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With a burgeoning number of retail businesses like Giant, Peebles, and Arby's all crowding the visual real estate along Route 30, there is little space left on the busy highway for increased development.
In an early effort to open up more space for businesses and to help alleviate traffic on Route 30, Straban Township is exploring the idea of extending Camp Letterman Drive, which currently dots the map in a few different locations, but is not a continuous thoroughfare.
"This would allow other businesses to have frontage on another road," said Township Supervisor Sharon Hamm. "Right now the only frontage is on Route 30. How many driveways can we have out there?"
Extending Camp Letterman Drive from Sheetz all the way down to Hunterstown Road, near Gettysburg would give shoppers and local residents an alternate route, Hamm said. This could eliminate some of the traffic on Route 30 from cars entering and exiting commercial shopping centers, she said, while providing prime locations along a new Camp Letterman Drive for additional businesses.
Although the township is still in its very preliminary stages of planning and is still accepting public input, the Board of Supervisors at its meeting on Monday approved a traffic study to test the potential impacts of the road extension.
The study, to be conducted by McMahon Associates, first is to determine whether a Camp Letterman Drive extension and subsequent traffic-light installation at Hunterstown Road is feasible. It then is to determine whether doing so would be advantageous to the township, by reducing traffic along Route 30.
In authorizing the study the supervisors were hoping to get a head start on preparing for the possibility of increased commercial development in the township, Hamm said. Several vacant properties near Route 30 have attracted commercial developers over the past few years, she said, including the old Renn Kirby building, but no plans have ever stuck.
There still seems to be a fairly steady stream of interest though, Hamm said, and an extension of Camp Letterman Drive could help to alleviate congestion if the land is ever developed.
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This looks so tasty! Love this idea!
Thanks Katrina! It's a seriously delicious salad
Whenever someone asks me why quinoa, one answer always jumps to the front of my mind. Versatility.
To me, quinoa is one of those ingredients that goes with everything. From savory appetizers to sweet desserts, I've tried it all, and although not all of my dishes are successful, playing around with quinoa has made gluten-free cooking so much more fun.
Written by: Alyssa Rimmer of Queen of Quinoa
Lately on Queen of Quinoa, my recipes have overwhelmingly gone in the sweet direction. I have a major sweet tooth, so I've been trying to create healthy treats that I can eat guilt free.
But like everything in life, there needs to be balance. It's important to remember that with all sweet things there must be savory dishes to counteract those indulgences, even as healthy as they may be.
I'm the first to admit it, I enjoy dessert every single night. Whether it's a raw truffle or a healthy cookie, I just love ending my night with a little something sweet. And I'm not planning to stop little habit any time soon. I'm a firm believer that it's all about moderation and making healthy choices as much as possible.
Which is why I make it a point to eat greens at every one of my meals, including breakfast. I love green smoothies and juices in the morning, great big salads for lunch, and you can often find a pile of roasted veggies on the side of my dinner plate.
And one of my favorite things to do is to combine a giant bowl of greens with my oh-so-lovely quinoa. Quinoa helps to make your already healthy salad, into a supercharged bowl of nutrients by adding protein, fiber, vitamins and healthy carbs.
In my mind, this salad is the epitome of everything I love about quinoa. Arugula is one of those ingredients that needs something soft and mild to it balance out. Quinoa pairs perfectly with this bitter green because it's gentle flavor lets the arugula shine, while mellowing out the spiciness that can sometimes overwhelm the dish.
The dressing, which is just a simple squirt of lemon juice, brightens the dish even more and is especially nice with the creamy, tang of the goat cheese. I could just go on and on about how awesome this salad is, but I think it would be more fun for you to just try it yourself!
Do you have a favorite way to use quinoa?
Warm Arugula Salad with Quinoa & Goat Cheese
Yield: 2
Prep Time: 5
Cook Time: 10
Total Time: 15
A bright salad that is perfect for lunch or dinner and is loaded with healthy ingredients. Naturally gluten-free and simply delicious, this salad will sure to please your whole family!
1/2 cup white quinoa
1 cup water
3 cups arugula
1 oz goat cheese, crumbled
1/2 of a lemon, juiced
Salt & pepper to taste
Bring the quinoa and water to a boil in a small sauce pan. Cover and reduce to low. Let simmer for 10 minutes, or until all the water has been absorbed and the quinoa is fluffy. Keep covered for another 3 minutes, then fluff with a fork and transfer to a mixing bowl.
Add the arugula to the bowl with the hot quinoa and stir until the greens have wilted a bit. Squeeze the lemon juice over the salad and mix together. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Transfer the salads to two bowls and top with crumbled goat cheese bits.
Serve immediately.
There are lots of additions you could make to this salad. It would be delicious with chopped nuts or cranberries, or topped with some grilled fish or chicken for added protein. Or enjoy it as is for a light, healthy lunch or dinner!
his sounds so good!!! Is it 1/2 cup of lemon juice?
Or is it 1/2 of a lemon's juice?
Hi Erika – it's actually 1/2 of a lemon juiced. Sorry about the typo! Hope you enjoy the salad
It was delicious!!! Thank you!
Alyssa, this sounds amazing- you've combined three of my favorite foods into one dish! I like mixing quinoa with roasted veggies in the winter. Yum!
Me too! That's one of my favorite meals of all time. And then grilled veggies for the summer!
Love it! So simple and easy, yet so delicious. I think I wouldn't be able to resist throwing some avocado in there
You know, avocado is a splendid idea. I think this would also be great tossed in a creamy avocado dressing. Mmm….now you've really got me thinking
I just made this for dinner last night… SO DELICIOUS!! I sauteed some yellow & green bell peppers & red cabbage at high heat for added color & variety. I also toasted my quinoa prior to cooking & then put a beef boullion cube in while it boiled to give it an intense burst of flavor. And it was soooo good! Will make again for sure! My mom loved it too didn't need any salt or seasonings, just used garlic & herb goat cheese. Gosh what a delicious meal!
Wow Loretti, your salad sounds delicious! I love all the add-ons that you threw in there. I'll have to give toasting the quinoa a try and see how it changes the flavor. I usually only do that with my baking, but I'm sure it would be absolutely divine with a bright salad like this.
I recently just started my own food blog and always love checking out other food blogs for inspiration. Quinoa salad with goat cheese! YUM!! I have to make this soon!
