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Green Pepper glut
I'm pulling and stripping a bunch of my green pepper plants. I have plenty of good sized peppers, along with loads of little green peppers,about 1-3 inches in size. I looked at them and thought perhaps they could be pickled whole like those "cherry bomb" type peppers? Does anyone know?
Could I pickle them using the Pickled Hot Pepper recipe from NCHFP? Could I add a dried cayenne pepper to spice them up?
Should I use the sweet Pickled Bell Peppers recipe? If I do can I leave the little peppers whole?
Do I need to peel them? Some of them are pretty small. Or are they are too immature to use for anything?
What else could I do with my green peppers? And yes, I do know there is always the food bank.
Also appreciated: Suggestions for haberno, cayenne, jalapeno, and anaheim peppers (aside from salsa)
We had our second earliest freeze on record: the first day of fall! With lots of covers most of the garden came through, but the weather folks are saying another frost/freeze this weekend so I'm trying to clean out some of the garden and make it more managable to cover up what is left. (We aren't talking a few sheets and blankets here, more like a couple of huge canvas tarps...)
And here I was hoping for a long fall!
I have found if peppers are too small, and the skin feels rough rather than smooth, they are bitter and just not good. Maybe others have different experiences. I have been over run with bell peppers, have a lot in the freezer and have been eating fajitas, stuffed green peppers, etc as much as I can!
I have a lot of hot pepper fans in my life, so I often make pickled hot peppers with whatever vatieties of hot peppers I have. Also - hot pepper jelly is always fun. I roast most of my anaheims, and either make rellenos, or freeze them - for when I need "canned" green chiles during the year. I thought about canning the anaheims this year, but have not gotten around to it yet, and probably wont due to the fact they are so easy to freeze. :)
I've had the same experience as ekgrows. If the peppers are too small, they have had a bitter flavor and they are tough, too. As for small peppers that are mature enough that taste good, I freeze either diced, sliced, or whole (with innards removed). The frozen whole ones are easy and I've used them to make stuffed peppers later, but they do take up considerably more room in the freezer and will break into pieces if you drop the frozen bag on the floor! I've dehydrated them to later grind into powder for seasoning. I haven't had the same luck with using diced dehydrated in cooking as some people have. I did can some, but discovered that we're not big fans of vinegar flavored vegetables. It's not something we eat much of and I still have several jars of pickled pepper rings. I have lots and lots of diced and sliced peppers in the freezer. Great for cooking. I package them in small sizes so I can take out one package and use it. I found that freezing in larger bags and taking out what I needed used less space in the freezer, but also resulted in more ice crystals in the bag, and reduced flavor for the remaining peppers after time.
Could I pickle them using the Pickled Hot Pepper recipe from NCHFP? Could I add a dried cayenne pepper to spice them up?
Should I use the sweet Pickled Bell Peppers recipe? If I do can I leave the little peppers whole?
You can use it but 'should' is your choice. You can leave them whole as long as you core them or cut some slits in them so the brine can get inside.
Do I need to peel them? Some of them are pretty small.
No but it can make them tougher, more 'chewy' if you don't.
My personal preference for all the end of season peppers - regardless of the type - is to just toss them in freezer bags and into the freezer. All sorts of uses over the winter. The larger ones I cut in half or quarters, the small ones I just remove the stem and core them.
i'm about to PC bell and frying peppers. DH likes a little zing, but my one habanero plant has just 2" peppers- it got a late start. it's my 1 hot pepper. we don't eat them, but my boss does. so i thought of putting a quarter of a hab into each pint. at that rate i don't think bitterness would show up, but would the heat ? no way i want to overdo it , even jalapenos are too hot for me. ( i know, laugh !)


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Typical parisian and romantic place on the 5th floor (with lift!). With the subway in front of the door it's so pratical to discover Paris and 2 steps from famous Père Lachaise cemetery. There is many restaurants and shopping in the neighborhood.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Bonjour, Welcome to my Apartment in the center of Paris, an ideal and charming place to discover the city.
The neighborhood is so charming, with lots of good restaurants and shooping and little grocery. You'll find guides in my place to discover the best places !
I let you the whole place.. and a bottle of red french wine :)
Travel times:
Père Lachaise cemetery : 5 minutes walk
Bastille and the Marais : 10 minutes
The Louvre and Palais Royal: 15 minutes
Champs Elysées: 20 minutes
The Eiffel Tower: 25 minutes
Montmartre/ Sacré Coeur :C15 minutes
Charles de Gaulle Airport: 45 minutes
Orly Airport: 60 minutes
There are also 1 Velib stations and 3 buses running all day and night. You will find all these maps in the apartment.
Guests will have the whole place to themselves. It is located on the 5th Floor with elevator, you will enjoy the view over the roofs of Paris.
The apartment itself is very bright and airy with a spacious bedroom with a large double bed (160 x 200), as well as a pull out sofa in the living-room suitable for 1 people. You will have a whole wardrobe for your clothing. The place fits 2 comfortably or 3 cosily!
It is fully furnished with all the modern cons such as 32" flat screen, dvd player, wi-fi internet.
The kitchen is brand new and equipped with washing machine, microwave, kettle, fridge, oven and vitro-ceramic stove.
All bed linen is provided as well as towels and a hairdryer.
Many restaurants all around in Oberkampf Street (50m), any types of food represented, among which French traditional style like "Chez Justine" or the lovely brunch served at "Barbershop". The neighbourhood is safe with food shops, markets just a few minutes away.
Check in and check out times can be flexible, if you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me, it will be a pleasure to help you organize your stay :)
A bientot!
Guest Access
The apartment is close to 2 metro lines.
The metro station "Rue Saint Maur", just down to the apartement, will drop you everywhere you want in Paris. For exemple, you can reach the central "Republique" metro station (lines, 3, 5, 9, 8 and 11) in only 3 minutes.
