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Next to brown sugar pie, this is my favorite chess pie. There are several theories as to how these pies came by their name. Some say that "chess" is a corruption of chest, meaning that these pies were so rich they could be stored in chests at room temperature. Others offer a different explanation: It seems that long ago when a good plantation cook was asked what she was making, she replied, "Jes pie," which over time became "chess." Still others insist that "chess" derives from cheese, as in the English lemon "cheese" (or curd). According to food historian Karen Hess, "cheese" was spelled "chese" in seventeenth-century England. In her historical notes and commentaries for the 1984 facsimile edition of Mary Randolphs Virginia House-wife (1824), Hess writes: "Since the archaic spellings of cheese often had but one 'e' we have the answer to the riddle of the name of that southern favorite Chess Pie.' "
When I lived in New York, I baked dozens of lemon chess pies for the annual Gramercy Park fund-raiser and they sold as fast as I could unpack them. From that experience, I learned to buzz up the filling in the food processor. I even grate the lemon zest by processor. Heres how: Strip the zest from the lemons with a swivel-bladed vegetable peeler, then churn it with the sugar to just the right texture. I next pulse in the lemon juice, then the eggs one by one. Finally, I drizzle the melted butter down the feed tube with the motor running. Thats all there is to it.
YIELD: Makes 8 servings
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- Finely grated zest of 3 large lemons
- Juice of 3 large lemons
- 5 large eggs
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- One 9-inch unbaked pie shell (see About Pie Crusts, below)
1. Preheat the oven to 325°F.
2. Combine the sugar, lemon zest, and lemon juice in a medium- size bowl. Beat the eggs in, one by one, then add the butter in a slow stream, beating all the while.
3. Pour the filling into the pie shell, slide the pie onto a baking sheet, and bake on the middle oven shelf for about 45 minutes or until puffed and delicately browned.
4. Transfer the pie to a wire rack and cool to room temperature before cutting; don't fret when the filling begins to fall. This is what gives chess pies their silken texture. Cut into slim wedges and serve.
About Pie Crusts
If you still make your own pastry, good for you. Many people are too busy to do so today and I occasionally plead guilty myself. Some frozen pie crusts are excellent; find a brand that you like and stick with it.
Note: If you use a frozen pie shell, choose a deep-dish one and recrimp the crust to make a high, fluted edge. This will minimize spillovers, which so often happen with pies. Recrimping is easy: Simply move around the edge of the crust making a zigzag pattern by pinching the dough between the thumb of one hand and the index finger and thumb of the other. Takes less than a minute. Also, before you fill the pie shell, set itstill in its flimsy aluminum tininside a standard 9-inch pie pan; this is for added support.
To avoid spillovers, I slide the pie onto a heavy-duty rimmed baking sheet, preheated along with the oven to ensure that the bottom crust will be as crisp as possible.
From the book A Love Affair with Southern Cooking: Recipes and Recollections by Jean Anderson. Copyright © 2007 Jean Anderson. Reprinted by permission of William Morrow Cookbooks, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories401
- Carbohydrates58 g (19%)
- Fat18 g (28%)
- Protein5 g (11%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (43%)
- Sodium164 mg (7%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber2 g (8%)
- Monounsaturated Fat6 g
- Cholesterol137 mg (46%)

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EAST CARBON - William Lee "Mick" Dickson passed away at home Oct. 22, 2008.
Mick was born June 29, 1940 in Georgetown, Ill., to Orren (Mike) and Edith Dickson. On Aug. 31, 1991, he married Karen Baldwin and was with her until his death.
In 1945, Mick's father was recruited by U.S. Steel to work in the coal mine at Horse Canyon so the family migrated to Utah. They loved Utah and stayed.
Mick loved the outdoors and spent as much time there as he could. He loved exploring, hunting, fishing and riding.
When he was very young, he loved trapping.
Mick loved sports and was a devoted New York Yankees and Green Bay Packers fan. He played baseball as a youth.
He was a graduate of Carbon High.
