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Alan Davis left his hotel job a decade ago and started Cape Cod Creamery in South Yarmouth with his wife, Betty Ann. Earlier this month, the Davises opened their second location, in the Christmas Tree Promenade in Hyannis, where Alan Davis met up to discuss his business.
What's the most important thing your business does?
The foremost is making really good ice cream. If you are in the food business, that is the utmost. After that, at some point, I'd like to think we are creating memories for people. People always talk to me about when they were children, the ice cream places they used to go to and the flavors they used to have.
How long have you been in business?
We just started our 10th year in the Yarmouth location.
What did you do before?
I was the manager of the hotel which was right next door (to the Hyannis location). I was there from 1995 to 2004. It was the All Seasons Motor Inn. It is now the Clarion Inn.
It was a time for a career change, but I wasn't sure what I wanted to do. I always liked to cook but I didn't know anything about the restaurant business. And there aren't many people who still make ice cream. So I went to several schools (for ice cream and gelato courses in New York and North Carolina )and thought this was the right career for me.
How big was your staff when you started? How about now?
My first year, we had six or seven, total. Now we have 22 to 24 in Yarmouth and here we probably will have about 25. We keep several people year-round to make ice cream. We are in the grocery stores, so I have a couple drivers I keep around as well. (He estimates he'll have about 20 people year-round now overall.)
How has the market changed since you started?
The whole eat-local-and-buy-local has really been advantageous to us. We are not a chain. We are a family owned business. So that has helped us. Also, social media has obviously exploded in the last 10 years. Word of mouth is extremely fast now, versus the advertising we used to have to do.
What are your plans for your business' future?
The immediate future is to get our Hyannis location running smoothly and bring it to where we think the Yarmouth location is, both in reputation and quality. And after that, I am pretty open to expanding the business if I can do it correctly.
What's the best thing about having a business on the Cape?
I have always believed in my heart the Cape is such a beautiful place to both live and vacation. My wife is from here. We raised our children here. My wife was born and raised here. I went through grade school and high school on the Cape. Just being in a beautiful spot I think is a great part about the Cape.
What's the biggest challenge to having a business on the Cape?
Just the seasonality of it. We are going to try and make a go at it here (in Hyannis) year-round, maybe add a few things to the menu. I think that is the most difficult part. You have such a concentrated rush during the summertime and then after that it is difficult. (The South Yarmouth location opens at the end of March and closes after Thanksgiving weekend).
What has been the most memorable moment with the business?
Probably the most memorable was about three years in, it was a beautiful night, there was a long line, the kids had "Sweet Caroline" playing on the radio. All of a sudden everybody in line started singing "Sweet Caroline," their arms were waving back and forth. This was from little kids to much older people. Everybody was involved. All the kids were laughing. It was a great night.
What advice do you have for someone starting a business on the Cape?
I think the biggest thing, for me, has been the support of family and friends. As well as the financial support you need to start a business. But if you have the support of your family, it goes a long way, because the amount of hours you have to put into it, especially a startup business, is a lot more than people realize.
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The Kansas Jayhawks looked good in the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament. Cole Aldrich and Sherron Collins looked GREAT. NDSU and Dayton weren't exactly world beaters though. KU will have their hands full with a Michigan State team that beat them soundly on January 10th. Still, KU is a slight favorite, and with good reason. The Hawks won the Big 12, and as mentioned above... just look solid. The other teams in the Midwest Region are solid too, Arizona and Louisville. Share your thoughts on the Hawks run so far.
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Miley Cyrus' worldwide press tour continues!
This morning, the 20-year-old "Wrecking Ball" singer swung by BBC Radio 1 for an interview. During her visit, she performed a soulful cover of Lana Del Rey's hit song, "Summertime Sadness."
"Kiss me hard before you go/summertime sadness," Cyrus sings in a clip from the performance. "I just wanted you to know that baby you're the best/I've got my red dress on tonight/dancing in the dark in the pale moonlight/done my hair up real big beauty queen style/high heels off, I'm feeling alive."
Cyrus tweeted about the cover this morning, writing, "Check out my @BBCR1 live lounge cover of Summertime Sadness."
Cyrus' stop in London comes just a few days after her big appearance at the MTV EMAs in Amsterdam, where she made headlines for lighting up a suspicious cigarette during her acceptance speech for Best Video.
"I don't think I'm going to be able to fit that in my purse so I'll put it right here for now," she said on stage during the show. "I couldn't fit this award in my bag but I did find this," she added before pulling out the supposed joint in question.
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I have a tiny project that I've wanted to share for a while. In fact, I've been considering exactly how to share this new project with you because it's truly close to my heart. So pardon me while I preface it all…
Get excited because the next few months will be dotted with all sorts of Eat Boutique-hosted food events. We are in the final stages of Local Market planning and I hope to share a date with you very soon. We're also planning a series of more intimate tasting events that will be open to a smaller group of food fans, a evening event where you can get a little apéro with fellow food fans and food makers. Lastly… there are flowers.
