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ACTIVE TIME: 15 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 6 1/4 hours
- 2 1/2 teaspoons unflavored gelatin (more than 1 (1/4 ounce) packet)
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 3/4 cups unsweetened coconut milk (a 13.5 ounce can)
- 1 cup canned pure pumpkin
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup sweetened flaked coconut
- 1/2 cup mild honey, heated to liquefy if solid
- eight (8-ounce) dessert bowls
Sprinkle gelatin over water in a very small saucepan and let stand 1 minute to soften. Heat over medium heat, stirring, until gelatin is dissolved, then remove from heat.
Pulse coconut milk, cream, pumpkin, sugar, and a pinch of salt in a blender to combine, then add gelatin mixture and blend until smooth. Strain mixture through a fine sieve into a bowl with a spout or transfer to a 4-quart measuring cup.
Pour mixture into bowls and chill, covered, until firm, at least 6 hours.
Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350°F with rack in middle. Spread coconut on a rimmed sheet pan and stirring once or twice bake until golden, 8 to 10 minutes, and cool.
Just before serving, sprinkle desserts with coconut and drizzle with honey.
Cooks' Notes:
If you want to serve your panna cottas unmolded, use 6-oz ramekins or glasses and lightly oil them before pouring in the pumpkin mixture. To unmold, run a thin sharp knife around side of each ramekin to loosen, then dip ramekin briefly in a small bowl of very warm water, about 10 seconds. Invert panna cotta onto a plate and gently lift off ramekin.


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Read: Move From Hartford Would Be Beneficial
Over the weekend rumors started to come out that the Rangers were going to change minor league affiliates from the Hartford Wolfpack to the Rochester Americans for the 2011-12 season.
Matthew Coller of Biz of Hockey says that this reported move would be beneficial to the Rangers.
…Matthew and I have continued to correspond on this issue over the past few days and some more information should be expected, or more details in the coming weeks about it. When it comes down to it, maybe there is a whole big plan in place, straight down from the NHL, to return the Whalers to the NHL. It seems a little far fetched but so does the Rangers folding or stopping play on a team they own to have there minor league players play somewhere else.
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If my dogs are any indication of my parenting skills…
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Preconception Deception
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Admitting defeat
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BUFFALO, NY - The Buffalo Bills will continue to play some games in Toronto.
The annoucement was made in Toronto on Tuesday.
The five-year agreement, which begins this year, will have the Bills play a total of six games at Rogers Centre in Toronto: one regular season game each season, plus one pre-season game in 2015.
"Rogers Media is committed to producing and delivering premium sports content and experiences for fans," said Keith Pelley, President, Rogers Media. "We are ambassadors of the NFL and are continually assessing the market to bring that true NFL experience to Canadians. We created a benchmark for our game last season with a first-rate pre-game festival and half-time show, and look forward to building on that over the next five years."
"The Bills partnership with Rogers Media is key to our franchise's regionalization plan and we are excited to continue it for years to come," said Russ Brandon, Buffalo Bills' President and Chief Executive Officer. "Our regionalization efforts have strengthened the franchise's foothold in Western New York by supporting our efforts to further develop our fan base in Toronto and Southern Ontario. The Bills-Rogers Media partnership continues to give us tremendous exposure in the market and its success will only accelerate with a few wins on the field."
Ticket prices are expected to be near the last game's ticket prices.
Buffalo is 1-4 in regular-season games at Toronto since the series began in 2008.
The Toronto deal was criticized by center Eric Wood this season, who called the annual game in Toronto "a joke," after the Bills lost 50-17 to Seattle.
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|Women's Tennis » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » 2015 Stats
Monday, September 22, 2008The Bisons and Lady Bisons finished their first fall tournament Sunday with two singles and a doubles team participating in the championship round of the Steve Baras Classic Sunday at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
James Murrell lost a lengthy match in the main draw B Flight. After two and a half hours as he fell 6-3, 5-7, 2-6 in the third set to UNC-Greensboro's John Williams.
In other matches played Sunday, senior captain Andy Mizell won the C Flight Consolation beating Lee University 6-0, 6-2.
Mizell and sophomore Joe McArdle advanced to the finals of the C Flight doubles championship. The duo came up short, losing 8-3 to Austin Peay.
On the women's side Elizabeth Keevil lost in the finals to Emily Hangstefer of UTC 6-3, 6-3. Hangstefer is the younger sister of Lipscomb tennis player Daniel Hangstefer.
"Elizabeth had a great college debut, but the great thing is that I know she can play even better than how she played this weekend," said women's associate head coach Kristin Lusk. "Elizabeth has so much potential and it is going to be fun to see her develop as a player."
