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I am a stay at home mom with 3 wonderful kids. 2 boys 20 & 13, and a girl 11 years. I am also Gigi (grandma) to a wonderful 6 mo old, my grandson lives with us and I can not wait to get him cooking with me!! For fun I love to get my kids in the kitchen with me and learning all that they can about cooking & baking.
My kids love baking desserts because of the sweet rewards!! (of course) But they are also learning to bake breads and make home made pasta. We love being outdoors, biking, hiking, camping & etc. We also love to travel. I stay so busy with my family-school, sports, projects, outings (etc) that I have not been on here posting as much as I should be. I am also a photographer, so I am the one who also gets to be behind the camera on all events, family, extended family and my friends events also. But I love what I do, so I don't mind all that much!!
Well, what can I say we all love desserts, but when it comes to dinner we have no favorite, we cook and eat all types of food. We use the crock pot for busy days because we can prepare it the night before.
For every gathering I am asked to bring an asparagus casserole, homemade rolls, and at least one dessert(sometimes 2). We don't eat out much at all, what's the point? When you can prepare the same thing at home!

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Reworked body to prove better at Daytona for Team DuPont?
- Jul 06, 2007
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (July 6, 2007) – Summertime in Daytona Beach. Time to show off the body you have been working on for months.
Although Team DuPont collected their first of 15 top-10s in 17 races this season with a 10th-place finish in the season-opening Daytona 500, Jeff Gordon and the No. 24 team were disappointed in their performance in NASCAR's "Super Bowl." However, in the second restrictor-plate race, Gordon made amends.
Similar to the charge Dale Earnhardt made in his final victory in 2000 at Talladega, Gordon maneuvered from 16th with seven laps remaining to the lead in only four laps at the Alabama track. When the checkered flag waved, Gordon was celebrating his 77th career victory—a win that also tied him with "The Intimidator" for most restrictor-plate victories (11).
But a few days later, the No. 24 crew was hard at work on chassis No. 24-367.
"It doesn't seem like there would be, but there's a big difference between Daytona and Talladega," said Gordon, who will drive a specially painted No. 24 DuPont/Pepsi Chevrolet in this Saturday night's Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway. "Daytona is more of a handling track. At Talladega, you want the car to be 'slick.'
"And the Daytona track is usually very hot and slick during the July race, even though it's run at night. That puts a premium on downforce and handling.
"We weren't happy with how we ran in the Daytona 500, so the guys have been working hard on the body of this car with an emphasis on downforce."
In 29 starts at the 2.5-mile Florida track, Gordon has six victories including three Daytona 500 victories, 10 top-fives and 16 top-10s. He has collected three Bud Poles, but Gordon would be surprised if he set the fastest time during Friday's qualifying session.
"We're putting very little emphasis into qualifying this weekend," Gordon said. "Our focus will be on the handling of the car during race conditions."
This Saturday night's race will also mark the end of an era. In future restrictor-plate races starting with the October event at Talladega, teams will be required to use the "Car of Tomorrow."
"I'm guessing this car will be sold off or become a showcar after this race," said Gordon, who currently leads the points by 156 over Denny Hamlin. "Hopefully, we can give it a proper send off with another trip to Victory Lane."
With a myriad of flashes from photographers' cameras, there's no better place to showcase the hard work put into a body.


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Verklin: Yep, It's Still About Data
by Steve Smith on Dec 28, 3:57 PM
Now that data is so "big" and all, let's check in with the guy who years ago made the provocative claim that "data is the new creative."
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The Internet Of Things And The Data It Will Produce
by Laurie Sullivan on Dec 26, 10:52 AM
After pushing the limits of business, connectivity now reaches into consumer devices such as car systems. More than five billion wireless chip devices that connect to the Internet will ship in 2013, according to ABI Research.
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You Need A Weatherman To Know Which Way The Data Flows
by Steve Smith on Dec 21, 4:30 PM
A group within The Weather Channel is leveraging data way beyond ad targeting. Instead they are crafting new b2b data that can be used to inform everything from customer messaging to point of sale offers.
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Brands Not Ready For Mobile Data
by Laurie Sullivan on Dec 19, 1:55 PM
Internet and mobile data will drive ad targeting for Verizon Wireless, though many brand marketers aren't ready to tackle the mounds of data generated from mobile campaigns. Earlier this month the wireless company began reaching out to consumers to participate in an initiative called Verizon Selects, an opt-in program that's part of the company's Precision Marketing portfolio collecting data from a variety of tasks, including search. Those who opt in get a coupon or some other type of reward.
