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Library school students answered reference questions on the street to raise money for charity. On one Saturday, they answered 63 questions and raised over $500.
I often wonder what my help is worth. When asked, I say, "a million dollars." But eight bucks a question isn't too bad. So far today, I would have made $224.
But since I'm a real librarian and not a student, I might be worth a little more.
story here: http://www.thevarsity.ca/articles/21741
"Sidewalk librarians collect donations for answers" by Christine Jeyarajah.
[visit my blog for uncensored version -- a while back I semi-promised to tone down the cursing.]
This trend of deprofessionalizing librarians, in Edinburgh's (Scotland) case, calling librarians "audience development officers" deserves a ginormous WTF??!!
Where do Audience Development Officers work? In a library, or in an Audience Development Station? I don't even know what those three words are supposed to mean. It's like they took all the words in the dictionary that could relate to a librarian and threw them all out and these were the three that were left. Seriously, all I can think is that an Audience Development Officer is just someone who opens the doors in the morning and lets people into the library.
Culture leader Cllr Deidre Brock said: "Growing use of the internet for reference and information is enabling us to structure the service so that our staff can better cater to our customers' needs."
Really? "Enabling" Let's put that positive spin on a bad situation.
So Dierdre is telling us that libraries are killing off the librarians.
Figures show there were only 66 full-time equivalent (FTE) qualified librarians in May this year, compared to 85.2 a year earlier. And 24 per cent of the city's 26 libraries no longer employ a head librarian.
Under the council's libraries review, all 300 staff are to be given new job roles and job descriptions, while staff have new teams and managers. -- Read More
(For Delayed Release)
A small district in Any County, America, is changing the face of public libraries. Introducing AnyBookLibraries™, a new style of library that celebrates imagination, research and solitude. Studies have shown that people who are left alone quietly at their local library are less likely to become assholes and annoy others.
Recent changes to libraries have moved them away from physical books and into econtent. Downloadable materials dominated the menu of traditional library offerings; but AnyBookLibraries™ is willing to move forward to engage readers with solid, tangible, physical resources. Traditionally, libraries have been spending their tax dollars on materials their users couldn't even see unless they carried some electronic handheld device in with them. But the new philosophy surrounding the AnyBookLibraries approach gives readers a world of exploration that they experience with their senses, free of that expensive, electronic crutch.
The AnyBookLibraries™ model was designed to help libraries remain relevant by offering books to their customers. Books and books and more books. They offer programming around books, technology for improving access to books, and a "reasonably adequate" level of customer service so that everyone who walks into an AnyBookLibraries™ feels welcome, so long as they silence their phones, spray a little Febreze under their pits, and can keep their mouths shut. -- Read More
7 of 10 parents want their kids to be teachers. When asked about kids becoming librarians, parents said, "That's a job?"
(from twitter, and no, the parents didn't really say that.. it's a joke)
When events happen around the world, Twittererers send their tweets to alert us all. But what happens when Twitter isn't there to accept our 140-character thought balloons? Where do we say what we need to say when our saying place shuts down?
Twitter has been down or mostly down for at least two hours. What happens to all those tweets that never got tweeted? Are they saved in Tweetdeck awaiting confirmation that they can fly off to achieve Tweetisfaction?
Oh, the humanity. But seriously, when people can't tweet, do they just, oh God, dare I say it, just talk to other people? Face to face????
I just saw that I could only comment if I register or log in?
What are pseudonymous commenters supposed to do when we can no longer comment anonymously? (log in, first? but I'm really really really lazy!)
In response to Restore the Noble Purpose of Libraries, by William H. Wisner:
I'm sorry to tell you, Mr. Wisner, but the Noble Library is dead.
It died when my local library purchased a vinyl copy of the album KC and the Sunshine Band back in 1976. Yes, I agree "Boogie Shoes" is an awesome song, but I have to place the death of the traditional, noble, enlightened library at that ignoble event. Up to then, the library never bought any popular music: no Led Zepellin or Rolling Stones or The Who or David Bowie. There were only albums of Prokofiev, Mozart or the Boston Pops.
And librarians have been dealing with the loss for the last thirty years.