I actually spent several years working in the flower business. Until starting Eat Boutique, those years were some of the most creative of my life. I learned so much about design, nature and why it's crucial to have a little something beautiful around you every single day.
A single flower blossom or a textured leaf in a vase can transform your outlook and certainly transform your table. Along with one of my best friends, I'd like to share just how I incorporate flowers into my life. While indulging in some snacks and drinks crafted by yours truly, you'll get a demonstration on basic flower design techniques and will put together your own signature designs.
Get further details on the Flower Sessions site and register on Eat Boutique. I hope you can join us! Until then, I wanted to share some photos from a little flower session of our own last month. You can see all the photos from our session on the Flower Sessions.
Now enough about me… How do YOU use flowers in your every day life?
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The Big 12 sent nine of its 10 teams to bowl games this season and walked away with just four victories, not a great showing considering there was only one game where a Big 12 team was a decided underdog (Oregon was a nine point favorite over Kansas State).
All told, there were still some solid performances mixed among a few disappointing showings, as well. With the season coming to a close, here's the report card grading all nine teams in their bowl games.
Honor Students
Baylor: Grade A
Result: Beat UCLA, 49-26, in the Holiday Bowl
Baylor's win over the Bruins capped a four game winning streak to end the season, a remarkable turnaround considering the Bears lost five of six games during a midseason swoon.
Baylor's offense was as good as it has been for most of the season but if was the defense that made the difference against a very good Bruin offense. The Bears held UCLA to 362 yards, 110 yards under their season average, while keeping Johnathan Franklin in check allowing the senior running back just 34 yards on the ground.
Baylor's victory gave them back-to-back bowl wins and capped an eight win season, the third straight season above .500. Times are definitely changing in Waco.
Oklahoma State: Grade A
Result: beat Purdue, 58-14 in the Heart of Dallas Bowl
The Cowboys had no trouble in dispatching Purdue who looked like a rudderless ship without their head coach. Oklahoma State did whatever they wanted, however they wanted, in amassing 524 yards while their defense forced five Boilermaker turnovers.
Quarterback Clint Chelf made another strong case to be the Pokes starting quarterback heading into 2013 with three touchdown passes without turning the ball over. The win sets up what could be another stellar season for Mike Gundy and company with the bulk of their two-deep roster set to return next season.
Making the Grade
Texas: Grade B+
Result: beat Oregon State, 31-27, in Alamo Bowl
The Longhorns defense showed up in a big way holding Oregon State to under 300 yards of total offense, a result largely due to Texas' 10 sacks of Oregon State quarterback Cody Vaz.
The strong showing by the Longhorn defense kept UT in the ballgame as David Ash tossed two fourth quarter touchdown passes, the second coming with under three minutes to play giving Texas the lead for the first time in the game.
The win gave Texas its second straight bowl win and first nine win season since they played for the national title following the 2009 season. The win was huge for a Texas program looking for any positive vibes heading into the offseason following another up-and-down year.
Satisfactory work
Texas Tech: Grade C+
Result: beat Minnesota, 34-31, in the Meineke Car Care Bowl
It wasn't a thing of beauty in a game where Tech was a heavy favorite, but it was a win nonetheless, a fact that shouldn't be overlooked considering the Red Raiders entered the game missing their head coach and offensive coordinator.
Texas Tech tied the game at 31 on a Seth Doege touchdown pass to Eric Ward with 1:44 left in the game. The Red Raiders' defense came up with a huge interception on Minnesota's ensuing possession setting up the game winning FG as time expired.
Texas Tech finished the season with an 8-5 record with Kliff Kingsbury now set to take over the head coaching duties.
Kansas State: Grade C
Result: Lost to Oregon 35-17 in the Fiesta Bowl
The result wasn't what K-State hoped for, but then again, there weren't many teams in the country that were going to hang with the Ducks.
The Wildcat defense did an admirable job in slowing down the Oregon attack but Kansas State's offense couldn't hold up its end of the bargain in the second half. KSU punted on four of their second half possessions and turned it over on another ending a two year run that saw the Wildcats win 21 games including a Big 12 title.
TCU: Grade C -
Result: lost to Michigan State, 17-16, in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl
The Horned Frogs led 13-0 at halftime but couldn't hold the lead as Michigan rallied for a 17-16 victory ending TCU's first season in the Big 12 with a 7-6 mark.
TCU looked to be in control but then Le'Veon Bell got rolling in the second half and Skye Dawson's muffed punt set up a second Michigan State touchdown at the four yard line that proved to be the difference with both teams trading field goals in the game's final minutes.
Improvement needed
Iowa State: Grade D+
Result: Lost to Tulsa, 31-17, in the Liberty Bowl
The Cyclones beat Tulsa to open the season but couldn't do it a second time falling to the Golden Hurricanes in a game they led 17-7 after one quarter.
