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Thursday, Jan. 8, 2004
College Pt. pump owners blast treatment by LukOil
By Tom Nicholson
A small number of supporters turned out for the rally, including customers, employees and another LukOil gas station owner, at the station which was blanketed in handmade signs with messages such as "LukOil punished us for speaking out," and "Getty LukOil - Sweatshops of America."
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Boro court orders election for Hindu temple directors
By Cynthia Koons
At the temple at 45-57 Bowne St., a group of six devotees took their fight to court and ultimately won, setting the stage for the first-ever election for the 11 trustees and president of the 33-year-old house of worship.
Interim hospital director selected for St. Joseph's
By Cynthia Koons
The hospital's executive director, Ron Weingartner, submitted his resignation in December, a month after St. Vincent's Hospital Center announced it was relinquishing its sponsorship of the Fresh Meadows facility.
Hurricanes blow away Storm women, 79-60
By Joseph Manniello
For the St. Johns womens basketball team to upset Miami Saturday and record its first two-game winning streak of the season, the Red Storm needed to stop Tamara James, who leads a group of five Hurricane starters who average double-digits scoring.
Police save 77-year-old from blaze
By Tien-Shun Lee and Alex Ginsberg
Thomas Prasso Sr. climbed out the window of his second-floor bedroom and onto the roof above his front porch after he was awakened by the barking of his dog, Hercules Apollo, police said.
Bayside Raiders Jr. PeeWees capture NYC championship
After finishing the regular season with an 8-2 record, Bayside Raiders Jr. PeeWees (9- and 10-year-olds) set out to get the championship game for only the second time in the organizations 19-year history and the first time since the 1999 championshi
The Skyhawks, owners of a seven-game winning streak and a powerful passing game, came to Kissena Corridor field looking to avenge an early season 38-0 Bayside victory. Head coach Tony Griffin, defensive coordinator Doug Rowen and Raider executive director Steve Fotiadis went over hours of Skyhawk game film and came up with a game plan that the team executed perfectly. The film was available due to the unselfish efforts of assistant coaches Cliff Barker and Tony Marden.
Proposed road would help reduce traffic on Whitestone Expressway
By Cynthia Koons
Liu said the city expects to complete the sale of the Flushing Airport within the next few months, which will add money to the city budget that could then be invested in traffic alleviation in College Point.
Mass Electric, ReAction Auto ready for final game
Minor Division
ReAction Auto 5, Mass Electric 3. Dwarf Giraffes minor division leader, Mass Electric, lost to ReAction Auto, 5-3. In the first period Anthony Lenis scored a goal with an assist by Anthony Castagliola. In the third period Vincent Pagano scored a goal assisted by Mathew Lenis to tie the game.
Police Blotter: Fire at Flushing apartment bldg. called suspicious, 5 injured
By The TimesLedger
FLUSHING An early Monday morning fire at 41-55 Bowne St. where five people were trapped is being called suspicious after a potentially flammable liquid was identified at the fires source, a Fire Department spokesman said Tuesday.
Join NYC Parks for a year of fun
The New York City Department of Parks & Recreation is hosting a week-long membership drive, Jan. 10-17, at 20 recreation centers city-wide. Throughout the week, come by for one free trial workout.
Your neighborhood recreation center is one of the best fitness deals in town. Year-long memberships for adults are $50-75, $10 for seniors, and free for children under age 18. Gift memberships are now available.
Socrates will host ice sculpture
Visit Long Island Citys Socrates Sculpture Park for the most temporary of art exhibits Sunday, Jan. 25, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Ice Fantasies of Brooklyn will work wonders as they transform gigantic ice cubes into glistening works of sculpture. This f
Go climb a rock at Queensbridge Park
Learn the basics of rock climbing with the Urban Park Rangers and the City Climbers Club Sunday, Jan. 25, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Queensbridge Park, Vernon Boulevard and 41st Street.
Instruction will include the basics of rock climbing movement, technique (belaying and climbing) on one of the citys only mobile climbing walls. This event is part of Cool New York, the Citys three-week winter celebration of the arts and parks, presented by American Express. For more information go to www.nyc.gov/parks or call 311.
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Mayor debuts rail discounts with CityTicket price deals
By Ayala Ben-Yehuda
Mayor Michael Bloomberg visited the Bayside Long Island Rail Road station Tuesday to announce the introduction of the CityTicket, a new low-price fare for weekend travel on the Long Island Rail Road or Metro-North Railroad within the five boroughs.