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A Study to Explore the Association Between Blood Pressure, HIV and Antiretroviral Therapy
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The purpose of this study is to explore the association between blood pressure, HIV and/or its treatment in a cross sectional observational study.
HIV Infections
Procedure: Blood Pressure Measurement
Procedure: Questionnaire
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Deaths from AIDS have declined dramatically since the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy in HIV infected patients. However the incidence of heart disease has increased four-fold and is now one of the major causes of death in HIV infected patients. While HIV drugs are known to adversely affect serum lipids, the evidence concerning the association between raised blood pressure (a major risk for cardiovascular disease) HIV and/or its treatment is limited and conflicting. The researchers believe it of interest to study heart disease risk factors in patients with HIV infection to avoid one premature cause of death (AIDS) being replaced with another potentially preventable cause of death and disability (heart disease). In this cross sectional observational study the researchers will systematically measure blood pressure and other cardiovascular risk factors in HIV positive patients on and off antiretroviral therapy. These individuals will be matched for age, sex and ethnic group with HIV negative individuals.
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Estimated off-season budget
This posted to MetsBlog last week, but seems worth repeating…
According to Cot's Baseball Contracts, the Mets already have around $80 million committed to next year's roster, which includes money to Johan Santana, Jason Bay, Frank Francisco and Jon Niese, as well as RA Dickey's and David Wright's option.
Ike Davis, Daniel Murphy, Bobby Parnell and Josh Thole are all arbitration eligible, meaning they'll each earn a slight raise next season. However, Ruben Tejada, Justin Turner and Lucas Duda will still earn the league minimum.
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
To bring back all of the above names from the 25-man roster, I estimate it will cost Alderson around $85 to 90 million. This means – based on reports that next year's payroll will be around $95 to 100 million – Sandy Alderson probably has just $10 million or so to spend on new talent, which doesn't seem like a whole lot (considering he needs at least two outfielders, a catcher and two or three relief pitchers).


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Really like the flavour profile on that one. Medium-full, I would say?
Yet, "they" say the Rev is the one in between the Elegancia(Medium) and the "regular" San Cris(full)
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Ella Fitzgerald
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A pre-eminent American singer who brought a classic sense of musical proportion and balance to everything she touched, Ella Fitzgerald won the sobriquet "first lady of song" and earned the unqualified admiration of most of her peers. Musicians from Bing Crosby to Benny Goodman, when asked to name their favorite singer, cited Ella Fitzgerald.
In a career that spanned six decades, Miss Fitzgerald stood above the emotional fray of the scores of popular standards she performed. Stylistically she was the polar opposite of her equally legendary peer, Billie Holiday, who conveyed a wounded vulnerability. Even when handed a sad song, Miss Fitzgerald communicated a wistful, sweet-natured compassion for the heartache she described.
Where Holiday and Frank Sinatra lived out the dramas they sang about, Miss Fitzgerald, viewing them from afar, seemed to understand and forgive all. Her apparent equanimity and her clear pronunciation, which transcended race, ethnicity, class and age, made her a voice of profound reassurance and hope. — Stephen Holden
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Ward of the State;The Gap in Ella Fitzgerald's Life
Ella Fitzgerald sang jazz in a voice so pure and perfected that it admitted no pain -- and America loved her for it. In her sound we soared over the darkest passages of our nation's history, to a place where race and class lost all dominion. Yet the public never knew the full measure of her accomplishment, because for over 60 years she kept the cruelest chapter of her own history a secret: her confinement for more than a year in a reformatory when she was an orphaned teen-ager.June 23, 1996 weekinreviewBiography
How High the Moon
Ella Fitzgerald could turn any song into an oxygen rush of bouncing melody that reached the listener's ears as pure, untroubled joy -- the eternally young sound of a young country.June 19, 1996 opinionOp-Ed
Ella Fitzgerald's Playfulness Ripens With Time's Passage
Ella Fitzgerald, who will turn 73 on April 25, commands an undiminished rhythmic inventiveness, but her voice has developed a wobble that makes her ability to sustain notes somewhat uncertain. But ever the resourceful technician, she has learned how to work around her vocal seams, and there are moments she even uses them to expressive advantage.April 15, 1991 artsReview
Ella Fitzgerald and Trio
Ella Fitzgerald is a link to a vanished era of jazz - to Harlem's Savoy Ballroom when it was ''the home of happy feet,'' to the musically-rich 1940's and the parallel developments of late swing and early bop.June 26, 1987 artsNews
Half a Century of Song with the Great Ella
Last month, Ella Fitzgerald, the serene classicist of American song, was awarded an honorary doctorate of music by Yale University. ''Not bad,'' she said with her typically modest good humor a few days later in a Chicago hotel room, ''for someone who only studied music to get that half credit in high school.''June 15, 1986 artsNews
Van Alexander, Composer of 'A-Tisket, A-Tasket,' Dies at 100
The composer and arranger, whose adaptation of a nursery rhyme became Ella Fitzgerald's breakout hit, also wrote for movies and television.