The "Père Lachaise" station is also just down the street, on line 2, from there, you can easily reach Montmartre and the Sacré Coeur.
Interaction with Guests
You have the whole appartment during your stay but we will see each other at check-in and check-out if it's possible.
The Neighborhood
The neighborhood is very typical of Paris. We have many restaurants, charming coffee and grocery just around us.
We also have Belleville, the chinese neighborhood 10min walks, it's like an additionnal trip.
Getting around
The apartment is close to 2 metro lines.
The metro station "Rue Saint Maur", just down to the apartement, will drop you everywhere you want in Paris. For exemple, you can reach the central "Republique" metro station (lines, 3, 5, 9, 8 and 11) in only 3 minutes.
Respect :)
Laetitia's apartment was absolutely fantastic! Very clean, very beautiful and a perfect location. It was just steps away from a metro station that will take you anywhere in the city and it's surrounded with great places to eat. Laetitia was also super helpful! She gave us recommendations of where to go and answered all of our questions. I highly recommend staying here.
We had a great weekend stay at this apartment in Paris. Laetitia was very helpful and quick to respond to the questions I had about our stay. The apartment is very light and airy with a good sized bedroom especially for Paris and a great location.
We had a perfect experience staying at Laetitia's apartment in the Marais. The blow-up was comfy and thanks Laetitia for leaving us tea and cereal. The metro is on the doorstep as well all the restaurants and bars and galleries that we planned to visit. A great place to stay for a weekend in Paris.
Very welcome! A wonderful little apartment, well located and cozy. Laetitia made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed.
Though we only had online contact about the appartment, this went smoothly. The appartment is spacious, light and nicely decorated.
We were though disappointed to find a really dirty toilet. Maybe this had to do with the fact that we wanted to move in to the appartment two hours earlier than the check in-time Laetitia proposed. If so, I would have wanted to know that an earlier check-in time resulted in not cleaning the entire appartment. Although the kitchen was clean, it smelt of dirty waste bin all weekend.
The sheets and beds were nice and clean, and although there is no sleeping couch/bed in the living room, but an air matress (aside from the double bed in the beatiful bedroom) we slept really well on it.
We had a great time in Paris with our two kids, and this appartment is situated next to a metro station (in a nice neighbourhood!) from where you can explore this lovely city.
Hi Anouk,
We're surprised to read this about the the cleanliness. Your check-in was earlier but, I assure you that we did he cleaning seriously. No one has ever complained, if we may be missing something... Sorry about that.
Regarding the trash, it is possible that she smelt a little but. Anyway, we redecorated the kitchen and bought a new this weekend :)
You are most Welcome again with your child :)
Her apartment was extremely clean and in a good location like she said. I was able to check in when it was convenient for me and she left great information about the area. The one thing was that rather than a sofa bed there was an air mattress but it was still comfortable.
We've spent a wonderful time in Paris and in the lively neighbourhood of Laetitias apartment. The apartment was quiet, comfortable and Laetitia gave us lots of valuable information and recommendations. Merci beaucoup!
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Bonjour, Welcome !
My name is Laetitia, I've been living in Paris for seven years and loving it ! The city, Movie theater, art exhibitions..
I am consultant for a major airline, so you can enjoy the entire appartement to visit Paris !
I will let home-made guides for you, with good places, restaurants..
..I'm very happy to welcome you in Paris !
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Harvard Woman Defies Skeptics as Asian Wine Master
April 28 (Bloomberg) -- Jeannie Cho Lee says she wonders sometimes if her life as a certified wine expert wouldn't be easier if she were a gray-haired man with heavy glasses.
Looking that way would better fit the industry expectation of a Master of Wine as a tweed-wearing European gentleman and she wouldn't get skeptical looks from vineyard owners doubtful that she knows enough to critique their wines, she says. Overcoming those first impressions is a challenge the Korean-born Lee says she faces as the only Asian among 279 Master of Wines and one of 75 women with that rare qualification.
She likens herself to "a blond, Swedish man" trying to rate the best dim sum in Hong Kong, and imagines he would face the same incredulity from locals who grew up in the culture.
"You have to prove you can play the same game but do it even better," says Lee, 41, whose jet-black hair drapes her shoulders like a shawl. "It's never easy."
Lee is used to being the odd one out. She recalls migrating to Long Island from Seoul as an 8-year-old and being taunted at grade school while she struggled to understand the teacher. Yet, from fifth grade through Smith College, she was near the top of her class, and would graduate with a Master's in public policy from Harvard University at 23.
As a high-school student in downtown New York in the 1980s, she twice witnessed street violence and says the experience "toughened" her.
The only child of supermarket-owning parents who wanted a big family and whose son died at the age of one, Lee says she felt obliged to obey their wishes to marry a Korean and pursue a stable job as an academic.
Wine School
It was her marriage, at 25, to investment banker and Korean migrant Joseph Lee, whom she met at a New York wine school, that freed her to pursue her love of food and writing.
"He said, 'I will always provide you with the stability to do whatever you want to do; that's my role,'" she says.
Lee followed Joseph to Hong Kong for his job with UBS AG in 1994, and was a wine-and-food reporter for the Far Eastern Economic Review.
From 1999, Joseph Lee was a managing director at Goldman Sachs Asia LLC and retired recently, she says. When a chance came in 2001 to either study for a Ph.D. at the Hong Kong University or become a Master of Wine, she chose the latter.
"I'm used to taking exams, but this was different," says Lee, recalling the four days of "non-stop writing" for the Master of Wine examination that caused her fingers to blister and her arm to cramp. She earned the title in 2008.
"It's unprofessional to get drunk," says Lee. "In the wine profession, no one has seen me drunk. Period. I just don't go there. As a woman, I feel that sense of responsibility."
