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Friday, April 28, 2006
Best Regards: Craves
Every once in a while I get an email with an offer for stuff to review. As much as I want to just accept every offer of free goodies, I had to develop a standard for freebies/samples. They have to offer something no one else does. Robert at Best Regards had me at "Cranberry Orange Craves."
His line of chocolate barks feature his custom blend of chocolate and he recounts the discussion with his wife during his development of the treats this way:
I've never really considered dark chocolate to have an "aftertaste", I always considered the dry, astringent or bitter carryover notes to be part of the experience. But I can see how the mellowness of milk chocolate alleviates both the good and bad lingering flavors.
Best Regards is located in the Kansas City, Kansas area, which is really one of the last places I would have expected good, distinctive chocolate to come from. Though the bulk of his edibles and gift baskets features cookies, the basket he sent has a large assortment of chocolate barks (called Craves) and even a fun variety of chocolate covered Oreos. So let's dig in!
This is the star, the Cranberry Orange Craves - smooth dark chocolate flavored with orange essence and generously studded with dried cranberries. It's an incredible combination and amazingly, I've never had it before. The zesty orange goes so naturally with the cranberry's tart chewy bite and the smooth and mellow chocolate just brings it all together.
The best way for me to judge these sorts of things is to keep track of which package I finish first. This one was gone in the first weekend.
Orange and Oreo Chocolate Craves - the dark chocolate is smooth and creamy, but does lack some of the more subtle chocolate nuances. However, this is a combination bar, with orange essence added into the chocolate, so the rather homogenized background is actually pretty good as a foundation. Inside this thick bar are crushed Oreo cookies, which give it a nice crunch. Personally, I wasn't fond of coming across the Oreo cream but the chocolate crunch was a good combo. My second favorite.
Premium Raspberry Chocolate - plain dark chocolate bark with raspberry essence in it. It's not too sweet, ultra creamy and smooth. The raspberry has a good balance of floral nuances and there are bits of raspberry in there (including the seeds) which gives a little tartness and fruitiness to the whole bar.
Margarita White Chocolate - this was the only white chocolate offering and it was really good. I know, I've said I don't like white chocolate and then I keep recommending white chocolate things. This was white chocolate that wasn't too sweet and had lime essence in it. I would have called it Key Lime, because that's what it tasted like to me. My third favorite.
Mint Chocolate Cookie - I've raved about Harry London Mint Cookie Joys before, and these are essentially the same. Minted dark chocolate with chocolate cookie bits in it. Heaven.
The final set in the basket were these two different kinds of chocolate covered Oreos, chocolate and mint chocolate. The plain chocolate ones had little sprinkles on them, and I have to say, as cute as they are, they're not really that tasty. It's fine for cake where you might want a little crunchy texture, but they just interfered with the chocolate and cookies here. The mint ones worked much better - a good, classic combo.
On the whole, the chocolate Craves were top notch. It's hard to evaluate the whole custom blended chocolate part, because I never tasted the pure chocolate in any of these items, it was always in combination with other flavors and textures. While I really like a good dark chocolate, often the harsher bitterness can overshadow some of the more delicate flavors and textures. Of course that sort of intense flavor also keeps me from eating piece after piece. Maybe it's the difference between fine wine and a good fruity sangria. Both have their place. So Robert at Best Regards has stumbled upon something - a really addictive dark chocolate that's more "munchable." Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I can assure you, it'll be good for Best Regard's business.
If I lived in the Kansas City area and needed a gift for someone, I'd absolutely take advantage of the gift basket idea (especially the mixed baskets of cookies) with local delivery and he has lots of options that are more on the savory side (and feature some of the local barbeque themes). If I had one suggestion for the sale of these, it'd be the ability to get a tin of them, maybe even a mixed variety. The packaging in the crunchy clear plastic bags wasn't as resealable as I'd like. (I know, I rail against companies that have too much packaging, now I want more!) A tin of chocolate barks seems like it'd ship better anyway. However, he does offer some of the chocolate varieties as 8 ounce bars.
UPDATE: Wow! Robert is offering a special sampler package based on the products I reviewed here - at a huge discount off the regular $26.00 price, he's offering it at only $15.99. Just go to the Sweets & Treats page and scroll down to see the "Cybele Special."