The Kübler-Ross Five Stages of Grief are: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. And librarians are smack in the middle of this process.
Some say the Denial stage is still ongoing, but I'm pretty sure it ended around the time your library made you learn about the "23 Things" and "Library 2.0." If creating ten different online accounts and solving the accompanying CAPTCHAs didn't shake you from that initial defensive response, then you're so deluded you probably think The Beatles will still get back together one day (all four of them). -- Read More
Yes, I'm still pondering Free: The Future of a Radical Price by Chris Anderson. (See my other blog.)
This week Twitter was hacked. Someone on Twitter's staff had their Gmail account opened by someone who shoudln't have access. Then, because we are all so connected, the hacker was able to access stuff like Google Docs and anything else that we all find google-icious.
And from what I see now, TechCrunch published online some of the hacked (stolen) documents, and Twitter states,
"We are in touch with our legal counsel about what this theft means for Twitter, the hacker, and anyone who accepts and subsequently shares or publishes these stolen documents."
Well, going back to Free, I'm wondering what value intellectual property has when the product is free. If Twitter is free to use, and not publicly traded, then what is the current value of its corporate secrets or intellectual property?
Twitter must have value as a company. They have investors who probably hope to turn their investments into yachtfuls of money. But what is the intellectual property value of free in dollars? Do you have a right to keep competitors from stealing something even if if's free? Does something that's free have any monetary value at all?
I know that free isn't always free. A bowl of free chocolates on a sample table doesn't give me permission to eat the same brand of chocolates that are for sale in the candy aisle. -- Read More
I keep reading news stories about people ditching their cell phones and dumping cable TV and saving money, but none of these people are my friends. My friends have everything: smartphones with full Internet, smart 42" LCD televisions, smart kitchen appliances, smartpants.
Me, I wear the same old dumb pants and my cell phone only makes phone calls, which I only make about 3-4 times a week. But it only costs me $7 a month. I don't need my phone to do everything, and especially not right now. I grew up in a time when you had to find a phone, so whatever I need to do or say can wait ten minutes. Really? You absolutely need to text someone "lol" right now?
So Cheap is cool. Or so says The Ultimate Cheapskate. The one thing I disagree with is that America's economy has changed from a saving economy to a spending economy. Whole industries are built on constantly moving dollars, not stationary ones like in banks or CDs or treasury notes. Money needs to change hands very rapidly otherwise we will all see just how broke we really are. It's like a game of musical chairs with 10 people and 2 chairs; as long as we keep moving, none of us will end up on our asses.
So Cheap for America shouldn't be about saving; it should be about spending. But spending in a way that creates jobs. Cheap is putting people to work.
And since we love our smartphones so much, I think we should combine the two and use our phones to create jobs. -- Read More
In the Pixar movie UP, Ellie shows a picture that she "tore from a library book."
Well, she dies in the movie, so, 'nuff said about that. Right, kids?
Or maybe it's a gadgetocracy or an webocracy, but I don't care what you call it because I'm against it.
As a result of another study that confirms that a tiny minority controls the majority of output, following ones done in the last few years on Digg and Wikipedia contributors, the.effing.librarian has decided to stick to his guns when making decisions regarding patron privacy, social networking, and life, the universe and everything.
Just as the richest ten percent of us possess ninety percent of the world's wealth, ten percent of the users of every social networking site can claim ninety percent of the content. The most recent study on Twitter adds to this theory.
So this is why I oppose giving patrons more control over their library records or borrowing history and privacy, or incorporating more social networking tools into our online library presence. We would make ten percent of the people happy at the expense of the rest.
I know that it's not ninety percent who would unhappy with the changes, but I'm pretty damn sure it would be over half. I'm sure over half our patrons are years away from understanding any of the consequences of online privacy. And I don't like to make decisions that piss off over half of the people; I can usually only kick one person's ass at a time, at work, when I'm drunk, and I don't need a second patron hitting me on the head with a flower pot from behind. However comical that may appear. -- Read More
I probably haven't said it enough to bother me hearing it (although most other people would disagree), but the.effing.librarian has books.