Interactive art comes to LIC
Join the Bernard Gallery this Saturday at 8 p.m. as the gallery hosts an interactive art event featuring FreeStyle Arts Long Island City-based multi-media artists who will do what they call experiential art.
This is a performance art piece that involves a variety of mediums that afford for such improvisational elements as a fashion show, ancient chanting, and building human sculptures. Free Style Arts has performed its hands-on show at a variety of New York spaces including P.S. 1, MoMA and the Chelsea Kitchen.
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Queens Botanical prepares new herbal education class
There is a great deal of confusion about herbs these days. What makes an herb a plant? Do herbs need a special place in the garden or require special care? What herbs are safe to use for healing and cooking?
Queens Botanical Garden horticulturist Cynthia Reed has answers to these questions and more. Join her as QBG continues its fascinating series on food and herbs. The winter programs focus on healing with food exploring the relationship of what we eat and how we feel. Space is limited, so arrive early to guarantee a seat. And be sure to check out QBGs herb programs coming in the spring.
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Thalia procures top talent for its Tangomania show
Thalia Spanish Theatre presents the world premiere of Tangomania: A Tango Musical conceived By Marga Mitchell and Angel Gil Orrios, choreographed by Mariana Parma, musical director and arrangements by Raul Jaurena, produced and directed by Ang
A musical full of passion and elegance, Tangomania is a tango love triangle in music, song and dance. A love story follows tangos journey from its golden age in Buenos Aires, through the Tangomania craze in Paris and New York, and back to contemporary Argentina transformed along with the New Tango.
Queens arts soared in 03
By Brian M. Rafferty
World-class music, fine impressionist art, filmed memories of a Worlds Fair, hip-hops hottest acts, a host of special anniversaries, a farewell in Flushing and the return of Satchmo all have one thing in common. They are some of the events, exhibits, films, people and music that touched our lives in Queens in 2003.
Civil Court dismisses Flushing Wendy's massacre suit
By Cynthia Koons
But the attorney for the families said Tuesday he was planning to appeal the summary judgement that was handed down in July.
School funding formula worries Queens Regent
By Alex Davidson
Queens only member on the New York State Board of Regents said the formula for allocating education funds to borough students became so complicated during the past few decades that legislators in Albany only loosely followed the guidelines during the last three fiscal years.
Two Queens high schools on Mayors problem list
By Alex Davidson
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he and other city officials will add more school safety agents and police officers at two Queens high schools as part of a citywide initiative targeting 12 violent schools in the hope of reducing the overall number of criminal incidents.
Police hope arrests put end to boro home robberies
By Michael Morton
With the recent arrests of three male burglary suspects in Queens Village, police said they hoped they had put an end to a string of residential break-ins that may have targeted South Asians over the past month.
Queens Charlees Angels Sell Sandwiches
By Courtney Dentch
Making sandwiches may seem like a far cry from policing inmates in the city jails, but for new business owner Hattie Battle, it is all about the people.
CB 11 pans expansion plan by Auburndale auto dealer
By Ayala Ben-Yehuda
Concerns over commercial uses on Northern Boulevard dominated Monday nights meeting of Community Board 11 at which the board rejected an application by an Auburndale car dealer to take over a vacant lot and recommended approval of a strip malls amended certificate of occupancy.
111th Precinct posts 8 percent crime jump
By Ayala Ben-Yehuda
Police addressed crime statistics, the elevated terror threat and identity theft at the 111th Precinct Community Councils first meeting of the year Tuesday night.
Police arrest suspects in string of boro robberies
By Ayala Ben-Yehuda
Three suspected burglars were arrested in Auburndale Friday in what the commander of the 111th Precinct said could mark a major breakthrough in a series of break-ins that have plagued Queens for a year.
North Queens murders increase slightly in 03
By Courtney Dentch
While the citys law enforcement leaders continue to tout an overall drop in crime in both the city and the borough in 2003, Queens had a 28 percent increase in murders during the year.
Avella tells DOT to stop installing meters on Bell
By Ayala Ben-Yehuda
Councilman Tony Avella (D-Bayside) has asked the city Department of Transportation to stop installing parking meters on Bell Boulevard near 24th Avenue because he said local residents opposed the parking restrictions.
Borough singles find love in five-minute speed dates
Bayside bachelor Jay Rosensweig has the answer for you speed dating. An Internet researcher by day, Rosensweig, 33, started his speed dating service last Valentines Day after going through some...