That would be all for the Cyclone offense, however, as they finished with just nine first downs and 268 yards in the game. Iowa State's Sam Richardson once again started at quarterback for the Cyclones but couldn't keep the momentum going after starting the game six for seven for 114 yards. Richardson had been fighting a bout with the flu and finally gave way to Steele Jantz in the fourth quarter adding just 15 more passing yards over the second and third quarters..
Iowa State's defense allowed Tulsa to rush for 317 yards on the day. The Cyclones ended the season with a 6-7 record for the second straight year.
West Virginia: Grade D
Result: Lost to Syracuse, 38-14, in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl
The conditions weren't ideal, but it a disappointing end to an otherwise disappointing season for the Mountaineers. West Virginia's defense hadn't been bad against the run most of the season but that wasn't the case in the Big Apple as snow fell throughout most of the game. The Orange racked up 369 yards on the ground which included a 208 yard performance by Prince-Tyson Gulley.
Meanwhile, WVU's offense couldn't answer the second half onslaught by Syracuse as their running game failed to produce consistent yards while the conditions made it difficult for Geno Smith and the Mountaineer passing attack to mount much of an attack outside of Stedman Bailey who finished with 126 yards receiving with two touchdowns.
West Virginia finished up their first season in the Big 12 with a 7-6 record, disappointing considering all the defeats came over the final 8 games of the season.
Oklahoma: Grade D
Result: Lost to Texas A&M, 41-13, in the Cotton Bowl
Things looked good at halftime with Oklahoma trailing by one, 14-13, and the Sooners were set to open the second half with the football. But then OU's offense went into hibernation and A&M took off behind Johnny Manziel. The Sooners were outgained 252 to 49 yards in the third quarter while the Aggies added three touchdowns to put the game out of reach.
Manziel's performance against OU, well, was something to behold and the Sooners had no answer. That coupled with OU's lack of offense after halftime opened the floodgates sending Oklahoma to their third loss of the season and into winter conditioning wondering what just happened.
By most measures, the Sooners still had a successful season. Their two losses came against two of the best teams in the country - Kansas State and Notre Dame - and they won 10 games sharing the Big 12 title with the Wildcats.
Given all the positives on the season, it wasn't expecting too much for OU to actually be competitive in its bowl game, however. Texas A&M is on the rise, sure, and they have a Heisman winner, yes, but this wasn't a team that should be running up and down the field on the Sooners or shutting down an offense in the second half led by a four year starter at quarterback.
Make what you will of bowl game performances, but OU's Cotton Bowl appearance opened many people eyes to how far the Sooners may actually be from once again playing for national titles.


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Born: January 24th, 1967
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John Myung and his high school friend John Petrucci enrolled together at the Berklee College of Music where they met their future bandmate, Mike Portnoy and, with two other friends, formed the band Majesty. This early band would later undergo more changes to the lineup, and change its name to Dream Theater.
John's outside projects include the Jelly Jam, along with Rod Morgenstein and Ty Tabor. In 2010, John was inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame and impressively, in 2010, was named the Greatest Bassist of All Time in Music Radar's reader's poll.
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Penguins notebook: Crosby gets permission to ditch protective shield
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Sidney Crosby's playoff beard will be a little more noticeable now.
Crosby has been given permission to scrap the protective shield that he has been wearing since returning from breaking his jaw.
Starting with Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final against the Boston Bruins — the game will be played at Consol Energy Center, likely Wednesday or Thursday — Crosby will look like himself again. He practiced on Sunday without the shield.
"I definitely can see better on the ice now," said Crosby, whose jaw was broken on March 30 by a deflected Brooks Orpik shot.
Crosby admitted to being slightly apprehensive when first hitting the ice without the shield.
"I think that's pretty typical," he said. "It might take a couple of days probably before I'm sticking my face in front of the net as much as I would have with the full cage."
The injury has not hindered his work.
Crosby is third in NHL postseason scoring with 15 points and first in points per game with a 1.5 total.
He recorded nine points in five games against the New York Islanders and six points in five games against the Ottawa Senators.
Crosby, who has never faced Boston in a playoff series, has produced 32 points in 22 career games against the Bruins.
"It actually feels weird being out there without it," Crosby said. "But it's much better."
• Left wing Chris Kunitz did not practice Sunday. He was banged up in Game 4 but returned for the third period of that game and played in Game 5.
• Coach Dan Bylsma, who is unsure of the conference final schedule, said he might give the Penguins another day off before the series begins.
• The Penguins practiced for about 45 minutes on Sunday at Consol Energy Center and are scheduled to practice again Monday.
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Girl Meets World follows Cory and Topanga's tween daughter, Riley Matthews, in a story of self-discovery similar to the kind adolescent discoveries the original cast went through. However, we've got a feeling that Riley's drama will involve more Twitter feuds and Facebook relationship-status troubles than the "but this girl flirted with me on the class ski trip" frustrations of the original. Oh, how adolescence has changed....
