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P.E.O. Chapter AK will meet at 7 p.m. Nov. 26 at the home of Barbara deNevers. Karla Crane will act as co-hostess. The program will be a report of the projects.
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Friends of the Senior Centers has purchased a new film for the Vision Challenged. The public is invited to the first showing of "Going Blind, Going Forward." 10 a.m. Nov. 27 at the Betty Ehart Senior Center in the classroom. More information is available by calling 662-8920.
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In a post to Twitter, Mike Silva says the Mets have scouts following Padres OF Carlos Quentin.
Silva says the Padres want "a couple of prospects back," one of which is Michael Fulmer.
Fulmer, the 44th overall pick in the 2011 first-year player draft, is 5-4 with a 2.70 ERA in 14 starts with Single-A Savannah this season. He has walked 25 while striking out 62 in 70 innings this season.
Quentin, 29, has hit .273 with a .403 OBP, seven home runs and 17 RBI in 110 at-bats over 32 games this season. He missed the first two months of the season after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his knee.
Quentin was acquired by the Padres from the White Sox during the off-season, and signed a one-year, $7.025 million contract to avoid arbitration. He can become a free-agent this winter.
As long as the Mets are attached to players like Quentin, who could take the starting left field job and run with it, the elephant in the room is Jason Bay and the remaining salary the Mets have left on his contract. Could the Mets cut ties with Bay and eat the rest of the money due to him? Or reduce his role to a two-to-three-start-per-week player? Absolutely, but I do think they'll give Bay one more chance to see how he performs when he's activated from the disabled list. It won't be a long leash, but I think the Mets would give him one final look before they move on a bat like Quentin.


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I am living up close to Annapolis in Anne Arundel County right now, bought a little piece of land right on the Chesapeake Bay and put a house on the only suitable spot. It is about Southeast of Chester, across the bay from the Naval Academy and I near Matapeake State Park. I found a guy who does satellite tv for maryland and that works great, but the internet is a bit of a problem. I could get DSL or maybe wireless, but the people who live in the area are not speaking all that highly of either option and I am not sure that I really care so much for right now. I will figure it out in due course of time, but I am kind of okay with people not being able to get me on the email 24 hours a day. Read the rest of this entry »


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CANTON The people working the fields and industries of the north country can impart lessons and experience to the areas young minds.
Thats why a St. Lawrence University program is calling on the expertise and skill of local residents and businesses this week.
Leaders of the inaugural Sustainability Semester are holding a public information session at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Cornell Cooperative Extension Learning Classroom, Route 68.
Among the goals is to work with community members on issues of sustainability, said Catherine H. Shrady, the semesters director. We want to have a meeting to inform community members ways in which we can imagine working together.
Ms. Shrady said the program is looking for partners to host workshops or field trips.
That would include visiting area farms, working alongside craftsmen installing solar energy collectors, or touring a hydroelectric facility, Ms. Shrady said.
There are folks in the community that make soaps from goat milk, or who maybe want to do a bowhunting workshop if people are getting interested in eating wild meat, or an edible wild plants workshop they would be our teachers, she said. What they would take out of it is that we would be compensating them for their time.
Thanks to a $25,000 grant from the Fred L. Emerson Foundation, the school will compensate community partners financially.
Ms. Shrady said community partners should be within the north country, but need not be in the immediate Canton area.
Were casting a wide net because were not sure; we dont want to miss somebody who would be marvelous, she said.
The kind of things we had in mind are people who have particular skills and talents with sustainable practices and homesteading.
The semester kicks off Jan. 21 with its first class of 12 students. Since announcing the program last year, the university has renovated a farmhouse at the Extensions site to serve as living quarters for students, and converted a barn into a classroom.
We have access to Cornell co-ops high tunnel, so weve already planted some greens in the high tunnel, and garlic on the site, Ms. Shrady said. The house has been renovated for occupancy for our staff and students, but a lot of the ongoing kinds of projects will be things that the students will be working on.
Students will take four core sustainability courses. One will focus on sustainable fibers and textile development.
Another class, rooted in the social sciences, will examine sustainability in its historical, political and cultural context. A natural sciences course will look at the geological and biological processes responsible for the formation of resources. Ms. Shrady also will teach a class.
Well look in more detail at food and sustainability, more on energy in general. My class is the one that weaves in the experiential component of the semester. Well be going on field trips, she said.
Ms. Shrady also will accompany students on a two-week field trip to Boston to study sustainable urban living and research issues such as transportation, planning and design.
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"The Next Frontier: Engineering the Golden Age of Green," a documentary featuring American and European solutions to energy problems, will be screened at 7 p.m. at Pajarito Environmental Education Center, 3540 Orange St., The film will be introduced by the director and filmmaker, Brad Marshland. The event is free and open to the public, with donations welcome.
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Whoever, with the intent to cause death or serious bodily harm [1] takes a motor vehicle that has been transported, shipped, or received in interstate or foreign commerce from the person or presence of another by force and violence or by intimidation, or attempts to do so, shall—
(2) if serious bodily injury (as defined in section 1365 of this title, including any conduct that, if the conduct occurred in the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, would violate section 2241 or 2242 of this title) results, be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 25 years, or both, and
(3) if death results, be fined under this title or imprisoned for any number of years up to life, or both, or sentenced to death.
[1] So in original. Probably should be followed by a comma.
