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Let me see if I get this. FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, is already paying Texas 75 percent of its costs for cleanup in West and making $8 million in low interest loans to individuals. But because FEMA ruled recently that Texas is capable of picking up the balance of the costs, our s ... More >>
All I want is to connect the dots. You help me. Mayor Tommy Muska, whose town of West just suffered what has been called the worst industrial accident in the 15-year history of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, is on the front page of The New York Times today agreeing with Governor Oops that governme ... More >>
OK, wait, wait, before we start the party, can I ask a couple questions? Could we maybe just try to put ourselves in a global context first? In July, 2011, the city of Copenhagen was ravaged by the worst flood in recorded history, rated by scientists as a "1,000-year" flood, meaning it could be ex ... More >>
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Am I in the happy-news business? Does a bear use air freshener in the woods? Look, I'm just bringing it to you like it is. As bad as the situation with the Trinity River levees may look locally, you should see what it looks like when you put it in perspective with national levee problems. We ... More >>
Click to enlarge this cross-section of the cutoff wall -- seen in this appendix -- the city and HNTB say will bring the levees back to acceptable.Schutze's must-read of the winter has finally arrived: the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Dallas Floodway Environmental Assessment, in which we finally ... More >>
Buried between the lines in a 246-page document released by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today is a significant national story about the future of flood control in American cities. I doubt very many reporters will dig it out. I'll give you the thumbnail sketch. You may wish I had kept my ... More >>
On November 10 I wrote a column for the paper about documents leaked to me from within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers indicating that the corps has no faith in repairs to the Trinity River levees being proposed by the City of Dallas. I can show the documents to you now. They tell quite a st ... More >>
All right, class, today our lesson is: "Logical Wormholes and Semantic Corkscrews: Translating the Language of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Into More or Less Plain English, or, You Know, Spanish. Whatever. Language How People Talk." But first an ironclad guarantee. This is not a homework ... More >>
The proposed Margaret McDermott Bridge, about which city and TxDOT officials have differing viewsAs we mentioned below, city and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials have called a 1:30 p.m. press conference to announce that more than likely, the Corps will sooner than later sign off on plans to ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenTrinity Trust Foundation chair Margaret McDermott Cook says Dallasites will be running from her as fund-raising for the Trinity project resumes.It was all smiles and back-slapping this afternoon as the city, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Trinity River Corridor Project p ... More >>
Photo by Sam MertenThe six-headed Trinity monster (from left to right): Jill Jordan, Kelly High, Rebecca Rasor, Liz Fernandez, Col. R.J. Muraski and Kevin CraigIf little else, attending Trinity River Corridor Project Committee meetings is a constant reminder of the jaw-dropping ignorance of c ... More >>
Red Oak KidAshley Burton, an Oncor spokesperson, just called with the news: "All of those lights on the Commerce Street viaduct have been repaired and turned on. I just spoke with someone who was out there to check last night, and they're energized and turned on."Me too, Ashley. After all, ... More >>
As you may recall, the city sent word last month that it needed to meet with Trinity River property owners to discuss those revised Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps, due to debut in February before the final ones are drawn up in December 2011 and go into effect in June 2012. West-si ... More >>
This is the picture of the Trinity the city included in its FEMA floodplain remapping postcard.Last week, Jim and Sam wrote all about how City Hall's done fed up to here with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and their demands that Dallas repair the hell out the Trinity River levees before they ge ... More >>
Where to begin, where to begin as we sneak peek the council's week ahead? Perhaps at Jim's favorite destination -- the shores of the Trinity River. Tomorrow's meeting of the Trinity River Corridor Project Committee looks to be the most interesting in a long while, as the council starts adding up ... More >>
O.K., I've been laughing up my sleeve over the mayor's whining remarks last week, complaining that certain unnamed "federal partners" aren't being very nice to him. Hanging around City hall last week for various dumb events, I was able to chat up a couple of people who are keeping quite close ta ... More >>
Click to expand: No doubt these are older renderings included with next week's briefing -- note the dead minor-league ballpark and the use of "Industrial"I'll leave it to Dr. James IIsaac Bashevis Levee Singer Schutze to parse through Mary Suhm's 88-page Dallas Floodway System Update Briefing pre ... More >>