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The Singing Christmas Tree, 1978. / Courtesy of Tammy Barber
Virginia Uldrick in 1982. / Courtesy of Tammy Barber
Oh, the power of social media. It is mighty. It can topple governments, spawn instant celebrities and among other feats reconstitute nostalgia as a 100-plus member choral force.
This time the force is powered by love for a great teacher, Dr. Virginia Uldrick, and the return of a Greenville tradition of yore, the Singing Christmas Tree. The revival commemoration, titled the Singing Christmas Tree Alumni Concert, returns for a one-time event to ring in the 2012 holidays and will be guest-helmed by maestro Robert Moody, with solo performances by soprano Myra Cordell. It will be held on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24, at Furman Universitys Daniel Chapel. The concert is a double-header with 3 and 7 p.m. performances. The guest conductor is an alumnus of The Fine Arts Center of Greenville County and Furman University.
Soloist Cordell, a Furman graduate with a broad international career, will reprise her role as the angel that tops the tree formed by the green-robed chorus. Cordell was the first Christmas tree angel and held that perch for six consecutive years.
Organizers agree the performances are their way to honor the life of Uldrick, the founding mother, mentor, teacher and conductor of the Singing Christmas Tree. It was Dr. Lawrence Pete Hollis, Greenville County educator extraordinaire, who in 1966 initiated the Singing Christmas Tree program tasking Uldrick then Greenville High Schools young, eager and driven choral teacher to produce the project. The rest is history.
According to Clint Pepper Greene, Furman University has gone out of its way to help us make this a full-circle life-inspiring event for Dr. Uldrick, a Furman alumna. Greene, the unofficial historian and archivist of the SCT, is the one who put together a Facebook page to link former choral participants and asked them to do the same with others they knew.
That Facebook initiative was prompted by SCT alumni Tammy Barber and Donnie Abercrombie. Barber, a participant in 1975 and 1976 concerts, recalls a dinner conversation last year with Abercrombie during which they agreed how badly they missed the once-annual SCT concert. Barber and Abercrombie decided to organize a mini-version of the concert at the Barber home and contacted Greene to ask him to start up the SCT Facebook page.
One of the Tree-people to answer was Vance Jenkins, a Furman English professor and organist at Buncombe United Methodist Church where Uldrick attends. Jenkins discovered that there was a Singing Christmas Tree Alumni Facebook page and immediately joined the group and reconnected with Pepper.
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It has been a year since under the working banner, Yes, Virginia, there is a Singing Christmas Tree a dedicated core group of SCT alumni began planning the coming event.
Virginia touched all our lives, Barber says of Uldrick. Her absolute refusal to accept anything but our best helped shape the adults we all became.
A decision was made to form an executive committee to plan a full-scale alumni SCT concert to honor Uldrick with a reconstituted full-force chorus in performance of treasured SCT repertoire.
Greene, who says Uldricks influence has made an immense impact in his life, recalls Hollis motto: Service above self, with zeal, which he says she instilled into her students with great passion.
Greene, who sang with the chorus from 1979 1981, and returned to design the set for an additional year, will reprise that job to dress the 2012 event, which he says will be elegant and simple. All the singers they are coming from all points in this nation will wear stylish green robes in a surrounding of white-on-white.
The event will be a ticketed one with proceeds going to a charity of Uldricks choosing.
These performances are just a token of thanksgiving for the life and work of our teacher, a great conductor, but an even greater human being, Jenkins says.
Were all looking forward to being together again just her and us just once more, in a gift to the Upstate that will honor the memory of hundreds of performances that for more than three decades was considered to be the official start to Greenvilles Christmas Season.
Uldrick has agreed to conduct a few of her holiday favorites. Perhaps among them: Christmas is Magic.


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Alumni of The School include dance luminaries such as Nikolaj Hübbe, Meredith Monk, Mia Michaels, and Robert Swinston. They appear in Dance Magazine's "25 To Watch," on Broadway, and in major companies worldwide. Last year, 43 alumni of The School returned as artistic directors, choreographers, and performers.