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'Journeying' Toward Cross-Channel, One-To-One Targeting
by Steve Smith on Dec 14, 4:59 PM
By marrying Polk's data for predicting auto buying intent at a granular level with publishers' first-party relationships with their users, Collider Media is trying to get closer to mobile's one-to-one marketing promise.
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Zettabytes Of Data Could Prompt Partnerships
by Laurie Sullivan on Dec 13, 11:22 AM
Too many raw statistics overwhelm marketers -- but not enough means lost opportunities. Research firm IDC estimates the digital universe will account for 40 zettabytes (ZB) of data by 2020, according to the study "Big Data, Bigger Digital Shadows, and Biggest Growth in the Far East," sponsored by EMC Corp.
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Targeting The App Habit? Avoid Mondays
by Steve Smith on Dec 7, 3:02 PM
Apps are rendering a unique data set for media and marketers. They let us see how intimately and intensely people can engage with our content if we create real conversations.
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What Brands Think About DMPs
by Laurie Sullivan on Dec 5, 1:40 PM
Ad targeting, improving return on investment and centralizing data remain the top three reasons marketers use a data management platform (DMP), according to findings from Radar Research. The survey shows how quickly marketers and brands continue to adopt DMPs to better understand their audiences, drive detailed analytics and break down silos across media channels.
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A close look at the Stussy 2011 Fall/Holiday Collection for Women reveals a hybrid line of clothing that fuses feminine and hipster qualities. The collection is extremely versatile in that different pieces are complementary to a wide variety of styles.
While the Stussy 2011 Fall/Holiday Collection was designed for the winter, it features plenty of skirts, shorts and skin-exposing pieces. This is definitely a wardrobe to be worn for style as opposed to function; women will easily turn heads while donning attire from this collection. Noteworthy items include a stunning sheer eggplant blouse and black set of suspenders.


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Here's what we love about food in Philadelphia: everything. No, seriously. From the street vendor's commonest cheesesteak to the most subtly spiced French-Asian hybrid delicacy, it's all good. But some of it? Some of it is awesome. So here are 50 suggestions for dishes, ranging from sophisticated to speedy, that you've just got to try—whether you're in town for the day or here for keeps.
Fried chicken at Federal Donuts
1219 S. Second St. 267.687.8258. federaldonuts.com
Why it's great : It's a gusty move indeed to try to bring the heretofore niche glories of Korean fried chicken ($9–$17) to the masses, but that's exactly what Federal Donuts has done here, and with gusto. Shattering skin, incomprehensibly moist flesh, and a use of spice unrivaled anywhere.
What to have with it : Doughnuts, of course ($1.25–$2 each). OK, not with them, but afterward. And it doesn't matter what kind, either: Indian cinnamon, Creamsicle, vanilla-lavender and more. They're all hot, unexpectedly complex miracles.
Beer-battered fish and chips at Dandelion
124 S. 18th St. 215.558.2500. thedandelionpub.com
Why it's great : In a world where so many versions of this English classic are flaccid and vaguely depressing, Dandelion's Chatham cod is meaty and perfectly crunchy, and the fries—well, they are what all potatoes wish to become when they die. ($19.50)
What to have with it : A beer, preferably one of the hand-pumped casks here. Cellar-temperature ale with a great plate of fish and chips is one of the top pairings in the world.
Roast pork and roast duck noodle soup at Sang Kee
238 N. 9th St. 215.925.7532. sangkeechinatown.com
Why it's great : The hangover remedy of choice for a generation of Philadelphians is as good today as it's ever been. The honey-sweet pork, the funky cuts of duck, the fat globules glistening atop the broth: It's a better remedy for a rough night out or a cold winter afternoon than any over-the-counter medication. Cheaper, too. ($7.25)
What to have with it : Hair of the dog: Beer. An ice-cold Tsingtao alongside this is perfect. So, too, is an accompanying dish of fried wontons.