Source(Added Pub. L. 102–519, title I, § 101(a),Oct. 25, 1992, 106 Stat. 3384; amended Pub. L. 103–322, title VI, § 60003(a)(14),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 1970; Pub. L. 104–217, § 2,Oct. 1, 1996, 110 Stat. 3020.)
1996—Par. (2). Pub. L. 104–217inserted ", including any conduct that, if the conduct occurred in the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, would violate section 2241 or 2242 of this title" after "section 1365 of this title".
1994—Pub. L. 103–322, § 60003(a)(14), which directed the amendment of section 2119 (3) of title 18 by substituting ", with the intent to cause death or serious bodily harm" for ", possessing a firearm as defined in section 921 of this title,", was executed by making the substitution in introductory provisions rather than in par. (3), to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Par. (3). Pub. L. 103–322, § 60003(a)(14), inserted before period at end ", or sentenced to death".
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Pub. L. 102–519, title I, § 101(b),Oct. 25, 1992, 106 Stat. 3384, provided that: "In view of the increase of motor vehicle theft with its growing threat to human life and to the economic well-being of the Nation, the Attorney General, acting through the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Attorneys, is urged to work with State and local officials to investigate car thefts, including violations of section 2119 of title 18, United States Code, for armed carjacking, and as appropriate and consistent with prosecutorial discretion, prosecute persons who allegedly violate such law and other relevant Federal statutes."
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Canton Township fire Chief Dave Gump explained Thursday afternoon to state and Washington County officials that since the Caldwell Avenue bridge closed more than six years ago, it has taken longer for his department to get a fire truck out of the station on Weirich Avenue at Caldwell.We have lights that come on when a call comes in and stays on for four minutes, Gump said. When the lights go out, we are supposed to roll even if there is only two people on the truck. But since that bridge has been out, it takes us six or seven minutes to get out.Next spring the problem will become even worse, leading Canton fire and township representatives to hold the meeting Thursday with State Sen. Tim Solobay, D-Canonsburg, county leaders and state Department of Transportation representatives to discuss the issue.Not only will be Caldwell bridge still be closed but an alternate route will be unavailable for six months starting March 1. The bridge that takes Sheffield Street over Interstate 70 at the Jessop Place exit is scheduled to be demolished and replaced.It is a big concern for them, Solobay said, in asking PennDOT to consider delaying work on Sheffield until the Caldwell bridge is replaced. Half of their firefighters live on the other side and have to take the detour.Another hitch in the plans to replace Caldwell is a requirement that environmental clearances be obtained to make sure there is no contamination. The bridge is adjacent to the former Molycorp site, now owned by Chevron Mining. Remedial work at the site was recently completed. Although the bridge is owned by the county, the construction is being done through PennDOT. The environmental clearances are required for all projects, said PennDOTs Josh Zakovitch.Gump said that during the remedial work, core samplings were taken from all over the area including the site where the new fire station is located. Vincent Ley, county engineer, said that information may be available through Chevron.Is there a way to get this bridge moving? questioned Washington County Commissioner Harlan Shober. How fast can we make it happen. Frustrations are getting pretty high.Delaying the project at Jessop is not an option, PennDOTs Rachel Duda told Solobay.That project has already been let, Duda explained. It still start in March and be done in one construction season.Any information about the bridge area obtained from Chevron will be forwarded to PennDOT to see if the clearance can be waived. The bridge design is already complete.Try and get this on the fast track so maybe the bridge can open in April or May so they only have a few months of a long detour, Shober said.


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When I joined the Providence Police Department I was assigned to the Patrol Division, where I soon discovered that most of the patrol officers - rookies and veterans alike - had little enthusiasm for getting bogged down with marijuana arrests. We all wanted to remain on the streets for the more serious, and frankly more interesting, calls.
While officers exercise discretion in order to best serve the public, situations will arise where police have no choice but to charge a person found possessing marijuana and spend time processing the case instead of patrolling the streets. It was a waste of time when I was on patrol and it still is. It is time to change the marijuana laws.
The fact is, the current marijuana laws don't enhance public safety; they threaten it. F.B.I. statistics indicate that nationally, nearly four of out of 10 murders, six of out of 10 rapes and nine out of 10 burglaries go unsolved. The criminal justice system should be focusing its limited resources in these areas, rather than on the approximately 800,000 people that police arrest every year for marijuana offenses.
Federal research shows that more than 40 percent of adult Americans have tried marijuana at least once. When over 100 million Americans now feel somewhat comfortable breaking the law, perhaps it is time to change that law.
Clearly, making marijuana illegal hasn't prevented anyone from using it. It has, however, resulted in millions of arrests, distracting law enforcement from focusing on solving violent crime. And it's not just the police who are distracted. Needless arrests clog the court system and put people in our prisons who don't belong there.
Last year, the Rhode Island Senate created a special commission to study the state's marijuana laws. It found that 2,546 arrests were made in 2009 for first-time marijuana possession. The same year, the Department of Corrections incarcerated 337 people awaiting trial for possession of marijuana and 154 people were sentenced for possession of marijuana.
At the very least, decriminalizing possession, as the commission recommended, would end these pointless and damaging arrests as well as the ensuing costly incarcerations. And the fines would generate some revenue. But perhaps this is that critical juncture --- that point in time where political will and public support dovetail with financial necessity --- when our cash-strapped state can consider the bolder step of legalizing and regulating marijuana, and taxing it like alcohol.
Further, legalizing and regulating marijuana sales would have the added benefit of dealing a huge financial blow to the gangs and cartels that control the currently illegal marijuana market. Consider that more than 34,000 people have been killed in Mexico's prohibition-caused drug wars over the past four years alone.
