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Mount Forgotten Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Reaching the true summit
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2009
|The last reach without ropes is interesting...
|Posted Oct 14, 2009 11:50 pm
|Icy Day on Forgotten
Date Climbed: Oct 11, 2008
|Three inches of new snow over the top of verglas made for an interesting descent to the saddle west of the peak, and up the gully to the summit, great cool clear fall day for climbing though.
|Posted Oct 6, 2009 9:31 pm
|Perry Creek
Date Climbed: Sep 27, 2009
|Beautiful fall day in the mountains. Fantastic views!
|Posted Sep 28, 2009 11:23 am
|Hard to forget
Date Climbed: Mar 12, 2005
|Great trip up Forgotten and Stillaguamish. 15 blue sky pictures and map on one page, see http://www.willhiteweb.com/washington_climbing/mount_forgotton/stillaguamish_218.htm
|Posted Sep 3, 2009 4:26 am
|with Magellan
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2003
|a bit of a search but fun trip.
|Posted Dec 20, 2008 5:09 pm
|Mt. forgotten
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2007
|Easy scramble. Great views.
|Posted Sep 3, 2007 11:06 pm
|Perry Creek and East Gully
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2006
|First hike I led for Seattle Backpackers meetup group. I was glad there were only 5 of us. Perry Creek Falls was more creek than falls due to our unusually warm summer. Had a little difficulty finding the path to the summit, but fortunately the only other hikers we encountered all day came up just as we were finishing lunch at the meadows and pointed us in the right direction. Really enjoyed the long traverse of the last mile and the scramble up the gully. I prefer rock to loose scree scrambling, but this was easier than the rock scramble 2 weeks earlier at Mt. Aix. Only stayed at the summit long enough to sign the register and snap a couple photos before the exposure unnerved us enough to descend. Went back the way we came via the gully, much to the dismay of one member of the party, who felt (correctly) that there must be an easier way. But moments later I was forgiven for my choice of route when... surprise! Delight! We spotted a patch of snow on Glacier Peak in the perfect shape of a heart!
|Posted Dec 20, 2006 9:48 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2005
|This was the final summit of a weekend scramble marathon.I was tired. Some of the best pictures I have came from this trip.
|Posted Nov 27, 2006 11:33 pm
|Route Climbed - Perry Creek/East Gully
Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2006
|Hey, this was fun! Of course the weather could have been a little better (after a clear, dry summer). Some minor route finding issues. Fellow climbers we encountered very helpful - and prepared! - hooch, hot food, musical instruments. We had what amounted to a party in the bowl below the summit. Ya meet the darndedest people up in the mountains.
|Posted Sep 22, 2006 1:32 am
|Corkscrew Route on Forgotten?
Date Climbed: Sep 18, 1999
|Yeah, I know, the Corkscrew Route is really on Sloan (to the east). However, Forgotten can be done similiarly, if not as aesthetically. Instead of going to the east from the saddle, head across the talus fields on the west. Curve around the north side of the mountain and come up the reasonably pleasant north gully with some minor scrambling. This route also adds additional scrambling at the summit. Its a bit longer, and trades talus for bushwhacking.
Kathy, Nancy, Joseph, Terry, Dick, Meredyth
|Posted Aug 26, 2006 5:11 pm
|Scattered Showers
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2006
|Some nice thunder showers on the way up the Perry Creek Basin but it cleared up for a nice view in the meadows. Wonderful vistas! We made the steep snow traverse to the east side to discover the scramble gullies filled in with snow. When am I finally going to learn to always bring my axe?
|Posted Jul 6, 2006 12:16 am
|Phil Decker
|Snow Route Finding in late June?
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2006
|Lots of snow this last winter
9.5 Hours Car to Car
Route finding in the snow took some time.
Had the summit to ourselves as all other groups turned around?
Not sure why they did.
