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BURGLARY - MASSENA - A Massena teenager reportedly stole a bicycle from the porch of a Center Street residence Tuesday afternoon and one of his first stops was at the Massena police station where he filled out a registration card about his new ride.
He would be back at the police station within - this time with a ride courtesy of the Massena Village Police, handcuffed and facing a felony burglary count.
Village police charged Nathan A. Thrana, 16, 227 Main St. Apt. 1, Massena, with second-degree burglary and misdemeanor counts of petit larceny and fourth-degree criminal mischief. He was arraigned before Massena Town Justice Gerald P. Sharlow and released under the supervision of the probation department with stipulations he abide by a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew and commit no further offenses.
He is charged with stealing a bicycle from an enclosed porch at 245 Center St., taking to the residence on Main Street where he lives with his grandmother and spray painting the blue bicycle black to cover its stickers.
I saw the bicycle sitting inside the enclosed porch... I opened the door and took the bike from the house. When I got home, I pulled the rims off the bicycle and spray painted it with black paint just enough so it would cover the stickers, Thrana said in a statement he reportedly signed for police.
Megan M. Spoon said she was dropping her sister in law off on Tamarack Street when she saw two young men walking on East Orvis Street with three bicycles. I noticed one bike looked like one of my sons, she said.
She said when they returned home shortly before 5 p.m. her son looked on the front porch and discovered his bicycle was missing. She said she and her son then went looking for his bike, enlisting the assistance of a cousin that Ms. Spoon said she knew could identify the teen she had seen walking the bicycle. Her cousin is reportedly friends with Thrana. She said her cousin told her the alleged bike thiefs name was Nathan.
Ms. Spoon said they crossed the Parker Avenue Bridge and noticed another teen, who was also friends with the alleged bike thief, and he was able to provide them with the alleged bike thiefs last name and tell them that Thrana lived across in a white apartment building from the old KFC building on Main Street.
I then drove over there and noticed a group of kids taking apart a bike. I jumped out of my car and said, Thats my sons bike. What do you think you are doing with it? Nathan stated to me that he was the one who took the bike and that he was sorry. I noticed that my sons bike had been damaged, she said, noting she then reported the incident to police,
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About a week before the start of the Armys Best Ranger competition, a few soldiers from Fort Drum are readying themselves for a litany of grueling physical and mental challenges.
The competition, running from April 12 to 15 at Fort Benning, Ga., puts teams of two soldiers through a series of tests in a compact 60-hour period.
Entrants do not learn what challenges they will face until the event begins, creating issues even for those who have already competed in the event.
Theres no way to fully prepare for this as a whole, said Capt. Ian Kent, a participant from G Company, 210th Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team. Its not just a physical competition. Its a mental competition.
Representing the 10th Mountain Division are the teams of Capt. Kent and 1st Lt. Oleg Sheynfeld and Capt. Matthew Stapay and 1st Lt. Ian Allen. A third pair is also on standby in case of injury.
Sgt. 1st Class Ken Worthy, coach of the two teams and competitor in 2010, said recruiting for the teams started in November.
The 16 interested soldiers were whittled down to the three pairs through a series of challenges similar to what they would face in the competition.
You have to mentally prepare them before they even try out, Sgt. Worthy said. Once they make the team you have to prepare them for even more.
Sgt. Worthy said one of the larger challenges soldiers face is in the first day, when competitors travel as far as 35 to 50 miles on foot.
You never know what its going to be, he said.
The competition has a completion rate of about 60 percent. In 2012, only 34 of the 50 teams finished, while in 2011, 31 of 50 teams completed the event.
Even though he saw his experience as a plus, Capt. Kent said competing last year left him nervous about how difficult the course can be.
To be quite honest, ignorance is bliss, at least for the mental preparation for this, he said.
First-timer Capt. Stapay said he and Lt. Allen were readying themselves by watching competition videos and listening to past entrants.
We try to get our hands on everything, get as much as we can, he said.
Capt. Stapay said he and Lt. Allen have served with each other in the 3rd Squadron, 71st Cavalry, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, since 2010, including a deployment to Afghanistan.
He said the pairs focus has been getting in shape, including more weightlifting and running while carrying large sacks.
Capts. Kent and Stapay said they liked the opportunity to meet and work with soldiers from other units across the world during the buildup to the competition.
Were working with the best leaders, and the best soldiers in the Army, and it really is an elite community to be a part of, Capt. Stapay said.
No one in the division has ever won the competition. In 2000, the team of Capt. Duane M. Patin and 2nd Lt. Scott D. Wence came in fourth place, one of the divisions best finishes.
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Monday, November 17, 2008
CrockPot Wassail (Spiced Punch) Recipe
Day 322.
I got this fun recipe from Wendy. I put it together last night, and after dinner we sipped our wassail out of mugs while watching A Murder She Wrote marathon on the Hallmark channel. Although it was in the seventies yesterday, we pretended it was cold and needed warmth from the hot mug of cider and the heat from the vanilla Glade candle.
It was a good night.
The Ingredients.
--2 quarts apple cider
--1 cup pineapple juice
--1/2 cup honey
--3 sticks cinnamon
--2 whole cloves
--1 whole orange, cut in rings
--brandy, optional
The Directions.
Use a 4-6 quart crockpot. This makes 9 cups of juice.
I had *just* watched an Unwrapped episode where they explained the difference between cider and juice: you can't see through cider, because they use the whole apple. I headed to Safeway with that knowledge, and didn't find 1 bottle in the whole store labeled cider (other than the sparkling Martinellis), so I brought home a bottle of organic apple "juice" that I couldn't see through.
