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Great food is simple to prepare. Mark Bittman has written a comprehensive book for every cook—aspiring and experienced—who longs for simple recipes that yield delicious food. It is for first-time cooks who want to learn the basics of good cooking from a reliable, contemporary source. It is for cooks who are time-pressed and need to get healthful meals on the table with a minimum of fuss. It is for old pros who yearn to brighten their repertoires with innovative recipes and tempting flavors. This is the cookbook of today's generation of cooks, setting new standards in good home cooking. How to Cook Everything was written for you. Here are more than 1500 recipes and variations for all occasions that reflect the way you cook today. The recipes are simple to prepare. More than half can be completed in less than 30 minutes, and many more in less than 60 minutes. The emphasis is on fresh, widely available ingredients, basic equipment, and healthful techniques. How to Cook Everything covers, quite literally, everything. The recipes are accompanied by sound advice on serving suggestions and time-saving techniques. More than 250 explicit step-by-step illustrations make preparation easier than ever. If you want to prepare healthful, delicious food with confidence and ease; if you are searching for a collection of reliable recipes that reflect the pure flavors and simple techniques of contemporary cooking; if you enjoy a cooking experience that is both pleasurable and creative; How to Cook Everything is the book you will want to own. You'll find these special features and many others in this extraordinary book:
Nationally known cooking authority Mark Bittman shows readers how to prepare great food for all occasions using simple techniques, fresh ingredients, and basic kitchen equipment in this relaxed, straightforward approach to cooking.
Great Food Made Simple
Here's the breakthrough one-stop cooking reference for today's generation of cooks! Nationally known cooking authority Mark Bittman shows you how to prepare great food for all occasions using simple techniques, fresh ingredients, and basic kitchen equipment. Just as important, How to Cook Everything takes a relaxed, straightforward approach to cooking, so you can enjoy yourself in the kitchen and still achieve outstanding results.
Praise for How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman:
"In his introduction to How to Cook Everything, Mark Bittman says, 'Anyone can cook, and most everyone should.' Now, hopefully everyone will — this work is a rare achievement. Mark is in that pantheon of a few gifted cook/writers who make very, very good food simple and accessible. I read his recipes and my mouth waters. I read his directions and head for the kitchen. Bravo, Mark, for taking us away from take-out and back to the fun of food."
-- Lynne Rossetto Kasper, host of the international public radio show "The Splendid Table with Lynne Rossetto Kasper"
"Mark Bittman is the best home cook I know, and How to Cook Everything is the best basic cookbook I've seen."
-- Jean-Georges Vongerichten, award-winning chef/owner of Jean-Georges
"Useful to the novice cook or the professional chef, How to Cook Everything is a tour de force cookbook by Mark Bittman. Mark lends his considerable knowledge and clear, concise writing style to explanations of techniques and quick, classic recipes. This is a complete, reliable cookbook."
-- Jacques Pepin, chef, cookbook author, and host of his own PBS television series
"Sometimes all the things that a particular person does best come together in a burst of synergy, and the result is truly marvelous. This book is just such an instance. Mark Bittman is not only the best home cook we know, he is also a born teacher, a gifted writer, and a canny kitchen tactician who combines great taste with eminent practicality. Put it all together and you have How to Cook Everything, a cookbook that will inspire American home cooks not only today but for years to come."
-- John Willoughby and Chris Schlesinger, coauthors of License to Grill
How do you update a classic? For his bestselling, award-winning How to Cook Everything—the modern bible of home cooking—Mark Bittman started from scratch, going page by page, recipe by recipe, carefully blending the best of the beloved original with appealing new recipes and fresh, current information. The result is an even more useful and authoritative cookbook, ready to inform, inspire, and guide new and accomplished cooks alike—the single book to turn to for every kitchen endeavor.
Bittman has added hundreds of new dishes, and completely updated the remaining recipes and every line of guidance. New features abound: Each chapter now opens with "Essential Recipes," a section that highlights the core dishes for every cook's repertoire, such as building blocks for simple soups or ten ways to cook any seafood. He has also expanded the chapters on vegetables and fruits, grains, beans, and desserts. New charts will help you customize recipes with a variety of flavors and ingredients, and new how-to illustrations bring the total to nearly 400. With this revision, Bittman also tags fast, make-ahead, and vegetarian recipes with icons for easy menu planning.
The new How to Cook Everything provides a lifetime's worth of quick, simple, and delicious options. Its 2,000 recipes and variations cover everything from Pad Thai and Carrot Salad with Cumin to Simplest Whole Roast Chicken, Six Ways and Traditional Apple Pie. All of the recipes are easy to prepare—more than half can be completed in 30 minutes (many in even less time)—and none requires special equipment or fancy techniques. Throughout, the emphasis is on fresh, widely available ingredients and healthy, uncomplicated preparations.
As always, Bittman's recipes are instantly appealing, uniquely accessible, and refreshingly straightforward. And many of the special features you loved in the original are still here, too, fully updated. Bittman's thoughtful and inspiring sidebars and lists (like "Twenty-Five Pasta Sauces You Can Make in Advance") and suggested menus for every occasion make How to Cook Everything more valuable and indispensable than ever—the one cookbook you need for fast and flavorful home-cooked food every day of the year.