I'm getting a a lot of e-mail from people who want to know how to look up their property on the FEMA flood risk maps to see if they are exposed to flooding since the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has declared the city's Trinity River levee system unsafe. I'll try to help, but let me say something ... More >>
George Gimarc sent us this photo. Taken in April 1957.Got a little e-mail debate going with Frank Librio, the spokesman for the city of Dallas, which I thought I should share with the Friends of Unfair Park. Always good to get a second opinion. Maybe people will agree with Frank that I have been ... More >>
Almost immediately after Schutze posted his wrap-up from the Monday-morning press conference at Dallas City Hall, where Mayor Tom Leppert drove his Chevy to the levees, a Friend of Unfair Park pointed our attention to Page 18 of the Trinity River Corridor Project briefing the city council will cover ... More >>
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National Weather Service About an hour ago, city officials gave local media members a tour of the Dallas Convention Center, in which Dallas expects to hold folks fleeing Hurricane Gustav, which is close to reaching Category 5 status as it approaches the Louisiana coastline. Only, the city keeps in ... More >>
Dallas' Connie Tipado, who took in dozens of Katrina evacuees Local filmmaker Ginny Martin spent the past two years exploring the impact of Hurricane Katrina through the lens of one African-American family. She followed them as they tried to find their way after losing their homes and community when ... More >>
So says the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency, which just issued a press release announcing that federal disaster aid has been made available to the counties in Texas affected by June's horrific weather (though, oddly, it covers only people affected by weat ... More >>
Well, that probably oversells it and then some -- shoulda read, "Most Obvious Press Release Ever" or something -- but this just arrived in Unfair Park's e-mail inbox: WHEN BAD WEATHER THREATENS, BE READY TO LEAVE TRAILER BEAUMONT, Texas—-Governor Rick Perry recently declared March 4-10 Seve ... More >>
As we pointed out in August, the Health and Human Services Commission figures there are about 251,000 Katrina evacuees still living in Texas--66,000 of whom ended up in North Texas. Most are African-American; most are women; most are making very little money. And yesterday, a federal judge ruled tha ... More >>
Who comes to visit when you dial 911?
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Manchester United manager David Moyes has been charged by the Football Association for comments made after Tuesday's defeat to Sunderland.
Moyes was left infuriated by the decisions of referee Andre Marriner in United's 2-1 loss at the Stadium of Light in the League Cup semi-final first leg.
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Smith: "River's not going anywhere"
Matt Smith has said that, although he doesn't think River (Alex Kingston) will ever become a full-time companion on Doctor Who, the character is not going anywhere in the future.
He told BANG Showbiz: "I think River's too independent to ever be a full-time companion, I think that's what makes River great as a character. The companions and The Doctor are doing their thing then whoosh in comes the hair!
"It just messes the Doctor up and makes him go, 'Oh Christ, River's here,' and it frightens him. And weirdly he's going, 'Why the hell am I attracted to her? What's that?' That's the woman who makes him go whoa."
Matt added: "She's back for episode eight and she definitely appears in nine and thirteen and she'll be back again. River's not going anywhere."
Her appearance in the finale was obvious, but we haven't heard anything about her being in Night Terrors. Given the reported standalone nature of the episode, it must be a cameo perhaps at the end, if this isn't a mistake.
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Selecting a team for the Ryder Cup is not the most difficult task every two years, but pairing teammates and knowing who to match them against is no easy feat. Since golf is an individual sport 99% of the time, there's no good formula for putting a team together that can ensure winning results. For Captains, the difficulty of picking players is slightly lessened because there areRead More
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At this time last year, Tiger Woods was abandoning the WGC-Cadillac Championship after just 11 holes due to an ailing left Achilles Tendon.
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TV ratings surge for British Open
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Astros' bullpen falters late as Rays rally for series win
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Police are on the lookout for a man who allegedly robbed a private poker game in the 800 block of Foreman Drive on Thursday.
Several people were in the building when a man with a handgun entered the building at 11:20 p.m. Thursday and demanded money, according to Lafayette Police spokesman Cpl. Paul Mouton. The suspect had his face covered but was described by witnesses as a 6-foot-tall black male weighing about 220 pounds.