Put all of the ingredients into the crockpot (not the brandy). Wash your orange well, and cut off each end. Slice the remaining orange into rings, and float the pieces on the top of the juice.
Cook on high for 2 hours, or on low for about 4. You want the juice completely hot, and the flavor of the cloves and the cinnamon to have permeated.
Ladle into mugs. If you are going to add the brandy, put a shot into each mug, then top with the hot cider.
If serving to guests, provide a ladle, and keep the crockpot lid off, and the pot turned to low. If on warm with the lid off, it won't stay quite hot enough.
The Verdict.
Delicious and soothing. One of my kids has a sore throat, and she drank a lot, and was happy with how it made her throat feel better.
We're having some more for breakfast.
Thank you so much, Wendy!
34 comments:
- Melissa said...
I hadn't even thought of doing Wassail in the crock pot! Does it make the house smell yummy while it cooks?
We are headed to the orchard this afternoon so I will be getting some more cider to try this!
- November 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM
Check your produce section for the cider. It's in a plastic jug.
- November 17, 2008 at 7:01 AM
This sounds good! We make wassail all through the fall and winter, but ours is different than this version! Ours is apple juice, cranberry juice (about half as much as the apple juice), sugar, 2 cinnamon sticks and a whole orange studded with cloves. I'm going to have to try your version now!
- November 17, 2008 at 7:07 AM
- Jenna Z said...
Oooh! I've been reading along (and printing out tons of recipes) for a while now but I think this may be my first comment. Not sure. Anyway, I have two things to thank you for! I have a cookie exchange every year and do wassail in my crockpot but my recipe has tea in it and some of my guests don't drink it because of the tea (Mormons). So this is perfect, I'll try this one this year! Also, Murder She Wrote! My husband has been telling me it's not on any channel anymore! Hallmark, I will be sure and have him tivo me some from Hallmark so I can watch them! I love that show! Thanks a ton!
- November 17, 2008 at 7:18 AM
- Anna said...
That sounds really great, I'd never have thought of making a drink in the crockpot - you're giving me lots of inspiration, thank you!
- November 17, 2008 at 7:22 AM
- Kellie said...
That just sounds yummy for this time of year. It too has been in the 70's here but nothing like wassail to make it feel like winter :) I will be making this as soon as I get to the store! Thanks for another great idea.
- November 17, 2008 at 7:23 AM
- the Mom said...
This sounds so good that we will try it this weekend. I have a crockpot recipe for you to review over at my place if you get the chance.
Thanks! I love your blog
- November 17, 2008 at 8:09 AM
- Bobbie said...
Oh no....please stop. Between the pumpkin cheesecake this Wassail and the stuffing...I'm going to need 18 crock pots for Thanksgiving!
I'm really kidding, I love all of them. But still only have the one crockpot!
Have a great day
- November 17, 2008 at 8:25 AM
- kayla said...
Great article thanks so much for sharing. I'm not sure how i found you but i always like making new blog friends. I believe i was looking for stuff on our sons condition esophageal atresia, i wish you the best.
- November 17, 2008 at 8:35 AM
- jen said...
I am so excited to see this! I use to get this at the spa I went to - back when I had an awesome job and money. Now I'm a SAHM, with no money, a unibrow and skin flaking off my face so I think I'll just make my own.
LOVE your blog!
- November 17, 2008 at 8:43 AM
- C. Beth said...
It was probably the brandy that made your daughter's throat feel better.
Just kidding....
As a kid we would decorate the tree and house the day after Thanksgiving. My mom would have a big pot of wassail simmering on the stove. What memories that delicious scent brings back to me!
I'm excited to try the CrockPot version. Thanks, Steph!
- November 17, 2008 at 8:49 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
bwhahahahahahahahahaa to c. beth!
- November 17, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- Amie said...
We make this every other year or so. I just love it! I'm glad you're getting the word out that normal people drink Wassail too, not just poor children who wander in the mire. ;)
- November 17, 2008 at 9:18 AM
- Amie said...
oh, and we make it without the alkyhol.
- November 17, 2008 at 9:18 AM
- Christy said...
I was really hoping that you would do a cider/wassail recipe!!!
I am going to serve this for Thanksgiving. And then again for my wedding anniversary which is Dec 21st. We had wassail at the reception and my husband still talks about how good it was!
Thanks so much Stephanie!
- November 17, 2008 at 11:03 AM
- The Heckathorns said...
Yum! I'm going to try this next week! :)
- November 17, 2008 at 1:11 PM
- Wendy said...
YEA! I'm so glad you liked it!
- November 17, 2008 at 1:52 PM
- Crista said...
I can't wait to try this. I can practically smell it now. I love your blog and I think I speak for your many fans when I say that I am sad that the year is almost over!!
- November 17, 2008 at 4:26 PM
- mmmbrown625 said...
I love wassail and have made it in the crockpot before, but I'm looking forward to trying your version. Sounds yummy!!!
- November 17, 2008 at 6:00 PM
- RLR said...
Oh, this is one of my favorite things about the holidays! I can't wait to try it! Yummy!
- November 17, 2008 at 7:51 PM
- Amanda said...
I can't wait to try this recipe when my parents come into town in a couple of weeks!!!
I saw that same episode of unwrapped. The ironic thing was my husband got all snotty and said, "What's the difference between cider and juice!" and within 5 seconds they said something along the lines of, "So what is the difference between cider and juice?" Hahaha!
