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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 29, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Older women with high levels of the hormone estrogen may be at a greater risk for dementia, especially if they also have diabetes, new research suggests.
Using data from a large study that included more than 5,600 postmenopausal women aged 65 or older, French researchers measured estrogen levels in those without dementia who were not on hormone replacement therapy, medication that boosts estrogen levels.
Four years later, the scientists followed up by comparing the baseline estrogen levels they'd taken of 543 women from the study who did not have dementia with 132 women who had been diagnosed with dementia.
The investigators also looked at risk factors for dementia, including diabetes, high blood pressure and other heart health issues.
The researchers said the risk of dementia more than doubled for women who had high estrogen levels, even after accounting for other known risk factors for the memory-robbing disease. The findings are published in the Jan. 29 online edition of Neurology.
The risk increased even more in women with high estrogen levels and diabetes combined. Estrogen levels were about 70 percent higher in women with diabetes who also had dementia compared to those without dementia.
"Women with high E2 [estrogen] levels and diabetes may represent a group at very high risk of dementia," the study authors concluded.
The results were a surprise, said lead investigator Dr. Pierre-Yves Scarabin, director of research at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) in Villejuif, France. "We found an association between high levels of endogenous estrogen and the risk of dementia in older women not using hormone therapy," he said.
Endogenous estrogen is a hormone that the body makes naturally, explained Dr. David Carr, a professor of medicine and neurology in the division of geriatrics and nutritional science at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Estrogen levels go down after menopause, yet some women may have higher levels due to the amount of body fat they have, he noted.
"While it was long believed that estrogens -- either endogenous or therapeutic -- were good for women's health, especially for the heart and brain, our study together with other current data challenge this dogma," said Scarabin.
While the study found an association between estrogen levels and dementia risk, it did not prove a cause-and-effect link.
Dr. Sam Gandy, director of the Center for Cognitive Health at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, said, "It's a very interesting study. The most surprising thing is the fact that estrogen is so potent as a risk factor for dementia."
Gandy said there has been a fair amount of research conducted over the past five years showing that higher estrogen levels prior to the age of dementia risk -- before age 65 -- reduces the risk for dementia. "But once they enter the age of risk for Alzheimer's, higher estrogen seems to make things worse and that seems to be borne out by this study," said Gandy, also the associate director of the Mount Sinai Alzheimer's Disease Research Center.
It's referred to as the "critical window of estrogen therapy," said Carr.
But this study suggests that once that "critical window" closes, a woman with elevated hormone levels may be at a higher risk for dementia, said Carr. "And it also suggests that the combination of diabetes and high estrogen has an even greater effect on dementia risk."
Does the research suggest that older women who take hormone replacement therapy stop -- especially those with diabetes?
Scarabin said the study is not a hormone study -- the women involved in the research were not taking estrogen -- and the results do not suggest women who take estrogen go off of their medication.
Gandy said, "Before we make recommendations, we need to do clinical trials. We'd need to see if women on estrogen at age 'X' versus a same-age placebo group who did not get estrogen had the same effect."
Scarabin added that women with both diabetes and elevated estrogen levels would be a good "target for future prevention studies."
More information
Visit the Alzheimer's Association to learn more about dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
SOURCES: Pierre-Yves Scarabin, M.D., director, research, French National Institute of Health and Medical Research, Villejuif, France; Sam Gandy, M.D., Ph.D., professor, neurology and psychiatry, director, Center for Cognitive Health, Mount Sinai Hospital, and associate director, Mount Sinai Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, New York City; David Carr, M.D., geriatrician and professor, medicine and neurology, division of geriatrics and nutritional science, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis; Jan. 29, 2014, Neurology, online
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|Stuart Asbjornsen
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SAF3 (pronounced "Safe"), also known by its working title Rescue 3, is a syndicated American action/drama television series following the daily challenges of the Sea, Air, and Fire divisions of the Malibu Fire Department.
Although this 2013 series originated in the United States and is set in California, it's filmed in South African locations such as Cape Town and Camps Bay Beach.