July 30, 2015, Thursday
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They're Already Boxed, Now Just Wrap
The outpouring of boxed sets of CDs make for easy gift-giving for music lovers.
November 29, 2013, Friday
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Images of Jazz Greats
Previously unpublished pictures of Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie and more.
September 1, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON ELLA FITZGERALD AND: Fitzgerald, Ella , Photography , Holiday, Billie , Jazz , Music , Ellington, Duke
The Musicians' Words: Interviews With Stars Donated to Library of Congress
Joe Smith, a former record executive, donates a collection of interviews with more than 200 giants of the music industry.
June 18, 2012, Monday
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Cannes Film Festival: A Director Who Likes to Start in the Middle
The director Abbas Kiarostami discusses why he set his new film in Japan and what it was like making a road movie with an actor who doesn't drive.
May 23, 2012, Wednesday
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Singing Gershwin Ella Style, Salt Added
The singer Patti Austin and the New York Pops performed a partial restoration of the 1959 album "Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and Ira Gershwin Song Book."
March 20, 2012, Tuesday
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Soul Man
A biography of Ahmet Ertegun, who built Atlantic Records on black music.
November 27, 2011, Sunday
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Still a Lot to Mine From Ella's Life
A Long Wharf Theater production looks at a legendary singer, with the songs she made famous.
October 10, 2010, Sunday
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Where Stars Got Started: Plaques Outside the Apollo
Hollywood has the famous one, and New York already has at least three. But on Monday, the city will get another walk of fame. This one will be outside the Apollo Theater, on West 125th Street. The shiny golden plaques honoring famous performers...
May 10, 2010, Monday
Intimate Ella Fitzgerald, Rediscovered
A new package from Verve exhumes recordings of poignant performances that lay dormant for 27 years.
November 29, 2009, Sunday
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Thomas Bach, a popular right-wing radio talk-show host is on top of his game. When he is handpicked to run for the U.S. Senate, he flies to Los Angeles to clean up some damaging indiscretions. The morning afterwards, he wakes up without his memory, unaware that he is diabetic. A victim of an attack, he now wanders skid row, blending in with the homeless population, and without medication. As he experiences the violence, hardship, courage and humanity of the homeless community, a previously unseen compassionate man emerges. A week later, he regains his memory and quickly returns home. Although a great story for his campaign, his experiences now conflict with his political rhetoric. Thomas must face a choice between career and conscience.
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ROCHESTER, NY - Saturday in Rochester marked one of the biggest gun shows in the region.
State attorney general, Eric Schneiderman has created a system of encouraging gun show operators to tag guns once they are bought at private sales. According to the state's chief prosecutor, this measure will help crack down on illegal gun purchases and keep people safe through background checks.
Tagging guns when they are bought isn't mandatory, according to the SAFE Act, however officials say more and more gun show operators are doing this.
The tags tell the state who owned the gun and what their address is and also info about the gun itself, including model, make, serial number and caliber. And then there's a part that the buyer fills out giving their name and a number - proving they've had a background check done.
"If you're leaving with a gun that you didn't come in with that you get a check, so it's a good system, it's a common sense system and I look forward to making sure that all the gun shows in New York state ensure background checks," Schneiderman said.
In the past, guns were only tagged on their way into shows and this will continue to be done.
Schneiderman says 80 percent of gun shows in the state do background checks and that eventually all shows will be doing them.
"We want common sense measures to make sure that there are background checks, so that people who are felons or terrorists or have serious mental health problems are not able to get guns," he said.
In our area, the state says the tagging agreements have been made with gun show operators in Batavia, Cheektowaga, Hamburg, Salamanca and Springville.
Another step that the state encourages gun shows take is giving police a head's up when they're going to hold a gun show.
The state also believes that these steps won't infringe on Second Amendment rights.
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WOONSOCKET – In her freshman year of high school swimming last winter for Cumberland High, all Courtney Kent did was win a state title. Kent shocked the field by capturing the 500-yard freestyle with an impressive time of 5 minutes, 6.45 seconds at the Tootel Aquatic Center at URI.
What does the tenth-grader expect to do for the encore?
How about cop two individual titles at the Feb. 19 state championship and possibly break a state record by a certain U.S. Olympian, who makes Rhode Island her home.