Leffler to be sentenced in campaign fraud case
By Courtney Dentch
Former City Councilman Sheldon Leffler is due back in a Manhattan courtroom Friday to be sentenced for his conviction last year on felony campaign finance fraud charges.
Civil Court dismisses Flushing Wendys massacre suit
By Cynthia Koons
A Civil Court judge in Queens has dismissed a $300 million lawsuit filed by three families of workers who died in the 2000 Wendys massacre in downtown Flushing against the national food retailer and the city.
Proposed road would help reduce traffic on 20th Ave.
By Cynthia Koons
Motorists may have an alternative route to the ever-congested 20th Avenue if Councilman John Lius (D-Flushing) plan works out in his and the neighborhoods favor.
Biz instrumental to artists success
By Ayala Ben-Yehuda
The Music Zoo has been rocking Little Neck for almost 10 years, bringing world-class guitars and music lessons to aspiring artists in a suburban setting.
Hows Business?:NYPD jobs
By Joe Palumbo
When people in any company or business start leaving at an alarming rate, concerns regarding that business must be addressed. An example that many might not consider a company even though it plays a vital role in our very large geographical area of Queens is the New York Police Department.
Woodhaven organizations enhance quality of life
By Maria Thomson
The Greater Woodhaven Development Corp. is a non-profit organization founded in 1979 by a group of people who were concerned about ensuring the viability of the Woodhaven commercial properties and of the Woodhaven community. Since its inception in 1993, the Woodhaven Business Improvement District has been administered by the Greater Woodhaven Development Corp.
Business Calendar
Jan. 13- Business Card Exchange of at the QSIDE Federal Credit Union, 35-30 Francis Lewis Blvd., Flushing. Members - $20; non-members $30. 718-898-8500.
Jan. 13-Terminal Four Annual New Year's Party~ By invitation only. 5-8 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 14 - Greater Jamaica Development Corp. holds a gala celebrating the AirTrain featuring cocktails and buffet from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the new AirTrain Terminal at Jamaica Station. Port Authority Vice Chairman Charles Gargano and HSBC President
Boro sees fewer jobless, more retailers in 03
By Tien-Shun Lee
The Queens economy showed signs of recovering from the national recession and Sept. 11, 2001 during 2003, with joblessness easing slightly and employment at the boroughs airports increasing to levels that existed before the World Trade Center attacks.
Editorial: Predators
By The TimesLedger
Residents at a Bay Terrace high rise were shocked last month to discover that a recently paroled sex offender was living in their building. The man was sentenced to three years in jail for sexually abusing two boys 8 and 5. There is no one, not even the state Division of Parole, that will argue that he is not dangerous.
The Public Ought to Know: Glen Oaks Library project must become a priority
By Corey Bearak
You would think getting money in the city budget would mean a program or project would happen. Not so! Just bringing your child to school each day guarantees nothing if you fail to check homework, confer with teachers and set ground rules at home for studying to mention just a few. You need to be as much a nudge after a project gets funded as you did to get it funded.
Bergers Burg: Columnist mulls a run for presidential office
By Alex Berger
To hunt, fish, drive a car or own a dog, you need a license. But anyone who wants to can run for president.
Point of View: Flushings illegals marry their way to citizenship
By George H. Tsai
A lucrative trade among new immigrants is fake marriage, which is when illegal aliens marry U.S. citizens, paying them $60,000 to $80,000 to help change their status or enter this country.
I Sit and Look Out: Queens not safeguarded against abuses of power
By Kenneth Kowald
The arrogance of power. King David of Israel had it. How do you think he got Bathsheba? But it did lead to the magnificent Psalm 51, if indeed he wrote it.
Neighbor to Neighbor: Laurelton activists news brightens holiday season
By Barbara Morris
During the recent holidays, I received some very good news about some of my friends and about some other people I admire. Edgar Grove called to tell me that one of our mutual close friends was pictured with his family in the Christmas Eve issue of the Daily News, along with Steven McDonald and his wife, Patti Ann.
The Civic Scene: Irate homeowners attend Weprins zoning meeting
By Bob Harris
Resentment by residents of eastern Queens in Floral Park brought out a large, angry crowd that ranted against the building taking place in their community. The auditorium of IS 172 was mostly filled with homeowners who shouted and ranted against the destruction of one-family homes that are being replaced with larger homes out of character with their community and which tower over their homes. They also wanted the Zoning Resolutions enforced.
Teen Talk: Dont pack up that tree; Christmas is in January
By Kohar Bayizian
Its Christmas...again!
