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"I get glimpses of the horror of normalcy"
Great, I mean gritty great, psychologically disturbing,but mind blowingly great character development... the twisted psyche of the family members is absolutely enamoring.
Too many, one would have to be Mungo's demise and Ms Lick's last foot bath.
Olympia, absolutely.
Made me think, cringe, laugh, wonder, contemplate and cry.
Highly recommended to those out there who appreciate the dark side of human psyche, those who can appreciate twisted beauty outside the mainstream and those of you who enjoy a true story that will leave you wanting more.
"You never know what other people are thinking"
Can't say only listened to the audio.
I was kept intrigued and interested.
Yes, although the male interpretations were kinda odd.
Yes and No
A good story, had me guessing but it also left a lot of things hanging at the end.
"Yawn...well that was ....zzz..."
A different book altogether or a more captivating main character..he just came across as shallow and mucky.
Probably not
Nope...too little inflection in her tone and no emotion....flat
Not sure, couldn't stay awake or focused long enough to absorb anything I can recall...period
Very shallow characters, bland interactions from what I can remember....just seemed tawdry and thin....Mind you I like tawdry but not, what is in my opinion, boring tawdry.
"A book is as private and consensual as sex"
It is up there for one reason, Twisted and fearless in this twisted-ness
Whittier; can't tell too much but because he is a classically corrupt, twisted, fiendish type of dude.
Hmm, can't say...a voice
Yes and No....sometimes you just need to process what you just heard for a minute....chew on it ((wink))
If you like dark, dirty, twisted and taboo this book is sooo for you!
"My heart broke all over again"
The gritty truth of the story and the unwavering bond within a family
Yes, It is a compelling and raw story that is disturbing, yet so very real and more common than society would like to think.The author takes a brutally courageous approach to the subject matter and openly shows how the characters are impacted by their situations.
I have not, but would consider doing so; she has great tone and is a very good narrator based on this experience.
"Everything that comes to us is a blessing or a test. That's all you need to know in this life."
This book is raw, the physical and sexual abuse and how this forms the child's psyche is disturbing but oh so real. Some reviewers seemed to feel that there was too much focus on the sexual abuse and masturbation, I have to completely disagree; it is a part of the story but by far not at all the whole story, so please don't let the negative reviews deter you. This is a hauntingly good read.
""Think of me. Remember me. Love me.""
Being drawn into the story, gripping, wanting, no needing to know more.
Lisa, for her never-ending belief and sacrifice for it.
All of them, she did well with all the variables.
Lisa and The King of the Fairies ..Lisa for her naivety and unfaltering faith and The King for his guise and twisted reality developed at the hands of twisted fate.
Good narration, Great dark story. I love the twists and the ability of this story to completely pull you in and leave you cringing.
"Laughed out loud, a lot, and didn't care..."
Way Up There... TOPS!
Well.... how can I put this? The part that referred to the anatomy of man...LOL
Her delivery is great, as always, raunchy yup... and I love her lack of a filter
Several moments had me crossing my legs (wink)... I was laughing so hard
If your a prude pass it by, If you want to laugh out loud don't!
"Remember the past and await the future..."
Great narration interesting character twist and the story is fun. This is a great story; there is a mystery, mixed with fantasy, science and romance. Started out a tad bit dreary but quickly picked up more and more, the ending will leave you wanting more. I listened and did not want to stop.
Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly; for the mystery and character development.
Against the Oak and the ending, won't say more no spoiler here.
I tried, If I could I would have...
I recommend this for listeners of all ages, very enjoyable...
"It is what it is..."
The familiar characters and intrigue of where the
The Drums of Autumn
It is what it is, a bridge to the next in the series, not as good as the first or the second and just an FYI, the third is better than this.
Yes, for the sake of the series.
"Run on sentences...classic Faulkner"
Really good narration however in my opinion Faulkner is better read than listened too after a while the run on sentences get a bit monotonous when listening.
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A woman charged with welfare fraud in connection to recent lottery winnings has pled no contest to the charges.