Keep heading E/NE traversing around Forgotten (up and E/NE of the small drainage break area w/ the big rock - you'll see it) until you reach the flats and head up the left gulley. You traverse all the way to the East side of Forgotten.
|Posted Jun 26, 2006 3:50 pm
|Route Climbed: Perry Creek Date Climbed: 08 May, 2005
|A neat summit with outstanding views. Car to car in eight hours.
|Posted Dec 23, 2005 2:05 am
|Route Climbed: standard Date Climbed: July 3, 2005
|Posted Sep 4, 2005 1:12 pm
|Route Climbed: Perry Creek Date Climbed: August 1978
|One of the easiest summits after snow melt with spectacularly rewarding views toward both the south and north portions of the Mountain Loop Highway. Easy class 2 scramble to a very narrow pinpoint of a summit. Remember sitting astride the summit with each leg in a seperate valley watershed.
|Posted Apr 24, 2005 4:23 am
|Andy Dewey
|Route Climbed: Perry Creek Route Date Climbed: July 17, 2004
|Awesome day, did not see anyone else attempting Forgotten. Incredible views. Decided to traverse over and climb Stillaguamish Peak as well....long day!
|Posted Feb 1, 2005 12:18 am
|Route Climbed: Normal Date Climbed: August 15th 2004
|Tried to get up this Last November but got turned around due to icy conditions. Don't know how in the world the 6 feet of scrambling could be rated class 3. Nice Hike. Views were limited due to BC fires.
Pictures Here
|Posted Aug 19, 2004 6:07 pm
|Route Climbed: east gully Date Climbed: September 20, 2003
|After a three-year hiatus, team Magellan and Quetzalcoatl (formerly Vasco de Gama) peak bag again! This is a very underrated hike. It's not a fast trail, being very rooty, and rocky. It starts with a nice open valley traverse. Colors will be better in a week or two. Cross above some falls, and head up through timber. You top out in a very picturesque meadow, complete with marmot bathtub, and stellar views of Glacier Peak. Feeling the pull, we started down the climber's path to Forgotten. It drops and drops and traverses and traverses. At some point on the SE side of the mountain there are multiple paths. Try to stay on the high one for the most direct route. At some point we doubled back and ended up on the ridge. (Not the correct move.) Eventually we relocated the main path and continued. It gets steeper, rounding to the NE side. Up a scree gully, a few more steep steps, and the 6005' summit is bagged. The Mountaineers register is almost full! Lots of fog let the surrounding peaks play hide and seek. Dakobed was freshly coated, but no snow on any of the surrounding hills. A gorgeous late summer day, with a little more work than expected. Class 2 max, no exposure. R/T 11 miles, 4100' cumulative gain, 3:45 up, 2:15 down.
|Posted Oct 10, 2003 10:36 pm
|Route Climbed: Perry Creek Date Climbed: September 1, 2003
|Good day to hit Forgotten. The temp stayed under 90 degrees, and the sky was clear. No water in the meadows, but a small stagnant pond still existed on the upper basin. The only drawback was the dreaded scree on the final pitch to the summit.
I met up with a couple at the TH from the Snohomish County Rescue Team that were out training their dog. We heard nothing but rescue calls and dispatches all day long on their ham radios. Shortly after hitting the summit, a rescue helicopter flew right by us to do a rescue at Round Lake near Mt. Ziob. Afterwards, another rescue team came in another helicopter went to perform a rescue on Glacier Peak.
|Posted Sep 2, 2003 8:17 pm
|Brian Jenkins
|Route Climbed: East Gully Date Climbed: August 23, 2003
|Have wanted to climb this one since this picture was posted on summitpost. Started driving from Portland at 4 am and after some gas breaks (my truck is a gas hog) and one Egg McMuffin break, hit the trail about 9 am. Got to Perry Creek Falls in an hour and the meadows some time before noon. Took some photos from the ridge and then met the only other summit party on Forgotten that day on the climbers trail to the east side. I was about 10 feet off the trail and they politely corrected me. :- ) Tarn at the base of the gully is really low, not much water left up there. Thanks to this picture by Klenke I knew which gully to head up and was on the summit at 1 pm. Guess Beckey's book is right about it taking 4 hours. Picked some blueberries in the Meadows on the descent. Got back home about 10:30 pm and had blueberry pancakes the next morning for breakfast.
Hardest part of the climb was the drop down from the Meadows to the climbers trail:lots of steep loose dirt and rock, was holding on to trees to get down it. Other than that, it's just steep Class 2. Beautiful mountain and great hike. Now I know what all the fuss is about with the North Cascades. Endless pointy peaks everywhere. Just made me want to go back soon and start climbing the rest of them................................
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OK, that's fine. They are 16 and, for the most part, don't have a clue about what their life will be like in 5 years…or what living in "the real world" will require of them.
Then I saw their parents. Ah…that explains it. I was amazed at how many of those parents yelled, screamed, kept stats, and took notes while their kid played. I understand it can be a big deal if your kid is one of the few that may have the ability to play in college and earn a full scholarship, but it was apparent that their entire life was wrapped up in basketball and their kid.