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Danielle Reinstein (2014)
The School celebrates the recent successes of all its alumni, notably:
Danielle Reinstein (2014)
- 2014 Martha Hill Young Professional Award recipient
Calvin Royal III (2010) had a newsworthy year in 2014
Emery LeCrone (2003)
- New York Times article; "a dancer on the rise at American Ballet Theatre"
- Named a 2014 Dancer to Watch by Dance Magazine
- Nominated for a 2014 Clive Barnes Award
- Recipient of a 2014 arts fellowship for individual coaching from the Leonore Annenberg Funds
- One of 13 of the Dance World's Hottest Young Choreographers, Dance Spirit
- World-premiere for Daniel Ulbricht's BALLET 2014 at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival
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- One of 13 of the Dance World's Hottest Young Choreographers, Dance Spirit
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Michael McCrary (2014) assisted choreographer Peggy Hickey in Los Angeles with Big Fish
Jack Samuel Gill (2013) actor, dancer, and choreographer for Walt Disney Pictures, Any Body Can Dance 2 (ABCD2)
Alban Lendorf (2008) Principal at The Royal Danish Ballet and a guest artist with American Ballet Theatre and English National Ballet
Patrick Coker (2012) apprentice at Cedar Lake Contemporary Dance
Jenny Winton (2012, 2009) appears as "Penny" in North American Tour of Dirty Dancing
John Harnage (2012) apprentice with Jessica Lang Dance
Caleb Teicher (2011, 2010) showcased choreography at the 2014 Capezio A.C.E. Awards and performed at Jacob's Pillow in 2014 with Dorrance Dance, alongside alums Elizabeth Burke (2014), Demi Remick (2014), and Leonardo Sandoval (2014)
Jacqueline Green (2009) 2014 Princess Grace Dance Award/Fellowship
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Home-made Christmas Mincemeat with Cranberries
If you've never made mincemeat before, the one thing that will probably surprise you is how dead simple it is. Here's how to make your own, giving the traditional recipe a new twist with some cranberries. This mincemeat can be made with vegetarian suet.
Makes 6 lb (2.75 kg)
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This recipe first appeared in Sainsbury's Magazine (May 1997). This recipe is taken from Delia Smith's Winter Collection.
All you do is combine the above ingredients, except for the brandy, in a large ovenproof mixing bowl, stirring and mixing them together very thoroughly indeed.
Then cover the bowl with a clean cloth and leave the mixture in a cool place overnight or for 12 hours, so the flavours have a chance to mingle and develop.
After that pre-heat the oven to gas mark ¼, 225°F (120°C).
Then cover the bowl loosely with foil and place in the oven for 3 hours.
Then remove the bowl from the oven. Don't worry about the appearance of the mincemeat – it will look as if it is positively swimming in fat, but this is how it should look.
As it cools, stir it from time to time: the fat will coagulate.
When the mincemeat is quite cold, stir in the brandy. Pack in the jars, which have been washed, dried and heated in a moderate oven for 5 minutes to sterilise, cover with waxed discs and seal. It will keep indefinitely in a cool, dry cupboard, but I think it is best eaten within a year of making.
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ST. THOMAS - The V.I. Police Department's chief of detectives has been charged with falsifying evidence and making a false report.
Milton Petersen Sr., a former police chief in the St. Thomas-St. John District who has been with the department for 24 years, was handcuffed and arrested at 6:30 a.m. Thursday after Magistrate Henry Carr signed a warrant for the police lieutenant's arrest on Wednesday.
Petersen's bail was set at $10,000.
Petersen also was the chief of detectives in the St. Thomas-St. John District, as well as the president of the Law Enforcement Supervisors Union Local Chapter 118 as recently as late last year. Union representatives could not be reached Friday to confirm whether he still is the president.
In November 2013, union officials filed complaints that Petersen had violated union rules and federal laws by not holding elections for the union in more than five years.
In 2007, when Gov. John deJongh Jr. decided to axe the territorial chief of police position and replace it with two district chiefs, one in the St. Croix District and one in St. Thomas-St. John District, Petersen temporarily was chosen for the latter position.
Petersen was a sergeant before being named chief and also was the supervisor of the detectives in the Criminal Investigation Bureau.
After his arrest, he was placed on unpaid leave, according to V.I. Police spokeswoman Melody Rames.
Falsifying evidence
Police reported that Petersen fabricated information to "knowingly, willingly, and intentionally" accuse another police officer of trying to cause an auto collision on Aug. 12.
Based on video surveillance that was pulled from a nearby business, the incident never happened, according to James McCall, who wrote the probable cause fact sheet for Petersen's case.
McCall, who served as the V.I. police commissioner when Petersen served as chief of the St. Thomas-St. John District, is the director of investigations for the V.I. Justice Department.
According to Petersen's report in early August, he had been driving west on Norre Gade when he observed the officer's vehicle, a black sport utility vehicle, approaching the intersection between Norre Gade and Fort Strade.
"R/ then said that when he got close to the intersection, S/ drove her vehicle out as if to collide with R/'s vehicle and stopped," Petersen wrote, referring to himself as "R/" and the other officer as "S/."
Petersen claimed that the officer, who he said that he had been having trouble with since she was arrested in connection with a domestic violence dispute in 2012, turned and laughed and him and cursed at him when he told her "Good morning."
The 2012 domestic violence charges against the other officer were dropped for a lack of probable cause shortly thereafter, and she returned to her position with the force.
Petersen claimed that he since had been logging incidents, one in which she brushed shoulders with him and another in which she became loud and boisterous at the hospital when they were on-duty.