25 year-old Amanda Clayton failed to report her more than $500,000 lottery prize to the welfare office and continued collecting checks.
She'll pay nearly $6,000 in restitution as part of a plea agreement. That number is equal to the amount of welfare she received after winning the lottery. The state also dropped a second welfare fraud charge as part of the agreement.
Clayton will appear in court again July 24 for sentencing.

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4 March 2011 ("You had the be there" / no two performances are ever the same, even for the same form of Improv!):
Six Directors (who looked uncannily identical to the six performers); one Emcee / Moderator... and so, six rounds of fleshing out the tales launched in the first round (FROM NOTHING), with an elimination of one after each round 6-5-4-3-2-1. This time, the range encompassed: a veddy English madcap Mom & Pop mortuary comedy, a tale of Southern degenerates with a Japanese trophy wife thrown in, a Greek tragedy on Olympus... and more!
Like I said: You had to be there. This was a great night at BATS IMPROV.
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FORT WAYNE – Editor's note: Morning Observations is a new column appearing in The Journal Gazette. Features writer Steve Warden will be sharing slice-of-life stories from various locations.
As convenience stores go, there's not much variation really. Seen one, seen 'em all: Up front near the register, a small barricade of lottery tickets under plastic – four rows of eight across. The smokes are behind the counter, next to the chews and the dips. There's a refrigerated wall of milk and soda and energy drinks and bottled water. It has, as the saying goes, everything from soup (Campbell's in Aisle 2) to nuts (Planter's around the corner).
But Marathon Gas, 1202 E. State Blvd., has a twist; a feature unto itself. There are two doors a few feet apart, but on the corner of the building. There's a door on the State Boulevard side, and next to that is a door on the Crescent side. Be aware that one isn't an entrance and the other isn't an exit. Both are accessible, no matter which way you're headed. And yet as busy as the morning was, there were no pedestrian collisions, either coming or going.
It's a gorgeous, sunny morning in the city; what mid-April is supposed to look like and feel like. Cool, with a promise of better.
Because the store is open 24/7, there is no rush to open the doors – either one – so early-risers might beat the crowd. Mornings are a steady stream of women, men, old, young. Twenty dollars of regular on Pump 2, a couple packs of Marlboros, Cheetos, Red Bull, Ding Dongs, a doughnut, coffee refills. The length of the line varies – sometimes two deep, or three. Sometimes a straight shot to check-out clerk Safina, who was behind the counter and thanked each customer with a smile.
The early-morning group brings the most traffic. These are the commuters rushing to work; moms holding on to the hands of children who hungrily eye the gum that is displayed at the little ones' waist level. Not now, the mother says. Or the candy. We've got that at home.
Now one understands why this place has two doors and not one. One would be worn from its hinges. No one stays long. No one lingers. It's a Slim Jim, a scratch-off, and out door No. 2.
Except there is Jerry McGill.
McGill stays longer than most.
Waiting for the bus, he says.
Maybe you've seen McGill around. He is the older man who stands at bus stops and carries a white cane because he is blind.
He opens the door, taps his way to the first booth on the right side of the store, then slides in.
Without having to be asked, Safina brings him a small foam cup of black coffee and a cup of water. It's his usual.
I'll be 76 on Friday, May 2, McGill says. And I've got invitations from two different women to take me out for my birthday. I need to synchronize things. Nobody knows about the other, if you know what I'm talkin' about.
He says he's waiting for the bus that stops directly in front of the store. Sometimes he has things to do. Today, not so much.
A lot of times, I just ride the bus, he says. I like to ride the bus, because I know a lot of people and they know me. I'm retired, and now I can do this kinda stuff.
He says he was born with sight, but not much. He went to Chicago to have surgery on his eyes, but when he came back to Fort Wayne, an eye hemorrhage set in. Don't know why. It was just a medical, catastrophic event. It was one of those unfortunate things that happened.
But he found a job at Parkview Hospital on Randallia Drive, typing transcriptions, then retired after 41 years.