About the Author
Mark Bittmanis among the country's most widely respected and beloved food writers and home cooks. His must-see weekly New York Timescolumn and videos, "The Minimalist," and his regular appearances on the Today show showcase his mastery of teaching the art of cooking. Bittman has written more than a dozen cookbooks, including the blockbuster How to Cook Everything Vegetarian. He is also the host of an ongoing series of public television shows based on How to Cook Everythingand other books.
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The 102 Essential Recipes in This Book.
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How did it all begin? In this BrainPOP, movie Tim and Moby introduce you to the most prominent scientific theory about the start of the universe: the Big Bang theory! Find out when the idea came about, who thought it up, and how it became so widely accepted. You'll also see what scientists think happened shortly after the Big Bang, and how all the resulting matter and energy is thought to have spread out to create everything in the known universe! It's a big universe out there, so you might as well learn about its early days!
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Despite his insistence that politics have no place in commencement addresses, President Obama again extended his dedication to partisanship when he spoke to the graduating class at Ohio State University about their future, while defending the government's general role in society and the economy. The president insisted that anti-government statements are nothing more than rhetoric used to "gum up the works" and are intended only to damage community, civic duty, and economic progress.
An audience of over 57,000 almost filled the university's football stadium for the ceremony, 10,000 of whom were expected to receive their diplomas. While emphasizing the economic peril that has burdened their generation — asserting his age-old "worst since the Great Depression" catchphrase — Obama reminded the class of 2013 of the utmost importance of serving their communities.
Obama's Sunday excursion to Ohio University was his fifth to the campus in the past year — as he worked tirelessly to court young voters during the 2012 election cycle — but his first visit in his second term, which has been ridden with a number of contentious political issues, including immigration, gun control, and the ongoing woes of the federal deficit. The president heatedly defended his big-government ideology to graduates, advising them to ignore statements that discourage government expansion.
"Unfortunately, you've grown up hearing voices that incessantly warn of government as nothing more than some separate, sinister entity that's at the root of all our problems," Obama said at the commencement ceremony. "They'll warn that tyranny is always lurking just around the corner. You should reject these voices."
The president also imparted his belief that the economy is continuing its recovery and that hope lingers on the horizon for young working Americans. Contending that employment is on the rise, he insisted that Americans have "a sense of civic duty," and that newer generations will help thrust the United States deeper into prosperity with individual compassion and an influx of new ideas:
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The base data used has been Nima's vectors, SRTM elevation data to make a shaded relief and a georreferenced hand drawn shaded relief. The hand drawn shaded relif is not obvious when the map is looked in detail because the SRTM shaded relief gives all the detail to it, but when the map is looked in its extent what is seen is the hand drawn relief. ... They where merged at 10 % for hand drawn and 60 % for the SRTM shaded relief.
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In this video, Joe explains how to breathe with proper technique to give your vocal cords what it needs to produce sound.
The misconception many singers have is you have to push and over emphasize the use of a breathing muscle for support. The truth is, your vocal cords do not need much to create a nice sounding tone.
Pay attention to some of the keys Joe talks about in this video, in particular, the "singing with a candle in front of your voice" and "how babies breathe."


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The double line of storms that raked the area late yesterday afternoon brought downpours, high winds, and bushels of hail, pounding the area—and claiming two lives. Power was out in many areas as trees fell across power lines, roads, and into homes. Downed trees and lines claimed two lives
in Wilkes County, including a fireman, electrocuted in a call to an area where numerous live power lines were down among downed trees. The Winston-Salem Journal reports that Tony Barker, a member of the Mountain View Fire Department , was electrocuted at the scene of a small fire shortly after 3 p.m. after wind blew part of a large maple tree across power lines behind Dale's Tire & Auto on Traphill Road near the Yellow Banks Road intersection. The paper said that a woman who lives near the scene said she saw Barker bending over as if to look more closely where flames were coming from beneath a small metal storage building when he collapsed and she called for help. It appeared that Barker was electrocuted without touching the building, possibly by standing in water charged by the downed line. Other firefighters responded and pulled Barker away from the building. The paper says efforts by Mountain View Fire Department first responders and Wilkes Emergency Medical Services to revive Barker with CPR were unsuccessful and he was pronounced dead at Wilkes Regional Medical Center.
It was less than 10 minutes after the firefighter was reported down that Wilkes Communications received a report that a tree had fallen on a man along Mountain Valley Church Road in the Mulberry-Fairplains Fire District. The paper said that Maurice Kilby, who turned 77 Tuesday, died when a large white pine tree fell on him in his yard, quoting Mulberry-Fairplains Chief Ricky Gambill. Gambill said strong wind blew over both forks of the tree and the larger fork fell on Kilby's abdomen and chest. Kilby's wife found him and called for help, but he was dead when emergency personnel arrived, according to Gambill.