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Here's the bigger idea: Be very careful where you have your identity, because if something happens to that, you are left trying to figure out exactly who you are.
I was working with a small business owner who was thinking of selling his business and retiring. On his notes he wrote, "What am I without the store?" The question hung there like a huge weight around his neck. He had no identity outside his work.
We all have this void in our life where we place our self-worth and self-esteem. The problem is we all try to fill the void in our life with so many different things:
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Ecclesiastes 3:11 says, "…He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end."
See it? The problem and the answer are both right there. The void we are trying to fill is this longing in our heart for eternity. The answer isn't my job. It isn't pushing my son to be an all-star athlete at age 8. It isn't completely focusing my entire life on my wife. It's eternity. The problem is we can't fully fathom what God has done, which means we have this burning desire for something we will never be able to fully understand. But, the answer in our heart can be satisfied by having a relationship with Jesus because only in Him can we have a secure knowledge that a longing for eternity is met.
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Yummy scrummy carrot cake
By Mary Cadogan
Cooking timePrep: 1 hr - 1 hr, 15 mins Including 40-45 minutes in the oven.
Skill levelEasy
ServingsCuts into 15 slices
The lightest and most enticingly moist carrot cake you will ever come across - just find a good hiding place for it!
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- Freezable
- Dairy-free
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 265
- protein
- 3g
- carbs
- 39g
- fat
- 12g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 24.8g
- salt
- 0.41g
- 175g light muscovado sugar
- 175ml sunflower oil
- 3 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 140g grated carrots (about 3 medium)
- 100g raisins
- grated zest of 1 large orange
- 175g self-raising flour
- 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- ½ tsp grated nutmeg (freshly grated will give you the best flavour)
For the frosting
- 175g icing sugar
- 1½-2 tbsp orange juice
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- Preheat the oven to 180C/Gas 4/fan 160C. Oil and line the base and sides of an 18cm square cake tin with baking parchment. The easiest way to do this is to cut two long strips the width of the tin and put each strip crossways, covering the base and sides of the tin, with a double layer in the base.
- Tip the sugar into a large mixing bowl, pour in the oil and add the eggs. Lightly mix with a wooden spoon. Stir in the grated carrots, raisins and orange rind.
- Mix the flour, bicarbonate of soda and spices, then sift into the bowl. Lightly mix all the ingredients – when everything is evenly amalgamated stop mixing. The mixture will be fairly soft and almost runny.
- Pour the mixture into the prepared tin and bake for 40- 45 minutes, until it feels firm and springy when you press it in the centre. Cool in the tin for 5 minutes, then turn it out, peel off the paper and cool on a wire rack. (You can freeze the cake at this point.)
- Beat together the frosting ingredients in a small bowl until smooth – you want the icing about as runny as single cream. Set the cake on a serving plate and boldly drizzle the icing back and forth in diagonal lines over the top, letting it drip down the sides.
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I made this using two 8" lined cake tins and sandwiched it together with a thin layer of butter cream with a little freshly squeezed orange juice instead of milk and drizzled the orange icing on top to spill over the sides...to make a birthday cake for my grown up daughter who has a passion for carrot cake. Worked perfectly. Excellent recipe.
Gorgeous cake - I followed the suggestions below and used just 150ml sunflower oil. I also used sultanas rather than raisins as I prefer their milder taste and extra plumpness. Made the traditional cream cheese frosting - cancelling out the calorie reduction of using less oil! But in my opinion if you're going to make carrot cake it's got to have that scrummy topping...


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Ionesco in 1976. Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times
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Eugène Ionesco's wildly innovative plays, among them "Rhinoceros," "The Bald Soprano" and "The Chairs," overturned conventions of contemporary theater and had a profound effect on a new generation of playwrights. He died on March 28, 1994, at 84 in Paris, where he lived.
A revival of his 1962 play "Exit the King" opened on Broadway on March 26, 2009, starring Geoffrey Rush and Susan Sarandon. Ben Brantley in The Times called the revival "brutally funny" and said that Mr. Rush's performance's was like "a fire-trailing comet."
Ionesco's "anti-plays" satirized modern society while discovering new uses of language and theatrical techniques. Inspired by silent film clowns and vaudeville, he was a playful playwright, clownish in his own personality as well as in his work onstage. With outrageous comedy, he attacked the most serious subjects: blind conformity and totalitarianism, despair and death. Repeatedly he challenged - and accosted - the audience and his critics. As he said, "The human drama is as absurd as it is painful."
