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Some weeks ago Colleen Wohlgemuth wrote me a sweet e-mail, and requested a recipe for baking powder biscuits. I had been thinking of working on a biscuit recipe that tasted good -- I didn't have one.
So I worked on it with different flours ... and I like the flavour and texture of this biscuit recipe.
You could of course dress it up for the holiday with adding shredded cheese or bacon bits or whatever you desire !
- 1/4 cup millet flour
- 1/3 gluten free oat flour
- 1/4 white corn flour
- 1/3 cup tapioca flour
- 3 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp. sugar
- 1 tsp xanthan gum (or guar gum)
- 1/4 cup cold butter
- 1/3 cup milk
- 2 tbsp. sour cream
- 1 egg or 2 egg whites
- Mix the flours together thoroughly with the other dry ingredients
- Cut in the cold butter
- Whisk together the egg, milk and sour cream
- Stir the liquids gently and quickly into the dry mixture
- Drop by tbsp onto greased cookie sheet
- Bake at 400 degrees for 15-20 minutes
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It calls for a blend of round steak and lean pork that you grind together yourself. I don't have a meat grinder, so I use a blend of ground 80/20 beef and pork. Having made Grampy Burgers for outsiders—and finding their reactions to these new and wondrous chunks of burger additives often began with a skeptical look and a crinkle of the nose—I dice my fruit and vegetable filler as fine as can be so the ingredients seamlessly melt into the meat while maintaining the flavor profile Lillian intended.
When I served them recently to a first cousin once removed and a group of other Grampy Burger first-timers, reactions were 100 percent positive. (Serve a Grampy Burger to any test group and you're likely to get one punster wondering if it's made with real grandpas.)
Even the maker of the pH-balanced burger weighed in. "It's good," he said. "But I still think it's a meatball."
The Original Grampy Burger
Makes approximately 12 3.5-inch-wide burgers
1 large stalk celery3 large onions
1 large apple, peeled and cored
2 to 3 medium-size tomatoes
A handful of parsley
2 pounds round steak
1 pound lean pork
Salt and pepper
3 cups Rice Krispies
French dressing
Hamburger rolls
- Dice celery, onions, apple, and tomatoes. Chop parsley. Set aside. Grind steak and pork together (if using ground meat, combine beef and pork). Add celery, onions, apple, tomatoes, and parsley. Mix thoroughly. Add salt and pepper to taste. Gently mix in Rice Krispies and blend thoroughly. Form into patties approximately 3.5 inches wide. These burgers will be about an inch thick. Over each patty, pour a little French dressing. Cook on a grill or skillet and serve on hot rolls.
- Omit the pork and celery, use only one tomato and one onion, and forgo the French dressing.
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Kathryn Bradley
Friday, February 21, 2014
Lowestoft's age-old status as a fishing port is being swept away in the drive to promote new offshore energy businesses, it was claimed this week.
The town's last remaining fishermen and merchants insist Lowestoft still has a viable fishing industry – but say restrictions imposed by the harbour's owner Associated British Ports (ABP) are stifling future growth.
Earlier this month, energy giants SSE and RWE Innogy announced plans to make the port of Lowestoft the operations and maintenance base for the new Galloper wind farm.
The proposals will see the remainder of the fish market building – which is still home to three merchants – redeveloped and converted.
ABP is now in negotiation with two of the merchants, William Masterson and Sons and BFP Fish Selling Company, while a third, L G Roberts, will be relocating to another premises in the port within a few weeks.
BFP's director June Mummery has vowed to stay on the site, arguing that there is enough room for the fish market and the wind farm companies to exist side by side. She is backed by local fishermen, who say ABP is trying to kill off their industry by charging high fees to moor at Hamilton Dock.
However, ABP says the fishing industry has declined and the port now needs to seek new sources of income.
Mrs Mummery called a meeting at BFP last week to discuss the future of the fish market. It was attended by more than 20 people including local fishermen and merchants, Labour's prospective parliamentary candidate Bob Blizzard, Colin Gooding, of the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) and UKIP county councillors Bill Mountford, Derek Hackett and Bert Poole. Mrs Mummery told the meeting that about 250 fishermen regularly sold their catches at BFP's "shout auction" and about 150 of those were from the local area.
She said she hoped to negotiate with SSE and RWE to try to find a way for the companies and fish market to exist side by side.
