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Tzatziki is one of the classic sauces in Greek cuisine, with as many versions as there are cooks who make it. I can get away with calling this the World's Best Tzatziki Sauce because it was made by my friend Georgette, who's not only 100% Greek, but also one of the best cooks I know. In the archives I also have Georgette's Really Lemony Greek Pilafi and Georgette's Greek Zucchini.
(The World's Best Tzatziki Sauce was first posted in 2007; it was updated with step-by-step photos and added to Recipe Favorites August 2009.)
3 cups Greek Yogurt (or regular plain yogurt, strained as described above)
juice of one lemon (about 3 T)
1 garlic clove, chopped
2 medium cucumbers, seeded and diced
about 1 T kosher salt for salting cucumbers
1 T finely chopped fresh dill (can substitute mint leaves for a slightly different version)
Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
If you don't have Greek yogurt, strain plain yogurt as described above. Peel cucumbers, then cut in half lengthwise and take a small spoon and scrape out seeds. Discard seeds. (If you use the small seedless or European cucumbers with few seeds, you can skip this step.) Slice cucumbers, then put in a colander, sprinkle on 1 T salt, and let stand for 30 minutes to draw out water. Drain well and wipe dry with paper towel.
In food processor with steel blade, add cucumbers, garlic, lemon juice, dill, and a few grinds of black pepper. Process until well blended, then stir this mixture into the yogurt. Taste before adding any extra salt, then salt if needed. Place in refrigerator for at least two hours before serving so flavors can blend. (This resting time is very important.)
This will keep for a few days or more in the refrigerator, but you will need to drain off any water and stir each time you use it.
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Nutritional Information?
Dishes from Kalyn's Kitchen that Work Well Served with Tzatziki:
Ottolenghi's Turkey Meatballs with Tzatziki and Sumac
Ground Beef Meatball Gyro Lettuce Wraps with Tzatziki and Tomatoes
Lamb Shish Kabob with Wheat Pita and Tzatziki Sauce
Kubideh: Grilled Ground Meat on Skewers
Grilled Middle Eastern Turkey Burgers
Baked Falafel Patties
Greek Meatballs
Easy Lamb Souvlaki
Kalyn's Souvlaki (with pork)
Chicken Souvlaki
(Recipes from other blogs may or may not be South Beach friendly, check ingredients.)
I write about Tzatziki Sauce at BlogHer.com
Cheap Healthy Good writes a poem about Georgette's Tzatziki recipe!
Tzatziki with Mint from The Kitchen Pantry
Avocado Tzatziki from Anne's Food
Beetroot Tzatziki from Cook (almost) Anything At Least Once
Vegetable Dolmades with Yogurt-Garlic Sauce from Well Fed
Olympics Tzatziki from Seattle Bon Vivant
Swiss Chard Tzatziki from Simply Recipes
Tzatziki with a Secret Ingredient from Kalofagas - In Pursuit of Delicious foods
Fava Beans with Garlicy Turkish Yogurt from Almost Turkish Recipes
Tzatziki Salad from Accidental Hedonist
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Video: Timothy Wanamaker Walking into Court
Video: Former Top Aide to Buffalo Mayor Sentenced
BUFFALO, NY - Timothy Wanamaker, a former top aide to Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown, was sentenced Tuesday in Federal Court for stealing from programs that received federal funding.
Wanamaker was sentenced to three years probation and must pay back all of the funds that were stolen.
Wanamaker pled guilty last year to the thefts.
WEB EXTRA: Read the Plea Agreement in the Wanamaker Case
Wanamaker, who was Executive Director of the City of Buffalo's Office of Strategic Planning from 2004 until 2008, admitted that while serving as Buffalo Economic Renaissance Corporation (BERC) President, he improperly used a credit card provided to him by BERC for official business for a wide range of non-work related expenses. Specifically, Wanamaker admitted using the credit card to pay for such personal expenses as lodging, car rentals, entertainment, and other costs accrued by his family and guests. The costs arose during trips to such locations as San Francisco, Las Vegas, Washington, D.C., and Miami. Wanamaker and the Government estimated that the misappropriated money amounted to approximately $30,000.
Last month, Wanamaker's attorney, James Harrington told Two On Your Side that, "he feels horrible about what he did, because he violated his duty of public trust, not only to HUD, but to the people in Buffalo and he feels terrible about it."
Wanamaker was supposed to be sentenced last month, but the judge presiding over the case, Judge Richard Arcara, was unsatisfied with prosecutors explanations of how essential Wanamaker's cooperation was in terms of uncovering other possible misdeeds at City Hall, at one point demanding "straight answers" from prosecutors, to prove to him the amount of co-operation Wanamaker gave federal officials warranted leniency.
Two On Your Side's Jeff Preval heard from Mayor Brown about what the Office of Strategic Planning has been doing since Wanamaker was dismissed.
"Yes, we have shored up a number of things and that's critically important, you can't rest on your laurels, we have to look at continuous improvement we are striving everyday to deliver services to the taxpayers of the City of Buffalo," Brown said.