I keep saying that all the librarian bloggers should compile their blog posts and publish them, but no one seems to want to do it. But I did it. And I'll say it again, it cost me almost nothing. I had to pay for the proof ($10), but that was all. Except for the 12,000 copies I purchased to try to influence their populariy on Amazon's bestsellers list. But other than that, it was pretty much free.
I used CreateSpace, an Amazon company. They supplied the bar code and the ISBN. And now what's cool is that when the book appears on Amazon, it also includes the Look Inside! feature.
I always like to look inside a book before I put it in my Cart then get busy and forget to Checkout and never remember to buy it. I forget to buy tons of books. And now you can do the same with all the books in the effing librarian's huge library (of two books -- how many books make a library anyway?).
So I feel like an author now. An author who no one knows and who sells no books... but not one of those bestselling, dime a dozen, authors you find in all the libraries. A special, secret author.
What makes a great search engine? The first rule apparently, is that it must have fewer letters than "Google."
Last year brought Cuil, and now Microsoft presentes Kumo. Or is it pronounced Kumo? (See? You don't know either.)
Kumo is named for the little boy in the Japanese anime, "My Clumsy Evil Fighting Sister from the Future is a Cat Robot."
But on the first rule, Microsoft is a success. Kumo definitely has fewer letters than Google. But it's still two syllables, so it's not any easier to say.
Will anyone say, "Just Kumo it"? I don't think so. "Come on, Kumo!" No, not unless they're directing a porno.
What will it take for Microsoft to compete with Google? Is Kumo a better search engine? Who cares?
Kumo has already been used as the name of a Web tool: I wonder if anyone at Microsoft knows that?
I just saw a news story that says Facebook actively blocks users with unsual names. So how does the effing librarian get to keep his account when Alicia Istanbul lost hers?
I'm kind of offended that my fake name isn't fake enough to alert Facebook's name goons. My fake first name is Effing and my fake last name is Librarian; is there a country where that's common?
I just feel sorry for the real people who need to prove they exist when I and Seymour Butts and I.P. Freely seem to get a free pass.
So the NYT has a story on this video called "the story of stuff." And so I clicked on it. But unfortunately, I could only watch 3:59 of the 20 minute presentation before I felt so absolutely horrible about being an American human person, that I had to just shoot myself in the head.
Okay, I didn't shoot myself in the head because the bullets and gunpowder and metals and plastics used to make the gun were part of the vast exploitational conspiracy of Americans over the world's poor that I gave the gun to one of the world's exploited poor people so he could rob the nearest department store. Which he did. But first he stole my watch.
(Well, not stole because the gold was originally stolen from his country first by evil Americans; so I was just giving the gold back to him in the form of a very expensive Swiss watch.)
If you had a paperback-sized device that allowed you watch any movie or show on demand, anywhere, for free, would you still read books?
I don't know if you noticed, but there's a lot of stuff I need to do. And that's it. If there's an answer for why someone quits a blog, then, "I got other shit to do," is it.
People talk about "tipping points," and I hit mine when there was something I missed because I was being the.effing.librarian. I was blogging or tweeting or commenting and I missed something that my real life should be doing.
And that's when I realized that I had to stop.
And It stopped being fun. If I had to give the simple answer as to why I stopped blogging, that would be it. It stopped being fun. Nothing complicated. I just made the choice that something is less important than I thought it was. There's no deep philosophical lesson I discovered. It's just that some shit is more important than other shit. And I have to get back to it.
I gotta go, but you guys have fun.
The Effing Librarian blog is finished. What? You never read it? Go back to your Dostoyevsky, egghead.
Before I go, I'd like to give away one copy of each of my blobogoks. So if anyone leaves a comment (on my blog, not here), I will enter you into the drawing and two people will get books; one will receive an actual paper, easy-to-burn, copy of the first book, Fame and Fortune and Other F Words and the other will get a copy of the second one, METAL ASS. If you don't want to leave a comment, use the handy-dandy form thingy ("send some effing love") to send me your email address. I can't contact you if I can't contact you.
If you are from outside of the United States, please, only enter if your country allows mail from here and doesn't hate us so much that you burn everything with our flag on it.
