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Cold weather has meant a decline in dairy-cow production, leading to shortages of flavored milk in grocery stores.
But that hasn't stopped Manifesto from serving its Shatto Blanc -- Shatto root beer milk, Tito's vodka, yellow Chartreuse and bitters. I had one on Saturday night, and I wish all spiked milkshakes tasted that good.
Shatto hopes that warmer weather will mean full production again soon. Meanwhile, we noticed this marketing campaign. Can anyone guess where this sign is located? Here's a hint: It's a place where the milk is never sour.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
I've never eaten a chicken sandwich at LC's, but there's something reassuring about knowing that the birds are breaded daily -- in case I ever want to order one.
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Because tomorrow (Tuesday, November 3) is officially National Sandwich Day, we decided it was a fitting time to address one of the more frequent questions we get here in Fat City: Where does one find the pefect Monte Cristo sandwich?
Too often the sandwich passing itself off as a Monte Cristo turns out to be a panini or some variation on a grilled cheese. But a true Monte Cristo should be cooked chicken or turkey (and often baked ham) and cheese -- usually Swiss -- tucked between two or three slices of good bread, dipped in beaten egg and sauteed in butter until golden brown. It's frequently garnished with a sprinkling of powdered sugar or maybe a side of jam for dipping.
Since there are similarities between the Monte Cristo and the classic Parisian bistro favorite the Croque Monsieur, it's easy to assume that the Monte Cristo is the American version of the French sandwich, which one Web site dates back to 1910. The site says that there's documentation to support the 1910 claim, but that the Monte Cristo was reportedly first served in California in the 1950s. Another Web site claims the sandwich first appeared in California in the 1880s.
But here in 2009, it's hard to find a first-rate Monte Cristo. But we've recently come across a contender: the sandwich pictured above. Do you know the name of the restaurant that serves it?
No one came close to guessing the location of the most recent Where is it? Sure, it could have been anywhere, including here. But for the record, it's here.
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What is the name of the restaurant where this trio of figures greets guests before they step into the dining room?
Not included in this photograph, alas, is the newest addition to this glittering display: one of those motion-activated plastic animated hands that thrusts a packet of Halloween candy in your direction.
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Lots of you weighed in on this week's Where Is It?, suggesting various restaurants that might serve the oversized pancake shown above. There were some interesting answers, but let's wave a stack of flapjacks in the direction of the highly astute ScooterJ, Darin and blini-loving Meesha V., who all came up with the correct guess: City Diner in the River Market.
If you've never started the day with one of these pancakes, it's a must. But bring cash: The City Diner doesn't accept credit cards.
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The increasingly vocal campaign to stop an Obama administration-backed set of national education standards known as "Common Core" from being forced on state governments and local schools just got a major boost on Friday. Meeting in Los Angeles last week, the Republican National Committee (RNC) unanimously adopted a resolution blasting the "one size fits all" educational scheme as "an inappropriate overreach to standardize and control the education of our children so they will conform to a preconceived 'normal.'"
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The works of García Lorca, internationally recognized as Spain's most prominent lyric poet and dramatist of the twentieth century, are filled with thinly veiled homosexual motifs and themes.
There has always been homosexual involvement in American musical theatre and a homosexual sensibility even in straight musicals, and recently the Broadway musical has welcomed openly homosexual themes and situations.
Best known for his genius in art and architecture, Michelangelo was also an accomplished author of homoerotic poetry.
The African-American gay male literary tradition consists of a substantial body of texts and includes some of the most gifted writers of the twentieth century.
Combining elements of incongruity, theatricality, and exaggeration, camp is a form of humor that helps homosexuals cope with a hostile environment.
Langston Hughes, whose literary legacy is enormous and varied, was closeted, but homosexuality was an important influence on his literary imagination, and many of his poems may be read as gay texts.
James Baldwin, a pioneering figure in twentieth-century literature, wrote sustained and articulate challenges to American racism and mandatory heterosexuality.
Oscar Wilde is important both as an accomplished writer and as a symbolic figure who exemplified a way of being homosexual at a pivotal moment in the emergence of gay consciousness.
Congratulations, Iowa, on the fourth anniversary of marriage equality. In a unanimous ruling announced on April 3, 2009, the Iowa Supreme Court struck down Iowa's law banning same-sex marriage on equal protection grounds. Same-sex couples began receiving marriage licenses on April 27, 2009. A delightful video from the Human Rights Campaign congratulating Hawkeyes on their anniversary notes that "the cows still give milk, the wheat and corn still grow high, and puppy dogs are still cute."
The Iowa Supreme Court decision, authored by Justice Mark Cady, stemmed from a 2005 lawsuit filed by six gay and lesbian couples who were denied marriage licenses by the Polk County recorder's office. The seven justices affirmed the appellate ruling of Polk County Judge Robert Hanson that Iowa's ban on same-sex marriages treated gay and lesbian couples unequally under the law.
In a carefully reasoned and firmly stated decision, the court declared, "We are firmly convinced the exclusion of gay and lesbian people from the institution of civil marriage does not substantially further any important governmental objective. The legislature has excluded a historically disfavored class of persons from a supremely important civil institution without a constitutionally sufficient justification. There is no material fact, genuinely in dispute, that can affect this determination."