- November 18, 2008 at 9:11 AM
- janineem said...
After helping out in the unheated food bank this morning my friend and I came home to this delicious smell. The wassail was yummy and perfect with our sandwiches. I look forward each day to the new recipe I'll find on this great blog. Thanks!
- November 18, 2008 at 12:08 PM
- Jolene said...
Oh my goodness, I'm going to make this for my boyfriend who loves apple cider and for our Thanksgiving dinner.
Are you putting all these recipes into a book??? I try and bookmark my favorites (so many) and all the ones I want to try (I'm getting behind). I'd love to see a book and add it to my list of "Healthy Discoveries" :-)
- November 19, 2008 at 8:54 AM
- angie said...
I made this today and my kids are drinking it as I type this. In fact, they've asked that I make this a lot more and it made my house smell so good. Can't ask for much more than that!
- November 19, 2008 at 12:58 PM
- Lynn said...
Somehow I missed this one and oh, boy, does it sound good...I will make it minus the alcohol !
- November 19, 2008 at 1:27 PM
- Shirley said...
It looks like apple juice in the picture. Do you need apple cider or can you use apple juice? I want to make this for our support group open house on Saturday. Thanks.
- November 20, 2008 at 10:42 AM
- Shirley said...
Stephanie, I just went back and reread the entire post so now I see the apple juice question answered. Sorry. :-(
- November 20, 2008 at 5:31 PM
- Christy said...
I just made this to go along with the Autumn Sausage Casserole.
YUM. YUM YUM YUM. The flavors are fantastic together!
- November 21, 2008 at 2:16 PM
- Robin said...
I make something very similar to this, but I add a whole nutmeg (or half) and a couple whole allspice. I also like to put the clove in later than everything else, so it doesn't overpower the flavors.
It's also yummy with a shot of rum!
- November 29, 2008 at 1:18 PM
- Belinda said...
Thanks for this recipe. Can't wait to try it.
- April 29, 2009 at 4:39 AM
I had this recipe years ago from a bank that served it during the holidays. I lost it and have only had similar ones. But they never said how much honey to use. Thank you sooo much for posting this. Ladies Bible study on Thursday, I'm hosting and this will go well with bacon and leek tartlets. And the house will smell sooo good.
- October 20, 2009 at 6:17 PM
I saw a lady int the grocery store make this amazing hot drink in the crockpot with Apple Cider and one atomic fireball candy--the ones that your kids come home and dare you to eat, but you never want to. I tried it, and it was delish! Simmer for a few hours, and YUM!
This Wassail recipe looks so good with the pineapple juice. I will try!
- November 18, 2010 at 4:25 PM
I made this for Christmas day and it was so good. I let it cook on high for an hour, and then switched to low and left it that way. Thanks!!!
- December 27, 2010 at 8:07 AM
- Cory Westgate said...
Interesting. I made wassail one year using Sam Smith's nut brown ale and a cheap Merlot. The non-alc version uses apple juice and cranberry juice. The tartness of the wine or cranberry juice give the otherwise very cider-y drink quite a bit of depth, as do the clove-studded orange, all that stuff...
[In fact, when it comes to soothing a sore throat, clove pretty much rules. It's naturally antiseptic and has numbing qualities. It really can't be over-done in wassail. :P]
- September 23, 2012 at 9:29 AM
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Are there any halachos which require a tallis to be of a certain color? I've seen talleisim of many different colors, but are there any actual rules with regard to the color as opposed to the material?
It says in the Rambam and Rashi that the strings of a Tallis have to be the same color as the Tallis itself.
Tosfos writes that there is no obligation to do so, and the color of the strings does not have to be the same as that of the Tallis. The Halacha is like this opinion. Moreover, the custom in the Ashkenazi world is to make the strings white even when the garment is another color. The reason why Ashkenazim make the strings white is because it says in the Gemara that Hashem dressed himself up in a Tallis, and it says in a verse in Daniel that "His garment was as white as snow".
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Date Climbed: Jul 25, 2015
|Nice trip down to the south western section of Oregon where we were able to hit back dirt roads and connect Mount Bolivar, Brandy Peak, and Grayback Mountain. Three Oregon CoHP's and three P2K's; not bad.
|Posted Oct 6, 2015 9:21 pm
|Nick Turtura
|Bad luck great climb
Date Climbed: May 11, 2013
|My son(8ya) and I took off to climb Grayback fairly early. On the way up a tree snagged me tore my down sweater leaving me in a cloud of goose down. Then at the top when we were bending over to sign the summit register the cap came off the bear spray and squirted a dose in the face of my son. What are the odds?! Anyways after a fair amount of water and tears we enjoyed a perfect summit. I can't say him or I will ever come back though:)
|Posted May 12, 2013 6:40 pm
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Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2012
|This was a nice enough hike, although lots of smoke from a forest fire a couple ridgelines to the west. Long drive back to Tri-Cities afterwards.
|Posted Sep 10, 2012 8:41 pm
|Nice End Of A Long Day!