Tacos at Taqueria La Veracruzana
908 Washington Ave. 215.465.1440.
Why it's great : It's hard to find a better way to spend $6 than on these three soft-shell beauties. My go-to selection includes al pastor (with pineapple), casing-less chorizo with its oil glistening at the surface, and jalapeño rellenos, whose queso fresco filling is almost—but not quite—enough to balance out the heat of that pepper.
What to have with it : Jarritos Tamarindo soda, and an order of the silky guacamole with just-oily-enough tortilla chips.
Pig's head at Alla Spina
1410 Mt. Vernon St. 215.600.0017. allaspinaphilly.com
Why it's great : Because it's a whole pig's head, that's why. Because all the little succulent bits and pieces that you usually don't get a chance to chow on—the nubs behind the mandible, the tongue like a piece of candy, the pillowy, almost gamy eyeballs. And because with its glistening, taut skin, it's a pork-lover's fantasy come to life.
What to have with it : Beer. Or lambrusco. Just make sure there are bubbles and enough acid or bitterness to slice through all that succulence.
Cheesesteak Pretzel at Philly Pretzel Factory
1532 Sansom St., 215.569.3988, phillysoftpretzelfactory.com
Why it's great : If we were recommending, in and of themselves, those archetypal Philly street foods, the cheesesteak or pretzel—and we will soon—we'd send you elsewhere. But what if you want the sublime experience of having a hot, gooey Philly cheesesteak baked right goddamn inside your pretzel? Here's a hint: You do. ($3.50)
What to have with it : The Factory's just a take-out counter, so pop a few doors down the block and pick up one of the city's best milkshakes at 500 Degrees. Recommended: chocolate banana ($5.75) or dulche ($5.50).
Chicken and waffles at Sbraga
440 S. Broad St. 215.735.1913. sbraga.com
Why it's great : An occasional special on the new "breakfast at dinner" menu at Sbraga, this is reason enough to skip your real breakfast and hold out the 12 hours until dinnertime. The chicken itself is majestic—textbook crust, generous meat—but laid atop the waffle and dragged through the foie gras butter, it's astounding.
What to have with it : Spirits magician Anwar Morgan mixed up, tableside, a maple-bacon rye manhattan that echoed even more flavors of the breakfast table, and re-imagined one of the great cocktails in a wholly new, thoroughly exciting way.
Lardo Pizza at Barbuzzo
110 S. 13th St. 215.546.9300. barbuzzo.com/barbuzzo
Why it's great : Anything with "lardo" in the name is OK by me, but this pie sails even beyond the majestically succulent heights its name implies. And while the combination of hen-of-the-woods mushrooms, taleggio, rosemary and artichoke is near perfect, it's the lardo cured in-house that blasts it all into the stratosphere. ($14)
What to have with it : A brightly acidic red wine or, perhaps even better, a hoppy beer to cut through those pieces of lardo.
Bone marrow at Bibou
1009 S. 8th St. 215.965.8290. biboubyob.com
Why it's great : Sauteed with homemade breadcrumbs, a gorgeous selection of mushrooms that changes regularly, shallots, garlic, parsley and heaping portion of love, this bone-canoe plating is toe-curlingly delicious. If there's one dish in the city worth demolishing your cholesterol count for, this is it. ($24)
What to have with it : Wine, wine and more wine. (Bibou is a BYOB.) There are a number of directions you could go with this dish: A crisp white to cut through the food's richness, an earthy red to pair with it, or a glass of Champagne, which to me seems just about the perfect choice.
Any burger at Pub & Kitchen
1946 Lombard St. 215.545.0350. thepubandkitchen.com
Why they're great : The burgers here are reliably among the best in the city. And unlike so many others, these are all about the quality of the beef, not necessarily the baroque-ness of the toppings.
What to have with them : It's a tough call here, but you can't go wrong with a perfectly poured beer from their always interesting selection, or—and I'm generally not really a big proponent of cocktails with dinner—a barrel-aged manhattan, which really is that spectacular.
Crabfries at Chickie's & Pete's
Various locations. chickiesandpetes.com
Why it's great : French fries with a choke-worthy helping of Old Bay seasoning can be found masquerading as Crabfries® on many menus around town, but the trademarked original lives at Chickie's & Pete's. Each basket of crispy-yet-soft deep-fried potatoes is bathed in a secret blend of delicious spices that stick to every nook and cranny of the crinkly-cut fries. Once it was served with only one measly cup of their pour-it-all-over-anything-you-order white cheese sauce, but the owners have finally come to their senses and doubled up the helping with each order. You're welcome.