Four Daughters
Now, between daughters aged 13, 11 and twin eight-year-olds and running a startup wine consulting firm in an open office shared with a stock brokerage in Hong Kong, Lee says she plans to start a database in May that lets subscribers view her ratings on 10,000 wines, from their taste to investment value.
As Hong Kong overtakes London to become the world's second-biggest wine hub, the city will offer more wine-related services, says Lee. Hong Kong scrapped wine duties in February 2008 and held 14 wine auctions last year worth almost HK$500 million ($64 million). She says Hong Kong qualifies less as a generic wine hub than one for bottles worth $100 or more.
Noting the sold-out wine sales and record prices at Hong Kong auctions held by companies such as Sotheby's, Lee says the "crazy bidding" was fuelled by new buyers who either didn't know the bottles' worth or felt they were cheap relative to the millions they were paying for art, she says.
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At Sotheby's April 3 auction in Hong Kong, for example, a 12-bottle lot of Chateau Latour 1982 in original wooden casing fetched HK$338,800 or $43,649; about two weeks later, New York-based Tribeca Wine Merchants Ltd. ran an advertisement in the city's newspaper offering the same for $2,250 a bottle.
Only well-known wines like Petrus, Latour and Lafite would retain their value or be resold for higher prices, she says. Lee says wine should be bought for pleasure, not investment --and prices for lesser-known wines won't sustain current levels.
"I have not known anyone who made their fortune in the wine business; don't expect to be the first," says Lee. "If your goal is to make money, do it in another industry."
Those who insist on wine investment should buy bottles they enjoy and that age elegantly, she says.
Lee says white wines from Germany and the Loire Valley as examples of low-priced, underrated bottles that could age beautifully for "50, 60 years." She also likes Pinot Noirs from Oregon, and high-grade reds from Australia and California.
When unwinding with her family, Lee says she prefers a good bottle of red wine that's 10 years or older, such as a 1985 or 1986 Bordeaux or a 1988 Burgundy. The most enthralling change in a bottle of fine red wine that's 10 years or older is its texture, which turns "silky from velvety with age."
"Then it becomes a real pleasure to drink," she says.
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Bad Acoustics Ignored with the PhantomFocus⢠System
â Turnkey Monitor Tuning Protocol Provides World Class Performance Even in Nightmare Acoustic Environments â
Nashville, TN: Continuing the trend of the engineer / producer / musician / songwriter needing his or her own studio, Nashvilleâs Kyle Lee (Michael W. Smith, TobyMac) accepted an invitation to become part of a larger studio complex that housed several other artists, engineers and producers. The space he was given was a former overdub booth that would be his control room. The list of egregious acoustic anomalies included a small lopsided cone-shaped room; a commercial dropped ceiling; and only high frequency absorption with a little foam in two corners. âNo matter what positioning I tried with the speakers, the center imaging was vague and I just couldnât find any low end,â? says Lee, âeven though my monitors were specâed to go down to 45Hz. I used a small subwoofer and that just confused the issue, adding a one-note bass quality to the sound.â?
Enter Carl Tatz Design (CTD) and the PhantomFocus⢠System monitor tuning enhancement protocol that was able to essentially ignore the room problems. âI love tough rooms like this because the transformation is so dramatic,â? explains Tatz. âDropped ceilings are always a wild card for low frequency performance, either working for you or against you and sometimes both. Because of the asymmetricality of the room, the left and right speakers had very different low frequency responses. Luckily, there was some symmetry to the side walls next to the monitors, and they had enough absorption to kill any flutter echo. The PhantomFocus System implementation was easily able to tame and correct all these issues and provided Kyle with a stunningly accurate sweet spot.â?
Lee says that he was at the end of his rope when he called Tatz and frankly was a bit skeptical after all he had tried to make the room work. âI basically hung on Carlâs reputation to deliver the room, and when it was done I realized everything he said would happen did happen. Like, the speakers would âgo awayâ and I would be listening to music and not speakers anymore; the center imaging was holographic and the low end was really solid and tight. I was a little afraid at first that because all the reference cuts we were listening to sounded so amazing now on the Focal Twin 6Bs, I was concerned that everything would sound that way, and I would feel like I wouldnât have to do anything to my mixes.â? Those fears were quickly allayed when Lee threw up some older mixes and then put up the tracks of his current project. âI realized that if a mix is good it will sound really good on the PFS and if itâs bad, it sounds really bad â thatâs how revealing it is. Now if I could just get some work done because everyone in the complex wants to come in and hear my monitors now.â?
About the PhantomFocus⢠System
Once the basic acoustic treatment has been accomplished, Carl Tatz Designâs proprietary PhantomFocus⢠System offers clients a unique opportunity to have a truly world class monitoring experience in their room, no matter how modest they may perceive their room to be. The PhantomFocus System enhances their monitors of choice to perform accurately at a full 20Hz to 20KHz frequency response with pinpoint imaging in an almost holographic sweet spot â this enables their mixes to travel anywhere with a new level of sonic accuracy. There are approximately fifty steps in the proprietary PhantomFocus System implementation protocol, some of which may include phase and laser alignment, damping, isolation mounts, careful assessment of engineer/speaker placement relative to their roomâs primary axial modes, proprietary speaker distance and angle, crossover points for pass filtering, and finally parametric equalization. Hardware can include monitor stands, concrete, granite, Sorbothane, closed cell foam, and other isolation and decoupling materials, custom floating plenum mounts, subwoofer system, custom crossover, parametric equalizers and the monitors themselves (passive or active). The evaluation and implementation is a full two-day process and can be applied to nearfields, midfields, and large soffit mounted monitors, regardless of manufacturer. Carl Tatz Design can install the PhantomFocus System in existing control rooms or in studios that are designed and built from the ground up by CTD. The result is like the aural equivalent of HD TV. Once you experience a PhantomFocus Monitor System, you canât go back.