BREMCO reports Linemen with Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corporation worked into the night to repair damage to power lines and poles caused by a summer storm late Thursday afternoon. Outages began around 5 p.m. and were concentrated primarily in Caldwell County where the storm brought down trees and power lines and led to several broken power poles. A total of 4,000 members were affected . At 11:30 p.m., linemen were still working to repair damage in 43 different locations in the Dry Ponds area to restore power to 239 members. In Watauga County, 2,365 members were affected, with more than 2,000 in the Bamboo and Tweetsie Railroad areas. Scattered outages affected Deep Gap, Hound Ears and Sherwood communities. All power was restored in Watauga County by 11:30 p.m. In Ashe County, 682 members in the Warrensville area and 74 more scattered across the county were affected by downed trees and tree limbs on power lines. All were restored Thursday night.
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Covered San Francisco plan would bridge gaps between Healthy San Francisco and Obamacare
The whole point of Healthy San Francisco, the city's universal healthcare program, is to help people who can't afford health insurance get medical care when they need it. Despite the intentions of expanding access to healthcare under the Affordable Care Act, that goal won't necessarily be realized now that federal reform is underway.
Lately, we've gotten reports of San Franciscans hoping to enroll in Covered California, the state-run health insurance marketplace created under the ACA, leaving meetings with enrollment counselors in tears of frustration. Even though these would-be enrollees are technically eligible for Covered California – which makes them ineligible to stay in Healthy San Francisco – the insurance cost is nevertheless too high to be a realistic option.
"The most authoritative study says 40 percent of San Franciscans who are eligible for Covered California still will not be able to afford it," Sup. David Campos noted in a recent phone interview. At the tail end of a long Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, Campos introduced legislation that would create "Covered San Francisco," a health care option designed to remedy this coverage gap. "In high cost-of-living cities like SF, many will simply not be able to afford it," Campos said when he introduced the legislation.
The legislation is co-sponsored by Sups. John Avalos, Eric Mar, and Jane Kim. Drafted along with a team that included experts in healthcare and representatives from the city's Department of Public Health and City Attorney's Office, the proposal essentially does three things.
First, it seeks to close a loophole that incentivizes employers to comply with the city's health care law in a way that makes it harder for employees to access medical care.
Under the Health Care Security Ordinance, the law that created Healthy San Francisco, employers must contribute toward their workers' healthcare costs based on hours worked. In the past, they could comply by setting up standalone accounts, called healthcare reimbursement accounts (HRAs). If employees never tapped those accounts for healthcare needs, the businesses could take back the money they put in.
Under Obamacare, those standalone HRAs are now illegal. But some employers have discovered that they can still set up a different kind of HRA, called an "excepted benefits HRA," which can only be used toward ancillary care like vision or dental needs.
For employees who are sick and need some kind of medical coverage, these "excepted benefit HRAs" can result in a bind, because under the new federal law, workers are expressly prohibited from using them to obtain insurance through Covered California. And, if employees don't spend what's in these accounts, employers can still take the money back – making this option very attractive to employers looking to reduce spending.
Therefore, Campos' legislation seeks to make all spending to satisfy the local health care law irrevocable, meaning the employers cannot take it back.
"While individuals will face a federal mandate for the first time to purchase health insurance, they will not be able to use these accounts in these excepted benefit HRAs to actually meet that mandate," Campos pointed out, saying the legislation seeks to do away with "this perverse incentive" for employers to set up HRAs instead of going with an option that would aid employees in seeing a doctor when needed.
This change would leave employers with the choice of keeping ever-expanding HRAs on their books – which is a liability – or looking for a different way to comply with the city's healthcare law. Other options include providing insurance for their employees, or paying into a locally administered health-care program known as the "city option."
Many employers already use this city option, and Campos' proposal would change how it works. First, workers would sit down with city health officials for a consultation. From there, if workers were eligible for Covered California, they'd be enrolled, and they would get additional subsidies to make it more affordable. This system would be known as Covered San Francisco.
Workers not eligible for Covered California, such as undocumented residents, would be enrolled into Healthy San Francisco. And healthcare accounts would be set up for those who didn't fall into one of the other two categories.
The third thing the law would do is require the city's health department to extend Healthy San Francisco coverage to include anyone not already covered by the ACA, either due to economic hardship or because they lack an affordable health insurance option.
Already, the newly introduced legislation has some detractors in the Golden Gate Restaurant Association, a business entity that sued the city several years ago to challenge employer requirements under Health Care Security Ordinance.
Gwyneth Borden, executive director of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association -- which brought and unsuccessful legal challenge to HCSO when the city adopted it -- said her group takes issue with the idea of making HRA spending irrevocable. "The irrevocability does limit the choices – the city is trying to force the hand of the employer, to choose the city option," she said. "The city's making it more restrictive."
She also said the GGRA was concerned about transparency. "What they're saying is that … that entire cost wouldn't have to sit in an account for an employee; it would fund the system," in the event that an employer selected the city option, Borden said. "If they're arguing that the employer has to spend every cent of the dollar on health care for the employee, then the city should have to do that as well."
But Borden said GGRA had litigated on this issue before, and therefore would not be able to bring their opposition to the courts again. Borden also added that GGRA wanted to make one thing clear: "We applaud Sup. Campos' efforts to broaden the city option," she said, "and get more people health care."


