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July 27, 2015 | by Jake Orbison
Confessional poetry and The Twilight Zone.
Who wants to be a confessional poet?
Those we've saddled with the label—Lowell, Berryman, Snodgrass, Sexton, et cetera—usually react to it with frustration, if not outright hatred. That should come as no surprise. Most poetic movements are met by some degree of disapproval, or at least discomfort. Writers are practically obliged to deny this critical tendency: how dare we readers, critics, English students, reduce entire books, careers, or generations to a singular term. Maybe writers resent words like confessional, imagist, or even Romantic because they inevitably blur a poet's individual edges into something bland, familiar, and more easily shared. Or maybe the anxiety stems from the fact that labels like this often hover over living writers like tombstones, as critics prepare to title their chapter in literary history.
For whatever reason, confessional poets really hate being called confessional poets. Several of them have unleashed their outrage in the pages of The Paris Review. For example, Berryman: Read More »
Henry Doesn't Have Any Bats, and Other News
June 26, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- In Moscow, a new exhibition remembers Soviet Photo, the USSR's premier photography magazine. Among its many treasures: gymnasts, factories, eggs … and a picture of Khrushchev and Castro drinking ebulliently from horns.
- Whither the aphorism? It's a more popular form than ever—insert obligatory Twitter reference here—but are we using it to its fullest potential? "An aphorism is not a truth but a kind of test (an assay), a statement you are meant to run up against to decide if you agree. If you don't agree, that is not necessarily a failure of the aphorism. The best aphorisms are not the most true but the most undecidable, those worth endlessly testing."
- For that matter, whither the NYPL? It, too, doesn't seem to live up to its full potential: "The New York Public Library has been under intermittent financial pressure for most of its history, but in the last few years it has been enveloped by a controversy that has exposed the institution to unprecedented public scrutiny. What stands revealed is a library that is abandoning its core mission of research and is losing its way in the digital age."
- "Though psychoanalysis didn't help Berryman's alcoholism or state of mind, it did serve to open him up to his inner self, and it was amid the rubble of that excavation that he found his alter-ego: messy Henry, destructive Henry, hateful Henry, devious Henry, pathetic, sozzled, recidivist Henry, self-loathing Henry, song and dance Henry, peccant Henry, grab-ass Henry, stricken-with-guilt Henry, Henry the enduring ruin … 'Henry does resemble me,' Berryman told an interviewer, 'and I resemble Henry; but on the other hand I am not Henry. You know, I pay income tax. Henry pays no income tax. And bats come over and stall in my hair—and fuck them, I'm not Henry; Henry doesn't have any bats.'" August Kleinzahler on John Berryman.
- At the Beinecke Library, the Yale Collection of American Literature houses innumerable rarities and treasures. It also has those insipid "Cultivating Thought" cups and bags from Chipotle. "As much as it sounds like a joke, it fits into a tradition of American writers trying to reach unusual audiences through unusual (if brief) work—and of libraries collecting their labor."
Peacock-eating for Poetical Public Relations, and Other News
February 25, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- In a 1914 publicity stunt—back when poets were free to partake of the great PR machine—Ezra Pound, W. B. Yeats, and four others gathered at a luncheon to eat a peacock. "The papers were alerted, and news of the meal spread far and wide, from the London Times to the Boston Evening Transcript."
- Karl Ove Knausgaard, your humble correspondent, is traveling across America for The New York Times Magazine: "The editor proposed that I travel to Newfoundland and visit the place where the Vikings had settled, then rent a car and drive south, into the U.S. and westward to Minnesota, where a large majority of Norwegian-American immigrants had settled, and then write about it. 'A tongue-in-cheek Tocqueville,' as he put it."
- Beethoven, Brahms, Mahler, Wagner: the Romantic legacy of these composers lives on … in first-person shooters. "The grandiloquent sounds of the nineteenth century are still alive in the new millennium … but only when someone is getting bludgeoned, bloodied, blown-up, or decimated with automatic weapons … Even heavy metal isn't heavy enough for most composers seeking to juice up their combat scenes. We need something with a little more sturm und drang.
- Starting to write a book is hard. Then there's the whole middle part—also difficult. And finally there's the end, which is no cakewalk, either. Can we learn anything from the last sentences in famous novels? "For writers, the last sentences aren't about reader responsibility at all—it's a once-in-a-lifetime chance to stop worrying about what comes next, because nothing does. No more keeping the reader interested, no more wariness over giving the game away. This is the game."
