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4500 lbs of UGLY
This cannot match the driving dynamics of MDX, X5 or a Q5, all of which are ultimate driving cross-overs in my opinion.
Looks like somebody is advertising for free here. Hope Motor Trend deletes their account.
50 grand? Sold!
People who like any model of Acura and compare to this MKX has to redefine their beauty definition. Acura's front end ... is the benchmark for the worst design. Enough said.
The 3.7 really needs to be the standard engine in the Taurus and Explorer PPV's. Imagine being in an Explorer PPV and getting smoked by this!!
Having just bought the MKX I first researched the heck out of it and the Edge. Unfortunately all my research had to be done in the virtual world as neither vehicle existed at the time for me to see. But I had little problem determining the MKX was a far more appealing vehicle than the Edge. I can tell you there's a huge difference in the interior materials quality. I would have bought it even without the better incentives available on the MKX (in Canada).Like 198d, I like the front and rear but find the sides bland. Would have helped a little if Ford had put turn signals into the mirrors and placed the keypad vertical into the B pillar.
Lincoln: It's 2010 and the world has gotten over the shiny, in your face faux chrome fad of the early 2k's. Or maybe Ford's lux brand's sales prove otherwise... Oh please!!
Memo to Lincoln:Fire your design team. You've got so much potential underneath these rebadged exteriors.
I agree with syj on this one. It's more powerful, more edgy (pun the expression) probably more fun to drive then anything in its class, and 50K is not a bad deal. Especially since the X5 without all the luxary and great sounds system is even more money. Hate it or love it, only the FX is more distinctive, and that's right around the same price tag. However, the Infiniti has two nice engines in the 305 HP and 395 HP V6 and V8.
This needs the Eco-Boost V6.
Love the Interior, Engine, and Power. Don't like the front, or price. It still needs to lose about 300 more lbs.
One aspect here is that I agree, Lincoln should be a luxury/performance brand of Ford, rather than a more elegant twin sister on the outside.If I were Ford, I would scrap all the Lincoln stock and start with a new sheet of paper and make a small and large SUV, a phat (living large) sedan, a coupe/sedan that shared everything in common but the last two doors and a few sporty aesthetics, and make a smaller sedan.The large SUV on the scale of the Q7 and a mid-size SUV between the size of a ML350 and a Q5. The large sedan would be based upon the premise of a Lexus 4-series or BMW 7-series and would have absolutely NOTHING in common with any other Ford/Lincoln sedan on the market.The mid-size sedan would be based upon the venerable 3-series BMW or A5 Audis, and would not hurt for power, handling, efficiency or lavishness.The small sedan could be semi-urban and sporty, but not too lavish, but something more than a Fusion.Start more hybrids in those areas and bring a diesel from Europe over here and Lincol
Don't even mention this thing in the same sentence as a Q5. I am one of the biggest Ford fans around, but I have a Q5 and would dare attempt to clown it up against an Edge or an MKX...I'll take the Edge Sport...
good job. just work those front fenders flater, they look too mazda like.
This has a bigger (and uglier) beak on it than even the current Acuras! How has no one said anything about that ugly mug?
Compare between Cadillac SRX and Lincoln MKX needs to be done. Based on the pics I think the Cadillac SRX has the advantage on interior refinement but on the performance specs the Lincoln appears to have the advantage.
The old MKX just seemed to look dated.
^^ that I agree with 100%
It is still too close to the Edge.Ford needs to do more than slap a new nose on it. Didn't they learn about Brand Engineering from GM? I prefer Ford to Chevy, but GM has at least made Cadillac it's own brand. Lincoln still just looks like a re-badged Ford. I'd buy the Edge and keep the extra cash.
Well, i do think they are over priced. Lincoln should be around Buick's price to actually get in the market.
What I am saying is that the MKX, and pretty much the entire Lincoln line, are nothing more than slightly nicer Fords. The MKX, Navigator and MKZ look virtually identical to their Ford counterparts. they just have more chrome and nicer interiors. Compare the sales numbers of these vehicles to the cars that they supposedly compete with from other luxury makers and Lincoln looks pretty pathetic.It obviously does matter to people.
no u r saying the edge and the mkx look the same so is not worth the money, so im saying the tiguan and the q5 look the same, do ppl care? no. thats exactly my point.
100% agree with beard. Also, when will they learn that rebadging a car does not work when you clearly can see who the sibling is? They have done it forever and never had any success with that approach. Lincoln as a brand is currently completely irrelevant.
^^ If he had mentioned the Q5 you would have a point though there is still enough, in my eyes, that they aren't carbon copies of one another like the Edge/MKX.The Cadillac Escalade is the only other luxury SUV that I can think of that looks almost identical to it's cheaper brother.
so 'beard' the Tiguan and the Q5 dont look the same? cuz to me is the same design.