However, after reviewing surveillance video, McCall found that the other officer had stalled at the intersection for 15 seconds while traveling north on Fort Strade. During those 15 seconds, three vehicles crossed her path, and her vehicle did not move.
After the last vehicle passed, she waited another six seconds before going through the intersection, which she said was because she had been speaking with her daughter, according to the report.
"She did not see Milton Petersen Sr. drive pass her," McCall wrote, based on the officer's testimony to him.
Based on the video, she never swerved at Petersen's vehicle or interacted with him, as he had claimed in his written report.
Petersen has been released on bail pending trial.
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Currant jellyAugust 23rd, 2008 | Written by jfolkmann | Topic: garden
With currants from the bushes in our front yard we made some delicious currant jelly. We managed to get 2 jars out of our haul. It's an easy recipe, it just takes a bit of time. (note: don't try to double the recipe as it likely won't set, just make 2 batches.)
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- 3 cups of currant juice (about 3 1/2 pounds of berries)
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Put the berries into a big pot and add a cup of water. Heat the berries until they burst. Put the squishy berries in a cheese cloth covered sieve, and let the juice strain through for at least 8 hours. (most recipes say leave it overnight…but i'm impatient)
Once you have the juice put 3 cups of juice and 3 cups of sugar into a saucepan and bring the mixture to the boil. Once boiling reduce the heat and simmer until the mixture thickens. You can test it by placing it on a cold plate, if the jelly sets it's ready!
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Carolina Panthers' head coach Ron Rivera confirmed for Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com yesterday that his team will use their Franchise Tag but did not specify which player they'll designate.
The Panthers are expected to pick between three players -- running back DeAngelo Williams, center Ryan Kalil and defensive end Charles Johnson.
With former first round pick Jonathan Stewart waiting in the wings, the Panthers appear best suited to lose Williams. Mike Goodson was impressive when given the opportunity, as well.
Kalil is one of the best young centers in the game and would be a significant loss for a team built to control the line of scrimmage.
The team boasts a talented young duo of pass rushers in Everett Brown and Greg Hardy behind Johnson, but neither has yet demonstrated the consistency to allow Carolina to feel good about the position should they risk losing him. Johnson finally got the chance to be a full-time starter in 2010 and responded with a team-high 11.5 sacks -- the 2nd highest total among NFC defensive ends (Atlanta's John Abraham had 13 sacks).
Should the Panthers elect to franchise Kalil, Clemson's Da'Quan Bowers could shoot to the top of Carolina's draft board. The 6-4, 275 pound defender led the country with 15.5 sacks and his size and physicality make him an better run supporter than a pass rusher.
On the other hand, if the Panthers elect to franchise Johnson, they almost certainly would not take Bowers or any other defensive end. Even a defensive tackle like Auburn's Nick Fairley or Alabama's Marcell Dareus might be viewed as financially irresponsible if the Panthers invest a huge contract into Johnson.
This is shaping up to be a solid class of interior linemen, though none of the top center prospects are nearly as polished as Kalil was coming out of USC in 2007.
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Conner Avalon (126), Austin Baker (138) and Beau Minnick (145) was each unbeaten for Clyde. Anthony Beier (132) was 4-1 to finish second, Blake Kent (106) was 3-2 to finish third and Grant Coleman (113) was fourth.
"We've asked some kids to step up in some tough spots and everybody has responded and given 100 percent," Fliers coach Rob Jennings said. "We'll see how things unfold starting Wednesday with a rivalry match. Hopefully everybody will be back for the big match with Bellevue."
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Plan to reshuffle junior football in Carlisle
Last updated at 14:18, Friday, 11 April 2014
Carlisle's Junior Football League is set for a major reshuffle as it has outgrown itself.
Jim Hunter, chairman of the league's management committee, confirmed proposals to restructure the league are being discussed.
There are currently up to 3,500 children from 25 clubs and 184 teams of various age groups from the Carlisle area and outlying towns and villages competing in the league.
Mr Hunter said none of the teams would be asked to leave but he admitted it has grown too big.
He explained: "We need to speak with all the clubs to work out a strategy to restructure the league and once the changes are in place it will be the best thing for everyone.
"We need to make sure everyone agrees on what needs to be done."
One of the biggest issues affecting teams is a lack of suitable facilities, Mr Hunter added.
"We are working with the Cumberland FA and the council to try to make things better but we will need everyone's help to work towards this.
"The league is not unworkable – the problem is that there is a lot of teams and not enough facilities," he said.
"There are so many competitions that need to take place and we are absolutely deluged."
Bad weather over the Christmas period has resulted in a huge backlog in fixtures.
It has seen the fixture list "thrown into disarray", Mr Hunter said, and now there are more teams interested in joining the league.
He added: "We want to accept them but there needs to be a major restructure.
"The league has been running for decades and it has grown massively over that time, which is a positive thing but managing it is getting more and more difficult. We have to restructure the management set up and how the league is being run and why it is being run as it is."