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Harry Chapin Mr. Tanner Lyrics
Last updated: 03/24/2014 07:59:42 PM
Mister Tanner was a cleaner from a town in the Midwest.
And of all the cleaning shops around he'd made his the best.
But he also was a baritone who sang while hanging clothes.
He practiced scales while pressing tails and sang at local shows.
His friends and neighbors praised the voice that poured out from his throat.
They said that he should use his gift instead of cleaning coats.
But music was his life, it was not his livelihood,
and it made him feel so happy and it made him feel so good.
And he sang from his heart and he sang from his soul.
He did not know how well he sang; It just made him whole.
His friends kept working on him to try music out full time.
A big debut and rave reviews, a great career to climb.
Finally they got to him, he would take the fling.
A concert agent in New York agreed to have him sing.
And there were plane tickets, phone calls, money spent to rent the hall.
It took most of his savings but he gladly used them all.
But music was his life, it was not his livelihood,
and it made him feel so happy and it made him feel so good.
And he sang from his heart and he sang from his soul.
He did not know how well he sang; It just made him whole.
The evening came, he took the stage, his face set in a smile.
And in the half filled hall the critics sat watching on the aisle.
But the concert was a blur to him, spatters of applause.
He did not know how well he sang, he only heard the flaws.
But the critics were concise, it only took four lines.
But no one could accuse them of being over kind.
(spoken) Mr. Martin Tanner, Baritone, of Dayton, Ohio made his
Town Hall debut last night. He came well prepared, but unfortunately
his presentation was not up to contemporary professional standards.
His voice lacks the range of tonal color necessary to make it
consistently interesting.
(sung) Full time consideration of another endeavor might be in order.
He came home to Dayton and was questioned by his friends.
Then he smiled and just said nothing and he never sang again,
excepting very late at night when the shop was dark and closed.
He sang softly to himself as he sorted through the clothes.
Music was his life, it was not his livelihood,
and it made him feel so happy and it made him feel so good.
And he sang from his heart and he sang from his soul.
(And) he did not know how well he sang; It just made him whole.
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Harry Chapin, his legacy lives on | Reviewer: Sharon | 3/25/14
As stated by so many others here, Harry Chapin was a genius at giving us a glimpse into the soul of ordinary people in a most extrodinary way. Oh how I miss his music. I too had the pleasure of meeting him, getting his autograph and a kiss on the cheek. I cherish that memory, but the greatest gift Harry gave us all was himself expressed through his incredible music...fortunately for the world, music was not only Harry's life, it was his livelihood..."and he sang from his heart and he sang from his soul and he did not know how well he sang" his music made us whole. <3
This is my story | Reviewer: Paul | 3/14/14
Harry Chapin was not a singer, he was a story teller, who told his stories through song.
I have been taking singing lessons recently. I love to sing, but quite honestly, I am not sure I am very good. I have come to the conclusion that music is my life, and not my livelihood. It makes me feel so happy, it makes me feel so good.I sing from my heart, I sing from my soul. I don't know how well I sing, it just makes me whole.
Singing it to my daughter | Reviewer: Rick | 11/8/13
When I was in high school, my best friend and I knew every lyric to every song Harry Chapin had written, and this was one of my favorites. We would sing it together, with one of us taking the Big John Wallace part. I was on a family vacation in the Los Angeles airport the summer I was in 17 when my dad appeared with a newspaper in hand and shared the news that Harry had died.
Now I have three kids, and my youngest is a fourteen year old girl who still lets me sing to her every night. Right now we are alternating between James Taylor's Sweet Baby James, Cats in the Cradle, and Mr. Tanner. There's something in the raw, honest storytelling that touches her and offers us a little common ground. I'm working on relearning the lyrics to "A Better Place to Be" to share with her next.
He's Flying So High | Reviewer: Martin Tanner | 5/2/13
"Mr Tanner" was my introduction to Harry Chapin. Why? Well, I was returning to college, at the University of Dayton. I rarely went a day without hearing someone playing Mt Tanner on radio or boombox. When I heard "Sniper" and "They Call Her Easy", I realized that Harry produced religious music. Who else would write songs sympathetic to terrorists and tramps; that's "the least" of Matthew 25:40.
