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Travel like a local: Your Neighbourhood Guide to the Cape Town CBD by Day
Rob PetersThe CBD is the heartbeat of every major city and it is no different for Cape Town. The city centre is the pulse of the Mother City, providing the lifeblood of the surrounding areas. It is a melting pot of diversity and culture, a smorgasbord of historical influences and a place like no other on earth. If you really want to get underneath the skin of Cape Town, you need to start in the city.
Travel like a local: Your neighbourhood guide to DurbanvilleDurbanville is not your average Cape Town neighbourhood. There is so much more going on than the daily school run. This is a neighbourhood filled with great experiences for everyone to enjoy.
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Cape Town – then and now
Local photographer and panorama fundi Paul Bruins recently contacted us about a great project he was involved in – recreating a panorama of the Cape Town city centre, as it was captured back in 1884! Here's Paul's story.
Facebook Feedback Friday: the best place to take the kids during the school holidays
School's out! It's holiday time, and while we know about plenty of fun activities in Cape Town to keep the kids entertained, we wanted to hear from you too. We asked the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, "Where's the best place to take the kids during the holidays?" Here are some of the suggestions.
Why Rob Vember loves Cape Town
Rob Vember is a radio DJ and proud Capetonian. He grew up in Cape Town and studied in Grahamstown, where, working at the campus station, he was bitten by the radio bug. Returning to the Mother City to join the DJ line-up on Heart FM, he then made the move to Johannesburg to become part of the 5FM team, where he has been for the last few years. He recently made the move back home to continue presenting his weekday show from 5FM's Cape Town studios. We asked him what he loves about the city.
Facebook Feedback Friday: your plans for Father's Day in the Mother City
Bring your father to the Mother City this weekend and celebrate! We asked the members of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, what they'll be doing this Father's Day. Here's a selection of some of their responses.
Peaks of Africa: tours to pique your interest
There are many ways to explore Cape Town – and finding a good tour guide is one way to help you see everything the Mother City has to offer. Peaks of Africa is a tour operator that prides itself in designing travel packages for wholesale tour operators, travel agencies and individual travellers. They will organise your accommodation and airport transfers, and create an itinerary for your holiday that caters to exactly what you're after, whether it's thrill-seeking adventure or some quiet time away from the bustle.
Facebook Feedback Friday: Your weekend plans
Stuck for what to do this weekend? We've got you covered! Check out our guide on things to do from Friday to Sunday, as well as some other suggestions too.
Smooth operators: find a Cape Town tour company that suits you
If you're planning on holidaying in Cape Town, but don't know where to start, there are a number of excellent tour operators available, with great local knowledge and the flexibility to offer a package that is right for you.
Facebook Feedback Friday: Your favourite thing to do in Cape Town on a rainy weekend
With a forecast that promises rain for Cape Town this weekend, it seemed like the right time to ask the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, "What is your favourite thing to do in Cape Town on a rainy weekend?" Here's a selection of some of their answers.
Kapstadt ist wunderbar!
Visitors flock from every part of the world to experience Cape Town, and everything it has to offer. And its picturesque beauty also makes for a great backdrop for capturing that visit in photos or on video. German musical group Büro am Strand recently visited the Mother City, and documented their experience. They also very cleverly filmed a music video while they were here. The track is called Mit Der Welt Zufrieden, which translates as Satisfied with the World. Although the lyrics are in German, anyone who watches the video can get a sense of the carefree, lively and welcoming energy of Cape Town that the band captures so well. Check it out here.
Cape Town hotels make 'world's best service' list
Three hotels in Cape Town have received recognition as offering the "World's Best Service", in a recent survey by Travel + Leisure. The Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa, the Cape Grace and the One & Only all appear on T+L's list of City Hotels in Africa and The Middle East that made the grade.
Discover wine and good times in the Helderberg
A visit to Cape Town is not complete without a drive out to the Helderberg region of the Cape – the areas around Somerset West, Gordon's Bay and the Strand, that lie under the shadow of the Helderberg Mountains (Afrikaans for "clear mountain"). Apart from the prestigious wine estates in this area (there are some 40 estates to be found in the Helderberg), it's also a great location for cultural and outdoor activities, as well as fine dining. Check out our list of recommended things to see and do in the Helderberg ...
Happy Africa Day!
Today is Africa Day, in commemoration of the founding of the Organisation of African Unity in 1963, which became the African Union in 2002. Although not a public holiday in South Africa, the day is still recognised as an important celebration of African unity. This year will be the 50th celebration of Africa Day.
Facebook Feedback Friday: Your favourite soup spots in Cape Town
With cooler weather setting in, it's important to know where in Cape Town you can find some warm, delicious soup. So who better to ask than the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town? On Thursday, we posed the question: "Where do you go to have your favourite soup in Cape Town?"
Cape Town makes TripAdvisor's Top 25 Travelers' Choice list
TripAdvisor has listed Cape Town as one of its Top 25 Travelers' Choice World Destinations, as part of its 2013 Travelers' Choice Destinations Awards.
Kirstenbosch takes gold at the Chelsea Flower Show
Last month, we showed you a sneak peek of the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden's exhibition that would be on display at the Royal Horticultural Society's Chelsea Flower Show. Today we can report that Kirstenbosch has won a gold medal for their amazing work. Congratulations to the team!
Cape Town welcomes World Economic Forum delegates
The 23rd World Economic Forum on Africa kicks off in Cape Town tomorrow – and we'd like to officially welcome all the delegates to the beautiful Mother City!
Five spots in Green Point
From being the site of a concentration camp during the Anglo-Boer War to one of Cape Town's most stylish suburbs, Green Point is an important part of the city, and definitely not to be missed on your next holiday.
Facebook Feedback Friday: The best scenic drives in Cape Town
Yesterday, we asked the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town: "What is the best scenic drive in Cape Town?"
Happy Workers' Day!
Today is Workers' Day in South Africa – a public holiday that has its origins internationally, within the historical struggles of workers and their trade unions.
Luxury vehicles, scenic drives – Cape Town has both!