^^^syj - Sure, $50k is in the same ball park as the other luxury crossovers that you mention but none of them are such blatant examples of rebadging. The MKX looks to be of high quality and it certainly has a nice interior but it looks almost identical to the much more pedestrian Edge on the outside. It simply does not look to be in the same class as the other crossovers that you list.^^valdaviper1 - You summed up my thoughts nicely. The grill stands out but I don't think it does so in a pleasing way. In my eyes the grill along with the front fender character line make the whole nose look droopy and heavy.The MKX continues the "more chrome makes it nice" approach that Lincoln has had for years. Like all other Lincoln offerings it just does not justify the existence of the brand.
Much more distinctive than MDX...I like this, but would opt for the Edge.
i honestly liked the older styling alot better. Something about that grill makes me stare, but more in a WTF way..I can't decide whether i might like it a little bit, or I just completely hate it. the dilemma continues...
I agree with SYJ. I have an 2007 Edge that I paid nearly $40k for, and I love it. The only problem I have is the "decent" interior materials. Too much hard plastic and the leather is not higher grade. The MKX looks to have much higher quality hides and better bits and pieces throughout the cabin--and it is a huge improvement over the previous generation. I bought my Edge over the 2007 MKX on looks. While I think the 2011 Edge is a real looker, the MKX is beautiful--way out of the Edge's league. I'd pay the premium for it. And like SYJ pointed out, compared to it's competition, really guys?
damn, still one of the ugliest things i have ever seen. cannot compare to the Acura MDX
I like it!
why would a $50k price tag make jaws drop? Thats less than a loaded RX or ML350 or X5 or even SRX. Thats the price of entry for a well equipped luxury crossover. If you want something priced to compete with Toyotas and HOndas get the Edge.
I really like the front end of this thing, very bold looking. The rear could be a little better, the tail lights look a little "sad". The side profile though, is very boring.I don't know what could be done, if anything, but I wish there was a better "side profile design" to match the rest of the car, especially the front.


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State Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, is co-sponsor of a bill that offers a financial incentive program for farmland reclamation similar to what is being discussed by the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators.
The bill would establish income tax credits for improving farm and forest land so the acreage can be used for crops, including those used for energy production.
The proposed credit would be 25 percent of eligible expenses, up to $50,000, to farmland entitled to an agricultural assessment or forestland entitled to a forest assessment.
I think this is a great initiative, said Mrs. Ritchie, the chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee. Were looking for ways to get more people in farming.
The county Legislature, at the suggestion of the county Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board and the county Soil & Water Conservation District, has begun talking about a model resolution that would request state passage of an ag property tax exemption to reward those who restore farmland to useful purpose.
The bill under consideration by the Senate uses an income tax credit as the incentive to avoid obstacles that could arise if the burden of offering a financial break is seen to fall on other property owners, Mrs. Ritchie said.
The proposed legislation was news to Robert G. Andrews, chairman of the county Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board and of the Soil & Water Conservation District. The bill would exceed the goals of those agencies.
Wow, is that ever comprehensive, Mr. Andrews said after a quick review of the bill. It addresses food but also is for biomass. We didnt even consider that. This would fit nicely.
Mr. Andrews said his boards proposal was not tied to a property tax break or tax credit, but rather to any incentive that would encourage the return of more farmland to useful agricultural purpose.
Our main goal was to start a dialog that we have a lot of land in St. Lawrence County that is underutilized, he said. You have to start the conversation somewhere.
The bill calls for a beginning date of Jan. 1.
I call that ambitious, Mr. Andrews said.
Mrs. Ritchie said she was hopeful the legislation would gain wide support, especially because of the interest in a Young Farmers NY initiative she announced this month.
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For the majority of Carbon County residents, branding probably means one thing. People tend to think branding is when a cowboy sticks a red hot poker with a symbol against a cow's hide to permanently mark the animal.
In today's market place, branding has come to mean something different, yet the main purpose is to leave an impression.
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People have called their favorite products "brands" for years. But there was little realization what the process did to consumers.
Hurst was in Price last Friday along with various state tourism officials to get local ideas about branding Utah. The group had already visited nine cities in the state to get ideas and had four more to go when they made the presentation to about 25 people who came to the meeting at Price City Hall.
Utah already has an image outside of the state, around the nation and across the world. And despite the success of sports teams like the Utah Jazz and the University of Utah as well as the 2002 Winter Olympics, some of the previously negative connotations associated with the state remain. There are many who still believe the state is dry, both of liquor and coffee, and think most men in Utah have more than one wife.
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The reason for the branding meetings came on the heels of the Utah Legislature's approval of more than $10 million to promote the state.
Tourism officials said they wanted the money to count toward making a definite difference in the marketplace, not just using a shotgun approach by showing television viewers pretty pictures of Utah and encouraging people to come the state.
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But how does a state go about developing an icon or a slogan that fits them and yet attaches itself to others who hear the advertising?
"That's what we are here to ask you to do," he told the group. "We need you to come up with the essence of our state."