While declining to comment about Wanamaker's case, Mayor Brown adds that he's been focused on trying to attract more businesses to come to the city. This includes a new ice rink complex in front of the First Niagara Center, and other Waterfront Development. Brown says BERC has since been disbanded and the city has been cutting commercial taxes and holding permitting fees down to get businesses here.
If Wanamaker didn't plead guilty to the crimes, he could've served up to ten years in prison.
According to his attorney, Wanamaker is out of politics and is working as a car salesman in Virginia.
The U.S. Housing and Urban Development still provides millions of dollars annually to the city.

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We made 116 new friends this summer so
After a fabulous summer of hit shows, and gaining over 100 new members, ReVision Theatre is announcing TWO more productions to round out the year. Come and celebrate with us on Saturday, September 13th at 8pm at Theatre Bar and be the first to hear what our plans are for an exciting fall and winter! It's just another benefit for joining Asbury Park's only professional theatre!
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Some Queens seniors showed that they've still got game.
The members of the Selfhelp Senior Center in Flushing battled rival SAGE Center of Manhattan on virtual bowling lanes Thursday, in the city's first official crosstown online Xbox seniors bowling tournament.
And although they weren't playing for a world championship, they've had lots of competitive spirit to spare. With city bragging rights on the line, Queens left Manhattan in the gutter, winning the best of three set competition to win the city crown.
The match, which was made possible through a partnership between Microsoft and the Department for the Aging (DFTA), and the Department of Technology and Telecommunications, showed that through virtual games old folks can continue to playing just like they used to.
"When I do Xbox it feels like I'm doing the real bowling without the weight of the ball , so it's good for me because I'm older now and it's difficult for me to bowl a 10-pound ball," said Elena Wolfe, a member of Selfhelp.
Selfhelp was the city's first senior center to get virtual technology. It had Nintendo Wii video game systems installed a few years ago so the seniors could play Wii Sports, which includes mix virtual games, such as baseball, tennis, bowling, golf and boxing.
The center recently switched to Xbox after the city partnered with Microsoft, and seniors have since fell in love with the system. The play many times per week and have formed a virtual bowling team.
In addition to the health benefits of exercise that the game provides, the technology also helps members by teaching them modern technology and making them feel connected with the current generation.
"There is a common misconception that seniors are afraid of technology that they don't understand it and what we are aiming to prove is that's wrong, that's not true at all," Jon Minners, Department of Aging spokesperson, said.
"You just have to push them along a little bit, but once they understand technology they really enjoy it."
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While traditional headbands invoke prep school and tiaras simply remind us of toddlers, today's head-adorning item is practically perfect for all of spring's fancier moments. The spotlighted piece is none other than the embellished crown, an accessory that made regal waves on the runways and is now the accent of choice for discerning tastemakers like Caroline Sieber, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Jaime King. Whether they're ornate or understated, covered in crystals or adorned with jewels, a headdress is so necessary this season!
On The Runway
So how did we end up in crown town, you might ask? Well, we like to think designers like Louis Vuitton's Marc Jacobs and Roberto Cavalli have some residual excitement left over from the royal wedding, but regardless of the reason, crowns were key at their respective shows. At Louis Vuitton, Jacobs gave a handful of models Crystal Tiaras ($2030, 866.VUITTON), while at Roberto Cavalli, models wore golden or black Cutout Headbands ($875, available at Roberto Cavalli boutiques). Whether they were paired with sweet pieces like pastel lace-adorned frocks at Vuitton or glitzy jackets and vibrant print pants at Cavalli, these headpieces were certainly the crowning glory of a range of looks!
On The Red Carpet/Delicate
Celebrities and tastemakers are also embracing this royal accessory, though their selected pieces are decidedly diverse. Some-like Ginnifer Goodwin and Caroline Sieber-prefer more delicate pieces with finer embellishments. Goodwin opted for the most subtle version of this look at a Chanel pre-Oscar party in Beverly Hills earlier this year when she adorned her pixie cut with a piece from Chanel. Stylist Sieber showed off a more substantial version of Goodwin's single-strand crown in March when she attended an art exhibition during Paris Fashion Week. She selected a Maison Michel headband--try the brand's Doris Multi-Chain Headband ($345) or Abigail Three Row Pearl Headband ($496)--with a Louis Vuitton dress for the occasion and looked very impressive, indeed.
On The Red Carpet/Bold
Chunkier crowns are also an option, as Jaime King and Bianca Balti demonstrate, since they offer an ideal way to add some significant glamour to more minimal pieces. King went for Marni's stunning, ornate, crystal-embellished Headband ($435, available at Marni boutiques) from the Resort Evening 12 collection at a party in Hollywood celebrating the Marni x H&M collaboration. We adore that King is wearing a crown for a number of reasons, including the fact that it brings some old-world femininity to her modern Marni ensemble. Italian model Balti also selected an elaborate crown, when she wore Dolce & Gabbana's Satin and Jewel Adorned Headband ($710, available at select Dolce & Gabbana boutiques) to a cocktail party for the brand during Milan Fashion Week. The crown is sumptuous and intricate, in other words: a truly show-stopping piece.