Acknowledging that the decision may not be a popular one in a conservative state, the court insisted on its duty to uphold the Iowa constitution. "We have a constitutional duty to ensure equal protection of the law. Faithfulness to that duty requires us to hold Iowa's marriage statute, Iowa Code section 595.2, violates the Iowa Constitution. To decide otherwise would be an abdication of our constitutional duty."
The Court rejected civil unions as an alternative to marriage.
It ordered that marriage licenses be issued to same-sex couples as soon as the decision is officially promulgated. It further ordered that the language in Iowa Code section 595.2 limiting civil marriage to a man and a woman be stricken from the statute, and the remaining statutory language be interpreted and applied in a manner allowing gay and lesbian people full access to the institution of civil marriage.
The Iowa decision was the first in favor of marriage equality from a heartland state.
Although polls indicated that a large majority of Iowans were opposed to same-sex marriage in 2009, passing a constitutional amendment to overturn the Court's decision proved too difficult to bring to fruition. The process to amend the Iowa constitution requires approval of a proposed amendment in two sessions of the legislature before being submitted to the voters. The Democratic leaders of both houses of the Iowa legislature vowed not to allow consideration of a proposed amendment. Even after the Republicans took control of one house of the legislature in 2010, a constitutional amendment was not introduced since the leader of the Senate vowed to block it.
However, the National Organization for Marriage and other conservative forces successfully targeted three members of the Iowa Supreme Court for removal from the bench in 2010. Their success indicated continuing anger at the Court for its ruling.
It should be noted, however, that the three jurists refused to campaign on their own behalf, feeling that that would be unseemly. They subsequently were honored by the Kennedy Center with Profiles in Courage Awards.
In November 2012, an attempt to remove another member of the Court failed. And recent polls have shown that a majority of Iowans now support same-sex marriage, so it seems that marriage equality is now safe is Iowa.
In honor of the fourth anniversary of marriage equality in Iowa, the Human Rights Campaign issued the humorous video below.
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Edmund "Eddie" Irvine, Jr. is a former racing driver from Northern Ireland. He grew up in Conlig, County Down, and was influenced by his parents, who were also involved in motor racing. His father, Edmund Sr, and his sister, Sonia, worked with him during… Read More
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His professional racing career began in 1983 and he progressed to Formula Three racing in 1988, before moving on to Formula 3000 in 1989. … Read More
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For 1990 Irvine signed with Eddie Jordan for a second attempt at the F3000 Championship, this time winning the German round, and finishing the year third in the standings ahead of his team mates, Heinz-Harald Frentzen and Emanuele Naspetti.
1991 26 Years Old He finished seventh in the standings in 1991, eighth in 1992, and runner-up in 1993, just as he debuted with Jordan Grand Prix at that year's Formula One Japanese Grand Prix. … Read More
1993 28 Years Old He finished 6th and secured a point on his debut Formula One race with Jordan in 1993 at Suzuka. … Read More
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At the first race of 1994, Irvine was involved in a four-car pile up and received a one-race ban which was increased to three for appealing the decision. … Read More
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Irvine recorded his first podium finish in F1 with a third place (behind Barrichello in 2nd) at the memorable 1995 Canadian Grand Prix. … Read More
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Between 1996 and 1997, Irvine played a clear second driver in the team to Schumacher.
1998 33 Years Old In 1998, Irvine's fitness level was in question as he had suffered from back pain. … Read More
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1999 was his most successful season; Irvine won four races, taking the Drivers' Championship to the last race in which he finished third. … Read More
2002 37 Years Old For 2002, Irvine declared his fitness level was higher than his rival competitors when he performed a fitness examination which was higher than many drivers.
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Friction in the Jaguar camp and his vocal frustration at the lack of positive development of the car resulted in his contract not being renewed. He was considered for a return to Jordan for the 2003 season but, owing to that team's financial problems, he was left without a drive. … Read More
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According to the Sunday Times Rich List, published in April 2006, Irvine was the fifth richest person of Northern Ireland at that time, having increased his personal fortune to approximately £160 million. … Read More
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The pageantry that accompanies the Sport of Kings sets it apart from other competitions. It is the one sport where the owners are nearly as popular as their athletically gifted horses. Horseracing events are more like soirees than sports competitions.
Perhaps the best known racetrack out there is Louisville's Churchhill Downs, the official home of the world famous Kentucky Derby (May 3-4, 2013). Thankfully, since the track is so famous, there are plenty of options that let people in on some pretty great perks. The Turf Club is an exclusive, two-level private club that offers members luxury amenities, like gourmet meals and fantastic views of the racecourses.
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Rev. śp. E. Louis Czechowski, Sr., 80, of Bethlehem, died Monday, December 2, 2013 in Alexandria Manor, Nazareth.
Born November 11, 1933 in Reading, he was a son of the late śp. Louis Chester and śp. Anna A. (Thader) Czechowski. He was a school teacher in the Saucon Valley School District and was a former Rector of Our Lords Ascension P.N.C.C., Bethlehem. Survivors: Two sons, E. Lou Czechowski and his wife, Mary Ann of Macungie and Eric Czechowski of Kernersville, NC; his friend, Alan Beasley; and numerous family members in the Reading area.