I'm totally blind now, he says. It doesn't bother me at all.
He mentions his family; that he's been without his wife for more than a dozen years. He reaches with his right hand and takes his coffee.
He opens his watch and feels the hands. It's a little past 9 a.m.
Well, I better get out there, he says. So he grabs his cane and walks to the bus stop. At 9:27, bus No. 1247, the Canterbury via IPFW, rolls to a stop and opens its doors, and Jerry McGill steps on.


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The American Legislative Exchange Council, or "ALEC," met in Dallas on July 30 for its annual meeting. ALEC brings together state legislators and corporate lobbyists to vote on "model" legislation behind closed doors, before those bills are introduced in state houses across the country, stripped of their ALEC origins. As the Kansas City Star has noted, what happens at ALEC meetings "provides a preview for the next state sessions" in legislatures around the country.
What was on tap at ALEC this year? New bad bills, dirty energy, a new lobby shop, and the launch of a spin-off group targeting local governments. Here's a roundup of last week's ALEC coverage.
ALEC Model Bills Promote ALEC Member Profits
As CMD reported, this year's ALEC agenda included model bills that would gut Medicaid, continue the privatization of schools, expand natural gas exports, and undermine EPA rules protecting waterways and limiting carbon pollution.
Many ALEC bills, if enacted, would enrich ALEC sponsors and member corporations. For example, the "Public Charter Schools Act," which would allow privately-operated charter schools to continue taking public funding yet without public accountability, would be a boon for ALEC member K12, Inc., the largest provider of online charter schools in the country.
Legislators also attended a workshop about "Efficiently Engaging the Public-Private Partnership with the Surety Bail Industry," aimed at boosting returns for the for-profit bail industry, whose American Bail Coalition trade group is an ALEC member.
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Stone of the Pregnant Woman
The Stone of the Pregnant Woman (Arabic: Hadjar el Hibla) or Stone of the South is a Roman monolith [1] in Baalbek (ancient Heliopolis), Lebanon. Together with another ancient stone block nearby, it is among the largest monoliths ever quarried. The two building blocks were intended for the close-by Roman temple complex − possibly as an addition to the so-called trilith − which was characterized by a monolithic gigantism unparalled in antiquity.
There are multiple stories behind the name. One says the monolith is named after a pregnant woman who tricked the naive people of Baalbek into believing that she knew how to move the giant stone, if only they would feed her until she gave birth.[2] Others say the name comes from the legends that pregnant jinn were assigned the task of cutting and moving the stone.[3] While others say that the name reflects the belief that a woman who touches the stone will experience an increase in fertility.[4]
The granite block still lies in the ancient quarry at a distance of 900 m from the Heliopolis temple complex.[5] In 1996, a geodetic team of the Austrian city of Linz conducted topographical measurements at the site which aimed at establishing the exact dimensions of the two monoliths and their possible use in the construction of the gigantic Jupiter temple.[6] According to their calculations, the block weighs 1,000.12 t,[7] thus practically confirming older learned estimations such as by the French scholar Jean-Pierre Adam.[8]
The established dimensions of the rectangular granite block are:
- 20.31–20.76 m length[9]
- 4 m width at base[9]
- 4.14–5.29 m width at top[9]
- 4.21–4.32 m height[9]
- 2.6–2.8 g/cm³ density[9]
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A second ancient monolith was discovered in the same quarry in the 1990s. With its weight estimated at 1,242 t, it even surpasses the dimension of the Stone of the Pregnant Woman.[10]
The established dimensions of the rectangular granite block, on the assumption that it continues its shape in the hidden parts underground, are:
See also[edit]
- ^ Adam, Jean Pierre; Anthony Mathews (1999). Roman Building: Materials and Techniques. Routledge. p. 35. ISBN 978-0415208666.
- ^ Ruprechtsberger 1999, pp. 12f.