The Plant Doctor: Rotation of houseplants encourages even growth
By Harvey D. Goodman
Unquestionably, the most selected site for maintaining houseplants during the fall and winter is the ever-present windowsill.
St. Raymonds tops a game Holy Cross, 72-51
By Dylan Butler
Before one field goal was scored, St. Raymond's star Gavin Grant was on the bench in foul trouble. He'd soon be joined by starting point guard Wesley Wicks and before long even backup point guard Rich Jackson had two fouls.
Boro schools juggle overhaul, crowding in 2003
By Alex Davidson
Borough educators, parents and politicians had plenty to discuss in 2003 after the mayors massive overhaul of schools organization, transfer provisions in the federal No Child Left Behind Act that worsened overcrowding in Queens and a historic $13.1-billion five-year capital plan.
Boscos Conrer: Stay clean and study, Im beggin
By Anthony Bosco
A few years ago I loaned my prized copy of Swee Pea and other Playground Legends to a fellow reporter never to be seen again (the book not the reporter). And I wish I had it now, because the lessons the book teaches are timeless for high school basketball players in New York City.
Frustrated Flushing finds a way to best Newtown, 50-42
By Dylan Butler
Charles Richardson flashed a smile late in the fourth quarter but it was not because the Flushing boys basketball coach was happy that the Red Devils were on their way to a 50-42 win over Newtown in a battle for sole possession of second place in Queens I-A Monday.
Lady Patriots rough up hobbled Cardozo, 65-31
By Joseph Manniello
Prior to their league matchup with rival Cardozo, the Francis Lewis girls basketball team and coach Mike Eisenberg were all smiles as they posed for their annual team photograph for the school yearbook Monday.
Molloy stymies upset bid by Mary Louis
By Anthony Bosco
By Anthony Bosco
CK mauls McClancy for 1st league win
By Anthony Bosco
Niko Scott and Joe Deluca led the Christ the King Royals with 14 and 13 points, respectively, as the defending CHSAA state champions picked up their first win of the league season with an 89-64 win over Monsignor McClancy Sunday.
Chau: Chau down at Baysides new mixed eatery.
25-73 Francis Lewis Blvd. Bayside
By Carol Brock
25-73 Francis Lewis Blvd. Bayside
Power play abandons Prep in loss to Flyers
By Dylan Butler
It was a game of two power plays.
Fire destroys Ridgewood furniture store
By Tom Nicholson
No injuries were reported as a result of the blaze that ignited in the three-story, 25-foot by 60-foot building at about 1:30 p.m.
Queens Jewish community protests menorah toppling
By Tien-Shun Lee
"My reaction is why? It was unobtrusive and it stands for religious freedom," said Manny Behar, the executive director of the Queens Jewish Community Council, standing in front of a large menorah that was re-erected after being knocked down in Federoff Square at the intersection of Queens Boulevard and 67th Road during the early hours of Dec. 29.
2 Glendale apartments vandalized
By Tom Nicholson
Police did not identify the three suspects or provide any information about charges.
TimesLedger Athlete of the Week: Sundiata Gaines
Sundiata Gaines
School: Archbishop Molloy
Joe Addabbo Health Center raises funds for new facility
By Alex Davidson
But it is not yet literal cement blocks and mortar that hospital officials will use to build the new facility on Beach Channel Drive. Instead administrators are hoping to raise funds to cover construction costs through the sponsorship of bricks that will be included in the future health care site's structure.
Father, son die in massive Ozone Park fire
By Tom Nicholson
Ashram Katwarol, 49, an immigrant from Trinidad, was pronounced dead at the scene after being trapped in his third-floor apartment and being burned by the fire.
Queens Village teen shot in feud outside party: DA
By Michael Morton
Frank Francois, Jr., 16, was just an innocent bystander in a feud between two groups of teenagers outside his cousin's birthday party in the vicinity of Beach 15th Street his father said.
College Round-up: Ivey sinks three to force OT as Texas edges Providence
By Dylan Butler
His team was 15 seconds away from a disheartening loss at Providence Monday night and then Royal Ivey hit one of the biggest shots of his collegiate career.
Event will shed light on life of Richmond Hill composer
By Alex Davidson
The free program about Ball, who wrote the song "When Irish Eyes are Smiling," will take place Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Leonard Center at 112th Street and 86th Avenue, according to Richmond Hill Historical Society President Nancy Cataldi. The event will be led by Carl Ballenas and feature a slide show, music and film clips to showcase Ball's career, which began with his birth in 1878 and ended with his death in 1927.