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at 3 p.m. on Friday, December 6, in St. Stephens P.N.C.C., 20 St. Stephens Church Lane, Reading. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. The Ashton Funeral Home, Easton is handling the arrangements.
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"Unconditional" is a movie about faith with a big and small F: faith in others and faith in a higher power.
Sam (Lynn Collins) is an award-winning children's book author whose world stops when her husband is shot to death in an inner-city robbery. Before that fateful night, she was the picture of optimism; after, she's drained of all hope.
Distraught over the inability of the police to find the killer and beyond sorrow over her loss, Sam returns to the scene of the crime to end her own life there, too - when, in the pouring rain, she sees a little girl dash across the street and get hit by a speeding car. Sam puts down the gun and rushes over to help the girl and her young brother.
At the hospital, a man arrives to check on the girl, and he turns out to be Joe (Michael Ealy), Sam's closest friend from childhood, whom she lost track of years ago. Now living in the inner city, Joe spends his days finding ways to keep neighborhoods kids engaged and positive, even as he's hooked up to dialysis to keep his failing kidneys working.
As Sam is shaken out of her stupor by spending time with "Papa Joe" and the kids, she slowly comes back to life - until an encounter with a man who might be her husband's killer threatens to take her back to the dark place she's been since the tragedy.
Make no mistake: "Unconditional," inspired by a true story, is a movie with a message. And first-time feature-film writer-director Brent McCorkle has his characters repeat it often ("there's enough love to go around - you've just got to share it"), both to each other and to the audience.
One thing McCorkle's movie doesn't do, however, is preach. As in many movies about the power of faith, characters talk about how they got to their beliefs a lot in "Unconditional," but each time, it's more like a conversation with someone still trying to understand the experience himself - making the message more potent in the process.
And something else you don't see that often: In a movie centered on (but barely talking specifically about) the power of God's love, "Unconditional" has that love surface in little but vital ways in people rich and poor, successful and struggling, white and black, young and old, in a way that feels heartfelt, not calculated.
In a year where what divides us seems to get more attention than what unites us, it's enough to restore your, well, faith.
Unconditional ** 1/2
- Cast: Michael Ealy, Lynn Collins, Bruce McGill, Kwesi Boakye, Gabriella Phillips, Cedric Pendleton, Diego Klattenhoff
- Behind the scenes: Produced by Jason Atkins and J. Wesley Legg. Written and directed by Brent McCorkle.
- Rated: PG-13; some violence, mature theme, drinking
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ESPN and Sports Illustrated have ranked the 14-0 Wolverines No. 1 in the nation among high-school football teams.
Bellevue's football team moved into the top spot in national polls produced by ESPN and Sports Illustrated on Monday.
The Wolverines, who finished their 14-0 season with a 35-3 win against Eastside Catholic for the Class 3A state championship, were ranked second heading into last week. But Manatee from Bradenton, Fla., the team ranked No. 1 in both ESPN and SI's poll, lost in the Florida Class 7A semifinals on Friday.
The Wolverines' ranking isn't set in stone yet: three of the top five teams in the ESPN and Sports Illustrated polls are still playing.
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Monarch's is positioning itself as a scheduled airline that allows customers "greater" freedom to select the products and services they require when they fly.
The relaunch marks the airline's biggest rebrand in the past seven years, the company said.
Changes include an overhaul to the plane's livery and a new brand message that focuses on the airline's scheduled services.
The airline's fleet of 30 aircraft will be rebranded in the company's yellow and purple colours, and the message "Fly your way. Every day".
The rebrand has been created by several agencies, including Milton Bayer and Flourish Creative.
The supporting campaign will run across print, outdoor, digital and direct marketing activity.
The new services provided by the airline claim to let consumers "tailor" their flight packages to their own preferences, by booking allocated seats and having different options for in-flight meals and extra-leg room.
Conrad Clifford, chief executive of Monarch Group, said: "The new brand is a key milestone for the company as we focus on scheduled operations.
"The refreshed brand is the visual manifestation of a strategic shift in the business that will give consumers the widest possible choice of services, both on the ground and in flight."
In January, Monarch began the search for a new agency to handle its £4m advertising account, as the airline sought to raise its profile in a competitive industry. The media-buying account, handled by incumbent Carat, was unaffected by the pitch process.
This article was first published on marketingmagazine.co.uk
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Fayette may add notices for any new proposed celltower
Fayette County planning officials will be reviewing the relatively new celltower ordinance for possible changes, including the addition of a notification process for adjacent property owners.
The review comes on the heels of a new celltower under construction on Crabapple Lane, near several homes in Peachtree City's Kedron Hills neighborhood.
The residents of Kedron Hills were not notified of the new celltower because it met all of the county's requirements, county officials said. If a public notification element is added to the ordinance, it could be done such that nearby property owners would receive a notice even if the tower meets all county ordinances.
One resident of Kedron Hills complained last week that she only found out about the tower once the bulldozers began clearing land on the adjacent lot.
County Planning Director Pete Frisina told the Fayette County Commission Wednesday that staff would look at other celltower ordinances to see how they compare to the county's, which was updated recently in an overhaul of the county zoning ordinances.