Date Climbed: Jun 30, 2012
|After driving all the way from Washington during the previous night, and then doing Mount Bolivar and Brandy Peak during this same day... and all with very little sleep... I went to Grayback Mountain. My car was able to make it to the O'Brien Trailhead despite a few minor rough patches. This was the first out-of-Washington hike that has ever completely reminded me of Washington's Alpine Lakes Wilderness, which I liked a lot. I hiked the trail to the large signed junction at 6000', then turned left and immediately turned right up the steep meadow slopes. The final 1000' to the summit was completely off-trail, an easy hike up steep meadow slopes and then a bouldery ridgetop. Highly recommended summit hike and CoHP.
|Posted Jul 2, 2012 9:41 am
|SE Climb
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2011
|First prominence peak with my son and his friend. Great climb.
|Posted Aug 28, 2011 8:07 pm
|Brian Kalet
|O'Brien Creek Trail
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2008
|1:50 roundtrip.
|Posted Jul 25, 2008 2:43 am
|Ryan Burd
|O'Brien Creek Trail
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2007
|With Dad, below.
|Posted Jul 3, 2008 4:52 pm
|Bob Burd
|O'Brien Creek Trail
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2007
|Ran out of COHPs in CA, so I moved on to Oregon. Son Ryan joined me for three days in Oregon having fun. Trip Report
|Posted Jul 28, 2007 1:40 am
|Dennis Poulin
|Winter Ascent
Date Climbed: Apr 8, 2006
|This was my second summit of Grayback. The first time was in the summer of 1999. Quite a bit more difficult with snowshoes and starting at 3,400 ft elevation. Great climb though.
|Posted Apr 9, 2006 10:21 pm
|Don Nelsen
|Route Climbed: trail Date Climbed: Oct. 5th, 2005
|Today was scheduled to be one of the last, if not THE last 80 degree days in the Applegate Valley and since my work day was shortened due to an unscheduled postponement I decided to give this peak a try.
I went in via Phoenix/Jacksonville/Applegate and then up the Thompson Creek road and arrived at the trailhead about two pm. I quickly ascended the trail to Windy Gap and then decided to take a look at adjacent Big Sugerloaf Peak to the north. That being accomplished, I made my way up the north ridge of Grayback to the summit..
There was a skiff of snow above about 5,600' but never an issue and the temperature was an unusually balmy 60 degrees or so for the whole trip.
Trees down on the route? - Not a prob - low hurdles - as I always say!!
The trip down the south side of Grayback was through a lot of manzanita and would have been more enjoyable had I worn long pants but with some care, it wasn't too bad. This trip is best enjoyed, IMO, via the route I took first to Windy Gap, bushwhack from the north, and then down to the trail with an ESE heading.
For the day, 2,779 vertical feet , 8.2 miles, total. Bypassing Big Sugarloaf will shorten the trek to about 7.2 miles and cut the vertical down to about 2300 feet or so. Still a pretty good days outing, and well worth the effort.
|Posted Oct 8, 2005 12:09 am
|Route Climbed: O'Brien Trail Date Climbed: July 2, 2005
|See Cornvallis post below. We spent 7 hours (maybe more?) getting to this hike, so we started a bit late allowing us the opportunity to witness a 7 minute sunset from the top. We jogged the trail back down to the car. Our time, car to car, was under 3 hours. Really beautiful area, would have liked to spend more time exploring.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 11:45 pm
|Route Climbed: O'Brien Date Climbed: July 2, 2005
|Got a late start on this due to our longer than should've been summit of the Curry county HP, Brandy Pk. Started from the upper TH at around 5:15, up in under 2 hours. Enjoyed a beautiful 6.5 minutes at the summit. Great place. The Red Buttes and Preston Pk. looked very appealing from our summit perch. Greasy food @ Denny's in Grants Pass on our way home.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 11:13 pm
|Chris Doig
|Route Climbed: Lower O'Brien trail Date Climbed: November 27, 2004
|Snowed down to 3000 night before. Took lower trailhead as road was getting treacherous. Had a great hike up to the junction. Will definatly be back to get the view from the top. Did not summit.
|Posted Nov 29, 2004 3:18 pm
|Route Climbed: Obrien Crk trail Date Climbed: June 20, 2004
|Annual Father's Day climb with Kyle and Reese. Still a little snow below summit. Only a couple minor blowdowns across trail.
|Posted Jun 21, 2004 11:34 am
|Route Climbed: Trail Date Climbed: 198?
|As a kid growing up in Cave Junction, Oregon, I would see this mountain out my piano teachers window every Tuesday afternoon. As she lectured me on my poor posture, and extolled the virtues of scales, my eyes would wander to the left, past the books and metronome, the stacked firewood on the back porch, and out and up to the mountain. For me, it was the biggest mountain I was familiar with. The big gray slope, devoid of trees would be the indicator of how close we were to getting snow. People always commented on how far down the snow line was on Grayback Mtn. Most of these were immigrants from California who were deathly afraid of driving on the slush that passes for snow in Southern Or. One day, while on a weekend hike with my parents, we went out on a long gentle ridge, and I fooled around with my fellow 11-year old buddies on the top. Later, my parents told me that we had finally hiked to the top of Grayback. That was the first and last time I climbed anything without knowing what it was!
|Posted Feb 16, 2004 10:04 am
|Bob Bolton
|Route Climbed: East slopes/south ridge Date Climbed: June 14, 2003
|Dean pretty much told the story. After a day of hiking in the rain and driving in fog or drizzle, it was great to hike in the sunshine.
|Posted Feb 13, 2004 1:43 am
|Route Climbed: cross country up SE route Date Climbed: June 14, 2003
|Bob Bolton and I did this as part of a SW Oregon sweep where we worked on the Coastal counties of Coos (Mt. Bolivar) Curry (Brandy Peak) and Josephine (Grayback Mtn). We had plans to do So. Sister the next day which ended when I nearly broke my wrist in a fluke fall not far from the summit when a rock moved underfoot.