Mick worked for U.S. Steel until 1983, when he went to work for Valley Camp coal mine. For the last years of his life, he worked for the city of East Carbon, a city he loved and never wanted to leave.
He is survived by his wife, Karen of East Carbon; his four daughters from a previous marriage with Glenna Gilson, Miki (Clint) McInelly, Valerie Dickson, Paula (Kenny) Vigil and Leslie (Tanner) Dickson-Christensen, all of Price; two stepsons, Shane Baldwin and Troy (Denise) Baldwin; four grandchildren and four step-grandchildren; a sister, Joni (Tony) Parrish; and two nieces of Salt Lake City.
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Water above the Hartwell Dam is occasionally released into the Savannah River. Banners celebrating the 50th anniversary of the dam are on light posts around the government-run facility.
Hartwell Dam and the Savannah River from the U.S. 29 bridge between South Carolina and Georgia.
The control room at the Hartwell Dam.
Turbines at the Hartwell Dam and the Savannah River, which separates South Carolina and Georgia.
A turbine inside the Hartwell Dam.
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You'll use the Airblaster Men's Merino Wool Ninja Suit for more than just skiing or snowboarding. Whether you're a master mountaineer or an apprentice learning the ropes of the alpine dojo, you will appreciate the wonderful warmth, superior moisture management, and funk-fighting skill set of the miraculous merino wool fibers and fabulous four-way stretch Lycra material.
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Height: 6' 0"Weight: 165 lbsSize Purchased: Medium
I got the green/yellow ninja suit for base layer/pajama purposes. Sleeping in the suit is actually quite a comfortable experience. I have not tried it as a base layer yet - but it's merino wool so I have no worries about that! The only thing I dislike is the "crotch fit", the crotch sits very low - makes ambulation a bit restricted - hence, the waist string I would guess. However, the string doesn't work that well - since tying it too tightly rubs the skin around the waist and if you keep it loose - the crotch starts to sag. Overall I am very happy and satisfied with this suit!
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Using the Ninja Suit for its intended purpose during the skiing offseason.
My 'go to' base layer
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It's merino wool so doesn't smell. Stops any exposed bits of flesh between top and bottom. Access for answering the call of nature is easy. Only 3 weeks in it so far so can't comment on durability. Points to note:
It is a fairly thin wool, so don't expect it to be super chunky. Follow the size guide - I'm normally a small, but the guide suggested a medium for me at 5'7" / 150lbs and this was correct. I have selected 'true to size' based on the recommended fit, but bear mind that you may be recommended a size larger than you'd expect.
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i recently recieved this as a gift for christmas...im 6'0 about 150..i got the medium because i was worried about the length..size was perect..fits like a glove with alittle room aroun the crotch...Now i really put this to the test..on a recent trip to vermont where the lows were single didgets to around 15 below..i wore just my ninja suit,insulated ski pants,top fleece and my insulated ski jacket..and i felt fine the whole day...well worth the money in my opinion...i dont think my army polypro wasnt going to cut it out there
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super warm. super comfortable. easy to maneuver in the restroom. I'm 6'2" 175lbs and i bought the large and it fits perfect. just long enough and fits well in the arms and shoulders.
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LOVE LOVE LOVE it! This is probably the best thing that has ever happened to me right next to masturbating and beer! If you areon the fence about buying these get right the hell off and do it you wont be disappointed! These things will keep ya toasty warm all day long and after a week of riding wont even smell bad! I wear mine almost everyday! Wool is the only way to go! I am 6 foot 1 weigh 175 and the Large fits me Perfectly!
I'm 5ft. 4 inches & weigh 175 lbs what size should I get - I've wide hips / a pear shape .
B-A-A-A-A-A-D ass Ninja Suit!
