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Monday, April 05, 2010The Lady Bisons fell to 0-9 in the A-Sun conference on Saturday when they lost to Mercer University 7-0.
Lipscomb had a tough time finding good results in their doubles play.
Elizabeth Keevil and Mackenzie Bishop were defeated at No. 1 by Jennifer Lada and Amalia Bugge 8-1.
At No. 2 doubles, Danielle Hansen and Kara Jackson fell 8-1 to Anna Wieslander and Priscilla Dias.
Julianne McMeen and Carlina Jow lost to Stephanie Cohen and Sarah Hanna 8-2 at No. 3.
With the doubles point ending in favor of the Bears, the Lady Bisons entered singles play with a 1-0 disadvantage.
Bishop lost at No. 1 to Lada 6-3, 6-1, while Keevil fell at No. 2 to Weislander 6-2, 6-1. Lipscomb's deficit was now increased to 0-3.
Hansen played a close first set but lost some steam in the second, falling 7-6 (4), 6-1 to Bugge at No. 3.
Jackson played a solid match at No. 4, but unfortunately it was not enough to pull out the victory. Jackson fell to Dias 6-4, 6-3.
Jow was defeated at No. 5 by Cohen 6-2, 6-0, while McMeen fell 6-2, 6-3 to Hanna.
The Lady Bisons face A-Sun rival, Belmont University, on Tuesday, April 3 at Belmont. The Bruins are also 0-9 in the conference. Lipscomb and Belmont are both eliminated from postseason play.
1. Jennifer Lada/Amalia Bugge (MER) def. Elizabeth Keevil/ Mackenzie Bishop (LU) 8-1
2. Anna Wieslander/Priscilla Dias (MER) def. Danielle Hansen/ Kara Jackson (LU) 8-1
3. Stephanie Cohen/Sarah Hanna (MER) def. Carlina Jow/ Julianne McMeen (LU) 8-2
1. Jennifer Lada (MER) def. Mackenzie Bishop (LU) 6-3, 6-1
2. Anna Wieslander (MER) def. Elizabeth Keevil (LU) 6-2, 6-1
3. Amalia Bugge (MER) def. Danielle Hansen (LU) 7-6 (7-4), 6-1
4. Priscilla Dias (MER) def. Kara Jackson (LU) 6-4, 6-3
5. Stephanie Cohen (MER) def. Carlina Jow (LU) 6-2, 6-0
6. Sarah Hanna (MER) def. Julianne McMeen (LU) 6-2, 6-3


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LOWVILLE John J. Youngs doesnt mean to sound judgmental.
However, the former Lowville town justice, who was removed from his post in March after it was determined that he never ran for re-election last year, remains annoyed that he wasnt reappointed, but is not planning to seek to regain the job in this falls election.
I think I got a raw deal, Mr. Youngs said.
While the nine-year judge originally had planned to serve another four-year term, and even picked up nominating petitions earlier this month from the Lewis County Board of Elections, he said Friday that he likely will not run again.
I would be more disappointed if I were younger, he said. Over this situation, Ive lost a lot of my passion for the job.
Mr. Youngs, a retired state trooper and Lowville police chief, was first appointed to the judgeship in January 2004 and ran unopposed in the November elections of 2004 and 2008.
County election officials in March noticed the Republican judge should have run for another four-year term last November. Town officials had left the post off their offices to be filled list submitted to county election officials last year, and the omission was not noticed then.
Once the error was discovered, Mr. Youngs was stripped of his judgeship, and all open cases were transferred to the towns other judge, Republican Asa J. Holbrook.
I think this was a very excessive penalty for a technical mistake, Mr. Youngs said, adding that he was afforded no hearing or investigation in the matter.
The former judge said he initially believed he would simply be reappointed to the post through the end of the year but, after reporting the matter to an attorney at the state judicial resource center, he soon found out differently.
That was my first mistake, he said of calling the Albany-based center.
Later that evening, state Supreme Court Judge Charles C. Merrell personally delivered a letter notifying him that he was now a former judge, Mr. Youngs said.
I couldnt even get my personal stuff out of there for about three weeks, he said of his former office.
The state attorney generals office last Monday issued an informal opinion that despite there being no direct precedent for this case, the post should be filled only through a special election called by the governor. A Town Council appointment could be made if the vacancy occurred because of a death or resignation, but not for a failure to elect, it said.
Rather than request a special election, town officials plan to stick with a single justice through the end of the year and refill the vacancy through the regular election cycle.
Town Supervisor Randall A. Schell at Thursdays board meeting said he did not push to reappoint Mr. Youngs immediately out of fear that Fifth Judicial District officials ultimately might throw out all of his subsequent cases.
However, that rationale doesnt completely mollify the ex-judge, who said he thoroughly enjoyed his time on the bench and would have liked to see more support from local officials.
There is no precedent involved, Mr. Youngs said. Let them prove we cant do it.
He said he doesnt believe the failure to elect scenario necessarily fits his situation.
From my point of view, they stated I failed to run for election in 2012, Mr. Youngs said. There was no election posted for town justice in November 2012. How can I run for something that wasnt even posted?
While acknowledging that he should have been aware of when his term expired, the former judge said he certainly had no involvement in setting up ballots.
I dont mind taking some of the blame, but not all of it, he said.
During ongoing training sessions, town judges were told to avoid politics as much as possible, Mr. Youngs said.