Cape Town is already one of the most beautiful cities in the world, surrounded by unparalleled natural scenery. So what happens when you add one of the greatest feats of human engineering and design, and let it loose on the roads around the Mother City? A jolly fun morning, I'd say.
Struggle heroes honoured in Cape Town road name changes
South Africa's long and painful history under apartheid is well known, and its legacy is one that the country is still dealing with today. This past Saturday, Freedom Day, celebrated 19 years of democracy and the historic 1994 general election, which saw the end of apartheid rule.
Happy Freedom Day!
Nineteen years ago today, South Africa began voting in its very first free and fair elections. On April 27, 1994, millions of people, many of whom had never been allowed to cast their vote under South Africa's apartheid rule, went to the polls for the first time.
Facebook Feedback Friday: Your favourite building in Cape Town
As the oldest city in South Africa, Cape Town's architecture is a testament to the many and varied influences on the country's unique history. With a mix of historical and modern, Cape Town's buildings help to characterise the city. We asked the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town, about their favourite building in the Mother City. Here's a selection of some of the responses.
Sterling EQ musician tackles Cape Point swim to raise money for fight against cancer
Carina Bruwer, lead flautist in local all-girl instrumental pop group Sterling EQ, completed an 8km swim around Cape Point earlier today in aid of the fight against cancer.
Liverpool FC confirmed for Cape Town fixture
Cape Town Stadium has seen plenty of action since it was opened in time for the FIFA 2010 World Cup South Africa, and this week it was confirmed that the venue will also host English Premiership League team Liverpool FC. Update: The City of Cape Town announced on Friday, May 10 that the match had been cancelled.
Facebook Feedback Friday: your favourite indoor activities in Cape Town
With winter setting in, we asked fans of the I ♥ Cape Town what their favourite indoor activities are in Cape Town.
Sharks in Cape Town: get up close and personal
It was an honour to be invited by the Two Oceans Aquarium to document the release of two ragged-tooth sharks back into the wild on 11 April 2013.
Facebook Feedback Friday: The best meal you've ever had in Cape Town
This weekend is a big one for foodies, so we took the opportunity to ask the fans of the I ♥ Cape Town Facebook page, "What's the best meal you've ever had in Cape Town?"
Cape Town on a budget: places to eat
Cape Town offers something for everyone's wallet. We've mentioned the affordable accommodation in the Mother City, recommended places to take your loved one for a romantic picnic, and shared some great ideas for a night out that won't break the bank. But when hunger strikes, where do you turn?
Urban farming in Cape Town
Population growth, rapid urbanisation, scarce food resources and environmental concerns have forced cities around the world to think about their future in innovative ways. A non-profit project in the Cape Town suburb of Oranjezicht looks to address some of these concerns – by starting a farm in the city.

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Australia's ABC, affectionately known as 'Aunty', is often regarded as an institution that is slow to embrace innovations and technologies –almost a relic of bygone times. Aunty has a certain old school feel about her, whether it be the familiar faces of its presenters or its consistent programming. However, in reality, a more fitting name for the ABC of today would reflect that the ABC has broken down barriers ahead of its commercial cohorts.
Last month, about 150 guests crammed into a small room at the UTS Aerial Function Centre to hear Mark Scott, the managing director of the ABC, outline how the ABC was responding in the era of digital information, as part of the UTSpotlight series for the university's alumni.
Scott reflected on a time when the ability of audiences and readers to quench their news thirst was at the mercy of the country's news editors and newsagents. For example, if your newsagent wanted to, he could sell you a nine day-old copy of the New York Times; if you made it home in time, you would watch Richard Morecroft read the news, and if the head of news at Fairfax thought you might be interested, you could read an article from The Washington Post.
However, times have changed and while many see the ABC's charter, structure and funding to be constraints holding it back, Scott believes innovation loves constraints and he's taken these constraints by the horns. His view is the ABC should be more innovative, more relevant and more responsive to Australians than any other network.
Since taking the helm in 2006, Scott has expanded its services and the ABC now provides news, information, entertainment and other content across an expanding array of platforms: four television channels; digital radio channels to complement the four national and 60 local services; an elaborate online operation and customised material for mobile and other new media devices.
It's fair to say the ABC is leading the digital charge. Its iView product, developed on a typical ABC budget of 'as little as possible', was the first to unlock audiences from their nightly 7pm social contracts with newsreaders to view their news. It meant they could view the news, and their favourite TV shows, at any time, from anywhere using the device of their choosing – iPhone, iPad or iMac. The ABC has realised the importance of digital and online in helping it to engage and maintain its audience.
Even the stalwart 'old school' bastions of the ABC have moved into the digital age – Four Corners has a Facebook page to interact with its audience, and Q&A regularly generates more than 30, 000 tweets in a single hour. The ABC has revolutionised the content Australians are seeing on their screens, centering it around them and what they have to say.
According to Scott, the role of the ABC is no longer that of a news teller but as a news host -- a place where people can tell their own news and stories. The ABC is about Australian content and stories, stories for Australians by Australians. It provides a platform that allows them to do so. And where better than in their own world – online.
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Ever since signing with Legacy FC earlier this year, former UFC featherweight Leonard Bad Boy Garcias career has been on the upswing.
Two wins in two fights has the Texas native back on track after a stretch where he lost six of seven fights, which lead to his UFC release in May.
Garcia credits his resurgence to getting more serious in the gym and its paid off with finishes in both his Legacy wins.I feel great, Garcia told MMAWeekly.com. The two guys that Ive fought are guys who have been in big shows already as well, so I feel like the competition level is right in there that I need to be in. I feel like Legacy is a great organization and its Texas-based, so its been a lot of fun.
With his wins in tow, Garcia (17-11-1) has placed himself in line to fight for the vacant Legacy 145-pound championship against up-and-comer Kevin Aguilar (8-0) on Friday, Dec. 6, in San Antonio.Im feeling a whole lot better in the gym and am doing different things than I was doing a while ago, he said. I got really lazy and complacent when I was in the UFC. I just felt like I was another guy in the organization.