The Justice Department warns that Mexican drug cartels are already operating north of their border, having set up shop running drug distribution networks in at least 230 American cities. U.S. officials have reported that the cartels make as much as 70 percent of their revenues from illegal marijuana sales alone.
It doesn't have to be this way. We can flip the economic equation. By decriminalizing marijuana possession and taxing its sales, we'll not only take a giant revenue source away from criminals, but Harvard University economist Jeffrey Miron estimates that Rhode Island alone could create more than $48 million in savings and new revenue each year.
In these trying fiscal times, there's growing momentum for marijuana law reform in the General Assembly, where medical marijuana won approval in 2006, and the compassion centers got the nod in 2009. And now, following the recommendations of the above-mentioned Senate Commission, legislators like Sen. Josh Miller and Reps Edith Ajello and John Edwards appear ready to further modernize the state's marijuana laws.
Rep. Edwards's decriminalization bill has 40 co-sponsors. And, far from being the third-rail issue it once was, marijuana policy reform is strongly supported by the public.
A Mason-Dixon Polling & Research survey says that 64 percent of Rhode Islanders support decriminalizing marijuana possession. Nationally, Gallup reports that support for full marijuana legalization is growing rapidly, rising to 46 percent in a recent poll, up from just 25 percent in the mid-1990s.
More and more elected officials are getting the message that the public is tired of the decades-old war on marijuana. Governor Chafee suggested during a campaign debate that one way to save the state money would be to lessen penalties for "low-level marijuana use," citing the "huge cost to taxpayers" of incarceration. Even President Obama said recently that legalization is "an entirely legitimate topic for debate."
Rhode Island should seize this opportunity and end its draconian marijuana prohibition laws. Let's allow cops and criminal justice professionals to focus on protecting the public, all while helping to put our fiscal house in order.
Beth Comery, a speaker for Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, served as a Providence police officer for six years.


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DUBAI, U.A.E., 2nd March 2013: Over 50 children gathered at 7he Sevens yesterday afternoon to take part in a dedicated coaching session that taught them how to play cricket like a pro! Leading the session were members of The Lord's Taverners, a team of cricket greats dedicated to giving disadvantaged children a sporting chance.
Children aged between six and 12 from across the UAE, had the opportunity to learn how to bat like Mike Gatting and bowl like Martyn Ball. These cricket pros, along with others, took to 7he Sevens grounds to run coaching activities with a number of International Cricket Council (ICC) Elite Cricket Academy coaches. Coaching activities included demonstrations and drills focusing on important skills, while the stars gave pointers to the young cricketers aimed at helping them to improve their game.
The session was held in the innings break of the first day of play of a two-match series running between The Lord's Taverners and Fly Emirates XI, a series which has been running for 10 years. Yesterday's match saw The Lord's Taverners beat Fly Emirates XI by 219 runs to 88, with Scott Styris recording 110 runs alone for The Lord's Taverners.
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Watertown police said they had to investigate a mans alibi statement before they could make an arrest Thursday in connection with a hit-and-run accident Jan. 12 in the 300 block of North Michigan Avenue.
As a result, a second arrest also was made Thursday.
Andrew A. Wren, 24, of 324 Academy St., is summoned to City Court to face charges of leaving the scene of an accident and third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation. He also is facing charges from another accident that occurred on Christmas Eve: felony driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident, obstructing governmental administration and additional traffic infractions.
Joseph R. Sawyer, 23, of 27219 Route 12, was arrested charges of offering a false instrument for filing, a felony, and falsifying business records. An officer said he found witnesses who contradicted the alibi that Mr. Sawyer gave Mr. Wren for the time of the accident.
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A Utah-based mining explosives company has submitted a grant application to the St. Lawrence River Valley Redevelopment Agency seeking $78,000 to construct a rail spur to their proposed manufacturing facility in the Port of Ogdensburg Heavy Industrial Park.
Maxam North America Inc. of Salt Lake City will build on 12.41 acres of land it bought for $123,000 from the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority. The property is located in the OBPAs heavy industrial park along Route 37 on the citys southeast side.
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Essentially this is another example of administration taking on more and doing more with less, he said. The school will take advantage of that opportunity and decrease a BOCES service.
To help balance the budget, Mr. Kardash said, the district is using $400,000 from its fund balance, the same amount used to support the current years plan.
The districts annual budget hearing will be at 6 p.m. May 8 in the school cafeteria.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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Happy I'm-practically-done-with-cookbook #2-which-is-good-because-I'm-kind of-sort of-freaking-out-over-here-Day!
I haven't forgotten you, I promise. I'm feverishly working to meet my deadline for the second Make it Fast book (this one is for food on a budget! 200 new recipes! what did I get myself into?!), and once that happens, I will go back to posting regularly. I've got a BUNCH of new recipes I'm eager to share!
It's almost Mother's Day (you've got a few weeks, but I'm a planner), and therefore you deserve a new toy. Click on over to my review blog for a Crock-Pot and Make it Fast book give away. I've got 5 to give away!
also, in honor of this upcoming date, Lydia, from A Perfect Pantry and Drop in and Decorate would like to remind you that Mother's Day is a perfect holiday for making cookies.
While you are baking your cookies, invite some friends over to help decorate a batch for those in need. Drop in and Decorate is a fantastic way to give back to those in your community who could use a little extra love and support.