I bit off more than I could chew with a tough major and significant academic overload. I crashed and burned, spending months of clinical depression on my parent's farm. If not for Harry Chapin and Joni Mitchell's "Blue", I'd have committed suicide.
People think online access dates to about 1994 or so, but in fact, some of us nerds had it in 1981, when Harry died. An online friend mentioned that he was on the LIE and drove past the wreck before emergency workers were on the scene. I couldn't help but wonder if he would arise on the third day.
makes me cry | Reviewer: kaylee | 10/23/12
every time i hear this song i cry. its so sad! i told all of my friends to listen to it, but being 12 year old girls like me, they'd rather listen to j biebs. i am a singer and actress, and i always listen to this song before shows. it inspires me to just go get em', and never give up on your dreams. it is probobly my favorite song. i love harrys voice, and "mr. tanner" singer was really good. i loved the combo1 brilliant harry, just simply brilliant.
Thank you Harry! | Reviewer: Ken Scharabok | 11/30/11
While my history is in correspondence and computers, my passion is, has been and always will be hand-forged ironwork. This song just means so much to me on a gut level. I've done work people have raved on, yet I see the flaws in it. And, yes, when I am in my shop alone I do sing to myself.
Just love this song... | Reviewer: Cindy | 7/23/10
There is something so surreal about this song. It is one of my favorites, albeit, Taxi is another one of my favorites too. The lyrics to this song are so great, and the music itself is wonderful. What really makes the song is the backup baritone, "Big John Wallace". There is not one thing wrong with Mr. Wallace's voice, for sure!! His voice really adds to the song. I just love listening to Harry's storytelling. It is so interesting!!! We miss you Harry!
beautiful | Reviewer: MrG | 7/4/10
This song has hit home for me on several occasions, both as a song to play when I'm feeling like chucking it all and not performing, and as something that can, in spite of the tears and despair, give me a bit of inspiration to carry on. Mr Tanner is indeed all of us; he is anyone who has ever performed, he is every performer who has ever been sniped by a critic or a judge. And still he can't help himself, and sings. Take that as a lesson, folks: do what you love to do because you love to do it, not for anyone else's sake.
Full time consideration of another endeavor might be in order. | Reviewer: Jerry Taylor | 12/12/08
Harry Chapin's "Mr. Tanner" captures a devastating unkind act of all who would be a critic. How easy to be led, and how easy to be vunerable. Harry Chapin is one of the greatest story tellers and song writers that ever lived. I met him after one of his concerts and after a quick chat he signed my program and shook my hand with one of the most sincere greetings I have ever known. He was the best!
remembering harry... | Reviewer: joe h | 5/22/08
Mr.Tanner and Taxi are phenemonal songs and the type of songs that epitomizes the man and stories I love to remember. I have had 2 heroes in my life and Harry Chapin was one of them – for his songs and music, for his dedication to causes such as solving world hunger, and his citizenship to the world. Whenever I need something helpful or encouraging to get me back on track, all it takes is a Harry Chapin song. His stories are truly the greatest ever told.
I had the honor of meeting Harry at a concert – he was in the back of the theatre after the show selling and signing a "Harry, it sucks!" t-shirt. I bought one and gave it to my girlfriend to have Harry sign it. When Harry saw this beautiful girl asking for an autograph, he lit up and said "Wow, you're gorgeous." Upon noticing I was standing very close to her with a concerned look on my face he said "Are you with him? Well if it doesn't work out come back and see me" – at which point we all laughed, he gave my girlfriend a kiss and shook my hand. Funny, gregarious, decicated, talented guy with unquenchable determination and courage - and someone I miss to this day.
Keeps his wonderful memory very alive by having the courage to do something positive to the change lives of people less fortunate than yourself and to change the world - that's restarting today for me.