I did that, he said. I stayed out of politics, and it cost me dearly.
While claiming his loss of the judgeship was unjustified and possibly illegal, Mr. Youngs said he doesnt plan to challenge it and is satisfied with the other candidates lining up for the position, including Judge Holbrook.
Because the sitting judges term expires at the end of this year, both four-year judicial spots will be on the November ballot, with the top two vote-getters earning four-year seats.
Along with Judge Holbrook, three other residents said they intend to run for judge this fall. They are Lowville Village Justice Patricia H. Yarina, who also served as Judge Youngs court clerk; Douglas J. Stano, a respiratory therapist at Lewis County General Hospital and former director of Lewis County Search and Rescue, and William R. Kiernan, who retired in February after a lengthy career as a state trooper and investigator.
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One year ago, she beat breast cancer... Something that inspired her to start a wellness center to help other women going through their treatments.
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every dungeon up to 50 is easy, Just need people to realize not to stand in the red zones.
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That fight is insane. Almost lost my sanity duty finding that and going through at least 40+ groups all week.
It doesn't help that the fight isn't tuned for 2 tanks at all and the second tank is just a subpar DPS.
Ugh just had my first bad experience with a Duty Finder group. Well, it was the Tank actually thinking he was some sort of gift from the gods.
He kept whining that we (the DPS) didn't attack his marked targets in order but to be honest, it was HIM that couldn't keep enmity on a SINGLE target. He marked one mob as 1, I kept attacking it and noticed that my enmity bar kept going up and up. So I did a test, I stopped attacking and guess what, the entire ROOM started to chase the Healer. So I asked him if it was the Healer's fault that he wasn't attacking his marked target and he raged saying that we suck.
How can I DPS if I have to stop every now and then to avoid the enmity bar going through the roof on the MARKED target? Was I wrong here? Normally I can count on the Tank never letting it go that high.
now for your thing, don't know levels & dungeons, but it seems like the tank shouldn't of been able to lose aggro on something he's focusing on. as for the heal aggro thing, as long as the healer isn't spamming AoE heals early on and not overhealing like crazy, then the fault's on the tank for not keeping an eye on the other mobs.
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Microsoft went on a shopping spree, buying up Nokia's phone and services division for a cool $7.2 Billion dollars. Nokia's line of phones, probably the most popular phones running the Windows OS, are now the property of the PC and Software giant. This move is being made to facilitate growth and improve Microsoft's position in the smartphone market. In addition to the buy, some suits are going to be shifting spots in the hierarchy of Nokia with most staying in the company, but maybe one, that being now-former Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, moving into the big chair at Microsoft once now-CEO Steve Ballmer vacates his spot.
The purchase breaks down like this. Microsoft is paying $5 Billion for pretty much all of Nokia's phone division. $2.2 Billion of the purchase price will go towards acquiring and licensing Nokia's numerous patents. As alluded to in the opening paragraph, where things get interesting is the moving of pieces in both companies hierarchies. The worst kept secret in the tech industry is the fact that Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer will be leaving his post sometime in the near future. It is believed that Nokia's former CEO Stephen Elop, who is getting shifted to Executive Vice-President of the devices and services division, could be next in line for the big job at Microsoft. While that remains to be seen and will play out over time, it certainly is interesting times at Microsoft.
It'll be interesting to see what Microsoft can do to boost Nokia's promising line of phones. While not having the reach of IOS or Android, the Windows OS does have a lot of potential. It will be very interesting to see what greater integration will mean for these two mobile giants, and if, with their powers combined, they can finally tackle their common enemy, Apple and Samsung.


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Appalachian State University women's basketball standout Sam Ramirez (Fayetteville, N.C./Southview) picked up her third conference honor of the season Tuesday afternoon, as the lone senior for the Apps was named the Southern Conference Player of the Week.She was stellar in ASU's three games over the past week and led the Black and Gold to a 2-1 record, averaging 20.0 points per game.
In the Apps' win over the College of Charleston, the guard scored 17 points, including going 3-7 from behind the arc, while also recording five assists, four steals and three rebounds. Her strong play help propel Appalachian to its 13th-straight home win, giving ASU the 15th longest home winning streak in NCAA Division I.
Her impressive play continued against Wofford as she posted perhaps one of her best all around games of the season thus far, pouring in a game-high 24 points, just two shy of her career best, swiping a career-high eight steals, while hauling in a season-best seven rebounds and recording four assists.
Ramirez capped off the week by pacing ASU on the scoring front once more, as she scored 19 points and tallied four assists in the Mountaineers' tough eight-point loss to Georgia Southern Monday evening.
Ramirez now has 1,278 career points and has moved into eighth on Appalachian's all-time scoring list. She has also led ASU in scoring in eight contests, while posting double-figures in 12, including scoring 20 plus points in seven games. She currently leads the SoCon in steals per game (2.8) and in assists-to-turnovers ratio (1.9), while she is also second in the conference in scoring with 17.7 points per game.
Not a stranger to conference honors, Ramirez was named conference player of the week for her performances at the Longwood Tournament back in November and was tabbed the November SoCon Women's Basketball Player of the Month.
Looking to bounce back after a tough loss at Georgia Southern, Ramirez and the Apps continue with their challenging SoCon slate, as the squad hosts both Samford and Chattanooga this weekend. Samford heads to the High Country first, as the Mountaineers and Bulldogs are set to tip off at 7 p.m. from the Holmes Center, Friday, January 14.
