business results. In this role you will utilize your experience and expertise to solve problems, develop and execute objectives for self, and influence others to positively affect short-term and long-term business goa...
AMETEK Inc Keene, NH
Position Description AMETEK Precitech, Inc., headquartered in Keene, New Hampshire, is the world leader in the design and manufacture of ultra precision machining systems used to produce the world's most advanced optical products. We are a unit of AMETEK, Inc., a leading global manufacturer of electronic instruments and electro-mechanical devices with annualized sales of $3.5 billion. We are act...
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your BEST pumpkin dessert recipes needed!
i've done the pumpkin pie, cheesecake, roll, bread pudding, trifle, flan... but want to try something new this year... anyone have a good dessert to wow my guests?
re: Anya L
problem is, is it as good as conventional pecan pie? Ive never had a pumpkin-pecan that was.
I got this Frozen Pumpkin Dessert recipe from a Philadelphia Cream Cheese box thats real good and real easy to make.
1 pkg. (8 oz.) PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese, softened
3/4 cup sugar
1 can (15 oz.) pumpkin
3 Tbsp. brandy
1 tsp. pumpkin pie spice
8 oz. Whipped Cream, thawed, divided
1 cup chopped Slivered Almonds
BEAT cream cheese and sugar in large bowl with electric mixer on medium speed until well blended. Add pumpkin, brandy and spice; beat until well blended.
REMOVE 1/2 cup of the whipped topping; place in small bowl. Cover and refrigerate for later use. Gently stir remaining whipped topping and the almonds into pumpkin mixture. Pour into 9-inch square pan.
FREEZE 4 hours or until firm. Top with the reserved 1/2 cup whipped topping.
You could try:
Pumpkin Custard Profiteroles:
Maple Pumpkin Pots de Creme:
I make a standard NY cheesecake recipe and then top it with a pumpkin mousse. I got the inspiration from Better Homes and Gardens, but I used traditional pastry technique.
I also have a pumpkin pie recipe that uses a graham cracker crust and uses the stand pumpkin pie filling, but it is topped with a pecan/walnut streusal.
Assuming you have sweet pumpkins (the small kind, or even kabocha squash), cut them in half, scoop out the seeds and gunk, make a custard out of eggs, sugar and unsweetened coconut milk -- just take any baked custard recipe and replace the dairy with coconut milk -- and then pour it into the pumpkin halves. Bake as normal, low and slow (325F for an hour or so), then chill.
Cut the pumpkin halves in half so you get a "wedge" of custard inside the pumpkin, and serve.
It's a hugely popular Thai dessert.
Have you tried epicurious.com's advanced search? I just did one for pumpkin dessert and there are over 100, including pumpkin souffle bread pudding, pumpkin clafoutis, pumpkin chiffon mousse, pumpkin creme brulee,...
RECIPE for
Pumpkin Cheesecake
Serves 10 to 12
For the crust:
8 ounces gingersnap cookies (about 32 cookies), broken into pieces
1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
For the filling:
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
4 eight-ounce packages cream cheese, room temperature
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 fifteen-ounce can unsweetened pumpkin purée
3 tablespoons bourbon
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
4 large eggs
Whipped cream, for serving (optional)
1. Preheat oven to 325°. Make the crust: Place gingersnaps in the bowl of a food processor, and process until finely ground. Add pecans, melted butter, sugar, and cinnamon. Process just until combined and the mixture holds together. Transfer the cookie mixture to a 9-inch nonstick springform pan, and pat out evenly to make the crust, lining the sides of the pan about 1 1/2 inches of the way up. Bake for 10 minutes. Cool completely on a wire rack.
2. Make the filling: In a small bowl, whisk together flour, ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg; set aside. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the cream cheese and sugar on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add pumpkin, bourbon, vanilla, and flour mixture. Beat to combine. Add eggs, one at a time, beating to incorporate after each addition.
3. Pour batter into prepared crust. Wrap the outside of the springform pan with a double layer of aluminum foil. Place in a roasting pan. Add enough hot water to come halfway up the sides of the springform pan. Bake until cake is set in the center, about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
4. Remove from water, and cool on a wire rack. Remove foil, and refrigerate for at least 4 hours and up to overnight. To unmold, release the sides of the pan, and slide onto a serving plate. Serve with whipped cream.
This is so crazy easy -- and I say this as someone who NEVER bakes. I even substituted Splenda for the sugar and it didn't taste THAT bad. (DH is diabetic, and his mom had just passed away and this was her specialty.) He loved it.
Pumpkin roll w/cream cheese filling:
This is sooooooo good! The recipe isn't that clear, but if you've had halwa before, you'll know what texture you'er going for. Either way, with these ingredients, it will taste good no matter what.