Delicious! Just made it for my parents and siblings and everyone loved it. I added kalamata olives, cherry tomatoes, and artichoke hearts to the salad instead of nuts or dried fruit and served it with salmon. Really good!
Thanks so much for the recipe. I'll definitely recommend it.
I can't wait to try this tonight – I might just have to throw some toasted pine nuts on top as well – yum! Thanks for posting
I think toasted pine nuts would make this already awesome dish over the top good!!
I just made this, holy cow LOVE IT. Picked arugula from my little garden , ohhh YUM.
Thank you for discovering this awesome dish
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The first model, the TH-P65VT3, announced in Japan at around 630,000 Yen, will be sold without 3D glasses. This Full-HD Plasma TV features Panasonic's new Full Black Panel II Technology, offering a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio. It also comes with automatic 2D-to-3D video conversion and USB HDD/SDXC recording.
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Pittsburgh Trib athletes of the week: Serra Catholic's Anthony Koval, Moon's Sydney Schipani
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Anthony Koval
Year: Junior
School: Serra Catholic
Sport: Soccer
Claim to fame: Koval registered his eighth shutout of the season as the Eagles defeated Geibel, 3-0, in a WPIAL Class A first-round matchup Monday night at Laurel Highlands. The junior stopped eight shots. Serra will face OLSH on Thursday evening at Elizabeth Forward in the quarterfinals.
"This is Anthony's third year as a starter. He's always been good, but this year he's become a leader," coach Don Sabol said. "As a keeper, he has to be more vocal than everyone else. He keeps getting bigger and stronger and now has a powerful punt. He's made some really key saves for us this year. If he sees something that our defenders don't see, our communication starts at the back with him and goes forward."
What was your game plan heading into Monday's game?
Our game plan never really changes for the opponent. We try to figure out what they do best and try to exploit their weaknesses. It's the playoffs and it doesn't matter if it's the first round or the WPIAL finals, you have to take it seriously. We just went out there and gave 100 percent.
How does it feel to record a shutout?
It's a great feeling. It's one of the best feelings ever. I can't take all the credit though. Our defense played great and the offense possess the ball so well up there, they deserve a lot of credit as well.
What does the team have to do to keep winning?
We just have to keep playing our game. We face OLSH next. We lost to them but we know we are capable of winning. We can beat anyone in my opinion. We just need to stay focused and not change our mindset on how we play.
What did you learn from the game against OLSH earlier this season?
They're a great team. They really are. But anybody can beat anybody, especially in the playoffs. They're a big team and a very good one, but we have something to prove.
How do you stay focused when you aren't seeing a lot of shots?
I just keep communicating with my team. I have to be talking to my defense at all times. I even try to talk to the offense because I can see the whole field. I stay focused by talking. Communication is a big key to our game.
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Claim to fame: Schipani — a 2012 all-section player for the defending PIAA Class AA champion Tigers — scored three goals in Moon's 6-0 win over Beaver in the first round of the WPIAL playoffs. An Akron recruit, Schipani has scored 20 goals this season. Schipani and the Tigers will play Yough at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Baldwin in the quarterfinals.
Are the Tigers going to repeat as state champions again this year?
I do think we have a great chance. I think we have a shot to win our next game and just win every one from here on out.
Who is the best player you've played against in the WPIAL?
I would say Jane Lichter from Montour. She's really good at taking people on. She finds ways to score for her team.
Why did you pick Akron?
It was just an all-around good fit for me. I love the coach and the campus. I want to study engineering, so they offer that program.
What aspect of your game do you hope to improve heading into college?
I definitely want to start lifting more, getting more strength and working on my speed so I can compete with some of the bigger forwards in the MAC conference. I'm just going to work on my ball skills and getting cleaner touches.
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Re: Dr Who/Star Trek Crossover WAS planned by RTD
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Sci wrote:
RoJoHen wrote:
Why the hell would you guys want a Doctor Who crossover with Enterprise?
That just sounds awful.
Are you kidding? It would probably have been one of the most delightful ENT stories ever! Why, RTD might even have found a way to give Reed, Travis, and Hoshi personalities!
ENT is one of the worst shows I've ever seen. I just can't imagine why you'd want to taint Doctor Who with that garbage.
Well, for one, I don't think it's pure garbage. Amongst other things, it had a strong premise, and I quite enjoyed Season Four, and suspect that had Season Five been produced, it would have been very good.
For another thing -- it's
Doctor Who
Star Trek
! The TARDIS aboard the
! Doctor Who talking to Vulcans! Wonderful fun.
Thirdly, I don't accept the idea that
Doctor Who
would be tainted by crossing over with a bad show. I think it would just elevate the show by virtue of its presence.
Not to mention that it's completely random for a Trek crossover.
Umm, no, because that was the
Star Trek
series that was actually in production at the time.
You want to bring Trek into Who, find a way to use TOS (kind of like DS9 did with "Trials and Tribble-ations")
The reason that worked in "Trials" was that the DS9 characters were
interacting with the TOS characters. For a proper crossover, though, you're gonna want to do an original plot with full character interaction -- so you wouldn't be able to use pre-existing footage. Hence the need to use the actual show that's in production at the time.
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Honestly, I think this was just a joke on RTD's part, cos they'd just never have been able to pull it off.
I think RTD honestly wanted to do it. It's a common criticism of RTD's that he's too over-the-top. I've never agreed with the "too" part, but I'll agree -- the man is absolutely a kitchen sink sort of writer. He likes things that are big and bombastic and outrageous and fantastic and fan-tastic. The idea of trying to pull off a major crossover with
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Civil justice system discourages transparency, experts say
When a Ross man sued the city in 2010, he maintained that three Pittsburgh police officers had violated his civil rights during a traffic stop in 2006.
When the city's insurer paid $100,000 in July to settle the case, the settlement left the civil rights question unanswered.
Most settlements of lawsuits alleging civil rights violations leave their main questions unanswered because the civil justice system doesn't encourage answering them, two legal experts say.
"The whole system is kind of distorted," said David Harris, a University of Pittsburgh law professor. "It's not based, for the most part, on who was wrong."
Settlements usually contain a standard clause denying liability, which doesn't vindicate police of wrongdoing, nor does the payment mean that the person who sued had his or her rights violated.