"Some may be more restrictive than us, some may be less," Frisina said.
Another possible regulation that will be investigated by staff is a limitation on how close a new celltower can be to a nearby municipality.
Commissioner Steve Brown suggested the distance restriction from a municipality would be helpful, but added that the county could look at granting variances to that distance requirement as well. Brown said in any case, a new celltower within that distance should result in a notice being filed to the appropriate city so it can provide input on the matter.
In other business, the commission voted to spend $171,090 to replace 140 desktop computers, 24 laptop computers and 60 printers. The items are being purchased through a state contract for Hewlett Packard and Dell products. The county is hoping to take advantage of end of year pricing for the printers in particular, as the newer models are about twice as much, officials said.
The commission also voted to spend up to $7,000 to update the county's recreation needs assessment. Much of the process will involve an online survey of residents, but the new plan also will take into account the existing recreation amenities in the county's various cities. The previous assessment in 2003 failed to do so and thus was more ambitious than truly necessary, officials have said.


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When Syracuse decided to go to a no-huddle offense before the start of the season, the Orange lost its focus. The run became an afterthought. But after falling to 2-4 and with the season slipping away despite a stout aerial attack, offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett decided the run was the missing link. Since a bad loss at Rutgers - four turnovers and a blocked field goal - everything has changed in the run game and the Orange has rebounded with three wins in four games. Jerome Smith had 133 yards rushing as the Orange gained 251 yards on the ground and 251 passing in a 40-10 victory over Connecticut. Smith has followed that with three more 100-yard outings, including a career-high 144 to bring his season total to 875.
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Letters to the Editor: Nov. 15, 2010
"How about running a contest asking readers where they think savings can be made quickly in federal spending?'' The question came from Daily News reader and letter writer H.R. Buttleman of Estero. The answer: Great idea. We'll do it. Readers are invited to send their signed thoughts to firstname.lastname@example.com (please put "savings'' in the subject line too) or Savings, Editorial Page Editor, Naples Daily News, 1100 Immokalee Road, Naples, 34110. The paper will publish a summary of the responses. Thank you.
Letter of the Day
And who is being toxic?
Your snide editorial statement about "enough of the toxic partisanship" leaves me with a question.
Are the tea party folks or any conservative person "toxic" in your view?
Just because we had the passion and determination to affect a change in government that we felt is in our best interest?
Sometimes the squeaky wheel has to make a lot of noise to get noticed. And we conservatives squeaked real loud! Hooray for a great bunch of winners in Florida.
Is the role of the newspaper to reflect us or to lead and direct us? Your editorials sometimes read as though you think you're the elected ones.
— Mary Rita Carey
To the point
Editor, Daily News:
Re: Jeff Lytle's Nov. 7 column.
Amen! Great!
— Nancy Gunn
He's listening?
Editor, Daily News:
Congratulations to all winners of this election, and a big thank you to candidates who were willing to endure gauntlets of nasty campaigners whose weapons are mud and vitriol.
This has to stop if we are ever to heal.
I was Collier County School Board member Roy Terry's campaign manager. I respect him for his abilities, knowledge and determination.
We ran an honorable campaign, but heard shady comments made that he was "bought and paid for by union interests." And, although a nonpartisan race, some in his political party sought to exclude him as "being a Democrat" or "going to become one if elected."
It got worse; verbal assaults were made via the radio with opinions by the host and by the other candidate (an occasional alternate host) without facts or with suggestion as to what the future was to bring if my candidate were elected.
OK, it's an opinion show, I get it, but it is also a means when "teamed" by those interested parties to achieve a result for the benefit of that other candidate, a member of that team, and it becomes suspect at the least.
The election is over; Terry won by 12 percent of the vote.
Then I read a letter to the editor saying that candidate Joe Whitehead desires to continue the effort to demean the winner of this election through his investigative skills because to him it is a war.
Perhaps I am wrong, but one wonders at this approach to caring about his community. Do we want to continue this disruptive approach for the next four years?
— Bob Murray
Build up; don't burn down
Editor, Daily News:
It is distressful to read of the lack of support by Collier County fire chiefs and their fire commissioners for fire-district consolidation.
A Daily News article by Aaron Hale discloses how independent fire districts' leaders will try to kill consolidation by using any ploy possible to do so. Like it or not, the straw poll question on Collier's countywide ballot was worded correctly — consolidation will improve efficiency, promote a more cost-effective use of tax dollars and will reduce costs and thereby lower taxes.
The consultants hired by Bonita Springs/Estero/San Carlos Estates stated that those benefits will accrue from this tri-district consolidation. But, some of the fire chiefs and many fire commissioners argue that the consultants didn't do a good job, and therefore they are reluctant to move forward to actual consolidation. Progress has been further slowed by the recent elections and possible changes in fire commissioners.
In another article, Hale reports on Scott Lepore's efforts to form a panel of business leaders to study consolidation in Collier County. I believe that Lepore has found the best way to resolve the vexing stalemate that has been going on for 20 years. I would be glad to assist him in any way he might consider.