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|"Hero's Last Mission"
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|"In Remembrance"
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Tai Collins
|28 September 2013
|Reeling from the loss of their leader, the SAF3 team suffers another major blow when the very existence of the program is questioned by a board of review. Until the outcome is divulged, it is business as usual and the SAF3 team pulls together to make a dramatic car rescue.
|"Texas in a Bottle"
|Gary Capo
|Gregory J. Bonann,
Tai Collins
|5 October 2013
|The investigation into the SAF3 team's actions in the deadly Catalina fire carries on, while Alfonso struggles with his horrific physical injuries and haunting emotional scars. The remainder of the team is put into jeopardy while undertaking a daring underwater rescue.
|"Under Pressure"
|Phil Scarpaci
|Ben J. Hashby,
Hugo Simpson
|12 October 2013
|Confident they will be reinstated after a suspension sentence they feel is unfair, the SAF3 team carries on with their training activities. A drill led by Graciela Vega, a trauma nurse in the Los Angeles forest, turns into a real rescue when the SAF3 team comes across a welder fighting for his life.
|Gregory J. Bonann
|Tai Collins
|19 October 2013
|Crushed by the news that SAF3 has been terminated, the team rallies together to overturn the decision. Anxiously awaiting the outcome of their appeal, they focus their energy on supporting Alfonso as he faces a new life after being severely burned.
|"I Can't Pretend"
|Gary Capo
|John F. Dilnik
|26 October 2013
|After a string of testing events, SAF3 is rewarded with an unexpected posthumous gift from their leader. Graciela must face her greatest fear in a dangerous cliff rescue, while Alfonso struggles to claim his position back on the team.
|"Unknown Soldier"
|Gregory J. Bonann
|Davey Lovejoy
|2 November 2013
|A paddling row turns into a dangerous encounter for two SAF3 members when they are held captive by an unstable ex-soldier.
|Gary Capo
|Paul Jackson
|9 November 2013
|Each SAF3 member's area of expertise and resilience is put to the test when they are called to a hazardous underground rescue involving the deadly effects of a poisonous gas. Meanwhile, Charley gets herself noticed for her consistent rescue work along Malibu beach.
|"Training Day"
|Gregory J. Bonann
|Hans Rodionoff
|16 November 2013
|The new leader of SAF3 must face his personal issues in order to maintain his position in the organization. Meanwhile, the team intensifies their training schedule, focusing their energy on their respective weak points and helping one another overcoming their own fears.
|"Second Chances[1]"
|Gary Capo
|Tai Collins
|18 January 2014
|Two members of the team experience first-hand the intransigent code of conduct by which SAF3 operates. Meanwhile, closure on a horrific experience that left him scarred for life brings Alfonso a new sense of purpose.
|Gary Capo
|Paul Jackson
|25 January 2014
|The SAF3 team are in a race against time to rescue refugees in a shipping container tossed overboard by human traffickers. The strong bond among the group is further strengthened beyond their work relationship by several acts of selflessness.
|Dave Keffer
|Tai Collins
|1 February 2014
|The SAF3 helicopter crashes, leaving three of the team seriously injured and adrift in the ocean. The rest of the team rallies to provide as much support as they can in the hopes of finding their friends alive.
|Eric Locko
|Paul Jackson
|15 February 2014
|Two of the SAF3 team become trapped in a collapsed bomb shelter whilst saving injured victims.
|"Let It Burn"
|Gary Capo
|Paul Jackson
|22 February 2014
|When the SAF3 team arrives at a dangerous chemical fire to find six firefighters trapped inside, they make the difficult decision to let it burn.
|"Finding Home"
|Gregory J. Bonann
|Tai Collins
|1 March 2014
|Eriksson goes to Cape Town to help Kacie find her father, and back at home the team gets a new helicopter.
|"Father's Day"
|Gregory J. Bonann
|Tai Collins
|8 March 2014
|One of the SAF3 team members is haunted by the memory of her father's death in a tragic fire.
|"Who I Am"
|Hans Rodionoff
|26 April 2014
|After the coast guard finds the wreckage of the SAF3 Helo, Texas, Graciela and Jared decide to return to the scene of their near fatal crash.
|"Triumph Over Tragedy"
|Gregory J. Bonann
|Tai Collins
|3 May 2014
|On the five-year anniversary of the catastrophic fire that formed SAF3, each member is forced to relieve the tragic event that changed their lives.
|"Smoke Pipe"
|Gary Capo
|Hans Rodionoff
|10 May 2014
|When a diver is trapped in an underwater intake pipe, members of SAF3 must risk their own lives to set him free.
|"Independence Day"
|Gary Capo
|Hans Rodionoff
|17 May 2014
|The Fourth of July is the busiest day of the year for the SAF3 team; their skills and courage are pushed to the limit when they respond to an offshore explosion.
* Unknown
- ^ Official Facebook Page, Second Chances episode announcement
- ^ Official Facebook Page, Sacrifices episode announcement
External links[edit]
- SAF3 at the Internet Movie Database
- SAF3 at epguides.com
- SAF3.tv
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|CBU > SEC Filings for CBU > Form 8-K on 22-Oct-2013
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Results of Operations and Financial Condition, Financial Statements a
On October 22, 2013 Community Bank System, Inc. announced its results of operations for the quarter and nine months ending September 30, 2013. The public announcement was made by means of a news release, the text of which is set forth in Exhibit 99 hereto.