Taxpayers often end up paying legal fees of both sides and the settlement, directly or through the city having to pay higher insurance premiums, but they never get any clear resolution.
"That's the nature of the civil process," said Bruce Antkowiak, a St. Vincent College law professor. "People don't want to pay money and (then) admit liability. It's not just in these cases. It's in nearly every civil case."
Tim O'Brien, the lawyer for Jeff Collins, 38, of Ross said they believe the officers violated his rights and had evidence to back up that belief, but the city had evidence it believe exonerated the officers.
In situations like that, a settlement "is probably in everyone's interest," he said.
Bryan Campbell, the attorney for the officers, said it was the city's call whether to settle, because the city had agreed to cover any damages awarded to Collins.
City Solicitor Dan Regan said the settlement doesn't mean the officers violated Collins' civil rights.
"We don't believe there was any wrongdoing on the part of our officers in the case," he said.
In general, the question of whether to settle a civil rights complaint against a police officer comes down to what it costs to defend a case versus the cost to settle it, he said. If the numbers add up, the city settles.
"No one can predict what a jury is going to do in any case," Regan said. "Therefore, we have to make what we believe are the most prudent decisions when we are factoring in costs and risks."
When the city settled a lawsuit brought by 25 people arrested near Schenley Park on the last night of the G-20 economic summit in 2009, the agreement never addressed the key issue: whether police violated the civil rights of those arrested.
One person dropped her claim, but the city's insurer paid $488,000 to settle claims of the other 24 people.
The fact that the city settles should tell taxpayers something, said Vic Walczak, state director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
"You can say that you're not responsible and you're not wrong until you're blue in the face, but the voters will see that you paid some money," Walczak said, who added that his organization prefers cases where it can seek an injunction declaring a practice unconstitutional.
Antkowiak said the only way to guarantee resolution of the key issues in civil rights cases would be to set up a separate system for these complaints that required a ruling at least on liability before the parties could settle or go to trial on damages.
"Until you would have something like that, it's going to be kept behind a veil," he said.
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Getting around Melbourne and Victoria doesn't have to mean hours in traffic. Spend an afternoon breathing in the fresh air out on the water on a ferry ride down the Yarra River or across Port Phillip Bay.
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Melbourne Water Taxis land at points on the Yarra River, between Fenix Restaurant, Abbotsford and Williamstown; and on the Maribyrnong River as far as Canning Street, Essendon.
The Yarra Loop service operates Friday evenings and weekend afternoons, with adult single trips from $5. Visit melbournewatertaxis.com.au for more information.
Popular stops include WTC Wharf, South Wharf, Southgate, Federation Wharf and ANZ Wharf. Special services run to other locations for major events such as AFL matches, the Australian Open Tennis, concerts and the Spring Racing Carnival. Phone ahead (0416 068 655) for more information.
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Want to get the word out? Forget the press release, try social media instead.
Nobody knows that better than Aliza Licht, senior vice president of global communications at Donna Karan International and the social media maven behind @DKNY (follower count: more than 411,500). So to announce the opening of the newly renovated DKNY store in London just in time for the Olympics, Ms. Licht created a video mapping a faux social media hype session.
The two-and-a-half minute video recreates what would happen with a typical buzzed-about party: a few high-profile people start the frenzy by sharing something using a designated hashtag. Their followers notice and want to know more: What is happening? Where is it? Who will be there?
It's FOMO—Fear of Missing Out—taking hold, which spreads the word further.
WSJ reporters raced between the runways this past week. Here are some of the highlights of what they saw.
Donna Karan, a designer known for draping, failed draping while a student Parsons the New School for Design.
That was but one of the many eyebrow-raising stories casually delivered by Ms. Karan Thursday night at the 92nd Street Y, where she was interviewed in front of a live audience by fashion industry veteran Fern Mallis.
The American Express cardmember show is one of the few instances in which the public can buy tickets to fashion shows. Each season since its inauguration, the shows have sold out of their packages, which retail for $150 and $250 (for front row and post-show backstage reception).
Past shows have featured Q&A's with Diane von Furstenberg and a showcase of CFDA stars. This season, the show featured a live performance by pop star Lykke Li as models walked in DKNY's 2012 Resort collection, which included tuxedo jackets, spangled skirts and traffic-stopping red cocktail dresses.
Donna Karan loves New York, but she reached out to California for her spring collection. Inspired by American artists like Jasper Johns, she brought together the best of both worlds—oversized floppy hats and loose beach waves with a tailored suit jacket or a pencil skirt.
As Marie Claire Fashion Director Nina Garcia tweeted afterwards, "I always leave the @DKNY show wanting to be THAT girl." Us, too.
Watch a video of the closing looks at DKNY's show.
The Vibe: West Coast girl transplanted to Park Avenue, bringing the ease of California to the style of New York
The Colors: Rich without being heavy, shades of cherry and cobalt, pink and navy popped against the backdrop of an actual New York City yellow cab.
Matchy-Matchy: Some of the patterned looks carried the design from head to toe—or hat to platform, with a bag and a dress in between. It's a trend we've seen a lot of on the runways, and a reversal of the mix-it-up mode of the last few years.
Perfect Runway Pairing: A floral pencil skirt and matching string bikini top was the perfectly ridiculous show combination that we secretly wish someone would actually wear. (Seeing that look in real life seems more likely than spotting the tweed mini-short, which looked more like a panty.)
Tribute: The clothes may have had California inspiration, but the day was all about New York. Show notes made prominent mention of the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11. The designer wore a T-shirt from Action America, a group that wants to turn 9/11 into a day of "positive action."
For the DKNY man, looking cool is serious business whether it's a weekday or on the weekend.
The Mood: sleek, slim
The Setting: Nasdaq headquarters
Production Highlight: models stylish in slim-fit white fress shirts, dark ties, and grey suit pants sans jackets, pretending to be working in an actual Nasdaq boardroom.
Collection Highlight: Sharp grey slim-fit suits (for work) and dip dye. Knits with exposed seams (for play).
With her Fall 2011 collection, Ms. Karan recognized a new aspect of her target woman: dancing on the line between working hard and playing hard, between doing as she is told and doing as she pleases.
"She wants to feel her own self, her own creativity—but she's got to button down," Ms. Karan said of her customers. "It's OK to be classic, but keep it cool."