That's the plans for the Clippers' sensational sophomore, who was competing in her final tune-up on Tuesday before she heads down to South County for the tile meet. Kent along with her Cumberland teammates capped off their dual meet season in Division I with a victory over Mount St. Charles at the Woonsocket YMCA.
Kent did not disappoint in the league finale capturing the 200 intermediate (2:23.99) and the 500 freestyle (5:33.96) and also swimming a pair of legs on the Clippers' victorious 200 medley (2:03.13) and 200 freestyle (1:51.24) relays.
At the state meet in less than two weeks, Kent will focus primarily on the 200 and 500 freestyle, events she ranks No. 1 in the state. The talented Clipper, a year-round swimmer for Harvard's Crimson Aquatic Team, owns best of 1:54.3 in the 200 and 4:53.5 in the 500.
"The girl is phenomenal," said CHS coach Heidi Josephson, whose squad finished out its league season with a 3-5 mark. "She's a great person to have on our team. She's not just a great swimmer but a great person, and she dominates freestyle. Beyond high school, when she swims for her club team and goes to national competition, where there are events longer than the 500 like the 1,000 and the 1.650, she shatters her times in those (events) there. She is just a powerhouse."
At the recent Division I Class Meet on Sunday at Roger Williams University, Kent demonstrated that dominance, winning both events with ease. She took the 500 freestyle by nearly 50 yards with a 5:06.39 clocking and was a six-second winner in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:57.38.
Kent feels she's beginning to gain some momentum for the upcoming states.
"It started off pretty slow," she said. "It's high school swim and I'm a year-round swimmer so getting back into it is pretty rough. You are not used to having a meet twice a week. For the most part, I didn't do great times but I was way ahead of the field and I was able to help out my teammates. I wasn't too worried about time. Now it's starting to get more exciting, getting closer to our state meet.
One particular race that may draw a little interest at URI is the 500 freestyle where Kent may attempt an assault on the current state record of 4:52.06 set by 2008 U.S. Olympian and former South Kingstown great Elizabeth Beisel, now a freshman standout at the University of Florida.
"Maybe not this year but throughout the next three years I am going to try for (the) record," she said. "If it doesn't happen this year I am going to at least try for All-American consideration…I think that's pretty doable in the next three years. I have a lot of time to improve."
"I know she is going to really go for it," Josephson said. "She'll give it her best effort and we'll hope for big things."
Kent isn't the only Cumberland swimmer that has a legitimate chance to excel at the state championships. Another sophomore, Andrew Bauer, could do some damage in the 50 and 100 yard freestyles.
Bauer won both those events at Sunday's class meet. In yesterday afternoon's dual meet with the Mounties, the strong tenth-grader copped the 100 freestyle (55.55) and then finished off the day with a blazing 50-second leg in his team's winning 400 freestyle, a victory that enabled the Clippers (4-3) to earn a tight 49-44 decision over their rivals.
"He just really puts us in a situation where we have a good opportunity to win every time he jumps in the pool," Josephson said.
Bauer finished among the top five in the 50 and 100 freestyles in last year's state championship and now ranks second among his peers in both those events with best of 22.75 and 49.1, respectively. The top spot is held multiple state titlist Luca Spinazzola of Narragansett.
Spinazzola, a senior, is the defending champion in both freestyle events. He cracked 47 seconds for the 100 and has swan in the low 21s for the 50.
Bauer doesn't expect to beat the Mariner swimmer if he chooses to swim his events, but he'll give it his best try at the boys' meet, to be held on Feb. 20.
"I heard from a friend that he was going to do the 200 and the 500 freestyle. I don't know if that's true or not. Last year he did the 50 and 100 freestyle. Who knows?" Bauer said. "I am looking to win or do my best times. I am really looking forward to going up there and competing and have some good races. It should be a lot of fun."
In Tuesday's meet, the Mount boys (2-5) had a multiple-winning effort from senior Justin McCarthy. McCarthy captured the 50 freestyle with a time of 24.21 and the 100 butterfly in 1:03.22. He also swam legs on the Mounties' winning 200 medley (1:54.05) and 200 freestyle (1:43.16) relays.
The Clippers' Matt Redihan, a sophomore, and Dan O'Brien, a senior, also saw victory twice. Redihan was first in the 200 freestyle (2:09.66) and O'Brien beat his competition in the 100 backstroke (1:04.15). The duo also combined with junior Dan Crocker and Bauer on the Clippers' meet-winning 400 freestyle relay.
"The relay wasn't just (Bauer)," Josephson said. "You can't beat teams with one talented person. The rest of our kids pulled it off. Danny O'Brien has been swimming a long time. He went 55 seconds. Matt Redihan has a broken hand and he did a good time. Dan Crocker jumped in and swam the best he could do today. It was really them all together."