Also, if you plan on getting away this Mother's Day, how about heading to Disneyland for the annual Food and Wine Festival? I will be appearing May 7, 8, and 9th @ 6pm in Sunshine Plaza in California Adventures.
Come say hi!
to recap:
1) sign up for a free crock-pot and book
2) make cookies
3) come see me in Disneyland
4) send "don't worry, you'll of course make your deadline" vibes
5) convince the baby that napping someplace other than in my lap is A-okay
6) give your mom a hug
Just added! #7): you can also enter to win a slow cooker and book at Raising Healthy Eaters, and at Pioneer Woman!
45 comments:
- The Boob Nazi said...
Oh man, I forgot about Mother's Day. Thanks for the reminder!
- April 14, 2010 at 8:59 PM
- Pam said...
Don't worry - you'll definitely make your deadline! :0)
- April 15, 2010 at 5:22 AM
- Lorie said...
Put that baby in a swing & crank it high! That's where my 9 week old naps most of the time. I'm assuming you'll get more done without that baby tied to you, at least I do. Don't worry, you'll get it done.
- April 15, 2010 at 6:47 AM
- Andrea (ace1028) said...
You'll make it!
And of course, babies are meant to nap in bizarre places. Whether they be in their swing, carseat, bouncy seat, stroller, or attached to you on your back, front, or wherever works!
You can do it!
- April 15, 2010 at 7:32 AM
- nikeathena said...
You'll finish and the world will rejoice over your next creation! I'm eagerly awaiting its publication. Sending peaceful vibes your way!
- April 15, 2010 at 10:16 AM
- RLR said...
Cookbook #2 - that's awesome! How did I not already know this? For some reason, your posts haven't been showing up in my reader :( But you blog popped back up at the perfect time! (Boy, do I have a lot of catching up to do!)
- April 15, 2010 at 10:19 AM
- Rita said...
Sign me up for the crock pot and book give away. I love crock potting.
- April 15, 2010 at 10:23 AM
- Sharon Brumfield said...
I went on over and signed up for the crockpot...thanks for that.
And thanks for posting things here..it has been such a help with dinner ideas.
I am sure that your next book will be just as helpful as the first.
- April 15, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- Jovigal said...
Sending good vibes your way! You'll get it done in time and I can't wait to get my hands on it!!!
- April 15, 2010 at 12:53 PM
- NJD said...
You rock, Stephanie! We're used to waiting for things (we use the crock pot!), and we'll be right here for you once things calm down. Can't wait for your new book.
- April 15, 2010 at 1:21 PM
- Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten Free said...
Have a wonderful time at the book signing at the Food and Wine Festival!! I hope you get to meet some of the other Chefs there - I'd love to meet Cat Cora. How exciting!!
- April 15, 2010 at 1:25 PM
- lost jewel said...
Keep the good recipes coming - I love them! I am excited for the new cookbook also... Sign me up for the giveaway please...
- April 15, 2010 at 8:13 PM
- Angie said...
My little brother used to sleep in his car seat. My mom and my aunt had to pass the car seat along with him, and my aunt figured out that even with it just sitting on the floor, he would take his blankie and his pacie and go sleep in the car seat. I don't know who was more upset when he outgrew that, him or them!
Awesome give away, btw. That CP looks like something off the Jetsons. How big is it?
Looking forward to book #2. :)
- April 15, 2010 at 8:46 PM
- DIRTy Little Secrets said...
Steph congrats on your new book! I am so tempted to come see you in Disneyland! If we hadn't already been there a couple of months ago I would do it. Someday I'll meet you in person. You still inspire me...I'm still plugging away with my cleaning, organizing and projects!
- April 15, 2010 at 10:47 PM
- Alice said...
I would love a new crockpot! I'm still using one I purchased before I got married 24 years ago! Now with a family of 5, well, we're wearing that thing out!
- April 16, 2010 at 5:06 AM
- Mary Ann said...
Thanks for the giveaway. Looking forward to slow cooking.
- April 16, 2010 at 5:49 AM
We all try to meet our deadlines. I am very thankful that when we do, it's great and when we don't, it is not as bad as we thought it would be. The world is still on its orbit and unfinished items of the last deadline fades as we approach the new ones facing us. Thanks for the slow cooker and cook book giveaway. I don't need the slow cooker, but a young friend of mine with 3 children, 3 years and under could certainly use it. Thanks again.
- April 16, 2010 at 6:27 AM
I love you already and just heard of your cookbook from the Pioneer Woman's blog. You see... we are a gluten free family of 6 and it is very difficult to find good gluten free books!! I have never thought of taking the crockpot with me!! That was a big DUH moment for me just now!!! I bring all of our food most places we go, why haven't I thought of that?
Your blog will be one I go to alot.
Thanks to people like you the gluten free lifestyle is getting easier and I have been doing this for about 6-7 years.
- April 16, 2010 at 8:08 AM
- Brenda said...
Wow glad I finally found a site for the Crockpot, Its great
- April 16, 2010 at 8:34 AM
- Kim said...
Best news I've heard today: a 2nd Crockpot book from you!
- April 16, 2010 at 11:04 AM
- Janis said...
Just read about your blog on Pioneer Woman's blog. Can't wait to start trying out some of your recipes! Good luck with your deadline!
- April 16, 2010 at 2:00 PM
- ^..^Corgidogmama said...
He hee, no pressure!
You'll do well, so glad that your book is out. What a fun time for you. Sign me up baby!
- April 16, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Daphne said...
Everything will be alright! Deep breathes, and enjoy the baby, it really doesn't last long enough.