What to have with it : Who cares? TWO servings of cheese sauce!
El Ranchero at Sazon
941 Spring Garden St. 215.763.2500. sazonrestaurant.com
Why it's great : It's not just that this Mexican-style scramble is appealing to carnivores and veggie lovers alike, loaded with spicy chorizo, red and green peppers, jalapeños, onions and tomatoes. The real draw at this delightful Venezuelen BYOB is the quality of the ingredients. Chef Judith Suzarra-Campbell cooks exclusively with olive oil, locally raised free-range eggs, local dairy and produce, and has an extensive corn-based gluten-free menu. ($11.)
What to have with it : A mug of drinking chocolate made by Judy's husband Bob, the "chocolate alchemist." Try the Clasico (with five different cacao beans) or El Orgasmo (come to me, peanut butter, Kahlua and fresh banana). (Prices vary.)
Charbroiled pork banh mi at Pho Cali
1000 Arch St. 215.629.1888.
Why it's great : The price of these forearm-long sandwiches recently went up ... to still less than $5. For that almost inconceivably low number, you get a generous helping of sweet-smoky pork, crisp pickled vegetables, and a bun toasted so perfectly that the crumb is still moist inside the wafer-thin warmth of the crust.
What to have with it : Sriracha. Not too much, of course, but a generous squiggle will set up the other flavors nicely.
Braised chicken and biscuits with herbs at The Mildred
824 S. Eighth St. 267.687.1600. the-mildred.com
Why it's great : For $8, what you get is a filling, hearty cast-iron skillet of poultry love, replete with biscuits of greater soulfulness than most ever achieve. More, please!
What to have with it : A beer would be great, but a glass of amontillado or oloroso sherry, or even a slightly oxidized-tasting white, would be perfect. (Note: Brian Freedman consulted on the beverage program at The Mildred.) And make sure you get a basket of homemade bread to sop up all the wonderful leftovers sticking to the bottom of the dish.
The Catalan Express lunch at Amada
217-219 Chestnut St. 215.625.2450. amadarestaurant.com
Why it's great : Not only is the price right—$14.50 for soup and either a sandwich or salad, plus an iced tea or soda—but the options are more than generous. I love the skirt steak pepito sandwich with Cabrales cheese and gorgeously caramelized onions preceded by caldo gallego, a Galician stew of ham and beans.
What to have with it : It may not be included, but since you're saving so much money on the lunch itself, spring for a class of wine, preferably something crisp and refreshing, to wash it all down. Just because it's midday doesn't mean a drink is verboten.
Honey Dean sausage at Honey's Sit 'n Eat
800 N. 4th St. 215.925.1150. honeyssitneat.com
Why it's great : There's no shortage of great ground-meat products in this city, but this one ($3) is consistently one of the best. It's an innocent-looking patty that packs a serious punch, the honey sweetness balanced out by a gentle spicy tingle. Dragged through a fried egg's yolk at breakfast, it's possibly the simplest, most heartfelt forkful you'll eat all day.
What to have with it : The potato latke ($2.50), a fried wedge of crispety-crunchety carbolicious goodness.
Chinese Five Spiced Peking Duck Breast at Bistro 7
7 N. 3rd St. 215.931.1560. bistro7restaurant.com
Why it's great : There's a reason that Chef Michael O'Halloran's Old City standout has been around for so long: Because it's so consistently, remarkably good. And this dish embodies much of what makes it so: Generous seasoning, perfect cooking temps and the kind of complex flavor that keep you coming back for far more bites than you probably really need. ($32)
What to have with it : Find a bottle of good Pinot Noir, or a Bordeaux with a couple of years of age to it, pop the corks, and don't get up till your plate is clean and the bottle is empty.
"Great list, one other must have - meatball sliders at Village Belle. At least one a week with a cold Peroni draft makes for the start of a good night!"
"Great list. Besides El Ranchero and Robert's clasico and orgasmo chocolate, Judy makes the best sancocho soup (venezuelan beef soup)! Love the fresh ingredients and glutten free menu!
"We've reviewed and can vouch for many of these as can't miss dishes in Philadelphia, especially the tonnarelli at Amis, cheese plate at Talula's Garden and ribs at Blue Belly BBQ. Have to disagree on the cheesesteak pretzel location - Miller's Twist in Reading Terminal Market makes a better one. We send people there all the time. Also the burgerS at Pub & Kitchen are now down to just one burger that hasn't been as satisfying as they used to be."