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If you're the sort of fair lady who fancies a little crowning glory, you'll be delighted to know that we've searched far and wide to find the best options and have been successful in our mission! If you like a dainty version, a la Ginnifer Goodwin, don't miss Tasha's Vintaged Crystal Headband ($38), or you could try a slightly more substantial piece with Dauphines of New York's All That Glitters Headband ($90)--just be sure to wear it farther back on your head than shown. If Cavalli's upright crown appeals to you, but you want something with a slightly more affordable price, do take a peek at Deepa Gurnani's Ivory Crystal Headband ($150), which is adorned with rhinestones and iridescent beads. For those of you who adore Balti's pearl-bedecked Dolce & Gabbana headpiece, you just might like Dauphines of New York's The One Headband ($80), as it has a similarly romantic vibe. Finally, for those of you who crave something from cult label Maison Michel, but aren't ready to invest in an original, you'll be delighted to know the brand collaborated with Opening Ceremony and has a number of stunning options, including the Multi-Strand Headband ($215). Whatever style you pick, one thing's for sure: it's time to send in the crowns! (Our apologies to Barbra Streisand.)


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Buzz: The Gap Between The Players and Owners Is…….Significant
At RDS, Renaud Lavoie writes that the gap between the players and owners on the make whole agreement is still "significant."
He adds that the owners have agreed to honor all contracts in the first two years of the agreement and that is leading to the difference between the two sides.
"In short, even if both parties argue that the fact that negotiations are continuing is proof that the discussions are positive, it is false. They are not negative either. They are simply neutral."
Lavoie added in a tweet, "The only good news, they are still talking and trying hard to find a solution on all the issues."


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British stage-and-screen actor Patrick Tull gives an ebullient performance of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Scottish writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. He has the remarkable ability to imbue each character with a distinctive voice, making the detective tales all the more enjoyable. This collection is comprised of eleven beloved stories including: "A Scandal in Bohemia" - the first and only appearance of the extraordinary Irene Adler - "The Speckled Band", "The Man with the Twisted Lip", and "The Blue Carbuncle".
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"Hard to go wrong with Sherlock Holmes & Dr Watson"
Even today these stories are fun to listen to. I usually have problems listening to the storytelling style from so far back, but for some reason, Sherlock Holmes has the right stuff. And with fantastic narration, enjoyment comes easily with this selection
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"Great Addition to the Audiobook Lineup"
In the top thirty percent, easily. Well written, varied, and great performance from Patrick Tull, as always.
Sherlock floats to the top, but always with the support of Watson
Patrick Tull rates at the top of my list of narrators, hands down. His performance from the Master and Commander series will be the standard by which I measure all other writer/ narrator combinations. Patrick Tull brings each character to life as only he can.
The way it was broken up into stories makes it easy to listen to a story, take a break, and start afresh when schedule permits.
Worth the purchase and a fun ride. Fans of Holmes will not be disappointed.
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"I'm so sad it is over!"
I'm doing the taxes to Sherlock Holmes so I am going to have to get more! I find myself saying things like "I'll ring you up" :0)
Passionate about reading, listening and widening my comprehension of the world. My favourite sentence: we have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.
"Very enjoyable audiobook, sapiently read"
This book, after more than a century, still reveals how paramount is to observe and deduce facts from apparently small and insignificant things.
In each adventure I really enjoyed the way S.H. deduces things and the simple and astonishing logic behind his deductions
Patrick has perfectly undestood how to interpret the characters; he is very clear and the pronouciation absolutely well spoken
Sherlock Holmes is absolutely the main character but the role of Watson is so important that is difficult to decide who was the best
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UPDATE: GM Glen Sather told the media that Evgeny Grachev requested a move as the Russian winger wasn't pleased with the Rangers' system. Sather said he shopped Grachev for over a year and that St. Louis was the only interested team. This obviously makes the trade easier to understand and if Grachev was not content with the Rangers it makes sense for all to move on. It's interesting that the Blues were the only team interested in what was widely considered to be a top prospect. Perhaps Grachev is considered to be more trouble than he's worth.
Sather also said the Rangers gave qualifying offers to all of their RFAs except Matt Gilroy, though the team does want Gilroy back at a lower price. Gilroy rejected the team's initial offer and will test the free agent market. Sather also indicated that deals with the team's other RFAs could take some time because the team wants to "keep cap space open."
EARLIER: In their eagerness to acquire another draft pick, the
Rangers dealt 2008 third-round pick Evgeny Grachev to the St. Louis Blues for
pick #72 in the third round.
With the pick, the Blueshirts took high schooler Steven
The move came as a bit of a shock; although everyone knew
the Rangers wanted to get back into the draft, Grachev wasn't thought to be
trade bait.
The 21-year-old burst onto the scene with a 40 goal, 40
assist season in 2008-2009 for the OHL's Brampton Battalion. Grachev arrived in Hartford the next season and many thought he
was poised to be a 30-goal scorer in the NHL before long, but Grachev's
development stalled mightily in the AHL and he struggled to find his offensive
This year, Grachev showed signs of improvement and posted 16
goals and 22 assists in 73 games. Even more encouraging, Grachev was a
team-leading plus-21. His offensive
output was still disappointing, but Grachev appeared on the cusp of fighting
for a third or fourth-line checking role with the Blueshirts.