— Ed FitzGerald
Fire commissioner, Bonita Springs
Progress, at least
Editor, Daily News:
I'm not sure if I'm happy or sad about Marie Murphy's letter to the editor thanking the Daily News for the use of better ink on the presses.
It was necessary for me to cancel my subscription to the Daily News some time ago because I'd been having such trouble reading it ever since my cataract surgery and insertion of a new implant that was supposedly "newer and better."
Unfortunately, it was not and I had to read the Daily News online.
Recently, because of a price offer I couldn't refuse, I re-started my subscription primarily for the TV guide, but I was ecstatic in how much better I could read the whole paper without bringing it up to my face with heavy lighting and/or by the window with the bright early morning sunshine.
I thought my eyesight was improving but, unfortunately, it was not!
Thank you, Daily News!
— Mary Storto
North Naples
Enron and the end run
Editor, Daily News:
Did you ever wonder why the price of gasoline fluctuates daily, weekly and monthly? It is now almost $3 a gallon.
It is not supply and demand, or China and India buying all the surplus.
It's not the BP spill, not trouble at the refineries or similar excuses put out in spin by the oil companies.
Simply put, it is the inaction by Congress to close the "Enron loophole."
You remember Enron.
Very few went to jail.
It really is just Economics 101. Here is how the loophole works.
Oil and copper were "exempted" from being traded on the futures and commodities markets. To this day, very few can explain why. Must have been the campaign money. You see, you don't have to hold onto the futures contracts, and hedge-fund companies are buying oil and copper stocks when the dollar is weak.
It is a win-win for Wall Street traders, and a sykrocketing of gas and copper prices, artificially rising beyond supply and demand.
As we begin to show recovery in this recession, the artificial rise in gas prices and building costs eat away at disposal income and consumer purchases are reduced.
So much for the recovery.
Close the "Enron loophole" and you will put more power in the hands of the consumer.
Congress, are you listening?
— Richard A. Ferreira
Bonita Springs
Proof of vitality
Editor, Daily News:
Re: Frank Englund's Nov. 9 letter expressing the wish that "we had an opportunity to vote out the extreme liberal editors and editorial board at the Daily News."
As far as I know, we still are guaranteed freedom of expression in the United States, and there is nothing to stop Englund and his like-minded friends from starting up a new paper.
I must confess, I was surprised at the recent endorsements by the Daily News of several Democrat candidates, but it does show that the paper is independent of any party, even though Collier County is extremely Republican.
It increases my admiration for the Daily News, which I think is a better example of a reasonable and balanced paper than is to be found in many small cities.
—Ellen Norbom
Keep a serious eye on them
Editor, Naples News:
Many letters urged the passage of Amendment 4, the premise of which was citizens have a right to decide how their communities are to be developed.
When a general plan is drawn up, it tries to predict the future, but I've yet to find anybody who can do that.
As an analogy, the drawing up of such plans is similar to drawing up the plans with an architect for a new home. Everybody does their best to anticipate what is desired. If, after construction begins, you decide to make changes to the plans, how would you react if every change made needed the approval of a committee (the public)?
What if, in your original plan, you were required to specify exactly where every picture on your wall was to go, or the exact location of every door, and any changes were subject to review. You would be outraged! In a nutshell, that is what county land-use planners are up against.
Though I often do not agree with them, they must try to predict "changes" in the use of land over a large area for a long period of time. We elect people to resolve this problem; let them try to do their jobs. If you don't like their decisions, vote them out!
But ... those whose decisions are determined by how large a campaign contribution they get from developer "X" or any other abuse of the public trust, should not be voted out.
They should be sent to jail!
— David Capitanio
Bonita Springs
My DREAM; share it?
Editor, Daily News:
Re: DREAM (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors) Act for Florida immigrant youth.
I came to Naples when I was a child with my mom and I grew up here.
My mom applied for asylum but was denied because of a paralegal's mistake and my mom missed a deadline.
My family is separated. My relatives in Argentina will not try to come here. I just want to go see them and give them a hug. I miss them.
There are many students in my same situation in all our counties around Florida, youths who would be an asset to this country and the talent should stay here. As we have seen in political campaigns this election, politicians are playing with the young, undocumented students' future. Racist ads were everywhere.
We are not a part of gangs. We are not criminals and we don't want to steal this country.
Opportunity is all we are looking for. The country was built with immigrants. The right thing to do is to love our neighbors and the strangers.
We are holding U.S. Sen. George LeMieux and U.S. Rep. Connie Mack IV accountable. They have both said that children should not be punished for the actions of their parents.
Florida immigrant youth still has hope and love. We will fight until the end. We are relentless.
Call me a DREAMer.
— Erika Grispino
Consider the source
Editor, Daily News:
I noticed what appeared to be an article in the Community section of the Nov. 9 Daily News written by Jerry Blanchard, titled "Sage advice for seniors."
Blanchard was listed as a Community contributor. The article advocated the importance of planning ahead and offered several other key pieces of advice for seniors about when and how to consider a retirement community.
I then noticed that Blanchard also happens to be the sales director for the Terraces in Bonita Springs, a retirement community!
With all due respect to Blanchard, I felt his article and his role as a Community contributor were nothing more than misleading labels for what amounted to an advertisement and should have been labeled as such.