- On rereading Eileen Simpson's Poets in Their Youth, a 1982 memoir of her turbulent marriage to John Berryman: "For a long time I could not shake the belief that these poets, all of them dead before their time from madness, self-neglect or suicide, paid a noble price for their pursuit of truth and beauty … I don't think that anymore. Now, it's Simpson herself who seems to be the hero … Simpson, who became a psychotherapist and went on to publish several books, writes with an almost uncanny clemency and a kind of cerulean objectivity. Where there might have been bitterness there is, instead, compassion."
Berryman and Yeats Light Up
October 24, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Tomorrow marks the centenary of John Berryman's birth.
I went in and asked for Mr. Yeats. Very much like asking, "Is Mr. Ben Jonson here?" And he came down. He was much taller than I expected, and haggard. Big, though, big head, rather wonderful looking in a sort of a blunt, patrician kind of way, but there was something shrunken also. He told me he was just recovering from an illness. He was very courteous, and we went in to tea. At a certain point, I had a cigarette, and I asked him if he would like one. To my great surprise he said yes. So I gave him a Craven "A" and then lit it for him, and I thought, Immortality is mine! From now on it's just a question of reaping the fruits of my effort. He did most of the talking. I asked him a few questions. He did not ask me any questions about myself, although he was extremely courteous and very kind. At one point he said, "I have reached the age when my daughter can beat me at croquet," and I thought, Hurrah, he's human! I made notes on the interview afterward, which I have probably lost. One comment in particular I remember. He said, "I never revise now"—you know how much he revised his stuff—"but in the interests of a more passionate syntax." Now that struck me as a very good remark. I have no idea what it meant and still don't know, but the longer I think about it, the better I like it. He recommended various books to me by his friend, the liar, Gogarty, and I forget who else. The main thing was just the presence and existence of my hero.
—John Berryman, The Art of Poetry No. 16, 1972
From the Land of Pleasant Living, and Other News
October 3, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Remembering John Berryman, whose centenary is later this month: "Berryman has not been forgotten, but his gnomic revelations have less force than they used to. His drinking and womanizing, his unsoothable anguish, seem less the stuff of heroism than of mutinous neurotransmitters. I can all too easily imagine him today, sitting at a seminar table in Palo Alto or Iowa City, buoyed by a decent dose of Wellbutrin, listening as some regular contributor to the Northwestern Maine Quarterly Review piously instructs impious John to simmer down, center himself, drop the unceasing allusions to Shakespeare, find his voice and tell us how he really feels."
- "As well as categorizing novels as well or poorly written, popular or unpopular, one could also, and perhaps more usefully, distinguish those that become part of the conversation, and those that do not. Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections became part of the national conversation; Lydia Davis's short stories, for all their brilliance, did not … John Updike's Terrorist was arguably his least talked-about novel … But how does a book enter the conversation today?"
- A good problem to have: "I am in the slightly embarrassing position where I write poems saying I am about to die and I don't."
- An 1894 map by the New York Tenement-House Committee divides the city by nationality. But you won't find Scotch, English, Welsh, Scandinavian, and Canadian New Yorkers on the map, because they were, according to its creator, "in small numbers and perhaps less foreign than the others."
- The Orioles are in the playoffs, which means Baltimoreans are swilling profligate amounts of Natty Boh, the greatest bad beer in the world and one of the city's most cherished brands—it dates back to 1885. (At least one Baltimorean would drink a can right now, even though it's nine-thirty A.M. and he's in New York.) The only problem? "National Bohemian hasn't been locally owned since the nineteen-seventies, and it hasn't been brewed in Maryland in more than a decade … Last month, it was announced that the brand's owner, Pabst, is being purchased by the Russian beverage company Oasis." Say it ain't Boh.