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What a load of rubbish blaming it on lack of facilities. There are plenty of facilities just football teams are not utilising them. Why not work with schools / colleges and exchange free pitch hire for coaching at the school / college.
Grassroots football teams have managed for years without 3G pitches, the problem is there are too many win at all costs coaches running todays teams who call off matches when they cant field there strongest team as that would put a dent in Mr coaches ego.
Re; interested observer.....That is a fantastic idea, Physical Eduacation (PE) at School!
Jokes apart though, Clive Briggs has hit the nail on the head in regards the problem.
We have a council that is removing facilities for the youth of the city, and building a plastic (ice!!) rink will hardly solve the problem. That £60K spent on that could have been invested towards a 3G pitch which could be used for a variety of sports.
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Francis E. Thurn, 78, of Edgewood, Iowa, passed away at his home on Tuesday, May 28, 2013, after a courageous battle with cancer.
Francis Ernest Thurn was born March 27, 1935, at rural Edgewood, the son of Ernest J. and Alma (Beyer) Thurn.
Francis "Buddy" attended Lodomillo #10 rural school and graduated from Edgewood High School in 1953. He was united in marriage to Joyce Kuehl on July 15, 1962, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Elkport. Two children were born to this union.
Francis spent his entire life farming the family farm. He was baptized, confirmed, and was an active lifelong member of Hope Lutheran Church, in Littleport, where he had served often on the church council. He was also active in the community, most recently serving as a township trustee. He was a past member of the Clayton County Zoning Board, Clayton County Pork Producers, and President of the Edgewood Cooperative. He was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather.
Francis is survived by his wife of 51 years, Joyce, of Edgewood; his children, Richard Thurn of Edgewood, and Michele (Steve) Von Handorf of Guttenberg; his grandchildren, Hannah, Abby, and Josef Von Handorf; his sister, Elizabeth McGuffin of Des Moines; his brother-in-law, Ronald (Mary) Kuehl of Elkader; and four nephews, David, Michael, Mark, and Donald McGuffin and their families.
Francis was preceded in death by his parents; and his brother-in-law, Paul McGuffin.
Visitation was held from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 30, 2013, at Leonard-Muller Funeral Home in Edgewood, and after 10 a.m. at the church on Friday. Funeral services were Friday, May 31, at 11 a.m. at Hope Lutheran Church, Littleport. The Rev. Paul Fohs officiated. Interment was at Union Cemetery, rural Littleport.
Online condolences may be sent to www.leonard-mullerfh.com.
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Former President George H.W. Bush was in the intensive care unit of a Houston hospital Wednesday night battling a fever, his spokesman said.
The 41st president has been at Methodist Hospital for more than a month now.
Jim McGrath, Bush's spokesman in Houston, said the 88-year-old's fever rose Wednesday, but doctors reported he was doing better than the day before. He was admitted to the ICU on Sunday and has been on an all-liquid diet.
"He is considered in guarded condition," McGrath said. "He has suffered a series of setbacks."
The fever was being treated with Tylenol, but it had not responded. McGrath was not sure what caused the fever.
"His doctors have said emphatically this is not the end game," McGrath said.
Bush has had various health problems in recent years. In February, it was reported he had been diagnosed with lower body parkinsonism, a condition that causes instability from the waist down. As a result, he mostly uses a wheelchair now.
On Nov. 7, he was admitted to the hospital for a lingering bronchitis-like cough and was discharged Nov. 19. He was then readmitted the day after Thanksgiving when the cough wouldn't go away and has been in the hospital ever since.
Bush spent Christmas Day in the hospital with his wife Barbara and several family members who live in Houston. The family ordered food from Gigi's Asian Bistro in the Galleria area, where they traditionally eat on Christmas. The president was unable to partake because of his all-liquid diet, McGrath said.
His sons — former President George W. Bush and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush — have both visited him during his hospital stay and are planning to return soon.
Bush and his wife reside in Houston during the winter and spend their summers at a home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
The oldest living former president, Bush, a former vice president, congressman and CIA director, served as president from 1989 to 1993.


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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Authorities now say three people have died in snowy crashes involving at least 50 vehicles on the Ohio Turnpike.
Pileups stretched across a 2-mile section in the eastbound lanes of the toll road Wednesday afternoon between Toledo and Cleveland.
The State Highway Patrol says a trooper responding to one accident was seriously injured when he was pinned between two vehicles.
Another series of pileups about 10 miles to the east shut down the turnpike's westbound lanes near Sandusky.
The patrol says emergency workers are having a difficult time responding because of the conditions and backups that stretched over seven miles.
Turnpike officials say traffic is slowly starting to move after more than four hours.
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8 October 2010
A top doctor is calling for parents to be banned from smoking in their homes and cars, to protect children from the dangers of passive smoking.
The plans to extend the smoking ban from public places to private property have come under vast amounts of criticism from the general public. The general consensus is that the plans to stop smoking in houses where children live breaches smokers personal freedom, and is another example of the nanny state overstepping the mark.