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Expert review of Watusi
A hip, slightly tongue in cheek venue on thr Ossington strip, Watusi is very much a tapas restaurant in the evening, until suddenly, a few hours later, it's morphed into a packed bar. It's great for a two-in-one experience when you don't feel like switching venues after dinner. The menu offers twists on the old classics - both food and drink.
Stack up a slew of small plates for a full meal here — or have a starter and drink here, then eat your way up the Ossington strip. Good options include the flatbread pizzas, beef tenderloin, marinated pork empanadas and the molten chocolate cake. The drinks menu is where the real effort lies - with so many martinis it gets near impossible to choose.
The carefully chosen beautiful staff and the slightly whimsical nature of Watusi attracts a lot of the same crowd that frequent the pricy big money bars of King Street. This is one of their weekend haunts. Weekends on Ossington can get crammed, so if looking for a quiet dinner or snack out, pick a weeknight.
Good - and carried out by a slew of very attractive women in 60s airline-inspired uniforms. It sounds tacky, but it actually works. People dress up a little to come here and not be outdressed.
In he heart of the Ossington strip, slightly closer to Queen Street.
It's pretty expensive by the time those small plates add up, so I'd recommend this as more a light meal of share plates and drinks.
More information on Watusi:
- Price guide:
- Type:
- Bar, Bistro, Restaurant
- Food:
- American, Fusion
- Address:
- 110 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M6J 2Z4
- Telephone:
- +1 416 533 1800
- Website:
- http://www.watusi.biz
- Serves:
- Brunch, Dinner
- Opening times:
- Mon-Sat 6pm-2am, Sun 11am-3pm.
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Reservations:
- Essential at peak times


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The search for that cup has filled my head with a lot of miscellany. Information about coffee beans, grinding methods, the ideal temperature of extraction, and so much more. After going through a drip coffee machine and a french press, I have arrived at the Aeropress. Created by American inventor Alan Adler, it is like a large plastic syringe that makes outstanding coffee.
While it looks similar to a french press, it uses air pressure to extract two shots of powerful espresso. With a real espresso machine you need 9 bar of press, which is a lot, but the Aeropress produces excellent results comparable with a moka pot, which is a stovetop espresso maker. If you aren't ready to spend hundreds of dollars on a legitimate espresso machine, go straight to the Aeropress. It costs about $25 on Amazon and produces far better coffee in 30 seconds than the Krups coffee machine you find in most kitchens.
One thing I noticed immediately was that I could taste the subtle differences between different beans for the first time. To improve taste, I got fresh Yunnan Province coffee beans which were harvested within the last 45 days, along with a Hario hand grinder. The hand grinder is important because it yields a more consistant grind and doesn't heat up (burn) the beans like an electric grinder does.
Here's my 90-second morning coffee routine:
- Wake up and put water into an electric kettle, turn it on
- When the water has boiled, turn the kettle off and set my watch timer
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- After one minute has passed, put the beans into the Aeropress, fill it 20% with water and stir
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A catchy comedy drama that stars Martin Clunes as the brash doctor Martin Ellingham, whose blunt opinions and tactless manner cause mayhem in a small Cornish community.
TV Schedule
On the Edge (Part 2) #302
Having failed to restart his relationship with Louisa Glasson, Martin is forced out of the picture with the arrival of her dad, Terry Glasson. Terry has hatched a scheme with a colleague, Jonathan Crozier, to smuggle in some explosives which they want to use to help them in a robbery. Terry decides to back out of the smuggling, and things get even worse for Doc Martin. As he finds himself held hostage, along with Louisa, by a paranoid Jonathan, as he attempts to force Terry to carry out their plan.
- KET Thursday, March 26 at 9:00 pm EST
- KET Friday, March 27 at 2:00 am EST
- KET2 Friday, March 27 at 8:00 pm EST
- KET2 Sunday, March 29 at 3:00 pm EST
The Apple Doesn't Fall #303
Portwenn has a new police officer following the departure of PC Mark Mylow after his doomed marriage. His replacement is PC Joseph Penhale, who appears to have an odd affliction which causes him to fall asleep suddenly at strange times. The doctor discovers that he has narcolepsy brought on by a kick to the head from a horse suffered two years earlier. Village plumber Bert Large is having a midlife crisis. His son Al has left the village on his travels round the world and Bert feels left out in the cold. Doc Martin offers no help.
- KET Thursday, April 2 at 9:00 pm EST
- KET Friday, April 3 at 2:00 am EST
- KET2 Friday, April 3 at 8:00 pm EST
- KET2 Sunday, April 5 at 3:00 pm EDT
Movement #304
In a life-changing decision, Bert Large abandons his plumbing business to open his own restaurant. The opening of Large's restaurant is far from a success, when Doc Martin, who has a phobia about blood, finds a spot of blood on his plate. To make matters worse for Bert, the following day, the doctor's office is inundated with patients with symptoms of food poisoning, and all claiming to have eaten at his restaurant.
- KET Thursday, April 9 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, April 10 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, April 10 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, April 12 at 3:00 pm EDT
City Slickers #305
The Oakwoods, a family of city slickers seeking a new life by the sea, set out to disrupt the tranquility of Portwenn. They manage to gatecrash an intimate dinner Louisa has prepared for her and Martin. With their romantic dinner plans ruined, the disgruntled doctor decides to make a hasty exit leaving Louisa to deal with the neighbors from hell. A car vandal is on the loose in Portwenn. Cars belonging to the doctor, his Aunt Joan, and Bert Large have all been damaged. The doctor reports the vandalism to PC Penhale, but he seems strangely reluctant to investigate. He has to confess he is suffering from agoraphobia and can't leave the police station.