— Jon Garon
They're still here
Editor, Daily News:
A letter from Ruth Nichols quoting the prognostications of the Convention of Biological Diversity brought to mind a trip we made to Florida in 1968.
It was spring break time; my husband had a meeting in Miami, so the whole family came along.
One of our ventures was a tour to the Everglades. Florida had been having very dry weather; the sea of grass was a vista of brown, dried stalks and a few alligators were wallowing in a pathetically small puddle of water. The nature guide opined that in 10 to 20 years, alligators would be extinct.
So much for long-term forecasts.
— Jane M. Scanlon
Marco Island
Veteran leadership
Editor, Daily News:
Veterans Day is a magnificent memorial to honor our veterans for the enormous contributions and sacrifices they made to keep this nation not only a free democracy, but a nation that was willing to help its enemies recover from war's aftermath.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur rebuilt Japan into a world power and the Marshall Plan laid the foundation for the recovery of Europe after World War II.
A veteran's experiences lead to a deep-rooted sense of leadership and I would like to recognize two presidential veterans, one a Democrat and another a Republican — John F. Kennedy and Ronald W. Reagan — for the kind of leadership that made us all proud to be Americans.
They had many things in common, such as economic policy, but one characteristic of leadership they both excelled in was the way they brought us together with a common sense of purpose, such as JFK's program to put a man on the moon and Ronald Reagan's "cold war" against communism.
We could use some of this leadership in our troubled times.
— Ralph E. Patsfall
Fort Myers Beach
Editor, Daily News:
Recently we read "the American people have spoken."
It is true there were sweeping wins in the House of Representatives, congratulations, I guess. But the Republicans didn't take over the Senate and we still have an elected Democrat president. Most political parties would be happy with two out of three, so don't crow too much.
Don't like a single-payer health-care system? I love Medicare; I wish everyone could enjoy it; mostly all other large industrialized countries have single-payer systems and like it, too.
Unemployment is 9.6 percent today, high but maybe getting better. Barack Obama has been our president for less than two years and he started with about 8 percent unemployment rate; the last president started at 4.0 percent; give our president a chance.
Obama apologizes for our arrogance; it's about time someone did. In our elective Iraq war, at least 80,000 people were killed, over 4,500 of our own, many more injured so far. $1 trillion of borrowed money was spent.
No weapons of mass destruction as we were told by former President George W. Bush/former Vice President Dick Cheney. Iraq was not a threat to us; it is they who should have apologized to us and the world long ago.
And Michele Obama? Most Americans love her, as I do.
The Republicans, party of no, did make big promises to get elected. Let's all hope their first priority is to help our country get back on its feet — not just to win the presidency back in 2012.
— Joe Yurko
No tears formula
Editor, Daily News:
I was appalled over the Associated Press article, "Next house speaker John Boehner earning 'weeper'-in-waiting label."
It does not have any value other than tearing down another human being. Not sinceformer President George W. Bush left office have I read such vicious trash. Any person who finds humor when someone else is brought to tears has lost his or her basic humanity.
AP writer Nancy Benac should be ashamed. I also cannot believe that an education secretary like Margaret Spelling said what was quoted in the article: "Everybody laughs about how he bursts into tears. He'd always get choked up about the kids."
On another subject: Last Sunday's AP article and quoted graphic about the world trip of Nicolas Rapp do not match. Mozambique, Ethiopia, Somalia and the Kilimanjaro cannot be seen from the West Coast of Africa as the route in the graphics shows. Also the Red Sea is not the body of water between Morocco and Spain. Yemen and Oman are not in Southern Europe.
If AP is too ignorant of basic geographic knowledge, then you should have caught that blatant error.
— Baerbel A.E. Munson
Income tact
Editor, Daily News:
Did anyone else have trouble with William Wolf suggesting that persons earning less than $100,000 per year should be considered low income?
I think he should review the most recent U.S. Census Bureau Money Income of Households to get a clearer understanding of the real world.
The reality is that approximately 80 percent of households in the U.S. (that's households, not individuals) have a combined yearly income of $100,000 or less.
I suggest it be called the "Majority Income" since it would include the largest, and therefore, the most representative segment of the population. It would include people like law enforcement officers and firemen; the person who fixes your air conditioner; the sales associate who rings up your purchase; the person who delivers your mail and most others.
Maybe Congress would worry more about people in the "Majority Income" bracket and less about whether those earning over $250,000 can make of go of it without the Bush administration tax cuts.
In another letter Lee B. Miller suggested if we just put God back into government, things would run more smoothly. Writer sounds sincere with good intentions, but both past history and the current state of the world would argue the exact opposite.
Until we can get all people to agree on which set of beliefs will be embraced by our government, let's not have any nativity scenes in front of the courthouse.
— Ken Baginski
A clear message
Editor, Daily News:
President Barack Obama still doesn't get it.
He says that miscommunication and voter frustration caused the historic Republican victory on Nov. 2. Wrong! His agenda caused the blowout around the country. His communication was right on and we got it perfectly.
I wonder what his excuse will be in 2012 when he's retired and the Senate gets a Republican majority.
The Republicans, however, better follow the mandate and lower taxes, cut spending, work on the deficit, eliminate earmarks, get America back to work and repeal Obamacare.