So excited to have found your website and seriously looking forward to your book! I need more crockpoting in my life.
- April 16, 2010 at 6:18 PM
- Deb said...
I think you'll make it!! Deadlines are great motivators!
- April 16, 2010 at 7:46 PM
- Deb said...
"Hug your mom." Okay, done! My mom lives with us now and what a blessing that has been. She's connecting with her grandchildren like never before. I think she loves all the attention! I think she'd love to read your book.
- April 16, 2010 at 7:50 PM
- bridgetmsw said...
you are amazing. I bet book 2 will be great!
- April 16, 2010 at 9:17 PM
- Miss B said...
Okay, I have been going through your blog because I do crockpot meals once a week for the pastoral staff and volunteers at my church on Wednesday nights (meaning there are a million ways I could screw a meal up if I add in one item and don't add another item...depending upon who you ask, of course). I just wanted to say THANK YOU!!! For inspiring me to step outside of my norm.
I also had a question for you: When I was reading your lasagnA post, I read "ricotta" and winced. I have texture issues. A lot. One of my friends who also has said texture issues, told me about using cottage cheese in place of ricotta. So i took to that UNTIL another friend told me about yogurt cheese!
I'm not 100% certain it is gluten free, however if you look at the nutritionals, it is very high in protein and very low in all the bad stuff (Dannon actually has something about this on their website. I only use Dannon Non-Fat Plain yogurt for my cheese).
I have substituted it for pretty much everything creamy (cream of....soups, sour cream, cream cheese, ricotta cheese....), and it NEVER separates (which was my biggest fear). I actually made a lasagna of sorts with it with just a pasta sauce, mozzerella, yogurt cheese, polenta (instead of noodles) and roasted veggies. I took it to work (I wasn't so sure the polenta would sub in well, but boy was I wrong!) and people there are still requesting it...and that was three months ago.
Anyway, after all this rambling, I wanted to give you that suggestion. I don't know how well the polenta lasagna would work in the crockpot as I used the oven, but the possibilities are (clearly) endless!
- April 17, 2010 at 5:50 AM
- Bonnie B said...
Love the giveaway. And we are working our way through the crockpot recipes!!
- April 17, 2010 at 7:47 AM
- Kim L. said...
I had to laugh at how badly I could use a new crockpot. The one I'm using was a wedding gift---from 29 years ago! Can anyone top that!?
- April 17, 2010 at 4:25 PM
Many thanks for this give away! Love the ease and deliciousness of this simple cooking method! And who doesn't love a NEW cookbook!!!
PJ Bohn
- April 18, 2010 at 1:07 AM
- Aunt Janet said...
Would love to win this, mine is too small. I definetly need a bigger one. Hang in there, you'll get it done!
- April 18, 2010 at 8:42 AM
- Nella said...
New crock pots are great; with recipes even better!
- April 18, 2010 at 9:29 AM
- Tami B. said...
You'll meet the deadline and the baby can sleep close by while you type it all up. Putting CA adventure on the calendar! Best of luck with everything.
- April 18, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- GA Mom of 5 said...
I'd love to win your cook book...the crock pot would be a bonus, but your recipes have all been fantastic! Thanks!
- April 18, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- JBSquared said...
I just linked over from Pioneer Woman, and I am loving your blog! I have recently been on the hunt for new crock pot recipes - and it looks like I have hit the jackpot with you! Good luck on the book - can't wait to check it out! :)
- April 18, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- Jennifer said...
Of course you will make your deadline. I'm sure it will be as great as the last one. Thanks for the great giveaway!
- April 18, 2010 at 6:16 PM
- OneHotDish said...
I haven't used my crockpot for a few months (I love my Dutch oven during the winter) but it's about to heat up here in TX and I won't want the oven on. Thank you for all the great recipes!
I wanted to tell you that we've just recently gone gluten free (my daughter has an allergy) and we use Bragg's Amino Acids instead of soy sauce. It tastes the same (if not better) and there's no added salt or MSG!
Here's a link to check it out http://www.bragg.com/products/la.html
have a great week!!
- April 18, 2010 at 7:59 PM
- Kelly said...
I am new to the site - looking forward to gathering some good crockpot recipes to try! thanks...
- April 19, 2010 at 4:16 PM
- Renee said...
Love the crockpot & would love to get your book! (I visit the site a LOT) Thanks for the give away! Hope that sweet babe is napping conveniently & encouraging Mama to meet that deadline. You can do it Stephanie!
- April 19, 2010 at 7:32 PM
- krissb said...
Our whole family loves your blog! Sign me up for your give-a-way! I asked for my husband and kids to buy me a new crock pot for mothers's day, how great would this be!
Thanks for sharing so much of your life with all of us! Good luck with your deadline! You can do it!
- April 20, 2010 at 5:20 AM
Just linked over from your TTJ blog, and I was so excited to see you'll be at Disneyland's Calif. Adventure. I just put it on my calendar for MY Mother's Day gift :) Good luck with the deadline and I look forward to meeting you in a few weeks and thanking you in person for all your hard work!
- April 20, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- Casablanca said...
Is the new cookbook going to have nutritional information? I love the first one and that is the only recommendation I would make.
- April 21, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- Michelle said...
Can't wait to check out your newest book!
- April 21, 2010 at 11:16 AM
- Trisha70 said...
I found out about your book and blog through the Pioneer Woman's site, so excited need some new good crockpot recipe's.
- April 21, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- Leeanne said...