If you leave a comment now, I will enter you into the drawing for a free book, but that means you need to give me a place where I can mail it (if you win-- don't go posting your home address in the comments now-- wait until I tell you I need it). I'll take entries from April 21, up to April 30, 2009.
If you win one of the books, I'll try to come up with something witty to write in it (but so far, I got nothing).


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Estrada bill 'anti-free press'
For real press freedom, least government interference vital
Sun.Star Cebu, September 26, 2013
By Gabriel T. Ingles
(Associate Justice Gabriel T. Ingles of the Court of Appeals Cebu Station gave this speech during the 32nd Quarterly Meeting of the Cebu Citizens-Press Council on Sept. 19, 2013 at Quest Hotel and Conference Center Cebu. He had been asked to comment on Senate Bill 380 or the "Magna Carta for Journalists" introduced by Sen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada.) [Read more →]

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Crowd cheers as Woe Is Me plays at the Vans Warped Tour 2013, an all-day rock concert held on several stages in the Nassau Coliseum parking lot. (July 13, 2013)
Cloudy skies couldn't keep about 5,000 music fans from the 19th annual Vans Warped Tour Saturday in the Nassau Coliseum parking lot.
Even with the chance of rain looming, the outdoor performances -- about 100 bands spanning more than a half-dozen musical genres on multiple stages -- still went on as scheduled.
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This powerful little book by Mac Hammond offers insight into familiar but often misunderstood terms such as "born again" and "baptism in the Holy Spirit."
In Water, Wind, & Fire you'll find clear, biblical explanations of what it means to be "saved," the miraculous nature of the "new birth," and keys to living the Christian life abundantly and successfully.
You'll also discover answers to important questions like:
* What are the three steps to being born again?
* How is the Holy Spirit received?
* What is "speaking in tongues" and what is its purpose?
If you or someone you love is seeking answers to life's most important questions, this book will provide sound Scriptural answers.


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Caring For Parents = Divorce?
6. Find support for yourself.
If you are doing this jointly with other family members, use your family meetings as times to air your frustrations and feelings and to support each other. If you are caring for a loved one by yourself, then let your friends know you'll need a lot of emotional support, and allow them to help.
7. Take breaks whenever you can.
This kind of care is very stressful. If you can manage to get away occasionally (one day a week, when the visiting nurse comes in, or rotate weekends off if you have help), you'll be more able to handle the day to day pressure


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14 But [when] the tenant farmers saw him, they began to reason with one another, saying, 'This is the heir. Let us kill him so that the inheritance will become ours!' | 14 "But when the tenants saw him, they talked the matter over. 'This is the heir,' they said. 'Let's kill him, and the inheritance will be ours.' |
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Celebrate World Water Day and get some exercise at the same time at the Walk For Water on Saturday at 10 a.m. at Rocky Mountain College. The free interactive walk is a fundraiser for Hope 2 One Life.
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I've only seen one monster truck event at MetraPark, but it was memorable. I promise, you'll see a whole new side of Billings at Saturday night's event, which starts at 7:30 p.m. The show features a "Tuff Truck" contest, open to locals who register between 5 and 6:30 p.m., and beefed-up national rigs with names like El Chica Loco and Eliminator.


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Banks, oil marketing companies told to raise awareness on the scheme
There are just over two weeks left for the rollout of the Aadhaar-based domestic LPG subsidy transfer to consumers' bank accounts. However, only 20 per cent of consumers have got their Aadhaar numbers linked with banks in Mysore district.
Banks and oil marketing companies (OMCs) have been told to take up a massive publicity campaign to ensure 100 per cent linkage of Aadhaar numbers with bank accounts to ensure direct benefit transfer of LPG subsidy before February 15, when the scheme will be launched.
Neeraj Mittal, Joint Secretary (Marketing), Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, on Wednesday held a meeting with officials from banks and OMCs to discuss preparations for the rollout. Additional Deputy Commissioner Naga Naik; R.K. Arora, executive director, marketing division, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., Bangalore; S. Bangara Raju, general manager, retail network-II, State Bank of Mysore, Mysore; and M.B. Chinnappa, lead bank officer of the district lead bank, SBM, were present.
Addressing presspersons, Mr. Mittal reiterated that the subsidy of about Rs. 500 would be transferred to consumers' accounts in all banks, if the unique identification number was linked to it.
