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The Glen Rock Carol Singers are a part of our Christmas Eve celebration. If you grew up here it would not be Christmas without the Carolers.
It began in 1848 when four young singers and a bassoon player observed the English custom of outdoor caroling, going house to house serenading the seven families who lived in Glen Rock at the time.
Once again this year, the Carolers will gather in the town square at midnight to sing "Christians Awake, Salute This Happy Morn," and to begin their annual journey through the streets of town.
Some folks open their doors to family and friends, inviting them to stop in for food and drink, and over the years we've enjoyed mince pie at the home of Morrell and Cora Newcomer and stopped to visit David and Shirley Seitz for some rich and delicious eggnog.
Dave's recipe remains a family secret, but I will include one from the American Dairy Association.
· 1 dozen eggs
· ½ tsp.salt
· 2¼ cups sugar
· 2 cups bourbon
· ½ cup rum
· 1 quart milk
· 2 tablespoons vanilla extract (not imitation)
· 3 pints heavy cream
· nutmeg to taste
Beat egg yolks and salt in large mixing bowl.
Beat egg whites until foamy. Slowly add ¾ cup sugar, and continue to beat until the mixture is stiff and all the sugar has been incorporated.
Whip heavy cream until stiff. Fold egg-white mixture into egg yolk mixture, then fold in whipped cream. Taste and add more sugar or bourbon if necessary. Sprinkle top with nutmeg. Must be refrigerated until ready to use.
Makes 8 quarts.
Note: Eggs used in recipes that are served raw should always be pasteurized to avoid risk of salmonella.
You may skip the alcohol if you prefer.
You can make a mincemeat pie using one of several commercial brands or find fresh mincemeat at local butcher shops.
I like to use a combination of both. You can also try making your own mincemeat; this is a recipe I have used.
· 2 pounds beef or venison chunks
· water
· ½ cup apple cider vinegar
· 6 whole cloves
· 6 whole allspice
· 1 large bay leaf
· ½ pound suet, finely chopped
· 3 quarts apple cider
· 2 cups beef broth
· 3 pounds apples, chopped
· 3 pounds raisins, dark and golden
· 2 pounds currants
· ½ pound citron
· 1 tablespoon ground cloves
· 1 tablespoon cinnamon
· 1 tablespoon nutmeg
· 1 tablespoon allspice
· 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
· 2 cups rum or Applejack brandy (optional)
Trim fat from meat. Place in large, heavy pan, cover with water, add cider vinegar, whole cloves, allspice and bay leaf. Simmer 2 hours or until the meat is tender and falls apart. Remove from heat and refrigerate meat in cooking liquid overnight.
Remove from refrigerator and remove meat from liquid. Remove all fat from top of liquid; discarding the liquid. Separate meat from bones, discard bones. Chop cooked meat into small cubes.
In a large pot, combine meat cubes, suet, apple cider, beef broth, apples, raisins, currants, citron, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, and brown sugar. Cook over medium heat to a low boil; reduce heat to low and let simmer until the apples are cooked. Remove from heat and add rum or Applejack brandy and mix together.
Refrigerate, pack in hot sterile jars and seal or freeze.
Make mincemeat pies as you would make any other pie, using your favorite pie crust recipe. The pie should be served warm.
Glen Rock resident Barb Krebs is a native of southern York County.
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For decades residents of lower income neighborhoods have struggled with the disappearance of the full service grocery store. In most of Syracuse's African-American neighborhoods, a trip to the grocery store is as easy as walking a half-mile. If you have a car, going to an Aldi's, a Wal-Mart Super Center or Wegmans is an easy task. But for those without transportation, obtaining fresh produce, meats and staples at a reasonable price is difficult.
Health officials cite the connection between the availability of fresh foods and the poor health of residents in some neighborhoods.
Critics call it "food apartheid," because food market chains decline to service inner city areas despite the large concentration of potential customers.
A solution is in the works on the south side
Jubilee Homes, The South Avenue Business Assn., the Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse and local clergy have come together in an effort to change that situation on the city's South side. Securing $350,000 from the Midland Regional Treatment Facility mitigation funds, Jubilee has purchased the property at 601 South Avenue.
The location is currently home for Hoxie Painting, but at one time housed one of several neighborhood grocery stores in the area.
Walt Dixie, executive director of Jubilee Homes, is excited about the prospect. "We have major players here. There are people who have MBA's with financial management experience who are eager to get on board," he said.
Dixie points out that in other parts of the country developers have been lured to building in urban settings. "We're aiming for a store that's developed and owned by the community. We'll reach out to others for assistance, but this has to be primarily done by this community."
Lori N. Tape Special Project Manager of Jubilee Homes discussed the process by which the grocery store would be presented to the community. Tape fields lots of calls from people wanting to be involved with this project. Tape also recalls, "As a north side resident I live near the smallest of a large chain grocery store. We don't get the same service that's given at their other locations. So I think the disparity between under-served neighborhoods and access to grocery stores is income. It's not just a racial issue, but an economic issue. People who find they're living in certain neighborhoods regardless of race are subject to sub-standard shopping options."
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He had led the posse for miles through the desert, but now Matt Keelock was growing desperate. He was worried about Kristina. His trip to the town of Freedom for supplies had ended in a shootout. If caught he would hang. Even though Kris could handle a horse and rifle as well as most men, the possibility of Oskar Neerland's finding her made Matt's blood run cold. He knew the violent and obsessive Neerland, publicly embarrassed when Matt had stepped in and stolen Kris away, would try to kill them both if given half a chance. Matt tried to convince himself that Neerland had returned to the East. But Matt was wrong. Miles away in the town of Freedom, Oskar Neerland was accepting a new job. In his first duty as marshal, he would lead the posse that was tracking down Matt Keelock.