School funding formula worries Queens' Regent
By Alex Davidson
Instead, Geraldine Chapey said in an interview Tuesday, the state Legislature decided to increase education funding in record amounts for three consecutive legislative sessions, ending last year. At the same time legislators started to review suggestions for changing the formula, which state courts determined this summer shortchanged borough and city students and schools.
Lewis of Woodhaven closes doors after 70 years
By Alex Davidson
Jeff Lewis, grandson of the store's founder, Louis Lewis, was all smiles as he rushed around and offered final farewells to customers who he said have been the backbone of his business since it opened in 1933. He characterized the closing of the store at 84-33 Woodhaven Blvd. as if he were losing a family member.
Diner boss from Bellerose slain
By Michael Morton
The killing of the Greek immigrant occurred in a three-family house at 92-25 Gettysburg St., just blocks from the 105th Precinct. Police said nothing had been stolen and there were no signs of forced entry.
Queens blows late lead, falls to St. Thomas Aquinas
By Dylan Butler
SPARKILL, N.Y. - Nobody was particularly happy leaving Aquinas Hall Sunday afternoon, not even host St. Thomas Aquinas, which beat Queens College in a sloppy 76-70 foul fest.
Queens Village live poultry store stalled
By Michael Morton
The store, located at 98-04 Springfield Blvd., had not yet satisfied the DEP's review of the facility's sewage connections to the city's main lines, according to the spokesman.
Killing in Jamaica possibly related to drugs, police say
By Courtney Dentch
James Limbacker, 28, of 11-49 Beach 59th St. was shot in the stomach outside 109-44 142nd St. in Jamaica just before 11:30 a.m. Sunday, police said. He had been standing outside the house when an unknown assailant approached him and shot him in the stomach, police said.
Outside firm to probe Jennings sex allegations
By Courtney Dentch
The independent authority will lead the Council's probe into complaints against Jennings from two former female aides who contend the lawmaker forced them to clean his house on city time and made sexual jokes, said a spokesman for council Speaker Gifford Miller (D-Manhattan).
Enhanced service begins on Q27 in Queens Village
By Courtney Dentch
The changes affect the Q27 and Q83 lines in Queens Village and the Q4, Q5 and Q85 routes in downtown Jamaica to accommodate a rise in ridership and to increase frequency, said Joseph Raskin, assistant director for government and community affairs for the MTA.
Queens' 'Charlee's Angels' Sell Sandwiches
By Courtney Dentch
Battle, 47, opened a Blimpies Sandwich shop at 179-51 Hillside Ave. in Hollis in September after retiring from her job as an officer with the city Department of Corrections, she said.
Cop pleads guilty to taping young Hollis girl in shower
By Courtney Dentch
Russell Bass, 42, a 15-year veteran with the Port Authority, pleaded guilty in State Supreme Court in Kew Gardens to recording the girl undressing and showering over a two-week period last fall, Brown said.
St. Albans car tires slashed in holiday vandalism spree
By Tom Nicholson
Police have not made an arrest in the incident but were asking anyone with information to call 1-800-577-TIPS.
Red Storm nips Niagara for fourth victory
By Anthony Bosco
The struggling St. Johns University mens basketball team got one last win Saturday night before beginning Big East Conference play, defeating the Niagara Purple Eagles, 72-65, at Madison Square Garden.
State plan to replace city school boards approved
By Alex Davidson
The U.S. Justice Department approved last week a state plan that would eliminate community school boards and replace them with community district education councils, essentially putting a final yet pivotal bolt into place in Mayor Michael Bloombergs attempt to reform the boroughs school system.
Boro riders use last token as buses refuse brass coins
By Philip Newman
The brass token, a symbol of New York City like the Empire State Building and the bagel, has ended its half-century run as the legal tender of the bus and subway system.
MTA takes aim at pigeons under Woodside stations
By Tom Nicholson
The subway stations on the No. 7 line at 61st and 52nd streets have become host to flocks of an unwanted, bothersome commuter that no one seems to be able to get rid of.
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"Top Chef" Recaps: Episode 4.12 "High Steaks"
Sometimes you feel
like a nut … — Lisa is up next with her New York strip with a spicy apple
caramel sauce and peanut butter mashed potatoes. Gail is nervous about trying
the mash. Tramonto dives right in and says he is "really digging the mash"
and says it's "really working" for him. But Ilan and Hung have
problems with the steak. Once Gail gets up her courage, she deems the dish "not
entirely balanced."