Shirish Chaudhary, Additional Director-General, Unique Identification Authority of India, Bangalore, said that out of 28.58 lakh people who had enrolled for Aadhaar in Mysore district, the number had been delivered to nearly 24 lakh people.
Those who had not received the numbers could submit their enrolment IDs to banks and distributors, who would in turn send them to the authority.
If consumers had no bank accounts, they should open one and register their Aadhaar numbers with the bank and LPG distributors, Mr. Mittal added.
Mysore is one of the 51 districts identified for the scheme.
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Eminem Wants to Help Justin Bieber
Well, one of rap's reformed bad boys wants to reach out to the Biebs to help him get himself right. None other than the real Slim Shady or Marshall Mathers III, since we're being all adult-like. The Sun reports that Eminem asked Justin to spend some time with him over the holidays so he can "talk him into going to therapy and counseling to deal with the stress of fame in a positive way."
The 41-year old "Monster" lyricist knows a thing or two about the effects of fame, wealth and the pressures of expectation in the music industry. Eminem is "really hoping he can sort Justin out ... he's worried he's going to end up in really bad trouble," the newspaper's source revealed. "Eminem would consider going into the studio with him if he sorts himself out." While other celebrities like Will Smith and Oprah have attempted to get through to the oft troubled pop star, perhaps Eminem's experience and legacy will finally strike a chord with the Believe star.
Believe, a behind-the-scenes and on-stage look at Justin Bieber's rise to international fame, opens in theaters Christmas Day.


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Hi I am very new to canning. In fact my canner is in the box waiting for it's first use. Is there a minimum of jars that I can can (i.e. 1-2)? |
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Not every recipe will work out perfectly to making 7 jars (at least that's how many jars my canner fits.) In fact, I think its more the norm that they don't. So you absolutely can can as little as one jar. |
Agree you can do a single jar. It just isn't an effective use of time, energy, water, etc. But we all have to do it now and then. Dave |
Thank you for the answers! I know it's very important to follow proven recipes exactly for safety. Is it okay half a recipe in quantity as long as you are using the same proportions? |
You should be able to scale a recipe and dividing in half is probably the easiest. You may also want to look for some resources for small batch recipes. I've linked one I've used quite a bit. I think most of the recipes make about 4 jars. I have also seen some newer books -- I think one is called Preserving by the Pint. I haven't flipped seen more than the cover or used that one, but it might be worth checking out (look at reviews online too). Another idea - if you aren't doing that many jars, you can use a smaller pot if you have one that will allow your jars to be covered by at least an inch of water plus have some room so the water won't spill over when it bubbles. If you use the shorter jars, that wouldn't have to be a very tall pot. A dutch oven or tall saucepan might do 2-4 jars more efficiently than a big canning pot. |
A Dutch oven typically isn't tall enough for regular mouth half pints or pints, but if you use the widemouth jars you can use that as a BWB - if you have the food cooking/heating in another pan. I flipped through Preserving by the Pint and can't comment on food safety though I think the author (Marissa from Food in Jars) is pretty careful. I just am not too interested in preserving such small quantities, if I want to try a recipe I'll just make a small amount and stick it in the fridge. Some people use an asparagus steamer (tall small diameter pot) as a BWB - I think it might only fit a single jar though, since you're not supposed to stack jars directly on top of each other. lascatx forgot the link - she may have been thinking of Small Batch Preserving by Ellie Topp? Good book, not all the recipes are canning recipes but the ones that are call for BWB - no PCing required. |
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Let the scent of freshly baked pizza dripping with mozzarella and fresh greens guide you up the trails of Mount Tom on June 7. As part of the sixth annual Trek to Taste Event, the Woodstock Union Middle/HighSchool Farm to School club will be dishing up wood-fired pizza at the NordicHut in Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park. The NOFA pizza oven and baker will be cranking out pizzas made with King Arthur Flour. The pizza will be topped with local tomato sauce, Cabot mozzarella, and fresh student-grown arugula and spinach from the school's own brand-new greenhouse! This year, students are exploring the cultivation of hardy greens at our school to be used on our cafeteria and for school events. We've been sowing spinach, arugula, mesclun, and a variety of lettuces in the greenhouse, in cold frames, and directly in the ground. Moisture, air flow, fertilizers, and harvest methods are all variables we've been experimenting with. A field trip to Cedar Circle Farm in Thetford provided great technical insight to our systems evaluations. There will also be information displays galore celebrating our local food system! Cold iced-tea and apples from Champlain Orchards and Cabot cheddar cheese will also complement the tasting experience. Throw the Frisbee and participate in other family friendly games while relaxing in the meadow. Find more information about Trek to Taste at www.TrektoTaste.info