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From designing rooms to dressing them, interior designer Denise Fiedler's attraction to the art of collage began when she stumbled upon a box of vintage books and newsprint in her attic. These ephemeral fragments of literature proved inspirational for Denise, who decided to transform her attic's forgotten library into art.
To construct this charming outline of iconic shades, she carefully carves shapely silhouettes from the yellowing pages and she then assembles the cutouts into endearing pastiches that adeptly capture the shape of summertime specs. Evocative of beaches, vacations and wistful, sprawling days spent in the sun, Denise's delightful depiction of this summertime fashion necessity brings a bit of this laidback season to your home year-round. Handmade in San Francisco, California.
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- The papers used are vintage, and while the artist makes efforts to use archival quality glues and grounds, keeping these works out of direct sunlight will enhance the longevity of the color and quality of the paper.
Each piece celebrates that which delights and is hand made and one of a kind, so each will differ slightly, having been assembled from different found antique and vintage papers, yielding unique surprises.
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Denise Fiedler
A lover of books, Denise Fiedler takes vintage pages and papers and incorporates them into representational images, designing through that with which catches her eye and imagination.
Denise has worked in the visual arts in Chicago, Boston & San Francisco.
Her current venture is paste, a new and creative take on the art of collage.
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The Catholic University for Independent Thinkers
The University of Dallas is home to a number of centers and projects that are devoted to a deeper exploration of topics closely connected with the University's mission.
A forum for serious and informed discussion of the common good which brings to bear upon this discussion the insight and wisdom of the Christian intellectual tradition.
Dedicated to promoting the study of Thomas More, especially the contemporary implications of his principles of statesmanship in the pursuit of peace.
Committed to education, practice, and research that protects, defends and secures the digital world.
Providing training and continuous learning for working professionals.
A project within the Department of Education that is committed to forming an academic "community of practice" both on campus and online where pre-service and in-service teachers can construct what it means to teach...for the first time or all over again.
A book series of medieval Latin texts with English translations, edited at UD and published by Peeters of Louvian (Belgium).


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Cavalia celebrates the relationship between humans and horses, virtually reinventing the equestrian arts, cleverly integrating acrobatics, dance, aerial stunts and live music.
Cavalia was conceived by Normand Latourelle, one of the co-founders of famed Cirque du Soleil. Don't miss them, they are at the Marina Bay area.
Standard Chartered card holders get 10% discount.
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Singapore Night Festival
The Singapore Night Festival is back in its 7th edition!
Anticipate more extraordinary light, musical and art performances this year. The crowd-favourite, Night Lights, will also return this year as part of the festival. Paying tribute to the power of nature and the creation of light, the myriad of light art installations will provide a respite to our […]
The League Against Evil: A DC Super Heroes Exhibition
View interesting collections on display such as DC Comic Super Heroes stamps from Singapore Philatelic Museum's permanent collection, special issue of Singapore Post MyStamps on DC Comics and BATMAN, and the stamp artworks, as well as rare original comic art pages and collectibles on loan from collectors. Pose for photographs with life-size comic covers of […]


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Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, County Population Estimates by Demographic Characteristics - Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin; updated annually for states and counties. http://www.census.gov/popest/counties/asrh/. 2010 Census of Population and Housing for places; updated every 10 years. http://factfinder2.census.gov.
The data on race were derived from answers to the question on race that was asked of all people. The U.S. Census Bureau collects race data in accordance with guidelines provided by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and these data are based on self-identification. The racial categories included in the census questionnaire generally reflect a social definition of race recognized in this country and not an attempt to define race biologically, anthropologically, or genetically. In addition, it is recognized that the categories of the race item include racial and national origin or sociocultural groups. People may choose to report more than one race to indicate their racial mixture, such as "American Indian" and "White." People who identify their origin as Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish may be of any race.
The racial classifications used by the Census Bureau adhere to the October 30, 1997, Federal Register notice entitled, "Revisions to the Standards for the Classification of Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity" issued by OMB. These standards govern the categories used to collect and present federal data on race and ethnicity. OMB requires five minimum categories (White, Black or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, and Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander) for race. The race categories are described below with a sixth category, "Some Other Race," added with OMB approval. In addition to the five race groups, OMB also states that respondents should be offered the option of selecting one or more races.
White. A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa. It includes people who indicate their race as "White" or report entries such as Irish, German, Italian, Lebanese, Arab, Moroccan, or Caucasian.
Black or African American.A person having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa. It includes people who indicate their race as "Black, African Am., or Negro" or report entries such as African American, Kenyan, Nigerian, or Haitian.
American Indian and Alaska Native. A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North and South America (including Central America) and who maintains tribal affiliation or community attachment. This category includes people who indicate their race as "American Indian or Alaska Native" or report entries such as Navajo, Blackfeet, Inupiat, Yup�ik, or Central American Indian groups or South American Indian groups.
Asian. A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam. It includes people who indicate their race as "Asian Indian," "Chinese," "Filipino," "Korean," "Japanese," "Vietnamese," and "Other Asian" or provide other detailed Asian responses.
A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands. It includes people who indicate their race as "Native Hawaiian," "Guamanian or Chamorro," "Samoan," and "Other Pacific Islander" or provide other detailed Pacific Islander responses.