Mr Blizzard pledged his support to BFP and said ABP was "waging a war of attrition" against the fishing industry. He agreed to investigate the terms of a European grant, which was used to develop the fish market in 1987 and might restrict redevelopment of the site.
He stressed he welcomed the wind farm companies' investment but said there were acres of land with water frontage around Lowestoft and it was not necessary to push the fishing industry out.
Lowestoft fish market is the only Defra-designated port in East Anglia and the only place in the region that fishermen can officially "land" their fish. Boat owners from Southwold, Great Yarmouth and further afield bring their fish and shellfish by road to be sold at BFP's shout auction, which is monitored by the MMO.
Several would prefer to land at Hamilton Dock but say the high charges make that too expensive.
ABP currently charges fishermen with a long-established mooring at Hamilton Dock £490 per quarter. But these are mostly older skippers nearing retirement.
New boats are not offered the quarterly fee and are charged £52.31 every time they enter the harbour. They can stay a maximum of three days before being charged a further £52.31 for a further week in port.
Southwold has privately-owned landing stages as well as moorings owned by Waveney District Council. The council charges an annual clearance fee of £42.50 for boats up to 20m, and mooring fees of £371. However, there is currently a waiting list for moorings.
Businessman Paul Lines owns three fishing boats and eight vessels that serve the wind farms. He lands his catch at Gorleston and drives to BFP to sell it.
He said his son Charles, 20, would like his own boat in Lowestoft but it was too expensive, and he felt ABP was actively trying to discourage fishermen from using Hamilton Dock.
"If you are not already in Lowestoft, you are not coming," he said. "The costs are too restrictive."
Roger Klyne, 74, has recently spent £1.2m on two 14m trawlers, Radiance and Nicola Anne.
He worked as a Lowestoft fisherman in his youth and went on to become a successful businessman, owning SaxonAir at Norwich Airport after selling his company Klyne Tugs five years ago for £54m.
He said: "Lowestoft is absolutely viable and I might be able to prove it with these boats. It is extremely difficult because, as far as I can see, all they want to do is close the fish market down completely."
Mr Klyne said it was vital that fishing boats were based in the outer harbour, as they would be restricted by the opening times of the Bascule bridge if they went further up Lake Lothing. He added: "It will be a disaster if the fish market closed. If we don't have the fish merchants there to back us, where on earth do we go."
ABP spokesman Roger Mr Arundale said the development of Galloper and ongoing operation and maintenance of the Greater Gabbard wind farm would create 200 long-term, quality jobs in Lowestoft, with additional employment in the construction phase and supporting organisations.
However, there was no concerted attempt to drive out the fishing industry which, in his view, no longer needed a quayside location to do its business.
"It is our belief that, with some imagination and flexibility, this move does not need to result in any loss of jobs within the fishing industry," he said.
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I remember when all the large fishing boats vanished and all the promises of help for businesses like mine,affected by it. We didn't get a penny,as soon as the press lost interest so did the government and the MP. The same will happen this time,ABP,Pee Wee Pete and Woefull Dismal Council just want wind farm boats so dont look for help there either.
Monday, February 24, 2014
I wonder where our Wisdom Deficient Council leader & local M.P. stand on this one?
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Two reasons APB is short of space in the docks is because they have still not rebuilt the north wall of the Hamilton Dock damaged in 1953, and have failed to keep the north side of the Waveney Dock in good order thus allowing it to be used on a daily basis. It is quite appalling but to them, to get rid of the fishing industry is the cheapest option.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Where are the acres of land with water frontage? There is very little seaward side of the bridge.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Lowestoft has tremendous amount of underutilised water front land and buildings where the wind farm people could be adequately housed, let's use the buildings on hand which are quite adequate before we destroy more jobs and infrastructure which we can never afford to rebuild. There could be in the foreseeable future a sensible attitude taken to the fish stocks in the North sea which could affect Lowestoft and its fisherman for the good, please let's preserve jobs and buildings and think before we commit industrial vandalism
Saturday, February 22, 2014
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The National Basketball League (NBL) has named legendary Philips Championship players Leroy Loggins, Mark Davis and Ray Borner along with celebrated coach Brian Kerle as the 2006 inductees to the NBL Hall of Fame.
The quartet's induction, which will take place tonight on the Gold Coast, brings the number of people afforded the NBL's highest individual honour to 21.