The information in this Form 8-K, including Exhibit 99 attached hereto, is being
furnished under Item 2.02 and shall not be deemed to be "filed" for purposes of
Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act"), or incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or the Exchange Act, except as shall be expressly set forth by specific reference in such filing.
The following exhibit is filed as a part of this report:
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Just believe in me
and ultimately in Him
for love's miracles...
ESPFeeling like I've been in this weird funk lately
and when I woke up this morning
not much had changed
I've just been existing
hoping something would make me feel
So I got dressed and prayed for an abundance
of strength to endure yet another day
And everyday moving forward
I would feel a tad bit better somehow and be fine
A little bit more today than I did
Is that really you standing in front of me?
How could you have known
I was actually needing to see you now?
Did my hopes and prayers
conjure you to my
But the preeminent part of our meeting today was
How you saw me and recognized me first
and you kind of snickered when you declared
"Yeah, I was sort of hoping
I would see you
How Does It Feel?So how does it feel
to look at me from afar
million miles away
Any memories
of how much you wanted me
of how things once was
We had come so far
for you to just screw things up
us ending so bad.
We can never go
back before we burned the bridge
too much pain remains.
So how do I feel
to look at you from afar
million miles away
Just sad...
blurThis weekend went by in a blur
And here I am again
Stuck here as if I never left
Not sure how or why
But I have been at this awful place before
Labeled animosity for some time now
You have taken me to this place before
And I'm not sure what I can do
To avoid being trapped here much longer
So I did what I thought I could never do
And that's give up all hopes
That we could ever be anything
And to curse you so you would think
You're nothing to me
Now I just have to live with my decision
And act as if I'm alright
When secretly every time
I hear you laugh I'm dying inside
So kill me as you have done
So many times before
For it won't be too long
Before any fond memories
Are left and then I'll be
ChangeIn life
you're given choices and chances
and what you decide
determines your fate.
The biggest mistake I made was
finally giving you a chance,
not once
but several times.
I kept thinking your actions
were due to hurt and retribution
but somehow maybe deep down inside
you did truly care.
Each and every time
you continued to disappoint me.
So now, here I am
a mess
And all I want today is
for you to change,
even though I have discerned
that that's impossible
and all I can hope for
is for me, myself
to change...
I Like BeginningsI like beginnings
When anything seems possible
When we have yet to discover
Each other's vulnerabilities and weaknesses
What buttons to push causing the other pain
And to use it far too often
I like beginnings
When there's no bad history or tears shed
Ill recollection that creeps up on us
When faced with our own insecurities
And worthless self doubts
Of the past
I like beginnings
When love is a possibility
And just the thought of you
Leading to something new
Comforts my broken heart
Helping the soreness to mend
I like endings
An end of a horrid chapter
With hardly any good memories
To remember or reflect
Making that previous beginning come
To an end
AgainAnother night alone,
I'm thinking about
you again.
What did I ever do
to get myself here,
thinking about
you again?
I knew from the beginning
we would end up here,
hurt and mad at each other.
So I tried my best
to stay clear
of you but
I could tell that
I was hurting you
and that somehow
hurt me too.
So now
I find myself here alone,
thinking of
you again
DadYou might not have been
the best father
in the world
and even though
we had our
you loved me
I might have not been
the best daughter
in the world
and even though
we had our
I loved you
What?What do write about
when you're tired of
Words said,
words heard,
words that never
materialized into
What do write about
when you're tired of
Feeling hurt,
feeling depressed,
just feeling
What do write about
when you're tired of
just being?
Being deceived,
being lied to,
just being
loss for wordswhat do you to say
to someone
it seems like everything
you say
makes them mad?
so I tried
to walk
even though
it hurts so much inside
I wanted to show
that i care
but maybe
you don't want me
to care
because maybe
you really don't care
about me
you practically
me out the door
with your words
and how
you won't even look
at me
I'm trying
to talk to you.
so I left,
feeling worse
than when
I started.
Grant A WishEven if he fails
To notice me, my smile will
Never fade in time.
My heart won't give up, I'll still
Wish upon the brightest star.
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Starlin Castro's focus on defense starting to pay off
BY GORDON WITTENMYER Staff Reporter April 9, 2014 10:38PM
Pirates at cubs
The facts: 1:20 p.m., Ch. 9,
The pitchers: Gerrit Cole (1-0, 2.57 ERA) vs. Travis Wood (0-1, 4.26).