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NEWPORT–North Country's boys' tennis team is on a tearing things up. They picked up their fourth straight win on Saturday, a 7-0 blanking of Middlebury, to bump up their record to 4-1 on the season.
In singles play, Dave Durivage, playing in the number one position, staved off what coach Gary Atchinson called "an early bombardment" and won in straight sets 6-2, 6-1.
Consistency was the name of the game for number two singles' player Travers Parsons-Grayson, as he won easily 6-1, 6-1.
Thomas Durivage also had a smooth go of it, winning 6-0, 6-1.
BURLINGTON–North Country's boys' and girls' track squads combined for a score of 59 points to take home ninth place at the Burlington Invitational on Saturday.
Dylan Columbia was the top performer for the Falcons, taking home first place in the 100 and 200 meter races.
Columbia, along with Josh Brien, Connor Hogan and Nick LeClair took third in the 4x100 as well.
Riley Simoneau also had a good day at the event, winning the shot put with Barry Shelton behind him in sixth place.
The girls' golf team had it opening tournament at the Barre Country Club on Monday April 30. The team was represented by freshman Michele Fenimore and returning junior Allison Greenwood. Greenwood is a well know golfing name in the area, and Michele is the granddaughter of Reg Rhodes, another respected (think dedicated) player of the game. Both girls shot in the low 70's for the nine hole tournament. They did report that when they were in bunkers, their sand shots got them out with no trouble. And Allison learned that a golf ball will actually skip through a water hazard.
STOWE–The Lake Region Lady Rangers rolled up a pair of impressive wins in doubleheader action Saturday at Stowe, grabbing both ends of the twin bill, 16-0 and 20-3.
In the opener, sophomore hurler Michelle Thibeault toed the rubber and turned in her finest performance of the season, twirling an efficient 3-hitter in pocketing her first career shut-out.
NEWPORT–On bright and beautiful afternoon The North Country boys' tennis team earned their third victory of the year with a 5-2 win over Montpelier.
"It was a dominating win," said coach Gary Atchinson. "Four of the twelve sets that we won were at 'love.' That shows dominance and perseverance in not letting up."
Once again the Falcons spotted their opponents a 1-0 lead, forfeiting the number two doubles match, burt the coach is looking forward to getting Steve Raboin back soon so they can compete as a full squad.
On the court the Falcons had the upper hand for most of the afternoon.
The nets have been strung, lines have been painted and the grass has been mowed in anticipation of the 2012 Derby Wildcat season.
At the helm of one of the girls U-14 teams are Eric and Jenn Daigle and Chris Goulet. They are taking on the job of shaping, mentoring, and improving the skills of 16 young women and tasked with bringing them together to work as a team.
"Montpelier has a superb team. It is the strongest in our league and the girls are very experienced and powerful players."
That is what coach Marie George had to say after North Country's 6-1 loss to the Solons on Wednesday.
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FAIRFAX–The Lake Region boys picked up a win while the Lady Rangers fell in Wednesday's make up game against BFA Fairfax.
Behind four innings of work by Kyle Perry and three innings by Logan Harper, the Rangers won a close one 3-2.
"We played some great defense behind our pitching today," said coach Eric Degre.
Cory Whitten had a double in the win.
The softball team did not have as much fun, losing 8-1 against one of the top teams in the Mountain Division.
Four of the eight runs were unearned.
Both teams will head to Stowe on Saturday for a doubleheader against the Raiders.
NEWPORT–Peter Alexander is looking for an alternative to the regular selection of spring sports offered at North Country Union High School.
Since the day he saw a spread about ultimate frisbee in a newspaper roughly a year ago, he has been on a mission to bring the sport up to Falcon Country.
"It was a story about the state championship in St. Johnsbury, hosted by Lyndon. So I buzzed down there after sending an email to the two coaches," he said.
Since viewing the action last May, he has been hooked.
MONTPELIER–NCU's trip to U-32 was highlighted by the boys' first place finish at the event.
Barry Shelton, Riley Simoneau and Jason Webster all threw over 40' to sweep the shot put.
Simoneau, Shelton, Josh Brien and Webster finished 2 – 5 in the discus.
Colton White, after a two week exchange trip to Germany and a starring role in the IMusical, returned to the team, taking 2nd in the javelin. He hopes to return to the form that qualified him for the New England championships last year.


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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is looking for potential future additions to the United States' massive security/surveillance apparatus; her agency has begun to target kindergarten-aged children with cybersecurity training.
In a recent blog post on the Department of Homeland Security website, Napolitano writes of the importance of recognizing the next generation of government cybersecurity experts:
At DHS, we're working to develop the next generation of leaders in cybersecurity while fostering an environment for talented staff to grow in this field. We are building strong cybersecurity career paths within the Department, and in partnership with other government agencies. We are also creating training and development opportunities to retain our most talented employees and ensure their professional development. In collaboration with the National Security Agency, we are strengthening the nation's educational infrastructure by supporting Centers of Academic Excellence across the country.
In addition, we are extending the scope of cyber education beyond the federal workplace through the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education, involving students from kindergarten through post-graduate school. And we sponsor the U.S. Cyber Challenge, a program that works with academia and the private sector to identify and develop the best and brightest cyber talent to meet our nation's growing and changing security needs.