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Suspect Arrested After New Castle Shooting
November 30, 2010 3:01 PM
NEW CASTLE (KDKA) – One person was injured after being shot in the head in Lawrence County Monday morning.
According to police, the shooting happened on Halco Drive in New Castle.
The victim, 19-year-old Trevaugh Thompson, was taken to St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio after being shot in the head. There is no word on his condition.
The police chief credits the arrest of 19-year-old Tavin Wise to witnesses coming forward with information quickly.
Thompson was driving through the West Side Housing Project when Wise allegedly fired 13 to 15 shots at his vehicle.
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Anyone heard of Cordyceps?
- What is it purported to do?
- Help strength, endurance, recovery?
- How is it used?
- Dangers, side effects?
- Useful for athletes?
Any information (academic, experential) would be helpful.
Thank you!
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I found this with a quick google search. Mind you, this was originated out of the Weider group.
CORDYCEPS IS A FUNGUS THAT GROWS on Tibetan caterpillars. Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) have used it to treat fatigue and other ailments for 1,500 years. After the 1992 Olympics, Chinese athletes attributed their wins to their use of the fungus, which sparked American interest in cordyceps. Most Western manufacturers grow it without caterpillars.
How It Works
Researchers don't know exactly how cordyceps boosts energy and endurance. They theorize that it may help your body use energy more efficiently by increasing blood flow to your liver and other organs and by improving your oxygen use. Cordyceps's antioxidant activity may alleviate fatigue.
Recent research on cordyceps is limited. The few studies conducted were sponsored by supplement manufacturers, and the results are modest.
One double-blind study, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in February, tested the energy and endurance of 110 healthy sedentary adults. In it, half took 3 g of cordyceps daily while the other half took a placebo. After 12 weeks, the cordyceps group could bicycle 2.8 percent longer than they could before taking the supplement, while the placebo group decreased the length of their rides by 5.6 percent.
In a double-blind study published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise last year, researchers gave 30 male athletes either 4.5 g of cordyceps daily or a placebo. The athletes did not change their exercise routine during the study. After six weeks, the cordyceps group's oxygen intake was almost double the placebo group's. This increased oxygen intake helped their bodies work more efficiently.
In another study published in the same journal in 1999, 30 healthy elderly Chinese people took either 3 g of cordyceps daily or a placebo. After six weeks, aerobic capacity in the cordyceps group increased 9 percent, which researchers say produced higher energy levels, while those taking the placebo saw no energy change.
How to Take It
Many pharmacies in the Chinatowns of large cities sell the cordyceps fungus with the caterpillar. But some American practitioners recommend taking the capsule form found in natural food stores instead. It's less expensive, more widely available, and doesn't carry the risk of lead poisoning that some caterpillar-grown cordyceps does; some fungus harvesters attach lead filament to caterpillar-grown cordyceps to increase its weight and price, says Kenneth Jones, a Vancouver, British Columbia-area author of Cordyceps (Sylvan Press, 1997).
To increase your energy and endurance and fight fatigue, take 2 to 3 g a day with meals, suggests Jones. You need to take cordyceps regularly to get results, and you should start to see benefits in one to two months.
The supplement form of cordyceps appears to be safe.
Health Claims
Proponents say cordyceps (Cordyceps sinensis) improves your energy level and endurance and reduces fatigue.
The Bottom Line
TCM practitioners have long used cordyceps to increase energy and endurance and overcome fatigue, but more clinical research is necessary to support these claims.
Rich Gravelin is a freelancer in Boston.
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Beauty ~ By Love Last Forever
You Look in the mirror. You wonder "Why do people say I'm beautiful?
"I'm not" You wonder if there's a possibility that you are
So you turn around and examine yourself closely. You Quickly turn around.
You're ashamed. How could you be beautiful?
You're no where near it. You feel hurt.
You'll never be loved. Never have someone,
Someone to have there for you whenever you need them
But Oh well i guess that's why there's the saying
Forever.<3 Alone. <3
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RegHack To Stop Windows From Opening Folders In New Windows
Something broke on my computer last month and thereafter Windows insisted on opening all folders in new windows, even with "Tools >> Folder Options >> General >> Open Each Folder In Same Window" checked and "Applied To All Folders."
This was really annoying. Doing any work cluttered up the desktop with hordes of reproducing folders.
Hebert Jeremy of NZ offers a solution on TechRepublic that finally fixed the bug.
- Create a text file with these contents
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
- Rename the text file "folder.reg" (Name doesn't matter, just the ".reg" extension.)
- Save a checkpoint in case your snarl up your registry: "Start >> Help And Support >> Undo Changes With System Restore >> Create A Restore Point"
- Click on "folder.reg" and confirm "yes" at the "Are you sure you want to add to your registry?" prompt
I don't know much about Windows, so I can't say that this fix is free from side-effects. The usual caveats about manually messing with the registry apply. Be advised a snafu can trash your system.
Thanks, Herbert!
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Since so many of us are gamers, I thought this would be a great way to share our E3 SQUEEs and discuss all of the generally amazing things being unveiled at E3 this year.
First of all, I CANNOT WAIT to see what Nintendo's gonna do with The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. If someone hears/sees anything PLEASE let me know!!
Anyone else play the Uncharted series? My husband and I love it. He shoots, I look at all the pretty scenery and I love the storylines. Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception teasers came out and WOW! Naughty Dog really is kicking up their already superior game. You can check out a trailer here: http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/06/06/uncharted-3-drakes-deception-e3-2011-preview/
Also from PlayStation (it's our favorite console so you'll see a bunch of PS3 stuff from me) is this new gadget: The 3D TV that can show individual screens for two player games!! A must-see-to-believe. http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/06/06/new-3d-display-and-ps3-accessories-debut-at-e3/
How about you guys? Seen anything awesome? Wanna chat about games and E3? This is the place!! And...GO!