One of my most tried and true, must-have pieces of winter gear ever! And fall and spring too I might add. THe design of the Ninja Suit is really dialed. The hood is key, easy on, easy off, stretchy and fits perfectly, great for on-th-fly temp regulation. One piece design is awesome, seals out cold air or snow 100x better than separates (top + bottom), 4-way stretch material is unrestrictive and comfy. How to go to the bathroom, #2 for guys and both for ladies? Its so easy. I'm pretty sure its faster than separates, no untucking, re-tucking. Just unzip the waist / hip zip and sit or squat!! Anyway, a Ninja Suit is a MUST HAVE, and the MERINO version is 110% awesome!!
I'm 5'7" 175 and wear a medium. It fits well. I'd say they run 1/2 size large, at least if you want it snug. But I recommend having a little room in it, as you'll want to wear your Ninja Suit solo to your apres activity of choice.
Layering: Normal winter day, I wear mine with a thin merino T and boxer briefs underneath. That is enough heat for me 99% of the time, but its generally no colder than 20F where I live. Also, with the under layers, I don't have to wash the Ninja Suit that way for a loooong time.
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These things are amazing! I used to have the normal ninja suit but I found the cost of the merino was well worth the extra days without smell and wider range of temps I could use it in. The one piece keeps you from ever having to experience snow touching skin. The fit and design give it the right amount of stretch where you need it. I was skeptical of the waist zip but after giving it a try, it really functions well for using the bathroom. When it gets really cold I'll throw on a fleece and put the hood on under my beanie. I'm 6'1", 165 lbs and the large fits me perfectly.
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I am on my 3rd Airblaster Ninja Suit. I purchased my first one 6 years ago and have NOT worn a 2-piece baselayer since. I will wear my Merino Ninja Suit with just a shell on hill from 20F to 45F and be perfectly comfortable. Under 20F, I'll throw on a flannel or sweater and be totally comfortable - still with just a shell. This is a truly versatile and essential product. Also, with the Merino Wool, I only have to wash it every 10 or so uses, which is very convenient. Just hang dry to get the stank out. I am 6'2" and 205 lbs, I wear an XL, but could wear a Large if I wanted it to be real snug. The stretch of the fabric is quite nice, so size selection depends more on personal fit preference. Lastly, the waistband zipper is perfect for pooping, have never had an issue and it is quite easy / quick to use without even taking off your jacket.
what size would you pick at 5'8" 150lbs? size chart suggests a medium but i'm normally a small...
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The medium in this suit would fit you best. The small would be just shy of the length you would need. The medium should fit you well.
Ben, did you get the suit? How does it fit? I am 5'7" 146lbs. I'm looking for the same but not too loose.
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POTSDAM The individual championship of the 77th annual Northern New York Six-Man Golf Championship is up for grabs after Fridays opening round at the Potsdam Town and Country Club. Fifteen players are within four strokes or less of the lead.
However, the quest for the team championship may be just about over, even before todays final round is played.
Watertowns Joe Tufo and Massenas Anthony Viskovich are co-leaders after each carded a 75. But Watertown (464) leads second-place St. Lawrence (483) by a whopping 19 strokes in the team standings heading into todays action. Massena (488) is third followed by Malone (494), Carlowden (497), Ives Hill (501), Tupper Lake (520), host Potsdam (521) and Gouverneur (538).
We didnt have our whole team last year, we were missing a few of our top guys when we finished fourth. But today everybody shot in the 70s and thats a good showing, said Tufo who recently placed second in the Watertown City Championship. Ive never won this and Im playing pretty good golf right now. Id like to hang in tomorrow and win, added Tufo who shot a strong 34 on the front nine before struggling to a 41 on the back nine.
I hit in the hazard on 14 and chipped in with a six. Then a putt just flipped out on 17. I was just trying to get in the house and I was happy to finally get there with a 75.
Viskovich took the opposite path to his 75, settling for a 40 on the front nine after a double bogey on the ninth hole before bouncing back strong with birdies on 13, 14 and 16 en route to a back-nine 35.
I was walking from nine to 10 and I was a little upset with myself. But those birdies really got me back in it and Im pretty proud I came back like that, said Viskovich. I made some good par putts, putting was definitely the key today...Watertown has a good lead, but we have a couple guys who didnt play their best today and I know theyll pick it up tomorrow.