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Fruit Parfaits
When I did my review last week of Turkish Delight, Joanna of SugarSavvy.net suggested that I try Aplets & Cotlets. Since I'm allergic to walnuts, I did a little digging on their site and found that they have some nutless products and then I fortuitously found some at the 99 Cent Only Store over the weekend.
I'm already partial to Turkish Delight and I figured this was an American version and it pretty much is. They're American flavors and they sounded interesting on the package:
Cherry Amaretto - oh, well, this one just combines two of my least favorite flavors! Actually, it wasn't as bad as all that. It was more like a cherry pie (which I like) and had little cherry bits in it. It didn't have much of an amaretto note, so I'm guessing folks who like amaretto would be upset by the false advertising, but I was thankful.
Apple Spice - an interesting idea but not very apple-y or very spicy. It was sweet and had a nice kind of apple pie scent, but not much flavor to go with it.
Orange Ginger - this one is the star and if I could buy a package of just this, I probably would. The orange rind bits were noticeable and provide a zesty and sometimes bitter snap. Not much ginger burn or spice to it, but a good earthy flavor.
Strawberry Conserve - very sweet but at the same time intensely fragrant without any sort of artificial note to it. No tartness, just all the sweet berry notes. Quite a few seeds in there too.
The strangest thing about this package was the array. The package was a tray with nine slots in it. But there were four flavors. So which one do you think had a bonus? The other odd thing was that each pair of flavors looked the same. It turns out that the bonus piece was Strawberry Conserve. I have no idea if yours will be the same.
The texture missed on actually being Turkish Delight, as it was a bit denser and more flavored. The candies are covered in fine granulated sugar instead of powdered sugar, so they're not at all messy. They're not really a candy that I would sit and munch on while watching TV or a movie, but I think it'd be nice to serve with tea. I'm kind of curious now to try their other varieties, especially the mint and true Lokum. However, the sizes they sell on the website are a little large for my desire to just sample, so I'll keep my eye out for these smaller packages in stores.
Note: the website sells these in a section called "Nut Free", however, if you have severe nut allergies, the package notes that the candies may contain traces of peanuts and other nuts.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Necco Smoothies
Oh dreadful day, I'm gonna just relieve you of any curiosity about these. They're just bad.
Necco Smoothies are a new set of flavors of the good old fashioned Necco wafers. Smoothies, I'm guessing, are supposed to be fruit shake flavors. The package says: Blueberry, Banana Caramel, Tropical, Peach and Strawberry Creme.
They smelled really bad. I don't think they would smell bad individually, but as a group the combination of the sweet, artificial fruit scents was just nauseating. Like a set of cheap candles.
The colors just weren't doing it for me either. The chalky tablets looked more like antacids or perhaps some barrettes I had when I was in middle school. But I closed my eyes and went for the taste test:
White = Tropical: What does that mean? I think it was supposed to be pina colada or something with coconut in it. It was mild and pleasant. Not overtly flavorful, but simply sweet.
Yellow = Banana Caramel: Hey, this one's pretty good, it reminds me of the long-lost Wacky Wafers. It's not all banana, there's a little hint of the caramelized sugar in there.
Orange = Peach: I know I mention my feelings for cherry flavored things from time to time, and this means that I've neglected my detestment for all things peach flavored. Don't get me wrong, I love peaches. I just don't like peach flavored things.
Blue = Blueberry: things flavored like blueberries never taste like blueberries. In fact, blueberries have very little flavor to me; they're all about the texture. Sure, they're sweet and tangy, but when you close your eyes and forget about what you're eating, they taste kind of like iced tea. Maybe it's the antioxidants or polyphenols or whatever in there that tea and blueberries have in common, but I'm happy to eat fresh blueberries but I don't want blueberry flavored things.
Pink = Strawberry Creme: The strawberry flavor is very strong and has a slight tang to it, like a yogurt. It wasn't offensive or off balance like the peach, but it wasn't really that pleasant either. The chalkiness of the candy itself and the attempt at a creme flavor just reek of insincerity.
Now, I might be alone here in my estimation for these. Amy, my neighbor and co-worker seems to think that these are pretty good. She liked the Peach, she liked the Blueberry! Hey, that makes me the best next door neighbor ever ... all the flavors I don't like, she'll eat.
What I've always liked about the original Neccos is that I will eat all the flavors (except clove). So there's value there. Same with Lifesavers, SweeTarts, Skittles and Starbursts. Sure, there are flavors I don't like, but it's usually one. If I'm not going to eat 3/5 of the flavors in a roll of Smoothies, it's a total loss as far as I'm concerned.