Some other race. Includes all other responses not included in the "White," "Black or African American," "American Indian or Alaska Native," "Asian," and "Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander" race categories described above. Respondents reporting entries such as multiracial, mixed, interracial, or a Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish group (for example, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or Spanish) in response to the race question are included in this category.
Two or more races. People may have chosen to provide two or more races either by checking two or more race response check boxes, by providing multiple responses, or by some combination of check boxes and other responses.
The concept of race is separate from the concept of Hispanic origin. Percentages for the various race categories add to 100 percent, and should not be combined with the percent Hispanic. NonHispanic White alone are individuals who responded "No, not Spanish/Hispanic/Latino" and who reported "White" as their only entry in the race question. Tallies that show race categories for Hispanics and non-Hispanics separately are also available.
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January 1, 2012
Sharing Memories 2012 (Week 1): First Chidlhood Memory
If you are just joining us, you can take a peek at the last two years' of topics by clicking on the Sharing Memories tab at the top of the blog. You can jump in at any time and you can skip topics that you don't like. There are no rules, and the topics are just a guide if you want or need them.
The goal is to write - to get your memories down on paper before they are lost.
I vividly recall standing in a small room at the back of our house on York Street in Ajax. High above my head was a beautiful shiny silvery object. I loved that object. My mother and father and older brothers would go to it, and spin it round and round using its long handle. It made a noise too. I was fascinated - to me it was so shiny and beautiful! I couldn't reach it but I wanted to touch it so badly.
Years later I found out that my beloved object was a pencil sharpener. Remember those? They hung on the wall at school in every classroom. It must sound odd but that shiny object was so beautiful to me and so fascinating. I often wonder if that is when I first developed a love of patented every-day items. I collect antique coffee grinders and scales and I'm fascinated by and drawn to other patented mechanical objects. Who knows why a simple pencil sharpener would fascinate a little girl so much but it did.
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- Stephanie said...
I can definitely see how a pencil sharpener would fascinate a child! I miss the old hand-crank sharpeners. They had such personality compared to the electric ones of today. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to a year of memories!
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Me too Stephanie!
I've got so many ideas and memories that I want to write about - the problem is finding the time! Doing it once a week keeps me on a bit of schedule and forces me to keep writing :-) Glad you're going to join us!
- Susan said...
Lorine, thanks so much for posting your ideas for the "Sharing Memories" project! I am joining in! I appreciate all that you do to help others with their genealogical research and writing their family histories...you are a blessing!
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Hi Susan - thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you are joining us :-)
- Cheri Hopkins aka You Go Genealogy Girl #2 said...
Here I am at 60 and I have exactly one of those old Boston sharpeners on my wall yet today just like in your photo. It was my Dad's and still works better than any electric I have ever owned! Looking forward to trying my hand at these Sharing Memories" posts.
- cindy said...
I've never really given a lot of consideration to writing down my memories for descendants. In this digital age I guess I figured they'd easily be able to find me.
But I can see where a handwritten journal with my stories might be a find for someone in the future.
And I already have a cool journal for this purpose.
It's funny how something you've read many times all of a sudden makes perfect sense today! LOL!!
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Cindy - I"m sure descendants WILL find us! But those are impersonal records, dry facts....
They will never know US, our personalities, our likes/dislikes, the memories that make us who we are unless we leave a legacy behind in the form of a journal.
For me the beauty of a journal is that it's not a daily diary of my present life, it's a compilation of my memories of my parents, my siblings, my grandparents, etc
I love journalling! I hope you do join in :-)
- Anglers Rest said...
Lovely story & a great weekly theme that I spotted on Turning of the Generations.
One of my earliest memories is the small jars of ink that we had under our seats in elementary school. We made the ink by soaking crepe paper in water. We used the different color inks in our writing lessons. We would fill in different designs with push pull strokes or circles. It was a fun way to learn cursive writing.


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With a humble nod to Puck Daddy, we take a look at the Islanders' new third jerseys that debuted tonight.
The jerseys were probably the worst kept hockey secret on the Internet over the past few weeks. First leaked by someone associated with designing them and then just about as confirmed as you can get without the team acknowledging them; found by Icethetics in a River City Sports catalog. Tonight, we have official confirmation from the team at their 'Winter Wonderland' gala that the black and blue jerseys are, in fact, the team's new thirds for the year.
The black third jerseys follow a trend across the league where teams are adopting black jerseys with Carolina and Boston coming to mind. Although black seems logical and well-intentioned to stick with the current trend around the league, it usually doesn't get paired with blue. I believe that's a fashion faux pas but I'd have to ask Sean Avery for more about fashion.
Like them or not though, any perceived failure of these jerseys by the fanbase will likely be magnified by the team's on-ice struggles. That can't be ignored because third jerseys are, for all intents and purposes, cash grabs. Doesn't matter what team or league we're talking about, in the business of sports that is what they are. For a team that could probably use the cash, any perceived or actual missed revenue due to the design itself is unfortunate.
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So, it is only a jersey but with the team's er, history with jerseys it's certainly a topic that will be a polarizing one in Islander Country. I leave it to you, fans. What do you think of the third jersey? Will you buy it? Let your voice be heard in the poll below and in comments.