Spike's tomahawk chop with sweet potato puree and Brussels
sprouts follows. Does anyone else think his steak looks incinerated? Also, can
you really call five Brussels sprouts leaves a side dish?
Ilan says the meat should have been served without the
sides. And the dish didn't blow his mind. Padma and Gail say the puree is too
sweet. And Tramonto gives it a grudging "OK."
… Sometimes you don't
— Stephanie prepares her plate and asks if her presentation of beef
tenderloin with wild mushrooms and apple sauce looks "stupid." Her
worries were unfounded as Padma calls it "really gorgeous." Tramonto
says he wants to finish the whole dish. And even Hung loves it.
Finally, Antonia brings out her dish. She says working with
Tom has made for a fun atmosphere. I agree. It's nice to watch the chefs work
without the drama and the yelling. It's — dare I say — professional. Antonia's
bone-in ribeye, fennel and cipollinis with a shallot and potato gratin may be
last, but they're not least.
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Get ready for a new exciting triathlon race! The world's best triathletes will battle for the title in the heart of Stockholm – and this year the crowd will enjoy a thrilling sprint distance race. Just as the age group – the elite will finish the race at the top of Slottsbacken which is also the place for the prize ceremony.
Further information can be found at the ITU homepage!
Elite course 2014
Saturday 23rd of August
12:46 – Men, sprint
14:51 – Women, Sprint
Swimming (750m) – Start at the pontoon at Strömmen
Cycling (20km) – After the transition the athletes be challenged with 20 km of demanding cycling trough Gamla Stan.
Running (5km) – Quick switch to running shoes – than 5 km of running to the finish line at the top of Slottsbacken.
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1 Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 5085
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This silky, smooth dessert captures the essence and elegance of fall. I came up with the recipe myself, aiming to make something both luscious and light.—Charles Insler, Cincinnati, Ohio
6 Servings
Prep: 45 min. Bake: 30 min. + chilling
1 cup sugar,
1/4 cup water
1-1/2 cups fat-free evaporated milk
Eggland's Best® Eggs
1 egg white
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon
ground cinnamon, cloves and ginger
1 cup canned pumpkin
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
Additional ground cinnamon, optional
In a small heavy skillet over medium-low heat, combine 1/3 cup sugar
and water. Cook, stirring occasionally, until sugar begins to melt.
Cook without stirring until amber, about 20 minutes. Quickly pour
into six ungreased 6-oz. ramekins or custard cups, tilting to coat
bottom of dishes. Let stand for 10 minutes.
In a small saucepan, heat milk until bubbles form around sides of
saucepan. In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, egg white, salt, spices
and remaining sugar. Remove milk from the heat; stir a small amount
of hot milk into egg mixture. Return all to the pan, stirring
constantly. Stir in pumpkin and vanilla. Slowly pour into prepared
Place in a baking pan; add 3/4 in. of boiling water to pan. Bake,
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uncovered, at 325° for 30-35 minutes or until centers are just
set (mixture will jiggle). Remove ramekins from water bath; cool for
10 minutes. Cover and refrigerate for at least 4 hours.
Carefully, run a knife around edge of pans to loosen; invert each
dish onto a rimmed serving dish. Sprinkle with additional cinnamon
if desired. Serve immediately. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving equals 233 calories, 3 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 108 mg cholesterol, 218 mg sodium, 44 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 9 g protein.
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Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is rightfully associated with excellence, a piece of work commonly heralded as one of the best albums of the 2000s. It's the type of record with enough depth, lyricism and experimentation to get people interested in serious music, no small feat for any band, and this one ... More >>
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Michael G. Rizzi The Mars Volta is far too weird for its own popularity, but somehow Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, Cedric Bixler-Zavala and their virtual lazy susan of band members have turned virtuosic, psychedelic prog jams into gold records and a Grammy for Best Hard Rock Performance. Nobody is m ... More >>
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The Aerovons were this close to becoming America's Beatles. What happened?
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It again came to his attention as he was gathering material for a history of the National Guard in Fredericksburg. James noticed the cannon was deteriorating and wanted to know more about it and what could be done.
He scoured back issues of The Free Lance-Star and historical records for clues about its origin.
"It sounds to me like it was most likely made for [Samuel] Tilden's election," James said. Hayes went into the history books in 1877 as the nation's 19th president; Tilden, a Democrat, quietly faded into history, "but his cannon continues on."
It appears "Old Sam" was fired on special occasions.
It was used for the opening of the Falmouth Bridge in March 1886, James said.