The DHS has been working desperately in recent years to identify young cybersecurity talent to work in what officials say will play a key role in keeping Americans safe.


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|UPDATE: Todd Shooting Under WCSO Investigation
|Written by Steve Frank
|Wednesday, 11 April 2012 05:14
The Watauga Sheriff's Office has released details of a shooting from last night on Castle Ford Road in the Todd area. Just after10:30 pm, the Watauga County Sheriff's Office received a request for Medics at 5500 Castle Ford Road, address with a gunshot wound
to the chest/abdomen of a male victim. Todd First Responders, along with Watauga Medics, and deputies from the Watauga County Sheriff's Office with the first on the scene, a Watauga Deputy, who is also a paramedic, who administered medical treatment to a white male, later identified as Damien Barker. Barker was found lying on the front porch of the 5500 Castle Ford residence suffering the gunshot wound. He was transported by AirCare to Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem where the condition of Mr. Barker has not been released, at the time of this release. The release says that the
Watauga County Sheriff's Office investigators have been in contact with the Watauga County District Attorney's Office throughout the night and have identified the shooter as a minor, known by the victim.
The incident is still under investigation by the WCSO in consultation with the DA's Office.
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Judith N. George has seen so many vehicles zooming by her house and down the Gotham Street hill that she had to try do something about it.
Drivers just ignore the speed limits of 30 mph entering the city and 15 mph down the hill, she said.
With more traffic in the neighborhood, Mrs. George, 1244 Gotham St., who has lived on the hill since 1971, told the Watertown City Council Monday night it is just challenging to pull out of her driveway or cross the street.
But again, who cares? she said. Since all the residents have kids, grandkids and pets, plus the scores of deer that travel through the area, something needs to be done to slow down the speed demons.
She suggested police patrols clocking vehicle speeds and installing an electronic speed detector would be helpful to slow down impatient drivers. It also would generate revenue for the city from speeding tickets, she said.
Over the years, the problem has gotten worse with more homes built in the neighborhood, the addition of the new hospice and an increase in traffic traveling through the area, she said.
The traffic signs and lights are there, she said, but who cares?
Council members said they understand her concerns. Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham suggested the Police Department look into the situation and City Manager Sharon A. Addison report to the council.
Calling it an ongoing problem, Councilwoman Roxanne M. Burns said a friend of hers who lives on Thompson Boulevard has seen cars end up in her front yard after going too fast.
Well do what we can to resolve it, she said, thanking Mrs. George for bringing the issue to the councils attention.
Gotham Street isnt the only place where motorists speed, council members said.
Councilwoman Teresa R. Macaluso said she would like to see another traffic light on Mill Street because of speeders heading out of the city.
Councilman Joseph M. Butler Jr. said he believes a stop sign on Holcomb Street, at Ten Eyck Street, would solve the problem in that neighborhood.
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Autumn and Festive Preserves
Author: Jack Lang (Jackal10)
Jack's first course on preservation can be found here. The introduction to that course contains some scientific background to preservation and should be read in conjunction with this course.
Now the end of the growing season is here and Xmas approaches it is time to make the last preserves of the year.
Here we will look at
Apple Jelly
Green Tomato Chutney
Damson Gin
Xmas pudding
Quince comforts (contignac)
Pamelas: Candied orange and grapefruit peel
Apple Jelly and variations
Apples have lots of pectin, so apple jelly is easy, and a basis for many other flavours.
It is made much like the Redcurrant jelly in the previous preserves section.
It can be made from windfalls, or from crab apples. I make it from the apples that get left on the tops of the trees that we could not reach to pick, and that then fall off in their own good time. I know I should prune out these top branches, but then I would not get the apples for apple jelly
Small jars of jelly make nice presents or shop goods.
6lbs/3kgs apples
3pts/2.5l water
3lbs/1.5kg sugar
Chop up the apples and discard the bad bits, but keep the pips and cores – they contain the most pectin. For 6 lbs/3kg of apples add 3pts/2.5l water, and simmer for an about an hour
Pass though a jelly bag, or a coffee filter, or a double thickness of muslin in a sieve
Resist the temptation to squeeze or force it through
Measure the juice. Allow 1lb/500g of sugar to each pint/750cl of juice
Boil until setting point is reached (221F)
Skim and bottle. When cold, label and store in the usual dark cold place.
Variations Everything except the spices are added after the sugar has dissolved and show in the final jelly:
Spiced apple jelly:
Add cloves to the apple when you boil them. You can add them to the juice which gives a brighter flavour, but they then need straining out
You can use other spices, such as pumpkin pie spices, or ginger, or lemon peel.
Mint Jelly:
Add chopped mint to the juice. Some like to add some vinegar as well.
Other herbs:
Parsley, thyme, rosemary (strain out the bits), tarragon, lavendar etc
Rose Petal:
Makes a lovely rose petal jam, Use fresh red rose petals from a fragrant variety. Wash well, and add 1 cup of petals after the sugar has been dissolved. You can increase the rose flavour with rose germanium leaves or with rose water.
Gold leaf spangles:
Add pieces of gold leaf, or a liqueur like Goldwasser that contains them. Flavour with cinnamon or aniseed..
Hot Chilli:
Add chopped hot chillis: 12 chillis are about as much as even serious chilli heads can stand.