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If anyone knows how to get the new google blog up and running,
Please let me know.. mine is horribly confusing.. the reason why I haven't been on here in so long.
contact me .. Thank you.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Thursday, August 28, 2014
A time to reflect*
As of late, I have been talking about the past living in Wisconsin, and sharing my stories with friends. As I drive around, I realize things will never be the same. Why?.. I can't go back to where I came from, time wise, or even the same house. Professional's call this "living in the past" and not living in the moment. Some times I wish I was home again with family and friends. .. then for a moment I sit and think.. Nothing would really be different other then I could visit my mother quicker.
I can do everything I did in my past now and then some. The fact that reliving things in my mind of the past makes me happy.. shows I have know regrets, and have learned from my past as well.
I am in the midst of setting up my art room.. (AGAIN).. shhsh!
I will try to think of permanence as that has not been in my vocabulary in quite a while.
I also think since my husband retired 14 yrs. ago.. like has changed dramatically for me. Prior to that, I have had my independence, my own job, friends, students.. and made my own money.
I guess this sums up the large amount of reflecting on my life as well!
I do so enjoy the warmth of where I live, flowers daily, watching our trees and every plant we planted grow before our eyes. I do love the cool nights and feeling of the ocean in the air.
One thing I will miss is the preparation for Fall .. baking pies, shopping at the local farmers markets.. (we do have them here) but .. just something different. Not having the four seasons makes me sad. Missing my son/ wife and our grandchildren too. So with all that.. I guess you can understand.. why I am "reflecting".. I know.. I need to "Bloom where Planted"!!
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Ending summer for you all... Lets Talk...
Okay, while I have so much on my mind I will not make this little ditty of mine too long I promise. I have moved once again and am getting settled in now. However I haven't been on blogger due to face book taking up all my time. I get no work done. So today I pledged myself off of fb and onto my blog and work my bum off! I am a go getter when I put my mind to it.
I am sorry of my absence , I miss my blog, I miss all of you, my followers.. and I am still working out glitches on this blog. Since Blogger changed the format.. everything went haywire for me. blahhhh..
okay.. I am hoping to be able to reach some of you. Some of you say you are unable to post. Please try to post and leave a message so I know if my blog is working correctly or not. God Bless you. xo
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Nearing festivities*
Approaching the Holidays, we all look for ideas and festive things to get our hands into. Well, I found this on Facebook and thought it was a real find.. I would love to try this one.. Isn't it beautiful?.. You could just buy white cake mixes and create your very own icing.. and spruce it up! Right......... so cool.. what do you think?
Thursday, October 17, 2013
"On the road again..
visiting Mom at the nursing home. my brother and my sister too!
My grandsons football game.. ! So fun and proud to see him. :-)
My grand daughter and her friend cheerleading for the football team!
it is always so much fun to come back and visit to see what everyone has been doing.
No better time then in fall when all the fun begins!
Sharing with you once again.
If anyone has any idea of why they can not post a comment , please email me..
thank you..
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Its Autumn and Halloween on its way! Boo!
Enjoy these photos I took from last yr. I am testing my blog as I found out no one can post since I went to Google t (plus).. I am so frustrated. Is there anyone who would be so kind to volunteer there time helping me..?
Thank you.. email me.. or fb me..
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
A night in my studio*
In realizing I have just moved in.. also I have gone through the undertaking of my large project here of assorting and organizing.. I am still managing to get some of my art work started.. I'm posting these photos to give you and an I idea what I am working around.. ! LOL.. Warning if you are sensitive to messes or have ocd.. you may not wish to look at my photos! smile*
WIP above.. surprise!
Adding mixed media papers to canvas.. fun fun!
My inspiration board in progress.......
My oil paintings of seascapes waiting to be hung.. sigh*
What a mess.. close your eyes.. ! :-)
my poor canvas's waiting to be painted.. awe.. :-(
above is my fur baby who stays by my side continually.
We rescued her from a shelter when she was a baby. She just clings to me..
I love this baby so much..
I hope you enjoyed my show.. !
xox Darlene
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Inspiration for fall.. whhho?
Here is an Original Art tag I painted. I painted the entire owl, pumpkin, printed it, to use on my other art projects such as this Tag for Halloween/fall.
This was a while ago, but oooh, so much fun. I hope any of you who have visited me, please be patient, I have moved and am setting up my art studio once again.
I am having a difficult time for some reason how to use the new blogger here.
I think if I find I have anymore difficulties I will create my own web page.
Well, I sure hope you enjoy this little "ditty" of mine. xo Darlene
Monday, May 13, 2013
Hi To all my blogging friends..!
As Spring is upon us now, I can finally report to you all, that I have officially moved South. Hence reason for me being so absent from my dear blog. I also haven't a clue how to use this new blogger format.
I would like to share some things I have been doing in the tropics.. I have been painting using oil paints.
I met a seascape artist who was visiting during the winter months.. Each day I would go to his studio outdoors and learn what he had to offer.
Here is what I am currently doing.. I will post a few of these photos for you all.
Missing all of you..
Above is Dan Toney and I... he is the instructor.
I would like to share some things I have been doing in the tropics.. I have been painting using oil paints.
I met a seascape artist who was visiting during the winter months.. Each day I would go to his studio outdoors and learn what he had to offer.
Here is what I am currently doing.. I will post a few of these photos for you all.
Missing all of you..