Rounding out the field for Watertown, which last won the event in 2011, it was Brian Phillips (76), Dan Mullin (77), Tim Phillips (78), Jason Sweeney (79) and Bob Phillips (79).
St. Lawrence received rounds of 78 from both John Pezdek and Joe Keniston followed by Bill Gotsch at 79. Aaron Jones and Rob Brown each carded 82s.
Also for defending champion Massena, Mike Mailhot and Max Pelifian each shot 79.
Other finishers under 80 included Steve Ahlgrim of Ives Hill and Mike Reilly of Gouverneur, both at 76, along with Wayne Roberts of Tupper Lake at 79.
Host Potsdam struggled on its home course on Friday. They were led by Jim Williams with an 82. Potsdam won the inaugural event in 1934, and owns nine team titles overall, but hasnt won since 1980.
In the Junior Division, defending champion Devin Delisle leads comfortably with a 76 while in the Senior Division Paul Lambert of Massena leads with a 78 over Ralph Larson of Watertown with an 81.
In the Super Senior Division, Bill Ford of Potsdam leads with a 75, six strokes ahead of Massenas Omar St. Louis. Ford is aiming for his third straight Super Senior title.
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A true Socratic method is based upon a small group concept in which students are encouraged to ask and answer questions while guided to the truth by the teacher. The emphasis is on oral discussions, not taking notes. In law school, practicality dictates that students answer rather than ask questions. Here, notes can play a vital role in the learning process.
First, it's important to understand the difference between undergraduate and law school expectations. Typically, undergraduate professors tended guide the discussion by "laying it out" by lecture or study notes or powerpoint. Law schools professors question, question, question, question, so you may need to decide the answer for yourself. This involves some self-teaching and at times you might feel overwhelmed by the professor's expectation. However, you need to adjust to the reality and give the professors what they want in terms of understanding material and being able to use the law to answer further questions. So, it's your job to deliver!
Why notes?
Taking notes is an integral part of the learning process. You need to determine if you are "getting" the point of the discussion and if you have zeroed in on the rationale and reasoning of the cases. Finally, notes are a great way to track the professor's progress through the course, both as to the subject matter and as to how the professor got there. You can also use your notes to pinpoint where you got lost.
In another section, pre-class preparation was discussed (See, Preparing for Class - In Praise of the Brief). Suffice to say, you need to get ready for class because the professor will generate many questions - and you need to be prepared to explain.
One way you can help yourself is by trying to read the particular professor in your class. Notice her lecture style, whether she "briefs" the case during the lecture, and how she uses hypotheticals. Note also if she uses policy besides the black letter law, and if she eventually provides an analytic approach to apply the rules. Obviously, you will need to determine this as the course goes along, but this can be an invaluable tool to deciding how to respond to exam questions. For example, once you have decided that a particular property professor uses public policy, you can develop a code system to designate any policy argument that were (or could have been) used in a particular case. This can help you anticipate the professor's questions. All this can then be incorporated into your pre-class preparation.
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One way to maximize the class experience is to try to take meaningful notes that tell you something when you reread them. If, however, you are lost and confused and don't know what is significant - get as much as you can - and review later to keep the important and dump the unnecessary. This is particularly useful in the beginning of the course before you have learned the professor's style of teaching. Start with your prepared notes, and using some way to distinguish, add your class notes. You might wish to literally divide your notes in half - with the prepared information on one side, class notes on the other. This can help you quickly highlight information that the professor found pertinent and note the additional information that you missed. This process can assist you in learning to spot issues and finding the rationale and reasoning in the cases.
One point should be clarified regarding note taking. When you were an undergraduate - what techniques worked for you? Law students sometimes thing they need to reinvent the wheel and do everything in a certain manner. In reality, if you found typing on your laptop helpful and a way to keep you focused - great! If you find making flowcharts and charts by hand more helpful - do that! Work with what has worked in the past - and add new methods as needed.