- ^ Hanauer, James Edward (1907). Folk-lore of the Holy Land: Moslem, Christian and Jewish. Duckworth & Company. pp. 74–. Retrieved 12 March 2013.
- ^ Doyle, Paul (2012-03-01). Lebanon. Bradt Travel Guides. pp. 213–. ISBN 9781841623702. Retrieved 12 March 2013.
- ^ Ruprechtsberger 1999, p. 10
- ^ Ruprechtsberger 1999, pp. 9–11
- ^ Ruprechtsberger 1999, p. 15, the calculation is based on a length of 21 m.
- ^ Adam 1977, p. 52: 970 t
- ^ a b c d e Ruprechtsberger 1999, p. 15
- ^ a b c d e Ruprechtsberger 1999, p. 17
- Adam, Jean-Pierre (1977), À propos du trilithon de Baalbek: Le transport et la mise en oeuvre des mégalithes, Syria (in French) 54 (1/2): 31–63, doi:10.3406/syria.1977.6623
- Ruprechtsberger, Erwin M. (1999), Vom Steinbruch zum Jupitertempel von Heliopolis/Baalbek (Libanon) [From the quarry to the Jupiter temple of Heliopolis/Baalbek (Lebanon)], Linzer Archäologische Forschungen (in German) 30: 7–56
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Media related to Stone of the Pregnant Woman at Wikimedia Commons
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On Thursday, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its new list of the most critical transportation issues that need to be addressed to improve safety and save lives. The new "Most Wanted List" highlights 10 safety issues that impact transportation nationwide. The announcement of the list came at a press conference in Washington, D.C. in which each of the five members of the NTSB spoke briefly about the issues on the list."The NTSB's ability to influence transportation safety depends on our ability to communicate and advocate for changes," said NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman. "The Most Wanted List is the most powerful tool we have to highlight our priorities."NTSB began issuing an annual Most Wanted List in 1990. The agency revised the list's format this year in an effort to modernize and streamline the information. This year's list features 10 broad issue areas that the NTSB will highlight in its advocacy efforts during the next year. The new Most Wanted List can be found on the NTSB's remodeled website. The effort to update the website began at the end of last year. "Our new website, with a landing page dedicated to the Most Wanted List issues, provides pertinent, easy-to-find information along with videos and NTSB recommendations that support all of the issues on the list," Hersman said.The issue areas on the new Most Wanted List are:* Promote pilot and air traffic controller professionalism* Address human fatigue* Promote teen driving safety* Improve general aviation safety* Improve motorcycle safety* Require safety management systems* Improve runway safety* Address alcohol-impaired driving* Improve bus occupant safety* Require image and onboard data recordersMore information about the Most Wanted List issue areas can be found at www.ntsb.gov/mostwanted.
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PENDLETON COUNTY, W. Va. (WHSV) -- It's straight to business for Pendleton County High School's Cody Lambert who leads the Wildcats' basketball team.
A lot basketball players look for the limelight and aim for the flash, the bells and the whistles, but not so much for Cody. A point guard for the Wildcats, he only cares about the bells and whistles that are on the court.
"He's not a statistical guy. He is more of leader and a general out there, kind of an extension of me on the sideline," said Ryan Lambert, Cody's basketball coach.
"Personal stats don't win you the game. It doesn't really help you at all. I'm more focused on winning," said Cody.
The Wildcats have been winning with Cody as one of their leaders.
"Some of the games we've had slow starts and that really brings us down, so we need to make sure we're ready every time we step out on the court," said Cody.
"He wants to be there. He likes the hard work. As the head coach in trying to move the program from point A to point B, that's what you want," said Lambert.
Cody takes that work ethic into the classroom as well, maintaining a 3.8 GPA and leads classes by being an example.
"He comes from a line of people where this is what you're expected to do so just go do it. I think he carries all of that into the classroom," said Pat Godfrey, Cody's English teacher.
"The biggest thing is doing my homework because that really helps me get ready for class. When you walk into the classroom turn the switch to get ready to learn," said Cody.