I wasnt chasing the title. I wasnt doing anything when I was there. I was just kind of there. And when youre fighting for money, it becomes a job and thats not how its been the last couple of fights.
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I have to be the veteran in this fight. If I can get him into a firefight early, I think thatll win me the fight. If hes smarter than that, then Ive got to drag him into deep waters. Thats something Im really familiar with in a lot of my fights. I carry a different pace than a lot of fighters, so when I take them into deep waters they usually drown.
I think athleticism gets you so far and then it comes to a point in a fight that Ive been in several times before you give a guy everything youve got and hes still standing there, thats when you have to dig deep and figure it out, said Garcia. I think this will be his first time (having to do that).
Definitely hes never faced anybody whos been where Ive been, and been able to do what Ive done against some of the top fighters. I feel like thats going to be the big difference in this fight.


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St. Edward's is closed for the following holidays: July 4th, Labor Day, SEU Founder's Day, Thanksgiving (Thursday & Friday), Christmas Eve through New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr., Day, Good Friday and Memorial Day. Student holidays are reflected in the Academic Calendar.
Sick Leave:
Regular, full-time faculty employees accrue paid sick leave at the rate of one week per semester credited in August and January during their first year of eligible employment. Beginning with second year of regular employment, full-time faculty employees receive one calendar month of sick leave credited at the beginning of the fall semester. Regular, part-time faculty employees accrue paid sick leave on a prorated basis. A total of 6 months of accrued, unused sick leave may be accumulated.
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Medical protection plans are available for regular employees. Spouse and eligible children may also be covered. Coverage is available the first of the month coinciding with or following date of hire.
Life Insurance:
All regular employees are eligible for $20,000 of term life and AD&D insurance.
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All regular employees and their eligible dependents may participate in the voluntary Supplemental Term Life Insurance Plan.
Dental Insurance:
The PPO dental insurance plan offers employees the ability to see the dentist of their choice or a network dentist. Two cleanings per year are covered at 100%. Other treatments are covered at either 80% or 50% depending on the type of procedure. Orthodontia benefits are also included for children and adults. Some dental procedures require a deductible and there is a calendar year maximum benefit.
Vision Plan:
The vision plan offers employees an annual exam through one of the network providers. Co-pays and allowances are provided for glasses and contact lenses with lenses being provided every year and frames once every other year. Discounts available for Lasik procedures.
FSA Plan:
This tax-savings benefit allows employees to establish up to two accounts — health care flexible spending account and dependent care flexible spending account for eligible expenses.
Long Term Disability Insurance:
This salary continuation plan pays up to 60% of a covered employee's monthly salary after a period of total disability lasting more than 6 months. The university pays the entire premium for all eligible employees (employees appointed for 6 months or longer at half time or greater). Coverage is effective the first day of the month following the employment date for faculty.
Employee Retirement Plan:
Employees who do not enroll in the University Retirement Plan after one year of regular service will be automatically enrolled in the default retirement plan. Employees contribute 5% of their monthly salary and the university contributes 7%. Employees may select a vendor from a list available in Human Resources. Employees wishing to opt out must complete and submit the appropriate paperwork.
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The Supplemental Retirement Plan options are available from the same vendors approved to market the Retirement Plan. This Plan may be of special interest to employees not yet eligible for the retirement plan or who may wish to contribute more than the 5% permitted under the Retirement Plan.
Worker's Compensation Insurance (WCI):
WCI pays all reasonable costs of medical care resulting from an on-the-job injury. Injuries must be reported to Human Resources immediately.
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Employees are eligible for University Federal Credit Union membership and may authorize deductions from their paychecks to the Credit Union and/or have their paychecks directly deposited in their account. For information visit www.ufcu.org
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Employee paychecks may be directly deposited into most area banks, credit unions or savings & loans.
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Following the completion of three months of regular employment, a full-time employee may enroll in six (6) tuition-free hours per semester at SEU. The spouse and child(ren) of regular full-time employees may take courses at a 50% reduction in tuition. Effective the first of the semester following the completion of three years of regular, full-time service, the dependent benefit increases to a 100% reduction in tuition. Employees who are enrolled at St. Edward's for more than six credit hours per semester are not eligible for this benefit. Part-time employees are not eligible for tuition remission.
Tuition Exchange:
Tuition Exchange is open to children of full-time regular employees who have at least 3 years continuous service. See www.tuitionexchange.org for more information on Tuition Exchange.
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The EAP provides valuable services at no cost to employees and their families in the form of short-term counseling and legal and financial consultations.
For on-campus employee parking, including the parking garage on Moody Drive, you must purchase an annual tax-free parking permit through payroll deduction. For information, call 448-8444.
Please note that this information is only a brief summary and is not intended as a substitute for more detailed plan documents. Although every effort has been made to insure accuracy, benefits are subject to change at any time with no advance notice. If you wish to obtain additional information on benefits, please contact the Office of Human Resources, 448-8587.


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University Libraries Appoints Read Graduate AssistantsPosted Nov. 1, 2012
The Kent State University Libraries' Department of Special Collections and Archives is pleased to announce the appointment of Penny White and Stephen M. Krason II as the 2012-2013 Dr. Gerald H. and Victoria C. T. Read Graduate Assistants. Both are students in the School of Library and Information Science (SLIS).
White is a 2009 graduate of Wright State University, with a degree in art history. Her prior experience includes work as a graduate student assistant in Special Collections and Archives, significant retail experience, as well as two positions with the Dayton Art Institute as a summer art camp teacher and an education department intern. She is completing her second year in the Master of Library and Information Science program.
Krason began his M.L.I.S. graduate studies this fall. He is a 2009 graduate of Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio, with a double major in history and communication arts. He has held prior positions as a research intern for the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C., as an interlibrary loan assistant, and was most recently Production Technician/Creative Services at WTOV-TV 9 in Steubenville.