This note about it appeared in The Free Lance: "Sam Tilden, borrowed by Mr. Honey for use on occasion of opening the bridge, got his axle broke and otherwise busted up when returning from Falmouth last Monday."
A brief 1891 article said the cannon was owned by the Democratic Party of Fredericksburg and was fired to herald Democrats' victories.
The cannon, also referred to occasionally as "Old Sam Tilden," was shot to celebrate President Grover Cleveland's first-term win in 1885. During a 21-gun salute, the gun fired prematurely. The explosion badly injured a member of the local militia, the Fredericksburg Grays. The ramrod was shot clear to Falmouth, nearly one mile away, according to an article in the October 1886 Free Lance.
Historical accounts say the cannon boomed on July 4 celebrations.
"What I am most attached to is that it was used by the local militia," said James. "It was their piece of armament that they used to train on."
By the 1880s, the gun was kept in the market lot (now Market Square).
"It was used as a hitching post for horses, it was in such bad shape," James said.
After that, James believes, it was stored in the city's former jail downtown, where it sat through World War I and World War II.
Had it not been out of sight, James said, it might have been melted down for scrap.
"A German cannon that used to be around Maury School was melted down in World War II. Somehow, this cannon survived," he said.
The Fredericksburg Guard Association wants to raise up to $14,000 to repair and restore the historic "six-pounder" cannon across from the Post Office downtown. Mail checks made out to the Fredericksburg Guard Association, to: Armory OIC, 1700 Jefferson Davis Highway, Fredericksburg, Va., 22401.
See the association's website at fredericksburgguard.com.
For more information, contact David James at email@example.com,
The artillery piece, believed to be an unusual cast-iron Model 1841 six-pounder, has been in Fredericksburg since the mid-19th century. It was apparently fired in years past during ceremonies, on July Fourth, and used to train city militia, a precursor to the National Guard.


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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2014: Who should get in
The nominees for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction 2014 serve up a rare progressive rock band, a controversial folk legend, hip-hop gangsters, a bunch of rock 'n' misfits from Minneapolis and Seattle, and another chance for a pair of classic '70s bands.
The inductees:
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Deep Purple
Peter Gabriel
Hall and Oates
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The Meters
The Replacements
Linda Ronstadt
Cat Stevens
Link Wray
The Zombies
My Choices:
Deep Purple: I've talked to a lot of musicians about this. Bottom line: If you wrote "Smoke on the Water," you belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Yes: The keepers of the Hall have been stingy with progressive rock bands, having allowed only Pink Floyd (1996) and Genesis (2010). Each of the prog-rock bands brought something a little different and were constantly innovating, for better or worse. Yes on Yes.
KISS: The New York City band took Alice Cooper and multiplied it by four to create a fiery spectacle unlike any we'd ever seen. Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons and the company then showed their longevity over four decades.
N.W.A.: The Rock Hall opened the door to hip-hop in 2007 with Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, and has since ushered in Run-DMC and Public Enemy. Time to go West Coast gangster with N.W.A., which not only recognizes the group but its heavyweight leaders Ice Cube and Dr. Dre.
The Replacements: Although The Replacements weren't half as popular as Nirvana, these brats from the Twin Cities came along (with R.E.M.) to help save guitar-rock from extinction in the early '80s. Nirvana did something similar a decade later. The Placemats should go first. It's worth noting that Black Flag and Sonic Youth were both snubbed once again in this realm.
Thoughts on some of the others:
Link Wray: The innovative guitar hero has a place in the hall as an early influence.
Peter Gabriel: Already in with Genesis, so, despite a stellar solo career, he can wait for solo entry.
Cat Stevens: Sublime folk-rocker in a crowded field of them. His conversion to Islam and controversial remarks about Salman Rushdie will make him a tough sell.
Linda Ronstadt: The mid-'70s hitmaker is borderline Hall of Fame material but a sentimental choice given her recent revelation that she is suffering from Parkinson's Disease. She's as good as in.
Hall and Oates: A couple great albums early on, and then a lot of bad '80s music. Worth another look at a later date.
The Meters: Vital part of New Orleans scene and also worth a later look.
Here is the fine print:
The inductees are chosen by a secret ballot of more than 600 individual voters consisting of all past inductees of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, musicians, historians, critics and members of the music industry.
The 29th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held in April 2014 in New York City. Venue and public ticket sale information will be announced at a later date. The Induction Ceremony will be presented on HBO in May.