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The Cubs appear to have shutdown the offense for the season. They were shutout Tuesday for the second straight game, the first time they've been blanked in back to back games since July 21-22 at St. Louis. They've lost 29 straight games when scoring three runs or less, dating to a 3-2 win against the Cardinals on July 28. They'd like to end with at least one more "W."
"Whenever you go into the winter when you finish good as a starter, whether you're swinging the bat really well, you have a lot better winter, you sleep a lot better," Dale Sveum said. "It makes a big difference how you finish."
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On Monday, the Cubs managed two hits. On Tuesday, they mustered four, and went 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position.
"Deja vu [from] last night," Sveum said. "Not a lot of good at-bats, not a lot of quality at-bats again and left some guys, striking out with guys in scoring position. It kind of typifies the whole season these last two nights, swinging the bats."
Sveum will shake up his lineup for Wednesday's finale, and use the reserves. Expect Starlin Castro to start at shortstop, which would be Game No. 162 for him, but Adrian Cardenas, for example, will start at second.
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There appears to have been a second small controversy over remarks delivered at the podium at Sunday night's Cincinnati Entertainment Awards. At least this time it didn't involve anyone's penis.
Before Mr. Rhythm Man, who spins stacks o' shellacks every Saturday night on WNKU (89.7 FM), presented the award for R&B/Funk, he offered his thoughts on the past and future of King Records, which was a major topic throughout the evening's event. Earlier in the day a historical marker had been unveiled at the former King studio and offices in Evanston, followed by a reception to celebrate a proposed new King studio and community center being developed by Xavier University, Ultrasuede owner John Curley and others.
The city of Cincinnati is prepared to formally recognize King Records' place in the city's cultural history with a historic marker, a partnership with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a King-oriented class or lecture series, a King Records Center on the campus of Xavier University and a prominent role in this year's Cincinnati Entertainment Awards for Music (CEAs). City Councilman John Cranley, Bootsy Collins and others announced the plans at a news conference this morning at the former King Records site in Evanston.
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Cranley read from a motion he introduced to City Council that asks for up to $10,000 in city funds to install a historic marker on the former King Records office/studio in Evanston to be unveiled on Nov. 23, with the remaining funds used to book a former King recording artist to perform at that night's CEAs. This year is the 65th anniversary of the founding of King Records in Cincinnati.
The Rock Hall of Fame in Cleveland has agreed to construct, donate and maintain the historic marker, and if Cranley's funding request is granted the Rock Hall president has agreed to attend the marker unveiling and the CEAs. The institution also will work to develop a class or lecture series on King Records at Cincinnati State.
Other newsworthy items from this morning:
• Xavier officials are looking into developing a King Records Center on campus, a history exhibition that also could be a working recording studio for use by students and the public.
• CityBeat Marketing and Promotions Manager Dan McCabe announced that the 12th annual CEAs for music will be the first event held at the reopened Emery Theater in Over-the-Rhine. The CEAs were the final public event at the Emery just before it closed in 1999.


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It seems that a lot of people would like to have a secondary water system to water their lawns and gardens, but discussion the last couple of weeks in meetings held in Carbon County has brought out that to install such a system county wide, proponents would have to overcome some difficult obstacles.
"It think the biggest problem on getting any kind of a system installed isn't the physical energy and money it would take to do so, but finding the actual water shares to allow it to happen," said Carbon County Commissioner Mike Milovich at the Carbon County Intergovernmental Council meeting last week.
But just getting the shares for everyone may not be enough either. Physically, the area often doesn't have enough water to supply even what is needed today.
At the Price City Council meeting last Wednesday night Gary Sonntag, the public works director for the city, pointed out that the water situation this year, will actually be worse than last year unless something drastic happens.
"Scofield Reservoir presently has 15,784 acre feet of water in it," he told the council. "Last year at this time it had 19,998."
He also pointed out that snow packs in the drainage that feeds Carbon County, contrary to public perception, are very low. According to Sonntag Mammoth has 55 percent of normal and the White River and Indian Canyon drainages are only at 56 percent. Some experts say that during the warm spell the state had in mid-March, some snowpacks were decreasing at two to three percent per day.
"I think a lot of people were fooled into thinking we had a lot of water because we had so much snow in the valley this winter," stated Sonntag.
Total snowpack measurement as determined for the state and areas within it, are judged on April 1 of each year. Much of the water that has already melted from the white stuff has run into the ground rather than into reservoirs, largely because of the a five year drought that has left the soils in the state parched.
That short run situation of course, has little bearing on what could be done with a secondary system in the long run, because it takes years to design and put in such infrastructure.
There are many people that maintain that secondary systems save water, but that statement is a bit deceptive according to one official.
"Secondary systems, in as of themselves do not save water," says Price River Water Improvement District (PRWID) manager Phil Palmer. "What saves the water is the fact that those systems when installed pipe canals and ditches, which consequently cuts down drastically on the evaporation and seepage. The only way a secondary system actually saves water in end use is if it is metered"
Palmer's agency has been at the forefront of requests from some residents to look into a system that could provide such a system for the entire county. But the problem is that PRWID, began in 1961 as primarily a water district and then expanded to also put sewer systems into the unincorporated areas of the county, is not at this point supposed to be involved in secondary water systems.