Even if he never became a big-time scorer, Grachev seemed
far enough along to ensure that he had an NHL future.
Apparently New York was
concerned with Grachev's attitude and he may have had some character issues, so
Grachev was dispatched out of town to St.
The future of Fogarty will be interesting to monitor, but
giving up on Grachev, who still could have big things ahead of him, is a bit of
a puzzling decision.
Reaction to the Grachev trade:
Pronman – "Dont like the trade in the least. RT @will_rennie: @coreypronman is the Grachev
trade bad worse or awful for NYR?"
"Hes a winger, but a hell of a 3rd liner. RT @sctdog: @coreypronman Grachev = 3rd
line center or banger/energy type wing"
"Saw Grachev this year and even if he doesnt score, hes a
player. Guy is a huge forward who can move and has a fine defensive game."
"Grachev's offensive potential has lowered, but hes still a
fine prospect. Top Russian prospect stocks lowering left and right."
Draft Blog – "Blues' pick-up of Grachev is solid. Big body forward.Nt shy
of contact. Skating gives big upside. Slow to develop w/NYR. Former CHL ROY."
A look back at the Rangers' five day two selections:
Round 3, Pick #72 - Steven Fogarty, C, Edina High School
Fogarty, 18, stands 6-2, 195 lbs and is slated to play for
the Chicago Steel of the USHL next year. After that, Fogarty, a center, may move on to Notre Dame. He tallied 23 goals and 17 assists in 23
games for Edina High School this season. Fogarty appears to be a long-term project,
but has considerable offensive upside.
NHL.com Draft
Profile >
CSS Rank: 90 Midterm Rank: 132
2010-2011 stats: 23g, 17a, 24gp, 12PIM
What They're Saying About Fogarty:
2011 Draft Watch – "Underrated and skilled centerman with size makes his
B2011DW debut on this post and has some real interesting long-term potential.
The proverbial rink rat who eats, sleeps, breathes hockey- Fogarty finished his
HS career at Edina
and then jumped to the Chicago Steel of the USHL, where he's been drinking from
the fire hose of late. You have to credit the kid for risking his draft stock a
little, which was pretty high given how well he played as a senior, by going to
the USHL where his lack of strength and defensive awareness is being exposed a
bit on a weak team and against older, stronger players. Still, there is a lot
to like about this playmaking pivot who has a long stride and gets up the ice
quickly. He has soft hands and superb vision for finding teammates in open ice.
His work ethic is laudable- he wants to play and loves to compete; goes above
and beyond to make himself better and put himself into situations that will put
him in position to improve. He's raw and needs significant work, but will spend
the entire 2011-12 season in the USHL. At 6-1, 195, he's got the physical tools
to be a solid NHL prospect and watch for him to go relatively high (3rd-4th
rounds) in the draft."
Hockey Prospects – "Plays a physical brand of hockey, grinding it out on
the boards and getting dirty in front of the net. Bullies his way around the
ice, excelling at playing a power game. Has the ability to finish in tight and
pick up his fair share of garbage goals. Has pretty good hands for a big guy
and can stick handle with the best of them. passing could use a bit more touch
but this is not a glaring weakness. Does not have elite speed but is a mule on
his skates. Fogarty is a balanced
two-way player that is willing to play blue-color hockey. Should get more
attention as the draft nears."
Reaction to the Steven Fogarty pick:
Pronman – "Fogarty I was underwhelmed with in viewings. Fine size, but the
offensive skills are barely average if that."
Round 4, Pick #105, Michael St. Croix, C, Edmonton (WHL)
Click here for a full draft profile of St. Croix >
Reaction to the St. Croix
Pronman - "I'm a big pusher of Michael St. Croix, love the puck skills and
hockey sense."
Draft Blog – "Small center produced for EDM of the WHL. Needs to improve
speed/quickness for size, but pays a price to score."
Round 5, Pick #134 - Shane McColgan, RW, Kelowna (WHL)
NHL.com Profile >
CSS Rank: 125 Midterm Rank: 102
Ranked #52 by Corey Pronman
2010-2011 stats: 21g, 45a, 67gp, 62PIM, +3
Playoffs: 8g, 11a, 10gp, 8PIM
What They're Saying:
The Hockey News - "Diminuitive agitator hit a scoring drought, but reversed in playoffs." (Ranked 97th)
2011 Draft Watch - "Undersized winger (5-8, 168- don't believe his listed
5-11 height on Hockey DB) from SoCal was seen as a potential top-10 coming into
the season, but got off to a terrible start and never recovered in the court of
public opinion. Will NHL scouts view him differently. One such talent evaluator
expressed concern at McColgan's small frame and the fact that the kid likely
has little to no room to grow. Tremendous skating and hands; erupts into
overdrive in just a few strides and carves the ice with his edges like a
maestro. Plays bigger than his size and has an edge to him even if often
physically overmatched. The bad news for McColgan is that his production didn't
take off after posting 25 goals and 69 points last year as a rookie. Illness
started him slowly and though he recovered and heated up down the stretch with
fellow mighty mite Zach Franko, it may not be enough for him to recoup a
top-60 selection."