Along with Samuel Beckett and Jean Genet, he was one of a trinity of pioneering experimental playwrights who lived and worked in Paris. Although there were thematic bridges among the three, Ionesco's distinction was in his fanciful surrealism and sense of Dada. Among the playwrights he influenced were Tom Stoppard, Fernando Arrabal, Edward Albee, Tina Howe and Christopher Durang. Ionesco was among the playwrights often grouped as practitioners of the Theater of the Absurd. He objected to the label, preferring, he said, the Theater of Derision.
In his work, he turned drawing-room comedy on its head ("The Bald Soprano"), had a stage filled with empty chairs ("The Chairs") and transformed man into beast ("Rhinoceros"). Although his playwriting career did not begin until he was 40, he wrote 28 plays as well as several books of memoirs. The plays have been performed around the world in various languages. Throughout his career, he was an imaginative iconoclast who could create the most bizarre imagery.
"Rhinoceros," in its 1961 Broadway production, proved to be his breakthrough play, enriched by Zero Mostel's virtuosic performance, in which he transmogrified himself from man to rhinoceros without altering his makeup or costume. Roaring, bellowing, hilarious Mostel put the playwright on the international theatrical map, and "Rhinoceros" ran for 241 performances. But the play was only one of many that insured Ionesco's stature.
Despite his reputation for controversy, he saw himself as a preserver of theater, a classicist and "a supreme realist." He insisted that he wrote archetypes, not stereotypes. As he said in 1958, "I believe that the aim of the avant-garde should be to rediscover - not invent - in their purest state, the permanent forms and forgotten ideals of the theater." He added: "I make no claim to have succeeded in this. But others will succeed, and show that all truth and reality is classical and eternal."
He was born in Slatina, Romania, on Nov. 26, 1909, although he took three years off his age and claimed 1912 as his birth year, presumably because he wanted to have made his name before the age of 40. His father was Romanian, his mother French.
As a child, he lived in Paris. In an article titled "Experience in the Theater," he remembered his introduction to a world that would preoccupy him for a lifetime. The Punch and Judy show in the Luxembourg Gardens fascinated him as the puppets "talked, moved, clubbed each other." It was, he said, "the spectacle of the world itself . . . presented itself to me in an infinitely simplified and caricatured form, as if to underline its grotesque and brutal truth."
In 1922, he returned to Romania, where he went to high school and later studied at Bucharest University. At first he wrote poetry, not plays (except for a historical drama he wrote at 13). In 1939, he moved back to France and worked for a publisher. He became a French citizen and remained there for the rest of his life. During World War II, he and his wife were in hiding in the south of France.
"The Bald Soprano" ("La Cantatrice Chauve") was inspired by his own attempts to learn English by using an English-French conversational manual. Copying out phrases, he realized he was relearning obvious truths, that there are seven days in a week and that the ceiling is above, the floor below. Carrying that premise to ridiculous, word-spinning heights, he wrote his first play -- and no bald soprano appeared onstage. An actor improvised those words, and Ionesco seized upon them and changed the play's title from "English Made Easy."
The play was intended, he said, as "a parody of human behavior and therefore a parody of theater, too." Presented in 1950 at the tiny Theatre des Noctambules in Paris, it received some initially hostile reviews but became the catapult for his career.
"The Bald Soprano" was quickly followed by "The Lesson" (1951), "Jack, or the Submission" and "The Chairs" (1952) and "Victims of Duty" (1953), all of which certified his avant-garde credentials. In "Amedee, or How to Get Rid of It" (1954), a corpse grows larger and larger until it takes over the stage, and in "The New Tenant" (1956), a man rents a new apartment and the furniture takes over the stage. These and other works are filled with sight gags and silent comedy as well as intricate plays on words.
"Rhinoceros" brought him his widest public. Jean-Louis Barrault starred in the play in Paris and Laurence Olivier in London. But it was the Broadway production, directed by Joseph Anthony and starring Mostel and Eli Wallach, that brought him his greatest celebrity. "Rhinoceros" and other plays charted the progress of Mr. Ionesco's Everyman, a character named Berenger. In 1968, Ellis Raab directed "Exit the King," about a king named Berenger, on Broadway.
In 1970, he was elected a member of the French Academy. In his address to the Academy, he spoke of his faith in illogicality, the confusion of rules and the impotence of intelligence.