A Partial List of Things John Berryman Found Delicious
July 31, 2013 | by Elon Green
- Saul Bellow's "Leaving the Yellow House"[1]
- His own poetry[2]
- Autolycus of The Winter's Tale, deemed an "irrelevance"[3]
- "Bunny," met in London[4]
- The Irish, who "all speak English and are blazing with self-respect"[5]
- A stone[6]
- A breeze[7]
- Theodore Roethke's detail[8]
- A tribute, written by T. S. Eliot, about Ralph Hodgson[9]
- Dialogue in Don Quixote[10]
- An unspecified "new taste sensation"[11]
- Your "end"[12]
- An unspecified "author," also "rational & passionate"[13]
- The body of a married woman, seen in a restaurant[14]
- His friend Ernest Milton Halliday's marks at Columbia University[15]
- Risk[16]
[1] Saul Bellow's foreward to Recovery/Delusions, Etc.
[2] Saul Bellow's foreward to Recovery/Delusions, Etc.
[3] Berryman's Shakespeare
[4] Dream Song: The Life of John Berryman
[5] Dream Song: The Life of John Berryman
[6] "Dream Song 121"
[7] "Dream Song 339"
[8] Freedom of the Poet
[9] Freedom of the Poet
[10] Freedom of the Poet
[11] "Gislebertus' Eve"
[12] "Shirley & Auden"
[13] "A Prayer for the Self"
[14] "Dream Song 4"
[15] John Berryman and the Thirties: A Memoir
[16] Stephen Crane
Elon Green is a freelance writer who oftentimes contributes to The Awl.


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These days our culture has become so wonderfully diverse, it is not uncommon to see as many Japanese and Chinese restaurants in your town, as you see Burger Kings and McDonalds. Which is why, cuisines from around the world have become as American as apple pie. So, it is no surprise that the Mini Sushi Staplers are showing up on desks in offices everywhere from New York City to Pocatello, Idaho. Not just a hilarious coworker gift, you will want a set of these for your desk at home. If these were any more life-like, a small Japanese chef would be tossing them on the griddle at Benihana's. Available in 3 delicious … we mean … eye catching styles these fully functioning fun and creative staplers are some of the coolest gag office supplies we carry. Available in Salmon Roll, Tuna or Shrimp, your first impulse will be to dip them in a little wasabi and soy sauce.
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The National Practitioners for Womens Health has named Boston College William F. Connell School of Nursing assistant professor Allyssa L. Harris, RN, PhD, WHNP-BC, as a runner-up for its Inspire Award.
Harris was nominated by a colleague because of her "dedication and insight into the role of the womens health nurse practitioner and the many contributions that WHNPs can make to improve the populations health," according to a news release.
"Dr. Harris is a true role model for aspiring nurse practitioner students," her nominator wrote. "Her career is a living example of what a dedicated and committed nurse practitioner can accomplish. In her commitment to education, Dr. Harris ascended from her entry into nursing as an associate degree nurse in 1985 to earning her PhD in 2008. Along the way, Dr. Harris has made it her priority to continue providing optimal healthcare to women and supplying future WHNP providers by teaching students."
Harris joined the Boston College faculty in the fall of 2007. She teaches advance practice in womens health nursing and theoretical foundations in womens health and pediatric nursing as well as childbearing clinical. She also gives guest lectures in advance practice in pharmacology and research.
In addition, Harris provides womens healthcare at Roxbury Comprehensive Community Health Center and has held positions at Symmes Hospital and The Cambridge Hospital.
In January 2009, Harris was elected to the role of assistant department chair. Her research interests include adolescent sexual decision-making and risk behaviors and healthcare disparities. She received her associates degree in nursing from Gardner-Webb College in North Carolina and her bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees in nursing from Boston College.
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Volunteers planted 76 crab apple trees along West Street Wednesday.
The plantings are part of Green Mountain Powers Rutland Blooms project, which drew volunteers from Berkshire Bank, City of Rutland, Green Mountain Power, NeighborWorks of Western Vermont, Rutland Regional Medical Center, Stafford Technical Center, The Vermont Country Store, Vermont Council of Urban and Community Forestry and Wilk Paving.
The Village Snack Bar also supported the effort.
The trees were purchased with donations from Casellas, GMP, The Vermont Country Store and Rutland Regional Medical Center. They replaced scrub brush and nuisance trees along roughly 1,700 feet of the south side of the street. The site borders a rail siding, the citys winter snow dump and a recycling facility.
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Assault claim against Trudeau 'outrageous'
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Replace Windsor's outdated welcome signs
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Ford Canada donates $500,000 to victims of Alberta wildfires
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Foreign Trade Zone designation sought for Windsor-Essex region
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A mound of dirt in the center of Franklin's new roundabout will get lower when the project is finished, but drivers shouldn't expect it to be low enough to see across the intersection.