Green Pepper:
Add chopped green peppers, and green food colouring
Green Tomato Chutney
At the end of the tomato growing season there are always green tomatoes left, as well as the odd straggler or misshapen fruit. Those that don't get fried make magnificent chutneys and pickles.
They are pretty tough and make a good sweet pickle:
3lb/1kilo small green tomatoes
1pt/750mls vinegar
2 lb sugar
flavouring: 1tsp vanilla or q tsp ground cinnamon
If you want to peel them put the tomatoes in boiling salted water for 10 mins, refresh under cold water and peel. I don't bother.
Put the peeled green tomatoes with the sugar, vinegar and flavouring into a non-corrosive saucepan and boil for 5 mins. Pack into jars, and seal with non-metallic lids.
You can pickle them just like the cucumber recipe given in the first lesson, except they take at least 3 weeks to mature.
A good chutney is mellow from long cooking and maturing. It is quite different from Indian style chutneys, although the origin may have been Anglo-Indian. This style is deep brown. long simmered, ends up like a like a brown sauce with texture. Essential with cold meats, pork pies, or with cheese for a sandwich or ploughman's lunch.
4lb/2 kilo green tomatoes, chopped up roughly
1lb/500g windfall apples, after peeling and coring
1/2lb/250g small raisins or sultanas
1 lb/300g brown sugar
1lb/500g shallots or onions, chopped
1/2 pt/375ml vinegar
1/2oz/25g fresh ginger, chopped.
½ oz/25g salt
Spices and chillis to taste (2 chillis, 2 bay leaves, tsp mustard seed, tsp black pepper)
Put the spices in a muslin wrap.
Chop up everything small, except the raisins or sultanas.
Put it all to simmer on a very low heat for a very long time (6-8 hours), until it is thick, and apart from the raisins, although there are chunks, the origin of each is not really discernable. The bag of spices is on the left.
Remove the spices, bottle with a non-metallic lid (because of the vinegar) and seal. Leave to mature for at least a month.
For a lighter chutney use white sugar and vinegar. If you want it sharper, add some of the vinegar towards the end of the cooking period. You can make it with almost any fruits or vegetables such as windfall apples, or marrow, plums or winter squashes that did not quite grow right
Damson Gin
Fruits in alcohol are a wonderful and easy dual preserve. Not only do you get the delicious liqueur, but also the preserved fruit. This recipe is a more delicate version of sloe gin, made with sloes (wild plums), but also just as traditional.
First pick the damsons
1lb/500g damson plums,
I bottle (70cl) full strength gin, as the water in the fruit will dilute it
8oz/250g sugar (more or less to taste)
Freeze the damsons. This is a short cut and the object is to crack the fruit so that the gin penetrates You can hear the fruit crack when you pour on the gin. Freezing is much easier than the traditional method of pricking each fruit with a silver bodkin.
Put into a jar and shake.
The sugar will dissolve slowly, and the gin takes on a wonderful pink colour and fruit flavour.
After 24 hours
Put the jar somewhere (under the bed is traditional) where you see it from time to time and give it a shake occasionally. After a month it is ready. You can leave it, or strain the liqueur, and bottle it back into the original gin bottle, relabelled. It improves in the bottle if allowed to do so without being drunk. If you manage to leave it, it will gradually mature to a rich brown and full flavour. This is from 3 years ago.
The fruit can be added in moderation to an adult fruit salad, or pureed and set with a little gelatine into an amazing jelly.
Variations: You can add almond essence or lemon peel
Many fruits can be preserved in alcohol this way, for example Peaches in Brandy, Cherries in Brandy or Rum. We covered Rumtopf in the last lesson.
Ahh mince pies!
I don't know why more people don't make their own mincemeat, as it is so easy and so much better than shop-bought. Making mince pies with home made micemeat to the sound of the carol service broadcast from King's College marks the start of the festivities for me
Mincemeat originally was a way of preserving meat for the winter, with lots of spices, dried fruit, alcohol and sugar. The meat was used as a pie filling, or part of a porridge or stuffed into a sausage skin for a pudding After a while people noticed it tasted even better if they left out the meat, except for some fat to melt and give richness and unctuousness. A few people still include neck meat or kidney, but mostly out of tradition rather than taste
On the other hand if you can get real kidney suet from your butcher and shred your own, your mince meat will be all the better and more authentic Otherwise you will have to make do with the packet stuff. If you don't eat meat then butter is better than the dubious (and often stale) hydrogenated fats that pass for some vegetable suets.
1lb/500g each of
cooking apples, weighed after peeling, coring and chopping Use a firm apple like Granny Smith.
seedless raisins
brown sugar
finely chopped suet
1/2lb/250g chopped mixed candied peel, glace cherries etc
grated rind and juice of 2 lemons
2 oz chopped almonds (optional)
½ tsp ground sweet mixed spice (cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves – as for pumpkin pie)
1/2pt+ 1 glass rum or brandy. (Not optional!)
Mix it all together.
Pack into jars. Seal. Drink the spare glass of rum or brandy.
Leave for a month before using as a pie or tart filling.
One jar nicely fills an 8 inch pie dish.
Also great as a filling for baked apples.
Will keep a year, but may dry out a little. Revive by stirring in another glass of spirits,
Xmas pudding
George I (sometimes called "The Pudding King") ate this Christmas pudding at 6pm on December 25th 1714.