- KET Thursday, April 16 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, April 17 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, April 17 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, April 19 at 3:00 pm EDT
The Admirer #306
Portwenn looks set to become a hotbed of passion. Louisa Glasson is furious to discover she has a rival for Doc Martin's affections - glamorous divorcee and hotel owner, Carrie Wilson. Can Louisa contain her jealously and claim Martin as her man before Carrie's flirty tactics take effect? On his way to PC Penhale's birthday party, Martin accidentally backs his car into Carrie's dog, killing him. Carrie is distraught by the death of her dog and slaps Martin across the face when he hands her the dog, and tries to apologize.
- KET Thursday, April 23 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, April 24 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Sunday, April 26 at 3:00 pm EDT
The Holly Bears a Prickle #307
It has taken three seasons, but Doc Martin and Louisa are finally going on their first date. However, in typical fashion, the clumsy doctor manages to ruin the moment with an inappropriate remark, and Louisa ends their affair, leaving Martin shell shocked. The break-up hits Martin harder than he anticipated. But there's one more chance to redeem himself when he gets an urgent call for help from Louisa to treat her friend Holly. As Martin leaves Louisa's house, he realizes he could lose her forever. He pauses on the doorstep and asks her to marry him.
- KET Thursday, April 30 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, May 1 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, May 1 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, May 3 at 3:00 pm EDT
Nowt So Queer #308
Portwenn is buzzing with the news of the engagement of Dr. Martin Ellingham and Headmistress Louisa Glasson. Mushrooms are the cause of an outbreak of aspergillosis in the village. Bert Large, postman Dave, and restaurant chef Mick Mabley are among the victims. Bert Large's ill health is not his only problem. His restaurant is in financial trouble. Son Al decides it is time to take action to save the business.
- KET Thursday, May 7 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, May 8 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, May 8 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, May 10 at 3:00 pm EDT
Happily Ever After #309
Martin manages to offend the local vicar who is due to conduct Martin and Louisa's wedding ceremony by suggesting he has a drinking problem. In a struggle over a bottle of whisky, the vicar stumbles and fractures his pelvis. As the ambulance takes the vicar to hospital, Martin is left with the dilemma of finding a replacement vicar with just three hours to go to the wedding. With less than an hour to go to the ceremony, pregnant bridesmaid Isobel goes into labor. Martin is summoned by Louisa, and on a windswept hill top above Portwenn he delivers a healthy baby boy. Now it's a race against time for Martin and Louisa to get to the church on time.
- KET Thursday, May 14 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, May 15 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, May 15 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, May 17 at 3:00 pm EDT
Better The Devil #401
Life has become ever more infuriating for Dr. Martin Ellingham since the heart-wrenching decision to call off his marriage to Louisa. Martin has begun to question what keeps him in Cornwall. On a visit to the hospital, Martin is stunned to meet Edith, his old girlfriend from medical school days who is now a top-ranking doctor with a flourishing private practice. Martin learns there is a prestigious surgeon's job opening up in London that is perfect for him if he can overcome his blood phobia. But all Martin's thoughts of the future are turned upside-down when Louisa unexpectedly returns to Portwenn. She wants nothing to do with Martin, but she has big news of her own.
- KET Thursday, May 21 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, May 22 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, May 22 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, May 24 at 3:00 pm EDT
Uneasy Lies The Head #402
Martin struggles to deal with the news of Louisa's pregnancy. But Louisa is adamant that she does not want Martin involved. She is hired to teach at the local school, but the headmaster is acting strangely. He has an arm that rises up into the air without him seeming to notice it! At the hospital for a routine check-up, Louisa discovers that Edith is going to be her doctor. She also learns something about Martin and Edith's relationship during medical school that shocks her. Upon returning to school, Louisa discovers that the headmaster has taken her pupils down to the treacherous rock pools of Roscarrock Cove for a nature walk. She alerts Martin and he rushes there to try and save the children.
- KET Thursday, May 28 at 9:00 pm EDT
- KET Friday, May 29 at 2:00 am EDT
- KET2 Friday, May 29 at 8:00 pm EDT
- KET2 Sunday, May 31 at 3:00 pm EDT
Perish Together As Fools #403
Martin is shocked to find Louisa and Aunt Joan knocking at his door before his office has opened. Louisa has had a medical scare and wants Martin's reassurance that everything is fine. P.C. Penhale, still officially the world's worst policeman, has an unexpected visitor - his older brother Sam. Martin notices that Sam has some problems with his memory and co-ordination. It's probably just a virus, but when Martin takes Sam's family history, he decides there is a very small possibility that Sam has a rare genetic disease. It turns out that Martin diagnoses a different illness that will change Penhale's opinion of his brother forever.
- KET Friday, June 5 at 2:00 am EDT
Driving Mr. McLynn #404
Martin is called to Louisa's new home after she has a dizzy spell while shifting furniture. Martin urges her to slow down, but is shocked to learn that Louisa has applied to be her school's head teacher again. Aunt Joan is involved in a car crash with the McLynns, an elegant elderly couple. When P.C. Penhale rushes to the scene and tries to impose his authority, he is ignored by both drivers. Edith visits Martin for some advice on her medical research, and Martin reveals he has applied for the prestigious surgeon's job in London.
- KET Friday, June 12 at 2:00 am EDT
The Departed #405
Martin is in London to meet with Robert Dashwood, who is leading the selection process for the prestigious London surgeon's job that he has applied for. On the train back to Cornwall, Martin is annoyed to be seated next to one of his patients, a sheep farmer named Jim Selkirk. Jim falls asleep and slumps onto Martin's shoulder - dead from heart failure! Theo, one of Louisa's students, becomes ill in class. His parents, Juliet and Richard Wenn, are certain that their child picked up the illness in Joan's chicken coop during a school field trip. Martin cannot deny it is a possibility and the couple announces their intention to sue Aunt Joan.