Let the revolution begin.
— J.N. Miranda
Think positive
Editor, Daily News:
I cannot believe that while we complain and suffer through the dregs of this economic recession, the opposition to the Jackson Lab project continues to squawk as loudly as ever, grasping at any bit of misinformation, or even inventing their own propaganda, to keep Collier County from a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to turn its economy into one of the top biotechnology centers in the world.
I read the articles in the newspaper and elsewhere, realizing that somewhere in all the rhetoric lies the truth.
The naysayers selectively choose sound bites to further their point— no more taxes, voter referendums, etc. — often dismissing the due diligence our state and local leaders have done for us. Taken out of context or woven together with exaggerated speculation, the naysayers' claims often miss the heart of the proposal — that we need a catalyst that is insulated from tourism and development, with a positive return on investment and proven sustainability to turn this ship around.
— Chad Hankins
The union label
Editor, Daily News:
At this time of economic stress and political conflict, trade union involvement seems to be more prevalent. Maybe we should have heeded this advice from over 70 years ago:
"All government employees should realize that the process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service. The very nature and purposes of government make it impossible for administrative officials to represent fully or to bind the employer in mutual discussions with government employee organizations."
This is not a quotation from an anti-union zealot or organizer troublemaker. Indeed, one of our most liberal presidents, Franklin D. Roosevelt, expressed this view in 1937. Events now show this to be prophetic, and possibly preventive of many federal, state and municipal fiscal problems today.
History can be an excellent teacher; more of our decision-makers ought to apprise themselves of it.
— William Wolf
Good day, sunshine
Editor, Daily News:
Lee County recently announced they will spend $326,000 of taxpayer money for solar panels.
I am constantly amazed about these worthless government expenditures. As reported, "on a cloudless day these panels will generate 54,000 watts, enough to power 10 homes ..."
Wow! Let's assume your average household electric bill is $250 per month or $3,000 per year.
That would be $30,000 for 10 houses. That's over a 10-year payback on this investment.
Now let's factor in the effect of partially cloudy days, maintenance and spare parts cost and the life expectancy of these solar panels?
I hope Lee County got the panels with the 10-year warranty.
This is no more an investment that will benefit taxpayers than that solar panel boondoggle at Florida Gulf Coast University. Wasn't the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act supposed to generate jobs and economic growth?
How many new jobs will be created in Lee for this $326,000?
Oh that's right, we have full employment in Lee County.
— Dean Oestreich
Bonita Springs
Make the effort
Editor, Daily News:
Jack Tanner of Fort Myers wants Florida to have a mail-in only ballot.
He apparently wants a greater percent of registered voters to cast a ballot. Voting in a privilege and only those who "bother" and care to go to the polls should be counted.
Perhaps he would like it if we had poll personnel coming to one's house to collect ballots.
They could also fill them out for those too lazy or illiterate to do so! How would that be?
Maybe he would like it if we fined those who don't vote.
We already have absentee ballots and early voting. (Although, in some states early voters said they were met with ballots already filled out and three guesses which party had their votes already printed!) If you care so little you don't even request an absentee ballot, you should not vote.
Way back when I was in high school and was on the Student Council, I was able to change the election system from simply doing it in homeroom (where everybody easily voted) to a system in which voters had to go to a poll to vote. When I was later nominated for president, there were no other candidates, so I nominated a fellow student.
"Everyone," including all my friends, thought I would win; so only those who supported the other candidate bothered to go to the polls — and he won.
Did I regret the change I was able to make in voting? Absolutely not!
— Donavin A. Baumgartner Jr.
It's all tax money
Editor, Daily News:
The amount of revenue required from the state for the high-speed rail line from Tampa to Orlando may be about 10 percent, but the other 90 percent (federal dollars) is still taxpayer money.
This means taxpayers from the other 49 states get to help pay for a rail line that most of them will never use.
Further, how many more taxpayer dollars will be needed to subsidize the rail line once it is built?
— Sam Nolan
Golden Gate Estates
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I work at The Center for Discovery (thecenterfordiscovery.org), which is a private, non-profit agency in NY State caring for individuals with multiple disabilities, autism spectrum disorders and medical frailties. The emphasis on providing a healthy environment and healthy food to support the fragile health of these remarkable individuals is critical to our work with them. For that purpose we have a farm (Thanksgiving Farm), now Demeter certified, which produces a major part of the food we need. There are also Healing Gardens throughout the agency, producing medicinal and culinary herbs. To strengthen that work, we want to document the fact that food produced on a biodynamic farm has higher value in terms of nutrient content and also in term of quality (life forces) and that in influences health positively. In that way it can become a very objective position to the families, board members, State authorities and others. There is research that has been done and some is currently being done. There are people or institutes with that as their mission. I am looking for leads to get written documents and to reach out to people that can help with that essential question. Everything that goes from the soil quality to the food to the health and even comparing organic to biodynamic.