Anyway, so you can see from the photo what the color/flavor distribution in this roll was. So I've eaten all the Banana and the Tropical, and I'm left with this huge pile of Strawberry, Peach and Blueberry. I wonder if they'll make good sidewalk chalk?
Note: Do take a moment and visit the Necco website. It is a little behind (highlighting Easter candies, but maybe they're just letting people come look at the stuff because they're still buying it on sale) but it's nicely done and provides a lot more information about their history and candies than many other sites run by bigger companies. There's even a section that shows how Necco Wafers are made.
Monday, April 24, 2006
Fran's Gray Salt Caramels
About a month ago a friend went to Seattle. Being a good friend she asked me if I wanted anything (knowing it would be a candy request). I told her that several people recommended Fran's Chocolates, specifically their salt caramels. I even emailed her the locations of their shops to help her find the place.
Well, as luck would have it, she was up there for a panel discussion and one of the hospitality gifts was this package of Gray Salt Caramels ... so they must be famous!
The side of the package heralds them as "Award Winning! Soft butter caramels sprinkled with flavorful gray sea salt harvested off the Brittany Coast."
I had to do some digging, I saw on their website that the caramels won the 2003 NASFT Outstanding Confection award, but I had no clue what NASFT was. Turns out it's the The National Association for the Specialty Food Trade, so I guess it's like the Oscars (tm) for fancy food. (The run the fancy food shows in San Francisco, Chicago and New York ... something for me to put on my list o' things to do.)
The caramels are covered in dark chocolate which helps to highlight the flavors. The caramel is sweet and the chocolate is smooth and creamy and the salt make it all pop. If anything, the salt makes it all taste creamier and richer. The salt itself had a more musky, deep flavor to it than regular table salt (yes, I tried the salt grains alone).
Salted Caramels are all the rage now, I've seen quite a few varieties in the past year or so, but I guess Fran's was one of the first to present them. The large salt grains give a good textural addition besides the obvious salty pop. They're very satisfying and vibrant on the tongue, but they don't beg to be eaten over and over again. I had the package for quite a while and didn't eat them all in one sitting, nor did I want to.
They're fantastic, but they feel very special. I wouldn't want a whole box of them, but I'd like a box of Fran's candy and have a few of these sprinkled in (like this mix).
I'm definitely keen on trying other chocolates in Fran's line. You can read more about the history of this Seattle Chocolatier on their website.
Kate at Accidental Hedonist also posted about these last week! So at David Lebovitz's suggestion, I ate the last one upside-down, so that that salt hit my tongue first ... quite intense!
Friday, April 21, 2006
Jacques Torres
One of the must-see chocolate places in NYC is Jacques Torres. Even if you're not a fan of their chocolate or have little money, it's still an event. There are two locations in New York, one in Brooklyn and one on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Billed as Chocolate Haven, it truly is a delight for the eyes. The factory is wide open to witness from the street as they craft their handmade chocolate bars and when I was there they were packaging all of their hand-cast Easter goodies. From inside the store you get more than a view, you also get the scents and sounds.
But the best way to appreciate the innards of chocolate making though is from the Chocolate Haven shop. The glass walls enclose this little slice of sweetness and there's ample room to move around and stop for a cup of hot chocolate at the chocolate bar.
I had a cup of custom blended Wicked (spiced chocolate) and Orange. It was smooth and sweet but not at all sticky. However, it was so rich and the portion (the smallest) was far too much for me to finish. As much as I tried, I couldn't manage more than half of it.
Again, a little cup of hot chocolate helps me to keep my wits about me in such a place, it satisfies the chocolate craving and keeps me from going nuts and buying everything or gobbling it up as soon as I get away from the cash register with my purchases.
These little bunnies are just cute as bunnies. They're each a little bigger than my thumb (which is kinda small) and were a good sampling of the Jacques Torres chocolate. The package was very light and as I guessed, they're hollow ... so the whole thing weighed about 1.4 ounces. It cost $5.