Updated: April 9, 2014 11:58PM
For all of the sudden production at the plate — including a pair of home runs Tuesday — shortstop Starlin Castro still knows his fielding is a critical part of how he's viewed.
"I take early work every day," said Castro, who came to spring training this year vowing to be more focused. "I come in here every day for defensive work. Every day."
That included Wednesday, when he was the only player on the field hours before batting practice, taking grounders at short and working on tag plays at the bag. He made two exceptional plays in the first four innings: charging a roller in front of second to just get Pedro Alvarez in the second inning, and diving toward the middle and leaping to his feet to throw to first and rob Starling Marte of a hit in the fourth. He also ranged far into center field to catch a Travis Snider fly.
"I can see why he's here for a while," starter Jason Hammel said. "Outstanding ability. He made unbelievable plays up the middle for me tonight that shut down innings."
"He's been working very hard at trying to improve his game," manager Rick Renteria said. "And he's taking it very seriously. He's got a little jump in his step."
Kids to play?
Even before Mike Olt and Junior Lake hit back-to-back homers in the fifth Wednesday, Renteria said, "I'm hoping to start using them a little more back-to-back, versus lefties and righties. They need to find out who they are, too."
The duo had five RBI.
"[Thursday's] as good a day as any [to start]," Renteria said. "I'm confident in them. What we're trying to build is the confidence that they should have within themselves."
Veras confident
After pitching his first clean inning Tuesday, closer Jose Veras seemed at ease Wednesday.
"When you're struggling for a couple outings, then you get a good one, it feels good for any pitcher,'' Veras said.
It didn't hurt to see Renteria rip into plate umpire Jeff Nelson over a tight strike zone.
"You don't want to let your manager get thrown out," Veras said, "but you feel good when you've got someone right there picking a fight for you."


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On Saturday, September 27th graduate students, in conjunction with Duke University Basketball Campout Community Service 2014,
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This beautifully maintained condo is decorated in a Tahoe Lodge theme and located in upscale and family friendly Incline Village walking distance to beaches, shopping and restaurants in the much sought after McCloud development. Includes cozy river rock fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, dining area, French doors leading to deck w/table, chairs, umbrella and barbecue, plus common area hot tub & sauna, enclosed garage and extra parking. Incline Village boasts two private beaches, one with boat launch and the other with outdoor pool, play structures, volleyball nets, picnic tables & snack bars. For the skier, Diamond Peak is a 5 min. drive with spectacular lake views and shuttle buses available to other nearby resorts. There are two golf courses, both 18 hole, with brand new club house, pro shop, bar, snack bar, driving range and putting green. The community rec center includes an indoor pool, fitness classes, tennis courts & child care facility. Hiking and biking trails abound.
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We campaign on behalf of the party in the Hexham, Haltwhistle, Haydon Bridge, Corbridge, Prudhoe, Ponteland the surrounding towns and villages. We stand candidates for election at local government level and in the parliamentary constituency of Hexham.
We are an active local party. We hold regular campaigning and social events, develop our own policies on local issues, and send representatives to the party's national conferences. We welcome new members and you can find out how to get involved on this website.
Hexham Constituency includes part of the area covered by Northumberland County Council. It includes the whole of the former Tynedale District Council and part of the former Castle Morpeth District Council (Ponteland and nearby villages)
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Jeff is a proud Northumbrian who has a compelling record of political commitment to Liberal Democracy in the county. He has been a councillor for twenty years, and he has also been a parliamentary candidate on three previous occasions. In 2009 he became the first Leader of the new unitary Northumberland County Council, and successfully brought together the seven former District Councils into one, and dealt with the mess left by the previous Labour administration.
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Can't touch this cocktail
- StriperGuy Mar 27, 2009 05:07 PM
Can't touch this cocktail
4 oz. cheap but clean 5X distilled Svedka Vodka
Fresh zest of 1 tangerine, 1 grapefruit, 1 sour orange
Soak zest in vodka for three days
Ice and shake 1 oz
dust with chiltepin chile dust
re: Alcachofa
Si, si amigo mio
But you have to create the "Hammer time cocktail."
Pass the cocktail recipe along.
re: ultramagnetic
Just good spirited fun, got something better, post it.
If Alcachofa won't take the bait, maybe I'll call this one Hammer Time, a nice variation on a Daiquiri:
Juice of 4 Key Limes
1TBSP simple syrup
1 oz. Lemon Hart Demerara Rum
(I have a chowhound posting on the Boston board that got me thinking about this rum again, what a great product.)