Beyond simply taking down facts of the case, rules and analysis, you also need to remember where all these notes are going to ultimately lead you - the exam. And the exam questions will use different factual situations to determine if you can make a leap from these case facts to some other factual situations. In exams, you generally find that the "answer" is not obvious - you will have to explain why the rule does/does not apply. Moreover, you will notice that the exam facts are generally more complex than the case facts. So make sure you add all hypotheticals so that you have even more situations to add to your collection of information (So, for example, you might learn that under the case facts AND this hypo's facts, this rule applied. Or, you might discover that the rule does apply under that case facts, but not under the facts of the hypo.) Hypothetical situations then allow you to practice on a mini-scale how to apply the rules to a new set of facts. So don't forget them in your notes.
Similarly be aware of policy questions, and any other question that the professor considers significant. Highlight these clues to the professor's approach to the topic. Try to particularly indicate the "why" questions - they give the best hints.
Using Notes after Class- the Postmortem
Beyond the obvious ability to answer questions regarding the who, what, where, why of the case, your brief can also serve to critique your legal analysis. After class, take a few minutes to review your brief: did the professor agree regarding the facts? Holding? Did the professor make the same assessment regarding the case and its application of the law? As you move through the semester, these review session should provide more positive feedback as you get better at briefing.
In addition, consider any hypothetical that the professor discussed in class. Would these new facts change the application of the legal theory? Did the hypothetical facts demonstrate that the policy arguments don't make sense? Think about how these new facts apply and incorporate them into any final conclusions you have.
Finally, ask yourself if you have a concept of how the law and theories fit together: can you see the "forest for the trees." Think about referring back to your table of contents, syllabus, or if necessary, an outline to provide context for the new information you have learned from class. You will then be better equipped to brief for the next class' assignment. This process of reduction is vital because it helps you select the important ideas and key concepts.
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The Mets, Yankees, and three other teams have expressed interest in OF Ben Francisco, tweets Mark Hale of the New York Post.
Michael Baron, ContributorFrancisco fits best as a backup or utility outfielder. His best years came in 2008 and 2009 while with the Indians and Phillies, but he has not played regularly since then. He's right-handed, and can play all three outfield positions, and so he's a fit from that perspective. But he's not a particularly good defender and doesn't provide much value offensively either.
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Wilkes authorities have arrested one man, and listed another suspect in the Ronda armed robbery from Tuesday, and they listed a vehicle description, notifying area law enforcement of the second suspect and his red Ford pickup with SC registration. Authorities arrested Corey Paul Higgins, 28,
of Dobson, and filed warrants on Matthew Keith Seymour, 31, of Rock Hill, S.C., charging both with armed robbery. The bulletin warned law enforcement that Seymour had been involved in violent interactions with law enforcement in the past, and urged extreme caution. The Wilkes Sheriff's Office said that Higgins confessed to robbing a woman at the State Employees Credit Union Cashpoints ATM in the Clingman Pitstop parking lot near around 7 a.m. Tuesday when interviewed by Wilkes Sheriff's Department investigators Wednesday. Higgins was apprehended thanks to information received from another law enforcement agency and was jailed in the Wilkes County Jail under $25,000 secured bond late Wednesday afternoon.
Wilkes Sheriff's Office authorities said the two were connected to an attempted robbery in the Bojangle's parking lot in Jonesville about 6 a.m. Tuesday, an hour before the Wilkes incident, and that Higgins and Seymour are being investigated in connection with incidents in other area towns due to information Higgins shared, according to the Wilkes Sheriff's Department.
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Of all the things talked about surrounding Donnie Walsh's departure, few are talking about his support of Herb Williams, the long time Knicks assistant and former interm head man. With talks of a defensive minded coach being hired, it may spell the end of Williams on the sidelines for the Knicks, although the Post has a conflicting report that Williams may be retained with the other three.