Dr Jewell has defended his demands and claims they are vital to protect children from their parents habits, and it was unfair for them to have to bear the brunt of their smoking in the home. He feels that bringing in the smoking ban in the home shows a greater sense of commitment to the health of the nations children, who often do not have a choice but to breathe in their parents smoke.
He says that the new policy will also hammer home the increasing public consensus on the social acceptability of smoking.And encourage smokers to quit smoking. DR Jewell spoke out publicly on the proposed smoking ban saying that most smokers are distinctly aware of the dangers smoking has on their own health and their childrens, but they choose to overlook this. He put forward that smoking in the family home increases the risk of children developing asthma, dying from cot death and increases the likelihood that their offspring will take up smoking when they get older.
The Tobacco Manufacturers Association argued the new policy would be a step too far and would intrude on smokers personal freedom, but this could be seen as them trying to safeguard their own interest. A spokesman for the association said that smokers should be able to light up in their homes and cars when children are present as long as they dispose of the cigarette butts properly.
The dangers of passive smoking have been well researched over the years, and there is clear evidence that passive smoking has a detrimental effect on health, especially to young children. Though the common consensus is that smoking in the home is fine as long as it doesn't smell smokey, the tiny cancerous particles linger in the air long after the cigarette has been stubbed out. So should it be down to parents discretion? Or should the government intervene for the sake of our childrens health? You decide.
|The Harley Street Stop Smoking Clinic supports a ban on smoking in the homes. Smokers understand the harm that passive smoking can have on children and adults alike and anything that will encourage smokers to give up is highly beneficial to themselves and their families. Many clients at the stop smoking clinic London site their children as key motivators to stop smoking with hypnosis. Stop smoking hypnotherapy is proven to be the most effective method to give up smoking. The health risks for smokers far outweighs the benefits of this drug. Stop smoking hypnosis today at the Harley Street Stop Smoking Clinic in London using quit smoking hypnotherapy. Join the thousands of people that have quit smoking with hypnosis at our central London clinic.
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If there is one maxim by which people should make financial decisions, it's this: If it seems too good to be true, it is.
So don't hire a company, invest in a business, or hand over your credit card number when you get an offer that is amazingly cheap or fast. Likewise, steer clear of anyone who implies you'll get effortlessly rich by sending off a few thousand dollars or divulging your personal financial information.
Here are some recent scams to avoid:
-- State government fulfills many functions, but is it so helpful that it keeps track of individuals' spending? Nope. The Minnesota Public Safety Department warns that consumers are hearing from telemarketers who say the "Minnesota DMV" wants you to know you're paying too much for your car insurance. Minnesota doesn't even have a Department of Motor Vehicles; we've got a DVS, Driver and Vehicle Services, and that division doesn't know what your insurance premium is. When a sales pitch starts off with a lie, that's a bad sign.
-- A Red Wing reader emailed this warning about a call obviously targeting older folks: "A nice-sounding (sexy in fact) male informs me that he's confirming my 'Life Alert order...' I don't remember the rest of the spiel because I was so dumbfounded by the ruse on this call! What creativity!"
-- A New Richmond, Wis., reader got a call from somebody alleging to be representing a "home refinancing company," holding out the possibility of a loan. After he gave personal financial information and $2,000 up front, the reader hasn't heard back from the company.
-- The Better Business Bureau warns consumers not to answer phone calls with the prefix 876. That means the call is from Jamaica and is most likely bogus. Telemarketers could be telling consumers they've won cash prizes and other goodies, such as luxury sports cars. They often claim falsely to be representing the Federal Trade Commission, Publishers Clearing House and the BBB to lend themselves credibility before asking for money or personal financial information.
-- A couple trying to move to Minnesota from Los Angeles were told by the movers that it would take just three or four days if they pay $4,000 in cash when the truck arrives. Two weeks later, the truck has gone missing, and the couple worry they'll never see their things again. When and if it shows up, their stuff may be held hostage unless they pay even more than the initial quote.
That's a common problem, according to MoveRescue, a Mayflower Transit-sponsored program that can help moving victims who call 800-832-1773. For more information, go to moverescue.com. To avoid problems, the program recommends getting three estimates and being wary if one is much lower than the other two. Also, don't pay in advance, and get pickup and delivery dates in writing.
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$1 million lottery winner sold in Bakersfield
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — A winning California Lottery ticket worth $1 million was recently sold in Bakersfield.
Gurdeep Singh purchased the ticket, part of the $250 Million Cash Spectacular game, at Derrick Liquor, 3215 Niles St. The store will receive $5,000 for selling the winning ticket.
Lottery officials didn't say when the ticket was sold.
Singh claimed his winnings at the California Lottery Van Nuys District Office. He plans to use the winnings to help his daughter through law school and his son through medical school, lottery officials said.


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