Cody is already putting work in for next year, as he plans to study engineering at West Virginia University.
"I'm taking a lot of college classes this year so I can get ready for that type of class and the level of difficulty. They make you think more about stuff, use a deeper level of thinking that I haven't had to use before," said Cody.
"Its not a bunch of flair, not a bunch of bells and whistles. He's a smart kid who's a grinder is the best way to put it. He's a grinder," said Godfrey.
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After several high-profile appearances and news conferences earlier this month in response to her confrontation with a Capitol Police officer, last week was a relatively quiet one for Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga.).
On April 6, a day after it was reported that a federal grand jury was investigating her alleged assault on Officer Paul McKenna some two weeks ago, McKinney issued an apology for the incident on the House floor, and while multiple subpoenas have been issued in the case, last week ended without a decision from the grand jury. On Friday a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office would not say if any decision could be expected this week.
A grand jury investigation into the matter does not mean McKinney will be charged with any crime, but it could potentially lead to charges and the issuance of an arrest warrant. Several high-ranking House officials have said that if a warrant for McKinney is issued, arrangements would likely be made for her to turn herself in voluntarily.
But as television reports and newspaper headlines about the incident died down last week, Chuck Canterbury, the national president of the Grand Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police, the nation's largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers, came to Capitol Hill on Wednesday and Thursday to meet members of the Capitol Police and reassure them that the matter was far from over.
"We've got to use this as an example to say it's not OK to hit a police officer," Canterbury said to a group of officers he approached in the cafeteria of the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Thursday.
Canterbury praised McKenna's professionalism and later said that it's the priority of the national FOP to stand up for officers, especially in a high-profile incident such as the one that occurred between McKinney and McKenna.
"They're under a lot of scrutiny up here because of their high-profile jobs," Canterbury said of the Capitol Police. But "we can be their advocate from the standpoint of making sure everybody understands that it's not OK to hit a police officer and that being a Member of the House or Senate does not give you the ability to commit a crime and get away with it," Canterbury said. "Taking a simple assault to a grand jury is unprecedented, and with this being unprecedented we wanted the officers to know the national organization supported them. ... I want [McKinney] to be dealt with like any other citizen in the U.S. when they commit a crime."
Canterbury said that in his two days on the Hill he had spoken briefly with McKenna and "encouraged him to know what his legal rights are. I support his right to seek any and all legal remedies he sees fit."
According to the Capitol Police report from the March 29 incident, the alleged assault occurred at an entrance door of the Longworth House Office Building. The event was classified as an "assault on a police officer" in the report, which states that McKenna, "while performing his official duties as United States Capitol Police Officer and in full uniform, stated that he was physically assaulted" by McKinney "in the chest with a closed fist."
Initially, McKinney had blamed McKenna, who is white, for the incident because he did not recognizing her as a Congresswoman. She questioned Capitol Police security procedures and whether she was a victim of racial profiling. But in her floor apology, McKinney said that "there should not have been any physical contact in this incident. I have always supported law enforcement. ... I am sorry that this misunderstanding happened at all, and I regret its escalation. And I apologize."
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Section III is divided into seven chapters: worldwide lottery sales; fiscal 2013 sales, profit and expense analysis; the retailer network; ad expenditures; historical analysis; contractor survey; and calendar 2013 U.S. lotteries' weekly sales by game. The worldwide lottery sales chapter tracks calendar 2013 traditional game sales and VLT net machine income in local currency and converted to U.S. currency for 181 lotteries worldwide, including rankings by total and per capita sales for instant, lotto, total, keno, toto and draw games. There is a separate section on VLT net machine income rankings.
The historical analysis section features the U.S., Canadian and Australian lotteries' annual sales by year for the past decade for instant, pulltab, 3-digit numbers, 4-digit numbers, in-state lotto, cash lotto, bloc lotto, Powerball, Mega Millions, fast draw and daily keno and video lottery terminals. The contractor guide features a monetary guide to U.S. lotteries' instant ticket and online system contracts. In addition, there is a worldwide guide to instant printers and terminal system contracts by lottery organization. The appendix includes a glossary of terms.