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I love it - but I agree with the above: everyone would just assume you said Amelia and you and your daughter would constantly be correcting people on the spelling. If you don't mind, that's one thing - I do think it's such a gorgeous name. But it could get annoying, people always getting the name wrong.
I don't love Emilia Cora, but Emilia Coraline is gorgeous!!Current Favorites
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It's really cute.I'm not feeling incredibly profound at the moment. Check back later.


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CUMBERLAND - Camalle F. "Cammie" (Howell) Almeida, 37, of Stella Dr. passed away Thursday in the Philip Hulitar Center, Providence. She was the beloved wife of Marco Almeida.
Born in Bartleville, OK she was the daughter of Bradley G. and Mildred (Brunn) Howell of Grand Prairie, TX. She had resided in Cumberland since 2008.
She was employed by the Merrill Lynch Corp., Lincoln office for the past nine years. She was also a U. S. Air Force veteran.
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At Higher Bowden we pride ourselves on our facilities for families with young children. All of our cottages are suitable for babies and toddlers and have individually made stairgates. We can provide cots (wooden or travel), high chairs and booster seats. Extras such as plug protectors are also available on request. To make life easier for mum and dad, washer/driers are present in all cottages, along with dishwashers, DVD players and a range of digital TV channels.
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A woman involved in the anti-fluoride movement and a candidate with ties to a staffer of state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie are running for the Watertown City Council.
Cody J. Horbacz, 27, and Jasmine W. Borreggine, 27, are running along with incumbents Teresa R. Macaluso and Jeffrey M. Smith.
Mr. Horbacz and Mrs. Borreggine, both 2004 Watertown High School graduates, have never run for political office.
They alleged council members fail to listen to their constituents, mentioning the so-called roommate law as an example. Mrs. Borreggine is campaigning on allowing residents to have more freedom after getting involved earlier this year in lobbying the council to eliminate fluoride from the public water supply.
Mrs. Borreggine also said she does not believe dogs should be banned at parades, the Watertown Farm & Craft Market and other events.
City Council should not be telling us who can live in our homes, where we can take our dogs, what kind of plants we should have in our front yards, she said. And what should be in our water supply.
Mrs. Borreggine, office administrator for Emmanuel Congregational Church and a coach with the NNY All-Starz cheerleading squad, contends council members should be held to a professional standard. They should also show more respect to residents, she said.
Its time for a change, she said, adding she is supporting Mr. Horbacz, her former WHS classmate, in his run for office.
This spring, Mr. Horbacz attended a council meeting when a controversial zoning change was debated. He said he became upset to see some council members not responding to residents concerns over the issue.
I think people my age are left out of the conversation, he said.
The zoning issue revolved around a Thompson Boulevard homeowner who complained her neighbor was living with his fianc�e and two friends in the neighborhood of single-family houses zoned as a Residential A district.
When the national media and a British publication picked up the story, council members ended up embarrassing the city with their vote, Mrs. Borreggine said. They drew criticism for trying to regulate lifestyles and living arrangements.
Everybody knew what it was about, she said. It had to do about roommates living in a house.
Mr. Horbacz, a service consultant with Fuccillo Chevrolet, supports the city building a dog park and the ban on canines at public events.
Mr. Horbacz, who supports showcasing and expanding the citys cultural arts, said he became interested in running after noticing THAT a deteriorating New York Avenue playground sat neglected.
Timothy Scee II, a staffer for Sen. Ritchie, wrote and distributed the campaigns released statement for his friend.
It has nothing to do with my job, he said, adding Sen. Ritchie is not involved in the nonpartisan election.
Ms. Macaluso, 54, owner of the Brew Ha Ha, 468 Coffeen St., won a City Council seat four years ago when she ran for office for the first time.
She opposes the citys use of fluoride, citing the health risks critics claim are associated with it. She was also against the zoning change, saying she was worried how it could pit neighbor against neighbor.
She contends she listens to her constituents she votes the way they want her to vote.
I believe my decisions are consistent, she said. If Im elected again, I would continue to be consistent in my votes.