'Leapin' Leroy Loggins remains to this day the NBL's all-time leader in career steals with 1,221 thefts during his stellar 567-game career with West Adelaide and the Brisbane Bullets. He also ranks second all-time behind only the great Andrew Gaze in points scored (13,106) and games played.
Highlighting his versatility, Loggins also still ranks seventh all-time in the NBL in rebounds (3,897), 10th in assists (1,547) and sixth in blocked shots (537).
Loggins said his induction was an honour.
"It is a great way to cap off my career, I was fortunate to have a successful career and this honour is just terrific. It's really the icing on the cake for me."
"You don't play to be inducted into the Hall of Fame you play to win games and win championships so this type of honour comes as a bonus."
Joining Loggins in the Hall is Adelaide's irrepressible rebounding machine, Mark Davis. Known as the 'Chairman of the Boards' during his career, Davis had at least 20 rebounds in a game on 40 different occasions and remains second all-time in the NBL in rebounding behind only Brisbane's Mark Bradtke. Davis won the NBL's MVP award in 1987 and snared three championship rings with Adelaide in 1986,1998 and 1998-99 during his 481-game career.
Davis said his American heritage made the induction even more special to him.
"I am very honoured and flattered, It is great to receive this and it's even more special given I wasn't born here and I came to this country for a new start and to now be inducted. I am very appreciative of the opportunities I received to make it here in Australia."
"There is not question this is a great honour to even be considered against some of the great players who have played in the NBL - it is just so amazing."
Ray Borner played 518 games during his career with Coburg, Wollongong, North Melbourne, Geelong and Canberra and made his NBL debut at the age of 17. He played in a remarkable 22 NBL seasons - a feat which only Andrew Gaze has equalled - and recorded 7,040 points and 3,927 rebounds.
When he was named league MVP in 1985, he became the first-ever Australian to win the award in a major breakthrough for local basketballers. He won an NBL title in 1989 with North Melbourne and was a five-time NBL All-Star (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 and 1995).
Borner said that whilst basketball is a team sport, induction into the Hall was a great personal honour.
"Being inducted into the NBL Hall of Fame certainly is an honour bestowed upon players that are most deserving, so for that reason it is such an honour to be included."
"It is highlight as far as personal achievements go. This sport is about the team but on a personal note it is definitely at the top of the list."
Becoming just the third coach to be bestowed with the honour of induction into the NBL Hall of Fame, Brian Kerle led St Kilda and later Brisbane to perennial success. Kerle coached 456 NBL games for a win-loss record of 282-174 (62%) and twice won Coach of the Year honours (1984 and 1990). His teams won four NBL titles, including the first-ever championship in 1979.
Kerle said the first person he called after being told of his induction was his son Simon, who recently concluded his own stellar NBL career as a player.
"I think after so many years being involved in the sport and now to be inducted, it gives me a real feeling of fulfilment ... a feeling as if my NBL journey is now complete."
"This really caps it all off. The first person I called when I found out was Simon. To share it with him was great."
NBL General Manager Chuck Harmison, who was himself named as one of the ten player finalists for the Hall of Fame this year, said the credentials of all four 2006 inductees were beyond question.
"Davis, Borner and Loggins set the standard in this league as players for so long and we are delighted they have been honoured with selection for the Hall of Fame."
"Brian Kerle was also clearly one of the greatest coaches in NBL history so we believe this is one of the strongest induction classes for the Hall ever."
Ten player finalists were chosen by a ballot of the 24-member NBL Hall of Fame Committee from a list of eligible players. In order to be eligible, players must have made an outstanding contribution to the NBL, been retired for a minimum of four seasons, and have played 100 NBL games or more.
All eligible past players are placed on a ballot, with each member of the selection Committee asked to nominate a list of ten finalists. At this time, nominations were also called for the Contributors category.
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In order to gain induction, a player needed to receive 75 percent of votes from the second ballot from the Selection Committee. A maximum of four players and a minimum of two players can be inducted each year, with a maximum of two non-players each year.
2006 Hall of Fame Inductees
Ray Borner - Coburg, Wollongong, North Melbourne, Geelong & Canberra (Player) Played 518 games for in a career that started when he was only 17 … played in 22 NBL seasons, a feat which only Andrew Gaze has equalled … recorded 7,040 points and 3,927 rebounds ... named league MVP in 1985, becoming the first-ever Australian to win the award ... was selected to the All-NBL First Team in the same year ... named to All-NBL Third Team in 1995 ... won an NBL title in 1989 with North Melbourne ... NBL All-Star in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 and 1995.