Above is Dan Toney and I... he is the instructor.
above is me with my completed painting..
above.. My hubby, so proud of me.. ♥
Me in the workings of this master piece.. I am thoroughly enjoying painting water.. how ever it is challenging.. ! :-)
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The FIT students presented garments in either the children's wear or sportswear specialization. Throughout the semester, they worked closely with design faculty and an industry critic to formulate concepts and create a capsule collection. The majority of the fabrics used were donated by Cittadellarte Fashion B.E.S.T., an operative workshop dedicated to the development of sustainable textiles. The organization featured the show on its website, http://www.cittadellarte.it/readnews.php?id=728. The students also designed printed textiles in the Politecnico studios in Como.
Students specializing in sportswear were Kellie Lamkin (who designs under the name Luciana Grimaldi), Mariko Sakuma McNeill, Jolie Mittleman, and Jacqueline Ramis. Meghan McGuffin presented the children's wear specialization.
|Neon pink neoprene and black mesh bathing suit with black organza circle skirt by Kellie Lamkin, who designs under the name Luciana Grimaldi.
Press coverage included a story on the website of Vogue Italia, under the heading, Talents. The piece can be found at http://www.vogue.it/talents/neodiplomati/2012/06/fit-milan-graduate-collections.
FIT and the Politecnico di Milano began its collaborative agreement in 2007. FIT students reside in Milan for one or two years, studying integrated courses at the Politecnico di Milano. Academic activities off-campus include visits to tradeshows, production sites, museums, exhibitions, and design studios. Trips to various Italian regions provide an introduction to the country's history, artisan skills, and technical expertise. As part of the exchange agreement, a select group of Politecnico di Milano students attend FIT in New York, where they participate in a capstone exhibition displaying garments and photos.


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Transgenic technologies are used for improving milk production and the meat in farm animals as well as for creating models of human diseases. Transgenic animals are used for the production of proteins for human medical use. Biotechnology is applied to facilitate xenotransplantation from animals to humans. Genetic engineering is done in farm animals and nuclear transfer technology has become an important and preferred method for cloning animals. There is discussion of in vitro meat production by culture
Biotechnology has potential applications in the management of several animal diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, classical swine fever, avian flu and bovine spongiform encephalopathy. The most important biotechnology-based products consist of vaccines, particularly genetically engineered or DNA vaccines. Gene therapy for diseases of pet animals is a fast developing area because many of the technologies used in clinical trials humans were developed in animals and many of t
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EMPLOYEE: Robert Healy
EMPLOYER: Richard Burbridge
INSURER: AIM Mutual Insurance Company
(Judges Horan, Costigan and McCarthy)
Robert L. Noa, Esq., for the employee at hearing
James N. Ellis, Esq., for the employee on appeal
Michael K. Landman, Esq., for the insurer
HORAN, J. Both parties appeal from a decision awarding the employee compensation benefits for a physical injury, but denying his claim for compensation for the alleged psychiatric sequela of that injury. We agree with the insurer that the evidence does not support an ongoing award of temporary total incapacity. Therefore, we vacate the § 34 award and recommit the case.
On April 2, 2004, the employee, a carpenter, was using a spray bottle of Clorox bleach to remove mold and fungus from a basement during a demolition job. He developed a cough, shortness of breath and lightheadedness. The employee returned to work on April 8, 2004, and was "working up on a ladder removing planks when he experienced trouble breathing and fell. . . ." (Dec. 5.)
The employee filed a claim for a physical injury based on his chemical exposure. Following a § 10A conference, the administrative judge ordered the insurer to pay § 35 benefits from May 20, 2004, through January 5, 2005. (Dec. 2.) Both parties appealed. (Dec. 3.) Prior to hearing, the employee was allowed to join a claim for a psychiatric injury, which allegedly resulted from his work-related physical injury. (Employee br. 2; Ins. br. 2.)
Dr. Thomas Morris examined the employee pursuant to § 11A with respect to his physical injury. The judge allowed the parties to submit additional medical evidence to address the "gap" period between the date of injury and the impartial medical examination, as well as additional medical evidence to address the employee's claimed psychiatric injury. (Dec. 4.)
At the hearing, the employee complained he suffered from shortness of breath on exertion and severe coughing. He testified his breathing difficulties are the primary reason for his inability to return to either of the jobs held at the time of his industrial accident. [1] (Dec. 5, 7.) He also testified to suffering from depression and anxiety as a result of his physical injury. (Dec. 7.)
The judge adopted Dr. Morris's opinion that the employee suffered a chemical injury to his airways on April 2, 2004, resulting in a syndrome of cough and exertional dyspnea. (Dec. 8; Ex. 1, p. 2.) He also adopted Dr. Morris's opinion that the employee is unable to continue with vigorous forms of employment, such as construction work or lobster fishing. Id. Based on the employee's work history, lack of training, age (forty-five) and education (high school graduate), the judge found him totally incapacitated and awarded § 34 benefits from May 20, 2004, to date and continuing, based on an average weekly wage of $414.00. (Dec. 13-14, 18.)
With respect to the employee's alleged psychiatric condition, the judge adopted the opinion of the insurer's medical expert, Dr. Robert Weiner, who, citing numerous non-work related stressors in the employee's life, opined he was experiencing anxiety and depression but was "not psychiatrically disabled from employment because of the industrial incidents of April 2, 2004, and April 8, 2004." (Ex. 5, p. 2; Dec. 10.)
We summarily affirm the decision on the issues raised by the employee on appeal, but agree with the insurer that the case must be recommitted for the judge to re-examine the extent of the employee's incapacity. The judge found the employee totally incapacitated from May 20, 2004, forward. However, at the hearing the employee testified he had been earning $75.00 per week driving children to and from school. (Tr. 62.) He estimated working eight hours a week, and assumed he could do this type of work, if available, on a full time basis. (Tr. 62-63.) Section 35D requires the assignment of an earning capacity based on the greatest amount the employee is capable of earning. [2] Where an employee has actual post-injury earnings in any given week, those earnings establish the minimum earning capacity a judge must assign for that week. G. L. c. 152, § 35D(1); Eason v. Symmetricom Corp., 21 Mass. Workers' Comp. Rep. 123, 125 (2007); Perez v. Work, Inc., 20 Mass. Workers' Comp. Rep. 117, 118 (2006). The employee may, in fact, have an earning capacity higher than $75.00 per week. G. L. c. 152, § 35D(4). Accordingly, we recommit the case for the judge to make further findings on the extent of the employee's incapacity.