Hurst had a list of slogans every state presently uses. A few of the slogans people in the group had heard, others. no one had ever seen before. Two of the most recognizable were "Virginia is for lovers" and "I love New York." Some in the audience also pointed out that Wyoming's "Camp Yagottago" advertisements were leaning toward the same kind of catchiness.
"Brand icons must be clear, they must be consistent and they must have a sustain ability so they will stick in peoples minds," said Hurst. "Th� fact is that we must get there first and then own that brand."
He pointed out that those who come second are seldom remembered. He used examples like the fact that almost everyone could say Neil Armstrong was the first to walk on the moon, but no one remembers who was second.
The group then worked with him on some slogans and brand ideas. Some of the slogan ideas included such sayings as diverse excitement, a raw experience, and Utah, there's more than one. While there were many thoughts voiced, Steve Christensen of Carbon County recreation gave everyone a laugh when he stated that those who come off white water rafting trips from the Green River, despite how dirty or tired they are, always have what he calls a permagrin on their faces.
"I think Utah's outdoors causes people to be emersed in the place and that creates 'permagrin," said Christensen.
While there were only a few people from the community in the audience, the input was good. But Hurst says if others in the area have ideas for branding the state he would be happy to hear from them.
He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The branding process will be wrapping up in a few weeks so he encouraged those with ideas to get in touch with him as soon as possible.
"We hope to be using the brand badge we come up with in advertising very soon," he concluded.


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At Sportsnet, Stephen Brunt says that a main reason for Gary Bettman being so angry on Thursday night was because Don Fehr and the players were pulling the same kind of move that the owners did in 2004.
Brunt writes that when Bob Goodenow proposed a 24% rollback in salaries to avoid a lockout in 2004, the owners "gratefully accepted their generosity as a starting point, and then ground them into the dust."
Bettman said on Thursday night that when the owners proposed to bring the make whole money up to $300 million the players walked out of the room, discussed it, walked back and said that it was a good start.
Darren Dreger then said on TSN that the owners did that to buy back some trust but when the players asked for more, Ron Burkle became upset and Larry Tanenbaum almost turned purple.
On the role Fehr has, Brunt says " The players hired Donald Fehr as their union head because he is Bettman's equal. He is there to guard them against falling prey to their own sentimentality about the game, to protect their interests in a negotiation in which everyone understood that they would be giving back, would be surrendering rights and surrendering money guaranteed in the previous collective agreement."
At CSN Bay Area, Ray Ratto says that this issue is much more about Don Fehr and Jeremy Jacobs than Fehr and Bettman. Ratto classifies Bettman much more as "The designated bad-news-deliverer-for-hire. The money is that good that he would rather be equated for all time with the worst part of the sport than not do it."


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In response to its announcement of an oil shale research, development, and demonstration program,the Bureau of Land Management has received 19 nominations for parcels of public land to be leased in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. The program, announced in June, advances the development of America's oil shale to meet the nation's energy demands.
The BLM sought nominations of parcels of public lands in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming for research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) leasing that will advance efforts to boost domestic oil production and respond to growing interest in oil shale from high-technology groups. The agency's oil shale program received additional mention in the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which President Bush signed into law in August.
Ten nominations were received for parcels in Colorado. Parcels in Utah are included in eight applications, with one application received for land in Wyoming.
"We recognize the importance of making public lands available to promote all forms of energy, including oil shale, but in a way that provides for prudent site selection and sound environmental management," said Tom Lonnie, the BLM's Assistant Director for Minerals, Realty and Resource Protection. "Congress also recognized the great potential in oil shale, and the response to our call for lease nominations shows that the time is right to move ahead with the program."
An interdisciplinary team will consider the potential of each nomination to advance oil shale technology; the team will also consider economic viability and environmental effects and then make recommendations for awarding leases. Depending on the quality of the proposals, the BLM may award one or more leases in each of the three States.
Representatives from the three States (Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming), and the Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense have been invited to participate on the team, as have BLM staff members from the affected States. The team will begin reviewing nominations in late October. In addition to furthering development of oil shale resources, RD&D leasing will assist the BLM in developing appropriate regulations for commercial oil shale leasing, which the Energy Act calls for beginning in 2007.
The United States holds significant oil shale resources underlying a total area of 16,000 square miles. This represents the largest known concentration of oil shale in the world and holds the equivalent of 2.6 trillion barrels of oil. More than 70 percent of American oil shale is on Federal land, primarily in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. The Energy Policy Act directs that public lands in these three States be made available for RD&D leasing within six months of the measure becoming law.
The BLM initiated an oil shale development program in 2003 in support of President Bush's National Energy Policy, which seeks a diverse supply of affordable energy for American families and businesses. The Energy Policy Act establishes that oil shale, tar sands, and other strategic unconventional fuels should be developed to reduce the nation's dependence on imported oil.