"Dear Philly,
Stop throwing Old Bay on french fries and calling them "crab fries." We put old bay on EVERYTHING and don't go around calling dishes crab eggs, crab fried chicken,etc. To have a crab fry, you need to have CRAB somewhere in the recipe!
"I did find it funny that crab fries was listed under meat and fish dishes. But, it is quite a list I will have to get started on."
"Born and raised in Philly, and absolutely hate Baltimore, but the complaint is right... Chickie and Pete's does NOT qualify as actual crab fries. For real lump crab fries 100x better, go to Taproom on 19th. It's deep South Philly, in a little bar, but well worth the trip."
"Fun list (and on the mark many times). I agree with Kristy that Miller's Twist makes better pretzels. On my list: the charcuterie plate at Kraftwork (a great start to a fine beer night) and soups at Taco Riendo.
A bust: the pig's head at Alla Spina: overpriced, overcooked, with a gooey lacquer - not worth it!"
". . . without a specialty hot dog & hand-cut fries from "HOT DIGGITY" on South Street? . . . you're kidding, right? The place, staff & food ROCK!"
"I completely disagree with the necessity of Chickie and Pete's Crab Fries on this list. They are gross. And as someone else already pointed out--they don't even have crab on them!
If you want real crab fries that are so fantastic they defy words, go to The Tap Room on 19th at 19th and Ritner. Tons of fresh cut fries, with huge chunks of crabmeat throughout, a delicious cheese sauce, scallions and oh yeah, old bay seasoning."
"You have to try Tarts for dessert. It's a tiny little bakery around 2nd and Arch. The tarts are delicious and they have a variety of different combination of fruit."
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Dentists could offer a variety of medical tests in the future, including diagnostic tests for health problems such as diabetes, hypertension and HIV, Harold Pollack, PhD, tells Ozy.com. The mouth, Pollack says, "is the gateway to the human body." He is an RWJF Investigator Award in Health Policy Research recipient.
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I have an old Celestron G5 SCT which hasn't gotten much use. I would like to put it on a GOTO type mount so my granddaughter can see the stars and have some fun. Celestron sells their SLT series starting around $300. 3 questions:
1) can I mount the G5 (6 lbs) one say the STL 60 mount?
2) are all of the mounts the same size in the SLT series (ie can I get away with a 60SLT rather than a more expensive one - since I won't be using their optics)?
3) are there any other (relatively inexpensive) alternatives?
G5 tube and SLT mount??? Will it work?
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Posted 04 February 2010 - 08:39 PM
I did that. Found an SLT on Craigs list for $85. Tighten up the Altitude lock nut and balance the scope and your off to the races. Take a look at the baby nextstar group on yahoo.
Posted 04 February 2010 - 10:11 PM
Ioptron makes a small Cube that works well, although I think the Celestron software is easier to use.
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I put a ~6lb Lunt solar on an SLT and it works well. The tripod is the weak link. Keeping it as short as possible helps quite a bit. I plan on adapting the SLT mount to a 1.75" leg stainless tripod I have using a piece of large PVC pipe as I saw somebody else here on CN had done.
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ATLANTA - The Braves finalized their 25-man roster on Saturday, optioning pitcher Buddy Carlyle to Triple-A Richmond and handing Jeff Bennett the final spot in the bullpen.