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This 265-page book tracks instant practices in Australasia, Canada, Europe and the United States. Previously known as La Fleur's Best Instant Games of the Decade, the book has been renamed La Fleur's Compendium of Best Instant Games. TLF Publications, Inc. released the new book in late August 2012. The book includes a CD with the Excel database for all the tables published in the publication. The book costs $395 plus shipping and handling. It can be ordered online at www.lafleurs.com.
La Fleur's Compendium of Best Instant Games covers the best instant game strategies from fiscal 1996 through fiscal 2012 for Australasian, Canadian, European and U.S. lotteries. It is the most comprehensive book on instant ticket marketing practices published in the world.
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Pilot: Good Christian Bitches (drama)
Writer: Robert Harling (Steel Magnolias); based on the book by Kim Gatlin
Director: Alan Poul
Network: ABC
Logline: A former high school mean girl moves home to Dallas — and her former classmates — after her marriage ends in scandal.
Cast: Leslie Bibb, Kristin Chenoweth, Jennifer Aspen, Miriam Shor, Marisol Nichols, David James Elliott and Annie Potts.
Executive producers: Harling, Darren Star (Sex and the City), Aaron Kaplan (Made of Honor)
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Sharon Pevy (Jennifer Aspen, Glee), beautiful in high school and now full-figured and insecure; she does the bulk of Darlene's bidding.
Cricket Caruth (Miriam Shor, Damages, Swingtown), a hot powerful real estate agent in Dallas whose husband is very meterosexual (if you know what I mean).
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Like the two types of women that comprise this hourlong soap, there will be two groups of people who watch Good Christian Bitches: fans of soapy awesomeness starring Kristin Chenoweth and, well, those who need a good poke in the eye. If you're a Desperate Housewives fan, you'll appreciate Good Christian Bitches; if you love everything about Mean Girls, you'll adore it.
The plot here revolves around a group of former high school friends in Dallas, most of whom were tortured by Amanda (Bibb). There were two types of girls at Hillside High School: the Foxes and the Javelinas (a wild hog), and Amanda was the one who decided which girl was associated with which type. For this, her former high school classmates are less than enthused when Amanda returns home to Dallas after the Feds seize her home when her husband dies in a fiery car crash and the truth is revealed that he ran a ponzi scheme.
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June 10, 2014
You won't need cash or a Discover Pass on this no-fee June 14 at Lake Sammamish State Park where Eastside Audubon members will guide an easy walk on level pathways in search of baby ducks and woodpeckers.
It's the peak of the nesting season, so the group will be on the lookout for nests and baby birds. You'll also be watching (and listening) for zipping hummingbirds, chattering kingfishers and soaring eagles.
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History Day competitors make it to nationals
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The city of Sammamish presents Teen Fest 2014 from 2-9 p.m. June 7.
The event kicks off at 2 p.m. with a skate competition in the Sammamish Commons, 801 228th Ave. S.E.
Competitors must be in middle or high school and must fill out a registration form and register in advance, which opens at 1 p.m. Registration fee is $5/residents with school ID, $10/ nonresidents. Helmets are required to compete.
LE announces leadership program graduates
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Leadership Eastside, the region's pre-eminent leadership enrichment program, has announced the graduation of the Leadership Eastside class of 2014.
This year's graduates join a powerful network of more than 1,500 of the region's leaders in business, nonprofits and the public sector who work together to address the community's greatest needs, according to a news release from Leadership Eastside.
Over the course of two years, members of the class of 2014 have deepened their understanding of the seven elements that make up a healthy community and have demonstrated their ability to effectively apply an adaptive leadership approach by successfully completing a series of sustainable community projects, including:
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AAUW hosts second annual fashion show
June 3, 2014
The Issaquah Branch of the American Association of University Women held its second annual Fashion Show Fundraiser on April 26.
The Issaquah Chico's provided stylish fashions that were modeled by members of the AAUW branch.