The Dark Chocolate bunny tasted much like the hot chocolate. Smooth and rich with a slight dry finish, it wasn't terribly complex but had some good woodsy/smoky qualities. I'm guessing this was the house blend variety of their chocolate which is 60% cocoa. The Milk Chocolate was quite sweet and has the European flavor to it, it was also very smooth but with a more fudgy quality to it. It's one of those milk chocolates that begs you to eat more of it. The White Chocolate was really quite nice too. It's true white chocolate in the sense that it's made with cocoa butter and not tropical oils. It smelled very sweet and in fact tasted that way too, but had a slight caramel/vanilla note to it that made it much better than a bowlful of sugar.
They were all very nice, but for the price, first, I'd want solid chocolate. At this rate a pound of little bunnies would be over $50. I understand that more intense products like truffles demand a higher price, but these hardly qualified for such a premium. Not when the single bars of 3.5 ounces sell for $4.
This was my favorite purchase. I almost missed these too, they were placed up at the register and if I hadn't already picked out the bunnies, I wouldn't have even bought anything.
These are candied slices of orange that are then dipped in dark chocolate. They are absolutely gorgeous confections. I just couldn't resist buying them because I knew they would photograph well. Luckily I love candied citrus peel, so I was really looking forward to these. They were just as dense and rich as I'd hoped. The orange slices were soft and juicy and not too sweet. The rind carried strong orange essences without the slightest bit of bitterness. A well-candied citrus rind bears more fruit flavor than a marmalade, which often tastes of sugar syrup.
I've not tried the rest of the Jacques Torres line of chocolates, so I can't comment on the truffles or other chocolate covered goodies. They're pricey though, but the visit to their shop provides a bit more value to the brand. I give them higher marks than the sole merits of the chocolate in the bunnies, the orange was extraordinary and gives me the confidence to recommend the other chocolate covered goodies I saw. There were fun items like chocolate covered corn flakes, graham crackers and cranberries and traditional fare like apricots, ginger and pretzels. Where the Scharffen Berger line has always been rather traditional in its expression (and I love that) I don't care so much for the chocolate, just for the filling. Here the chocolate worked as the perfect complement to the orange and I reckon it would make even pedestrian items like corn flakes tasty.
Jacques Torres Chocolate Haven
Pearson's Nut Goodie
I was prompted to seek out this Pearson's bar after enjoying both the Pearson's Salted Nut Roll and later the Bun Bars (especially the Maple Bun).
But here's the question, how is this one different from the Bun Maple? Both are a maple fondant center covered in peanuts and milk chocolate. I had to taste it to find out.
There is no difference in size, they're both 1.75 ounces and their packaging is sized identically. In fact, they look strikingly similar.
But they don't taste the same. I don't know what to attribute this to, but the Nut Goodie is neither a Maple Bun nor a Vanilla Bun. Since I had the wrapper from the Bun still lying around I did a comparison:
Maple Bun Bar.....................................Nut Goodie
So there you have it, they're different. The Maple Bun, though it lists no maple flavoring, had a stronger mapleness to it, but the Nut Goodie is no slouch. It's a good bar. The fondant center is a little more dense and has a good sweetness with a balanced slight hit of salt that brings out a more subtle maple/toasted note to it. The nuts are top notch and the milk chocolate is smooth and sweet and of good quality.
I doubt I'll see many of these around, but if you're a Maple Bun fan and you can't find those, this might be a tasty substitute. I'd still like to see these made in a bar form instead of the plop, as it's a bit harder to eat.
Thursday, April 20, 2006
Pierre Marcolini Chocolates
On my recent tour of New York City Chocolatiers, I took as many suggestions from readers as my poor blistered feet would accept. Luckily Pierre Marcolini on Park Avenue was only a few blocks from the office I was working at. It's hardly a place the Candy Blogger belongs, after all, I'm just a girl in search of pretty sugar. It doesn't have to be fancy and I certainly don't care for those upscale prices. But candy is an adventure!
The Pierre Marcolini shop is everything you'd expect. From the elegant Tiffany-style storefront & rich wood paneling to the pretty counters and displays of chocolates. But, the sales staff was friendly and knowledgeable and hardly turned up their nose a someone who wanted to partake of their smallest box.
While I was getting the lay of the land, I ordered a small cup of hot chocolate, what was most surprising was that this demitasse was the least expensive cup of hot chocolate I had my entire stay in NYC ($2.50). Even though it was a scant 2 or 3 ounces, it was plenty to satisfy me and let me know what I was in store for with their more solid chocolate offerings.