These puddings may originally have been a thick spiced porridge version of the mincemeat above, called frumenty, sometimes cooked as a pudding in a sausage skin. In the sixteenth century people discovered that they were better if they boiled the ingredients in a bag ("bag pudding"), they preferred the texture given by eggs, breadcrumbs and flour, rather than oatmeal. The original would have been the traditional cannonball shape from being boiled in a floured cloth, often in the wash-day copper.
Once boiled, they will keep for up to a year in a cool dry place..
1 1/2lb/750g eggs, weighed in their shells
1lb/500g each of
dried plums (prunes)
seedless raisins
mixed peel
brown sugar
1 tsp mixed spice
½ nutmeg, grated
½ tsp salt
Juice and grated rind of a lemon
Large glass of brandy
½ pint milk.
Mix all the dry ingredients. Make a well in the centre and mix in the wet ingredients.
"a stir and a wish"
Let stand, covered in a cool place for 12 hours.
Put into basins or a floured cloth.
Boil for 8 hours. A half lemon in the water helps preserve aluminium pans.
When cold recover with clean silicone paper and muslin Store cool and dry.
Before serving boil again for 2 hours. Dress with a sprig of holly
Take to table flaming: pour over a ladleful of flaming rum or brandy (care).
Serve with brandy butter (Hard sauce), cream, or rum custard or all of them.
My variation:
Omit the flour. This gives a lighter pudding
Replace the milk with Guinness. Drink the rest of the bottle.
Wartime versions used carrots to add some sweetness and bulk instead of some of the sugar, which was in short supply. Versions which omit the alcohol should be ignored.
These make puddings which are mostly fruit, held together with a little pudding stuff. You can increase the breadcrumbs and flour if you want to economise, or like more stodge.
Left-over Christmas pudding is great fried with bacon and eggs next morning.
Many traditions and superstitions are associated with Christmas pudding.
When mixing you should invite the family for "a stir and a wish"
They were the original "Plum-duff" of naval catering, and dried plums are, at least to me, an essential ingredient and link with tradition.
Traditionally they were made by "Stir-up Sunday", the last Sunday before Advent, which is around the end of November, so that they have time to mature before Christmas day. It is called "Stir-up Sunday" because the Collect begins "Stir up, we beseech thee, O Lord, the wills of thy faithful people", reminding the faithful that it is time to make puddings
The old game of Snapdragon puts raisins or currants around the flaming pudding, the dare is to snatch one from the flames (take care!). There is a reference from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass where Alice meets the fanciful Looking-Glass insects. One of them is the Snap-dragon-fly, with a body made of plum-pudding, its wings of holly-leaves and its head a raisin burning in brandy. It lives on frumenty and mince pie, and nests in a Christmas box.
It is traditional to hide a silver three-penny bit or other silver coin in the pudding. Whoever gets it, according to tradition, will receive wealth and riches in the coming year, or in other traditions are made king or queen for the day.
This is part of an older and wider lore, such as the bean in the French Three kings cake, or in the Greek Vasilopita cake for St Basils (New Years Day). Originally the coin was in the Twelfth night cake
The coin stood for riches. Other symbols and their objects were
A bean for King
A pea for Queen
A clove for Knave
A twig for the Fool
A rag for the Maid
One theory is that these traditions, together with the yule log, the holly and mistletoe, are the last remnants of the pagan traditions of the winter solstice festival of Saturnalia, taken over in the Christian tradition by Christmas. The king, chosen by the bean or the coin, is the Lord of Misrule and rules over the Revels for the day. There is deep symbolism and ancient magic here.
The health police remind us that there is a remote chance of someone choking on the small coin in their food, so warn people to be on the look out for it, and check for the very young or old. Polish and wash or boil the coin well before adding to the pudding. Make sure the coin is real silver – modern nickel coins (like nickels and dimes) leave a nasty taste. Real silver (pre-1920) English three-penny bits are still available, for example on ebay or at coin dealers for modest prices if they are not in mint condition. I just purchased some Victorian 1887 ones for about 50c each . Others replace the coin with a silver charm. You can bribe youngsters to return it by offering a reward.
Other places have their own traditional preserved foods or rich matured breads and cakes for Xmas:
Speculoos (spiced cookies) in Belgium, Stollen in Germany, Vasilopeta and Chridstopsomo in Greece, panetonni and panforte in Italy, Turron in Spain, Medivnyk Honey Cake in Ukraine, not forgetting all the preserved ginger, gingerbreads, hams, game pies, and turkeys raised for the season.
Quince comforts/Quince Cheese/Contignac/ Dulce de Membrillo
Quince paste, known by different names in different places
Depending how much you reduce and dry it it can be variously Butter, Cheese, Leather or Comfits. Comfits are an old name for a fruit jelly, served after dinner.
2lbs/1 Kg quinces
About 1lb/500g sugar
Pick the quinces
Quinces are as hard as iron when raw. Some recipes suggest stewing them, but I find baking them for an hour or so easiest
Let them cool, and remove most of the skin and bones – the pips, stalk and any hard bits.
Puree and sieve. This stuff is tough to sieve and sticks to everything. It is easier when the puree is warm.
Add an equal weight of sugar, and simmer, stirring frequently. It will get much looser at first, then stiffer as it dries. Take care, as it bubbles like molten lava, and spits.