The dirt that will remain and the shrubs, trees and flowers that will be planted will be tall enough to block your view across the central island, and that's intentional. At a roundabout, blocking a driver's view actually makes the intersection safer, project engineers said.
Currently several feet of dirt are piled up in the center of the roundabout, which is expected to be complete before school starts on Aug. 6.
Workers still have to remove about 2 feet of dirt from the pile, which would leave the center of the roundabout about 3 or 4 feet tall, CrossRoad Engineers vice president Trent Newport said.
That will be a little taller than roundabouts on Whiteland Road or on Greenwood streets, city engineer Travis Underhill said. But because the roundabout is in a residential area and near a school, the extra height will cause drivers to slow down more, which will make the roundabout safer for pedestrians, he said.
The Franklin roundabout won't be much different from other roundabouts, except that it is more egg-shaped than a typical four-way intersection, Newport said. The roundabout is in an urban area, so the slope to the intersection is different from those in rural areas. The Franklin roundabout also is on a hill and will look taller from certain angles, Underhill said.
City council members and residents are questioning whether the elevated roundabout will confuse drivers, since others in Johnson County and in other communities are flatter and easier to see around. Council members Steve Barnett, Rob Henderson and Richard Wertz said they've been asked by about 10 business owners and residents about how tall the roundabout will be.
"I don't think it will be a concern once we get the dirt down and put the bushes back in and people see what is going to be the total height. Hopefully we've addressed everybody's concern," Newport said.
Dr. E. Curtis Harris, who runs a chiropractic office at the intersection, first questioned the roundabout when crews had mounded up about 10 feet of dirt in the middle of the circle. The mound has been getting shorter, and he was told there's still more to go, so he's not as concerned about the finished intersection.
But the initial, giant dirt mound did look odd, and his wife joked that kids would be sledding on it in winter, he said.
"My initial concern was that I couldn't even see the houses across the street, much less a car," Harris said.
Workers pile the dirt in the middle of the roundabout during construction because it's easier to remove once the concrete and asphalt work is done than it is to truck more in as it is needed during construction, Underhill said. The dirt also is used to provide part of a base layer under the new road, which is why the mound is much smaller than it was.
Rainy weather delayed the project, so crews are focusing on getting the intersection open before the first day of school, so buses and drivers can access the back entrance to Northwood Elementary School, Mayor Joe McGuinness said. Removing the excess dirt is a lower priority right now, so the higher mound might be there for a few days after the intersection opens, he said.
"We do have school buses, we do have neighbors, we do have drivers that would like to use that intersection," McGuinness said.
After the dirt mound is removed, the city plans to landscape the roundabout with shrubs, flowers or trees that also will obstruct a driver's view, Newport said.
When drivers enter a roundabout, they're always going to turn to the right. That means drivers should be focusing their attention on who is coming from the left and not cars entering from other streets or driving on the other side of the intersection.
Drivers are also more likely to go slowly, Newport said. Many roundabouts are built with some feature in the middle, such as trees, tall grasses or shrubs or decorative bricks or concrete, for that reason, he added.
"Putting something that's a visual barrier in the middle, the first thing and what generally happens to a driver as they notice something, they take their foot off the pedal and slow down," Newport said.
Since the roundabout on North Main Street is the city's first on a highly traveled road, city officials are hosting an educational meeting on Wednesday. Engineers will give a short explanation about why roundabouts are safer and how to drive through one and answer any questions residents may have, Newport said.


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MicroRNA therapy may help heart failure
A team including Sanford-Burnham Medical Research scientists has identified a form of RNA that plays a key role in inducing heart failure.
Called miR-25, the molecule is a short fragment of RNA, called microRNA. In a model of heart failure in mice, increasing the level of miR-25 reduced the efficiency of heart muscle contraction. Inhibiting miR-25 halted heart failure that had already been established.
The study was published Wednesday in the journal Nature. Scientists from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City and UC San Diego collaborated with Sanford-Burnham scientists in the study.
The microRNA molecule blocks activity of a gene called SERCA2a, which regulates the flow of calcium ions into cardiac tissue. The gene has been identified in another study as a target for gene therapy in heart failure.