Massepain Nature - "Paste of ground almonds with a powdered sugar in dark chocolate" - My most adventurous choice was this marzipan. While I was talking to the young woman behind the counter, I asked if it had a strong amaretto, and she replied that it did not, it was much more on the chocolate and almond side of things. I went for it. It was a rather mousy looking little chocolate, but maybe that was my prejudice coloring my estimation of its beauty. The marzipan was soft and almost crumbly without being oily or even at all sweet. I'd like to call it sandy, but it wasn't quite that either. It was very almondy but had a rather obvious amaretto taste to it. I didn't find it unpleasant but certainly not the first thing I'd opt for in the future. The most surprising part was how filling this was. I was hardly hungry after tasting this one.
Coeur Framboise - "Dark chocolate raspberry infused ganache in a white chocolate shell" - these were positively radiant, like cabochon garnets, pomegranate seeds or candied apples. Inside is a dark chocolate ganache with raspberry essence, covered in white chocolate and then slicked with the translucent red gloss. The berry flavor was lovely, not terribly perfumy, but sweet and smooth with some very strong chocolate notes and a slight tang to it from both the fruit and the cocoa.
Quatre Epices - "Infusion of cinnamon, clove, cardamom and ginger" - I wasn't sure how the clove was going to play on this one. The center was a little fudgy and not buttery like a truffle and I wondered if I didn't eat them quickly enough. The spices combined well, with ginger playing a big part without causing a lot of burn. I didn't really detect any clove at all, but then again, I didn't get much of a cardamom note either. The texture felt more like a marzipan than a truffle in the end.
Th? Citron - "Dark chocolate ganache infused with tea and fresh pieces of lemon and lime" - May I refer to this as a manly truffle? The tea and citrus was amazing - tart without overpowering the chocolate and it gave the whole thing an "Old Spice" feeling (not in a bad cosmetic sort of way). The acid notes of both the chocolate and lemon and lime played well together with only the slightest sweet hint.
Thym Orange - "Dark chocolate ganache infused with fresh thyme and orange peels" - wow, the thyme here was very strong and reminiscent of the piney tones of rosemary or fresh oregano. They flavors combine well, the dry astringency of the chocolate and the balsam notes of the herbs. I really didn't catch the orange in the mix but I didn't actually miss it.
Violette - "Dark chocolate ganache infused with flowery Violette" - this tasted as lovely as it looked. The violet was not strong or soapy at all, simply fresh and rather reminiscent of berries without the tartness. The flowery feel lasted in my mouth for quite a while and would be a welcome change from coffee-breath.
Pierre Marcolini - "72% cocoa content, combination of beans from the Venezuelan regions Sur de Lago, Carenero and Rio Caraibe" - shockingly buttery and smooth, this one just melted away on my tongue with some gorgeous woodsy notes of oak, black cherry and vanilla. A wonderful way to complete my small box, with a crisp, dry finish.
The quality was wonderful and the packaging spare and elegant. I appreciated that the labels were obvious for most of the candies, so I had no trouble deciphering which was which ... most of the names were printed plainly. The flavor combinations were wonderful though never quite as described as far as I could tell. The whole line felt very masculine, which isn't a good or bad thing, just something noticed after infused chocolates from quite a few places in NYC.
Pierre Marcolini Chocolatier
Their website, though it contains wonderful photos and info about all the chocolates they offer is painfully slow because they haven't optimized their images for the web, so consider yourself warned.
It's not that I've never had Chuckles, but it's been a very, very long time. I don't actually know who eats Chuckles. It's not me. And it's pretty hard to figure it out because I never see them being sold, let alone being eaten.
The last time I remember seeing them was in a vending machine on the campus of Kent State University in the basement of the building where my father worked ... this would be around 1978. I probably bought them. I loved that vending machine, it was super-cheap and sometimes dispensed two candy bars, it was like a slot machine! (Except when you win candy you can't really stuff it back in the coin slot to try to win more.)
What sets this flavor assortment apart is the first one:
Licorice - light and refreshing, a completely different experience from the doughy/molasses experience of black licorice vines. The licorice isn't overpowering but nice and smooth.
Cherry - this is one of the worst and for lots of personal reasons. It reminds me of medicine, like so many of those cough potions and penicillin elixirs of my youth, I just can't bring myself to like cherry that much. This is sweet and strong and has a slight bitter, poison note to it that I'm never sure is the color or the actual cherry flavor.