Bennett went into spring training hoping to make the team as a starter, but wasn't complaining about his role as a long reliever. 'I'm pretty excited to be making the team,' he said. 'You know the routine that you have to do. The main thing is being ready for the game. And it doesn't take that much to stay fresh when you're not throwing in a game. That's what I had to learn last year. I'm glad I did.' Bennett, who missed all of 2006 recovering from major elbow surgery, spent most of last season at Richmond. He started six games and relieved in 30 others, going 3-5 with a 3.35 ERA and one save. Called up by the Braves late in the season, he went 2-1 with a 3.46 ERA in three appearances - two of them starts - and impressed the team with his ability keep the ball down in the strike zone. The 27-year-old right-hander also went on a strict diet and training regimen last summer, losing more than 50 pounds. 'The long guy's got to be in physical shape as well as mental shape,' Bennett said. 'Physically, I wasn't in shape last year until the end of the season.' The 30-year-old Carlyle made 20 starts a year ago after the Braves went through several pitchers in a desperate search to fill out their rotation. He was 8-7 with a 5.21 ERA. This spring, Carlyle was 1-2 with a 5.40 ERA in six appearances. Bennett also got into six games, going 0-1 with a 1.93 ERA. 'Obviously you want to be here, but what are you going to do?' Carlyle said. 'I'm pretty numb to these things in baseball now, I've been playing so long. It's doesn't bother me any more. It's definitely not the first time. Hopefully it's the last.' Carlyle got to the majors with San Diego in 1999, picking up his first big league win as a 22-year-old rookie. It would take him eight years to get the second one; he spent two seasons in Japan and also had stints with Kansas City, the New York Yankees, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Florida before signing with the Braves. 'This is probably the only place I've played in a very long time that felt like home,' Carlyle said. 'You can get optioned with a chance to come back here. I'd rather do that than go somewhere else. I want to be here.'More like this story
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Lynn Anglin '62 was a member of the world champion 2014 senior softball 70-plus-year-old team OMEN 70. He also was the MVP of the tournament. This is his 24th year of playing senior softball. Lynn lives with his wife, Judy, in Fremont, Calif.
Dave Rigney '63, MBA '73 and his wife Barbara celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Napili Bay in Maui with their daughters Pam O'Sullivan '90, Sue Hamilton '92, and Patti; their husbands Joe, Gerry Hamilton '92, MBA '03, and Tim; and eight grandchildren. Dave retired 10 years ago after 25 years with the Electric Power Research Institute, 13 years with Silicon Valley Power and PG&E and service with the U. S. Army in Vietnam.
Irv Scott '64 and his wife, Sylvia, just celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary. They have three sons—Chris, Brian '93, and Matt—and two grandchildren. In 1976 Scott founded the Sacramento law firm Porter Scott, specializing in defense of civil lawsuits. He's a pitcher/second baseman in the Sacramento Mens Senior Baseball League and in National Tournaments put on by the MSBL, NABA and ROY HOBBS organizations. The team has won 13 World Series Championships since 1992. In 2008 he was inducted into the Sacramento Mens Senior Baseball League Hall of Fame. His other interests include golf, skiing, hiking, reading, and traveling. He and his wife divide their time between Sacramento, Calif., and Sun Valley, Idaho.
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John U. Fry MBA '67 received a Doctor of Management from George Fox University in Newberg (Portland), Oregon, on Dec. 13, 2014. His field of study is enterprise project management with sub-area studies in change management and innovation. His dissertation was titled "Construction Field Architects: Women Barriers." John pursued his degree while working full-time as executive project manager for CDM/Crocker-Fry, Inc. in Watsonville, Calif. The firm specializes in commercial development and design with recent emphasis in natural-food grocery stores.
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Bud and Patty Barton Purcell will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on May 2. They were married at Cynthiana Baptist Church by the Rev. Paul Tirey. They have two children, Courtney, who will graduate from Asbury University this year, and Justin, a junior at Harrison County High School.
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Buena Vista High School alumni and attendees are invited to attend a reunion on Saturday, May 21 at Biancke's Restaurant at 6 p.m. for a time to eat and see old friends. For more information call 234-4959.
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2011 Harrison County 4-H Style Revue The 2011 Harrison County 4-H Style Revue will be held Saturday, April 30 at 2 p.m. at the Harrison County High School. The 4-H Style Revue is the end result of a tremendous amount of work and time by the leaders and 4-H'ers of the 4-H Crocheting, Knitting and Sewing projects. Without the dedication of these 4-H leaders of their time, efforts, and talents, many of the young ladies and gentlemen involved would not have the opportunity to learn clothing construction skills, develop self confidence, poise, and modeling skills.
The annual Equal Pay Day event is held each year as a reminder that it takes an extra three and one half months for women to make the same as our male counterparts do in 12 months. Women make 77 cents to every one dollar men make.