Over the past few years various parts of the county have had their agricultural water changed over to pressurized systems. But that work was done in conjunction with canal companies that have been utilizing the services of the county's water expert and federal funding to get the projects done. In addition, most of the systems in the county do not include hookups for everyone, but only those who have shares of water on a canal system.
Recently the membership of the Spring Glen Canal voted to not allow anymore hookups to their piping system that was installed two years ago. On some streets in Spring Glen and Carbonville where that secondary water exists, there are only a few people with actual connections to the system, because the others did not have shares when the system was put in.
Wellington installed a system for all of it's residents a few years ago, but according to Milovich, the city comes to the county each year to lease shares the county owns to supply water to residents. That move that the city made to provide hookups for all residents was not without controversy either. Some of the residents of the town that had shares were upset when everyone in town got the water, because many of those that were hooked up had no shares.
"It's been basically unfair as far as I am concerned," says Jan Minich, a resident of Wellington. "I owned shares of water and then the city comes along and pipes everything and gives the water to everyone. Despite the fact I own shares, I still pay the same fee everyone else does, even though I own an interest in the water."
Minich says that the city has tried to buy his shares but he won't sell because he's concerned about getting water if he gives up his interest in it. He also points out that secondary systems are not the answer to everything.
"There are a lot of trees dying along ditches that used to be filled with water, including some on my property," he says. "We need every tree we can get in this county, but no one except those losing them seem interested in that."
Wellington's decision to pipe secondary water to all residents was unique in the county and some feel other cities could do the same. However, not all cities can or will do that.
"Within a short time all the canals and ditches in Helper City will be piped," states Mayor Joe Bonacci. "But without shares of water the canal companies will not let just anyone hook up to them. Our city doesn't own primary shares so right now nothing can be done for secondary systems for everyone in our town."
Delynn Fielding, the economic director for Carbon County lives in Emery County where some of the cities have pressurized a system for residents use.
"From a consumers point of view these systems make sense,' he states. "We had to turn over a share of water or an equivalent dollar value for it. Most of the residents don't use all the water we are allotted so the city actually gains because of that."
While all water that falls or naturally occurs within Utah is actually owned by the state, companies and individuals have perpetual use of water based on time honored tradition and law. Terms such as riparian rights and beneficial use come into play anytime water is discussed. People are certainly territorial about land, but about water, particularly in the west, they are even more adamant.
"The transmission loss problems that piped systems solve also creates another problem," says Milovich. "In a sense they create extra water that was traditionally lost and there is a chance if that water is not used the federal government could claim it under the conditions of beneficial use."
In other words water that the county may "save" could be taken downstream because Carbon isn't "using it."
A recent request from the residents of the Circle K subdivsion to both PRWID and the county commission has prompted some of this renewed interest in secondary systems. Steve Rigby, a former PRWID board member was the one who approached the two agencies.
"What I am interested in is getting a feasibility study done for our area," said Rigby at the county commission meeting two weeks ago. "We just see that there is money to be saved in having such a system."
At the present time, a feasibility study is the real issue. That would determine how much water would be needed, how the rights to that water could be acquired, what kind of system could be installed and of course it would possibly answer the biggest question of all, the cost to install it.
But these studies take a lot of money, and getting those funds is a problem that many people are working on.
"We might be able to get a grant for 50 percent of the money for such a study, but coming up with the other 50 percent is very tough," says Palmer. "We can't use the money we have for regular water systems or sewers for such a project. It would have to come from somewhere else."
Milovich said that getting grants from the Community Impact Board, of which he is a member, for anything to do with secondary water systems is difficult.
But a feasibility study is probably not the biggest problem proponents face. Much of the water right in the area is owned by private companies or individuals, who may feel much like Minich. To turn what is a private matter into a public one without either large monetary or political costs would be almost unimaginable or more likely impossible.
"Right now people can and are doing their own thing," says Palmer. "A group of residents can start their own special service district and put in a system."
It's all a matter of fortitude and money. Palmer points out that in these days of high costs for doing anything, the road restoration after putting in a system is as or more expensive than actually installing the system.


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WATERTOWN The legal battle for ballot lines in the race for New Yorks 21st Congressional District has begun in earnest.
Republican Elise M. Stefanik, the Willsboro businesswoman and former White House policy adviser, issued a statement Tuesday attacking her primary opponent Matthew A. Doheny for submitting what her campaign called potentially fraudulent submissions for the Conservative and Independence lines.
Unfortunately, after reviewing the petitions submitted and notarized by the Doheny campaign for the Independence and Conservative Party Lines, it became very clear that the Doheny campaign was more worried about inflating numbers and not about following the legal petitioning process, James Walsh, Ms. Stefaniks campaign attorney, said in an emailed statement.
Mr. Walsh said Ms. Stefaniks campaign has filed objections to Mr. Dohenys Conservative and Independence Party petitions.
Mr. Doheny responded by defending his campaigns petitions and accusing Ms. Stefanik of playing political games.