On a number of occasions, he visited the United States, in 1988 for the first New York International Festival of the Arts. He delivered a lecture titled "Who Needs Theater Anymore?" His pithy answer: "Tout le monde." Looking back at "The Bald Soprano," he said that at the time "it was a pleasure to destroy language." Now, he said, he found "the disintegration of language tragic." - From the 1994 New York Times obituary
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A Couple Playing a Couple, With Minimal Bleakness
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June 2, 2014, Monday
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May 27, 2014, Tuesday
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In a contentious radio interview, a British nationalist politician from an anti-immigrant party denied being racist.
May 16, 2014, Friday
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The cult of Field Marshal Sisi, the presumptive candidate for president, has reached a level of collective madness.
February 20, 2014, Thursday
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Pearl Theater's production of Eugène Ionesco's "Bald Soprano" treats the short play as an old-fashioned farce about two couples lost in their own heads.
September 28, 2011, Wednesday
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This brutally funny revival of Eugène Ionesco's play stars Geoffrey Rush in a knockout performance.
March 27, 2009, Friday
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Geoffrey Rush's title role in "Enter the King" resonates from childhood.
March 25, 2009, Wednesday
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August 19, 2007, Sunday
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November 18, 2006, Saturday
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Another week another pumpkin. That said, I think the squat and lopsided vegetable above is technically a squash! A kabocha maybe, which means I really should burst into Kate Bush. Or is it a Turban squash? I did ask the girl in the canestro, but the all too familiar combination of queer Italian (mine,) apathy and complete disinterest (hers) meant vegetable enlightenment wasn't to be. Let's call it a zucca.
Yet again, I'm not entirely sure how we all made it home; la zucca, Luca, 2 bags of flour, a large bottle of detergent, an even larger bottle of Campari and I. Actually that's not true, I do know, we staggered. At the corner of Via Bodini I undertook an emergency transfer and put the zucca and Campari in the baby sling and slung the wriggling, yelping 14 month old over my shoulder fireman style. Luca thought this was excellent. I did too when I realised that the position of the bottle in the sling was such that I could (if necessary) unscrew the cap with my teeth and take a swig of Campari en route.
Weighing significantly less than last week's heavyweight, this week's zucca tipped the scales at a rather more modest 1.8 kg. Once the fiendishly tough rind was carved away I was left – quite astoundingly considering my technique – with all eight fingers, both thumbs and 1.2 kg's of startlingly orange, dense, sweet and almost velvety flesh. Perfect for my fit of kitchen management and orange plans. That is 300 g for another breakfast cake, 400 g for soup and 500 g for lunch. Lunch being risotto con la zucca.
You need good rice, a simmering panful, a firm hand and 18 minutes of undivided attention to make a risotto my Venetian student Andrea once told me. He was right. By good rice he meant good quality Italian risotto rice such as carnaroli, vialone nano or arborio. Rice that – as Elizabeth David reminds us – can be 'cooked slowly in a small amount of liquid, and emerge in a perfect state of creaminess with a very slightly resistant core in each grain.' By simmering panful, he meant the pan of stock you are going to add to the rice. The panful of good stock that should be poised, ladle within, on the back burner of your stove. The firm hand (clasping a wooden spoon) is what's required to release the all important starch and the essential creaminess of the rice. And the 18 minutes of undivided attention! Well that's what's required from the cook.
Before starting the risotto you need to make a puree. You do this by cooking your diced pumpkin/squash/ zucca in milk until it is very tender, lifting it from the milk then mashing it with butter, salt and pepper and a shower of nutmeg. Remember to cover the puree with tin foil to keep it warm. The leftover milk, gently flavored and the colour of a desert sunset will become the base of your stock. You can add either light chicken stock or plain water to the milk to make it up to a litre. The back burner over a low flame is the best place for your stock pan. Position your ladle nearby and then set about making the risotto.
A heavy based saute pan is ideal. Open the wine, pour a glass for yourself, set the bottle on the work surface and note the time. First peel, dice and then saute the onion in a mixture of butter and oil until soft and translucent. Then add the rice and stir until every grain is glistening with butter and oil. Next the wine, it should sizzle and seethe before being absorbed and evaporating away. Now you can start adding the stock, a ladeful at a time, always stirring firmly and continuously. When the previous addition is nearly absorbed, add another ladelful. Each addition will take longer to be absorbed as the rice works stoically, its starchy coat being steadily eroded by you and your wooden spoon. Remember it is you and your feverish spoon work that is going to agitate the starch in the rice and coax the essential creaminess out.