- KET Friday, June 19 at 2:00 am EDT
Midwife Crisis #406
Martin meets Portwenn's new midwife, Molly, who will be looking after Louisa. He finds that cognitive behavioral exercises are a great help with his blood phobia and he is able to take blood from P.C. Penhale without reacting. Martin visits Aunt Joan at her farm, and breaks the news that he is intending to become a surgeon in London again. Martin and Molly have their final stand-off when Louisa develops a temperature which Molly tries to sooth with herbal remedies. Edith has big news for Martin that Louisa overhears - Robert is going to offer him the prestigious surgeon's job in London.
- KET Friday, June 26 at 2:00 am EDT
Do Not Disturb #407
To solve her farm's money problems, Aunt Joan starts a small bed-and-breakfast business. Pauline's suspicions are confirmed when she steams open a confidential letter addressed to Martin and discovers his contract offer for the London job. Martin deals with the victim of an accident without hesitation, proving to both himself and Edith that his blood phobia is completely cured, and he is now fully able to be a surgeon in London again.
- KET Friday, July 3, 2015 at 2:00 am EDT
The Wrong Goodbye #408
Martin and Pauline are surprised by the number of patients coming to see him on the last day before he moves to London. Martin is driving out of Portwenn with the moving men when he sees Tasha fall from the Harbour Day stage. With a little bit of help from a guilty Bert and Al, he is able to diagnose Tasha's medical condition, and is shocked to learn that she is married to taxi driver Tommy, and that he is driving Louisa to her hospital appointment.
- KET Friday, July 10, 2015 at 2:00 am EDT


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This is a special post from Katherine Rucker, a MALTS student here at the University of Rochester who is doing an independent study with me on Latin American literature. As you'll see below, she's planning on doing sample translations—and reader's reports—from a bunch of underrepresented Spanish language literatures. Problem is, she's having a tough time finding interesting, contemporary, untranslated books from some of these places.
Once I realized that I'd never really translated anything by an author who wasn't from Spain or Argentina, I decided to do a sort of choose your own adventure Spanish class this semester. It's basically an independent study where I'll only read books from Spanish-speaking countries that are less represented in translation. But first I'll have to choose some books. Beyond the usual challenge of finding books that are both a) good and b) have translation rights available, I found that it's actually damn near impossible to find any kind of book from countries like Nicaragua. Or Costa Rica. Much less Panama.
Granted, part of this might have to do with the actual number of books coming out of those countries. (At one point in my Internet-crawling I realized that what I was looking at wasn't a "Best Books of 2013" list, but actually a list of "All the Books Published in This Country Last Year".) The more I looked, the more I became convinced that this has a lot to do with the framework of publishing throughout most of Latin America–namely the fact that most of the publishers are incredibly out-of-touch with the modern methods of reaching a wider audience . . . by which I mean the Internet.
As an example, I found a book I wanted to read from Uruguay. It was on one of the only publisher's websites I stumbled on that wasn't hard to look at and actually seemed functional. They even had a decent catalog. Great. I figured I could just order the book online—but every search I did brought me back to the same publisher's website . . . who wanted me to either send them a message or give them a phone call saying which books I wanted and then come pick them up from their office. Shipping was extra, and they only shipped within Uruguay.
I guess what I might be experiencing here is something that other translators have confronted before: even if I'm actively seeking out books from a particular countries, I'm going to have a hard time finding them. And if I'm not actively looking for them, I'm never, ever going to find them—and books that are invisible to translators stay invisible to everyone else, too.
So unless someone wants to fly me to Uruguay for Spring Break, I'll keep sorting through bad publishing websites, trying to find something promising. But since I know you all wouldn't be reading Three Percent if you didn't care about promoting translation, I'll go ahead and say that I'd love to hear from you. If you're the biggest fan of Bolivia's best-kept secret, if you're a translator or publisher with a giant library, or even if you just happen to be a bit better at googling than I am, I'd love it if you helped me find some books from these under-translated countries. I'm eager to see what we'll find.
—Katherine Rucker (krucker [at] z.rochester.edu)
Pedro Zarraluki's The History of Silence (trans. Nick Caistor and Lorenza García) begins with the narrator and his wife, Irene, setting out to write a book about silence, itself called The History of Silence: "This is the story of how. . .
There are plenty of reasons you can fail to find the rhythm of a book. Sometimes it's a matter of discarding initial assumptions or impressions, sometimes of resetting oneself. Zigmunds Skujiņš's Flesh-Coloured Dominoes was a defining experience in the necessity. . .
In a culture that privileges prose, reviewing poetry is fairly pointless. And I've long since stopped caring about what the world reads and dropped the crusade to get Americans to read more poems. Part of the fault, as I've suggested. . .
I would like to pose the argument that it is rare for one to ever come across a truly passive protagonist in a novel. The protagonist (perhaps) of Three Light-Years, Claudio Viberti, is just that—a shy internist who lives in. . .
The last five days of the eleventh-century Icelandic politician, writer of sagas, and famous murder victim Snorri Sturleleson (the Norwegian spelling, Snorre, is preserved in the book) make up Thorvald Steen's most recently translated historical fiction, The Little Horse. Murdered. . .
We all know Paris, or at least we think we know it. The Eiffel Tower. The Latin Quarter. The Champs-Élysées. The touristy stuff. In Dominique Fabre's novel, Guys Like Me, we're shown a different side of Paris: a gray, decaying. . .
One hundred pages into Birth of a Bridge, the prize-winning novel from French writer Maylis de Kerangal, the narrator describes how starting in November, birds come to nest in the wetlands of the fictional city of Coca, California, for three. . .
At 30, the Mexican writer Valeria Luiselli is already gathering her rosebuds. Faces in the Crowd, her poised debut novel, was published by Coffee House Press, along with her Brodsky-infused essay collection, Sidewalks. The essays stand as a theoretical map. . .
Fantomas Versus the Multinational Vampires: An Attainable Utopia (narrated by Julio Cortázar) is, not disappointingly, as wild a book as its title suggests. It is a half-novella half-graphic novel story about . . . what, exactly? A European tribunal, Latin. . .
Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green. In it she explores how our private fears and insecurities can distort what we believe to be real and can cause us to sabotage our intimate relationships.. . .


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Government shutdown could postpone weekend's Navy-Air Force game
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The federal government entered a shutdown early Tuesday morning for the first time in 17 years. While the government shutdown might not change your work schedule, it has a good chance to influence what football games you can watch this week.
The Navy-Air Force football game which was scheduled to air on national television this Saturday (11:30 a.m. ET on CBS) could be postponed. Some fans will have to consider canceling flight plans, since the sold-out game might not even take place.
According to a press release by the Naval Academy, "The Department of Defense has suspended all intercollegiate athletic competitions at the Service Academies. The Naval Academy will cancel contests as appropriate and notification on Saturday's football game against Air Force will be made public prior to 12 noon on Thursday."
So why exactly would a football game be canceled? Troy Garnhart, an associate athletic director at the Air Force Academy, was quoted in USA Today Sports as saying that upper-class cadets there are considered military personnel, so travel restrictions could affect them under the shutdown.
However, Naval Academy spokesman Scott Strasemeier told USA Today that "nothing has changed at this point." Strasemeier said he had no further information about the potential postponement.
Another game that could be postponed is the game between Army and Boston College this Saturday, but the outcome is still up in the air.
Heading into the game, Air Force (1-4) is on a four-game losing streak, having lost all four of its Mountain West Conference games. Meanwhile, Navy (2-1) looks to bounce back after a disappointing loss last week to Western Kentucky.
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JASON D.B.K.S. "Amped Up" @jasondbksPosted: December 22, 2014 by majesticohha in Dayton, Music video
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Shuicide Holla – "Same Ol' Me" (Video)Posted: December 19, 2014 by majesticohha in Cleveland, Music video
Tags: Hungry Music, Lyricist, Ohha, Shuicide Holla, TOTW
(Video) Machine Gun Kelly: Champions ft. Puff DaddyPosted: February 18, 2013 by majesticohha in Cleveland, Mixtape, Music video
Tags: Black Flag Mixtape, Champions, Machine Gun Kelly, MGK, Ohha
Yess yes yall, MGK drops another bangin video for the release of his Mixtape "Black Flag". As successful and famous Kellz has gotten he still holds his OHHA plaques high in his videos! Right back at you homeboy!
The mixtape is supposed to drop soon, when it does I'll update this with the download link.
What do I Have to do to be Nominated For an Award?Posted: January 12, 2012 by majesticohha in Article, ohio hip hop awards
Tags: artist tips, how do i win, how to get nominated, jimmy iovine, marketing help, music business tips, Nomination, Ohha, ohio hip hop awards, tips for artists, winning awards
What do I have to do to be nominated for an award?
By: Derrick Majestic McKenzie / email@example.com / @majesticoh10
(The opinions found on this blog reflect those of the author and not those of the Ohio Hip Hop Awards and its affiliates)
One of the questions I field almost every day from artists in Ohio is what do I have to do to be nominated for an Ohio Hip Hop Award? It's a simple question to ask with a very complicated answer. There's more than one way to skin a cat but since none of us are experts in the illegal fur trade I will try to answer the question as best as I can. There is no set formula for a nomination since every artist is unique in their own right. In this article I'm going to give you some examples and advice on what it takes to swing a nomination with most award companies.
1. Submit – Probably one of the most important steps to getting a nomination for any award system is to submit your press kit. Nearly all artists work hard at music, do shows, go on tours, release songs and hone their craft; however most do not handle the behind the scene business practices well. Many assume that since they are creating a buzz in their market while getting praise for their talents means that everyone knows who they are and what they are doing. This is a HUGE misconception. No matter what you are doing in your own city, it is always a good idea to make sure the right people are privy to your accomplishments. A good press kit can go a long way, not just with us, but with any other organization. Reach out to make the introduction, invite members of the business to some of your shows and build a relationship. This is key in almost every aspect of the business from getting press to getting booked by promoters down to your attempts to get recognized for your accomplishments. Just because you know who Jimmy Iovine is doesn't mean he knows who you are.
2. Marketing – There have been times where I have heard disgruntled artists say, "I bet Kid Cudi didn't have to submit a press kit." You're right on that note; he has never submitted a press kit to us but has been nominated several times. How is this fair? Well it's not! Because if it was all fair and square everyone would be getting a nomination now wouldn't they? Kid Cudi has something most of us do not and that is intense marketing power. Still lesser known artists have achieved the same kind of clout from award companies as the Cudster by doing extensive marketing and promotions. A good song can get you nominated but not if no one has heard it. When an artist has their song on the radio with 100,000 plus spins on youtube and fliers in the streets while running successful contests for their fans and headlining sold out shows they are on the fast track to success. Still it never hurts for you to submit a press kit and form relationships with businesses, because once again, not everyone knows you especially when you are unsigned.
3. Networking – It is better to be seen than heard. Although this might sound cliché it is very true in the music business. When they say "it's not about who you know but who knows you" they are saying it for a reason. If you have the best songs in the world but you don't know any promoters an don't have a manager or never met a club owner and have no connection to a DJ; it's a hard climb to the top. Make sure you are out at events shaking hands and getting connections as much as possible. If you want to win a Grammy, join the recording arts academy, attend their networking events and meet the people who have influence in the process. Want to produce a song for a major artist? You can improve your odds by meeting the people who are in a position to solicit your beats. Same goes with the awards, make it out to some shows and let us know that an award is something you want. Never disrespect someone because they may be a potential fan, employee or connection in the game. Be humble so that people like you and so they will give your music a chance. A lot of times it's the egos not the music that ruin an artist's career. Good guys don't always finish last.