We had camped near the trailhead of this one and found it a fun workout and very interesting. There is an interesting cabin (Krause) to explore but the trail has suffered unbelievable blowdowns and we found it much easier to just go straight up the side of the mountain to the summit. Great views to Mt. Shasta to the south, Mt.. McLoughlin to the east and some neat peaks to the Southwest.
When we were just about back to the TH, we met a couple from Medford who were going to hike to the summit. One of them was a physical therapist and he said he'd been climbing everything in the area and that Grayback had been highly recommended by the Medford locals. We recommended that he stay off of the main trail once he got to about the 5800 foot mark as from that point on there had been hundreds of trees down due to a windstorm that had hit the area. I had never seen so many trees across a trail before, it was really unbelievable.
All in all, a fun hike / climb on a very unknown summit in southern Oregon. See Bob's trip report that I've put on the front page.
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By RICHARD SHAWSports editor
It was a chance for East Carbon to redeem themselves, finally before the home crowd after a tough two losses in the preseason.
Unfortunately, the snowy evening left nothing but more white stuff on the ground in East Carbon as the team came up empty for victories in a game which featured a good Green River offense that scored 56 points against only 29 for the Lady Vikings.
Actually the tale of the game could be told in the first quarter as the Lady Pirates from down Highway 6 took off and never looked back. They outscored the home girls 16-4.
In the second period they kept up the pressure putting up 21 points as they stole the ball time after time, all but shutting down East Carbon's scoring. The Lady Vikings only managed 9 points.
The break in the game at halftime was a good respite for all involved, but it didn't change the direction of things. The third period became more of a disaster than the first two for East Carbon as they were outscored 13-2.
In the fourth period the Green River coaches substituted freely and the East Carbon players responded with a strong quarter outscoring the Lady Pirates, 14-6, But it wasn't enough to make up for three weak perids that went before it.
East Carbon was led in scoring by Samantha Madrid with 17 points, the teams only player with more than 4 points in the contest.
The Lady Pirates were led by Ciji Vetere, a 5'5" point guard who had 18 points.
Neither team has played a league game yet. East Carbon will play Altamont at home on Dec. 14 and face their first league opponent in Wendover on Dec. 16.


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YIELD: Serves 2 to 4 as part of a multicourse meal
- 1 (1 1/2-pound) whole white fish (such as sea bass, branzino, or flounder), cleaned with head and tail intact
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 by 1/2-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely julienned
- 1/4 cup light soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon rice wine
- 1 scallion, white and light green parts only, julienned
- 4 cilantro sprigs
- 1/2 cup canola oil
1. Rinse the fish in cold water and pat dry with paper towels. Season the fish inside and out with salt and pepper. Place the fish on a heatproof plate that is both large enough to accommodate it (a glass pie plate works well) and will also fit inside your steamer, bending the fish slightly if it is too long. Stuff half of the ginger inside the cavity of the fish and spread the remaining ginger on top of the fish.
2. Pour water into a wok or stockpot and set a steamer in the wok or on the rim of the stockpot. Make sure the water does not touch the bottom of the steamer. Bring the water to a boil over high heat.
3. Place the plate holding the fish in the steamer, cover, and steam for about 8 minutes, until the fish flakes easily when tested with the tip of a knife.
4. While the fish is steaming, in a small bowl, stir together the soy sauce, wine, and 1 tablespoon of water. Set aside.
5. When the fish is ready, carefully remove the plate from the steamer and pour off any accumulated liquid. Lay the scallion and cilantro along the top of the fish. In a small sauté pan, heat the oil over high heat until it is hot but not smoking. Remove the oil from the heat and pour it directly over the scallion and cilantro to "cook" them. Drizzle the soy mixture over the fish and serve immediately.
How to Prepare a Whole Fish Most markets sell fish that have already been scaled and gutted. If a fish has not been cleaned, you can ask the fishmonger to clean it for you. When we serve a whole fish at the restaurants, we also trim off the fins because the fish is easier to serve without them. With a pair of scissors, cut off the fins from both sides of the fish, from the belly, and then the dorsal fins (the ones running along the back). Finally, trim the tail by cutting it into a V shape and score the fish.
Reprinted with permission from Vietnamese Home Cooking by Charles Phan with Jessica Battilana. Copyright © 2012 by Charles Phan; photographs copyright © 2012 by Eric Wolfinger. Published by Ten Speed Press, a division of Random House, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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Sopa de Langosta Con Maiz Y Chile Poblano
Corn, Poblano & Lobster Bisque
Yield: 4 Servings
4 - 2 lb lobsters Cooked/ Shelled / Shells Reserved For Stock / Meat Chopped - Claws reserved for Garnish
2 TBS Unsalted Butter
2 cups diced white onion
6 Cloves Of Garlic Dry Roasted / Finely Chopped
2 Cup Dry White
3 Cups Roasted Corn - 4 Ears Roasted / Removed From Cob / Cobbs Reserved
3 Poblano Chiles Fire Roasted / Skinned / Seeded
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Heat large stock pot (Medium Heat). Melt 1 TBS unsalted butter. Add 1 cup diced onions and remaining 3 chopped garlic cloves. Cook until soft. Add 1 cup of white wine to pan and reduce for 1 minute. Add 2 cups of corn and 4 cups of prepared Lobster / Corn Stock and simmer uncovered for 15 minutes.