Awesome blog, a person could spend ages reading your posts while droolling.
I hope you dont mind if I put a link to your blog on my cooking blog.
- April 21, 2010 at 10:19 PM
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"Signing day is always an exciting time for coaches as we look at the future of our programs," Wedemeyer said. "This signing class is as well-rounded as any I have signed, with players in every position. We have great athletes, solid technical players and, most of all, great people who cannot wait to put on the yellow and blue of the Jacks. The personality of this class will have a tremendous, positive impact on our program for years to come."
McKenzie Wolf, a Rapid City product, played for Stevens H.S. and led her team to the South Dakota AA state championship in 2009 and 2010. She was a first-team all-state selection, four-year starter and most valuable player. Wolf is a member of the National Honors Society and a four-year honor roll student.
"McKenzie is one of the top players in the whole state of South Dakota," said Wedemeyer. "She is tough, agile and one of the most consistent players I have ever brought into SDSU. We will look for her to contribute as one of our outside backs."
Madison Yueill joined the team from Bloomington, Minn., where she was a two-time South Suburban all-conference honoree, team captain and a member of numerous competitive teams to finish as state and national runners-up.
"Madi is a tremendous play-making midfielder with quick feet and great vision of the field," Wedemeyer said. "She should be able to help us out right away in the midfield this fall."
Also from the state of Minnesota, Lauren Thormodsgard and Alexa Trakalo signed out of Prior Lake. The two played for different high schools, each with a long list of accolades.
Thormodsgard was an all-state honorable mention, multiple all-conference selection, most valuable player and captain as a four-year letterwinner at Prior Lake H.S.
"Lauren has an incredible work ethic and trains as hard as any goalkeeper I have seen," said Wedemeyer. "I am sure she will be as fit as any of our field players come August."
Trakalo, who played at Lakeville North H.S., was an all-state honorable mention, all-conference performer, most valuable player and team captain. In the third-place state game, she scored three goals and assisted on one more. Trakalo is a member of the National Honors Society and a five-year honor roll student.
"Alexa is fast, attacking player," Wedemeyer said. "She has a rocket of a shot and can be very dangerous when given time and space. We will look for her to play somewhere up top this fall."
From down the road in Omaha, Neb., Lindsee Larson signed with the Jacks. Larson was the OFC Player of the Year last season, the season her team won the state championship. Larson is also a member of the National Honors Society and DECA Membership Director.
"Lindsee is a strong, tough center back that can dominate opponent's forwards," said Wedemeyer. "She is also a solid distributor out of the back. She will give us some options defensively."
Nicole Inskeep joined from Ankeny, Iowa, as an accomplished goalkeeper for Ankeny H.S. She was named to the state tournament team after a championship performance as a junior and was a second-team all-state selection in a runner-up season as a senior. Inskeep was both second-team all-state and second-team all-conference. She also earned the Student-Athlete Award and Academic Excellence Award.
"Nikkie reminds me a lot of Nikki Lograsso, who was one of the best goalkeepers we have ever had here at SDSU," Wedemeyer said. "Nikkie has the right mentality and the potential to do great things between the posts."
As the western-most recruit, Shelby Raper signed from Franktown, Colo. Raper was two-time all-state honoree, two-time all-conference honoree and two-time most valuable player. The team captain led her team to three state playoff appearances, received the Sportsmanship Award and finished in the top five in the nation in scoring. Raper was named to the CHSAA Academic All-State team four years and earned the Scholar Athlete Award four times.
"Shelby is a very fast, very dynamic forward that can blow past defenders and create goals seemingly out of thin air," said Wedemeyer. "She can play in any of our three front positions."
The final two signings joined from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Ashley Adams and Lauren Kressock both attended Glenlawn Collegiate.
Adams was a member of numerous competitive teams with winning traditions. Most recently, she played at the Canadian Club Nationals and finished fifth. Adams was also the most valuable player for the MSA Champions U-18 team. She was a three-time academic honors student, as well.
"Ashley is one of the more complete players we have recruited," said Wedemeyer. "She is great technically, understands the game at a high level and has the athleticism to back it all up. She is versatile and could see herself in multiple positions on the field for us."
Kressock was a starter for Team Manitoba in the Canada Summer Games and a starter for the Manitoba Provincial soccer team. She won a silver medal in the Western Canada Summer Games and won the Leadership Award from Glenlawn Soccer Academy. Kressock was a five-time honor roll student and the top academic in Advanced French.
"Lauren is a controlling midfielder who has great passing accuracy and range," Wedemeyer said. "She is wonderful in possession and is an excellent linking player between the backs and the forwards."
The recruiting class joins Sydney Tobin, an all-NJCAA Region 1 forward and center back. Tobin transferred to SDSU from College of the Canyons (Calif.) earlier this semester.
"We are grateful to have Sydney joining us at the semester time so that she can adapt more quickly to our style of play and be integrated into the team," said Wedemeyer.
SDSU graduated seven seniors from last season's team, including a top-10 career scorer in Christa Nyblom and three defenders from the best defensive line in school history. Stéphanie Bérubé, Courtney Higgins and Megan Huegli anchored the back line that posted a consecutive scoreless minutes streak of 832:23, the 12th-longest streak in NCAA history.
Coach Wedemeyer is scheduled to discuss the 2013 recruiting class at Cubby's Sports Bar and Grill in downtown Brookings. The annual Signing Day Party, hosted by South Dakota State University Athletics, is set to begin at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday night.