Mark Davis - Adelaide (Player) 1987 NBL MVP ... selected to the All-NBL First team in 1986, 1987,1988,1989 and 1991 ... All-NBL Second Team in 1994 ... All-NBL Third team in 1992 ... NBL All-Star in 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993 and 1994 ... NBL All-Star Game MVP in 1991... led league in rebounding in 1987 and 1992 ... led NBL in field goal percentage in 1985 ... second all-time in NBL in rebounding ... won NBL Championships with Adelaide in 1986,1998 and 1998-99 ... also an NBL grand finalist in 1985 and 1994... member of the NBL's 20th Season Team … selected as a member of the NBL's 25th Anniversary team … had at least 20 rebounds in a game on 40 occasions … once scored 25 points in a single quarter.
Leroy Loggins - Brisbane Bullets & West Adelaide (Player) NBL's all-time leader in career steals (1,221) ... second all-time in NBL history in games played (567) and points scored (13,106) ... seventh all-time in the NBL in rebounds (3,897) and 10th in assists (1,547) ... sixth all-time in blocked shots (537) ... three-time NBL MVP (1984, 1986 and 1987 tied) ... 1987 and 1990 NBL Defensive Player of the Year ... All-NBL First Team in 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993 and 1994 ... All-NBL Second Team in 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995 and 1997 ... won NBL Championships in 1982 (West Adelaide), 1985 (Brisbane) and 1987 (Brisbane) ... also appeared in 1983, 1984, 1986 and 1990 NBL Grand Finals ... member of the NBL's 20th Season Team and 25th Anniversary Team.
Brian Kerle - St Kilda & Brisbane (Coach) Coached 456 NBL games for a win-loss record of 282-174 (62%) ... twice won Coach of the Year honours (1984 and 1990) ... made his NBL head coaching debut in 1979 in the league's inaugural season at the helm of St Kilda ... led the Saints to a league-best 15-3 record and the first-ever NBL title ... guided the Saints to a repeat as champions in 1980 ... led St Kilda to their third consecutive minor premiership in 1981 before his team were forced to miss the NBL Finals in order to attend the World Club Championships in Brazil ... after five seasons with the Saints, signed on to take over the Brisbane Bullets in 1984 ... immediately led the Bullets to the Eastern Division minor premiership with 19-5 regular season record ... guided Brisbane to the 1984 Grand Final where they were narrowly beaten by Canberra ... the next season Kerle led the Bullets back to the Grand Final and to their first-ever title ... coached the Bullets to another Grand Final appearance in 1986 and the championship in 1987 as he established the team as one of the dominant forces in the competition led Brisbane back to the Grand Final once more in 1990 before retiring.
NBL Hall of Famers
Barry Barnes - Coach - 1998 Cal Bruton - Player - 1998 Herb McEachin - Player - 1998 John Raschke - Contributor - 1998 Bill Palmer - Contributor - 1998 Wayne Carroll - Player - 1999 Al Green - Player - 1999 Damian Keogh - Player - 2000 Phil Smyth - Player - 2000 Mal Speed - Contributor - 2000 Bob Turner - Coach - 2000
Larry Sengstock - Player - 2001 Ian Davies - Player - 2001 Danny Morseu - Player - 2002 Darryl Pearce - Player - 2002 Steve Carfino - Player - 2004 Michael Johnson - Player – 2004 Ray Borner – Player 2006 Mark Davis – Player 2006 Leroy Loggins – Player 2006 Brian Kerle – Coach 2006


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Carrie Kikel, communication alum, was named communication manager for the Oregon Arts Commission and the Oregon Cultural Trust in October 2014.
Jenny Davis began by testing the waters with just one public relations class, on her boss's recommendation.
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In Jenny's first class, "I got the shock of my life," she said. "I was one of only four students. At first, I was intimidated. But in the end, I loved it."
The class was Writing for the Media with instructor Jim Mitchell. "He believed in my talents and was willing to help me improve my skills. My classmates made me feel like I had a support group cheering me on," she said.