Pumpkin Halwa
(my neighbor's ercipe - not all amounts specified)
1 stick butter
1 can pumpkin (she didn't specify what size can! I'm guessing larger)
1 pint half and half
ground cardamom, almonds, and pistachios
saffron, crushed and soaked in a little water
Heat the butter and then add the pumpkin. Cook over medium heat until the pumpkin has turned darker. Add in half and half and cook some more. Add sugar and remaining ingredients and cook until the fat separates.
This is a great recipe. When you serve it, flip it over so them pumpkin in on the top. Serve with whipped cream. It's nice
I'm addicted to pumpkin chocolate bread, right now. I don't have a recipe, but it's a loaf of pumpkin bread with swirls of chocolate and chunky nuts throughout. It's a nice twist.


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November 2014
Snuggle Up in Peaceful Door County
Just because the summer season has ended, it doesn't mean the fun has to stop. If you're drawn to the quieter, more relaxed getaway, Door County in late fall and winter is the place for you. In our newsletter this month, we provide a glimpse into Door County's Native American history and the region's Thanksgiving traditions, holiday shopping tips, reading list recommendations that shine the spotlight on Door County, and a winter performing arts guide.
Winter Gear-Prep 101
Find out how to protect yourself from the cold temperatures and enjoy the winter!
White Lace Inn's Pumpkin Nut Bread
This delicious pumpkin nut bread will be a hit with the family for breakfast, with coworkers, or as holiday gifts to friends and neighbors.
Giving Thanks, Door County Style
You can make Thanksgiving in Door County a tradition for your family. Learn how.
Performing Arts Guide
Performing arts feature artists who use their voices, bodies or other objects to express themselves — so unlike visual arts, these subjects don't stand still. From dance to musical theater to opera and plays, there are many ways to experience the performing arts. And Door County has plenty of events to usher in the winter and holiday season.
Door County has been inhabited for more than 11,000 years! Long before European explorers and settlers arrived, it was home to early hunters and gatherers and, later, to various Native American tribes.
The Door County 2014-2015 Winter Guide is Now Available
The 2014-2015 Winter Guide highlights winter operating hours for attractions, dining and lodging, along with a calendar of events and seasonal activities. To request a hard copy please fill out the form online, or pick one up when you arrive. Guides are available at the Door County Visitor Bureau and hundreds of businesses throughout the county.
Door County: A Winter-Lover's Dream
Thanks to snow and ice, there's almost as much to do in the great outdoors of Door County during the winter as there is during the summer — you just have to layer up and bring the right accessories.
Inn at Cedar Crossing's Hazelnut French Toast
You won't be able to wait to wake up and dig into this fragrant, nutty breakfast.
Find Your Spiritual Home
No matter what holidays you celebrate or how you worship, you can find a spiritual home in Door County. The county features more than 50 places of worship for the devout, the curious, and everyone in between.
The American Folklore Theater in Fish Creek will be renamed the Northern Sky Theater in 2015.
Holiday Shopping
Whether you're looking for wines, coffees, quilts, clothing, toys, Door County's unique shops and artisans will help you earn a reputation as a terrific gift-giver.
Relaxation Awaits at JR Vacation Rentals!!!
Let the staff at J R Vacation Rentals help you choose just the right spot for a group of 1-12 in one of our over 40 vacation rental properties. We offer rentals from the bay to the lake, rustic wooded cabins, luxury waterfront homes or beautiful condos. J R has something for everyone and every budget. Plan a winter getaway now……or book next summer's week in paradise. Either way, give us a call today to reserve!
In November, the average daily high temperature in Door County is 42.8 degrees F and the average daily low is 29.9 degrees F.
There's Nothing Like a Door County Fire
Whether you're building a bonfire, campfire or just cozying up in front of the fireplace at home, there's no better way to ward off the November chill.
WIN the Gift of Door County Coffee this Holiday Season!!
Wouldn't you love to give AND receive the gift of a perfect Door County morning? Here's your chance to win a gift for YOU & five coffee lovers on your holiday list from Door County Coffee! Yup, a coffee gift for each of you with a total prize value up to $550!! Takes just a minute to sign-up!
Native American History is Rich in Door County
The Native Americans that lived in Door County helped shape its current state, from naming landmarks to helping European settlers thrive.
Make a long-lasting, hearty fire with dry, seasoned, mixed hardwood — which in Door County may include beech, maple, ash and oak. And don't forget to buy and burn wood locally.
Rad Door County Reads
Add to your literary collection with entertaining and educational books featuring Door County authors and settings.
November Photo Challenge: Waterscapes
This month's Capture Door County photo challenge focuses on the beauty of the water that surrounds the county. Capture and submit your favorite waterscape themed images for a chance to win prizes and bragging rights!
Door County in Pictures
Have you checked out the Capture Door County photo contest yet? Nearly 16,900 photos have been submitted so far, and users have cast 89,500 votes for their favorites! Check out recent winners and find out how you can enter and win by reading more…


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