So ordered.
Mark D. Horan
Administrative Law Judge
Patricia A. Costigan
Administrative Law Judge
William A. McCarthy
Administrative Law Judge
Filed: June 3, 2008
[1]The employee was also self-employed as a commercial lobsterman. (Dec. 7; Tr. 8-9.)
[2]General Laws c. 152, § 35D, provides, in pertinent part:
For purposes of sections thirty-four, thirty-four A and thirty-five, the weekly wage the employee is capable of earning, if any, after the injury, shall be the greatest of the following:-
(1) The actual earnings of the employee during each week.
. . . .
(4) The earnings that the employee is capable of earning.


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RESPONSE: No. It's not "silly". The exercise of chosing just four out of all the choices is both challenging, and thought provoking. Perhaps this is why you're bothered by it, Woz
It's dumber than beef jerky, but I guess since you stole the idea from a thread from three weeks ago I shouldn't be accusing you of mindless mental masturbation, rather I should be accusing you of petty plagarism and lack of originality.
And PS "spygate" was an agreed upon punishment negotiated by the owners in advance and they punished the one team that could handle the heat, the Pats had just won two consecutive Super Bowls and had two #1 picks, I'm sure the other owners were crying foul. All Belichick did after "spygate" was go on an unprecendented 21 game winning streak.
If Belichick is a bad coach because of "spygate" or because he didn't forsee Hernandez shooting somebody than there are no good coaches. This Mt Rushmore garbage is the stuff of horrible radio shows...


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In the first post, I promised two suggestions and two questions, and I'll get to those straight away. But first, who invited Don? There is no better pop-culture commentary on issues of gender and power than the popular AMC show Mad Men. In fact, it's the undercurrent that makes the storyline so compelling. There is the thin, always well-dressed and attractive veneer of "traditional" relationships between men and women, women taking the decidedly subservient role to the working (m)ad men. They … [Read more...]
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For sixth grader Anna Wang, life is presenting her with some serious and exciting challenges. She's learning her way around middle school, trying to make new friends and accepting her adopted baby sister Kaylee. In The Year of the Fortune Cookie by Andrea Cheng, Anna's also been offered the chance of a lifetime. Her family's friends, the Sylvesters, have invited Anna and her mom to travel to China. Being a Chinese-American and having a basic understanding of the language, Anna realizes that this trip is a way to connect with her Chinese relatives, see the orphanage where her sister used to live, and improve her language skills. Unfortunately, Anna's mom cannot get time off from work to accompany her so she has to travel by herself.
This third installment in the Anna Wang series gives the young heroine some real-life issues to deal with in a thought-provoking way. While Anna has never even travelled out of state by herself before, the chance visit to China is one that she cannot turn down, even though it takes a lot of inner strength and courage for her to go. Cheng effectively portrays how Anna, being one of a small number of Asian-American students in her home town, is suddenly thrust into a culture where she no longer sees herself as a minority. Yet, while the Chinese people do not stare at Anna as an outsider, she comes to realize that she is not just Chinese or just American but both. Cheng also nicely integrates some simple Chinese words and symbols throughout the story so young readers can learn something about the language.
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All this Death in June stuff we've made, all coincide with the thirtieth anniversary of Death in June's existence. To mark the occasion Douglas P. will be touring Europe. Getting the opportunity to witness a live Death in June performance is like a rare comet passing through our neck of space so if you happen to be in or near Europe I suggest you make an effort to go to a Death in June show. You might not ever get the chance again. I speak from experience when I say that it's an intense and unforgettable experience.
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CRANSTON — After a scoreless initial half, Lincoln High head coach John D'Aloisio assembled his troops in front of a cage at Cranston Stadium on Wednesday night and informed them he wanted to employ a simplistic switch.
Because Providence Country Day's defense would sag around the net whenever the Lions possessed the ball – that in an effort to squelch any up-close attempts at Knights' sophomore keeper Justin LaRose, he wanted one of his forwards to hold back.
"We pushed a forward up very high because they kept collapsing their defense; we placed him out by their last defender, and that gave us the option to play a longer ball in if we needed to," he stated.
The minor change may have worked just once, but it was more than enough for top-seeded Lincoln to dispatch fourth-ranked PCD, 1-0, in a R.I. Division II Tournament semifinal.
Senior Colby Alves played the role of hero in this masterfully-played tilt. With 27:03 remaining in the final stanza, he knocked down a feed from senior tri-captain Ryan Labrie, hustled down the left hashmarks and – draped by a defending Knight – slipped a right-footed try into a wide-open net.
That caused the Lincoln sideline to erupt with emotion.
"Ryan sent a pass in front the middle, and it went over the top (of a couple of backs)," Alves noted shyly, seemingly stunned at having flicked home the clincher. "I just chased it down and tapped it in."
When asked his first reaction to scoring, he simply said, "I felt it took a lot of weight off our shoulders, especially after the other (Saturday) night."
Alves was referring to a wild, emotional and – yes, scary – 2-1 shootout triumph over East Greenwich at his Chet Nichols Memorial Field home.
"This feels so good," he sighed.
Here's why: With the victory, the Lions not only improved to 13-4-4 overall, but clinched a berth in the championship game. It will face the winner of second-seeded Coventry and No. 3 Toll Gate for the elusive D-II crown at 2 p.m., Saturday at the Rhode Island College soccer complex.