Remove from heat and let cool slightly. Transfer to a blend along with peeled poblano chile peppers. Puree until smooth. Strain into clean stock pot and bring to a simmer.
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By RICHARD SHAWSports writer
It's not good for a team to have it too easy; they need viable competition to keep their edge.
That must be the worry of both Todd McFarland and Alisa Preston, the baseball and volleyball coaches at East Carbon High.
Both teams have glossy records right now, but they are getting ready to hopefully go to state, and right now their opponents are not offering much opposition.
A week and a half ago the Vikes baseball team mashed Manila 15-0 and 15-0 in a double header at the Carbon High field.
On Tuesday night the East Carbon girls team crushed an outwomaned Meridian team 15-1 and 15-1 in the first set and then came back and this time merely horse whipped them 15-6 and 15-8 in the second set.
The Lady Mongooses (no it isn't the "Mongeese") have a real problem and it isn't just that they only have 60 students in the entire school. It's that often players come and go at the whim of parents, just as a couple did in the last week. Consequently the school only brought six players to play both the varsity sets and the junior varsity sets on Tuesday night. Just barely enough to play. Good thing no one got injured, or the Lady Vikes would have had to lend the Provo private school a team player of two.
It seems that Meridian is often used as a kind of "prep" school for the large high schools in Utah County. Students are sent there by parents who are concerned about their grades, and then the minute their grades get back in order they go back to public school. This definitely creates athletic teams in turmoil.
In fact a couple of years ago the schools baseball team began the season, played a couple of games and then ran out of kids who wanted to play.
So let's be fair, it's tough to field a team when the players keep changing.
Nonetheless the Lady Vikings looked pretty good. Their serving was strong and they got a lot of chances to pound the ball over the net.
Once again the seniors stepped up with Joyce Clark, Brittnie Leonard, Chelsey Timothy, Maquette Hill and Misty Valdez nailing down the victory.
In the first game, the East Carbon kids were up 12-0 before Meridian could get the ball and they scored their one lone point.
In the second game it was 8-0.
In the second set, the Lady Vikes still dominated, but not by quite so much. Many JV players were on the court for those games.
At 6-0 in league play, East Carbon is sitting pretty good in terms of state playoffs this year. However they have some much tougher games coming up.
Next week they face Tintic on Tuesday afternoon. Tintic is good and the Lady Vikes need to be on top of their game to beat the Miners.
The next and final home game is on Oct. 8 when the team faces their main competition in Region 18, the Dugway Lady Mustangs.


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Source(Pub. L. 91–606, title II, § 235,Dec. 31, 1970, 84 Stat. 1754.)
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Section 4452 of title 42, referred to in text, was repealed by Pub. L. 93–24, § 7,Apr. 20, 1973, 87 Stat. 25.
Section 233 ofPublic Law 91–606, referred to in text, amended section 1820(a)(2), (f) [now 3720(a)(2), (f)] of Title 38, Veterans' Benefits.
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Google's searches add an extra layer of creepy by letting you listen back to exactly what you said -- and how you said it.
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It begins with great students.
"As far as raw material goes, our students are as good as you can get," Walther said. "The question then arises of how we develop that talent in a way that ensures their success."
Walther noted that as the School embarked on its journey to establish a national reputation, it began with a self-evaluation of their strengths and weaknesses. They saw that the biggest strength was in the close relationship between students and faculty.
"It is rare for a large public school to have the same atmosphere as an elite private school, but students get that here," he said.
But prestigious national reputation, even for a program that counts former Deloitte CEO Jim Quigley amongst its alumni, doesn't come without work.
"It is similar to a sports team when it comes to recruiting the best," Walther said. "Once you have a tradition of winning or success, other similar-minded people want to join."
Part of that success is attributed to excellent faculty.
Last year Dr. Jef Doyle '94, the George S. Eccles Chair in Capital Markets Research at the Huntsman School, completed his term as a research fellow with the Financial Accounting Standards Board. Doyle was selected as the sole faculty member from his entire profession.
"The knowledge I've brought back from the FASB will pay off for the next 25 years for students in my classes," Doyle said. "It's different talking from a textbook compared to 'When I was there last year, and here's how decisions are made, and if you want to learn more here's how you can get connected.'"
When Dr. Larry Walther, department head of the School of Accountancy at the Huntsman School of Business, was asked what the main ingredient for the legacy of excellence in the School was, his answer was simple. 'sPeople,'s he said.
"Around the hall we go with other great professors such as Cliff Skousen and Nicole Velasquez Forsgren," Walther said. "Our donor support through our board, alumni and friends becomes very critical in supporting that. We definitely can't do it by ourselves."
This February, Walther himself received the Joseph A. Silvoso Faculty Merit Award from the Federation of Schools of Accountancy. The intent of this award is to recognize and reward an outstanding faculty member, teaching in a post-baccalaureate program offered by a member school of the Federation of Schools of Accountancy.
Another point of proof is in the students.
In 2012, approximately 92,000 people took the Uniform CPA Exam. Just 39 of them scored above 95.5 in each of the four sections, and received the prestigious Elijah Watt Sells Award. Two were graduates of the Huntsman School, Anthony Lemon and 2012 valedictorian Jill Aoki. And just this March, the 2013 Sells Award recipient list included yet another Huntsman student, Tyson Irwin. Tyson is one of 55 to receive the award from among 94,154 who took the exam.