The BLM manages more land -- 261 million surface acres -- than any other Federal agency. Most of this land is located in 12 Western States, including Alaska. With a budget of about $1.8 billion, the Bureau also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the U.S., giving the BLM a central role in implementing the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Acting as the steward of numerous energy resources - coal, oil and gas, geothermal, hydropower, solar, wind, and biomass - the BLM carries out a multiple-use mission, which is to sustain the health and productivity of the public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.
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Kennecott Exploration Co.
Independent Energy Partners
Phoenix Wyoming
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Shell Frontier Oil and Gas, Inc. (three separate applications submitted).
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
At the Dec. 7 meeting of the Price River Water Improvement District, board members were presented with figures concerning $195,613.56 in billings that staff indicated had not been paid by Wellington City for their water and sewer charges from the last few months.
On Tuesday night, Karl Houskeeper, the mayor of Wellington, and a member of the PRWID board disputed those numbers and asked not only for the district to look at the errors in them, but to go back and refigure charges on water rates from the past months as well.
"We have done some research and as of Dec. 29 it appears to us that we only owe around $120,000 and of that we are only actually in arrears on $72,168.41 of that amount," said Houskeeper as he handed out a sheet showing various calculations concerning the figures in the matter. "The numbers presented in the last meeting and as reported in the Sun Advocate are wrong."
While it appeared Houskeeper was ready to address the issue at the meeting already, the impetus for the presentation came from Ralph Fossat, a citizen of Helper who asked during the public comment period how the board could consider raising taxes and service rates when Wellington owed so much money.
"When all this came out in the paper I thought we would have a room full of citizens here when we had the hearing on the tax increase, but we hardly had any," said board member Tony Gonzales. "I was surprised."
Gonzales' comments that were reported in the paper were also a concern of the mayors, as well. Gonzales had said that he understood the problems that Wellington was facing on paying down the bill. But he said he also felt it wasn't fair that Helper had paid their bills to PRWID for emergency water due to the city's supply line failure this past year, yet Wellington had not.
"I agree with board member Gonzales that it isn't fair," said Houskeeper. "But it isn't fair that we aren't billed at the same rate for water either."
What Houskeeper was referring to was the fact that during the time Helper needed emergency water for their city, PRWID was charging Helper a $1.16 per thousand gallons, while at the same time charging Wellington, a regular wholesale customer, $2.90 per thousand gallons.
"As a member of the board that $1.16 rate is not fair for Wellington or those in the county (who pay $3.47 on base rate) who are customers," said the mayor. "We shouldn't charge a lower rate to all others when regular customers are paying more."
A number of the board members were concerned about the situation, including board member Betty Wheeler, who is the representative from the Price City Council.
Jeff Richens, the district's assistant manager explained that on a short term basis the district charges customers like Helper the regular overage rate of $1.16.
"If it became a long term thing then we would have to negotiate a base rate for that customer," he said.
Housekeeper pointed out that had Helper been billed one of the base rates that PRWID uses for its regular customers, its bill would have been much higher over the March through December period that the town actually used water.
"We shouldn't penalize Helper now, but it wouldn't have been as easy for them to pay their bill if that had been done," pointed out the mayor as he showed figures that reflected his point of view. Helper actually paid $66,710.44 for water they bought from PRWID last year. Some of the figures that Housekeeper presented with base rates that the district applies to other customers could have had them paying as much as $200,000 for that same water. "What we feel would be fair is that the district look at our bill and rebill us for water based on what Helper was billed per thousand this last year. The district is penalizing long term, regular customers and even their retail county residents."
But Richens said that doing that would mean restructuring Wellington's rates.
"The reason for the rates the way they are is because long term customers have base rates for the system," he said.
Base rates are used by water companies to establish stability for their finances. In some cases along the Wasatch Front base rates were very low for years because people used so much excess water every season that the revenue generated by that provided enough money to run the districts. However, with water conservation efforts during the last few years because of the drought, those water companies' financial stability has been affected a great deal. That is one of the many reasons base rates in those counties are increasing so dramatically.
Keith Cox, board chair said that the district would not consider doing away with Wellington's debt for the services they have been rendered.
"However I want everyone to know that Wellington has been paying us, just not as much as needed," he said.
Fossat explained that he was concerned about how long the situation had been going on with Wellington being in arrears. The answer to that question was unclear, but the staff did say it was for some time.
While the meeting was going on the staff was also doing some research into how it was determined to charge temporary users like Helper the price they do for water. It turned out that the price was established at $2 per thousand gallons in a 1996 resolution, but when a restructure of the water rates was done in 1999 that change was somehow left out of the new resolution and the district reverted to using overage costs instead.
"This is a really a policy problem," said Cox. "However I don't think it's fair to go back and change what has been done in terms of charges. I think we need to direct the staff to look at these discrepancies and report back to us at the next meeting.
Some of the board members were very concerned about the situation that Housekeeper had brought up concerning regular verses short term customers. Both Wheeler and Gonzales said that they were concerned about fairness and wanted to look at the issue.
"One of the things I want the board to know is that this discrepancy is only about water and not about sewer," said Richens. "There is no question about what Wellington owes us on sewer."