Early in her education, Jenny left her financial services job for a new opportunity – as marketing communications specialist for a Web conferencing company. "My very first week, my boss was embarking on a press tour, and I found myself scheduling photo shoots with media photographers." Jenny soon was given more responsibilities, overseeing all the marketing programs for the company's event services division.
She also took advantage of an internship opportunity on campus, in Marylhurst's Office of Marketing and University Communications, coordinating the development of a reporter resource on the university's website.
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Mechanical Bowel Preparation for Elective Colorectal Surgery: Is it Enough?
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We recently read with great interest the article of Dr. Peppas and colleagues and strongly favour their approach and concerns about the mechanical bowel preparation of colorectal patients (MBP).1 In order to give our contribution to the discussion, we would like to focus on some issues that still need to be answered about this time-honoured procedure.
To date, 12 randomised controlled trials (RCT) are present in the literature including 4,919 patients (2,463 in the MBP group and 2,456 in the non-MBP group).2–13 The overall analysis of the main outcome measures shows that no parameter reaches the statistical significance between MBP vs. non-MBP patients (Table 1).The only exception is represented by the occurrence of cardiac events (acute myocardial infarctions, atrial fibrillations, heart failures, angina pectoris) that seem decreased in the non-MBP group (Table 1). The reasons for this influence could lie in the well-known effects of MBP on body fluids (dehydration) and ele ...
- Peppas G, Alexiou VG, Falagas ME. Bowel cleansing before bowel surgery: major discordance between evidence and practice. J Gastrointest Surg 2008; [Epub ahead of print].
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At the end of last week it was announced that delegations negotiating on the conference outcome document before heads of state arrive in Brazil today had failed to reach an agreement. While a paltry 37% of the outcome document was agreed upon – a 15% increase on the amount agreed at the end of three separate negotiations held in New York this year – government delegations none the less rose to report "considerable" or "significant" progress. Realism was conspicuous by its absence.
To salvage an agreement, and consequently its own image, the Brazilian government drafted a new compromise document, the 'Brazilian text', the final version of which was released yesterday. The document is by and large supported by the G77 and China. The EU and "JUSCANZ" (which includes the likes of Japan, the US, Canada and Australia) however, have concerns over many elements of the text.
Most NGOs see the less prescriptive language around the contested and ill-defined "green economy" concept as something of a victory. Added to this is the re-affirmation of a series of rights, including to water and food, and also the Right to Development. "Common but differentiated responsibility" – namely, that rich countries should pay more for having contributed more to the problem – is also included in the text. However, sexual and reproductive rights have been watered down to an issue of access, while deep concerns remain around the eulogising of the private sector, on which no negotiating block has sought to impose greater regulation while simultaneously granting it greater responsibility. And although addressing unsustainable production and consumption underpins all three pillars of sustainable development, Rio+20 – like the Earth Summit before it – will not allow the economic system to be examined.
Throughout the process leading up to Rio+20 – indeed up to the entry of the Brazilian government – there had been a discernible regression around rights and equity principles, led by the richest countries and reflected in attempts to delete or "bracket" – i.e. leave un-agreed – 20-year-old Earth Summit principles.
The now enshrined rights to food and water became the issues of "access to food" and "access to water." The "fundamental right of universal access to health" was pared down to recognising "the importance of universal health coverage", a fight led by the US which vigorously opposed the "fundamental" in negotiations. Even poverty eradication had been re-qualified as eradicating "extreme poverty". For progressive NGOs which have expended much time and energy battling back-tracking on these principles, the victory is a defensive one framed around a struggle to get states to re-commit to what they supposedly have already endorsed.
Access to the various rooms where groups negotiated on the text was patchy. On many occasions, either through lack of space or the decision of the group chair, NGOs and other "Major Groups", supposedly stakeholders in Rio+20, had even their ability to observe negotiations restricted. This reflected a trend that began in New York where NGOs were restricted to five minutes of input at the end of every session.
The ability of NGOs and other Major Groups to get messages to the media through press conferences is also minimal – there is one press conference a day for the hundreds of organisations that make up the nine Major Groups comprising NGOs, women, farmers, indigenous peoples, business and industry, children and youth, trade unions, science and technology, and local authorities.