Orange - wonderfully zesty without much of a tart hint to it at all. It was so orangy that it left a slight burning tingle to the inside of my lips. Maybe Chuckles can be called the Altoids of jelly candies?
Lemon - zesty, light and sparkly. The zest actually lends a little bitter note in the middle to this one, but I don't mind it a bit because it reminds me of real lemon rinds.
Lime - well, there's always the underdog in every flavor mix and lime is it here. It's everything you'd expect from a circa 1920 lime candy - the essence of a clean floor. It's kind of sad that the fabulous flavor of lime was co-opted by the cleaning moguls, but there you have it, for at least two generations the scent of lime just can't be separated from the smell of a clean bathroom. Even with all its baggage, I still ate the whole piece (not true with the cherry one) and wondered what was so bad with associating a piece of candy with sparkling tiles?
Now, I like jelly candies. I do find myself pining for Spearmint Leaves and Orange Slices from time to time, but I don't really care for buying a half pound of them, which is usually how they're sold. But then again, when I want Spearmint Leaves, Chuckles aren't going to scratch that itch and maybe if I'm in the mood for citrus, I'm not going to want that licorice or cherry. The point is, no one else sells a single serving of jelly candies like this and these are really good versions of a jelly candy because the flavors are so intense. Now I've gotten myself all worked up and I'm a little sad they don't sell these around here.
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By Rita M. Mahler
Special to the Register
Danbury Township is an area of 19.94 square miles, with 32.75 miles of shoreline. No wonder it seems a little crowded when all the tourists and summer residents gather for a ride Around The Horn.
The beauty of the Marblehead Peninsula that draws so many people is not only that of nature and centering one's soul with enjoyment, but one so much deeper. The pure nature of our community is "service". The intense work ethic of our local businesses, owners and employees, is to provide a fun memorable atmosphere to those here visiting and enjoying what we sometimes take for granted. Working long hours, and during every weekend and holiday can be taxing, but it is done.
Sometimes believe it or not, it is done with fun and enjoyment.
The small businesses dotting the ride around the horn include restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries, pizza and ice cream shops, gift shops, antique shops, bait shops, specialty shops, salons, hotels/motels, campgrounds, lodging and Marinas, taverns an bars and ferry services to the islands. That doesn't even count the hardware stores, repair shops, construction and home maintenance shops, lawn care and landscaping or painting and siding. Unfortunately there are fewer farmers, orchards and roadside markets and only one Bank with two locations.
The largest business concentration has got to be Storage Units and Marina's with boat storage. The largest employers are the quarry and manufactures. While the numerous churches and cemeteries hold our faith and heritage.
The Peninsula is fortunate that zoning has made it so the inland side of the road is more for storage than the waterfront. Unfortunately cottages have given way to bigger elaborate homes, condos and subdivisions, so more water front areas are gone for views. The beauty of Lake Erie can still be found from the State access ramps, Dempsy's on Bayshore Road and Mazurik's on Northshore Boulevard. and the beach at East Harbor State Park.
Main Street through Marblehead allows views of the Islands while Lakeside provides a long walking path along the waterfront from east gate to west gate.
The gift of getting to meet so many people from near and far is enjoyed at our many annual festivals, tournaments and events, but our history is a solemn reminder of why it is important to remember the past, and preserve for the future.
Next week: Those who protect and serve.

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This tall ship diorama was made by an actual Viking descendant for the 1893 Columbian exposition in Chicago. It was made by Iver Aaseby who lived from 1845 - 1900. He and his wife Katrina lived in Pennington Minnesota. Their family moved from Norway to Minnesota in the mid 1800's. The Aaseby name dates to the 1600's in Norway. Many Viking descendants moved from Norway to Minnesota during this time period. The ship model ship was taken to the expo in 1893 which celebrated the 400th anniversary of Columbus arrival to the new world. An exact replica of the " Gokstad ship " called the " Viking " was on display at the expo. The Gokstad was found in a burial mound in Norway in 1880. The picture in the back of the diorama frame is the " Viking ". It shows it crossing the Atlantic sound for the worlds Columbian expedition - Chicago 1893. The ship model hull is carved from one single piece of wood and the sails are all hand carved wood. There are fancy metalic appliques on the front and back. Highly detailed sail rigging with hand carved blocks. Look very closely at all the pictures to see the wonderful craftsmanship of all the hand carving. The wooden case is made of old pine boards and measures - 21 3/4" tall - 27 1/2" wide - 8 3/4" deep. Very old wavy glass makes the front of the case. I do not know if this model was entered in a competition or if it was just put on display for the expo. I am very lucky to have all the family history that I do for this wonderful piece of maritime art. Other pictures are available upon request. Serious inquiries welcome.