1 oz. light rum
Shake and strain.
re: StriperGuy
I took the bait, just need to chew on the hook for while!
re: StriperGuy
Thank you. I have about 5 key limes that I've been trying to figure out what to make with.
re: Cinnamon
Heck you could toss in a slight dash of the bitters of your choice and then it would officially be a "cocktail." I've got orange, angostura, and peychaud's at home right now. A dash of the highly concentrated citrus infused vodka I made recently had the same effect.
re: StriperGuy
Say, I've been meaning to ask... can you describe the different uses for the different bitters? I've tried orange bitters but only own Angostura. Dearly love the Angostura, so I'm wondering in what instances I might want to try some other bitters.
Also, just ran across this which sounded like an interesting riff on the bitters concept (different ways to create a bitter edge in cocktails, occasionally through 'bitter sugars'):
re: Cinnamon
Peychaud's is in a "Sazerac." Classic old school New Orleans cocktail.
Angostura is the all around cocktail helper to give a libation a little depth and bite. The first drink that comes to mind for me is a Manhattan. I make mine with Jim Beam and switch it up a bit on what Vermouth I use.
Orange bitters (there are several decent makers) are also a real cocktail utility item. You can toss a light dash into a Manhattan to brighten it up, put a bit in a Gin Rickey, or even a generous dash or two in a daiquiri get a little added depth.
I am starting to really experiment in terms of home made additions.
Recently steeped some anis, fennel, and other spices in some ethanol and water (read vodka) and got a very nice herbal that was somewhere between a bitters and an anisette.
Not a real believer that there are harsh lines between bitters, liqueur, cocktail, drink, etc. When the spring cherries are here I plan on soaking some in Spanish brandy to serve in an Aviation cocktail. An old school drink currently experiencing a rebirth in beantown and duly inspired, in my own kitchen.
I add a a bit more lemon juice, a teaspoon of simple syrup and serve this version on the rocks. Very nice on a hot day.
re: StriperGuy
I'll invest in some orange bitters, then. Thanks.
Just ordered the book Artisanal Cocktails, which has a good section on making simple syrup infused with toasted Chinese Five Spice ingredients including pepper.
re: StriperGuy
gotta say this is an amazing drink
Well, I can't really call this a Hammer Time cocktail (working on that still) because it doesn't have much punch. But it was good:
The Edouard:
2 parts Campari
1/2 part St Germain (more or less to taste)
2 parts soda
Build over ice in a highball glass in the order presented. Garnish with orange wedge.
Easy-drinkin' drink, suitable for afternoons on the patio.
re: Alcachofa
Whew, glad you finally cooked up a winner.
Last day or two I have been gaining a newfound appreciation for the classic Gin Rickey:
Juice of 1/2 lime
2 oz gin
Good splash of soda
served on the rocks
I'm a bartending virgin so measurements are eyeballed.
In a highball glass:
Fill up halfway with cubed ice
a long splash of light rum
juice of one lime
fill up to the top with pomegranate soda (i use izze's)
i stir but i bet it would be ever more hammer-ish shaken. i don't have the gear for it, though.
it's the kind of bev you can guzzle or sip. delightfully fruity. yum.
re: isadorasmama
Try adding a squeeze of fresh lime. Sounds tasty!
re: StriperGuy
I'm not being snarky, just honest. It isn't a cocktail. It's just infused vodka, a form of limocello but infused with multiple types of citrus instead of just lemon.
A cocktail is a drink composed of a base spirit and one or more modifiers. In this case all you have is a base spirit, citrus infused vodka. If you added sugar to it, then you would have a liqueur, but not a cocktail. To make it a cocktail it would need another modifier. Juice, bitters, vermouth, soda water, etc.
re: barleywino
Merci mon ami...
I agree barleywino, if you ask any bloke on the street I would say common usage of the word is "any mixed drink" thus, Jameson on the rocks does not really qualify, but a Rum and Coke (shudder) probably would.
Because of the swine flu news, and feeling a little under the weather...
1 tsp. (purported antiviral) elderberry syrup, some St. Germain, some Tru organic vodka, juice of 1/2 blood orange (muddle in bottom of glass), demerera sugar syrup to taste, ice. Stir with thermometer. Serve horizontal.
Citrus bitters might be nice.
The elderberry syrup: http://www.gaiaherbs.com/product.php?...
Optional, if I had to do over again (I may): crushed Ricola-lozenge rim
But in support of the OP, I may have to try a vindaloo cocktail of some description next time.
re: Cinnamon
That's great!
Wonder if I could swab some on my 1-yr old son's sore gums?! ;)
re: Cinnamon
Awesome... but you have to name it...
re: StriperGuy
I'll mull this over the next day or so and get back to you. Early attempts include the "Swino."
re: StriperGuy
OK, I'm settling on naming the cocktail the Gargoyle.