When you can see the bottom of the pan when you draw a line it is stiff enough.
Pour into an oiled tin, or a tin lined with silicone paper, and let it set.
You can now dry it in the sun, or in a barely warm oven. Turn it over after a day or so so it dries evenly. Traditionally these cheeses were wrapped in Bay leaves and muslin, and served with cheese.
To make comfits cut it into ½ inch/ 1cm cubes and roll in sugar.
Keep either loosely wrapped in the fridge, or in a closed tin in sugar.
Add spices, such as cinnamon
Use other fruit, such as apple or Damson
Pamelas: Candied grapefruit peel
Making true glace fruit is a long business, and there is little advantage in making it yourself.
However here is a quick version, adapted from a recipe originally by the Troisgros Freres.
6 Grapefruits (about 2kg or 4lbs), preferably unwaxed
1lb 6oz/600g sugar
Cut off the top and bottom of the grapefruit.
Cut into quarters. Cut off 2/3rds of the flesh from each quarter and any seeds. You can eat it for breakfast.
Cut each quarter into 4 sticks,
(some orange crept in there)
Put them in a saucepan and cover them with cold water. Bring it to the boil.
Strain off the water. Repeat this four times to remove the bitterness.
The fifth time don't add the water but add the sugar instead. Bring to the boil and simmer on a low heat very slowly uncovered for 50 to 60 minutes or until the syrup has evaporated and peel is transparent and tender. If you cook too fast the syrup will evaporate before the slices are cooked. Spread the slices out to dry on a rack, and when cold roll in sugar.
Damson comfits and Pamelas
For true indulgence dip into good chocolate.
You can do the same with other citrus fruits. Orange peel needs rather longer than grapefruit.
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Harquahala Mountain Climber's Log
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|Harquahala Trail
Date Climbed: Oct 19, 2014
|Very nice hike and really cool desert scenery. The trail does not seem to see a lot of use as the last entry at the trailhead register was over a month old. Also, the trail was pretty overgrown and faint in places. I had the mountain all to myself. Great views from the top though a bit hazy.
|Posted Oct 20, 2014 11:52 am
|North Trail
Date Climbed: Dec 7, 2013
|5.5 hours round trip minus our break on the summit.
|Posted Dec 7, 2013 4:19 pm
|One Of The Best!!!
Date Climbed: Jan 29, 2012
|This was my favorite desert hike, to date. The road was rough, but the trail was well-signed and easy to follow. It only took me 2H15M to the summit, then a 15M break, and then 2H0M back to the trailhead. I was really moving well, and I think it helped that I was in the morning shade for most of the ascent and had the sun at my back for most of the descent. Highly recommended!
|Posted Jan 30, 2012 1:40 pm
|Vagabond Manifesto
|From Hwy. 60
Date Climbed: Mar 1, 2010
|Via the Harquahala Mountin Trail. Low clouds around and below me on the summit, no one else on the trail today. The people who drive to the summit on the road shouldn't be allowed to sign the register!
|Posted Mar 27, 2010 10:32 pm
|Ryan Burd
|Harquahala Trail
Date Climbed: Dec 22, 2009
|With Dad, below, AZ CoHPing.
|Posted Aug 27, 2009 9:33 pm
|Bob Burd
|Harquahala Trail
Date Climbed: Dec 22, 2008
|With son Ryan and a cold, wintry day. Trip Report
|Posted Jan 5, 2009 2:18 pm
|Standard Road
Date Climbed: Dec 11, 2008
|I've been up this one a couple of times, always via the road. And a crappy road it is.
|Posted Dec 15, 2008 11:00 am
|Honda fails as SUV
Date Climbed: May 23, 1992
|Forced to road walk last mile when Honda failed
all 3 attempts on the crux. Wait till Soichiro
hears about this !
|Posted Aug 5, 2008 8:43 pm
Date Climbed: Apr 11, 2008
|The trail is a dandy, really enjoyed it as it was like walking through an arboretum specialing in desert flora. I went with Rick Hartman of Prescott and the night before the hike Rick cooked his famous "BBQ" chicken. The stuff just melted in your mouth. We hiked it early to beat the heat which warmed up to the low 90's
by the time we returned to our vehicles. Also, on a saturday, we had the summit to ourselves, no one else hiked or drove it.
|Posted Apr 18, 2008 11:51 am
|summit trail
Date Climbed: Mar 8, 2008
|Very nice trail to the top, not much sign of cities or towns out there. Cool spot
|Posted Mar 13, 2008 2:07 pm
|Incredible Saguaros
Date Climbed: Apr 26, 2006
|I was spending the week with my sister is Lake Havasu, so I took the chance to come down here for a morning hike while my sister went to work. This was a fun hike with some seriously large saguaros along the way.
|Posted Sep 8, 2007 5:45 pm
|Harqy Summit Trail
Date Climbed: Feb 14, 2004
|A Valentine's hike with my wife. Spent night in Salome. Definitely backroad AZ. Also climbed it in 1997 hiking up nearly the full length of the access road from the south. I much prefer the north route for hiking. Our reports
|Posted Sep 12, 2006 11:03 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: 5 March 2005
|Drove to the top at night. Does that still count as a summit?
|Posted Mar 15, 2005 10:17 pm
|Steven Cross
|Route Climbed: Harquahala summit trail Date Climbed: Febuary, 08, 2004
|Been over 2 months since my last hike and was good to get out. Cold and windy on top. Some snow was present. The wind blew the smog away which made for a very visible day. We could see into Califoria, almost to Yuma, almost to Kingman and saw the Four Peaks. Increadible view.