Mount (1-7) had dual wins from sophomore Katie Yorke and sophomore Stephanie Morelle. Yorke won the 200 freestyle (2:11.10) and Morelle took the 100 freestyle (1:01.05). The two teammates also combined with senior Mary Hanahan and sophomore Grace Teel on the first-place 400 freestyle (4:14.99) relay.
Cumberland sophomore Kayla Zerva copped two individual events, taking the 50 freestyle with a time of 27.14 and the 100 backstroke at 1:10.22. She also swam a leg on the Clippers' 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays that struck gold.
Cumberland 49, Mount St. Charles 44
200 medley relay – MSC (Justin McCarthy, Ben Whitney, Jack McCarthy, Connor McCarthy) 1:54.05.
200 freestyle – Matt Redihan, C, 2:09.66.
200IM – Andrew Bauer, C, 2:17.07.
50 freestyle – Justin McCarthy, MSC, 24.21
100 butterfly – Justin McCarthy, 1:03.22.
100 freestyle – Bauer, C, 55.55.
500 freestyle – Lucas Rundlett, C, 5:50.58.
200 freestyle – MSC (Mike Harrigan, Justin McCarthy, Jack McCarthy, Zach Sarapas) 1:43.16.
100 backstroke – Dan O'Brien, C, 1:04.15.
100 breaststroke – Connor McCarthy, MSC, 1:11.72.
400 freestyle relay – C (Dan Crocker, Andrew Bauer, Dan O'Brien, Matt Redihan) 3:45.53.
Cumberland 55, Mount St. Charles 39
200 medley relay – C (Emily Thompson, Courtney Kent, Kayla Zerva, Jill Rossi) 2:03.13.
200 freestyle – Katie Yorke, MSC, 2:11.10.
200 intermediate – Kent, C, 2:23.99.
50 freestyle – Zerva, C, 27.14.
100 butterfly – Thompson, C, 1:05.23.
100 freestyle – Stephanie Morelle, MSC, 1:01.05.
500 freestyle – Kent, 5:33.96.
200 freestyle relay – C (Katie LeBeau, Kent, Kenzie McCormick, Kayla Zerva) 1:51.24.
100 backstroke – Zerva, C, 1:10.22
100 breaststroke – Rossi, C, 1:18.85.
400 freestyle relay – MSC (Yorke, Morelle, Mary Hanahan, Grace Teel) 4:14.99


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Scenes from Bark in the Park at the Mercato on Saturday in North Naples. All proceeds benefit The Humane Society Naples no-kill shelter and adoption center. Contests included best costume, best voice, best pet and owner look-alike, smallest and largest and best trick or talent. Photo by Stephen Schonberg


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On June 18, East Carbon City (ECC) tentatively approved it's 2010 budget, and as with any budget review, discussion arose, but overall the process went smoothly with only a few issues.
In total the city has about $1.7 million in general funds for the coming year, with the largest portion of it being intergovernmental revenue, (mostly federal, state and CIB grants).
Although, ECC has been in good shape financially, it does have some issues pertaining to its police department and water sharing problems with Sunnyside city (SSC), but Mayor Orlando LaFontaine hopes that these problems (with SSC) can be resolved, "I don't want to hurt their residents, but we're (ECC) just not being informed, they need to tell us what their plans are," said LaFontaine. "It's tough."
A major budget issue with the council resides around the city's police department, because ECC currently has only four police officers whose compensation leaves something to be desired.
"I have a hard time maintaining officers. Guys just don't want to do this job for $14 an hour," said ECC police chief Sam Leonard during the meeting. While the current EC budget has not been able to budget a raise for officers, council members were adamant about finding the resources to help the ECC police force.
"I don't think they make near enough," said councilmember Darlene Kuhns during the meeting. " This is a hard place to police, we're on our own out here," she added. No action was taken on the issue as this was a budget meeting, but it is likely to come up again especially concerning officer's overtime payment. "It's a serious problem," concluded LaFontaine on the issue.
Moving on the council found various other budget concerns, notably with a debt owed to them by SSC which in total comes to around $60,000, according to LaFontaine.
Most of the indebted money involves brokered deals between ECC and SSC in which numerous services are contracted out to ECC by SSC in return for payments.
However during the past few months two services- sewage and water as well as police sharing have not been paid for by SSC. "We can't handle our staff with that debt," said Lafontaine, "here they're late on their bill and our citizens have to pick up the slack. Amounts that were mentioned during the meeting, however were disputed by SSC's mayor Bruce Andrews.
"I'm positive it's not $60,000," he said over the phone. The mayor does, however, acknowledge that money is owed and that SSC will pay so much of it every month.