I like that name better than a few others, such as H1N1-kicker or the Chupacabra since it contains nothing like tequila, Southern Comfort or Tabasco.
Gargoyles are meant to ward away bad things, and like plenty of those on medieval cathedrals comprised of different animals, this one is a chimera with the elder flower and the berry. Fitting in the face of a chimeric flu maybe (which I do not mean to make light of at all).
But I'm alternating this cocktail with caipirinhas to ward off scurvy too.
re: Cinnamon
There you go, the gargoyle it is...
re: StriperGuy
:) It's a little silly and overdone as a name, but ah well.
re: Cinnamon
"Silly and overdone" is the whole point of it...
re: Cinnamon
during the swine flu scare in the 70's a friend and i went to a bar instead of standing in long vaccination line and "inventing" the fline swoo: blueberry liqour Brandy? perhaps and vodka... was ok but i don't think i've done it again. so i guess not that special...i do like a dark and stormy for summer
re: betsydiver
I like the name, fline swoo.
Just invented a new one:
El Toro Suave
1 oz Tequila
1 oz Sotol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sotol
1 Tsp Meyer lemon juice
1 Tsp lime juice
1 Tsp spiced cherry syrup
Garnish with a cherry.
re: StriperGuy
haven't had sotol, but...since we're talking cherry (this being the season), there's always the following version of a bing cherry mojito: muddle 8 bing cherries, add 2 oz rum, 1 oz Averna, 2 tbspn 100% maple syrup, mint, shake over ice and strain...i suspect Nardini Amaro would work even better (more mint overtones) if you can find it
re: barleywino
Sounds tasty. I'd lose the maple syrup though. I like the idea of a fresh cherry mojito though.
re: StriperGuy
i think the maple syrup takes the place of simple syrup which would ordinarily go into a mojito...a friend of mine once tried making it w/o the maple syrup and found it too bitter...but feel free to experiment!
re: barleywino
I would use simple syrup, just don't want the maple taste, which I otherwise like.
re: barleywino
I tried this recently (found the recipe from last time it was posted here) and found it to be a bit too sweet for my taste, and not especially refreshing. I don't think it's fair to call this a Mojito variant, as it lacks sourness. I do like the combination of Averna and cherry, and might try again with 1/2 oz Averna, 1/2 oz lime, and the rest as listed. I think the Averna and cherry alone should have enough sweetness to balance the lime.
re: davis_sq_pro
i agree that the lime would add more sourness. I find lime tends to overpower drinks but that's just my personal taste ;). of course a true mojito is all about the lime...
re: barleywino
I kept playing w/ the cherry+Averna idea and came up with:
8-10 Rainier cherries (depending on size)
1 oz Averna
1 1/2 oz gin (I've been using Hendricks)
1/4 oz St Germain
1/4 oz Strega
1/4 oz lime juice
Muddle cherries to release juice. Add the rest of the ingredients, shake hard with crushed ice, then tight strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a 4-carat emerald-cut diamond set in a yellow gold pendant, or just skip the garnish and sip the cocktail.
re: davis_sq_pro
nice-- will have to try this!
re: davis_sq_pro
Misty at Drink (Boston) did a rye, Averna, Amarena cherries muddled with black pepper, galliano, Angostura bitters, double strained into a rocks glass, which was quite nice
Came up with another winner. Because it is basically an adapted Aviation I will call it an Amelia Earhart (the strawberries are a bit girly):
Amelia Earhart Cocktail
2 oz fresh local strawberry puree (I blended some with the gin)
2 oz gin
2 Tsp marascino liquer
1 Tsp creme de violette
2 Tsp simple syrup
Juice and zest of 1/2 meyer lemon
Shake and serve on the rocks, or straight, or whatever
Really, really tasty.
We were in CT this past weekend and dined/drank at 116 Crown in New Haven. I had what they called a Belmont - bluecoat american dry gin, st. germain elderflower liqueur, rothman & winter creme de violette, soda - served on the rocks. It was DELICIOUS. I have no idea what the ratios are or where I'd find the ingredients locally. Off to google...
re: isadorasmama
That's a funky take on the Aviation, sans Marashino, sub St. Germain.
El Omnipotente Cocktail
2 Oz Cruzan 2 year aged rum
2 oz pineapple orange juice
1/4 teaspoon molasses
1 teaspoon julienned fresh ginger
Dash of grated nutmeg
Slice of lime
Muddle ginger with rum
Shake and serve on the rocks
drizzle molasses over top
squeeze lime
dust a bit of nutmeg powder on top and serve
re: StriperGuy
sounds great-- maybe even add a tbsp of tart citrus marmalade to the muddle?
re: barleywino
It was pretty sweet...