To be eligible for nomination, an individual artist or band must have released its first single or album at least 25 years prior to the year of nomination. The 2014 nominees had to release their first recording no later than 1988.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will again offer fans the opportunity to officially participate in the induction selection process. Beginning Oct. 16 and continuing through Dec. 10 at 5:00 p.m. (ET), the public can visit www.rockhall.com/vote, www.rollingstone.com and www.usatoday.com to cast votes for who they believe to be most deserving of induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The top five artists, as selected by the public, will constitute a "fans' ballot" that will be tallied along with the other ballots to choose the 2014 inductees.
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Hundreds of pro-life marchers wrapped around the entire federal courthouse Tuesday in downtown Jacksonville, walking, praying, holding signs and chanting, asking for an end to abortion in the United States.
It's been 40 years since abortion was made legal federally in the controversial Roe vs. Wade case, and pro-life supporters are gathering four decades later, saying they want it repealed and want life to be respected again.
"I had an abortion when I was 19 years old," said Mary Lopez Huston, of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. "My daughter would be 33 years old this year, and like many other women, I have not had any children after that. And many of us have suffered for years from the emotional, physical and spiritual effects of abortion."
"People listen, you know," said Ed McGowan, a pro-life supporter. "Even if we can just get to one mind, one heart and change that, we'll do it that way."
"There are alternatives and choices to abortion, such as placing your baby up for adoption or asking for help in raising your child," said Brad Straley, of Jacksonville For Life.
There were also pro-choice supporters downtown.
"I believe in a woman's right to choose what she can and cannot do with her own body, whether that is the use of birth control, whether that is aborting the baby or even keeping the baby," pro-choice supporter Tiffany Arnold said. "It's all up to her and no one else."
Several pro-life supporters said there will be many different groups from the Jacksonville area that will be heading to Washington D.C. on Friday to protest and let their voices be heard in the nation's capital.
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The Sharing Tree is an reusable resource center that collects and redistributes reusable materials to the community while simultaneously providing education and inspiration in creative reuse so that we may be a healthier, more sustainable and creative community.
The Sharing Tree is a true resource. Providing a hub and diverting materials from the landfill while also offering supplies to educators, artists, and the broader learning community for pennies on the dollar. All artists and non-profit organizations can shop here and spend 1/10 of the price compared to a local corporate market while also feeling good about supporting a local non-profit and keeping materials from our local landfill…The Sharing Tree should be your first stop.
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Since opening in August of 2010, The Sharing Tree has given away over $250,000 worth of classroom materials to local educators.
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Excellent school! Standardized test results from CME put this elementary school in the top 5 in the state. The Principal is Mr. Paugh... 2009/10 was his first year here. We have been extremely satisfied with his performance. He handles tough situations very well and, as a result, the school has very few behavior issues. The school is in a great neighborhood and, subsequently has great parent involvement. Funding is never an issue, however, this school does not receive it's fair share of tax dollars (the price you pay for paying more in property taxes). Classes are slightly bigger than other schools at around 30 kids per classroom, however, there are only 2 classes per grade -- which guarantees you will meet everyone who attends the school. Political issues tend to stay out of the school which is nice. After three years of our kids attending CME, we are very pleased!
Both of my children attended cheyenne mountain elementary k-6. It has been a fantastic educational experience
Why do you think it would be good to have your child go to an Excellent rated school? What would it let your child achive that they can't right now? Whould anyone else in the family be pleased if your child went to CME? Do you think it would have any educational advantages compared with other schools in the area? Cheyenne Mountain Elementary School provides our 3rd grader, and our family with a partnered relationship that emphasizes character development. Principal Pierre and her Teacher Faculty expose the students to enhanced curriculum, inovative goal setting programs, and enthusiasm generating learning skills. The subtle foundation for learning is in place so that the students can take the lessons to a higher mastered understanding. This is a great school.
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5250 Farthing Dr
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Phone: (719) 576-3080
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Do you have any close relative of yours who is at a very high national level in any political party of India ??
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Asked by Manoj Joshi, 30 Sep '13 02:00 pm
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No , not right now ........ but Binayak Acharya was the CM of Odisha(my Grand Maa's brother) ......40yrs back ......Answered by pradeep mishra, 30 Sep '13 02:03 pm
Na ji.............Answered by Latika, 30 Sep '13 02:06 pm
Yes..Answered by Rahul Upadhyay, 30 Sep '13 02:01 pm
MMJ can you guess his name???
MMJ can you guess his name???
You wanted any work to be done ? ohoooo, but sorry I don't have anyone there :(( :ddAnswered by Ginger, 30 Sep '13 02:01 pm


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