The bulk of NGO activists are to be found at the "Cúpula dos Povos," the People's Summit, which began last week and lies a two-hour bus ride away from RioCentro. Consequently protests have been absent in RioCentro, where 24 hours notice and a UN permit are required. The small mobilisations seen within the centre so far have been seized upon by otherwise unoccupied press photographers. NGOs have been divided, and if not ruled, at least stifled.
The situation faced by NGOs is cast against a corporate agenda many progressive NGOs feel is taking precedence at Rio+20 and threatening its entire raison d'être. There is a lack of will to regulate the private sector in the outcome document while at the same time shifting more responsibility to it. The US suggested in one meeting that a strengthened UN Environment Programme or its replacement at the UN could be backed by private sector funding. Just as galling is the access of the tent for business and industry at Rio+20. In stark contrast to the distant People's Summit, it lies across the road from RioCentro.
Heads of state – or in the case of the US and UK, their proxies – arrive in Rio today. While the official message will doubtless be one of great progress for people and planet, there remain strong reasons for pessimism on the part of NGOs.
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Date: | 1900-1909 |
Description: | Postcard image of a turn-of-the-twentieth century turpentine still and workers in Augusta, Georgia. Throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries the turpentine industry contributed significantly to the economic vitality of the southeastern region of the United States. Georgia's abundance of both longleaf and slash pines coupled with Augusta's location at the head of the Savannah River created an ideal market for turpentine and rosin production in Augusta. Workers harvested crude pine gum from the trees then processed the crude gum into turpentine which would later be used in the manufacturing of cotton goods as well as paints and varnishes. Inscribed on front: "The Pines are cut near the bottom through the bark to get the sap for the turpentine something like this [sketch of tree]. It ruins the pines." Inscribed on verso: "Augusta, Ga., Oct. 27, 1909, I got the packages all in good condition. Had a nice letter from Marion Drury. They are building a home just out of Worcester. The baby is Althea Marion Constance. Bought me a lovely crysanthemum [chrysanthemum] today, and I expect to go to the theater Friday with her and some of my other girls. Made some formal calls today. Will write tomorrow. --Ella." Addressed to Mrs. Caroline M. Mayo, 24 Winter St. Orange, Mass. Original postcard scanned and described by the Digital Library of Georgia as a part of Georgia HomePLACE: an initiative of the Georgia Public Library Service and GALILEO. |
Subjects: | Turpentine--Georgia--Augusta--Pictorial works | Turpentine industry and trade--Georgia--Augusta | Turpentine industry workers--Georgia--Augusta | Longleaf pine--Georgia--Augusta | Slash pine--Georgia--Augusta | Southern pines--Georgia--Augusta | Augusta (Ga.) | Richmond County (Ga.) |
Contributors: | East Central Georgia Regional Library (Augusta, Ga.) |
Online Publisher: | [Athens, Ga.] : Digital Library of Georgia, 2005 |
Original Material: | Turpentine still. Portland, Me. : Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, [between 1900 and 1909] | Picturing Augusta: historic postcards from the collection of the East Central Georgia Regional Library System. |
Rights and Usage: | Cite as: [title of postcard], Augusta and Environs Picture Post Cards in Color, East Central Central Georgia Regional Library, as presented in the Digital Library of Georgia. |
Related Materials: | Forms part of: Picturing Augusta: historic postcards from the collection of the East Central Georgia Regional Library System. |
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I believe most people would agree that the current economy is very tough. It is particularly difficult on young adults entering the workforce, and trying to make it on their own. The good jobs are few and far between. Having a good education and a marketable skill don't assure youths that they will find their dream job. This subject is dear to my heart. My youngest daughter graduated almost a year ago, and still she has not found a job in her field of study, information technology. Two former colleagues of mine have the exact situation. This reality repeats itself throughout the country, as businesses play it on the safe side.
My how times have changedfor the worse. When I graduated from college in 1978, my first engineering job was at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, working on the Space Shuttle program. Before I graduated, I had two good job offers, and I didn't even go looking for them. These came through talking with recruiters who visited my college. Their firms were looking for as many promising college graduates as they could find. That's certainly not the case today.
So what's a young person to do? As a preacher of the gospel, it has long been my conviction that our faith in God or the lack thereof greatly bears on our quality of life. As time marches on and the business of living becomes more challenging on many fronts, my conviction has become even stronger. My boast is that God's ability to bless us and to take care of us is not subject to the state of our economy. For instance, Jesus said, "Everything is possible for him who believes" ( Mark 9:23, NIV). Accordingly, if we want to enjoy a blessed life even in these days, we can do that if we will have faith in God!