Housekeeper agreed with that statement.
The board voted to have the staff not only look at rates, but to also examine Wellington's debt and see where the district's figures on what is owed varies from Wellington's and then to work out the problem.


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--in the morning, drain and put into a large pot with enough water to cover with an additional 2 inches. Cover, and bring to a boil. Boil briskly for at least 10 minutes before draining, rinsing in cold water, and adding to the crockpot.
Monday, March 3, 2008
Barbeque Beans and Weenies CrockPot Recipe
--in the morning, drain and put into a large pot with enough water to cover with an additional 2 inches. Cover, and bring to a boil. Boil briskly for at least 10 minutes before draining, rinsing in cold water, and adding to the crockpot.
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Is there anything better then knowing at 8 am that dinner is in the crockpot and you don't have to think about it again? It is better then...dare I say it... knitting! Tonight it's taco soup (original, even tho I started to make the other by mistake!). Last night it was chicken and eggplant parm. The chicken was fabulous, the eggplant fair (too mushy). Next time I'll add the eggplant later in the cooking.
- March 3, 2008 at 5:25 AM
- Canadian Saver said...
Oh these look good :-) Good for a gathering since you can make lots!
- March 3, 2008 at 6:31 AM
- Disneypal said...
This sounds really good - I have a question though...I've never used dry beans before but would like to use them instead of the canned ones.
What does it mean to "sort" them? I assume it means to pick out bad looking ones but I'm not sure.
- March 3, 2008 at 6:59 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Disneypal. I had never cooked with dry beans before this year, and didn't know what that meant, eiter. Here's a photo of some "undesirable" beans from the black eyed peas fiasco.
When you rinse them in a collander, the "weird" ones will be quite obvious.
- March 3, 2008 at 7:22 AM
- Amie said...
Amen on the bean song! My hubby is the instigator on this one. That looks so warm and cozy as I sit here freezing in my house. (It'll get up to 80+ today, so I'm enjoying the cool almost-too-cool morning with all the windows open)
- March 3, 2008 at 8:26 AM
- Steph said...
Ok I just found your site and I have to say I am in love!!! I love my crock pot too! I am a working mom who is usually pressed for time so the Crock pot is my lifeline, matter of fact I made 2 things this weekend. Turkey Chili and Chocolate delight! I will be back trust me!
- March 3, 2008 at 9:30 AM
- Autumn said...
FYI: I saw some lil' smokies at Costco that were nitrate free. This is a big deal to me since my son is sensitive to them! I don't actually shop at Costco, I was just there with a friend, so I don't know if they still have them but I did see them once upon a time :)
- March 3, 2008 at 3:20 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
lolandpooh, I agree that having dinner "done" at 8am is awesome!
CS, you are right, and we have leftovers for lunch for a few days, too!
amie, I am pretty bad with the bean song, too. It cracks me up.
steph, thank you! I like your name.
autumn, thank you for the heads up. I'll keep my eyes open for them at costco in the future.
- March 3, 2008 at 3:37 PM
- Disneypal said...
Thanks for the sorting info - I was wondering how you knew which ones to sort out.
Can't wait to try this!
- March 3, 2008 at 5:58 PM
- Michele said...
Hi Steph - You asked for my Moo Shu recipe and I just created a post which sort of has it. I didn't save the original, but I think there's enough here to make a tasty meal. Good luck! Michele
PS - some of your veg meals look great! I bookmarked them to try later!
- March 3, 2008 at 9:10 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
ooh, thank you michelle! I'm excited to try it out.-steph
- March 4, 2008 at 6:22 AM
Can you tell me if you can cook just regular hotdogs in the crockpot? We are having a carnival and don't want to grill 200 hotdogs, I thought maybe the crockpot with some water might be a good way to cook a lot of hotdogs at one time.
- May 21, 2008 at 8:55 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Jayna, yes. You can totally cook hotdogs in a crockpot. They are already cooked as it is---it's pretty much bologna in a long squishy shape. I would fill the entire crock with hot dogs, and add water to cover them. You don't actually need all that much water to heat them through, but the water will keep them from drying out and will give the dogs the "steamed" look.
good luck!
- May 21, 2008 at 9:00 AM
- Catt of the Garage said...
You could throw a can of tomatoes in this and make it even healthier (as beans are already really good for you). If you liquidised them first, the kids would never know!
- March 10, 2011 at 1:23 AM
- Melody said...
I absolutely cannot wait to try this! My Grandpa (R.I.P.) made something similar top this with the lil smokies and sauce (no beans) and this makes me think of all those great memories with him! Thank You =)
- July 14, 2011 at 12:02 PM
About the sorting of the beans.... another reason to sort is that little pebbles make it through the cleaning process into the bags and pebbles are no bueno! ;)
- May 24, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- Mia Braddock said...