In this study, co-led by Sanford-Burnham heart disease researcher Mark Mercola, the gene activity was boosted by using technology called antisense to inactivate miR-25. Antisense RNA molecules form a complementary sequence to the specific RNA molecule, called the "sense" molecule, they inactivate. The antisense molecules bind to the targeted RNA molecules, which prevents them from serving as a template for protein production.
"The concept is compelling and I think the idea is very interesting," said Neil Gibson, chief scientific officer of Regulus Therapeutics, a San Diego biotech developing microRNA drugs. "I think there's a number of opportunities in cardiovascular disease where microRNAs may play an interesting role."
Some challenges lie ahead in converting the research into a safe and effective drug, Gibson said. One is how to get the antisense microRNA inside the heart muscle cells, where the target microRNAs are found. Meeting the regulations of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is another.
"Trying to develop something in cardiovascular disease is going to be subject to all the stringent FDA requirements that they would impose on that type of therapeutic approach," Gibson said.
When antisense drugs are given systemically, they accumulate well in the liver, kidneys, adipose cells and a kind of white blood cell called macrophages, Gibson, said, but not so much in the heart.
"These are all challenges that can be addressed, but it just highlights that we really need to improve this technology in a way to preferentially deliver to specific cell types or specific organs," Gibson said.
Antisense drugs have been under development for decades, most notably by Carlsbad's Isis Pharmaceuticals. In January of last year, an Isis drug that lowers cholesterol and triglyceride levels was approved by the FDA. The drug, called Kynamro, works in the liver. It's being sold by Isis partner Genzyme. Regulus was founded by Isis and another antisense biotech, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, of Cambridge, Mass.
In the heart failure study, the culprit molecule was identified with a functional screening system developed at Sanford-Burnham Mercola said in a Sanford-Burnham press release. Mercola is a professor in the Development, Aging, and Regeneration Program at Sanford-Burnham and a professor of bioengineering at UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering.
"Before the availability of high-throughput functional screening, our chance of teasing apart complex biological processes involved in disease progression like heart failure was like finding a needle in a haystack," Mercola said in the release. "The results of this study validate our approach to identifying microRNAs as potential therapeutic targets with significant clinical value."
The screen searched through all human microRNAs to find those linked to heart failure. Colleagues at the Cardiovascular Research Center at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai found that injecting the antisense complement to miR-25 stopped heart-failure progression in mice, improved cardiac function and survival.


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"When you walk into a bookstore, you're faced with life in such a grand scheme, between fiction and nonfiction and travel and every-thing under the sun," says Ronald Rice. "I'm so overwhelmed by how much there is yet to know, and that feeling makes you alive." And he's not the only one. My Bookstore: Writers Celebrate Their Favorite Places to Browse, Read and Shop features eighty essays from writers about their favorite independent bookstores.
The book, which Rice edited, is an ode to these treasured literary hangouts, including the Tattered Cover, which was the subject of an essay by Colorado mystery writer Stephen White, who wrote that his relationship with the store led to a life of writing.
"Reading and learning and filling your head is a really social thing," Rice says. "There's always going to be a place where like-minded people gather to experience not only the books, but each other."
Experience that literary community tonight at the Tattered Cover, 2526 East Colfax Avenue, with a reception and refreshments at 7 p.m. and a reading and signing by White at 7:30 p.m. Visit www.tatteredcover.com for more information.
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Students from four Center Grove schools were kept at school while police investigated a shooting in the area Wednesday afternoon.
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office contacted police at Center Grove and asked the school district to hold any students living in the Wakefield subdivision, located off Smith Valley Road, west of Morgantown Road, Center Grove Superintendent Richard Arkanoff said.
Police were investigating a homicide at Devonshire Apartments on State Road 135 in Greenwood and went into the Wakefield neighborhood to search the home of a man they believe was involved.
"They explained the situation and asked us to hold the students and not have any traffic in the area," Arkanoff said.
Police believed the man shot and killed another man at the apartment off State Road 135. Police found a man with a life-threatening head wound and a bullet casing on the floor of the apartment. The woman who lived there told police the man believed to be the shooter lived on Paddock Road in Wakefield.
Police later found the man in Marion County. After a pursuit with police, his vehicle crashed into a home in Marion County, and the man was taken to an Indianapolis hospital, where police said he was dead.
Center Grove schools issued an automated call about 2:30 p.m. that the students would be held at the school until the police said they could be sent home. Parents could pick up their children or they would be sent home on buses after police cleared the area, according to the call.