The Trek Takes Great Strides Peter Allison, Upper Valley Farm to School Network firstname.lastname@example.com The 6th Annual Trek to Taste—a celebration of local food and local trails—is scheduled for Saturday, June 7, 2014 from 10 am to 3 pm at the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park in Woodstock, Vermont. This free event is co-sponsored by over 30 area organizations and is quickly becoming one of the most popular events in the Upper Valley. This year's Trek will feature some familiar elements and introduce a (picnic) basket of new ones as well. Guided hikes will begin at the Forest Center at 10:30 AM. Walkers of all ages are invited to join knowledgeable area guides for treks to ArtisTree and the Mount Tom Farmers Market (quarter mile), the Nordic Hut (1 mile) and Mount Tom's South Peak Summit (2 miles). There are five "hubs" of activities spread around the National Park and Billing Park's amazing trail system. Under the big tent at the Forest Center visitors will find the Upper Valley Farm to School Network showcase. Over a dozen area school teams will exhibit exciting projects related to local food and farms - and provide food samples - related to:using fruits, vegetables and grains in art projects, growing and milling grains in Vermont, school food waste composting, planning and building greenhouses, and visits to sheep farms and maple syrup operations.The student presenters have well prepared displays and are ready to tell you all about them. See: www.uvfts.org for more info. ArtisTree, located across from the Mount Tom Farmers Market is the terminus of the shortest hike, and features kid-friendly activities including decorating bandanas. The Mount Tom Farmers market along Route 12 is staying open until 1:00 PM with great local food offerings for sale to bring on the trails. The Woodstock High School and Middle School Farm to School program is preparing wood fired pizza at the Nordic Hut, using many locally sourced delicious ingredients cooked in Northeast Organic Farming AssociationVT's mobile oven. Sustainable Woodstock is gathering gourmet food from area farms and establishments, providing well deserved tastes by hikers who make it to the Summit of Mount Tom. The Woodstock Historical Society will have an historic photo display with vistas from the summit taken over the last century. Many activities, such as making walking sticks and local Valley Quests will be organized for trekkers young and old. New this year, Green Mountain Digital will be on site with their Yonder App, to allow participants to capture and share their photos commemorating their best Trek to Taste memories. The day will wrap up with music by Carter Glass starting at 1 PM, and an ice cream social sponsored by the Billings Park Commission with homemade ice cream from the Woodstock Creamery. Trek to Present Two Awards Last year, the first Annette C. Compton Fiertz Trail Stewardship Award was presented at the 2013 Trek to long-time trail steward Peter Davenport. The award was created in honor of the dedicated work of Annette Compton Fiertz (1959-2012) and her efforts in trail stewardship and community engagement for the Woodstock Trails Partnership. The first annual Upper Valley Farm to School Champion Award will also be presented at the event. The award will be given to an individual, school or organization that has demonstrated inspiration,creativity and effectiveness in connecting local food and farms with their school cafeteria, classroom and community in the Upper Valley. For information on how to submit a nomination for either award, and for more event information, go to trektotaste.info. Look for upcoming articles on the Trek to Taste in The Vermont Standard. |


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I really like this idea and can't understand why nobody else is wanting to comment.
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The BBQ 'N Blues Festival in Cushing is an annual event that pays tribute to the community's oil pipeline history. A free, public event held each June, the BBQ 'N Blues Festival pairs exquisite barbecue prepared by Cushing's 13 pipeline companies with blues music performed by musicians from as far away as Chicago. Other specialty food vendors will be available with food items that in the past have included Indian tacos, shrimp and seafood.