Scouting Report – "The diminutive McColgan has been very effective in two
Western Hockey League seasons, scoring at nearly a point per game pace.
McColgan sees the ice well, has great hands, and definitely isn't afraid to go
to the dirty areas. The big question on everyone's mind is whether or not he
will be able to play his style at the pro level. The 5-9 McColgan hasn't let
his size hold him back yet, as he has proven a willingness to battle with any
player in the WHL while generally staying healthy. If he can get his game to
the next level, he could be a big draft day steal." (Ranked #65)
Reaction to the Shane McCoglan pick:
Draft Blog – "Small, slippery forward. Needs to improve strength."
Mike Hume,
ESPN – "Rangers' pick McColgan is small, but has a lot of skill. This late
it's a good gamble. Can line him up with Bourque for Oompa Loompa Line"
Pronman – "McColgan's skill level had him touted as a high first rounder
before the draft season started. Quite a fall."
Steve Zipay – "Small, skilled center from Kelowna Rockets, big playoff run, California kid"
Round 5, Pick #136 - Samuel Noreau, D, Baie-Comeau (QMJHL)
CSS Rank: 183 Midterm Rank: 129
2010-2011 stats: 5g, 5a, 67gp, 141PIM, -13
What They're Saying:
2011 Draft Watch – "Noreau is a 6-5, 215-pound tough-as-nails punisher who
doesn't have much in the way of high-end skill, but has the size and nastiness
to be a shutdown guy in time. He's not a bad skater, though needs to work on
his lateral movement and pivots/turns like many big players on D. This dude can really fight,
too. With his size and strength, he ragdolls guys and stands in and throws them
against the tougher comers/enforcers in the Q. (Noreau is #8 in the red
and white) He gets very little notice on
a poor team, but stay-at-home guys with legitimate toughness are always in
demand on NHL teams' bottom pairing, and Noreau is someone who, with the right
amount of patience and developmental time in the minors, could evolve into a
functional 6th/7th in time."
Round 6, Pick #172, Peter Ceresnak, D, Trencin Jr. (Slovakia-Jr.)
CSS Rank: 35 Midterm Rank: 24 (European)
2010-2011 stats: 1g, 3a, 23gp, 16PIM
2011 Draft Watch – "Big defender is a stay-at-home guy and more of a poor
man's Milan Jurcina than anything else. He is fairly mobile in that
he doesn't have great speed, but moves well laterally and can lay guys out with
a pretty decent hip check. He staples opponents to the walls and has a long
wingspan/active stick. He's got to work on his gap control and there isn't much
offensive upside with this guy. Ceresnak got virtually no playing time at the
WJC, which was disappointing, especially since Slovakia
was one of the poorer teams there and he wasn't given much of a shot even after Martin
Marincin got the boot for his elbow on U.S. forward Jason Zucker."
Reaction to the Peter Ceresnak pick:
Draft Blog – "Big d-man who has played at international tourneys and showed
promise and upside. 6-3, 209 lbs."
Pronman – "Ceresnak Ive heard conflicting stuff on him. Some think hes a low-tier
defensive defenseman prospect, some no prospect him."


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Many of the unemployed workers attended an informational workshop in Milo on Monday. It was put on by officials with Penquis as well as the Maine Department of Labor. Organizers said they are trying to keep all laid workers informed about the bankruptcy situation with MMA. The workshop also focused on helping workers find healthcare, manage their mortgages and market their skills to find new jobs.
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Hungry, you pedal your bike to a restaurant that claims to be open daily, where you find a sign on the door that says so...right above a new sign, scrawled in marker, that reads, "Mondays closed—playing bocce."
This kind of thing happens a lot at Al Forno Ferruzza, a pizza joint on Northeast Alberta, opened in late February, that sprang from a popular food cart near Portland State University. Sometimes there's salad, but most of the time not. Sometimes there's ginger beer, San Pellegrino, hemp milk and more in the cooler (a liquor license is pending), while at other times it's just cream soda or nada. The place just isn't quite dialed in.
Luckily the thin-crusted, freakishly good pizza ($7-$25), calzones ($8), scarpetta ($9) and stromboli ($8), charred in a propane oven (a wood-fired pizza oven is in the works), don't suffer from the same inconsistency. Owner Stephen Ferruzza, whose dad was born in Sicily, favors high-quality ingredients, such as the free-range Argentine reggianito that's sprinkled on just about everything that leaves the kitchen.
The scarpetta ($9), also called an Italian slipper, is an open-faced pizza dough pocket, covered with all the day's toppings and mozzarella, sprinkled with fresh basil and reggianito, and served with a side of brightly acidic San Marzano sauce and a few green olives.
No matter what bubbly baked thing you order, the dough is filled or topped with a medley of 10 or more rotating daily ingredients: northern propeller clams, caramelized Walla Wallas, salami, roasted black olives and sun-dried tomatoes are just a few. Those tomatoes will soon come direct from the farm: Ferruzza and his employees are cultivating 1,000 tomato plants for the restaurant on a nearby property.