After about sixteen minutes of adding stock, stir in your pumpkin/squash/zucca puree and start tasting. The rice is ready when it's tender and creamy but still with a slight resistance at the center of each grain. Resistant not chalky. The consistency of your risotto should be thick and slightly sticky but not stiff. It should roll slowly off the spoon. You may or may not need to use all the stock. Once the rice is done, pull the pan from the heat and then let the risotto rest, covered, for a minute or so to enjoy a quiet swell. To finish – the mantecatura – beat the remaining butter and grated parmesan vigorously into the rice which should render it sleek and glossy.
Lately I've been roasting slices of well olive-oiled and generously salted zucca until they are very soft, wrinkled and slightly golden at the edges to put on top of my risotto. You may or may not like to do this. Either way, serve immediately.
For someone like me, someone who can always find a reason not to give undivided attention, making risotto, like Luca's bedtime, fussing with my eyebrows or making my morning coffee is true solace. It's one of the occasions in which I allow myself to become entirely absorbed in a task. Good job too, a lazily or distractedly executed risotto will almost certainly be a disappointing puddle of rice and juice. Whereas a well made risotto, one made with good rice, a firm hand, trembling stock and undivided attention is a glorious, complete thing: creamy and starchy, tenacious yet relaxed. For me it's the ultimate in deeply satisfying comfort food. The zucca works beautifully, both savory and sweet. Don't forget the nutmeg, just a grating, it lends a nice, slightly exotic, warm, dusty note.
Rachel eats her lunch.
Risotto con la zucca Pumpkin risotto
Adapted from Claudia Roden's recipe (which in turn comes from the Jolanda and Valentino Migliorini's restaurant in Caorso near Cremona) in The Food of Italy
Technically serves 4 but I'd make this for two (and Luca) for lunch.
- 350 g pumpkin / squash flesh, diced.
- 250 ml /8 fl oz whole milk
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 medium-sized onion
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 60 g butter – divided in three
- nutmeg
- 350 g / 11 oz risotto rice
- 80 ml white wine or vermouth
- 1 litre light chicken stock, vegetable stock or plain water
- 50 g freshly grated parmesan
- 150 g roasted pumpkin to serve
In a small pan cover the diced pumpkin /squash flesh with the milk. Simmer the milk gently until the pumpkin /squash is tender (from 6 – 15 minutes depending on the age and type of pumpkin /squash.)
Using a slotted spoon lift the pumpkin from the milk into a small bowl and set aside. Mash the pumpkin pieces with a fork, masher or immersion blender into to a smooth (ish) puree. Add a third of the butter, salt, black pepper and a grating of nutmeg. Add the stock or water to the leftover milk and set over a low flame.
Peel and small dice the onion. In a large heavy-based pan warm the olive oil and another third of the butter. Add the onion to the pan and sauté it gently over a medium flame until soft and translucent. Add the rice to the pan and stir well so it is completely coated with butter and oil.
Add the wine or vermouth to the pan and let it bubble away and absorb. Set your timer to 16 minutes. Start adding the milk/stock, ladleful by ladleful, stirring the risotto as you do so. Add a little more every three minutes or so, once the previous ladelful has been absorbed.
When the timer rings, stir the pumpkin /squash puree into the risotto and then start tasting. The rice is cooked when it is tender and creamy but still with a slightly resistant core in each grain. You may or may not use all the stock. Pull the pan from the heat and then leave the risotto to sit, covered for one minute.
Beat the last third of the butter and the parmesan vigorously into the risotto. Taste, season with salt if necessary and then serve with a slice of roasted pumpkin on top.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
The Eastern Utah Telegraph had a changeable first 12 months as it laid its fledgling foundation that first year of publication. Having published the first issue in January of 1891, year end the paper had changed dramatically.
the June 19 issue the paperâs format had changed dramatically. In modern times when a newspaper changes people may notice but the changes are usually subtle; a change in columns here or a different font used for headlines there. Redesigns have been more prominent over the years, but still they keep the same styles for a long time. In the early days of newspapers sometimes papers would change their looks, even their editorial slants a number of times in a short period of time.