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Feb 27, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"I have made Ina's other herb and garlic bread and this one is just as delicious! I did change it a little. Instead of French Bread I used Ciabatta. I also melted two TBSP of butter and added to each side before I put the herb mixture on....yummy! Because the Ciabatta is bigger I cooked it at 380 degrees for about 15 min."
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Feb 6, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"Very good, fast & easy! This will be definitely one that I will make again. I did buy good low fat - store bought dressing because it was just easier. I also did not cook the chicken on the grill, seeing as it was freezing when I made this, and since I don't have a grill pan I baked 6 chicken breasts in the oven at 425 for 25 min. They were so..."
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Jan 9, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
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Jan 9, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"Excellent! My husband is NOT a soup eater, but he gobbled it up. It does make quite a bit so be prepared to have left overs. This recipe does take time, but it's easy and worth it. I also did not even bother looking for frozen egg noodles and went straight for the dried egg noodles in the pasta isle and it came out wonderful. If you are looking for..."
Reviewed Butternut Squash and Italian Sausage Soup
Nov 27, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
"Very good! A must try! The soup was very creamy. I did change one thing. I like a bit more texture in a soup so instead of pureeing it, when the squash came out of the oven I mashed it up with a potato masher and then added it to the soup. The soup was still very creamy, as if I used a blender, but yet still had texture from the sausage and a little..."
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Nov 12, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
"These were simply WONDERFUL!!! I made them for a party and they were gobbled up so fast. This is the only recipe I have found, so far, that actually adds the coconut inside the cupcakes. It adds texture and you can taste it a little. I do recommend toasting the coconut topping, which adds crunch and makes it a little less sweet. DEFINITLY CUT THE..."
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Nov 12, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
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Nov 12, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
"Ok in Rachael's famous words....yummo! If you are looking for a fall pumpkin pasta recipe look no further. Very creamy and the pumpkin brought out the sausage flavor. Husband said one of the best pastas I ever made!
It is a bit better the second day so having leftovers was not a problem. A must try!"
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Nov 12, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
Reviewed Crash Hot Potatoes
Sep 26, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This was ok. I do like that it is a quick way to make potatoes, but they were not anything special. They are good and adding toppings make them delicious, but if I have the time I think I will stick to baked potatoes.""
Reviewed Quick-Marinated Cherry Tomato Salad
Sep 26, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Yummy! I made this for the first time for our daughter's first birthday. Everyone loved it and wanted the recipe. This was one of the easiest salads. Another house staple and as other reviewers stated, you can add anything you wish. A must try!""
Reviewed Turkey Lasagna
Aug 28, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Great recipe. I normally don't make lasagna because it takes awhile, but this is so easy. I also found adding the goat cheese gave it a little extra tang. If you are not a fan of goat cheese, I would omit it and substitute a little more ricotta or mozzarella or just use a little less than the recipe calls for because it does come through just a bi""
Reviewed Chipotle Chicken Fajitas
Aug 28, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Easy, awesome recipe. A must try. My husband said these rival any fajitas you would get at a Mexican restaurant! This is going to be a staple at our house.""
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Aug 28, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"All I can say is make this cheesecake! Very moist, easy and delicious! I was a little worried not doing a water bath but tried it to see how it would turn out....no bath needed! One of the best recipes for cheesecake around. I did change the topping, instead of raspberry I did a cheery. Yummy!!! Will make again. Thanks Ina!""
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Aug 28, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This was soooo good! very moist and chocolaty. If you are not a rich-chocolate fan than this cheesecake is not for you; it's very rich. I have never made a cheesecake before and I am an excellent baker so I thought I would try this. Very easy to make down to the crust. I too had a problem with cracking even though I did a water bath. I also made I""
Reviewed Hash Brown Quiche
Aug 28, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Pretty tasty and easy to make. I will definitely be making this again! Thanks for another great recipe Paula!""
Reviewed Deconstructed Eggplant Parmesan Sandwich
Jul 5, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This is so good! One of the best sandwiches I have ever had. First recipe I made of Jeff's and I will be back for more. This is a must try!""