"This is extremely small for a high school field," Coach D'Aloisio explained. "It's only 100 yards by 55, and PCD was trying to spread it out. We like to pass and play a possession game, but we really couldn't do that given it's size. There wasn't a lot of room, so that (change at intermission) opened it up for us.
"The thing is, we could play a longer ball from (our defensive territory); we'd have that forward get a long pass, hold it, and that allowed us to bring more players up the field and get open," he continued. "It seemed to work."
And then some. Lincoln dominated time of possession in that second half, outshooting the Knights by a 10-4 count over the final 40 minutes.
That, however, didn't mean PCD didn't have its own chances to knot it to try and force overtime.
With 12:02 left in regulation, junior forward Harrison Igoe managed a high throw-in from deep down the right sideline. It appeared to bounce off a defender, and classmate John Tortolani somehow fed it to senior co-captain Thomas Horvat.
The midfielder/forward saw the ball at his foot as he stationed himself by the left post; he ripped a shot at Lions' junior goalie Jack Bacon, who dove to his right and deflected it from harm.
After that, D'Aloisio's crew dominated most of the final 11-plus minutes.
To be fair, the Knights controlled play for most of the opening session; in fact, it outshot the Lions, 5-4.
Lincoln started fast, taking two corner kicks in the first 50 seconds. A mere 3:25 later, PCD gained its first corner. Igoe delivered a line drive from the left to Horvat, who leaped over a pair of defenders and tried to head it into the cage.
Bacon, however, snagged the save.
With 11:54 left before intermission, sophomore Gabriel Zelaya-Rincon gave the Knights another solid chance when he took a pass from the left and sent a low-lining curler at Bacon, who again responded with a stop.
Perhaps PCD's finest attempt came with 4:10 remaining; that's when Igoe's throw-in from deep down the left sideline rolled around the crease, and – through the scramble – Horvat whacked a shot just outside the left post.
That left both contingents in a scoreless tie at the half.
Less than 10 minutes into the final stanza, Horvat corralled a deep through pass perhaps 10 yards out from Bacon and slipped it toward junior Nick Pacia, who was open in front of the goal. His right-footer, though, sailed just over the crossbar.
Exactly two minutes later, Lincoln senior tri-captain Mateuz (pronounced ma-TOWSH) Puzanowski heaved a left-side throw-in toward junior David Jessey. He, with his back to the netting, headed it back to LaRose, who snagged the save.
Only 1:52 after, Alves delivered the game-winner, and pretty much controlled it until the final whistles.
To his credit, LaRose finished with 13 stops, while Bacon recorded eight.
"Anytime you take that kind of pressure so close to the net and you don't allow a goal, that's special," D'Aloisio said of Bacon. "He had to play right on top of their forwards when they were threatening, and he had to handle a ton of throw-ins."
The reasons behind Bacon's shutout, in part: The stellar kickouts and ball control of senior tri-captains Labrie and Alex D'Aloisio; Puzanowski; and fellow seniors Paul Roque and John Ariza.
"I will say that (Horvat), with his leaping ability, was virtually unstoppable," he said. "He's a great player."
When told his Lions had stopped him, he just smiled, "This is a terrific win, but we have one more."


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State police arrested Ryan E. Kelly, 20, of 2191 DeKalb Kelly Road, Rensselaer Falls, Tuesday and charged him with second-degree criminal impersonation, a misdemeanor, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and failure to keep right, both traffic violations.
It is alleged that Mr. Kelly pretended to be his brother, Sean Kelly, when he was stopped by troopers on Nov. 9 in the village of Heuvelton and given a traffic ticket for failure to keep right.
Police said they received a call from Sean Kelly who said he had not operated the vehicle at the time the ticket was issued.
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NEW YORK — The Boston Bruins will begin defense of their Stanley Cup title against the Philadelphia Flyers as part of an opening night tripleheader on Oct. 6.
The NHL announced its schedule for the 2011-12 season Thursday on the day off between the league's awards ceremony that took place in Las Vegas and the draft that begins Friday.
Winnipeg, the new home of the former Atlanta Thrashers, returns to the NHL on Oct. 9 when the still unnamed team hosts the Montreal Canadiens. Montreal will also be a part of the opening night festivities when the Canadiens visit the rival Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Western Conference champion Vancouver Canucks will close out the night when they welcome the Penguins to town.
The New York Rangers, Buffalo Sabres, Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks will start their seasons over two days in Europe. A total of four games will be played in Stockholm, Helsinki, and Berlin, marking the first time the NHL will stage a game in Germany.
The regular season ends Saturday, April 7, with a 15-game slate featuring all 30 teams.
One schedule highlight missing Thursday was the confirmation of where next season's Winter Classic will be held. It has been widely reported in recent weeks that the Rangers will visit Philadelphia on Jan. 2 at Citizens Bank Park, the home of baseball's Phillies.
The Rangers are on the schedule to be in Philadelphia on Jan. 2. A league spokesman said an announcement about the ever-popular outdoor game is expected soon.
The Flyers would be playing in the Winter Classic for the second time, after visiting Boston in 2010. It would be the Rangers' first appearance in the event that became a New Year's staple in 2008 at Buffalo. Pittsburgh hosted Washington in last season's Classic.
The Rangers' season will include lots of travel at the start, beyond just their trip to Sweden. Because of renovations at Madison Square Garden, New York will begin on a seven-game road trip that will also take them to Long Island and a four-game jaunt to Western Canada — including their first visit to Winnipeg since the Jets left for Phoenix in 1996.
New York will finally hold its home opener Oct. 27 against Toronto. The Rangers will be rewarded for their tough start at the end of the season, when they play 10 of their final 15 and 19 of the last 33 at home.