"It has been amazing to watch the USU School of Accountancy transform into a nationally recognized program of excellence."
- Mark Erickson '95, Partner, Tanner & Co.
"The School helped prepare me for the rigors of the CPA exam and laid the foundation of learning that is necessary for a career in public accounting," Lemon said. "An accounting degree from Utah State University is something to be proud of and I'm humbled to be part of that success."
And if externally recognized students and faculty aren't enough, the Public Accounting Report recently ranked the School of Accountancy 34th in the nation, with its graduate program at 37th, placing the school in the top six percent of accounting programs in the country.
"Creating a positive national reputation is a key part of our strategic plan," according to Walther. "When our students and faculty receive national recognition for their work, it opens doors for our graduates and, in the end, that's a big part of what we are about: becoming career accelerators for our students and alumni."
In order to keep raising the bar of excellence, Walther explained that there must be an increased risk for failure. "Quality demands that," he said.
The SOA recently released a new degree option, the Professional Accounting Program, where students can earn their bachelor's and master's degree in accounting in five years. This structure is increasingly used by the best programs, and provides a streamlined pathway for career placement opportunities.
The program is also focused on increasing the number of women in the program and points to the success of students like Jill Aoki and Bri Campbell Killpack, another accounting graduate who was also the 2013 USU Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
"It has been amazing to watch the USU School of Accountancy transform into a nationally recognized program of excellence," said alumnus Mark Erickson. The future is bright— I'm excited for the current and future students as they join an elite program that will truly make a difference in their lives and the lives of so many in the future. I am proud to say that I am a graduate of the School of Accountancy and continue to be so impressed with the leadership and vision at the Huntsman School."
In the end it is all tied to a firm belief that students are the foundation on which the past, present and future rest.
"This is all driven by the quality of students and their attitude and willingness to study, learn and develop," noted Walther. "If that doesn't happen, nothing happens."
Left to right: Department Head Dr. Larry Walther with students, 2012 Elijah Watt Sells Award recipients Jill Aoki and Anthony Lemon, 2013 Elijah Watt Sells Award recipient Tyson Irwin, Professor Jef Doyle, Professor Nicole Forsgren Velasquez, Professor Cliff Skousen, Bri Campbell Killpack, the 2013 USU Whitesides Scholar Athlete of the Year


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The New York City Career Exploration Trip is comprised of a team of 15 students and is led by Huntsman School faculty member Paul Fjeldsted. Students who attend this trip enjoy a fast-paced three-day experience exploring careers in some of the best financial firms in the world. An evening alumni reception is generally incorporated into the trip. The alumni reception provides students the opportunity to network with former Aggies who currently live in the New York City area.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art Collection has outstanding examples of visual art from 1945 to the present with a strong focus on surrealism, minimalism, conceptual photography, and work by Chicago-based artists. These highlights from the 2,500 objects in the collection are arranged alphabetically by artist's last name and range in media from painting, sculpture, and photography to installation and video. Each object is accompanied by an image and a short description. Although not represented here, the MCA also has over 3,000 examples in its collection of artists' books.
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Hailee Steinfeld at MaxMara's Fall 2013 show in Milan.
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Wondering who fashion's brightest, youngest actress is this year? Look no further than MaxMara's annual crowning of the 2013 Women In Film MaxMara Face Of The Future Award winner. The prize, which is given to a young actress every year, is a pretty solid predictor of what young ingenue is going to majorly step up her fashion game in the year to come, and also an indicator of a starlet who hasn't been a sartorial slouch in years prior either. Last year's award was given to Chloë Grace Moretz, who already had a taste for Chanel, but has since gone to countless fashion shows, been on countless magazine covers, and been named the face of Aeropostale. So who is going to be blowing up our Instagram feeds with her stylish swag in 2013? Hailee Steinfeld, ladies and gentlemen! Yeah, we know you're totally not surprised, she has already been the face of Miu Miu, after all.


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|Overturned Conviction to Lead to Release of Man in Avery-Mitchell Prison
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A North Carolina man sentenced to life in prison in 1992 has been ordered released from the Avery-Mitchell Correctional Center after a judge overturned his conviction for sexual offense Tuesday.
The request to release Jonathan Scott Pierpoint came from Duke Law School's Wrongful Conviction Clinic, and Clinic officials say Superior Court Judge Charles P. Ginn agreed Tuesday, ordering the conviction for first-degree sexual offense overturned and the charges dismissed. Madison County District Attorney Jerry Wilson didn't oppose the motion, the case from his jurisdiction. Duke officials say a child was 8 years old when he accused Pierpoint, but he recanted his story about five years later. Correction Department officials said Pierpoint was still being held yesterday at the Avery-Mitchell Correctional Center.
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Gang-rape Suspects Return To Court
Indian police personnel guide a prisoner transport vehicle at an... ニュース写真2012年 インド集団強姦事件,インド,チンピラ,ニューデリー,交通輸送,囚人,建物入口,性的暴行,横長,殺人,法,法廷審問,職業,警察,輸送手段Photographer SAJJAD HUSSAINCollection: AFP 2013 AFPIndian police personnel guide a prisoner transport vehicle at an entrance to the Saket District Court in New Delhi on January 10, 2013 at the hearing of a gang rape and murder case. A defence lawyer accused Indian police Thursday of beating confessions out of five men charged with murdering and gang-raping a student in New Delhi, as they were due to appear in court again. AFP PHOTO/SAJJAD HUSSAIN (Photo credit should read SAJJAD HUSSAIN/AFP/Getty Images)


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LOWVILLE A Turin man admitted Friday in Lewis County Court that he drove drunk and recklessly last summer in Lyons Falls.