The mid-June issue had gone from five columns to seven and it was being printed on larger paper; in fact so wide that one column had to be folded over. A huge new masthead appeared on the front of the paper (this time in total print block rather than hand lettered as in some of the earlier issues) and the paper went from eight pages down to four. The front page was no longer dominated advertising as had been in earlier issues. Only one column touted the wares and services of the local area.
Up until this point the paper also had been fairly neutral on politics within its pages. That changed with this issue as S.K. King, the owner and publisher commented on an article that appeared in a Salt Lake paper and said in his column that âthe only political opponent we know is a Democrat and we intend to fight him fairly and with friendship because he stands a principle he believes to be right.â
He also said that the paper would respect all politics and that churches should refrain from dictating on what political party they affiliate themselves with. King carried an article reprint from the Salt Lake Times in July concerning the battle between non-Mormons and Mormonâs, in which non-Mormonâs were attempting to prove that the predominant church had too much power over state and local government and church leaders vehemently denied it.
It seems things havenât changed so much in the state of Utah over the last 120 years.
But while some of the issues from those early days havenât evolved very much, the newspaper itself was a very different instrument from what it is today. First of all there were no photographs in the paper; newsprint in those days was hand set and there was no really good process for printing photos, even if cameras were available. Despite the fact that photography had been around for nearly 50 years, it was no where near as easy as it is today. Sometimes illustrations would appear, but up to this point in the papers history, even those were very hit and miss.
Secondly, the local newspaper as people know it today was a catchall; some local news but much more national and international news and much anecdotol or humourous content. For instance in the Aug. 14, 1891 issue of the paper the lead story was called âA Danish Farmâ. It was about how important cows were to Danish farmers. Other stories on the page (which were in tight columns one right after another) were stories about a Russian cafe where there were swimming pools to swim in during dinner, an article titled Winter in New Foundland, a story from Cincinatti, Ohio about women moving from farms to cities to find work, amongst six or seven others.
Humor, or what accounted for humor at the time, was also big, even on the front page. One such piece was called âIn the Restaurantâ and it had a man called Guzzleton saying, âAh, what is more comfortable than a smoking hot dinner?â He is answered a man apparently sitting with him named DePuff who answers him with, âThat man who eats it.â
These things were all on the front page in this issue with absolutely no local news at all. Inside, in the three following pages the stories and angles are all of similar composition. There were a couple of birthday announcements and a few small things about locals, but not much.
No one knows what the circulation of the Eastern Utah Telegraph was in those days, but based on the fact there was literally no other source of local news, it was probably pretty well read.
However, for unexplained reasons, November of 1891 S.K. King left the paper he had started and it was taken over partners S.I. Paradice and J.A. Sarvis who would run the paper for a little over the next three years.
(Editors note: As the Sun Advocate moves toward its 120th anniversary on Jan. 15, 2011, a series of articles will be published concerning the history of newspapers in the Castle Valley region. The articles will detail the subsequent merger of the newspapers in Carbon County, along with their characters at the various times in the history of Carbon County).


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Biologists and officers provided important information about these tiny clam-like invaders from Asia that threaten our water supplies, power plants and sport fisheries. Boat owners were shown where and how to look for these mussels, and were briefed on how to properly drain and dry boats to prevent the spread of mussel invaders from one water body to the next.
Conservation officers talked to anglers about the new fishing regulations at Scofield Reservoir, designed to manage the growing number of chubs in the reservoir. This year, the trout limit is four fish at Scofield Reservoir. A slot limit is in effect to protect the most effective chub predators, which are cutthroat and tiger trout.
Through the course of the day, 154 vehicles came through the checkpoint, including 20 boats. Several wildlife violations were encountered. These included fishing without a license, over-limits of fish, and transportation of live fish from the reservoir. Other motor vehicle violations were also identified. These included expired registrations, suspended licenses, littering, use of alcohol, and no proof of insurance.


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Catholic World News - December 31, 2012
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As a graduate student in the humanities, studying literature, philosophy, and religion, Jim Hollis had bumped into the work of Carl Jung several times. "He had an academic appeal," Hollis remembers. He appreciated it at a scholarly level.
But then, at 35, Hollis had a midlife crisis, and found himself in a therapist's office trying to figure out what his life amounted to.
That was when the work of Carl Jung really mattered.
"The first passage of Dante's Inferno is 'midway through life I found myself in a dark wood, having lost my way.' Well, that's where I was when I walked in the door to my first hour of analysis – and I think that happens to a lot of us," Hollis says. "And what I found was that Jungian analysis was the beginning of a deep journey through it."