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Cookout Contest - Iowa State Fair 2011 (#4205)
Cooks fire up their grills to see who can make the tastiest cookout treat, while fairgoers get the chance to sample the food for free. 04:32
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The Effect of School Starting Age, Parent Education, and Gender on High School Academic Achievement and Extracurricular Participation
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The problem. Is there a long-term effect of starting age on academic achievement, participation in athletics, student government and organizations, and fine arts, and the continuation of post-secondary education? Procedure. The graduates of a small rural high school over a five-year period made up the study sample. The students were first divided by the age at which they entered kindergarten into an older and younger group. The older group turned six before March of their kindergarten year. Records were examined and assistance was received through survey information concerning the number of activities each student participated in, standardized test scores, grade point average, and parental education levels. Findings. No significant effect was found in student participation, academic achievement, or post-secondary education, due to school starting age. Conclusion. The age at which a student begins school is not, in itself, a significant factor at the high school level on any aspect of the student's success or participation. Recommendations. There was a slight indication that age, gender, and parent education, when considered together, may have an effect on ACT performance. This could be interesting to investigate further with a larger sample group.
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Teriyaki Swordfish Burgers With Sweet Pickled Ginger Salsa
|Soy sauce
|3 Tablespoon (45 Ml)
|3 Tablespoon (45 Ml)
|Rice wine
|3 Tablespoon (45 Ml)
|Granulated sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (50 Ml)
|1 Clove (5 gm), peeled and smashed
|Fresh ginger root
|1 Inch, smashed (About 2.5 Centimeter)
|Lemon peel
|1 Inch (About 2.5 Centimeter)
|Chopped pink pickled ginger
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (125 Ml Sushi Ginger)
|Chopped fresh chives/Green onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (50 Ml)
|Nori sheet
|5 Inch, toasted and broken into small pieces (12 Centimeter)
|Ripe mango
|Boneless fresh swordfish
|1 Pound, skin removed (500 Gram)
|Egg whites/1 whole egg
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Whole wheat breadcrumbs/White breadcrumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (125 Ml)
|1 Teaspoon (5 Ml)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (2 Ml)
|Chopped fresh cilantro/Parsley
|2 Tablespoon (25 Ml)
|Sesame oil
|1 Tablespoon (15 Ml)
|Kaiser rolls/Sesame buns
For teriyaki sauce, in small saucepan, combine soy sauce, water, rice wine, sugar, garlic, ginger and lemon peel.
Bring to boil and cook until mixture is reduced by half and is quite thick.
To make salsa, in large bowl, combine pickled ginger, cilantro, chives and nori.
Peel and dice mango (page 279).
Mix into salsa.
To make burgers, pat fish dry and cut into l inch/2.5 cm chunks.
Chop in food processor until pieces are very small and then blend in egg whites, breadcrumbs, salt, pepper and cilantro.
Shape into patties about 1/2 inch/1 cm thick.
Brush with sesame oil.
Grill burgers for about 2 minutes per side.
Brush with teriyaki sauce.
Cook for 1 minute, then turn and brush again.
Repeat once.
Burgers should be just cooked through.
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Overall, Groupon's transition from a company that sells discount vouchers to a company that sells discount merchandise has gone pretty well. Yet some news from Australia caught our attention when we learned that Groupon in that country sold counterfeit condoms on their website. Now the Australian government is alerting consumers who purchased those condoms that they should probably not use them. [More]
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November 9, 2014 — There are over 20 options for membership plugins available to people trying to build a membership site with WordPress. Come hear my six-point framework for evaluating them, and how to determine which is the right plugin for you. We'll also leave a decent amount of time for questions, as decisions about membership plugins are always specific to your purposes.
November 7, 2014 — In this session we will go through 'common' problems with WordPress and what to do about them. Common is way too vague, but what we will cover is the best way to troubleshoot when your site is not acting the way it is supposed to. We will aim this talk at the beginner, our goal is to stay away from code and error logs to show you what you can do to troubleshoot your site if problems arise.
November 6, 2014 — Using Ajax and JavaScript in WordPress plugins. JavaScript is an incredibly powerful tool to make your website and or web app more powerful and interactive. See the full power of integrating right into your WordPress with wp_ajax and taking advantage of client side scripting.
November 3, 2014 — Finding the right plugin can be a Herculean task, and choosing the wrong one can lead to security problems, bad UX or a complete breakdown of your site. This talk goes over how to group plugins in meaningful ways to identify which would be the most useful. From there, we review how to evaluate plugins for performance, functionality and usability by setting up a complete test environment to stretch plugins to their limits. We end with an overview of red flags and useful signs to look out for, such as support and frequent updates. By understanding the ways in which plugins integrate with the WordPress API, and what to look out for, you'll be able to find the exact plugin you need, every time.
October 31, 2014 — New to the world of WordPress? Wondering how best to jump in? Intimidated by all the stuff you "don't know"? Come join the party for an action-packed flash talk covering LOADS of goodies including: simple steps to getting involved, experience-based insights for developing your skills, plenty of useful resources for your bookmarks tab, and lots more. The talk will also cover some of my own adventures in WordPress land, including some of the projects, plugins, and people I've been involved with. So if you're newer to the WordPress community and want to up your game (build a plugin, code a theme, get involved, etc), come join us!
October 28, 2014 — I this presentation Susan Ramsey discusses best practices for choosing and understanding how best to extend the functionality and design of your WordPress site using themes and plugins.