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Updated: July 12, 2013, 5:04 PM ETAssociated Press
TORONTO -- IndyCar has given an outside organization the rights to operate its Indy Lights feeder series beginning in 2014.
The multi-year agreement announced Friday with Andersen Promotions gives the company all three rings in the "Mazda Road to Indy" ladder system. Andersen already owns and operates USF2000 and Star Mazda series.
"This is a positive move for our sport," said IndyCar President of competition Derrick Walker. "A strong and relevant training system is important to develop ...
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Compensation expert Kevin Hallock named dean of ILR School
Professor Kevin F. Hallock has been named the Kenneth F. Kahn Dean of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell President David J. Skorton announced today. Hallock will begin his five-year term Feb. 1.
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By connecting itself to its neighbors and the world with an easily accessible international airport, Songdo capitalizes on the connectivity that makes cities vibrant, write Lindsay and Kasarda.
"'They tracked us down, wanted us to build a city in the ocean, and no one else was interested,' Gale told me, still dazed. 'Their vision scared everyone else away. It wasn't until I saw the airport that I understood where they wanted to go with this.' Where they wanted to go was China. His sales pitch to prospective tenants is simple: move here, and you're only a two-hour flight away from Shanghai or Beijing, and four hours away at most from cities you've never heard of, like Changsha. Chairman Mao's hometown happens to be larger than Atlanta or Singapore. Nearly a billion people are just a day trip away. When Stan Gale looks at a departure board, he sees a treasure map. And when he gazes upon his creation, he sees dozens of potential new cities, each next to a dot on that map. These cities-to-be even have a name, which Gale pronounces for me with a flourish, an 'aerotropolis.'"
... Air travel is on the wane say those who measure energy consumption. For the time being, building around airports is suitable land-use that should expect reduced takeoff/landings. Building metro-rail access is more important than building density around airfield areas.
I believe the LA Red Line subway should go south to Culver City and terminus with the Green Line near LAX. Transfer at Culver City Aqua Line to Santa Monica. Simpler to build subway, serves more destinations, connects the LRT system better.
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Reds showing a little patience this inning.
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Frazier needs to be rested for the next 6 games.
Frazier has definitely hit a wall of some kind.
It seems as though our whole offense has collectively hit that wall. We've really been anemic for a growing stretch here. And it's not like we're in a stretch where we're facing particularly great pitchers either.
Gomez two for two. He steals second.
Latos gets out of the mini-jam on a pop to Navarro. 1-0 as the Reds head into the bottom of the fifth.
XP goes the other way and stands on first.
Nobody is even sitting next to Mesoraco. Hoping whatever he has isn't contagious.
Another boneheaded baserunning play. Geez this team is bad on the bases. Gomez catches a flyball in the gap and Paul is standing on third. Gomez can play a serious centerfield.
Not really sure what X-Man was trying to do there. Although I thought that ball was gonna carry out like Gomez's shot.
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GREGG: What makes this feel like home?
Splayed across the chair arm, color photos in The New York Times entice me from just above the fold. The snapshots are slick and summoning, in lime and persimmon inks edged with exotic fonts. I unfold the section again and return the stare of the yoga guru featured in peace on page one.
I have purchased the $6 bundle of glamour and mystery because my son and his friends stroll across page four in a happy parade of style that is so far from all I have known and been that I marvel at the trajectory that landed him in New York's "Sunday Styles."
Next to me in a chair identical to mine is a friend who has returned to Indiana after years away. She is considering her options, trying to find or remember a place that fits. She says the eerie calls of coyotes across woods on the west side of town soothe her in a way she can't explain.
More than a dozen years ago she was a student of mine who loved the novel "Their Eyes Were Watching God," and, like the heroine, Janie, she walked out of Evansville with her eyes focused forward, never looking back. I, on the other hand, was continually looking back, thinking it was only a matter of few short years before I would return to the South, the only home I had known before moving north of the Mason-Dixon Line. That was a lifetime ago.