I was wonderin if i could use bushes baked beans in this instead of the kidney.. probably a dumb question.. lol
- February 3, 2013 at 4:01 AM
- Stephanie ODea said...
Hi Mia,
It's not a dumb question! We love Bush's baked beans. Yes, go ahead--- there's really no cooking that needs to be done, then. Just dump in the can and the smokies and cook on low for 3 hours or on high for about 90 minutes, or until it's hot and bubbly.
- February 3, 2013 at 6:51 AM
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After two weeks on the run, Bobbie Jo Zeller was apprehended by state police Thursday in Malone and charged in an alleged scam of more than $300,000.
A convicted felon with a record of fraud charges, she is accused of fabricating hard-luck stories to prey on the charitable nature of a retired Roman Catholic priest, his parishioners and numerous other community members from the fall of 2010 until January of this year.
"It's really appalling that someone would blatantly stoop to the lowest level possible to rip off a priest," state police Investigator Peter T. Kraengel said.
Ms. Zeller, 36, of 72 W. Main St., Apt. 4, Norfolk, was charged with three counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, first-degree identity theft, three counts of third-degree grand larceny and one count of fourth-degree grand larceny. State police had announced April 19 that they were looking for her as the suspect in the alleged scam. She was found Thursday morning at a hotel in Malone.
She was arraigned before Ogdensburg City Judge William R. Small and sent to St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, without bail. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Among the alleged victims is Monsignor Robert L. Lawler, a retired Waddington priest. According to court documents, Monsignor Lawler gave Ms. Zeller his life savings, worth more than $100,000, then solicited money from parishioners and acquaintances, including a Norwood couple, Gloria J. and Robert W. Dietze, who contributed more than $30,000 of their own money.
Monsignor Lawler told police he believed he was helping Ms. Zeller, but should have realized sooner that the hardship stories were a scam.
"I should have known this was suspicious when she told me things like the U.S. Treasury Department and a judge was coordinating the transfer of money from the Treasury Department to my checking account," he said in a deposition.
In his statement, Monsignor Lawler named several people, including Bishop Terry R. LaValley, who had given him money that was turned over to Ms. Zeller. The list also includes William Tiernan, Joseph Tiernan, Ed Sharlow, Carol LaDue, Thomas Nelson, John and Dee Cardoza, Jack Backus, Betty Bernhard, Charles Kelly, the Rev. F. James Shurtleff, "as well as others whose names I do not recall."
Mr. Kraengel said that the number of victims is unknown, but that "at least 20" had given Monsignor Lawler money to assist Ms. Zeller.
He said he believes the alleged scam began simply, but grew more complicated as Ms. Zeller kept coming up with "really outrageous stories" why she needed money.
"Bobbie Jo constantly came to me for money," Monsignor Lawler said in his statement to police. "She told me she needed money to pay fines or she would be put in jail and she needed medicine for her son and if she doesn't get it child protective services would take her son away from her. She also referred to a 'case' of some sort that she was helping an unknown law enforcement agency with. She would say she needed money from me and she would pay me back when the case was closed, but that I could not tell anyone about this and I had to keep giving her money, otherwise it (would) jeopardize the case and I might not get my money back."
Yet Monsignor Lawler truly believed he was helping her, others said.
"The monsignor's whole life was dedicated to helping care for people in need,' said the Rev. Kevin J. O'Brien, a colleague who serves as the Diocese of Ogdensburg's episcopal vicar. "He was the director of Catholic Charities for 30 years."
Mr. Kraengel said it's easy to understand why so many people were involved.
"If my parish priest came to me and asked for help I would say, 'What do you need?'" he said.
Monsignor Lawler said he didn't suspect a scam until Jan. 8, when Ms. Zeller presented him with three checks, purportedly to pay him back. The documents were made to appear as computer-generated checks drawn from Community Bank, Potsdam.
"These checks were in the amount of $300,000 payable to me, $25,000 payable to me and a third check in the amount of $6,800 made payable to card services," he said. "When she gave me these checks she explained they were dated Jan. 12, 2013, because the money would not be available until Jan. 12, 2013. She said this would be payment for all the money I provided her over the last couple of years that she'd pay me back. The check for $25,000 was to repay June McQueeney and the check for $6,800 was to repay the charges she incurred on June McQueeney's credit card."
Monsignor Lawler said he questioned the validity of the checks and refused to accept them. Ms. Zeller returned later that day with checks that looked the same, but with the date changed. He took them and contacted Father O'Brien, and Community Bank confirmed that the checks were fake.
In all, Monsignor Lawler told police, he gave Ms. Zeller $273,000: $145,000 from his retirement fund, personal savings, gifts, Social Security and two years' salary; $28,000 from parish funds, and $100,000 from contributions from others he had solicited on her behalf.
The three forged-instrument charges relate to the checks. The identify theft charge pertains to Ms. Zeller's alleged use of Mrs. McQueeney's credit card over the phone, for what Mrs. McQueeney believed was medicine for her son.