Ninety tickets were sold and 22 prizes were obtained or donated by branch members. The event brought in more than $4,000 in net profit.
The focus of the fundraiser was to raise money to send eighth-grade girls from Issaquah schools to the AAUW WA Tech Trek camp in July at Pacific Lutheran University. The camp will focus on the STEM fields — science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The profit will allow three young girls to go. Applications are being processed.
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IHS alum to play for prestigious symphony
Issaquah High School alumni Andy Abel's musical aspirations took a major leap forward after receiving an unexpected phone call from the Boston Symphony Orchestra's Tanglewood Music Center.
"I was not expected to get in," Abel said. "But when I got the call from (associate director of student affairs) Michael Nock, I tried to be very professional about it and called him back an hour later and said, 'Yes, I would love to accept the fellowship position.'"
Abel, a Sammamish resident and now a freshman at the University of Washington, was awarded the Juliet Esselborn Geier Memorial Fellowship to study and perform with the Tanglewood Music Center in Massachusetts this summer.
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May 20, 2014
Maple Hills Elementary School fifth-grader Makenna Weeks has one bit of advice for her classmates before they sing the national anthem at a Seattle Mariners game May 27.
"Just don't do anything awkward, like picking your nose," she joked.
The students will, after all, be featured prominently on Safeco Field's massive video screen, when they kick off another game of America's pastime, with the tune that represents the nation.
Issaquah schools win environmental award
May 20, 2014
The Issaquah School District was one of three districts in the state to earn a Washington State Green Leader Award in 2014.
Issaquah was recognized for reducing environmental impacts and costs through new programs. Examples include building stormwater retention ponds at schools to return cleaner water to aquifer systems; conserving water in irrigation practices; planting drought-resistant plants; and reducing idle times for buses to cut back on emissions.
The district has been tracking its monthly utility bills in recent years and has found energy consumption has decreased by 7.6 percent, even though its square footage has gone up nearly 30 percent.
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Bruce Reininger shows Wallowa County Slow Food chapter members how he takes a slab of chocolate and gently cuts it into 210 separate truffles. Next step, dipping them in melted chocolate. KATY NESBITT / The Observer
An ever increasing national appreciation for locally produced food reminded some Wallowa County foodies that the rural lifestyle of growing and preserving food has become trend setting.
Since there are so many like-minded folks raising produce and livestock and others who simply love to cook and eat good food, a handful got together and started the Wallowa County Slow Food chapter, now simply dubbed, "Slow Food Wallowas."
President Lynne Curry said locals have always raised animals, made cheese, and canned, but the chapter was started to raise awareness among people who aren't inclined to go to the farmers markets.
The popularity of locally grown food has helped not only increase business at the Joseph farmers market on Saturdays and the Enterprise market on Thursdays, but two new markets opened Memorial Day weekend in Wallowa and Lostine.
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Chocolate in Joseph hosted 14 people for chocolate tasting and to try their hands at both hand-dipping and using machinery to make truffles.
Curry said the chapter chose Arrowhead for its first after-hours event to gather around a table and celebrate food traditions.
"Our after-hours events will highlight people bringing exceptional food into our community," said Curry.
Bruce, Wendy and Erica Reininger took turns describing where chocolate is grown and how it's processed.
Wendy Reininger said chocolate is an ancient food that pre-dates Aztec and Mayan culture. Due to the extensive process of turning a cocoa bean pod into liquid chocolate, she described it as a "very" slow food.
Cocoa plants originated in Central America, said Bruce Reininger, but are now grown around the globe, within 20 degrees north and south of the equator. Cocoa needs sun and tropical humidity to flourish.
The plants grow to be 20 to 40 feet tall and need partial shade. When a pod is opened it reveals its fruit and seeds. To turn the raw product into chocolate, the seeds are fermented and then the cocoa butter is separated from the cocoa solids, where the source of future truffles lies.