Ms. Macaluso said she worked hard to keep the Mercy nursing homes closing in the public eye because it could have ended up in city hands if a developer had not been found for the Stone Street complex. COR Development Co., Syracuse, recently announced it is acquiring the property and plans to demolish it and mainly build housing in its place.
She has also helped put into place what was needed for two developers to complete their plans to turn the vacant Woolworth building on Public Square into 50 apartments. She noted city government has gone through major changes during the past year or so, with the hiring of a new city manager and city clerk.
I think council worked well together and it went smoothly, she said.
Mr. Smith, 43, a neurosurgical physicians assistant and co-owner of QuikMed Urgent Care Center, 727 Washington St., has served on the City Council for 12 years.
While he backed the zoning change, Mr. Smith disagreed that council members have a tendency not to listen to residents, reiterating he voted for the zoning amendment to protect single-family homes in Residential A districts.
Just because we didnt agree with you on an issue doesnt mean we didnt listen, he said, pointing out he was 23 when he first ran for office and he is sensitive to including the viewpoints of people in that age range.
He mentioned the recent discussions about fluoride as an example of how the council listens to both sides of an issue. So far, Mr. Smith said, he is leaning toward getting rid of fluoride but he hasnt made up his mind.
A supporter of the citys growing Parks and Recreation Department, Mr. Smith, a father of four who also is active in youth hockey, has pushed for making improvements at the Watertown Municipal Arena and city pools. Both projects are moving forward this year, he said.
I want to continue to work hard in making changes in the community, he said.
As a council member, he helped the city improve its finances by cutting $10 million in debt and boosting its bond rating, Mr. Smith said. He and other council members have also reduced the citys tax rate by 34 percent since 2006, he added.
During his stint on the council, he has also pushed city staff to further develop use of alternative energies. He mentioned his support of overhauling the citys wastewater treatment plant by turning its sludge into methane gas. It will save taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy costs and produce electricity for city use, he said.
In 2011, he ran an unsuccessful campaign for mayor against incumbent Jeffrey E. Graham.
At 23, he was elected to a two-year term on the former Jefferson County Board of Supervisors for the citys 3rd Ward. He is seeking his fourth term on the council.
Council members are elected citywide in a nonpartisan race. A primary will be held in September only if five or more candidates submit valid petitions. In a four-candidate race, the top two vote-getters are elected.
Candidates can start circulating petitions June 4. Mr. Horbacz is kicking off his campaign with an event from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday at Downtown Bistro 108, 108 Court St.
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Incomparable. That's the word Triumph used to describe its new Daytona 675 on its debut back in 2006, as the first three-cylinder Supersport contender created under the FIM's new class rules equating 600cc fours with 750cc twins and 675cc triples. But that turned out to be a double entendre, as this unique triple systematically laid waste to its four-cylinder Japanese rivals in successive comparison tests, carving out a solid slice of middleweight sportbike sales for the British manufacturer. Truly incomparable.
But seven years on and 29,406 examples of the Daytona 675 later (counting both the standard version updated in 2009 and the uprated 675R variant launched the following year), the Triumph triple is no longer unique.
Triumph admits the new three-cylinder MV Agusta F3 launched 12 months ago actually outsold the Daytona 675 this past year - although winning the British Supersport title with Aussie Glen Richards might have provided some consolation. But Triumph had its retaliation already planned, and it has arrived in the shape of what amounts to a completely new motorcycle that shares little in common with the previous Daytona 675 model beyond its overall three-cylinder architecture. Oh, its front fender, turn indicators, and footpegs. As Triumph's Product Manager Simon Warburton, head of the R&D team working on the new bike since midway through 2009, is at pains to underline, everything else is new - from its higher-revving, torquier and more powerful shorter-stroke engine to its lighter, stiffer chassis. It's a total triple transformation.
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Comb through Facebook photos and all you'll see are smiles.
At times, the USO at Camp LSA on Ali al Salem Air Base, Kuwait, looks more like a family barbecue than a respite amid a staging area for war.