A program of the Kent State University Libraries, the assistantship is funded by a generous donation from the Dr. Gerald H. and Victoria C. T. Read family and is intended to provide intensive pre-professional experience in special collections and archives to M.L.I.S. students at Kent State University.For more information about the University Libraries' Department of Special Collections and Archive, visit http://www.library.kent.edu/page/10300.


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Team of Students Raise $1,015 for Wounded Warrior ProjectPosted May. 13, 2013
By Caitlin Boozer
The Communication in Small Groups and Teams class led by Professor Rebecca Cline in the Spring semester of 2013 produced projects in teams, which came to fruition throughout the semester. Dr. Rebecca Cline explained that this class, and this project specifically, seeks to give students real-world experience in developing and organizing a large-scale project. This also gives the students an opportunity to "learn about themselves."
On April 19, 2013, Team Civilians for Warriors set up a Warrior's Challenge obstacle course event on Kent State University's May 4th Memorial Field, where the participant teams took to the field to participate in relays, tug-of-war challenges and a memory game. Team Civilians for Warriors has made it their mission to raise funds for the Wounded Warriors Project (WWP), an organization that facilitates the recovery of those who experienced a physical injury or mental illness as a result of their service to the country. WWP seeks to help both veterans and their families through the recovery process.
WWP's mission statement is to honor and empower wounded warriors, and to foster the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded service members in American history. The organization exists to raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members and help these veterans aid and assist each other. WWP programs include medical care for both mental and physical injury, employment and higher education opportunities, and an opportunity for engagement at local and national government levels, to name a few.
Team Civilians for Warriors consisted of seven communication studies students: Cortney Warner, director of business relations; Erin Duffy, advertising coordinator; Gwen Gill, event coordinator; Larry Luo, international relations/promotions; Lauren McGuigan, team coordinator; Jay Wigginton, veteran/armed Forces communication; and Dan Wilgus, accountant. The students raised $1,015 toward their cause through donations from from campus and community members and a post-event raffle, which was supported by many local businesses.
As a class, Team Civilians for Warriors and three additional teams raised $4,667 to distribute to Stewart's Caring Place, the Backpacks for Kids Program at the Cleveland Foodbank, the Providence House in Cleveland and the Wounded Warriors Project.


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Official Newspaper INCORPORATED VILLAGE East Rockaway SCHOOL DISTRICT INCORPORATED VILUGE Lynbrook SCHOOL DISTRICT *'THE GOOD NEIGHBOR NEWSPAPER " <L i ; . \i, ini))l i c T . i b i . a ry •17 7 A I: J tin l i e Av(i. ll.ijil. lUK'kawny, NY 3J.518 Since 1967 by Mailed Subscription Executive Offices: Seifferf Building, 2787 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, NY 11572] Post Office Box A, East Rockaway. NY 11518 (516) 764-2500 VOL. 32 NO. 36 Wednesday, July 31,1985 "YOUR VOICE IN THE COMMUNITY" T h e Eaxl RorkiiWi>>-Lynbrook o i m e n e r Publication ttl6S080 ih pub-liHheci weekly for $12.00 by the E R L U Corporation. Second ClaMH l>oitla|;e P a id at Rockt i l le Centre, N. V . 11570 find additional mailing offictK. Send addreHH rbanKex to The East Korkaway-Lvnbrook Ubxferver, Bo* A, Eaiit Hockaway. N.Y. I I S I 8 . " 30c PER COPY Board Reduces School Tax Rate WELCOME. Wefcomlns the iwople of Etst Rockaway to the Bay Park Civic Associaiton Block Party on Saturday, July 27, were, from left to right: (front row) Debbie Hansen, Sue Daiz, Phyllis La Selva, and Pete Tortorici; (back row) Joe Sala, Bob Califano, Joe Palazzolo, Mathew Gary, and Gene Nelson. (More picture on page 3). By Carol Moimco Red, white and blue rib-bons are going to be seen in the Village of East Rocka-way, representing those who have contributed to the res-toration of the Statue of Liberty. As part of the community effort to raise $ 10,000 for the statue, young people will be going door to door, starting in the middle of August, ask-ing residents for donations. "If a family contributes $2 or more, they will receive a red, white and blue ribbon to tie around their tree or to dis-play anywhere in their frontyard to show that they are supporting the statue," said Emma Tolmach, chair-person of the East Rocka-way Liberty Centennial Committee. Eas> Rockaway is the first community on Long Island to achieve Liberty Leader-ship status. "The fundisiis-ing campaign provides a common thread which is what the community needs. You can't have a better common cause than the refurbishing of the Statue of Liberty," East Rockaway Mayor Theodore Reinhard said. Mayor Reinhard, who along with Congressman Norman Lent, is honorary co-chairman of the commit-tee, was the first to receive a ribbon which has been tied a r o u n d a tree in his frontyard. Letters will also be given to East Rockaway organiza-t i o n s , b u s i n e s s e s and schools requesting their par-ticipation in the community effort to help save the statue, according to Tolmach. "An honor roll will be compiled listing all those who have contributed to this fundrais-ing drive," she said. It was announced at a committee meeting in July that on Saturday, August 3, the committee will honor an "American by Choice" at a concert presented by the East Rockaway Cultural Arts Council and the village in Memorial Park, begin-ning at 8 p.m. "This is a ceremony which honors an individual who came to this country to become an Amer-ican citizen. At the concert, Brendan Boyle of East Rockaway who came from (Continued on Page 4) The East Rockaway Board of Education has voted to cut the revenue to be raised by taxes by $100,000 in the 1985-86 budget, resulting in a decrease in the average school tax rate of approxi-mately $.50. The action was taken at a special meeting held at the high school on Monday, July 29. Stating that an unexpect-edly large end-of-year bal-ance made this move possi-ble, Board President John Van Houten proposed and Richard Meagher seconded this tax reduction plan, "i am confident that from the figures given to us by Stan-ley (Germain, Business Administrator) and Bob (Parry, Superintendent of Schools), we have the funds Lynbrook Fire Department Active On Saturday, July 