Others have experimented with variations on the motif in the past few years, like Richard Chai's recent safari-inspired spring collection. But DKNY has gone back to the roots of the corps, using closely-tailored gray fabrics reminiscent of West Point standard issue. …
After several seasons with a bent towards evening wear, Donna Karan designed her spring 2011 DKNY line with the professional in mind. Working women rejoice!
Ms. Karan let the classics be her muse and built a collection of wardrobe must-haves for a fresh-to-the-city girl. "She comes into town and she says, 'Ok, I'm going to make it in New York.' She needs her basic wardrobe, a great jacket, a great coat, a great skirt," Ms. Karan said. "It's the basics."
Donna Karan recently remarked that she loves the idea of uniforms because they remove the need to think about what to wear. She translated that idea into a collection of Art Deco academic styles for her fall/winter 2010 collection, which Ms. Karan showed Sunday at her downtown studio.
Prep-school teens will eat up her pleated hip-slung minis, made from wool as well as leather — the latter of which gave an already playful look an added dose of sass. Most of the short skirts weren't shown with tights, but rather bare legs, socks and booties, completing the look as precocious rather than precious.
Ms. Karan paired the minis with a bigger, boxier take on the already big and boxy boyfriend jacket. The DKNY version…
Heard on the Runway provides news about the fashion and retail worlds, as well as fresh analysis and dispatches from the bi-annual fashion shows in New York, Milan and Paris. For complete style coverage, go to WSJ.com/Fashion.
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I'm new to this forum but not to in-car PCs. Just thought I should introduce myself and share my experiences...
My name is Darryl. I live in England, UK in the lovely county of Buckinghamshire.
I put my first EPIA mini-itx PC in my Ford Mondeo about 18 months ago. It was a bit hit and miss - At first I just tried running it from the car battery through the DC-DC converter in the Morex 2699 case - without much luck.
The biggest problem was getting reliable juice to the hard disk - I was (and still am) using a 3.5 inch 160Gb maxtor Diamondmax 9. My initial solution was to use a 12volt regulated switch-mode power supply I purchased from RS.
This was fine until I wanted to upgrade from the EIPA 800 to the Nehemia M1000. It just wouldn't boot up.
Last week I bought a new car - the Vauxhall Zafira - no idea what it might be called in the states. It's a seven seater estate car (station wagon?) where the rear most seats fold flat into the floor to create a very large boot space when needed.
I decided I wanted my car pc a little better installed in this one - the mondeo had wires visible in the passenger footwell, input was performed with an ATI all-in-wonder RF remote control and the PC itself just sat on the floor under the driver's seat.
This time I wanted it all: Touch screen control, sat nav, dvd playback - the lot. Obviously for decent DVD playback I needed the Nehemia M10000 or the new MII motheboard - thankfully I still had two of the M10000's lying about from previous experiments.
So I set about doing this properly - I purchased a purpose built car PSU from www.linitx.com and a touchscreen 7" lcd display and slot load dvd drive from www.mini-itx.com.
Since the PSU doesn't fit in the morex case, I needed an alternative case. Luckily the Zafira has a tray underneath the front passenger seat - presumably for putting litter in. It turned out to be just the right size to fit the lot in (apart from the LCD display of course - which is mounted over the cup holders in the bottom of the centre console). Now the whole thing is out of sight and starts automatically 10 seconds after the ignition is turned on.
Lilliput 7" VGA touchscreen
Via Nehemia M10000 mini-itx motherboard
Panasonic slot load DVD/CD-RW drive
Maxtor 160Gb Diamonmax hard drive
OPUS (Probably) Car PSU
BU-303 USB GPS mouse
Media Car (by coyote)
Infomap Navigator 4
The whole thing rocks! Thanks to all the participants on this forum - you helped me find the PSU, the Touchscreen display and the Media Car software!
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UBB's original charter emphasized bank stock loans - to help community banks raise capital, acquire other banks, expand operations or execute changes in ownership. Bank stock lending is as important today as it was when UBB was founded.


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James Joseph Lagrua, 61, is in custody at the Madison County Sheriff's Office where he sits without bond after shooting and killing his wife, Stephanie Lagrua, 54, and bedridden mother-in-law, Hilma Barnett, 86, in their Marshall home on Friday, Dec. 14.
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AimShot Night Scout Green LED Flashlight with Batteries (2 CR123 Lithium) Aluminum Black
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Chana Pindi Masala
Published February 22, 2013 | Written by The Healthline Editorial Team
A traditional North Indian dish, Pindi Chana is a spicy chickpea recipe which is usually eaten as a side dish with puri, roti, rice, and bhature. Its mouthwatering, alluring aroma originates from the blend of aromatic spices used. It will be a sure shot hit with your guests.
|Nutrition Facts
|Serving size:
|approximately 2 ounces of cooked chana
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|Total Fat 2.4g
|Sodium 290mg
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|Serving size:
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|Saturated Fat 0.3g
|Sodium 290mg
|Total Carbohydrate 13.4g
|Protein 2.9g
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
- 2 1/2 tablespoons pomegranate seeds
- 2 tablespoons cumin seeds
- 4 cups water
- 4 cups chickpeas (soaked overnight for about 6 to 8 hours in water and drained)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 4 brown cardamoms
- 5 sticks (3-inches each) cinnamon
- 10 cloves
- 4 tablespoons coriander powder
- 2 1/2 teaspoons black pepper powder
- 2 teaspoons garam masala powder
- 3 tablespoons dry mango powder (amchur)
- 6 green chilies, slit
- 1-inch ginger, cut into thin strips
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion (sliced)
- 2 lemons, cut into wedges
Step by Step:
- In a small heavy skillet roast together pomegranate and cumin seeds on medium heat. Stir continuously until the spices darken by a few shades and give out a distinct aroma. After they're roasted, cool and grind to a powder.
- Pour water into a pressure cooker. Add chickpeas, salt, cardamoms, cinnamon, and cloves. Stir once to mix the salt with water and chickpeas. Close the cooker and put over high heat. Bring to full pressure over high heat, then reduce heat to low and cook for 20 to 25 minutes. Remove cooker from heat and allow to cool naturally. If chickpeas are cooked in a regular pan, they have to be boiled for at least 1 hour over medium-high heat.
- Remove the chickpeas and drain the remaining cooking fluid. Reserve the liquid to be used afterwards. Add pomegranate, cumin, coriander, pepper, garam masala, and mango powders to the chickpeas. Sprinkle green chilies and ginger on top.