To conclude the meeting, they discussed the possibility of purchasing a new ATV primarily for smaller snow removal jobs throughout ECC. The idea came in light of the success the city has seen with it's two new maintenance golf carts.
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Various roadways in the Castle Country area are undergoing repairs. The construction season is nearing an end however, road crews will continue to work until the weather turns too cold.
Roadway work will continue on the south side of Highway 6 from Sheep Creek Road to Tucker Rest area. Traffic has been switched to the new pavement, but motorists are urged to pay close attention to the signage and markings that line this stretch of road.
Trucks will be entering and leaving the roadway at different areas of this project.
Excavation and grading operations are currently day shift only, Monday through Friday. Maintenance operations will be performed throughout the night.
Concrete barriers have been placed along portions of the project from mile post 196 to 200 which narrow the highway. Any oversized load concerns should be directed to the appropriate port-of-entry.
The current speed limit in this construction zone is 40 miles-per-hour and motorist must be prepared to stop.
While construction continues at this section of highway, motorists who travel the stretch of road located at Sunnyside Junction are experiencing smooth driving conditions. Construction has ended for the season at this section of roadway and newly formed passing lanes are in place. Motorist will no longer need to worry about the congestion which large semis create on this section of highway.


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Images from a sneak peak at the new Elliott Museum in Stuart on Monday. Public ribbon-cutting at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, March 3.
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS A view of an exact, full-scale replica Pelican Hydro-Aeroplane that Stuart resident Hugh Willoughby designed in 1910 at the new Elliott Museum in Stuart on Monday. PHOTO TAKEN: MONDAY 2/25/2013
The new Elliott Museum's robotic car display demonstrates moving a 1923 Stutz car in their Wheels of Change exhibit during a tour of the brand new building that will celebrate its grand opening at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday.
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Jenny Esler (center), president and CEO of the Elliott Museum in Stuart, listens to John Giltinan, associate car curator (right) and Woody Nash (left), Boomerang Systems business developer, during a panel discussion Monday. PHOTO TAKEN: MONDAY 2/25/2013
DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Raymond Rawles (left), owner of Raymond Rawles Designs, based in Gainesville, works with his wife and business partner, Lorraine Duerden (right), as they put together a display that they designed for the museum's baseball bats for its baseball collection Monday. Raymond Rawles CQ Lorraine Duerden CQ PHOTO TAKEN: MONDAY 2/26/2013


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The Mountaineers (4-0 overall; 2-0 in the SoCon) won their 22nd consecutive conference game as they capitalized on four Samford turnovers (all interceptions). It's the first time since 2008 against Presbyterian that ASU had four interceptions in a game.
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Monday, July 23, 2012
Whole Wheat Plum Crumb Bars
I know it's boring to talk about the weather, but here I am, bringing it up again. Living in a place with four distinct seasons forces me to stop and reflect upon what each season brings. Maybe this tendency (along with the grey hair that has started sprouting out of my head) is just another sign that I'm getting older, who's to say for sure? All I know is that this summer, NYC is bringing the heat. It has been a hot, humid summer tempered only by an occasional epic thunderstorm and lots of cold watermelon.
Despite my general dislike of east coast summer temps, I've found a way to ease myself right into the season this year. I find myself in the kitchen most days, weighing flours, cutting butter into even hunks, dropping cubes of ice into a measuring cup of water. I make pie dough and puff pastry and crumbles like this one to house all of the gorgeous summer fruit that I can't stop buying. I make endless, floury messes and clean them up countless times. I turn on the oven when it is far too hot for any sane person to bake. Then, I load my camera with film and try to capture some of this season's essence to remember later in the year when I am complaining about how my toes just won't get warm no matter how many pairs of socks I put on. And if I'm lucky I get to escape the city every once in a while for wide open spaces, hopefully to gather more of summer's bounty.
These perfectly tart crumb bars were baked for just such an occasion, when a group of city kids migrated upstate for the day to drink icy cold beers and make pizzas in a wood fired oven that I had a hand in building. Next time I get up there I am going to do some wood fired baking. Wish me luck!
Whole Wheat Plum Crumb Bars
yield 1 9x13 pan
For the Bottom Crust
6 ounces/170g butter, melted and cooled
3.5 ounces/100g sugar
4.5 ounces/127g all purpose flour
4.5 ounces/127g whole wheat flour
3/4t salt
2t vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350º and line a 9x13 baking pan with foil or parchment paper. Lightly grease the inside of the pan.
1. In a large bowl, combine the flours, sugar, and salt. Make a well in the center of the mixture and add in the melted butter and vanilla extract. Stir gently until a dough forms.