The seeds are dried and fermented like wine, beer, or coffee, said Bruce Reininger. When they are ground, 50 percent turns to liquid.
Arrowhead receives the bars they use to create confections in 10 pound slabs of 100 percent chocolate. It is then mixed in different percentages with cocoa butter, sugar and sometimes milk.
To illustrate the differences of chocolate, each participant at the chocolate tasting was served slivers of 100 percent all the way down to the lowest cocoa content, white chocolate.
The 100 percent slivers were a little bitter, but surprisingly delicious despite the lack of cocoa butter and sugar. The 85 percent version was slightly sweetly sweeter, but had a strong, chocolate flavor. The 75 percent blend was very smooth and the 63 percent mix had more sweetness than the previous offerings.
The next blend was milk chocolate with 38 percent cocoa and lastly, white chocolate, that is mostly cocoa butter and sugar.
Next, chocolate from countries around the world like Madagascar, Ecuador, Columbia and Venezuela were sampled. Bruce Reininger said growing conditions dictate flavor and the plant takes on its character from its environment, especially the soil.
The Reiningers then explained the process of heating, mixing and tempering each of the different percentages to get the right consistency.
Lecture and tasting completed, the crew went to the kitchen.
A large rectangle of future chocolate truffles was laid out on a table. Bruce Reininger took a rolling pin with blades and carefully rolled it across the chocolate lengthwise and widthwise to create 210 separate truffles.
Next, he took a pizza cutter treated with cooking spray and cut deeper through the chocolate to separate the tiny squares.
Each person took a turn with a fondue fork dipping the cubes in melted chocolate, a feat much trickier than one would assume.
Eric Reininger said when they first made chocolates in their home kitchen they made each by hand, but wouldn't be able to keep up with the demand of their Joseph store and website without the aid of a conveyer machine.
The reward for the tour was a truffle or two to taste and a few to take home.
Curry said the next Slow Food Wallowas event is tonight — a dance party and fundraiser at Gypsy Java coffee shop in Enterprise at 7, which follows her book signing of her new cookbook, "Pure Beef" at the Bookloft in Enterprise at 5:30.
Future events also include a beer and beef tasting at Mutiny is Brewing in Joseph and a tour of Red Horse Coffee Traders in Joseph complete with a discussion on coffee roasting.
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Ecommerce website review of Bedszone, a supplier of beds, mattresses, electic beds, sofa beda, memory foam mattresses and other bed related furniture, one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest in the U... [Continue Reading]
Posted 2 December 2010 @ 10:41 AM, in reviews, ecommerce reviews,bed frames, beds, bedszone, bunk beds, ecommerce, ecommerce website review, electric beds, headboards, mattresses, memory foam mattresses, by admin. No Comments.
Ecommerce website review of Home Aroma, specialists in luxure scented candles, home fragrances, oil burners and the such. Lovely ecommerce website with great prices. [Continue Reading]
Posted 1 December 2010 @ 5:34 PM, in reviews, ecommerce reviews, aromatherapy, ecommerce, fragrance oils, home aroma, oil burners, scented candles, website review, by admin. No Comments.
Ecommerce website review of Worms Direct UK, a specialist supplier of worms for composting, live pet foods and fishing bait. [Continue Reading]
Posted 8 April 2010 @ 12:23 PM, in reviews, ecommerce, website review, worms direct uk, ecommerce reviews, by Geoff Jackson. No Comments.
Geoff Jackson discusses the basic elements required to run a successful ecommerce website, due to the effects of the recent recession, more businesses are turning to ecommerce solutions and with the e... [Continue Reading]
Posted 26 March 2010 @ 11:38 AM, in ecommerce tips, ecommerce, etail, by Geoff Jackson. 1 Comment.
Getting Started Using Twitter for Business Okay, so you've heard of Twitter, the latest social media phenomenon, but how do you use it effectively for your ecommerce business? Here are some great s... [Continue Reading]
Posted 27 February 2010 @ 11:42 PM, in ecommerce, twitter, by Geoff Jackson. No Comments.