- In a small pan, heat the olive oil over medium-high heat and pour evenly over chickpeas. Add the reserved cooking liquid. Place the chickpeas with all the spices in a heavy skillet and cook on medium-high heat, stirring occasionally. Cook till all the liquid dries, approximately 10 minutes.
- Garnish with onion slices and lemon wedges and serve hot with rice or roti.


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NEW LEAF MARKET is a full service, member-owned, cooperative grocery store featuring local, healthy and fair price food for our community. Our vision is to provide sustainable food security for ourselves, our children and future generations.
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Ł60m masterplan development vision for Bournemouth's Aviation Business Park
6th July 2012
MAG Developments has this week unveiled a ten-year masterplan vision for the development of 540,000 square feet (sq ft) of new business space – including offices, industrial units, warehousing and distribution facilities, and aviation uses such as hangars – at its Aviation Business Park at Bournemouth Airport on the south coast of England.
Backed by Christchurch Borough Council and Dorset County Council, the development programme has the potential to create more than 1,000 new jobs over the next ten years by attracting new businesses to the region; providing new opportunities for local businesses to expand; and creating jobs during the construction stages, too.
MAG Developments has already secured outline planning permission for the project – granted December 2011 – to deliver a range of quality new business premises and commercial space, split across five separate plots, totalling around 35-acres, within the existing footprint of the 200-acre Aviation Business Park.
The new business premises vary in size; with flexible open plan layouts in order to accommodate a wide range of potential occupiers and uses. Development will ultimately be driven by market demand and will be delivered in phases over the next ten years.
Stephanie Mullenger, General Manager for Property at M.A.G, owner of Bournemouth Airport, said: "Aviation Business Park has maintained a high level of resilience through the economic downturn and has shown robustness in meeting demand for smaller industrial units and relocating larger units, with occupancy levels now at around 97%. It is a particularly favourable location for industrial occupiers within the A31-M27 Corridor, offering the unique benefit of direct access to the airport, its flights and its full-length commercial runway. This project will continue to build upon those successes, generate more economic activity in the area and support the growth of businesses already based at Aviation Business Park.
The plans will also deliver a range of regeneration and sustainability benefits, enhancing the already well-established Aviation Business Park and providing a clear long-term strategy to deliver facilities to meet the needs of modern business, meet economic development and job creation objectives and ensure the on-going success of the area
As part of the ten-year development programme, vehicular access to the site will also be significantly improved, along with public transport links, as well as pedestrian and bicycle access.
A total highway contribution of Ł1.1m will be made to Dorset County Council, which in its role as Highways Authority would deliver these works. M.A.G will make four payments of Ł275,000, upon the phased completion of new floor space.
Enhancements will also be made to Aviation Business Park's existing infrastructure, including the internal road system, along with high quality landscaping and public realm improvements.
A new area of heathland habitat will also be created as part of the development programme, adding to the biodiversity of the Business Park and doubling up as an additional buffer area between Business Park and the SSSI area to the north.
The underlying design principle is to provide a mix of modern, commercially attractive units, which are highly flexible so they can be readily adapted between various uses over time. This ensures that different occupiers, thereby maximising the lifespan, can use space.
New, supporting amenities will be created as part of the ten-year development programme, including small-scale retail elements, financial services and crčche facilities, all of which are intended to enable Aviation Business Park to function in a more efficient and sustainable way, providing the types of on-site services occupiers will benefit from, whilst also helping to reduce the number car journeys.
The 200-acre Aviation Business Park at Bournemouth Airport currently provides 1.6m sq ft of business space, supports over 200 businesses and around 2,500 jobs. It comprises offices, industrial units, distribution, hangars and workshop sites, with a mix of both aviation and non-aviation related occupiers, which are generally attracted by the prestige of being based at the airport, which is perceived to be a secure environment, with high levels of connectivity as a transport hub and good access to skilled staff and on-site amenities. Major occupiers include: Honeywell, Babcock, Meggitt, AIM Aviation, JETS and Basepoint Business Centre.
Serving the Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch conurbations, Aviation Business Park is one of the most important employment locations in South East Dorset and alongside the Airport itself, is recognised by the Local Authorities as being of significant strategic importance to the local economy.
MAG Developments is the property and development arm of the largest UK-owned airport operator, M.A.G, and is responsible for the management, development and letting of all the commercial property and development land at Bournemouth, East Midlands, Humberside and Manchester airports. Its Ł335m mixed-use property portfolio comprises over 200 properties across 5000 acres of land, serving more than 850 companies. At Bournemouth Airport, MAG Developments' existing investment properties comprise offices, industrial units, hangars, workshop sites and ground leases, currently valued at circa Ł40million.
MAG Developments is recognised as one of Europe's leading airport property developers – it is leading the Ł650m Airport City Enterprise Zone project in Manchester; has recently completed the Ł22m development of the Radisson Blu East Midlands Airport, recognised as one of the greenest commercial hotels in Europe due to its sustainable credentials; and has already delivered over Ł6m of new build projects at Bournemouth's Aviation Business Park in the last three-to-four years, including: 54,000 sq ft warehouse and distribution centre, purpose-built for local haulage company Shears Bros Transport Ltd; a 36,000 sq ft depot facility, purpose-built for express delivery company City Link Ltd; and the speculatively developed Cirrus Court, a 14-unit scheme totalling 19,485 sq ft of high specification industrial 'starter units' for small local businesses, which is now fully let.
M.A.G is the largest UK-owned airport operator serving around 25 million passengers and handling half a million tonnes of air freight every year, through its ownership and operation of Manchester, East Midlands, Bournemouth and Humberside airports. M.A.G also includes the commercial property company, MAG Developments.
Businesses wishing to register an interest in new design and build opportunities at Aviation Business Park can do so via: www.magdevelopments.co.uk
For more information, contact the Bournemouth Airport press office on 08442 434100 or via email at email@example.com
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CC Swag Photo Contest Winner #2
This weeks' CC Swag Photo Contest winner was difficult to determine and we thank you all for your very creative submissions – but inevitably we felt compelled to support photography.
This weeks' winning photograph was taking by Franz Patzig who resides in Germany and is an avid supporter of CC and Flickr (he boasts over 1000 photos!). We responded to his unique use of the CC, his composition, use of focus, and the decision to use black and white.