Heck, I grew up in upper Manhattan so...
Upper Manhattan Cocktail
2 oz Jim Beam
1/2 Tsp Ginger Bitters (I made mine)
2 Tsp sweet vermouth
1 home made spiced cherry
1/2 Tsp spiced cherry juice
I like it on the rocks, stirred vigorously.
Dang good cocktail.
Made up a new one last night:
Sort of like a kinder gentler dark and stormy:
Light and Breezy
2 oz Brugal Anejo Rum
1/4 Tsp ginger bitters (I make my own)
Shake and serve straight up or on the rocks.
The ginger compliments the delicate floral notes of the brugal in a wonderful way.
Heck, just came up with another one:
Upper Manhattan Cocktail
2 oz Jim Beam (I tried Jim Beam Black and it was too oomphy)
1 Tsp Pedro Ximenez sherry (this is a type of very sweet dessert sherry, not a particular brand)
2 dashes angostura bitters (I used my home made, but angostura is pretty close)
Shake and serve straight up, or on the rocks
Garnish with a cherry (I used home made spiced cherries)
Explanation of the name: I grew up in Upper Manhattan. The use of sherry in lieu of sweet vermouth add a certain latin touch. Upper Manhattan is very latin, so there.
Have to add my new favorite first cocktail of the night, or after dinner choice (with credit for most of the recipe but not the proportions going to Peche in Austin, TX):
Paris Manhattan
2 oz cognac (I use Pierre Ferrand Ambre)
1 oz sweet vermouth (Antica is my current pick, Vya was in the original incarnation)
1/2 oz. St. Germain (overused, I know, but really good in this case)
2 dashes Regan's Orange Bitters (the original had some awesome housemade cherry vanilla bitters reportedly from the Absinthe, SF restaurant cookbook that I cannot locate anywhere online or in print)
Stir well and strain into cocktail glass, garnish with brandied cherry or Luxardo marasca.
re: barleywino
No, but now I will - thanks!
My my my... what a nice Maitai
1.5 oz Cruzan dark
1 oz Lemon Hart Demarara Rum
.5 oz Ziyad almond syrup
.5 oz Luxardo amaretto
Juice of one lime
1 Tsp of juice from my home made brandied cherries (so sad the cherries are gone)
Shake well
I like mine on the rocks
Top with 1 Fabbri cherry
Note: my next adventure is whipping up some of my own Falernum
Figure I'll bump this thread up.
Last night made a nice variant on a rum sour:
I am forgetting the 4 year aged rum I used but...
2 oz rum
juice of 1/2 lemon
2 tsp simple syrup
healthy dash of my own homemade bitters
shake and serve on the rocks
It was really excellent.
Here's one that has been a big hit with my friends:
The French Bulldog
1.25 oz gin
1 oz red grapefruit juice (I used Texas rio star)
1 oz St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur
1.25 oz Dry Lemongrass Soda
Stir ingredients in a glass full of ice; strain into a cocktail glass.
More photos at http://backyardbartender.blogspot.com...
re: backyardbartender
Hmmmm, nice.
Try it with fresh grapefruit...
I just cooked up a new one recently:
On a Fall Day -
2 oz Bowmore Legend Single Malt
3/4 ounce GOOD cream sherry (I used Patricia which is superb stuff if you can find it, but any decent cream will do)
3 good dashes of bitters (I used homemade, but angostura will do fine)
Serve on the rocks or straight up.
Didn't have enough milk to make egg nog, but did have heavy cream, so came up with this...
Creamy Holiday Coffee Spicy Yummy Stuff
(all of this is to taste so freel free to adjust quantities)
1 cup strong coffee
1/2 cup each Old Monk and Lemon Hart Rum
1/2 cup heavy cream
4 egg yolks
2 tablespoons sugar (again to taste)
1 tablespoon vanilla
1/4 teaspoon each ground (I grind fresh) cloves, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg and a tiny bit of cardamon
Slowly whisk booze with egg yolks.
Slowly whisk in coffee, cream, spices and sugar.
After making refrigerate and serve cold.
This can "age" almost indefinitely in the fridge.
I'm still playing around with the exact proportions, but:
The DSG:
2 oz Hendrick's gin
1 oz cucumber juice
1 oz rosemary simple syrup
1/2 oz lime juice
Shake and serve straight, or with ice and club soda on a hot day
To make the rosemary simple syrup, heat up 1/2 cup water, 1/2 cup sugar, and 5 or 6 small sprigs of rosemary. Turn off the heat after the sugar is dissolved but before the water boils, cover, and let steep until cooled.
re: jacquesf
Glad you bumped up this thread.