Other teams have it even worse than the Rangers. The Chicago Blackhawks and San Jose Sharks both hit the road for nine-game trips. The circus will force out the Blackhawks, and tennis will send the Sharks packing in February.
Every club will get a break from the league's 1,230-game schedule from Jan. 26-30 for All-Star festivities that will be held in Ottawa.
In all, every team will play six games against each divisional rival, four games against the remaining clubs in its conference, and 18 nonconference games for a total of 82. Every team will face the other 29 teams at least once.
Winnipeg's new team will face a rugged travel schedule in its first season. Because of the late timing of the relocation from Atlanta, a sale and move approved by the NHL board of governors this week, the club will remain in the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference this season before an expected shift to the West next season.
Winnipeg will face division rivals Carolina, Florida, Tampa Bay and Washington six times each and the other teams in the Eastern Conference four times.
The old and new Winnipeg franchises will face off twice next season. The former Jets, now the Phoenix Coyotes, will return to Winnipeg on Dec. 1.
As the Bruins continue to celebrate their first championship since 1972, they will host the Canucks on Jan. 7 in the only meeting of the season between the Stanley Cup finalists that played an epic and nasty seven-game series.
Boston will visit Chicago on Oct. 15 in an Original Six matchup of the past two Cup winners.
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Comic-Con has come and gone, as has Screen Junkies from San Diego. It was our first ever trip down to Comic-Con and it will not be our last, but we learned a lot. Mostly, we learned that you have to surrender to the fact that you can't cover EVERYTHING at Comic-Con. Here's everything we DID cover:
Video clips of James Cameron speaking about AVATAR just moments after having unveiled 25-minutes of the film to Hall H @ Comic-Con.
G4's ATTACK OF THE SHOW
Video clips and a rundown of Olivia Munn, Kevin Pereira, Blair Butler and the producers' AOTS presentation. Includes a clip of Comic-Con's first ever "Nerd Rave!"
Co-creators Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse are joined by a bevy of the hit show's stars for a presentation of Season 6. Includes video clips (of course), but does not include major spoilers (of course).
Ace Screen Junkie Spencer Vickers sees a sneak peek of the Neill Blomkamp-directed, Peter Jackson-produced sci-fi violence-fest and promptly writes an open letter to the studio execs that killed HALO to remind them of their own stupidity for having ever committed such stupidity. As if they didn't know.
A rundown of the film's first 15 minutes, and Q&A with Megan Fox, writer Diablo Cody, director Karyn Kusama and producer Jason Reitman. As Megan Fox says about J's B, "You better be wearing your sexy shoes!"
A recap of the Hall H panel about the Michael J. Bassett-directed, James Purefoy-starring film adaptation of CONAN-creator Robert E. Howard's badass demon slayer. Well received at Comic-Con, and a potential sleeper hit when the film opens later this year. Give it up for sword & sorcery flicks!
Video clips and commentary about Mike Judge's latest, including a video of Jason Bateman passing out on Mila Kunis (not a bad place to land).
Interviews with cast members and video of "The Family Guy" spinoff's panel in Hall H, with creator Seth MacFarlane.
And that's all she wrote. We'll see you next year, Comic-Con, and we'll be loaded for bear when we do.
So send us out, Oscar-nominated writer/director Frank Darabont!
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Join the Senior Center for an overnight stay at Grand Portage Lodge & CasinoThu, 03/14/2013 - 10:38am
The Cook County Senior Center has planned an overnight trip to the Grand Portage Lodge and Casino is planned for Monday, March 18. Guests will receive $15 in free slot play and seniors receive two-for-one drink coupons from the Players Club. Spend the evening and the next day; enjoy $5 off your breakfast. The cost for double occupancy is only $12 per person; single occupancy, $24.
For more information or for registration of any of these upcoming trips, stop in or call the Senior Center at 387-2660.
Free tree seedlings offeredWed, 03/13/2013 - 1:17pm
Hedstrom Lumber Company is once again offering to give away free tree seedlings. White Spruce, White Pine and Norway Pine seedlings are available, and can be mixed and matched in any combination, up to a total of 200 seedlings per person. Anyone interested is asked to send an email to email@example.com, specifying the number of seedlings and species desired, by April 15. The pick-up date will be May 3, from 9 AM to 4 PM. Everyone is asked to bring their own buckets to haul the seedlings. No seedlings will be held after May 3.
Realtor Steve Bragg receives recognitionWed, 03/13/2013 - 1:15pm
Congratulations to Steve Bragg of Lutsen for receiving the "Big Hitter Award" at the Calhoun Companies' award breakfast celebration in Minneapolis on Feb. 13.
This award was given to the three most productive of 21 Calhoun agents servicing the five state area and Steve Bragg came in second.
Calhoun Companies sells only businesses and commercial properties and has been doing this since 1908 and Steve operates the Arrowhead Office working from Ashland WI to Lake of the Woods, MN.
Playhouse practice under way for next play, "First Baptist of Ivy Gap"Wed, 03/13/2013 - 1:12pm
The Grand Marais Playhouse has begun its 43rd season with rehearsals for First Baptist of Ivy Gap, a poignant comedy by Ron Osborne. The cast includes Adrianna Berglund, Brenna Hay, Cailin Carpenter, Sarah Larsen, Mara MacDonell, and Michaela Peterson. The play is directed by Sue Hennessy with Cy Fortunato as stage manager and Emma Bradley is creating the costumes.