However, I would not be doing my job justice if I did not comment on these three stellar uses of remix shown here, here, and here.
Again thank you all for participating and remember there are only 4 more weeks remaining so tell your friends, and start shooting!Comments Off on CC Swag Photo Contest Winner #2
CC as a Global Movement
In my last letter, I described some of the ways CC technologies get integrated into Web 2.0 applications. Many of you wrote that you were surprised by the examples, and were especially excited that the applications reached so broadly internationally.
That response has led me to tell a bit more about CC as a global movement. For certainly the most exciting work in spreading CC is going on in cultures far from our headquarters in San Francisco.
So, this week, consider just three examples drawn from a pool of many more. In each, our tools for encouraging sharing are encouraging a much wider range of creativity.
The first example comes from Brazil, at the site "Overmundo"
Overmundo is a collaborative website designed to spread Brazilian culture. Its distinction is that both its content and design are generated by its users. Users choose what should or should not be published on the website. They choose what goes on the front page. And everything made available on the site is licensed under a CC license.
The Overmundo tools give users the capacity to rate the quality of contributed content. This invitation to the site's users has in turn inspired a community that has built a "cultural database," with thousands of people sharing and making content available broadly. In less than 7 months, there have been more than 7,000 contributors from all over Brazil. The site has hosted a few million visitors, and is now, according to Technorati, among the top 7,000 websites in the world. The site's traffic is growing by 20% per month, and there are more than 400,000 references to it recorded by Google.
The Netherlands
My second example focuses more on archives. From the Netherlands, the "Images for the Future" project is building a large-scale conservation and digitization project to make available 285,000 hours of film, television, and radio recordings, as well as more than 2.9 million photos from the Netherlands' film and television archives. A basic collection drawn from the archive will be made available on the Internet either under CC licenses, or in some cases, in the public domain. The Government of the Netherlands, a long time supporter of the local Dutch CC project, will invest a total of 173 million Euros over a seven-year period. Their aim is to spur innovative applications with new media, while providing valuable services to the public.
The idea of an archive like this is not new. But the scale and values of this project are extraordinary. The Netherlands may be a small country, but if it is successful, the "Images for the Future" project may well be the largest archive of free culture available anywhere in the world.
South Africa
Finally, consider some magic from South Africa. ccMixter South Africa is leading a unique cultural remixing competition, drawing upon the work of creators from both Brazil and South Africa. The competition is part of the "culturelivre" project, which is a joint effort of Creative Commons in Brazil and South Africa.
To find samples for the competition, ccSA invited some of the most important custodians of musical heritage in South Africa – including the International Library of African Music (ILAM) – to produce short riffs using traditional African instruments. Among these instruments are the "Mutumba drums," which are generally inaccessible on the Internet today. These drums were originally from Zimbabwe and were used to accompany spiritual ceremonies that include dancing, singing, clapping, and playing the mbira thumb piano. Young musicians entering the competition will remix these traditional sounds, and in the process, develop an understanding of the roots of music in both cultures. Ultimately, the team hopes that the competition will develop new sounds that young start-up musicians can use to advance their own musical careers.
In all of these cases, CC tools provide a legal platform to spread and build culture. That much we expected when we launched CC four years ago. The part I never expected, however, is the extraordinary community that this platform is inspiring internationally. CC has come to be about much more than just licenses, and certainly much more than any of us dreamed.
This email is part of a weekly series written by Lawrence Lessig about Creative Commons. If you would like to be removed from the list, please click here. Alternatively, if you know others who might find this interesting, please sign them up here.
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Creating a space where Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! can collaborate
Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft have united to publish the Sitemap Protocol under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
Sitemaps provide a way for webmasters to tell search engines how to crawl and index websites more intelligently. Obviously it is a huge win for search engines and webmasters if all agree to use the same protocol.
This is just a guess, but I imagine that agreeing to release the protocol under a CC license saved Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft many hours of legal haggling over copyright in the protocol. It is not a guess that this decision allows anyone, e.g., non-incumbent search engines, to publish and extend the protocol, without asking for permission from the incumbents.
Adding to the commons is win-win for current and future players, large and small. Don't forget that Creative Commons needs your support to continue providing and developing licenses and tools that create an environment where win-win solutions for large and small are not only available, but the obvious right thing to do. In this too, follow Google's lead. :)Comments Off on Creating a space where Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! can collaborate
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Barney Boomslang and Bibi Book have brought the game of chess into the virtual world. Play or watch on Thursday, November 16 at 4pm PST. Find us at our usual spot on Kula 4. Residents may sign up to participate in the 32-player game by wearing a chess piece outfit and moving across the board. Join the "Avatar Chess" SL group, and contact Barney to play for the white team or Neit Tackleberry to compete on the red side. Timed moves will maintain the game pace. Brush up on your chess strategy and tactics, or just take snapshots!
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Magnatune founder John Buckman joins Creative Commons board
Creative Commons is pleased to announce that Magnatune Records founder John Buckman has joined our board of directors.
Magnatune Records is an Internet-based record label that uses Creative Commons licensing to gain wider audiences for its music. Magnatune currently represents over 220 recording artists and released its 500th album in October 2006.
Buckman had this to say: "I'm thrilled that Creative Commons has asked me to contribute at this level. Through Magnatune I've been trying to show how the commons can help businesses succeed in a commercial sense. I have a lot to say about how CC principles can be applied successfully to the for-profit world."
Creative Commons' CEO, Lawrence Lessig, said this: "The next challenge for CC is to figure out how the sharing economy can complement a traditional commercial economy. John's expertise in this area will be hugely beneficial."
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New at ccMixter: Christopher Willits Remix Contest
Today, Creative Commons, XLR8R magazine, and Ghostly International launched the Christopher Willits "Colors Shifting" Remix Contest on ccMixter. The winning remix will be featured on an XLR8R Incite CD compilation, which will be included with a future issue of XLR8R magazine. The contest ends on December 27, 2006 — visit the contest site for more information!
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CC Salon NYC this Friday, Nov. 17
This in from CC pal Fred Benenson, current CC Salon NYC organizer:
New York City's next Creative Commons Salon is Friday November 17th, 6:30pm at Fontana's (105 Eldridge St. between Broome and Grand in the Lower East Side). This salon features Megan Miller from PopSci.com who will be discussing and presenting Popular Science's recent foray into the digital world known as Second Life. Tim Schwartz from the Museum of the Moving Image will also be joining us and discussing the recent projects and digital exhibitions at his museum.