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In 2003 shortly after we moved to the Wenas valley, my friends mother had a wild kitten and was looking for a home for him so we said sure we'll take him. She eventually caught the kitten, Jim went and picked him up, he was a cute lil long haired orange tabby with orange eyes and big white paws, his left paw had one orange spot marking on top. We named him Morris his nickname Babbs. He sure was a wild one, hid in the closet under the bed you name it, tho he did allow us to him to hold him for a short time. He eventually became tame.
After a couple weeks had passed, one morning Jim woke up went outside and saw the little orange kitten on the driveway pavement he had picked him up brought him to the back door and laid him down on the back porch, he woke me and said honey i think Morris got hit by a car, so i went to his side and his little legs were sprawled out behind him and he meowed, it was so sad to see him that way so i picked him up carefully and brought him to the closet and laid him down on a sweatshirt.
It didn't look like he was going to make it. I debated weather to call our friend Josh over here and well you know take care of him. I know i should have but didn't, the poor lil tabby suffered about 4 hours guess i was hoping he'd pull out of it. His last breaths were about 3pm that day, my kids and i was by his side and yes we all cried it was sooo sad. After he had passed i picked him up in my arms and carried him to the garage with the kids following me, tears running down our cheeks to tell Jim we got to bury him.
That night when Jim was getting ready for bed he saw something run out of the closet and darted under the bed he had to take a double look knelt down looked under and it was Morris! This had frightened him, next thing Jim woke me and he had a lil orange kitten in his hands said honey look its Morris! i sat up quickly rubbing my eyes and shocked i said, "no its not, it can't be we buried him today!" I was a lil scared to hold him shivers ran down my spine, OMG as i held him he was definitely real, i brought him into the kids room woke them and showed them they were just as shocked as i was to see him! After the shock wore off we all went back to bed with Babbs cuddled by my head, still believing this can't be true, i was so happy.
So the little orange kitten that had crawled to the house that day wasn't even ours, we never knew who he belonged to. Come to think of it he was just a hair bigger than Morris, what we should have looked for was the orange marking on his left paw didn't even think of it at the time as we had just gotten the kitten a couple weeks earlier.
As the years went on Morris grew to be a big cat! My sister told me he was most likely part coon cat his paws were huge. Morris did get used to the other pets he and Nola would play and run throughout the house jump on the couch i'd have to shoo them off every once and awhiles. One day he just didnt return for awhile come to find out he'd been hanging at the neighbors across the road, i told the neighbor what his name was. He would come and go now and then but it got to where the dogs would chase him around and he'd end up in a tree every time he came home so he stayed away most days hanging at the neighbors with their many cats of more than 10 lol.
I always used to see him out in the yard by the bushes so i would take my coffee go sit out on the front porch and call out to him he'd eventually wander on over tho a lil leary that the dogs would come chase but they'd be in the pen. He'd let me pet him and he'd roll over on the cement side to side, he'd come in the house then after awhile back outside and he'd be off again wouldn't see him for another few more days. Some days he'd return spending time under the house, I'd go sit by the back opening to the faucet and lure him out to feed him, and pet him.
Within the past couple of month i thought and wondered where he'd been, because i haven't seen the Big O Tom out and about. Recently i noticed a smell coming up through the heater vents i thought oh no a mouse was in down in it somewhere rotting YUK!. Within the last couple days the oder got stronger EWE it was mainly in the kitchen, dining and laundry room areas. Finally yesterday i told Jim you gotta go under the house and check things out so him and Andrew put coveralls on got the flood light and went under the house they came back out and Jim said he saw something orange, i knew right then it was my Babbs, they got a garbage bag, shovel and rake and went back under, sure enough it was Morris he was up in some insulation where he had laid through out the years, near the kitchen area. He must have been there since winter poor Babbs :( When they came out with the bag Jim opened it and i sadly saw the orange big tom Jim reached in to look at his paws and the orange spot on his left paw was visible.
We will never know what happened to Morris/Babbs. One thing we do know is that he knew where his home was and he knew where to go and lay for his last days, knowing he was not laying out along side the road as you see some felines hit by cars. Now i think times when i cooked dinners he probably so got a whiff before he passed. I wished i had known he was near, he is in kitty heaven now safe and sound, with the other little orange kitten that wasn't ours.
We buried him by one of the many pine trees and the bushes he'd like to go under in the front yard.
Rest in Peace Babbs 2003-2007


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(a) Grants authorized
The Secretary is authorized to award grants, on a competitive basis, to State educational agencies to enable such agencies to design, develop, and implement statewide, longitudinal data systems to efficiently and accurately manage, analyze, disaggregate, and use individual student data, consistent with the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 6301 et seq.).
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Neighbors of Watertown Inc. is in the process of buying the property most recently occupied by Velocity, the defunct family fun center in Empsall Plaza on Court Street.
On Thursday morning, Neighbors Executive Director Gary C. Beasley told the Watertown Local Development Corp., also known as the Watertown Trust, that the agency will purchase the now-vacant space on the ground floor from its owner, Psychedelic Entertainment LLC, California.
Neighbors owns the Brighton Apartments on floors two through eight of the same building.
The building actually is broken up into four parts. It consists of two sections of what was Velocity, the Brighton Apartments and a back part facing the J.B. Wise parking lot.
Neighbors would acquire the part of the building that once housed the Frank A. Empsall Co. Department Store until it closed in 1993. It remains an open 3,000-square-foot space, even though it is two distinct properties.