Mr. Tanner is a gut wrenching song | Reviewer: Mark | 11/21/07
I don't care how big and bad you are, if you listen to Mr. Tanner your will be teary eyed and choked up. I saw Harry Chapin in Cental Park and that was one of the best concerts I ever saw
Heartbreaking line | Reviewer: Christine | 9/21/07
"And he never sang again"... That line used to bring on a burst of heartwrenching sobs -- I'm so reluctant to share my voice with a public audience -- but recently I've noticed something I hadn't before. Tanner had made his shop the best. When he performed for the critics "he only heard the flaws." Chapin describes the consequence of needing others' *and* our own approval. Children are used to the awkward process of learning and growing and simply Being New to the World. That's the source of the kind of immunity that allows them to be Artists -- to find their own way (aka be creative). I'm going to try to get more comfortable with that, too, and maybe I won't burst into tears anymore when I listen to this song.
Mr. Tanner | Reviewer: Kierin | 8/19/07
I've heard this song like a thousand times because I have the Harry Chapin CD of Greatest.Live. Stories. My father, Colin and I already have heard it so many times. Harry Chapin
is a great singer, songwriter and composer one of my favorite songs of Harry's are W.O.L.D, Mr.Tanner, Cat's In The Cradle. These songs reminds me of my mother, Marybeth and my sister,
Mayra and also my brother-in-law, David.
Killing a dream | Reviewer: Chris | 6/3/07
This is one of the greatest songs Harry Chapin wrote. It shows how much music means to certain people and how, when you want to do if for a living rather than a passion, the results can be visciously cruel and dash dreams. But deep down, music is still a major part of your life, no matter what others think.
Interesting note. When you ask kids that are 4-5 how many of them are artists, almost all raise their hands. As life progresses and the art is judged, that percentage goes to almost nothing. Try it in a room full of adults. Ask the question and very few will raise their hands. What really changed, their abilities or others perception of them. Long live Harry. Chris
Impact | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/17/06
This is my personal new theme song- after a hard fall musically, I was reccommended to this song by a good friend, and I realized I just can't give up. If any song has helped me become a better person recently, it was this one. Thank you HArry Chapin. Kudos!


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Wanted: Americans to join Al Qaeda
Recruitment incentives?
What's next? Signing bonuses and free college tuition?
Jus' axin'. ;-)
IBM shakes up the server game with lean, cool iDataPlex
Crushed by Bubble 1.0
I would argue that RLX was affected more by the demise of the DotComs in 2001 than by bigger competitors coming in and stealing their customers with better, faster, cheaper products. The initial products from the tier one server makers sucked quite frankly and it took them several more iterations before they got it right. And, in that time the market had a chance to recover, which is when the blade revolution began in earnest (around 2006). But, by then all the products were aimed at the Enterprise market, leaving a vacuum at the low end of the market. Therefore the Web 2.0 properties have, for the most part, reverted back to buying the same white box servers that were the bain of the data center back in 1999.
As Ashlee knows, I have been saying for years that someone could/should build a modern day version of the original RLX System 324 product – using current technologies and new design – and be very successful. That time has finally arrived, I guess.
HD DVD sales still solid despite format's failure
BlueRay Lemmings to blame for high prices
Throughout the entire history of commerce - when did a lack of competition ever equate to lower prices? "Bad lemmings! Bad!"
MetaRAM double stuffs servers with memory
Compact Machines?
Might also be useful for slim machines with a very limited number of DIMM slots such as Media Center PCs and embedded systems which usually only have 1 or two memory slots. Or, perhaps a compact personal computer so you can run every application ever written, simultaneously. Provided you're running a 64 bit OS, of course.
Paris Hilton, because she needs bigger memories.
...and Blade Servers!
I meant to say Blade Servers too!
Basically, anywhere DIMMs slots are limited.
The Electric Car Conspiracy ... that never was
The world needs comprehensive solutions:
Fist-sized monkey flies from Florida to New York
Bet he was glad to get the monkey off his, er...
Public internet threatened by private telcos
Telcos Clinging to a Prehistoric Business Model
The real problem with the Telcos is that they are vigorously defending (monopolistic practices) their tired old subscription based revenue model which severely limits their ability to grow and make money. The fact that they can't, or simply refuse to change may eventually drive them to extinction.
The funny thing to me is that their growth potential is actually CAPPED by their own business model! Those businesses that are built on the advertising based revenue model are free to grow as fast and as large as they can (Google, Yahoo, etc.). Once Google or someone else starts offering free wired or unwired internet access, the Telcos days in that business are numbered.