27th at 2:30 p.m., an enclosed van was being driven west on Sunrise Highway at Atlantic Avenue in Lynbrook. The van was being operated by a Valley Stream man and con-tained his three children, assorted foods for a picnic and a 100 lb. cylinder of propane. After striking a bump in the roadway, the propane cylinder's valve opened leaking gas into the van. The driver stopped his van on the north side of Sunrise Highw^ adjacent to the Fayva Shoe Store and reported the problem to Officer John Reichert on traffic duty. Officer Reichert opened the rear door of the van, observed the propane tank and immediately called for the Lynbrook Fire Department. Headed by Third Deputy Chief Richard Neidecker, the Department responded 100 strong. Engine Com-pany connected to the c o r n e r h y d r a n t and stretched two attack lines to vent the van and keep the vapors from concentrating. Aided by men from Hose Company, the two lines advanced enabling Ex- Captain Gary Pazmann to shut off the leaking tank. Once the flow was stopped all that remained was dissi-pating the vapors for the next half-hour (in ninety degree sun of course). Chief Robert CitKovic arrived shortly after to supervise the careful inspec-tion of the adjacent build-ings, storm sewers, drains, etc. Being heavier than air, propane seeks a low point and may remain undetected for hours. An errant spark can trigger a Hazardous explosion. Ironically, the members of Engine Com-pany had just undergone a (Continued on Page 12) to carry out this motion," stated Van Houten. Richard Meagher called the move "a matter of jus-tice," staing "it's a positive gesture to the community after the events of 1984." Board member Elaine Boll stated that "last year, we promised to apply any excess to a reduction in tax. That is ^ h a t we are doing." B o a r d member Jane Brezenoff stated "I prefer to keep the funds—earning interest in a bank, if necessary—but I will go along with the wishes of the Board. 1 am afraid that we will be caught like last year." It was only one year ago that the Board of Education, coming to grips with a costly oil spill and an unexpectedly low end-of-year balance, warfoFced to raise taxes in a special session. The move prompted fears by some on the Board that the District would never again pass a school budget. "As it is," stated Meagher, "last year's budget did not pass by too healthy a mar-gin. 1 believe that as a matter of justice we take this action as a good gesture of our efforts to the community." The rate to be collected through real property taxes, approved by the voters this May, originally called for $6,524,097, or an average school tax rate of $32.62. Through the application of an additional $100,000 end-o f - y e a r b a l a n c e , the revenues needed amount to $6,424,097, or an average tax rate of $32.12. The action in no way affects the level of education of the children of the school district. "We're not cutting the amount available to the school," stated President Van Houten. **t want to stress that expenditures are (Continued on Page 12) East Rockaway Summer 1885 By Mildred Roemer TYING A RIBBON. Mayor Ted Rleinhard displays the lib-erty Committee's Patriotic Ribbon. The Public Hearing sche-duled for Thursday, August 8 at 8 p.m. at the East Rock-away Village Hall on the topic of a Zoning Variance for the property known as the Criterion Theatre has been postponed. A new hearing date has not been scheduled at this time. In an advertisement Cha-rles Davison published, it was stated that, "The Davi-son Lumber Yard is the place to buy building mate-rials of all kinds at bottom prices and his grist mill and sawmill are the best on the island." This according to an article printed in the "South Shore OBSERVER" and written in a paper assigned to Liso Lupo by her 6th grade teacher, Mr. Tom Carty. She continued: "Wil-liam and Smith Abrams shipped about 300 bushels of oysters a week to market." This read like a bustling summer business in the small Village, but there were also accounts of a fatal accident and mugging. "A Fatal Accident" was the heading on Jess Walker's assigned paper: "Elward S. Abrams was annoyed by cats and took his revolver to shoot them. A wagon was passing at the moment and he attempted to put his gun in his pocket when it dis-charged. The bullet entered his back and went through his pelvis. His funeral took place on Tuesday from the St. James Episcopal Church in Pearsalls (Lynbrook)." "A Brutal Outrage" was w r i t t e n from a n o t h er OBSERVER article by Francine Castello con-cerned Samuel Elderd, flagman at the L.l.R.R. B a r n um ( I s l a n d Park) drawbridge on the Long Beach Railroad. "Last Thursday was payday," it was reported, "and in the forenoon he received $45 in pay. Mr. Elderd 'started home at 10:30 at night. After the last train had passed, near Powell's Creek, he was attacked by two ruffians, who knocked him down with a bar of iron and beat him in the most brutal manner. They went through his pockets for his money, but he had taken it home to his wife in the afternoon. Elderd rallied and reached the home of Joseph Combs, and startled the family by falling through the door. A doctor was called and it was found that Mr. Elderd had sustained many injuries. However, he survived the ordeal, but the "ruffians" were not caught." In a later report it was stated that Mr. Elderd received no pay or assistance from the railroad for the long period of conva-lescence while he was absent from his job. I3TH ANNIVERSARY. Hempstead Town Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta (2nd left) attends the Lith anniversary party of the Nathan Hale Senior Citizens Hous-ing Complex in Lynbrook. Shown are: Dorothy La Barbera; Lee Kelly; Artie Swaine; manager Jack Gordon; and Gabrielle Ajosa, all of Lynbrook.
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NXT Holonomic Drive without Omniwheels
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6 comments:
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
It is very nice! I have tried positioning the wheels the same way. I just didn't like how rough it was on the rim edges. I like to be nice to my LEGO elements and use them in ways that minimize damage. Though, I am gathering and sectioning out parts that will be abused.
- Jun 1, 2007, 11:49:00 PM
I notice it never leads with the thrid wheel, and has to rotate to change it's heading. Maybe the post should be "NXT Holonomic-like Drive without Omniwheels".
But still very cool.
- Jun 4, 2007, 1:53:00 AM
- DeadlyInsight said...
Very cool! :) I just got my 1st NXT - where do you get extra parts from?? (*cough* I seem to have lost 3 axle T's)
Could you rig that bot up with a rotating ultra sonic sensor so it could lead with any wheel and avoid objects?