2. Pat the dough evenly into the prepared pan. Slide the pan into the oven and bake until light golden brown, about 20 minutes. Set aside to cool while you prepare the filling and crumble.
For the Filling
The plums I used for this recipe were quite tart. The amount of sugar listed below sweetened them gently while leaving some of that lovely tartness behind, which was perfect. If you are working with sweet juicy plums, you might want to cut back on the sugar a bit.
1lb plums (I used a combination of red and black plums)
1.75 ounces/50g sugar
1/2t ground cinnamon
1t ground cardamom
2t vanilla extract
.5 ounce/14g flour
1. Pit and roughly chop the plums. Put them in a bowl and add the sugar, spices, vanilla and flour. Toss gently to combine. Pour over the cooled crust.
For the Crumb Topping
6 ounces/170g soft butter
3.5 ounces/100g rolled oats
2.25 ounces/64g all purpose flour
2.25 ounces/64g whole wheat flour
5 ounces/120g sugar
1/4t baking soda
1/2t salt
Preheat oven to 375º
1. In a large bowl, combine the oats, flours, sugar, baking soda and salt. Add in the butter and use your hands to work it into the mixture until it holds together in medium clumps. Sprinkle it evenly over the plum filling.
2. Slide the bars into the oven and bake until the topping is golden brown and the plums begin to release their juices, 30-40min. Cool completely before slicing
9 comments:
Agh! I love plum ANYTHING! These look like perfection and I want them now. NOW!ReplyDelete
I so agree this summer heat is too much for me this year, but all those berries/pies/delicious things you are making look AMAZING!!!ReplyDelete
This looks delicious!ReplyDelete
I nominated you on my blog for the Versatile Blogger award :) You can read about it on my blog if you so choose. http://milk-and.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/beef-and-bean-sausage-rolls.html
Mmm, I can't wait for plums - we always have lots in the fall. Your bars look delicious!ReplyDelete
These are my idea of perfect bar cookies. Simple, sweet/tart, and wholesome with the addition of whole wheat flour. Delicious!ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you're going grey too! I love how there is no photo of the complete tray, I think *someone* jumped the gun and started devouring these early, mmm? I'm sorry...ReplyDelete
What is this nomination? I'm going to check out this Milk and Honey!
I am finding myself totally obsessed with plums this Summer...I may have to make these too!ReplyDelete
Update: Amelie made this, as you saw, and it was the best damn thing I've ever tasted! Well, it was maybe tied with your apricot tartlets. Gah!! How can one decide! Well, I suppose one does not need to.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 7, 2013 at 6:13 AM
This was indeed very good! I thought it would taste like a carré aux dates (date crumble bars?) because of how it looks, but it was so much better! I used Zwetschgen since they are in season here in Germany, and they were just tart enough for the amount of sugar. Adding cardamom was a very good idea too! I usually add some to any plain dessert with chocolate or any plain rice dish, but I had never added any to plums, and I really loved it!ReplyDelete


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Sometimes all it takes is a swap of the hat (January Jones), an interesting mix of textures (Jessica Biel), or a pretty pastel hue (Olivia Wilde) to make your cold weather wardrobe feel new again. And there's more wear that came from just beyond this slide.
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Jessica Biel
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While promoting her latest film, The Truth About Emanuel, Biel proved all-black doesn't have to be boring by simply combing different fabrics and textures. The actress paired AllSaints' Belmont Leather Jacket ($525) with an eyelet skirt from Giambattista Valli's Resort 14 collection, Fendi's Borderline Clutch ($860), and Bionda Castana's Daphne Bis Pumps ($939).
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
This past week as the weather has been improving many people in the area could smell smoke in the air. But it had a distinct odor, different from the fireplaces that have been blazing during the coldest part of the winter.
What was burning was leaves, branches and other yard refuse from last fall.
The weather always brings out those that like to have an open burn as soon as they detect the spring, and this year, even though it is still February people are getting that spring bug to light up the pile of yard refuse and watch it blaze.
But wait a minute; you just can't do that without some thought.
First, if you live in any of the incorporated areas in the county, open burning is generally not permitted anytime, in any season. Plan on hauling your refuse to the landfill.
If you live in the unincorporated county, you need to get clearance and do some other things before you strike up that match.
Obtain a burn permit.
First you must obtain a legal (but verbal) burn permit from Carbon County Dispatch. That can be done by calling 637-0890. Don't call 911 to get permission or you will tie up the lines for emergency calls.
When you call the dispatcher will ask your address, what and when you are planning to burn and a phone number you can be contacted at. In addition, they may tell you that you can't burn on certain days. Wind speed and air quality will determine their whether permission will be given or not. They may also give you other instructions about open burning.
Be prepared to burn outside.