Al Forno's decor bucks the the polished concrete minimalism of many newer restaurants: a worn couch and comfy chair in a corner strewn with books share the floor with mismatched tables and chairs and an open kitchen with a counter made from reused wood pallets. Big murals and burlap coffee sacks adorn the walls. It's a cobbled-together joint, run by a group of friends, that happens to serve incredible food.
Although the original cart closed in late May, Stephen Ferruzza hasn't lost touch with his roots. Or his parking space: Al Forno plans to motor its funky red school bus (parked outside the restaurant, available for festivals and events) to the original cart spot, downtown at Southwest College and 4th, on summer days to peddle pizza on the street once again.
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- Best deal: Kickass pizza on super-thin crust.
- I'll pass: The cannoli ($4) sounds good—with blended maple syrup, ricotta, valencia orange and bourbon vanilla —but is heavy and grainy.
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A bright sun bathed the dozens of participants in the Out of Darkness suicide prevention walk on Sunday in Watertown, as they exchanged memories of lost loved ones and sought to lift the stigma of mental illness.
About 50 people, many of them relatives and friends of suicide victims, joined in the 3-mile walk that kicked off at Jefferson Community College and proceeded east on Coffeen Street before returning to the colleges Health and Wellness Center. It was the first time JCC hosted the annual walk, which raised money to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
A list of 26 suicide victims collected from participants was read over loudspeakers before the walk started, followed by a moment of silence.
Out of Darkness walks, which are held nationwide, underscore the fact that suicide is the second-leading cause of death for college students, and the third for young people ages 15 to 24.
Katy E. Troester-Trate, a licensed mental health counselor hired by JCC in February 2012, meets with students battling depression and anxiety every day. The 32-year-old provided short-term counseling for 80 students during the fall semester last year. Most of them were referred to agencies in the community for additional treatment.
I have students with a wide gamut of issues, anywhere from mild anxiety to severe depression, Ms. Troester-Trate said. We need to lift the stigma so that more people are willing to get help, and I think people are slowly seeing the need for these services.
People often overlook the seriousness of depression until someone they know dies of suicide, said Sarah R. Vroman, chairwoman of the American Foundation for Suicide Preventions Central New York chapter. The 29-year-old from Phoenix, a suburb of Syracuse, received shocking news in April 2003 while she was a freshman attending Mohawk Valley Community College in Rome. One of her closest friends from high school, Josh Graham, took his own life six weeks before graduation. He recently had made plans to study graphic design at Mohawk Valley with Ms. Vroman.
We had friends who died in car accidents, but my friends and I were all lost because we never knew a person affected by suicide, Ms. Vroman said. There was a plethora of questions without any answers: What could I have done to help?
Outwardly, her 17-year-old friend seemed optimistic about life. Ms. Vroman said she remembers him playing guitar, for instance, to entertain his friends during art class.
He was the last person that I would ever imagine dying by suicide, she said. He would be in a room full of people and could say five words to make everyone laugh. He was a comedian, artist and musician. He had the gift of making people feel good, but hid his inner pain.
During the walk, Watertown resident Carol S. Roney, 61, spoke to a reporter about her familys history of depression. Two close family members who suffered from depression took their lives in 2009 and 2011. Both of them had difficulty seeking professional help to overcome their mental illnesses.
They were respected citizens with successful careers, and they wouldnt think about the possibility of depending on someone for help, she said. One of them struggled through years of depression, and when he took his life, I accepted it because I knew how much he struggled. We shouldnt look at depression as a weakness.
Family tragedies were a learning experience for Mrs. Roney, who also has suffered from depression. When her sleep deprivation and depression reached a chronic state in January, she was admitted to BryLin Hospital, Buffalo. After receiving inpatient psychiatric care for 11 days, she left the hospital with a feeling of hope she hadnt experienced in months.
Im proud of myself and the support that Ive had, Mrs. Roney said. If I had not gone there, I wouldnt be here today.
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On November 5, 2012, Allen Rowley, Acting Forest Supervisor, signed a
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During these difficult economic times being your own boss is an alternative which is not yet sufficiently exploited. Given the high youth unemployment, we wish to stimulate more young, start-up entrepreneurs to take the decisive step and set up a new enterprise. By participating in 'Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs' they gain a unique opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues so that their business ideas can become a reality. The programme helps start-ups and contributes to the internationalisation of small companies, which is key to growth and youth employment
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CAPE VINCENT BP Wind Energy will not have to modify its preliminary scoping statement for the proposed Cape Vincent Wind Farm even if the public objects to its contents, according to the state Public Service Commission.
While the law requires a potential applicant to respond to comments on the PSS (preliminary scoping statement), it does not require the developer to adopt the recommendations made during the preliminary scoping phase, said PSCs acting secretary Jeffrey C. Cohen in response to a Jan. 29 letter from Cape Vincents town supervisor, Urban C. Hirschey.
A scoping statement is part of an environmental assessment of a proposed project in which the developer sets forth a list of all the potential impacts the project may have. The final environmental assessment is based on issues identified in the scoping statement.
The wind developer plans to submit its PSS for the 124-turbine, $300 million wind project in mid-March as part of a state site-approval process.