- Jun 5, 2007, 1:40:00 AM
- thebuilder94 said...
you can get parts from Lego ED. they hve lots of singlw parts.
- Jun 6, 2007, 3:20:00 AM
- thebuilder94 said...
sorry about the mis-spelling. our wireless keybourd isn't working very well.
- Jun 6, 2007, 3:22:00 AM
I just built one kind of like yours. VERY KOOL!! how do i even begin to program it?
- Mar 7, 2008, 8:58:00 AM


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TALEY GALLUC'CI'S THURS., & FRI. *'• - • "*" ' .. .• >: 9 A-.M. to 9 P.M. SAT. 9 AfM. to 6 P.M, . 9^—r-Jt-^-*— • — **r • ' COME EARLY TO GET YOUR PICK FROM OUR v • • . , . . , HOUSEFUL OF VALUES 97 South Main Street FReeport 8-2153 l ;'•--?''•'•-*. \. ;,,• - ;V '-.•^ *.' , N.Y. FOLLOW .THE LEADER FOR RELIABLE ADVERTISING ^•••^•^••••^•MH^^^^^^^^^^^M 17tfi Year, No. 8 FREEPOjRT'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER" EBEEPORT; N. Y., THUBSDAY, JULY 3,1952 - <s> FOLLOW TH£ LEADER FOR NEIGHBORLY NEWS FIVE CENTS PER-OOPY State Receives Bids letdes yet $600,000 to be Spent In Effort to Prevent Point Lookout Erosion State Superintendent of Public Works Bertram D. Tallamy has an- 4 nounced that a low bid of $606,- 950.00 was received from the Balti-more Contractors, Inc., of Baltimore, Maryland, for the construction of three stone jetties on Point Look-out west of Jonea Inlet, Nassau County. Eight bids were received and it is expected.that a formal_award-of the contract will be made to the low bidder following an analysis of the bids and the processing of contract forms. t Scheduled for completion by mid-summer, 1953, work will be under the direction of J. J. Darcy, Dis-trict Engineer In charge of the De-partments Babylon office^ Jones Inlet separates ~Lohg~Beach Jeninsula and Short Beach, which -T is the westernmost portion of the ..-., - Jones Beach State Park. Point Look-out Is a populous settlement on the -—~~^6astern^erid"of-Lorig Beach Penin- •——:...-- sula/JProriting .the Atlantic Ocean, /;'these, areas have suffered severe ^viM-^erostorivfronr tile:.natural-westward- _iii^. —-migration of the-ocean^ahore-front ; because of $he-prevailing wind and. : "":;••-: - '-:wsive"'Tictloir,"~Tlier "puiposo, '-of.-' this" _^—'project is to prevent further erosion." 'The Jetties are to be 'built ^ of *•'.-;'".:. . stone.-set approximately perpendicu- "^^^:Jar to the shore. They extend into - the Atlantic Ocean a distance of 750 feet, 450 feet, and 040- feet re-spectively, ^tind will be located "east of the line of Town Bark, Hemp- • •/'' stead, east of Preeport Avenue, and • • - • off lombrook Avenue, nearest the I Inlet. Bach Jetty consists of a line of corestones, weighing from five pounds to one ton, covered with capstone.s which weight from two tons to ten tons each. An estimated fV1 57,000 tons of stone will be used in iT the construction of the three Jet-ties. Freeport's Newest Star FREEPORT ON TV FRIDAY A television film featuring Free-port will 'be shown on-the (Dumon program, Channel 5, Friday nigh' at 1>1:15 o'clock In this (film, jus -;> made in (Preeport,^various attrac- \ tions ot the village and,.some o its -notables, will be presented Among spots featured in the Misspelled Words Good For Freeport Theatre Readers of The Leader have 'an-other chance this week to obtain Tfree tickets to Century's Freeport Theatre by discovering misspelled words. During the past three weeks several hundred persons have re-ceived Basses by scouring through The Leader and listing the errors in spelling they have discovered. All that is necessary is to make a list of any words found to be in-correctly spelled, note them on- a postal card or on paper in an en-velope and mall them direct to Manager L. B. Freund. The passes will toe sent out toy return mall. It Is an intersting game of "proof eading," which affords a well-arned return for the efifort. Salvation Army Wear Its Goal in Campaign Only $150 is Needed To Reach $6,500 Quota Established at Outset if Lynbrook Marksmen Take Second Place In Invitation Match Chamber of Commerce Sponsored Tournament Held on Stadium Range Teams composed of menibers otf the {Freeport Police (Department won the Class "A" and "B" matches in the first invitation shoot spon-^ sored by the Freeport Chamber of - Commerce for teams from police departments in Nassau and Suffolk Counties on the local range in back of the Municipal Stadium Satur-day. Lynbrook finished second in the Class "A" Shoot. - 'More than 100 marksmen partici-pated in the matches. Each team consisted of four men. In the Class "A" contest, the Free-port Police Department "Bed Team," had high score of 1;139, fol-lowed by Lynbrook with 1,103, and Team '1 of the Nassau' Coun,ty Dis-trict Attorney's office with 1,091. The members of the quartets and their scores follow: Reports received at a meeting of the Salvation Army campaign work-ers in Headquarters, 76 Church street, Monday night showed $6,- 351.39 raised towards its goal of $6,- 500. Brigadier Ernest W. .Newton reported 500 letters sent to as many persons who have 7 given in past yeats>uppeeaii^^em. n ' ' look-. ijh6' brgani^itlon*, FREEPORT Chief Peter Elar Lt. Arthur. Wutflt- Ptl. Anthony Elar Ptl. J. Romeika . S T B T 92 95 97 23-1 -9501.99 E85 99 91 98 288 95 89 98 282 sponse to/this' drive over, the >.top. JUDY MILLER Judy Miller At Tupper Lake DancingWithTedMackShow Judy Miller, prize winner, of the Old Gold Talent Quest conducted by the Men's Club of the Church of the Transfigur-ation, Freeport, who appeared on the Ted Mack Original Ama-teur Hour TV show recently, is now dancing at the Iriquois Hotel Tupper Lake, New York, with a Ted Mack unit. Miss Miller, a winner in the sec-ond elimination contest of-the an-nual- search for "The Girl Who Looks Lovliest on Television" spon-sored jointly by (BockawayTs"Play-land and Station WN3JT, appeared last Frlday-eVening'<>n^Jtax_Faton-burgV TtT show "New York Close Up' with Burgess Meredith, star of "The Four Poster." She is a gradu-ate of Freeport High-School, Class of '52, a member of the National Honor Society, and