Another way to look at it is that Google wants to make it cheaper and easier to get EVERYONE on the Internet so they can sell more advertising, whereas the Telcos want to limit what you can do and raise the price of Internet access in order to make more money per subscriber.
Wake up! This is the age of free or low cost Internet Access subsidized by advertising!
Wee SiCortex buys PathScale compiler biz
MIPS > SGI > Key Research > Pathscale > Qlogic > SiCortex
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75-year-old has world's fastest private internet connection
Moving the Bottleneck Around
All they did was push the bottleneck back to the servers she's downloading from, or the routers and network links in between.
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While they must demonstrate that capital investments will improve power quality and reliability, the magnitude and nature of such investments is left for the distribution companies to determine; there are no such things as "regulatory assets." Indeed, the rapidity and the extent to which specialized distribution businesses emerge in the United States will depend partly on the degree to which states adopt new means of inspiring local distribution franchise operators to become efficient.
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As there will be a variety of specialized distribution businesses, some leading competitors will likely come from outside the ranks of existing utility operators, and include current contractors, equipment suppliers, and service bureaus to other industries.
The new businesses may take shape earliest in those distribution functions that are experiencing rapid technological change or that must become more complex to accommodate retail competition. For example, utilities will need new customer information and billing systems, and new metering technology, so that retail electricity suppliers can offer a variety of pricing and service options, including real pricing and consumption measurement. But utilities remain uncertain as to how soon these new capabilities will be needed, whether local distribution companies will deploy them, and if so, how DisCos will charge for them. As a result, few utilities have committed to building such systems.
Utilities that do wish to leverage their own operations by competing in the emerging distribution businesses may face some disadvantages if they go it alone. First there is the problem of selling services to other utilities that may view them as competitors. Then there is absence of experience in, and a culture that is comfortable with, competition. A specific operation's excellent performance, capabilities, and cost-effectiveness do not automatically translate into competitive success or profits in obtaining or performing service contracts with outside customers. A first-mover whose capabilities may lie in the middle of the pack, but who uses the experience of bidding and performing early contracts to build a competitive service organization may enjoy a greater likelihood of success than the leaders in today's benchmarking comparisons.
Of course, not all of the new businesses that emerge will prove attractive. Utilities will likely want to be selective about which businesses they enter, and avoid those (em such as manual meter reading (em that involve little opportunity to leverage scale, technology, or geographic diversity.
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WWLP Anchor Barry Kriger Sustained 'Extensive Injuries' in Car Crash
Veteran WWLP anchor Barry Kriger is currently recovering from injuries he suffered in a recent car accident.
"22News has been receiving many calls and e-mails recently about where Barry Kriger has been," the NBC-affiliate told viewers this week. "Barry was recently in an automobile accident while on vacation. He sustained some extensive injuries."
Kriger, who has been with WWLP for over 20 years and anchors the station's 5:30, 6, and 11 p.m. weekday newscasts, is currently in the hospital.
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Blackberry Fruit Cobbler
My grandmother made this cobbler when I was a little girl I can still remember the fun we had first picking blackberries together in the hills. Blackberries are my favorite filling, but this cobbler can also be made with apples.
8 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 1 hour
1 cup butter,
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar,
1 cup water
1-1/2 cups self-rising flour
1/3 cup milk, room temperature
2 cups fresh
frozen blackberries
1/2 to 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
In a 10-in. round or oval baking dish, melt 1/2 cup butter; set
aside. In a saucepan, heat 1 cup sugar and water until sugar is
dissolved; set aside.
Place flour in a bowl; cut in remaining butter until mixture
resembles fine crumbs. Add milk, stirring with a fork until dough
leaves sides of bowl.
Turn out onto a floured surface; knead three or four times. Roll into
an 11-in. x 9-in. rectangle. Spread berries over dough; sprinkle
with cinnamon. Roll up, jelly-roll style. Cut into 1/4-in. slices.
Carefully place slices in baking dish. Pour sugar syrup around
slices (syrup will be absorbed).
Bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining sugar; bake
15 minutes longer. Serve warm or cold. Yield: 8 servings.
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1 serving (1 each) equals 410 calories, 23 g fat (14 g saturated fat), 63 mg cholesterol, 507 mg sodium, 50 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 3 g protein.
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