So drop by on Friday for some cheap drinks, and come ready to talk about the Commons in NYC. This is the last salon of the year, as our December salon is combined with a special birthday party for Creative Commons on Friday, December 15th.Comments Off on CC Salon NYC this Friday, Nov. 17
Sun Microsystems Donates 25,000
We are pleased to announce that Sun Microsystems has pledged $25,000 towards our annual fundraising campaign goal of $300,000. They have chosen to continue their support of Creative Commons and the broader vision of a participatory culture, a culture to which both institutions are committed. Sun's vision everyone and everything participating on the network means that "when people are networked, they share, they interact, and they solve problems." We thank Sun for their continued support as we will be able to continue realizing the mission of helping to enable a participatory culture, a global digital commons, for another year.
If you too support our mission, either by way of your personal convictions, your work, or your company's mission and feel committed to our cause please visit our "Support Creative Commons" page or contact our Development Coordinator, Melissa Reeder, to determine the best way for you to support the work of CC.
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CC Swag Photo Contest Week 1 Winner
Today's winner of this week's CC Swag Photo Contest is Naufragio. We applaud his use of the CC and showing his CC pride. Good job Naufragio!
To all our CC supporters who are considering entering the CC Swag Photo Contest, do not be discouraged! There are 5 weeks remaining, that means 5 more weeks of winners to be announced! This photo in no way shapes the context of this contest – we are open to all entries as long as the work supports both your vision of CC and CC's mission by using CC Swag. Whether that swag is purchased in our store (which goes directly to our annual campaign), acquired over time by attending CC events, or belongs to a friend is entirely up to you and will not be considered by the judges.
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CC audio similarity search
OWL multimedia has launched an audio similarity search engine stocked with 10,444 CC-licensed tracks from ccMixter and Magnatune, with many more to come from other CC supporting sound repositories.
You can search OWL via search.creativecommons.org but its real power is finding new music through music. The OWL website allows you to choose an mp3 on your hard disk, which will be used to show you tracks that sound similar to the mp3 you provided. You can select a segment of a track to search on and of course you can limit your search to tracks with licenses that permit uses you require, e.g., commercial or derivative use.
This should be an amazing resource for music discovery in general and remixers in particular — try it out!Comments Off on CC audio similarity search
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Around 6,000 supporters followed the last match of the 2007/08 season on two giant screens in Hall 6 of the Sinsheim trade fair centre, as Hoffenheim ended the season in style with a 5:0 victory over SpVgg Greuther Fürth. After the match, the players and training squad joined the party in Hall 6 along with the club's patron Dieter Hopp. By this time, the attendance had swollen to around 8,000 and a band was playing live.
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NEW WOODSTOCK – Mildred L. Grenell, 75, of Dugway Road, a recent resident of Harding Nursing Home, Waterville, passed away Tuesday, April 28, 2009 at Community Memorial Hospital, Hamilton.
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NEW WOODSTOCK – Mildred L. Grenell, 75, of Dugway Road, a recent resident of Harding Nursing Home, Waterville, passed away Tuesday, April 28, 2009 at Community Memorial Hospital, Hamilton.
She was born Jan. 30, 1934 in DeRuyter, N.Y., a daughter of Arthur and Pearl Oliver and attended local schools. Mildred married John C. Mullenax who predeceased her. She married Carl N. Grenell in New Woodstock. Mildred was a homemaker, and a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She also had a great affinity for butterflies.
Surviving are her husband of over 40 years, Carl; her children, Jacqueline Mullenax of New Woodstock, Laura Mullenax of Hamilton, John and Barb Mullenax, Calvin and Valarie Mullenax, all of Alabama, and Carl, IV and Charlene Grenell of New Woodstock; two sisters, Rose Rarick of Munnsville and Laura Goodfellow of Earlville; a brother, Roland Oliver of New Mexico; six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a grandson, Nelson Carl Grenell, and a sister, Ruth Miller.
Funeral services were held Friday, May 1, 2009 from the Burgess & Tedesco Funeral Home, 31 Cedar St., Morrisville, followed by interment in the Sheds Cemetery.
To sign the Book of Memories online go to www.burgessandtedescofuneralhomes.com.
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HAMILTON – Emma Eiholzer Carey of Lake Moraine Road, formerly of Utica, passed away peacefully at her home Thursday, April 30, 2009.
She was born in Chester, Iowa, a daughter of Karl and Marie Kneubuhl Eiholzer. Her family moved to upstate New York when she was a child and she received her education in local schools, graduating from Morrisville High School. On Sept. 16, 1950, Emma was married to Stephen J. Carey at St. Theresa's Church in Munnsville. Stephen predeceased her on April 26, 2002. A Hamilton resident for the past five years, she was a communicant of St. Mary's Church. Previously living in Utica, she was a communicant of St. Francis DeSales Church for many years.
Emma was a homemaker, devoted to her family as a loving wife, mother and grandmother who spent many years caring for others. Emma loved the outdoors and possessed a quick wit. She was a devout Catholic who had a firm belief in the power of prayer.
Surviving are her children, Michael Carey of Buffalo, Susan Carey of Hamilton, Sheila and John Schneider of Texas, Stephen Carey and Susan Neander of California, Patrice Carey and Richard Capirci of Hamilton, Mary Kathleen Carey of Hamilton, and Eileen and Eli Ilano of California; her beloved grandchildren, Matthew Schneider, Arianne, Danielle and Brigitte Capirci, Prince Ilano and Cora Belle Carey; sisters, Emilie Eiholzer and Gertrude Winkler, both of Eaton, Theresa Carter (Paul) of Sherrill, and Frances Snyder (Robert) of Knoxville, Tenn.; brothers, Herman and James Eiholzer, both of Eaton; and many nieces and nephews, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. She was predeceased by a daughter-in-law, Susan Berkowitz; her brothers, Carl, Joseph and George Eiholzer; and sisters, Marie Eiholzer, Anna Manning, Helen Eiholzer and Martha Gregory.
Page 2 of 3 - A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at St. Mary's Church, 16 Wylie St., Hamilton, followed by burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Hamilton.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Burgess & Tedesco Funeral Home, 25 Broad St., Hamilton.