Police allowed people back into the neighborhood about 3:20 p.m., Arkanoff said.
Students on three or four buses from Pleasant Grove Elementary School, both middle schools and the high school were held, Arkanoff said. He did not know how many students were kept at school.


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Arugula Salad With Berry Dressing
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Prep 15 mins
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A friend of mine sent me this recipe. She got it out of a magazine but I'm not sure which one. It is a wonderful summer salad when fresh berries are in season. Enjoy!
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- 236.59 ml strawberry, hulled, sliced, divided
- 29.58 ml white balsamic vinegar
- 14.79 ml canola oil or 14.79 ml pecan oil
- 4.92 ml honey
- salt
- 29.58 ml pistachio nuts, chopped
- 113.39 g log goat cheese
- 946.36 ml arugula leaves
- 177.44 ml blackberries or 177.44 ml blueberries or 177.44 ml raspberries
- 59.14 ml jicama, cut into match stick strips
- For the dressing: Combine 3/4 cup strawberries, vinegar, oil, honey and salt in blender container.
- Cover and blend until smooth; refrigerate until ready to serve.
- Place the nuts on a piece of waxed paper and roll the goat cheese in the nuts until well coated, slice crosswise into thin slices.
- Place the remaining 1/4 cup strawberries and arugula in a serving dish, top with other berries and jicama.
- Drizzle berry dressing over all and mix to combine; evenly divide mixture onto 4 salad plates and top with slices of cheese.
- Serve additional dressing on the side.
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Nice, fresh and unique salad. This was the fist time I have had a salad that was all arugula. It was a little overpowering for me, but I will assume that others enjoy that peppery flavor when rating this recipe. I loved the dressing! What a great, healthy way to dress up a salad! It was delicious! I didn't have white balsamic vinegar so used regular balsamic vinegar and it worked fine. I am asssuming that it might just change the color of the dressing a bit. I wasn't as crazy about the salad mixture, but I think that is personal preference. I might omit the jicama and replace half the arugula with romaine or red leaf lettuce. As I said before, the arugula flavor was a bit much for me. I used raspberries as my additional fruit. We had picked up some arugula at the farmers market and wanted to try it out. I am glad we chose this recipe and will definitely try it again!
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WHILE THE REVERES settled into their new home in North Square, the patriot leaders struggled to hold the nonimportation movement together. With the passing of the January 1, 1770, deadline to resume importation, Samuel Adams, William Molineux, and the other leaders used newspapers, town meetings, and coercion to rouse the patriotic spirits of the people and keep pressure on the merchants to continue nonimportation. A letter in the Boston Gazette from "The People" urged the Committee of Inspection to "do your Duty" against the sons of Lieutenant Governor Hutchinson and other violators of nonimportation. On Wednesday, January 17, 1770, at Faneuil Hall, the inhabitants of Boston condemned several merchants, including Benjamin Greene, one of Revere's customers, and Thomas Fletcher, who had attached Revere's estate back in 1765, far "meanly sacrificing the rights of their country to their own avarice and private interest." William Molineux proposed a mass visit to Lieutenant Governor Hutchinson's home to demand that his sons deliver up their contraband tea, but Josiah Quincy, heretofore "esteem'd a violent partizan" of the Sons of Liberty, called Molineux's plan "an Act of high treason." In the end, Molineux, Samuel Adams, and Dr. Thomas Young prevailed; only the people, Molineux proclaimed, could "save the liberties" of their country. Their actions--against the Hutchinsons and, one month later, against Theophilus Lillie--took place in Paul Revere's new neighborhood.1
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Get an overview of this hotelBed & breakfast in Liverpool, near Anfield Road Stadium
Situated in Liverpool, this bed & breakfast is within 1 mi (2 km) of Goodison Park and Anfield Road Stadium. World Museum Liverpool and St. George's Hall are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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The Knowsley B&B features coffee/tea in the lobby and laundry facilities. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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- Total number of rooms - 11
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Help support your high school band by buying a new mattress.
The post-prom in Greenwood will benefit if you buy a Thanksgiving pie from the committee.
Indian Creek parents can win a raffle for beef; youth sports groups in Greenwood make money when you buy their trash bags.