The snow is finally gone but we still have time for reindeer games, David M. Catalfamo, a spokesman for Mr. Doheny, said in a news release. The only fraudulent games played with this important process were by the Stefanik campaign when they knowingly signed the cover sheet of Independence petitions legally attesting that she submitted the required number of signatures to qualify for the ballot. The Stefanik petitions fell nearly 1000 signatures short of the number required by law. We are confident that our petitions will withstand any legal challenge and Matt will be the Independence Party nominee.
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CAPE VINCENT The Town Council has tentatively agreed to a set of rules that, if enacted, would prohibit public water users in Cape Vincent from making unauthorized connections and reselling water to neighboring properties.
You cant do any other extensions and you cant resell. In other words, the only one thats billing for water use should be the town, Councilman Clifford P. Schneider said. If youre going to be an outside user, you have to come forward to the town on why you want to be an outside user, and you have to sign a contract thats agreeable to the town and the towns attorney.
This uniform set of rules would apply to all of Cape Vincents water districts, including District 2, where the town suspects a dozen unauthorized hookups were made.
Created in 1997, Water District 2 has three sanctioned users: former Town Councilman Donald J. Mason, Wesley A. Bourcy and state Department of Agriculture and Markets Commissioner Darrel J. Aubertine and his wife, Margaret S., who own a Hell Street property.
The district draws water from the Development Authority of the North Countrys regional water line on Favret Road.
District 2 residents have said they oppose the town boards plan to extend the district to include outside users and take control of water lines that were installed entirely with private funds.
But Cape Vincent officials, who have said that these unauthorized extensions are a health and liability concern for the entire town, want private water lines in Water District 2 to be thoroughly assessed and outside users to be recognized appropriately.
After an unsuccessful attempt to map private connections made to Water District 2 and get the state comptrollers office to launch an investigation, town officials started drafting rules aiming to get all water users into compliance.
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Somehow, amidst the waves of rain, the High Country held the 4th of July. While emergency crews still responded to areas of flooding on roadways, trees down, and all of us reacted to flash flood warnings, there were still a parade or two, bands played—albeit under shelter—and folks turned out.
The Boone parade had an amazing attendance in spite of periodic downpours with moments of almost sunshine as the clouds occasionally separated. Much of the afternoon saw fireworks of a meteorological variety, as thunderstorms raced through the area, raking the area with heavy downpours. Still, there were some folks adding the noise of their own fireworks to the displays. Today, there are fewer of the bands of rain racing south to north, dumping Gulf and Atlantic moisture—the pattern we've been in over a week now—and by tomorrow, we may actually start to come out from under the constant waves of deluge—maybe in time to save some Independence weekend festivities, especially tonight with the Tams in Newland and tomorrow in Blowing Rock. We'll see. But now the task begins to work on the damaged roads—especially Avery County Roads, washed over, washed out, some places crumbling after the 8 or 9 days of deluges. Places like Elk River Road—Blevins Creek , Three Mile, the Heaton Church area, Mullen Hill, and areas of Ashe on NC 88 east, Warrensville, Lansing, NC 194. Flooded homes, stranded vehicles—the assessment may lead to some disaster consideration by the state or federal government.
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After achieving a national ranking early in the season, the College of Eastern Utah women's basketball team has struggled. This past weekend's games were no exception.
On Thursday night the CEU team hosted the College of Southern Idaho. It was a battle of the Golden Eagles versus the Screaming Eagles with the Screaming Eagles making most of the noise.
CEU went over five minutes in the middle of the first half without hitting a shot. The home team had good defense in that first half to keep the game close and they did have a flurry of scoring to end the period and pull within three of CSI.
However, the cold streak returned in the second half. CEU shot only 26 percent against the 52 percent shooting of their opponents.
They also tried to score with the long ball throwing up 12 from outside the arc, but only one of those went in. On the free throw line, they shot only 50 percent, making five of 10.
In the end it wasn't much of a contest with CSI out scoring CEU by 13 for a final score of 66-53.
The women then had a chance on Saturday night to redeem themselves against the Cardinals of North Idaho College.
The Golden Eagles wasted no time in establishing an early lead. Even though they were only shooting 37 percent, they sunk 13 out of 15 from the line. They went into the locker room with a comfortable eight point lead.
When the second half resumed, they widened the lead to 18 points. It looked like they would cruise to an easy victory.
Then the wheels came off.
The Cardinals began to put the pressure on. They clawed and scrapped their way back into the game. They force turnovers and bad shots by the Golden Eagle squad.
CEU missed a couple of key free throws in the final minutes that could have iced the game for them and NIC hit a shot in the final seconds to send the game into over time.
The Golden Eagles came out hot at first and took a five point lead early in OT, but the Cardinals wanted the victory just a bit more. They hit a pair of free throws with seconds left to play that gave them a three point lead.
CEU had one final chance with a field goal, but the shot clanked off the rim and the game went into the loss column for the Golden Eagles with a 74-71 score.
The CEU women will head to Rangely, Colo. for a road game on Jan. 14.
The next home games for both the Golden Eagle teams will be Feb. 3 against Colorado Northwestern.