Because, Jim realized, even if he did everything he was supposed to … even if he was successful in his field and lived up to the American dream and did everything his family expected; even if he took the drugs psychiatrists prescribed for his depression and said the affirmations they told him to say … even then, he was still going to be looking at his life asking "Who am I?" and "What have my choices meant?"
You can't drug those questions away. You can't work them away. You can't accept other people's answers: you can only answer them yourself, and that takes insight. That takes wisdom. That takes analysis.
Jungian psychology offered Jim everything he needed to get out of that dark wood – and he took it.
It gave him his life back, but it turned out that wasn't all. Jim's scholarly passions have always overlapped with his life's journey, and so he couldn't just be a recipient of Jungian therapy: he needed to study it, too. He found himself on a plane, flying to Zurich, studying to become a Jungian analyst … he found a new direction for his life's work.
Today Jim is one of the world's most renowned Jungian scholars. The search for meaning, he says, like the one he went through, is still one of the most profoundly human experiences – and every bit as relevant to the 21st century as the 20th.
"What we've discovered is that technology doesn't take away spiritual hunger," Hollis says. "Pharmaceuticals don't take away psychological needs. People still have them, and Jungian psychology focuses on those needs, not just on pathology: it's not just about fixing something that's wrong, it's about getting something important right."
In fact, while most people who come to Saybrook's Jungian Studies programs are interested in becoming clinical therapists, a substantial number aren't: often they just want to better understand the world and their place in it.
"Jungian psychology offers a deeper look at religion, at popular culture, at the currents of history," he says. "It offers a wider way of looking at the world than is offered by most modern psychologies because it's about more than symptom reduction. Each student is on a personal journey of discovery, and people tell me that what they really want to do, apart from professional advancement, is deepen their understanding of themselves."
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A midstream natural gas company, Copano operates gas gathering, processing, treating, and NGL fractionation in Texas, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. The company said it owns an interest in or operates about 6,900 miles of pipelines with 2.7 bcfd of throughput capacity and nine processing plants with more than 1 bcfd of processing capacity and 315 MMcfd of treating capacity.
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The Garth mansion is a Victorian cake of a house sitting on about 40 hilly acres of woods and fields a couple of miles outside of Hannibal. With a pond, giant oak trees and two resident llamas, the B&B's setting certainly feels like a country estate. Accommodations include eight guest rooms in the mansion, two private cottages and the romantic Dowager House. The elaborate Second Empire style mansion dates to the 1870s and was built by John Garth, a prosperous Hannibal businessman and banker, as a summer home that he named "Woodside." Both Garth and his wife grew up in Hannibal with Samuel Clemens, and the famous author's return trips to his hometown, he stayed with them at Woodside. His old second floor room is now the Samuel Clemens guest room, the B&B's most sought-after accommodation. Like the other seven guests rooms in mansion, it has a private bathroom and is outfitted with antiques and High Victorian furnishings. Many antiques--like a circa 1869 Steinway piano--are museum quality. The personable innkeepers have also built three individual guest cottages on their property. The largest and most luxurious is the stone Dowager Cottage, which has two fireplaces and a whirlpool tub. The B&B's "Woodside Restaurant" has sunroom-like ambiance and a small, well-stocked bar. Both breakfast and dinner are included when you book the B&B's Modified American Plan, or when you stay in one of the cottages.


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Kyle Lindsay and Sarah Smith were married at The Grove in North Las Vegas, Nev.
The parents of the bride are Brenda Smith of Michigan and the late Jim Smith.
The parents of the groom are Bruce and Denise Lindsay of Salina.
The grandparents of the bride are Robert and Anna Roth The grandparents of the groom are Ray and Rosalie Christensen of Price and Junie and Millie Lindsay of Hurricane.
Kyle and Sarah live and work in Las Vegas.


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VIDEO — Ryan Strome Scores, Named Player of the Game
As a tune up for the World Junior Championships, the Subway Super Series pits junior players from the CHL against their Russian counterparts. The Russians do a six-game tour of Canada, playing two games each against top players from the QMJHL, OHL and WHL.
Isles top prospect Ryan Strome is among the Canadian junior players named to the OHL squad, and he scored the first goal in last night's matchup in Sarnia, Ontario. Strome also assisted on the OHL's second goal, which is all they would need winning the game 2-1. Kids, this is why your coach tells you to follow the play.


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