Emma's family has requested that donations in her name be made to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 385 Watervliet-Shaker Road, Latham, NY 12110-4799.
To send a condolence or sign the Book of Memories online, go to www.burgessandtedescofuneralhomes.com.
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SHERBURNE – Graveside services with military honors for Alfred W. Grzymala, who died on Nov. 30, 2008, and Margaret A. Grzymala, who passed away on Jan. 16, 2009, will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 9, 2009 at the Wilcox Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are in the care of the Paul Funeral Home of Madison.
Richard E. Krol
ORISKANY FALLS – Graveside services with military honors for Richard E. Krol, who passed away on Feb. 7, 2009, will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, May 9, 2009, at Hillside Cemetery, Oriskany Falls. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the Paul Funeral Home of Madison.
Jerry L. Winn
GEORGETOWN – Jerry L. Winn, 79, of Route 26, passed away Thursday, April 30, 2009 at Community Memorial Hospital, Hamilton.
He was born Aug. 8, 1929 in Syracuse, a son of Ernest and Marjorie M. Finch Winn. He was a graduate of Potsdam High School and the Syracuse Barber School. Jerry joined the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict, serving from 1950 to 1952. On Sept. 11, 1954, he married Anna Faye Eaton in Georgetown. Jerry was a journeyman/lineman for the IBEW #1249 in East Syracuse until his retirement in 1992. In the mid-1950's he owned and operated Jerry's Barber Shop in Hamilton, and following his retirement from the IBEW, he opened the Men & Boys Barber Shop in Sherburne.
A Georgetown resident for most of his life, Jerry was a member of the Georgetown Methodist Church and a lifetime member of the Georgetown Fire Department. He was also a member of the V.F.W. and the American Legion.
Surviving are his wife Faye; a son, Michael Winn of Hamilton; a daughter and son-in-law, Pamela and Michael McKinney of Cortland; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Elizabeth and Edward Mason of Georgetown, and Nancy and Matthew Beattie of Hoffmeister, N.Y.; four grandchildren, Jerry and Christopher Winn, and Scott and Anna McKinney; a great-grandchild, Kaylib McKinney; as well as many nieces, nephews and in-laws. A brother, Richard predeceased him on June 11, 1984.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday, May 5, 2009 from the Burgess & Tedesco Funeral Home, Cedar Street, Morrisville, followed by interment with military honors in the Hillside Cemetery, Georgetown.
Contributions in his memory may be made to the Georgetown Emergency Squad, Georgetown, NY 13072.
Page 3 of 3 - To offer condolences or sign the Book of Memories online, go to www.burgessandtedescofuneralhomes.com.
Deborah A. Hugaboon
SHERBURNE – Deborah A. Hugaboon, 46, of Deinum Lane, passed away Saturday, May 2, 2009 at Faxton-St. Luke's Healthcare Center, New Hartford.
She was born Dec. 4, 1962 in Norwich, a daughter of the late Donald M. and Shirley Hill Bartlett. She was a graduate of Sherburne-Earlville High School and received her LPN from SUNY, Delhi. She was married to Daniel M. Hugaboon.
Deborah worked at Chenango Memorial Hospital, Norwich, Community Memorial Hospital, Hamilton, for Dr. Nathan Neisinger at Sherburne Family Practice, for Bassett Healthcare, Sherburne and Crouse Community Center, Morrisville. She was devoted to her daughters, always supporting their activities as an active Brownie and Girl Scout leader and the S-E color guard and softball. She also enjoyed spending time at camp. Deborah was a member of the Lebanon Federated Church.
Surviving are her beloved daughters, Briana and Dorielle Hugaboon, both of Sherburne; a sister and brother-in-law, Peggy and Robert Marshall of Sherburne; a brother and sister-in-law, Steven and Jonna Bartlett of Lebanon; her nieces and nephews, Christie and Lenard Hill of Sherburne, Greg and Winifred Marshall of Sherburne, and John Bartlett of Earlville; as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, grandnieces and grandnephews.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday, May 5, 2009 from the Burgess & Tedesco Funeral Home, 10 S. Main St., Sherburne.
Interment in the Lebanon Valley Cemetery will be private at the convenience of the family.
Contributions in her memory may be made to the Eaton Street Dialysis Unit of Community Memorial Hospital, 150 Broad St., Hamilton NY 13346.
To offer condolences or sign the Book of Memories online, go to www.burgessandtedescofuneralhomes.com.
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A woman who became a historic 'first' and remains a prominent role model for woman and minorities is coming to Albany to continue her global message to youth a message that speaks out on the prevention of alcohol abuse and AIDS.
Dr. Antonia Coello Novello, M.D., M.P.H., the 14th Surgeon General of the U.S., and the first woman and first Hispanic to serve in the post, will give the keynote address, "Alcohol, AIDS, and Sexuality on College Campuses," during the fifth annual National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week on Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. A reception will follow in Futterer Lounge. The event is coordinated by the University Counseling Center.
"We chose Dr. Novello for this event because she has been a leading figure in alcohol and drug prevention for college students around the country," says M. Dolores Cimini, coordinator for alcohol and drug abuse prevention at the University Counseling Center.
Novello, currently serving as UNICEF Special Representative for Health and Nutrition, was sworn in as Surgeon General by Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on March 9, 1990. In that role she advised the public on issues such as smoking, AIDS, and disease prevention.
"Dr. Novello was key to our selection as speaker," emphasizes Estela Rivero, director of the University Counseling Center," because she reflects a life-long committment to public service and is a model for all of us. The fact that her focus has been behind health issues such as smoking, AIDS, and substance abuse prevention involves tackling issues central to our health."
In her position with UNICEF, Novello again provides a voice in the global fight to prevent smoking and substance abuse in youth. "Her leadership in the prevention of these behavorial patterns by focusing on young adults holds promise of having long term effects on our country," said Rivero.
As a board-certified pediatrician Novello has devoted much of her efforts to the research of pediatric AIDS. She holds faculty appointments at the University of Michigan and Georgetown University School of Medicine. She says she considers herself first and foremost a physician whose motto is "good science and good sense". Among her numerous awards and honors are the National Council of Alcohol and Drug Dependency Golden Key Award and the Government Leaders against Drunk Driving Award.
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