After the developer has filed a preliminary scoping statement (PSS), any person, agency or municipality may submit comments on the proposed scope by serving such comments on the applicant and filing a copy with the Secretary, Mr. Cohen said. The developer is required to prepare a summary of the material comments and its responses to those comments within 21 days after the closing of the comment period.
If there are complaints, BP would be expected to resolve these disagreements but not even the hearing examiner who would mediate issues relating to the PSS will be able to force the wind developer to identify additional potential wind farm impacts in its PSS based on community feedback.
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A state appellate court Friday upheld the conviction of a Watertown man for intimidating a witness and endangering the welfare of a child stemming from an assault on his fianc�e in 2008.
Anthony J. Holmes, 33, was found guilty in April 2009 in Jefferson County Court of two counts of third-degree assault, a misdemeanor, and two counts of felony third-degree intimidating a witness. The jury also found him guilty of endangering the welfare of a child. It acquitted Mr. Holmes of the top count of second-degree assault.
The jury found that testimony provided by Sarah E. Smith and her friend Krista Feuerstein was credible when they testified that Mr. Holmes had struck Ms. Smith in the face Sept. 3 at a West Main Street apartment and then stomped on her head with his foot. Both women also testified that Mr. Holmes threatened to kill them if they told anyone about the incident and told them to tell police that Ms. Smiths injuries arose when Miss Feuerstein elbowed her while the woman were roughhousing.
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Mr. Holmes appealed the witness intimidation and endangering convictions to the Appellate Division, Fourth Department, contending that there was insufficient evidence to support the convictions. Mr. Holmes maintained that it was never proven that the child was in the room at the time of the assault or that the child was harmed. The court rejected those arguments, stating there was sufficient evidence for the jury to return a guilty verdict, finding similarly on the witness intimidation charge.
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Raltegravir-based Antiretroviral Therapy for Resistant HIV-1 Infection
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This study is to evaluate the safety and efficacy of RAL-based regimen in treatment-experienced patients with resistant HIV infection
Drug: RAL+TDF+LPV/r
Drug: 3TC+TDF+LPV/r
|Study Type:
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Raltegravir-based Antiretroviral Therapy for Resistant HIV-1 Infection in China
- Percentage of participants with HIV-1 RNA < 400 copies/mL at week 48 [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Percentage of participants with HIV-1 RNA < 40 copies/mL at week 48 [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Change from baseline in CD4 count at week 48 [ Time Frame: Baseline and 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Incidence of adverse events and laboratory abnormalities in the two treatment arms from baseline to week 48 [ Time Frame: through week 48 ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|May 2013
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|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: RAL +TDF+ LPV/r
Arm A: RAL +TDF+ KELETRA(LPV/r) Group A will be assigned with RAL+TDF+LPV/r.
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Group A will be assigned with RAL-based regimen (RAL+TDF+LPV/r).
Active Comparator: 3TC+ TDF+LPV/r
Arm B: 3TC+ TDF+KELETRA(LPV/r) Group B will be assigned with 3TC+TDF+LPV/r
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Group B will be assigned with 3TC+TDF+LPV/r
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In our study, both efficacy and safety of raltegravir(RAL)-based therapy will be assessed. 300 treatment-experienced patients with drug-resistant HIV will be randomized to two arms (2:1). Group A (n=200) will be assigned with RAL-based regimen (RAL+TDF+LPV/r).Group B (n=100) will be assigned with current second-line regimen in China (3TC+TDF+LPV/r). Both virological and immunological profiles and responses at baseline and at week 4, 8, 12, 24, 36, and 48 will be evaluated. This study will be the first large-scale, multicenter, randomized, prospective RAL-based therapy study in China for HIV/AIDs patients. The result will provide proves for further practical antiviral therapy for China or other resource-limiting countries.
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- Age between 18-65 years
- HIV seropositive and confirmed by western blot
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- Viral load more than 400 copies/ml
- Viral rebound (confirmed by HIV RNA more than 400 copies/ml after virologic suppression)
When viral load cannot be monitored, patients experience immunologic failure who meet at least one of the criteria listed below will be enrolled:
- CD4 count equal to or lower than baseline level with first-line therapy,on two occasions over three months apart
- CD4 count with 50 percentage fall from the on-treatment peak value
- persistent CD4 count levels less than 100 cells/μl after over one-year antiretroviral therapy
Exclusion Criteria:
- Previous use of protease inhibitors
- Previous use of integrase inhibitors
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- poor compliance and drug interaction,
- opportunistic infections or malignancy at recruitment; or opportunistic infections within three months but still unstable within 14 days prior to recruitment
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- patients with the any of the following test results during screening for inclusion: WBC count<2000/μl, neutrophil count<1000/μl, Hb<9g/dl, platelet count<75000/μl, serum creatinine>1.5 ULN, transaminases or alkaline phosphatase >3 ULN, total bilirubin>2 ULN, serum creatinine kinase>2 ULN
- CCr<60 ml/min
- Current intravenous drug use
- Severe neuropathy or mental disorder
- history of alcohol abuse and unable to withdrawal
- Severe peptic ulcer
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01844310
|Contact: Taisheng Li, MD
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|Principal Investigator: Taisheng Li, MD
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|LI Taisheng, director of the Department of Infectious Disease, Peking Union Medical College
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|Last Updated:
|April 26, 2013
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Attendance across much of the NHL appears to be trending downward this season which may create new trouble spots for the NHL and with the Canadian dollar unlikely to rise as significantly this year as the previous couple years, we could, for the first time, see the salary cap fall.