The third-degree grand larceny charges stem from incidents in June 2011 and April 2012 when she received $27,000 from Mr. Dietze, incidents in August 2011 and September 2012 when she received $3,090 from Mrs. Dietze and the ongoing instances from fall of 2010 through January when she received more than $300,000 from Monsignor Lawler, members of his parishes, acquaintances and fellow clergymen.
The fourth-degree grand larceny charge stems from two other instances when she received $1,600 from Mrs. McQueeney.
Ms. Zeller has a lengthy criminal record. She was convicted in 2001 and 2005 in St. Lawrence County Court of first-degree scheming to defraud. She was sentenced to two to four years in state prison for her felony conviction in 2005.
She was released from custody in June 2009 after completing six months in the Willard substance abuse treatment program, serving the remainder of her sentence under parole supervision.
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1.) "Top 10 Skills Children Learn in the Arts" by Valerie Strauss: Click here to read: "You don't find school reformers talking much about how we need to train more teachers in the arts, given the current obsession with science, math, technology and engineering (STEM), but here's a list of skills that young people learn from studying the arts. They serve as a reminder that the arts — while important to study for their intrinsic value — also promote skills seen as important in academic and life success."
2.) "The Arts and Our Kids: An Essential Element of Success" by Gwenn Schurgin O'Keefe, MD: Click here to read: "Some moments in our kids' lives become epic in their impact on them and their ability to refocus us, as their parents. In my 18 year old daughter's life, one of those moments occurred when she was in second grade. She had big plans for her life back then. "I'm going to be a dolphin trainer, singer, archeologist", she would tell us. We pictured her going on great adventures, digging up ancient ruins while performing one one continent, while swimming with the dolphins and training them on others, or while hunting for undersea treasures, whichever happened to work out for her."
3.) "A New Hope for Arts Education" by Oscar T. Basulto: Click here to read: "I quit teaching middle school almost ten years ago because I grew tired of dealing with what I perceived as a lack of support from school and district administrators. Soon after, I stumbled upon Casa 0101, a small non-profit theatre in Boyle Heights. I joined a writing class which culminated in the participants performing each other's work on stage for an audience. That class led to another, which led to stage managing gigs, which led to an assortment of writing and acting credits that now comprise my career in theatre. Though it has not yet been a financially viable career, I remain dedicated to improving as an artist and one day making art a sustainable career.
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ATLANTA – There are rumblings here that despite missing out on point guards repeatedly during their lottery reign, the Atlanta Hawks are leaning toward using their #3 pick on one of the freakish 6'10" guys [see Horford, Al and Wright, Brandan], then swooping in at #11 and snatching up Acie Law. This is how Draft Express sees the first round playing out and, consequently, has the Clippers going with Georgia Tech freshman point guard Javaris Crittenton.
Seems about right. And that's why Clipperblog is concerned. It's almost rote now for observers to grouse that a guy could use another year at the collegiate level, so I'll try to be more specific about why I feel strongly that Javaris Crittenton is a disaster. As a disclaimer, I'm not an embittered Tech fan still aghast at his hellacious performance in the NCAA tournament against Vegas. I saw Crittenton play live four times last season with Georgia Tech – against Purdue, Memphis, UCLA, and Clemson -- as well as several times on television. My impression?
There's an instinct to assume that if a PG can't orchestrate an offense, it's because he's a 2-Guard playing point [Ben Gordon]. To be a shooting guard, you have to be able to shoot – but that's another story. Make no mistake, Crittenton is a point guard, but is utterly incapable of feeding his scorers. Anyone who followed Tech this season chewed their limbs while watching Crittenton, time and time again, miss Thad Young on a cut, or blow off an easy entry pass into the post in favor of an ill-advised drive, or pound a hole in Cremins Court the size of Stone Mountain dribbling away a possession looking for…what exactly? Something better than Young on the wing against a guy inordinately slower and smaller than him? Crittenton's decision-making instincts are appalling, demonstrated painfully by the Vegas game and his 5.9/APG vs. 3.1/TPG number. Crittenton partisans will tell you that, at 6' 5", his size is ideal for an NBA point guard. The problem is that his shot isn't good enough to make a shorter defender pay, and he'd rather dribble into the trees than post up a defender. He racks up a lot of steals, but is a shameless gambler who doesn't always choose his spots judiciously, and doesn't know when to give up on a smaller, quicker guard and let the back of the zone take care of it. If the Clips want a big PG, I'd rather them take a chance on the kid from Eastern Washington, Rodney Stuckey – though I've never seen him play.
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Comments from ACE and a coalition of 10 higher education and library groups to the FCC in response to the agency's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on net neutrality.
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Uncle Spud came through the door all decked out in a psychedelic-patterned puff-sleeved peasant shirt, bell-bottomed Levis and sandals. A flowery bandana was tied around his forehead and a string of beads dangled in the open front of his shirt. His small, rose-tinted granny glasses were set far out on his nose and he was carrying a tambourine in his hand. It didn't look like he'd shaved for a week.