I am trying to corral my thoughts of utter amazement about how life unfolds, to wrap the wildly floating bewilderment in some kind of mental Spanx, to reel it in. But my incomplete understanding, my inability to make sense of how each individual is propelled through this life, spreads and refuses to be easily ordered. What makes a home of where we land?
We — or our children or nephews or friends — make decisions, move from one stage of life to the next, float away, bound for locations encoded mysteriously somewhere in DNA and daydreams. We leave behind people we have loved, their hands metaphorically lifted, sending us out with only a memory of when their hands rested in ours.
In youth we rise up, testing winds with our energy and fresh beauty, caught in currents we can't possibly predict. From some distance, it is difficult to see that even the most capricious and bold airborne kite is tethered by a barely discernible string.
My son, who landed in Brooklyn in 2001, watched the twin towers fall from his daunting, horrifying perch on the Brooklyn Bridge. He walked the streets of Williamsburg and Park Slope, wandering the pubs and art galleries, marveling and making a place for himself until finally he fell in love with an Australian doing the same. They will marry in less than a month, standing under the arch of his beloved Brooklyn Bridge. This is his community, he says, because in it he has made his mark and built the space around him. It is where he has stopped and stayed because "some familiarity and safety and acceptance felt like home."
My young friend, next to me in her leather chair, only one year older than my son, proposes that a home place requires "a sense of community and purpose."
"You have to find people you see the best in," she says.
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If Ike Davis drops any lower in the batting order, he'll find himself in Triple-A Las Vegas anyway, so why not just send him there now? After another three-strikeout performance, Davis now has 29 Ks in 82 at-bats and is on pace for over 195 strikeouts. Back on April 17, I stated that Davis has shown himself to be nothing more than a platoon player at best throughout his major league career. I suggested that the Mets promote Josh Satin from Triple-A at the time and looking at each of their numbers now, almost two weeks later anevat the end of April, everything I wrote back then has been completely validated. The right-handed hitting Satin can give the Mets what they need desperately right now as his .333/.429/.550 batting line would attest. A product of the PCL? Not on your life. Satin has always been a great and disciplined hitter and one look at his career .397 on-base in six minor league seasons should have the suits in the front office with their tongues hanging out of their mout...
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Sulphur is an important raw material and has gained a lot of attention from commodity traders in recent years.
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Improved trade flow following the resumption of river navigation along the Volga Don in Russia, coupled with the expectation of additional sulphur coming to the market via ADNOC from the Shah Gas project, has lead market followers to believe that the value of sulphur will come under additional downward price pressure in the near term.
The international market has already felt the impact of a lack of buying interest from China, as well as India - although India is expected to come back to the market to replenish stocks.
Inventory levels at the major ports in China are expected to hover at either side of 1m tonnes during 2015, with the market largely determined by end-users rather than speculators as witnessed in previous years.
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Sulphur has a pale yellow appearance and has a slight odour of rotten egg. It is insoluble in water, but soluble in carbon disulphide.
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Arsenal center back Thomas Vermaelen scored in stoppage time for his team to come from behind and beat Newcastle 2-1 on Monday, moving within a point of third place in the Premier League. Vermaelen scored in the fifth and final minute of added time, tapping the ball in from close range to give the Gunners their fifth consecutive league win. Newcastle opened the scoring in the 14th minute at Emirates Stadium when Hatem Ben Arfa's powerful left-footed strike beat goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny at the near post. Arsenal replied from the restart, Robin van Persie blasting the ball past goalkeeper Tim Krul for his 26th league goal of the season.
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Manager John Farrell has suggested that the Toronto Blue Jays could have two hitting coaches next season. Chad Mottola, who has been the hitting coach at Class AAA Las Vegas for the past three seasons and works with the major league hitters in spring training, was called up to Toronto for September as an added coach. If Mottola did join the major league team next year, he would work with Dwayne Murphy, who has done an excellent job as the hitting coach for the past few years. Before the Blue Jays had their lineup depleted by injuries to key players in July, they were near the top of the league in runs scored. "We've talked about it internally," Farrell said. "We've talked about how the structure would work. The fact, if this were to play out, the people involved have a rapport, they have a relationship already from the major leagues to the (Class AAA) staff, spring training and the familiarity with one another. That's paramount, because the message can't be conflicting and y...
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