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BUFFALO, NY - The Dallas Stars officially announced Friday that Lindy Ruff is their new head coach.
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In a statement on the Stars' website, General Manager Jim Nill said, "One of the trademarks of successful organizations is their ability to have continuity and stability for an extended period of time," said Nill. "It is clear from Lindy's record, and from our own conversations, that we have found the right person to provide that stability and lead this club to the next level. His steady hand and experience will prove invaluable in returning our team as a top-tier contender in the NHL."
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Feb. 20, 2015
Roberta Smith reviews exhibition Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic at Brooklyn Museum. MORE
Feb. 1, 2015
Artist Kehinde Wiley paints young black men dressed in contemporary clothing but posed to resemble old master paintings; retrospective of his work is set to open at Brooklyn Museum before traveling to other cities. MORE
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Martha Schwendener reviews paintings by Kehinde Wiley at the Jewish Museum. MORE
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Artists on Art: A New Web Series From the Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has released all 20 episodes of the first season of "The Artist Project."
March 27, 2015, Friday
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Review: 'Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic' at the Brooklyn Museum
You can love or hate the artist's works, which often insert black individuals into classic Western portraiture, but it is hard to ignore them.
February 20, 2015, Friday
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A Sprawling Retrospective for Kehinde Wiley's Heroic Portraits
"A New Republic," featuring 56 works by the award-winning artist, opens this week at the Brooklyn Museum.
February 19, 2015, Thursday
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Kehinde Wiley Puts a Classical Spin on His Contemporary Subjects
The painter Kehinde Wiley, the subject of a coming Brooklyn Museum retrospective, is known for vibrant, photo-based portraits of young black men in poses culled from art history.
February 1, 2015, Sunday
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The Diaspora Is Remixed
"Kehinde Wiley/The World Stage: Israel" is a new exhibition at the Jewish Museum.
March 23, 2012, Friday
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Out There | ABMB's Last Gasp
Supermodels, teenage heartthrobs and Kardashians of dubious authenticity provided entertainment with a splash of art through to the bitter end of this year's fair.
December 5, 2011, Monday
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A Painting That Begat a Whole Show
An exhibition at the Jewish Museum in New York will include about 10 of Kehinde Wiley's large paintings from the "World Stage: Israel" series.
September 16, 2011, Friday
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With the World Cup games in South Africa just days away, soccer balls aren't the only things spinning out of control. The New York City artist Kehinde Wiley's ''Africa Lifestyle'' sneakers and sports apparel for Puma are creating their own brand of...
June 20, 2010, Sunday
A Multicultural Swirl of Africa, the Americas and Even Outer Space
A decade ago exhibitions linking Africa and the Americas were not uncommon. They are now, though, which may be one reason that "S & M: Shrines and Masquerades in Cosmopolitan Times" looks so fresh.
December 3, 2008, Wednesday
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A Hot Conceptualist Finds the Secret of Skin
The Studio Museum in Harlem's show proposes that Kehinde Wiley's intellectual ambition and Photo Realist chops have allowed his career to get ahead of his art.
September 5, 2008, Friday
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Shrines and Masquerades
A decade ago, exhibitions linking Africa and the Americas were not uncommon. They are now, though, which may be a reason "S & M: Shrines and Masquerades in Cosmopolitan Times" looks fresh.
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The Doctor Who Travel card holder. Credit cards and all cards that size will fit into either of the two compartments.Comes in styles Van Gogh exploding Tardis OR Trust Me I am the Doctor OR Unit OR Dalek Victory OR St Paul's Invasion. Please state in the comment box which one you would prefer. If you don't advise, or if not in stock, we will select on your behalf. Measurements approx' 10 cm x 7 cm or in real money 4" x 2 3/4 " each side this has two compartments that can take a card each side.
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Pastoral takes pride in carrying an array of various types of cheese to serve your gourmet needs. Whether it's pillowy goat cheese, salty Manchego cheese or crumbly Cabot cheese wrapped in cloth, our carefully chosen selections showcase the bounty of artisans who produce hand-crafted types of cheese from around the world. Rustic and traditional French and Italian cheeses may garner the most love, and rightly so, but here at Pastoral we also believe in a sourcing a wide variety of sustainably produced local cheeses from right here in the USA.
Zamorano$9.99Similar to Manchego but crafted exclusively in the province of Zamora from the native Churra sheep. Aged to a slight dryness with a distinctly nutty tone and sweet grassy finish. A wonderful pairing with cured meats, fruits, vegetables. Learn More
Pantaleo$9.99One of the rare aged goats milk cheeses produced in Italy, this unique cheese comes from the island of Sardinia. Ivory and firm, Pantaleo has a floral, sweet flavor with hints of citrus in the finish. This cheese is friends with chardonnay and fine sherry. Learn More


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Practical people mover for everyday use.
- Seating for 2
- 72-Volt battery system with onboard charger
- Up to 35 mile range
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