4. Timing – Sometimes people simply jump the gun while others seem to have impeccable timing. Making sure you do the right thing at the right time is more important than simply doing the right thing. Simply swinging the bat isn't good enough, to hit a home run you have to swing at the right place at the right time. Make your press releases count by announcing information before you actions. A good example of this is MGK's 'Alice in Wonderland' promotion. Timing the release of the movie his team released an announcement that they were working on a video that was going to ride the hype of Tim Burton's big movie release. Releasing the video before the movie came out but after they made their announcement built the anticipation for the video while letting the promotions for the movie help carry their efforts. Perfect timing.
5. Consistency – This is a tough pill to swallow for that artist who is breaking out in the scene. They just had a good year and a lot of buzz going their way, yet, no nomination. Some consider quitting while others use it for motivation. Sometimes businesses want to see if they have the potential for longevity. Simply making one hit song is not enough to sway people who have seen hundreds of artists come and go. Staying relevant is crucial to ones success when it comes to music. Keep hitting them over the head with good music and quality promotions. Create a track record and a good catalog of music, build a fan base and keep the entertainment value at a peak long enough and you cannot be ignored.
Now these are just a few suggestions on what it takes to not only win an award but to make it in the business. There are others and sometimes these five alone are not enough. When you are working 40 hours a week, juggling two kids and trying to finish school it's reasonable to understand why the music business is not working for you. You have to have time to make and perfect the songs, tour, build relationships and sell your music on a continuous basis to get ahead of the people who are doing the same. A lot of people sacrifice everything to make it and end up with nothing. Sometimes it's just not in the cards, however, if you love music keep on making it and the right person might just hear it.
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Vote Best Retail OutletPosted: August 21, 2011 by E.Y. Spellzit in Uncategorized
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Americas Delusional Dream Waking Up Hip Hop HeadsPosted: August 15, 2011 by E.Y. Spellzit in Events, Music, ohio hip hop awards, Out of Town, Toledo
Tags: a.d.d., AJ, americas delusional dream, anthony beck, back to the roots, bands, Booking Entertainment, brick, cleveland, download, Jason Kelley, john fowler, live performances, Ohha, ohio entertainment, ohio hip hop awards, the professor, toledo hip hop, Toledo music, Toledo Music Expo, Toledo Music Fest, Underground
Two years in a row now the Hip Hop Band A.D.D. (Americas Delusional Dream) has rocked the crowd at the Toledo, OH showcase bringing home the Win. Their Highly energetic, diverse style of Hip Hop converts anyone who listens in to a devoted fan. The Music of A.D.D. spans across many genres and entertains all. Make sure you get your tickets for this years Ohio Hip Hop awards and enjoy the entertainment and festivities to include a performance by A.D.D.
The A.D.D. crew is a six member live hip hop band based out of Toledo, Ohio that came together collectively as musicians in May of 2010 and decided to bring something different to the Music scene in Toledo, Ohio. This collection of artistic minds hit the ground running and within a month were ready to rock the stages of Ohio, they have rocked out at various locations around there hometown of Toledo at such venues as The Zodiac, Mainstreet, Frankies, Mickey Finns, and The valt which lead to a performance and entry into the "BEST LIVE PERFORMER" category at the 2010 Ohio Hip Hop awards hosted at Club Dream in Cleveland, Ohio. They have shared the stage with such acts as Britni Elise, Ray Ca$h, One Be Lo, Great Lakes Crew, Raine Wilder, Jola, Cuntry, and the list goes on, all this and they hadn't even been together a full year. 2011 looks to be a great year for A.D.D. as they continue to grow there fanbase across the midwest with plans of expanding across the globe to reach all of the delusional dreamers out there in the world.
2010 OHHA Performance
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AJ – emcee
Anthony Beck – guitar & vocals
John Fowler – guitar
David Kontak- Drums
Charles "The Professor" Foster-Bass
Continue to not only Support Great Music, but spread the word to others and create new fans!This Blog Post brought to you by: E.Y. Spellzit (glasscityhiphopblog)
Raine Wilder From OH To NYPosted: August 15, 2011 by E.Y. Spellzit in Music, Out of Town, Toledo, Uncategorized, Video
Tags: BET, Blaze The Stage, Booking Entertainment, Inc., Jason Kelley, JL Entertainment Services, Live Entertainment, New York City, Ohha, ohio hip hop awards, Raine Wilder, Road Trip, Toledo, Toledo Music Expo, Toledo Music Fest, Underground, Unsigned Artist, W.O.W., Wild Out Wednesday
The Hip Hop world is not just about being recognized in your own city. You also have to be able to venture out into the world and show everyone what you've got. Making contacts, networking, and showcasing your talents are key elements in having a successful career in the Music Industry. On August 12th BET hosted their "Blaze The Stage" auditions in New York City. An Ohio native Raine Wilder, packed up his DJ, Camera Man, and Management Team and Headed to the East Coast to show them what he brings to the world of Hip Hop. Here is the Footage he sent us.
Raine Wilder definitely exemplifies what it takes to becoming a successful artist in this new age of Hip Hop. He's a fan of and supports all sorts of music. A true passion for art and a respect for the creative process, Raine Wilder makes his way through the beginning stages of his career.Continue to not only Support Great Music, but spread the word to others and create new fans!This Blog Post brought to you by: E.Y. Spellzit (glasscityhiphopblog)


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On Tuesday, January 14th, 2014 at 11:35 a.m. a representative from Child Protective Services (CPS) contacted the Pinal County Sheriff's Office to report a possible case of child abuse. CPS had just received a phone call on their hotline reporting a case of sexual misconduct with a minor (4-year-old female child) allegedly committed by Dalton Cole (
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That same afternoon, the 4-year-old female victim was interviewed. Detectives were able to determine there was inappropriate sexual conduct between her and Dalton Cole, a family acquaintance. The two cases occurred in October or November of 2013 and once again in January of 2014.
Dalton Cole was interviewed by detectives and made admissions which corroborated significant portions of the victims account of what occurred.
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