an instructor On the staff-of-The -Children's Theatre Project of Freeport. There jUsp was a meeting of the Advisory .Committee with Chairman Russell E. Hotaling presiding. " Mrs. 6. W. Pa-ar, Mrs. Elisabeth F. Kelly, Mrs. I>aniel Friedman Samuel L. Israel, Gordon F. W&aser, Miss Louis Harris, Hugh M. Jackson and Miss-Alice -L. Eraser were elec-ted members of the committee. It was dec Wed to meet again on Monday night, September 23. There was a round table discus-sion on plans for the 1953 cam-paign. Mrs. W. W. Suttont who had head-ed the residence feature of the drive presented an "Award of Apprecia- ;ion" to Mrs. Marion Banker, who worked hard during the campaign and has been an active worker for the Salvation Army for many years; Wnai Writk Team gaining In Freeport's Little League the B'nai BVith nine upset the Rotary Club squad by a score of 5 to 1 in Freeport's Little League Monday night to tighten up the race for first place. Chet Ciotti's Botanans are still ahead; 7 to 3, but the B'uai B'rith squad under he m'atiager-ship of Bill Axelrod is playing great guns, led by John Nelson its new pitcher, who has twirled two games, allowed only three hits fanned 28 men.And walked'but three. The B'tfai B nth has * - * ? - • won 6 games and met with 5 defeats. A closer contest had been ex-j six s 0 Rotary. However, he hit hard in one inning when outfielders were guilty -of a couple d had hard luck in a couple of men that on first by -"handle"' hits. . Nelson retired the Rotary nine in order -in five of the six innings. In the fourth he issued «he only pass of the game to Roger Ciottt, who im- .nedl^ stole ^oM-d^v^d ofrthe._pitcher*fl _ was beaten out .crossed tine plate of ~battery errors. After Rotary had tied the score in the fourth, B'nai, BYith immediately took -the lead again. Engels singled with one down and took' second on the first pitch Pitcher • Nelson sent him home Ereeport. Bank Expands Space for Officers - ~The Freeport Bank-is re-arrang-ing and enlarging the space occu-pied by two officers of the bank as a result of the" new addition opened last "Winter and now oc-cupied by the bookkeeping depart-ment. The space occupied by Assistant Cashier Hubert L. Wells on the right of the entrance to the bank has been increased to provide desk apace for Edward Johnson, who joined the staff of the bank last year. The bookkeeping department .un-der the direction of Miss Florence Smith is now amply housed in a triangular'room built on the rear of the bank adjacent to its private parking (field. There are six book-keepers besides Miss Smith in the new quarters Which were built by Peter Outhy. The new quarters are exceptionally comfortable for work-space by virtue of cross ventil- .on three Total In class "B." 'the Freeporfc Blue Team scored an eight-point victory over Lindenhurst. with totals, otf 1,062 and 1,044 respectively. Team 2 of the Suffolk County District Attorney's Ofifice finished third only five points behind with 1,009. The Freeport individual scores were: 3 T & T 79 78 90 24ft 82 85 W 258 Ptl. E. Ellison ....... -91 83 02 065 Ptl. F. Paz .......... 95 89 98 282 L/t. H. B .Pearsall 6gt. J. D. 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It may take a village to raise a child, but it took the combined powers of an oddball trio to turn a child of South Central Los Angeles into the globe-trotting, do-gooding Carlsbad businessman that Pierre Towns is today.
First came his Marine Corps-trained father, who passed down the creed of courage, honor and commitment to his son. Then came James Bond, whose movies taught a shy Compton middle-schooler to dress sharp and dream big, international dreams.
Finally, there was the legendary Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, which transformed Towns from a mere UC Riverside student into a force for extreme good.
The former Compton kid grew up to work for Monsanto, Arco and DreamWorks, and when he started using his wisdom and influence to help San Diego's foster youth, giving back paid dividends that Towns still can't begin to count.
"The fraternity helped me really understand that we are not fully realizing our potential if we're not serving others," said Towns, who works with such local groups as Voices for Children and Just in Time for Foster Youth to mentor young people who are aging out of the foster-care system.
"Growing up in South Central Los Angeles, you are always thinking about yourself and how you're going to survive. In the fraternity, I learned the sheer joy of helping others."
When the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was formed in 1911 on the campus of Indiana University, its motto was "Achievement in Every Field of Endeavor." When Towns founded the Carlsbad-Laguna-Temecula Alumni Chapter of the fraternity in 2009, he saw no reason to mess with success.
Through Just In Time, Voices for Children and the Santa Ana-based Orangewood Children's Foundation, Towns and his 20-plus CLT alumni members have conducted life-skills workshops, provided free financial and legal advice, and helped their young-adult charges shop for dorm supplies, dress for job interviews and furnish their first homes.
The group has donated a combined total of $40,000 to the three organizations, and the members have also been generous with their untold wealth of experience.
"The problem for a lot of these kids is that they don't believe they are capable of doing things. They move a lot and they fall behind in school, and they have all these discouraging things happen to them," said the 60-year-old Towns. "Our message to them is that you can overcome your circumstances. Most of our members grew up as at-risk kids, so we're not that different from them."
While growing up in Compton meant Towns was always at risk of being stopped by the police or caught in some neighborhood crossfire, he wasn't without resources. His parents were married, his father owned an automotive-electrical shop, and Towns had the grades and the gumption to follow his jet-setting James Bond dreams.