There are still good job opportunities out there. No, they are not as plenteous as they used to be. And, yes, just because you attend an elite school, and graduate with honors, these don't guarantee you success. But with God all things are possible. It follows then that as part of a young person's strategy for success in life, his or her faith in God must be right at the top of the list. As parents, it's great that we work and save money to send our children to college, but also, we must model and emphasize to them the need to live by faith in God. The folks in Congress and the White House may not know how to put America back on a road to prosperity, but God knows howif we would only trust Him. He has possibilities at His disposal that are out of this world.
As I write this post, a new wave of college graduates is out there job hunting, and trying to cash in on their years of hard work and preparation to enter the workforce. They will be competing against many of last year's graduates, like my daughter. They will also be competing against thousands who have been laid off, being victims of the current economic slump, and who desperately need work. To be sure, there will be a shortage of good jobs to go around. But the God we serve is more than able to bless us in spite of it all. I say to youths and parents alike, let us not be moved by what we see. "We walk by faith, not by sight" (2 Corinthians 5:7).
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by Robin Miller in Robin's Healthy Take, November 28, 2012We adore hummus in our house. The traditional Middle Eastern dip is a staple in my boys' lunchboxes and a regular afternoon snack. While we like the classic version, we're more drawn to the flavored varieties like roasted red pepper and roasted garlic.
Classic hummus is made by pureeing chickpeas with ingredients like garlic, lemon juice and tahini (sesame seed paste). The garlic and lemon add a burst of great flavor and the tahini helps create a smooth consistency. But, you know me, I can't leave well enough alone because I like things better, bolder and brighter. My hummus recipe below is jacked-up with roasted jalapenos and roasted corn. I love the smoky heat from the jalapenos and the caramelized sweetness of the corn. Plus, the corn adds a unique texture. I also added cumin and smoked paprika for incredible depth of flavor. I think you'll agree it's amazing!
Nutritionally speaking, chickpeas (also known as garbanzo beans) are crammed with thiamin and vitamin B-6, two vitamins that convert food into energy. They also contain generous amounts of folate, vitamin E, calcium and potassium (1 cup of chickpeas has as much potassium as a small banana).
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Cooking spray
2 fresh jalapeno peppers
1 cup frozen corn, thawed
15-ounce can chickpeas, rinsed and drained
2 cloves garlic, minced
3 tablespoons tahini (sesame seed paste)
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
3-5 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/4 teaspoon salt
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Coat a large baking sheet with cooking spray
Place the whole jalapeno peppers and corn on the baking sheet (spread the corn out into a single layer). Roast 15-20 minutes, until the jalapenos and corn are golden brown, stirring the corn and flipping the jalapenos halfway through cooking.
When cool enough to handle, halve the jalapenos and scoop out the seeds, leaving only the flesh. Finely chop the flesh and set aside.
In a food processor, combine the chickpeas, garlic, tahini, lemon juice, 3 tablespoons of the water, olive oil, cumin, paprika and salt. Process until smooth, adding more water if necessary to create the desired consistency.
Transfer the hummus to a serving bowl and fold in the diced jalapeno and roasted corn. Serve the hummus with vegetables, crackers and/or pita wedges on the side.
Makes 2 cups
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The document sought is a review into the operation of the myki ticketing system undertaken by consulting firm Deloitte and commissioned by the Baillieu government in its first month in office.
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The first AMVETS Career Center in the state of North Carolina opened today on the campus of Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer. The center is supported by one of six grants awarded nationwide from AMVETS, an organization whose mission is to support the needs of veterans of the U.S. armed forces.
Pfeiffer University Opens AMVETS Career Center on its Misenheimer Campus with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony on Dec. 7, 9 a.m.
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Pfeiffer University will honor the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor with the grand opening of an AMVETS Career Center on its Misenheimer campus. The ribbon cutting will take place on Wed., Dec. 7, at 9 a.m., in the Community Room of Stokes Student Center, Pfeiffer University, 48380 U.S. Hwy 52N, Mishenheimer. The Career Center itself, which will be open when classes are in session, will be located in Jane Freeman Hall.