Neighbors has a purchase contract, but a closing date has not been scheduled, Mr. Beasley said after the meeting. He declined to release the purchase price.
Its in the attorneys hands, he said.
The Velocity space would be put to commercial use. Plans also would call for a second elevator because the existing one is aging and is difficult to find replacement parts for, he said. It would give tenants of the Brighton access to an exit that leads to the J.B. Wise parking lot. The lobby also would get an upgrade.
Opened in 2006, Velocity closed suddenly in July. Thomas Shultz, owner of Re-Sale America, paid $4,570.47 in back taxes for the front part of Velocity but didnt pay the overdue taxes owed on the rest of the space. Mr. Shultz was interested in purchasing the space. That deal apparently fell through.
Velocity offered laser tag, a soft-play gym and arcade games mainly for children. German Leon, a Los Angeles actor and director who owns Psychedelic Entertainment LLC, purchased the two individual but connected buildings at 122-130 Court St. and 122-130 Rear Court St. for $60,000 seven years ago.
In June, the middle part of Velocity went through back tax proceedings, and the city was set to obtain its deed. Instead, city officials filed a lawsuit against Psychedelic to get the $18,149.92 in back taxes owed on it, City Comptroller James E. Mills said.
If Neighbors becomes the new owner, the city still must be paid the back taxes, he said. Mr. Mills was aware that there was a deal in the works, but he is not privy to the details, so he declined to comment further.
Mr. Leon also owns a third connecting building, at 223 J.B. Wise Place, where the Tunes 92.5 FM radio station, an insurance agency and a hair salon occupy space.
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LISBON The Lisbon Town Council is not moving forward with a recommendation by Code Enforcement Officer Christopher J. Sherwin that the town allow residential building on suitable plots less than an acre in size.
Mr. Sherwin made the recommendation at the councils December meeting.
Planning Board President Steven Wallace said that he opposed the recommendation because it could lead to an increase in housing density.
The town requires residential building be done on plots one acre or larger.
In talking to members of the Planning Board, the consensus was that everybody wanted to leave (the 1-acre requirement) in, said Supervisor James W. Armstrong.
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I have not given up the fight to get the minimum dimension removed, she said in an email message.
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Baseball Downed by Kansas State, 8-5
OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton baseball team suffered an 8-5 loss to Kansas State on Saturday, March 29.
The loss dropped the Bluejays to 12-8-1 on the season, while the Wildcats moved to 16-10.
Kansas State took the lead in the opening frame with a single run, scoring on three straight hits after the first two men got out.
The two squads traded single runs in the third and the fourth as Creighton scored on an RBI single from freshman Nicky Lopez in the third and a sacrifice fly by senior Ben Lahn in the fourth.
The Wildcats pushed their lead to 5-2 with a pair in the top of the fifth, but junior Jake Peter laced a two-out RBI single to left to make it 5-3.
After K-State got the run back in the top of the sixth, the Bluejays came charging in response with two via a pinch-hit RBI ground out from sophomore Brett Murray and an RBI double from sophomore Ryan Fitzgerald.
Down 6-5 in the bottom of the seventh Creighton looked poised to at least tie the game as Lopez opened the inning with a single and Peter reached on an error when Kansas State catcher hit Peter with a throw on a sacrifice bunt. Unfortunately Peter was called for obstruction and the Bluejays were unable to score.
The Wildcats tacked on two insurance runs in the eighth to secure the win.
Kansas State starter, Jared Moore, nabbed the win (5-1) allowing five runs on six hits in five innings, while Creighton's Austin Groth took the loss (1-2). Groth surrendered five runs on seven hits in 4.1 innings.
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Open All Year
Enjoy the great springtime weather with one of our brand new patio sites.
Our new café features breakfast, lunch and dinner for all guests to purchase. Conveniently located in our main building and by the pool, orders may be placed for pick-up or eating in. Dont feel like disconnecting the car? No problem. Our shuttle can take you downtown and bring you back when youre finished. Our concierge representative can arrange tours, tickets & transportation for you also and everything picks you up right here at the campground.
Our campground has the perfect country-like, tree-filled setting all within earshot of the Cumberland riverboat foghorn. Are you a tent camper? Our tent sites are carpeted with lush, soft, green grass and our bathhouses are sparkling clean. Maybe youre an RVer? Our RV sites are Big-Rig friendly and feature pull-through campsites and deluxe patios. Or you can rough it in one of our rustic cabins or enjoy one of our comfortable, fully furnished deluxe cabins with TV, kitchenette, bathrooms and outdoor patio areas with a grill. Weve got just the lodging to meet your needs! Ready to relax? Your family is sure to enjoy the campground's many planned activities, theme weekends, friendly, informative staff and the large swimming pool.
We cant wait to see you! Book with us today and get ready to play!
Campground Amenities
- 50 Max Amp
- 102' Max Length
- Wi-Fi
- Cable TV
- Pool
- Snack Bar ($)
- Propane ($)
- Firewood ($)
- Pavilion
- Bike Rentals ($)
- Tour Shuttle ($)


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About RIDER SHACK
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| Ding Repair
These Future sidebite fins are great for side longboard fins. They will give you the extra needed hold for jamming out those bottom turns. These fins have the 3/4" mounting depth.
Material: Natural Composite Molded-resin with long fiberglass matrix, this composite material fuses into a sensitive, snappy and lightweight fin that retains the proper flex pattern for performance. Super light material that practically floats.
Availability: In stock
Items are available for free in-store pickup and viewing at our Los Angeles location.