Make sure you have tools (shovels, rakes and water if possible) to control any kind of fire migration problem. If a fire gets out of control for some reason, don't hesitate to call for help.
Keep the fire small. Basically the county fire fighters want outside burns of leaves and branches to be grouped in multiple piles and not just in one big pile to burn.
For more information about how to burn and what to do call the Carbon County Fire Warden, Justin Needles at 435-613-3772.


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Norah Jones first emerged on the music scene 10 years ago with the 2002 release of Come Away With Me, which introduced her as a singular new voice and grew into a global phenomenon, sweeping the 2003 GRAMMY Awards. Come Away With Me went on to sell more than 25 million copies worldwide. Since then, Jones has released three more critically acclaimed and commercially successful solo albums — Feels Like Home (2004), Not Too Late (2007), and The Fall (2009) — as well as two albums with her country collective, The Little Willies, and a 2010 compilation …Featuring Norah Jones, a collection of collaborations with a diverse roster of artists. She will be touring extensively in 2012, performing at a mixture of festivals, amphitheatres and theatres in the U.S. and abroad. The first part of her summer U.S. tour (10 cities) begins 6/20/12 in Indianapolis and ends in New York City on 7/3/12. The second part of her U.S. tour (9 cities) begins 8/7/12 in Santa Barbara and ends 8/23/12 in Denver. Visit http://www.norajones.com for a full list of tour dates and ticketing details.


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Watauga County native Camille Bergin, 15, a high school sophomore studying trumpet performance at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, has been selected as one of 33 trumpet students from around the United States in grades 10-12 to compete in the High School Solo Division
of the National Trumpet Competition. She entered the competition performing French composer Guillaume Balay's Prélude et Ballade (c. 1910). This is Camille's first year at UNCSA as well as her first year entering the National Trumpet Competition. Before being accepted to UNCSA, Camille attended Parkway School and Watauga High School where she was in each school's band program, played in the Watauga Community Band, clogged with the High Country Dance Studio, and skied on Appalachian Ski Mtn's race team.
When asked how she felt to be a National Trumpet Competition semi-finalist Camille replied, "It's an honor and privilege to represent UNCSA and my home town at the National Trumpet Competition. While I look forward to the competition, I also look forward to experience and meeting the other semi-finalists as well as learning as much as I can in the master classes led by some of the world's finest trumpet players."
Camille is a student of Ms. Judith Saxton at UNCSA and also studied for two years with Dr. James Stokes at Appalachian State University. Three other UNCSA trumpet students were also selected to compete in the semi-finals. The National Trumpet Competition is held annually at George Mason University near Washington, DC. This year's competition takes place March 14th-17th. More information about the National Trumpet Competition can be found at www.nationaltrumpetcomp.org. Camille's audition video can be seen at http://youtu.be/lufZULp1zW4.
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The new benefit CD from Boulder, CO radio station KBCO featuring a live performance of "Burn To Shine" sold out today. Check out the cover art in the Discography.


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9 Free Ways to Refresh Your Wardrobe For Spring
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Have you been so caught up in the excitement of spring's arrival that you neglected to prep your wardrobe? Not to worry—these budget-friendly quick fixes can make even your oldest pieces feel new again. The result: your wardrobe will feel refreshed and you'll be ready to dive into the new season fashionably.
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1. Chop Off Those Sleeves
Breathe new life into an old motorcycle jacket or denim jacket by removing the sleeves.
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2. White-Out
Mix and match your favorite white separates for a look that's as fresh as the new season.
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3. DIY Hem
Take a pair of skinny or straight-leg jeans and cut the hem so they hit just above the ankle. To avoid error, first try them on. Second, using a pen, make a mark just above your foot. Finally, cut and try them on again. When you're satisfied with the length, throw them in the wash and they will emerge with the perfect frayed hemline.
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4. Runway Ready
Wear an oversized men's shirt with only the top two buttons done up, à la Alexander Wang's S/S 14 show.
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5. Keep Your Feet Warm
Give your heels a new, street-style inspired look by wearing them with socks.
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6. Peek-a-boo
Hem only the lining of an old lace or eyelet skirt so that the lower portion becomes see-through and you can achieve that peek-a-boo look.
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7. Lace Up
Swap out the laces on your sneakers for fresh white ones and you'll be surprised at what a difference it makes in brightening up your outfit.
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8. Two For One
You know that colorful dress you've worn so many times that it dominates your Instagram profile? Have your tailor cut it into a crop top and skirt that you can wear together or separately with other pieces.
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9. More Mileage
Wear your workout gear, specifically a sporty t-shirt and sneakers, outside the gym with a tailored jacket and luxe accessories for a sporty-yet-polished look.
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