The play is described by Samuel French publishers: "During WWII, six women gather at the church to roll bandages and plan the church's 75th anniversary. Overseeing things is Edith, the pastor's wise-cracking wife who dispenses Red Cross smocks and witty repartee to Luby, whose son is fighting in the Pacific; Mae Ellen, the church's rebellious organist who wants to quit but hasn't the courage; Olene, who dreams of a career in Hollywood; Sammy, a shy newcomer with a secret; and Vera, an influential Baptist with a secret of her own. When Luby learns her son has been wounded, she confounds the others by blaming the vulnerable Sammy.
"Twenty-five years later, our "First Baptist Six" reunite. Back to reconcile with Luby—whose son died of his wounds— is Sammy, whose own son is now in Vietnam; and Olene, whose flashy show business career will set the town on its ear. There to welcome them are Vera, her secret still safe; Mae Ellen, still rebellious and still looking for an escape; and Edith, whose biggest challenge isn't the church's upcoming centennial but revelations that shake relationships formed over a quarter of a century. With humor and pathos, these six very different women find comfort, forgiveness and redemption in each other."
Performance dates for First Baptist of Ivy Gap are April 25, 26 and 28 and May 2-5, Thursday - Saturday 7 p.m. and Sundays 2 p.m.
Join WTIP for our "15 Reasons" Membership Drive March 13 - 18Wed, 03/13/2013 - 12:07pm
Listener support helps WTIP maintain and strengthen our services.
Please support our efforts by becoming a member or renewing your membership!
During our "15 Reasons" Membership Drive, March 13th – 18th we're celebrating 15 years of community service! In addition to providing all our regular services, we'll be featuring some special programs and highlights, including:
Live music:
o Timmy Haus Wednesday, March 13 from noon – 1:00 p.m.
o Pete Kavanaugh Thursday, March 14 from noon – 1:00 p.m.
o The Joe Paulik Band Friday, March 15 from noon – 1:00 p.m.
o The Si!vertones during The Roadhouse Friday, March 15
o Mysterious Ways Saturday, March 16 from 3-4
o Pushing Chain Saturday, March 16 from 4-5
o Eric Frost & Bill Hansen Saturday, March 16 from 5-6
o Briand Morrison & Roxann Berglund Saturday, March 16 from 6-7
o Gordon Thorne during the Gospel Truth Sunday, March 17
o Yvonne Mills during Women in Music Sunday, March 17
o Chastity Brown during Women in Music Sunday, March 17
o Portage during Classic Country Sunday, March 17 starting at 6
Special Programming:
o Special Youth Radio Project show on Thursday from 5-6
o Special Northern Gardening on Thursday from 7-8
o Special Roadhouse, Small Change, and Boomer Jam on Friday
o Special "15 up-and-coming female musicians" edition of Women in Music
o Special "15 Reasons" themed Swing Session on Sunday
Tune in:
90.7 FM North Shore
90.1 FM Grand Portage
89.1 FM Gunflint Trail
Call in:
387-1070; 1-800-473-9847
Stop by: 1712 West Highway 61 in Grand Marais
Petitions and protests continue over county attorneyWed, 03/13/2013 - 11:17am
It's been three months since Cook County Attorney Tim Scannell became the subject of a restraining order. Since then a petition for a removal election is in the works and protesters have been picketing the courthouse.
The parents of a 17-year-old girl filed paperwork last December claiming Scannell and their daughter had a romantic relationship. The court document states that Scannell harassed the girl, prompting the two-year restraining order.
During a public comment period held prior to a county board meeting last December, county resident Jason Zimmer asked that commissioners call a special session to request Scannell's resignation.
According to County Auditor-Treasurer Braidy Powers, the avenue for removing an elected county official is through a petition of registered voters prompting a removal election. The number required for a removal election in this case is just under 600 names.
Zimmer has initiated a petition, and last week he said it was in the hands of a Twin Cities attorney to get the wording right. The petition must allege specific malfeasance or nonfeasance in the performance of official duties. Only examples of wrongdoing, misconduct or failure to perform a legal duty would apply.
Zimmer said he does not have any names yet because he was advised to make sure the wording is right so that citizens know the reasoning behind the petition. He added, he does "have a huge list of citizens to contact when the petition is ready to be launched."
As for the protesters, they've been gathering at least once a week by the courthouse parking lot with signs calling for Scannell to step down and soliciting "honks" of support.


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Perhaps the thickest handmade Japanese paper we carry are the smaller series of Kozo cards, ranging between 240g to 300g in weight. The smallest, called Etchu Meishi, is 2.25 x 3.75" in size. The next sizes up are the 4 x 6" Hagaki, and the 6 x 8" Etchu Hagaki. We now carry the format called Tanzaku, which is 2.5 x 14.25". We also have a 9.25 x 10.5" size called Shikishi Etchu available by special request.
In Japan, Meishi are considered calling cards or business cards and Hagaki are postcards often sent at New Years. The larger Shikishi seems to be a more recent creation to imitate traditional scrolls, smaller than scroll sheets to better fit the modern home. Tanzaku is a format often used to write wishes on to then hang from tree branches during festivals.
There are many uses for these sturdy, deckled edge sheets – gift tags, unique business cards, artist trading cards, labels, place cards, recipes, rubber stamping, small painting, drawing, and printmaking artworks.
I love these heavyweights for collage bases, I feel I can really load them with layers of other papers if I wanted to, and they're stiff enough to easily stitch through. For a pure Kozo paper, they have an unusually smooth finish, as shown in the Meishi with a drawing of my dog Stevie, using very fine tipped pigment ink pens – no fuzzy lines or bleeding associated with inks on some other Kozo sheets. However, they also take paints and dyes if you want to stain them, Kozo being very absorbent. I also find that being smaller than typical 25 x 37" sheets, they're less intimidating for me and are a nice human scale.
Artwork created by Leah Taylor on Japanese Handmade Kozo Cards
With Information kindly provided by Sigrid at The Japanese Paper Place