"What happened to you?" I asked in total surprise, concern, and disgust, all at the same time.
"I'm reliving Woodstock," the hip-Spudster smiled. "It's been 40 years."
"You were not at Woodstock," I insisted. "An old redneck like you wouldn't have been caught dead at a hippy convention like Woodstock."
"It was not a convention," Spud corrected. "It was a three-day festival of love, peace, music, mud, and marijuana. I took Willie Nelson with me and he's never been the same."
"You never met Willie Nelson."
"Oh yes I did. He just smoked so much dope he doesn't remember."
"You must have been under the influence of something to go to a hippy 'happening' like that," I laughed.
"Under the influence of universal brotherhood, social justice and age of Aquarian spiritual enlightenment," he purred. "And besides, I wanted to see Jimi Hendrix and Credence Clearwater on stage."
"I thought you liked cowboy music."
"Credence Clearwater is cowboy music," Spud spat. "I rode the range for 30 years with an 8-track tape of Credence on the stereo speakers of Old Paint, my faithful pickup truck."
"So how much did tickets to Woodstock cost you?" I asked, cleverly changing the subject.
"They were charging 18 dollars," he said, "but everyone got in free. We just broke down the fences and ignored the ticket-takers. It was part of the free love, free will and free concert mentality of the times."
"That doesn't sound fair," I questioned. "The people who sponsored the event must have lost millions of dollars."
"Capitalist pigs," he intoned. "In a world of universal brotherhood everything should be free."
"Yea, unless you're the guy doing the selling," I chided.
"No comment," was his reply.
"So tell me, cool dude, what was it like to be at Woodstock?"
"It was groovy," he said with a wistful, far-off longing in his eye. "The music was great, the crowd was huge, the rain came down and everyone was wet, muddy, semi-naked and higher than kites. It was the ultimate far-out, greased-up, communal love-in."
"They say there were half-a-million people there."
"Yea and I remember most of their names," Spud grinned. "I think I kissed or shared a toke with everybody."
"Some say Woodstock was the defining moment of the 1960s," I offered. "What do you think?"
"Yea man, nothing was ever the same after Woodstock. Just a few months later we entered the 1970s. The girls all became feminists, rock-n-roll degenerated to disco, the guys all traded beads and sandals for leisure suits, the sexual revolution gave everyone herpes, and they ended the Vietnam war so we didn't have anything to protest anymore."
"Bummer dude," I sympathized.
"So where are all of the hippies today?" I asked.
"They turned into radical environmentalists," Spud said sadly. "The flower children are now as drab and green as cow manure. They've become tree-huggers, eco-warriors, nature Nazis and government functionaries."
"Do they still believe in peace and love?"
"Only for trees. Toward people and industry they are inflexible, intolerant and insufferable."
"Do you think they'll have a Woodstock for green people one of these days?"
"I don't think so," Spud opined. "They all sing the same old tune, and besides, any open space big enough to hold a concert is a wilderness study area now."


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(Aug 19, 2010) Sierra Leone's Human Rights Commissioner, Yasmin Jusu-Sheriff, recently called for the return of the "blood diamonds" that internationally known model Naomi Campbell was given by Charles Taylor in 1997. Campbell has testified that she gave the gems to the director of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, who in turn gave them to the South African police. At the time, Taylor was President of Liberia; he now is accused of war crimes. Jusu-Sheriff asked the Special Court for Sierra Leone in The Hague and the Government of Sierra Leone to work on the issue, stating, "[w]e have urged both parties to contact the South African government for the diamonds to be handed over to Sierra Leone." (SLeone Group Wants Return of Campbell Diamonds, AFP (Aug. 12, 2010), http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5jNE_
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Taylor is being tried on 11 counts of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and other serious charges by the Special Court. He was indicted in 2003; the trial began on January 6, 2008. (Open Justice Society Initiative, The Trial of Charles Taylor, http://www.charlestaylortrial.org/ (last visited Aug. 16, 2010).) The charges stem from the allegation that Taylor armed rebels in Sierra Leone, which borders Liberia, taking payment in the form of illegally mined "blood diamonds." Thousands of persons were massacred in the ten-year civil war in Sierra Leone, which ended in 2001. Taylor will not be given the death sentence if convicted; instead he will serve time in a prison in the United Kingdom. (Barry Paddock, Charles Taylor War Crimes Trial at The Hague Grips Liberian Expats in Staten Island Neighborhood, NY DAILY NEWS (Aug. 8, 2010), http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/08/08/2010-08-08_all_eyes_on_mo
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Nicole Engard follows up her highly-regarded 2009 book with a fresh collection of mashup projects that virtually any library can emulate, customize, and build upon. In More Library Mashups, Engard and 24 creative library professionals describe how they are mashing up free and inexpensive digital tools and techniques to improve library services and meet everyday (and unexpected) challenges. Examples from libraries of all types are designed to help even non-programmers share and add value to digital content.
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