Cody J. Amidon, 21, of 6334 E. Main St., pleaded guilty to first-degree reckless endangerment and misdemeanor driving while intoxicated, also satisfying charges of aggravated DWI, reckless driving and unlawful possession of marijuana. Sentencing was set for July 12.
Mr. Amidon was accused of driving a van over the speed limit July 12 in the town of Lyonsdale while a passenger was hanging out the side door skateboarding, going on the wrong side of the road while on two wheels and going off the road and nearly hitting a building in Lyons Falls.
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Lee R. Souva, 21, Copenhagen, pleaded guilty to two counts of fourth-degree criminal sale of marijuana, also satisfying a third count of that charge and two counts apiece of third-degree criminal sale and possession of marijuana. Sentencing was set for July 12. Mr. Souva was accused of selling the drug on multiple occasions in both November and January.
Josh A. Janczewski, 27, Lee Center, was arraigned on charges of fourth-degree criminal mischief and second-degree harassment and pleaded guilty to those charges. Sentencing was set for July 12. Mr. Janczewski was accused of, on Jan. 16 in the town of Leyden, damaging a 2000 Chevrolet Lumina owned by Amy Marolf and grabbing her finger.
Jeffrey A. Ward, 41, of 7584 S. State St., Lowville, was arraigned on a charge of second-degree criminal contempt and pleaded innocent. His case was adjourned to June 14. Mr. Ward was accused of violating an order of protection April 11 in the village of Lowville by pushing Ashley Ward to the floor.
Luis J. Pabon Jr., 39, formerly of Lowville, had his case of three counts of third-degree criminal sale of marijuana, two counts of fifth-degree criminal possession of marijuana and one count of fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana adjourned to June 7. He is accused of selling marijuana on several occasions in Lowville.
Patrick J. Elliott, 37, of 518 W. Main St., Apt. A, Watertown, had his case of first- and second-degree rape and endangering the welfare of a child adjourned to June 7, with a possible trial date set for Sept. 9. He was accused of having sexual intercourse with a girl under the age of 15 on Dec. 9 in the town of West Turin.
Daniel S. Rounds, 29, of 7178 Murphy Road, Port Leyden, had his case of two counts apiece of first-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child and single counts of first-degree criminal sexual act and forcible touching adjourned to June 14. He was accused of having oral sex with a child under the age of 11 between June and September 2008 in Port Leyden and inappropriately touching the child in November in the town of Lyonsdale.
Thomas C. Hanno Jr., 38, Lowville, had his case of fourth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance adjourned to June 7. He was accused of selling hydrocodone in October in Lowville.
Jody L. Wetmore, 38, Glenfield, had his case of two counts apiece of third-degree criminal sale and possession of a controlled substance adjourned to June 7. She was accused of selling morphine in October and November in Lowville.
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DEXTER The village wants to sell the municipal building it has outgrown at 100 Locke St. to the Brownville Joint Fire District to let the Dexter Volunteer Fire Department stay there, but the parties have yet to agree on a purchase price.
The village has the building listed for sale at $350,000, and plans to use the proceeds to build its new offices on a village-owned site on Liberty Street. Village officials hope to break ground next year.
The Fire Department, part of a district that includes the Brownville and Pillar Point volunteer companies, leases five truck bays at the building from the village for $1 a year; it pays for its own utilities.
The seven-member district commission submitted its second purchase offer this week to the village after the village Board of Trustees rejected its initial bid of $187,000 in March.
Dexter Mayor James R. Eves, who did not disclose the price of the new offer, said he is optimistic a deal will be reached, although he said the village cannot sell the building for well below its assessed value of $538,000.
We think the best option would be to sell the office to the fire district, but were still in negotiations and havent come up with a price, he said. After its first offer was rejected, the fire district started looking at land around here to buy, but they realized it would be far more expensive to build something than buy the municipal building.
If the village cant negotiate a deal with the district, he said, the board probably will postpone the village office project. The board does not wish to sell the building to an outside party, Mr. Eves said.
If youre going to sell property that taxpayers own, you have to get a fair market value for it, Mr. Eves said. Everyone on the board agrees. But this is a small-town community, and we need the fire department here.
The 30-member Fire Department, for its part, doesnt want to leave, either, and would prefer to continue leasing the space, district Chairman William K. Archer said.
We dont really want to be a property owner, to be perfectly blunt, Mr. Archer said. The department has been there since day one. We use the bays to house the trucks and equipment to provide fire protection for the village of Dexter.
The 8,500-square-foot building, built in the late 1960s, is being marketed and sold for the village by Bayview Shores Realty, Dexter. The villages planned 3,500-square-foot building, to be built near West Bradley and Liberty streets, will cost in the range of $500,000 to $600,000, Mr. Eves said. Designed by Fourth Coast Inc. of Clayton, the building will include four offices, an archive room, a multipurpose room and a basement. Parking spaces will be in the front, side and back.
Mr. Archer said the Brownville fire district is still investigating other locations for the Dexter department, in case it doesnt buy the building. The village firetrucks could possibly be housed at the Pillar Point department, he said.
If the district buys the building, he said, it plans to keep the community room available to residents. It is now used by church, music and Scouting groups.
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This is a modiffied fortress mode with respawns and high speeds. PigSty patch is needed to work. The settings are as following,
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