10 years ago . . . Births announced this week are: Ashley Renee Ishmael, March 29, daughter of Thomas and Mary Ishmael; Halie Renae Evans, April 6, daughter of Tonya Evans; Shane Tyler Porter, Feb. 7, son of Jill Hammons and Bobby Porter Jr. The Recreation Department office is now located at River Road Park. Grede sale tentatively set for July 13, and 280 employees will be terminated at negotiations end. Grede Perm Cast is located on New Lair Road. Grede Foundries Inc. purchased the Cynthiana plant in 1986 from Eaton Corporation.
Jillian Rose Hall of Cynthiana, daughter of Ronnie Hall of Mt. Sterling, Ky. and Andrea Hughes of Georgetown, Ky., and Edward Colten 'Coty' Berry of Cynthiana, son of the late Edward Berry of Berry, Ky. and Jennifer Roberts of Cynthiana, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Hall is a 2010 Harrison County High School graduate and is a sophomore at Maysville Community and Technical College studying Office Technology. Berry is a 2009 Harrison County High School graduate and is employed by Toyota of Georgetown, Ky.
Alexander Mitchell Spigles was born to Cheryl McRoberts and Craig Spigles of Cynthiana on Dec. 9, 2010 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs. 5 oz. Maternal grandparents are James and Linda McRoberts of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are Thelma McRoberts and the late Carl E. McRoberts Sr. Paternal grandparents are Robert E. Janet Spigles of Cynthiana; paternal great-grandmother is Geneva French.
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Oldest attested Slavic language, known from a small corpus of 10th- or 11th-century manuscripts, most written in the Glagolitic alphabet (see Cyrillic alphabet). The Old Church Slavonic documents, all translations from Christian ecclesiastical texts, resulted from the mission to the Moravian Slavs of Saints Cyril and Methodius, though all but one of the surviving manuscripts were actually copied in South Slavic-speaking areas. Beginning in the 11th century, the influence of the vernacular languages in cultural focal areas (Serbia, Bulgaria-Macedonia, Ukraine, and Russia) led to regional variations in Church Slavonic. It remained the literary language of Eastern Orthodoxy in South Slavic and East Slavic lands into modern times and is still the liturgical language of Slavic Orthodoxy and the Slavic Eastern rite church.
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The 2012 Intergenerational Survey of College Finances was conducted online by Mathew Greenwald & Associates and commissioned by Legg Mason from March 26 to 31, 2012. Over 1,000 respondents with over $250,000 in investable assets were equally split between men and women of whom 405 had children not yet in college, 248 have children in college and 358 had children who were out of college and under the age of 40. The study investigated the differences in planning and expectations among three groups of parents: those with children who have already graduated, those with children currently enrolled and those who are planning to send their children to college.
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I'm sorry.... I know watermelon is a fruit, but I had no idea where to post this, so please bear with me... Okay, I read a couple different areas that thumping a watermelon to see if ripe is not the way to go. The articles (at least 2) said look at the base of the watermelon. It should look creamy yellow...NOT white or light green. It should have this brown, rough--what looks kind of like webbing. It is where the bees *kissed* it or in other words pollinated it. It's a bigger plus if there is a black substance that is coming out the end a little. This is sugar or sap. See my picture I took of our melon. It ended up being red and juicy, but not that sweet. How do you all tell if it is ripe and sweet? |
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- Posted by farmerdill 8a GA (My Page) on Mon, Jul 28, 14 at 7:29
Like tomatoes, squash, eggplant etc watermelon is a fruiting vegetable. There are 4 commonly used signs that a watermelon is ripe. 1. The tendril where the stem attaches to the vine has dried up . 2, the area where the melon sits on the ground has changed color(easy with dark colored melons, more difficult with white melons) 3.The filmy glaze has faded. 4. Thumping (takes a good ear and experience but quite effective when perfected). Ripe means a watermelon has completed its reproductive cycle. Sweetness is a characteristic of the variety and its growing conditions. There is wide variance among varieties for sweetness. Growing conditions including shade, stress, incomplete pollination etc can severly affect sweetness. |
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Water boil advisory issued for parts of Waynesville
WAYNESVILLE, Ohio - Parts of Waynesville are under a water boil advisory after a water main break occurred on Lytle Road near Ferry Road Saturday afternoon.
The advisory is issued for Thatcher Hill, Ellis Drive and Franklin Road from Old Route 73 Road. The lower half of Waynesville is not affected by the advisory, according to a press release from the village.
People in affected areas are advised to boil water used for consumption for three minutes as a safety precaution.
For further information call 513-897-3200.
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