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STAR LAKE With nearly 20 shows under her belt since second grade at Clifton-Fine Central School District, from musicals to dramas, senior Lindsay E. Johnson is happy to be flying the coop with the upbeat Bye Bye Birdie.
Its definitely an interesting show to keep your attention, she said. Its been a lot of fun.
Bye Bye Birdie is a satirical look at an Elvis Presley-like characters Army induction and its effect on the American music scene and its fascination for youth. The musical is the winner of eight Tony awards, including best musical and best featured actor in a musical, Dick Van Dyke.
The show, with music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Lee Adams and book by Michael Stewart, had 607 performances on Broadway from April 1960 to October 1961.
In the musical, Conrad Birdies agent, Albert Peterson, and his secretary, Rose Alvarez, concoct one final national publicity stunt before Conrads induction into the Army. Conrad will bid a typical American teenage girl goodbye with a kiss, which is to occur on live TV on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Its all the drama that comes with small towns and big stars, said instrumental music teacher Lauren R. Hearne, who co-directs the musical with vocal music teacher Sara Wollf.
Lindsay plays Rose Alvarez.
She likes things done her way, she said. Its a snap-your-fingers kind of thing.
Mrs. Hearne said this production of Bye, Bye Birdie has a cast of approximately 30 students in grades six through 12.
Thats large for this school, Mrs. Hearne said. We wanted to involve as many kids as we possibly could.
Hits in Bye, Bye Birdie include Put on a Happy Face, The Telephone Hour and One Last Kiss.
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The price point between B and G is so minimal that I would just go with G if I were to start with Access point and wireless cards ( YMMV though ). B is currently at 11 Mbps and G is at 54 Mbps.I bought a Linksys Wireless-B Access point thinking that I could use that to connect to my wireless router and then plug that into a hub or directly into my PC.
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Check out the two latest patterns from my partner in crime, Cindy Myska Colbert!
Above is the Versa Vest modeled, of course, by our Mallory. I say that like she's partly mine. Mallory is leaving next fall to go to college and I don't want to talk about it because then I'll cry. But they're partly tears of joy because I know she'll have the time of her life. I'll miss her. Maybe she'll still tweet at me every once in a while.
Enough about that. Let's look at Mallory's feet, shall we? The other pattern is for the Tanzine Aura Socks!
Cindy wrote this sock pattern for her knitting students, and it is a perfect pattern if you're a first time sock knitter. Lotsa great tips and tricks.
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SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - South Portland High School has reached a major milestone in the building of its new wing.
The school held a "topping out" ceremony on Friday.
Students and school officials signed a beam that was then hoisted to the top of the 39 million dollar addition. Construction has been underway for about 9 months -- and it was a long time coming. The school district had to trim 2 and a half million dollars out of its budget to make the project happen.
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The Rome Tour Wide Snowboard gives beginner-to-intermediate level riders the loose, playful feel needed to link turns and stomp backside threes. This mid-wide deck is ideal for those with size 11 feet and up, giving big-footed riders a proper platform for riding without annoying toe drag getting in the way.
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It's a Carlson business, brothers Joey and Chad have returned to Price and joined their father Jerry in 2 Brothers communications located at 59 East 100 North in Price. They provide Verizon wireless services.
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UBS consumption indicator: Consumer climate remains positive
The UBS consumption indicator rose slightly in May due to improved sentiment in the retail sector.
Zurich/Basel, 26 June 2013 – In May, the UBS consumption indicator rose slightly month-on-month to 1.46 from 1.43 (previously revised from 1.46). Nevertheless, the positive trend in retail sales was offset to some extent by the poor figures for new car registrations.
Sentiment in retail trade brightened considerable in May. The KOF barometer of business conditions in the retail industry, one of the five sub-indicators in the UBS consumption indicator, jumped to 1.0 from –10.5, cancelling the losses of the last two months. With this, the consumption indicator only just nudges into positive territory; in other words, there are still almost as many pessimists among retailers as optimists. Over the past three years, the strong franc and shopping tourism caused additional price pressure in the retail sector, resulting in a fall in prices of 7.2%. In the first months of this year, however, retail prices have barely fallen any further. In addition, sales in April rose sharply, with a nominal increase of 1.6% compared to the same month last year. This could be a sign that the effect of franc appreciation is gradually weakening. It also raises the hope that retail sales will at least stabilize and the pressure on margins will decline somewhat.
In contrast, new car registration figures in May were poor. While the number of new car registrations in April was only 1.5% lower than the figure for the same month in the previous year, the drop in May was much greater at 7.4%.
How the UBS Consumption Indicator is calculated
The UBS Consumption Indicator signals private consumption trends in Switzerland with a lead time of about three months on the official figures. At roughly 60%, private consumption is by far the most important component of Swiss GDP. UBS calculates this leading indicator from five consumer-related parameters: new car registrations, business activity in the retail sector, the number of domestic overnight hotel stays by Swiss residents, the consumer sentiment index, and credit card transactions made via UBS at points of sale in Switzerland. With the exception of the consumer sentiment index, all of this data is available monthly.
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