USO Camp LSA has been a place for deployed troops to kick back since it opened in March 2006. But just like most USO centers in conflict areas, the good times at Camp LSA were always on the clock. That clock is scheduled to run out June 30, when the USO closes its doors at Camp LSA as the camp itself prepares to shutter the shop. The USO will relocate its Camp LSA resources to Camp Arifjan, which is also in Kuwait.
"I'm going to miss the family-like atmosphere here at Camp LSA," said Travis Sparks, the USO's center manager there. "It's a small camp so everyone works closely together to accomplish the mission."
USO Camp LSA serves as a transition center for troops traveling in and out of Afghanistan, whether it's for deployment or rest and recuperation. Sparks, five duty managers and 116 volunteers keep the center up and running. The center features free connectivity options for troops (Internet access and phones), along with hallmark USO comforts like snacks and toiletries, TVs and video game consoles.
Sparks has worked at USO Camp LSA for about three years and will also move to Arifjan. He said the base's most popular offerings are the same ones you can see in the Facebook photos: Hookah Night, Cornhole tournaments and "Ticket to the Stars," where the USO paid for troops to go to the local movie theater to watch the latest release.
At its height in 2011, the center was serving more than 30,000 troops a month. It served a shade more than 1 million troops between 2008 (when the USO started counting downrange center visits) and April of this year.
"I learned so much from these brave men and women, forged lasting friendships and felt their appreciation for having a USO center they could call home so far away from home," said Piper Hardin, the center manager at Camp LSA from March 2011 to October 2012 before becoming a director in the USO's Major Gifts department. "I learned first-hand what our services and programs mean to our troops."
The new USO Camp Arifjan is slated to open later this summer. It will offer similar services to Camp LSA and will be open 24 hours a day.
"Over the years, the small cadre of USO employees and volunteers have made a huge impact on transitioning service personnel, as well as supporting the troops living and working [at Ali al Salem Air Base]," said Bruce Burda, USO Regional Vice President for Southwest Asia. "We are all excited to continue this legacy at Camp Arifjan, where we will have a larger center more capable of supporting this major installation in Kuwait."
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo may be in for a surprise as more than 600 old-fashioned telegrams from environmental advocates, business owners and concerned citizens are headed his way.
Save the River, Clayton, and Citizens Campaign for the Environment coordinated the telegram drive to demonstrate how outdated they believe the current regulation plan for the Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River system is.
D. Lee Willbanks, Save the Rivers executive director, said 595 telegrams were delivered to the governors office Monday morning and about 100 more are on their way.
In a joint news release, the groups again urged Gov. Cuomo to take a stance and support Plan Bv7 a new water regulation proposal by the International Joint Commission that could replace the existing, half-century-old management plan.
Our communities know that Bv7 is a better solution, but we cant seem to get through to the governor using todays technologies, so were trying 50-year-old technology, Mr. Willbanks said in the news release. Hopefully, we wont have to resort to singing telegrams next ... or Morse code!
Mr. Willbanks said Monday afternoon that while he does feel sorry for Gov. Cuomos staffers who must open his mail, Bv7 supporters are hoping to get the state leaders attention through the effort.
Last month, Save the River and other conservation groups together submitted 9,170 letters and petition signatures supporting Bv7 to Gov. Cuomos office.
Opposing any change to how the lake and river water levels are regulated are mainly waterfront property owners along the lakes southern shore, who fear an increased risk of flooding that would cause property damage and possibly lead to municipal sewage system failures.
Advocates, on the other hand, praise Bv7 as a modern plan that finally takes into consideration not only climate change but also environmental and recreational boating interests neglected under the original management plan.
Bv7 is the IJCs more balanced variant of an environmentally friendly water regulation proposal that mimics natural flows to restore wetlands and extend the recreational boating season.
Its an economic development issue as much as an environmental issue, Mr. Willbanks said. If we dont have a healthy ecosystem here, we dont have an economy.
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