Pfeiffer University Invites Community to Annual Christmas Concert
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Concert Choir, Handbell Choir, Wind Ensemble to Perform
The Pfeiffer University Department of Music and Fine Arts will present its annual Christmas Concert on Sun., Dec. 4, 2011, 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Henry Pfeiffer Chapel on the University's Misenheimer Campus (48340 U.S. Hwy 52N). The concerts are free and open to the public.
Grammy-Nominated Musician Bob Carlin to Perform at Pfeiffer University Nov. 18
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Bob Carlin, Grammy nominated musician and author will appear on Pfeiffer University's Misenheimer campus on Fri., Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. in Henry Pfeiffer Chapel. The community is invited to this free event.
Carlin, who was featured earlier this month in the PBS special "Give Me the Banjo†for his knowledge of the development of the banjo and his "clawhammer†playing technique, will offer a lecture and demonstration of old-time music. After his presentation, Carlin will share in a jam session with students, faculty and friends.
Pfeiffer Celebrates Founder's Day
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Dr. Bill Moore '80, Brings Success-Driven "Playing Your Best†Seminars To Pfeiffer Students, Faculty, Staff and Community
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Dr. Moore's presentations supported by the Mariam Coltrane Schramm Fine Arts Endowment
Dr. Bill Moore, president, Moore Performance Counseling, 1980 graduate of Pfeiffer University and well-known sports psychologist, returns to Misenheimer on Tues., Oct. 25 and Wed., Oct. 26 to present "Playing Your Best,†a series of four seminars designed to offer practical steps and inspirational advice for student-athletes, musicians and other performing artists, and future business leaders so that they learn to perform at optimal levels under competitive stress. All students, faculty, staff and the community are invited to attend the free events. No RSVP is required.
SAAC, Peer Ministries and Residence Life Team Up to Host Pfeiffer Pfights Pfantom 5K Race and Monster Dash
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One of Several Pfeiffer University Halloween Events
The Pfeiffer University Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) along with Peer Ministries and Residence Life will come together to host the Pfeiffer Pfights Pfantom 5K and One-Mile Monster Dash. Both events will take place on Sat., Oct. 29 at 10 a.m., on Pfeiffer's Misenheimer campus, 48380 Hwy 52N, with line-up in front of the Administration Building.
Pfeiffer University Receives $197,000 Grant from the Charles A. Cannon Charitable Trusts to Enhance Programs Designed to Meet the Needs of First-Year Students
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Pfeiffer University has received a $197,000 grant from the Charles A. Cannon Charitable Trusts to improve the effectiveness of its First Year Experience/Pfeiffer Journey program for incoming students.
President Mike Miller Discusses His First Year at Pfeiffer
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Leader reflects on last eight months
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The Stanly News and Press Monday,
Pfeiffer University President Mike Miller has been a part of Pfeiffer for eight months now. "It's been an interesting and invigorating number of months where I have had the opportunity to get to know the campus — faculty, staff, coaches and students,†Miller said. "We've got so much going on. It's very exciting.â€
Pfeiffer University Convocation Ceremony to Officially Open 2011-2012 Academic Year
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Colonel Arthur J. Athens, Director of the U.S. Naval Academy's Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership, to Address Students and Faculty
On Fri., Sept. 9, Pfeiffer University will celebrate its annual Opening Academic Convocation with keynote speaker Colonel Arthur J. Athens, director of the Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership at the U.S. Naval Academy. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. in the Merner Center for Health and Physical Education on Pfeiffer's Misenheimer campus.
Pfeiffer University Welcomes New Faculty For 2011-2012 Academic Year
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Pfeiffer University announces the hiring of 12 new members to its undergraduate and graduate faculties for the start of the 2011-2012 academic year.
"This group of educators, most of whom possess terminal degrees in their fields, contribute to the current depth of scholarship and experience that exists among Pfeiffer's excellent faculty,†said Dr. Tracy Espy, provost and vice president for academic affairs. "They will help all of us deliver to our students the quality that is intrinsic to the Pfeiffer experience.â€
Pfeiffer University to Host 2011 Colloquium on Microfinance
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Proceedings from 2010 Microfinance Event Published and Available
Pfeiffer University will host its third annual colloquium on Microfinance on Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., and will be available to participants in two formats: at Pfeiffer's Charlotte campus, 4701 Park Road, Charlotte, and online.
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BOOM! Studios Titles On Sale February 22, 2012
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