Through one of his father's customers, Towns got a summer maintenance job at a Monsanto factory. When he graduated from college in 1975, the company hired him as an assistant personnel and safety supervisor, a gig that took him all the way to Tennessee.


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Pittsburgh Penguins (10-4-0) at Columbus Blue Jackets (5-7-0), 7 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Pittsburgh Penguins look to match their longest winning streak of the season on Saturday night when they complete a home-and- home series with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
The Penguins head to Ohio after winning last night's meeting in Pittsburgh 4-2. Four different Pens skaters scored goals to back Marc-Andre Fleury's solid effort.
Fleury made 37 saves and didn't yield his first goal until 10:04 left in the second period and his club already up 4-0.
"I thought Fleury was, without question, the best player on the ice tonight," said Pittsburgh head coach Dan Bylsma. "He made some very strong saves in that first period and he was the difference in the game."
Jayson Megna, Kris Letang, Brandon Sutter and Chris Kunitz all scored for the Penguins, who have won three straight after dropping three in a row. They had won a season-high four consecutive games from Oct. 12-19 before that skid.
Evgeni Malkin had two assists for Pittsburgh and Sidney Crosby had one, his league-leading 22nd point of the season.
Derek MacKenzie and Ryan Johansen scored for the Blue Jackets, who have dropped their past two games.
"I thought we did a lot of good things and that's why it's so frustrating," said Johansen. "We're doing these good things against good teams and just not finding a way to win."
Sergei Bobrovsky struggled in the start, giving up three goals on 13 shots before being pulled early in the second period for Curtis McElhinney, who gave up a goal on 14 shots the rest of the way.
The Penguins have now won four of their last five versus the Blue Jackets and 10 of the 15 all-time meetings. They have won four of seven in Columbus.
Pittsburgh kicks off a three-game road trip tonight after playing nine of its first 14 at home, while the Blue Jackets' next four games are on home ice.
Fleury improved to 4-1-1 with a 2.52 goals against average versus the Blue Jackets and could give way tonight to backup Jeff Zatkoff. The rookie, though, has allowed 10 goals on 55 shots in losing his first two career starts.
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Empirical studies find that firms in the same industry in different countries tend to have similar financial characteristics with increased integration. France, Germany, and UK have been members of the EU for over thirty years and they have integrated economies. In this study, we test the hypothesis that French, German, and UK firms have similar financial characteristics in the Chemicals and Allied Products manufacturing Industry (SIC 28). In our empirical test, we use the Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) technique and nine well-known financial ratio averages computed with data from the DISCLOSURE/Worldscope database for the December 2001-December 2005 period. Our findings indicate that the overall financial characteristics of French, German and the UK chemical firms are significantly different. The liquidity, inventory turnover, return-on-assets, and return-on-equity ratios of firms in the three countries are not significantly different. However, the total-assets-turnover ratios of French firms and the operating-profit-margin ratios of German firms are significantly lower than those of firms in the other two countries. UK firms have significantly higher equity ratios (i.e., their debt ratios are significantly lower) compared with French and German firms. The sales growth rate is significantly higher in France and significantly lower in Germany compared with the other two countries.


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From the chenin grape variety that does so well in South Africa, this white is full of pure, ripe pear and peach fruit with some citrussy notes. It would be a great match with the apple, prawn and pork spring rolls
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Bitters are made with various bitter herbs, barks and other flavourings, with an alcoholic base (often rum). They are not intended for neat consumption, due to their very (and unsurprisingly) bitter flavour, but when added to an Old-Fashioned cocktail, or a Manhattan, they impart all sorts of complexity, bringing maturity and great depth.
Bitters started life, as did many of our favourite drinks, as a medicine. The famous Angostura bitters were created by Dr Johann Gottlieb Benjamin Siegert as a remedy for sea sickness and stomach ailments. The original recipe was named after the town of Angostura in Venezuela (and not after the bark from the tree of the same name – also named after the town).
Exports started to Trinidad (where the Angostura company is now based) and England. The Royal Navy (which was, at the time, an ardent promoter of some of the more beneficial qualities of alcohol) took to adding a few dashing of Angostura bitters to Gin, a concoction known as "Pink Gin", which was said to placate tummy woes.
The list of ingredients used to make traditional bitters reads a little like a who's who of archaic remedies: Angostura bark, cassia, gentian, even quinine (the favourite anti-malarial of the old colonists). Bitters are simply made by macerating a bitter agent (often one or more of the above mentioned barks), and a selection of other herbs and spices in strong spirit.
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|Lamb Shanks with Artichokes and Mushrooms
by Levana Kirschenbaum, The Whole Foods Kosher Kitchen
Lamb shanks are one of the most ideal cuts of the lamb: Lean, tender, low maintenance, and best of all, very well priced! And I love their rustic, unpretentious look making your homemade dish look ….. homemade. The bone in the shnaks contribute a succulent gelatinous texture. I am making this dish the Tajine way: All in one pot: see what I mean, when I say low maintenance? And the shidduch of flavors just can't be beat: Lamb, artichokes, mushrooms! Yum! All these Sephardi stove-top preparations are delightful: Just get yourself a wide stainless steel heavy pot, and you are all set!
I am adding the rosemary not because it is indigenous to the original recipe (it's not, and I don't use it in this dish), but because rosemary is such a wonderful crowd pleaser with lamb.
8 lamb shanks (if you must, settle for 3 1/2 pounds cubed lean lamb stew)
Put the lamb shanks or cubes in a heavy pot with water to cover. Bring to a boil. Reduce to medium, cover and cook 2 hours. Add the saffron, turmeric, rosemary and mushrooms and cook another 45 minutes. Add artichoke hearts and cook another 15 minutes. Make sure you don't bruise the artichokes. The liquid in the pot should look thick and creamy. If it is too thin, transfer the meat and vegetables to a serving platter with a slotted spoon, and reduce the sauce on a high flame until is reaches the consistency of maple syrup. Pour the sauce over all. Serve hot alone or with roasted potatoes.
Serve hot.
Yield: 8 servings
Recipes: Meat, Lamb Shanks, Parve, Kosher