Interesting. What does DSG stand for?
Here is a recent one I made.
Winter Citrus
375 ml Everclear 190 proof grain alcohol
zest of 5 tangelos
extract for 5 days
(I ate the fruit as I zested them over the coarse of three days)
juice one tangelo
pour 1/2 ounce of tangelo zest extract
pour 1 ounce Brugal Anejo rum
Shake all ingredients with ice
strain into a chilled glass
re: StriperGuy
Davis Square Gimlet. My wife started calling it the DSG when she requested it, and we both agreed it's a better name.
re: jacquesf
Here, I'll bump this thread with a recipe for a cocktail that I made last night.
I'll call it the Rum Tum Tum:
Juice of 1/2 lemon
3/4 oz Lemon Hart Rum (80 proof)
3/4 oz Pyrat Rum
3/4 oz Cruzan White Rum
Healthy dash home made orange liquer, Luxardo Triplum would do as a sub
4 drops home made bitters
Simple syrup to taste
Shake and serve on the rocks
It was really tasty
re: StriperGuy
Came up with a few last night at work while I was bored. I will warn you that my bar has very limited stock (which I am desperately trying to change) but I'm trying to make do with what I have.
45ml Appletons 12y.o. Jamaican Rum
10ml Licor 43
15ml Spiced Gomme (Cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg, ginger)
15ml Fresh Grapefruit juice
3 dashes of Orange Bitters
Shaken and double strained into a cocktail glass, garnished with a pineapple leaf.
re: magumpa
Sounds tasty.
re: StriperGuy
yes it does
re: StriperGuy
Should that eye be marinated, or freshly scooped?
Just came across this thread as I rec'd a bottle of St. Germaine for a a gift yesterday. Thanks for all the interesting ideas StriperGuy and others. I'm kind of new (increasingly curious in the past year) to the world of artisanal cocktails and am interested in trying to infuse some of my own citrus, rosemary, etc. Also, just bought myself a muddler. I had a great muddled fresh pomegranate and tangerine drink at Oswald in Santa Cruz recently and am working on trying to recreate it.
Has any one infused a vodka to get rose essence into it? Would rose hips work?
re: vday
This time of year I do a lot of citrus peel infusions. Have posted here if you'd like more info:
Rose is tricky. And Rose hips do not have the flavor you are thinking of. They are more citrusy then rosey.
You either have to get very fragrant fresh roses, many varieties these days just don't smell so good, or do a little cheat with rosewater:
Good luck.
re: StriperGuy
Striper is right. Dried rose doesn't infuse like fresh roses. For fresh roses you can't use the ones from a florist, but have to get ones that are used for edible garnish, expensive.
Rose hips are a fruit, and no rose favor, sort of like a cross of tomato with a bit of citrus, for fresh ones, dried are sort like that but in a raisin kind of way.
Rose water is cheap, and very good. You can find it in Middle eastern sections of stores. Buy a bottle of the rose water and orange blossom water. You need only tiny amounts and they will last forever.
re: StriperGuy
Thanks for the info on rose infusions. Sounds like I would be able to infuse fresh (unsprayed) fragrant rose petals which I may try as I have gardener friend sources. I do have some rose water from a middle eastern market in my fridge that I bought a while back, though haven't experimented too much with it yet. That will be on my agenda in the coming month as I have time off work and am feeling creative:-) Many thanks again for the helpful feedback!
I revive this thread every time I invent a new cocktail, please feel free to contribute your own recipes...
My latest:
Cannot Tell a Lie Cocktail
2 oz Rye Whiskey (Bourbon works fine too)
2 ounces cherry juice
2 teaspoons Luxardo Amaretto
1 Teaspoon Luxardo Marascino
Optional tiny dash angostura bitters
Still vigorously, can be served up or on the rocks, garnish with a good cherry or two, or even better a twig covered with cherry blossoms and a cherry or two.
This is really delicious and they go down so smooth. I'm hooked and keep having them every night.
re: StriperGuy
When you say "cherry juice", what are you using exactly?
Did you find/enjoy any obscure booze in Italy?
re: Alcachofa
Literally Trader Joe's Cherry Juice in a jar.
My father in law bought me 8 different bottles of booze to bring home. Aged brandy, aged grappa, Vermouth, Centerbe, etc etc. Yum.
re: StriperGuy
Well here's one for the thread. Not really ground-breaking, and probably someone's done it before, but I had this the other night and enjoyed it:
The Penultimate Word
1 part gin
1 part maraschino liqueur
1 part *yellow* Chartreuse
1 part lime juice
re: Alcachofa
Heck, I'd drink it!


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