Reviewed The Lady's Chicken Noodle Soup
Apr 10, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"This is a wonderful chicken soup. Very easy to make and oh so good. My husband made a face when I told him we were having chicken soup for dinner (he is not a soup fan) however, after trying this, he took back the face he made and told me I must make this again! Goodbye Campbell's!""
Reviewed Meatball Subs
Apr 10, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Absolutely delicious!! Nothing more to say than that!""
Reviewed Pasta alla Formiana
Mar 12, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Very tasty, easy and clean-up a snap! I agree, that 2Tbsp. of oregano is just perfect. I also added a bit of rosemary to kick it up a bit. As for cheese...it goes with almost anything so put it on; gives it that extra somethng that the dish lacks. Mozzarella the best!""
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Mar 6, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Another great recipe! This was very easy and delicious! Tried it with cod and it came out moist, flakey and the flavors were throughout the fish. I too had problems wrapping the parchment paper, but in the end it all came together. I did add a sprig of rosemary as well; excellent pairing with the Thyme. I think this will work with any white fish. ""
Reviewed BBQ Pot Stickers
Mar 6, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Have to give these a try. I have never made potstickers before and these were very tasty & easy. The BBQ suace was also outstanding. The only thing is, when creating the BBQ seasoning for the pot sticker mix, it makes a whole lot; there is no way I can possible go through that much seasoning. I am either going to omit or use a touch of each spice ""
Reviewed Roasted Corn and Garlic Couscous
Feb 21, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Pretty good. I love making couscous b/c it's so easy and this was no exception. The garlic was just right. I used fresh canned corn. The corn didn't get as roasted as I would have liked and one of the reviewers mentioned that a little more flavor was needed; I agree. I will make again with a little tweaking. ""


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Hi, I just bought an universal garage remote (KLIK1U).
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You can find the programming instructions here. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/aaaremotes/KLIK1U-114A3485.pdf |
Thanks, However, I already have a manual. The garage opener is Allister All Access 3000. Only way to get the remote to work with it is through dip switches. Furthermore, I tried setting all my dip switches to one side on both the receiver and the remote. No go. Really frustrated and it feels like I must be doing something wrong. |
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Looking at the instructions for the universal remote I don't see where Allister is listed. |
Return any remote entry system that is still using DIP switches and a fixed code. Rolling code units are far more secure (as in essentially unbreakable codes). |
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Hispanic moviegoing looks to keep booming in the U.S.
Hispanic moviegoers are bigger fans of the movies than other cultures in the United States, according to a panel of experts at Sunday's Produced By conference at the Warner Bros. lot.
"We are a growth business and Hispanics have a lot to do with it," asserted John Fithian (pictured above), president of the National Association of Theater Owners, during an hour-long panel on "How the Hispanic Audience Can Make All the Difference."
The speakers urged the 100 attendees to be mindful of the growing impact of Hispanics, who are on pace to reach 30% of the U.S. population by 2050.
Univision's Peter Filaci presented statistics such as Hispanics contributing 19% of US. box office revenue while representing 17.5% of the population; the 18-49 demographic will see an increase of 5 million Hispanic consumers by 2024, far larger than any other demographic; and that Hispanics are more likely than non-Hipanics to see a movie on its opening weekend by margin of 47% to 37%.
Fithian said Hispanic customers spend 30% more on concessions than the average customer and are the most supportive demographic of luxury theaters and alcoholic beverage service. He also noted that Hispanics represent the highest demographic among frequent moviegoers; a recent report from the MPAA showed that Hispanics amounted to about 25% of those attending the movies at least once a month.
"Hispanics embrace moviegoing much more than other cultures in the US," said Nielsen exec Ray Ydoyaga. "They believe it's important to stay in tune with what's new and they believe it's important to make a habit of going to the movies."
Roberto Orci, a Mexico native who's collaborated with Alex Kurtzman on multiple projects such as "Transformers," "Star Trek" and "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," noted that Hispanics have become far more tech-savvy than generally recognized. "A lot of us don't even use landlines any more," he added.
Orci's also producing the upcoming TV series "Matador" for the El Rey Network, aimed at the Hispanic audience and starring Gabriel Luna as a soccer player and CIA mole.
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