School organizations are getting creative with their fundraising efforts, citing a poor economy and competition from other schools as reasons why fundraising has taken an unusual turn.
Students with booklets peddling sausage and cheese and tins of candy slowly have made their way out of group's fundraising plans in a push to make fundraising more practical for consumers, Greenwood Community High School assistant principal Todd Garrison said.
"I think the traditional cheese and sausage that have been used in the past just aren't making the funds anymore," he said. "It has been a market that has slowed down."
Organizations have begun looking for other ways to raise money for band fees, athletics uniforms and post-prom trips.
School organizations across the county partner with area restaurants for events that allow a group to keep part of the proceeds from the restaurant on a certain evening.
Brave Backers, Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson Schools' athletics booster club, is raffling off half a cow.
"With the economy the way it is right now, you will be getting something to feed your family," said Susie Morrison, Indian Creek athletics booster president.
Families are saturated with fundraisers, and other schools have put on golf outings, which had been a popular fundraiser for the group, Morrison said.
Raffling off half a cow stands out.
"We try to think about what will be more beneficial," Morrison said. "We've always tried to think about that."
At least two bands in the county sell mattresses as a fundraiser.
Whiteland's band boosters is having its second mattress fundraiser this month. The first one raised just a sliver of the club's $80,000 operating budget that helps kids with band fees.
But that is a start, said Mark Mowery, president of the band boosters at Whiteland Community High School.
"We are always out there trying to find a fundraiser that will draw people in but will also be different," he said.
And practical fundraisers that take little work and money up front are popular, Mowery and Garrison said.
Students and parents don't have to go door-to-door to help sell mattresses, pies or raffle tickets for beef.
Greenwood's post-prom committee is selling pies in the weeks before Thanksgiving in hopes that people will buy a pie from them for their holiday meal.
The fundraiser has become a tradition in Greenwood, with staff and residents buying pies for their Thanksgiving dinner, Garrison said.
Residents will still spend $20 on cookie dough, but they are always looking for something more practical that they would use and need in a fundraiser, Garrison said.
"More practical products are popular and selling better," he said.
And word of the practical fundraising gets around to residents, he said. When people need a mattress, he has heard of them waiting until Greenwood Band Boosters has its annual mattress sale, he said.
"Buying trash bags and mattresses and going out to dinner, that is something people are doing anyway," Garrison said.


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Chef Seth Caswell opened his restaurant Emmer & Rye in an old Victorian house on Queen Anne Hill. The venue is inviting, the food is good and the prices are moderate.
For 18 months after leaving Greenwood's Stumbling Goat Bistro, chef Seth Caswell hunted for a home for Emmer & Rye. Downtown and South Lake Union were in his sights. He envisioned a fine-dining destination. He never thought he'd end up opening a neighborhood restaurant.
Then in January he learned that the spacious Queen Anne Victorian that housed Julia's was up for grabs. By February he was open for business. More than a century old, with hardwood floors and stained-glass accents, the quaint building is a good fit for this staunch locavore who named his restaurant after two ancient grains.
Emmer, a type of wheat more commonly called by its Italian name, farro, turns up in many guises on a menu that's versatile, approachable and affordable. The Methow Valley farmer who grows it grinds it to order for Caswell's farro fries. At dinner those dense, crusty logs are dipped into sage-yogurt sauce. At brunch they form a platform for wild mushrooms, a poached egg and butter-rich hollandaise — a dish he first served to his wife as breakfast in bed (lucky woman).
Farro mimics risotto cake when pressed into a patty chunky with pork and shrimp, a starchy anchor for a plate of flash-seared scallops and bitter rapini. In a twist on arancini, the traditional Italian rice balls, the grain imparts a nutty chew to the deep-fried bread-crumb-coated spheres stuffed with creamy smoked cheese.
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"Asking 'what else can we do with farro' has become a kitchen joke," Caswell says. But like Matthew Dillon, his predecessor at Stumbling Goat and now chef/proprietor of Sitka & Spruce and The Corson Building, Caswell is serious about his commitment to local, sustainable, seasonal and organic ingredients.
The two chefs share a similar knack for cooking deceptively simple dishes. But what looks like everyday food takes you by surprise with every bite because the locally sourced raw materials are so fresh, the cooking so carefully calibrated.
A small Washington farm supplies Wagyu beef that is prepared a different way every night. The charred, ruby flesh of a skirt steak dabbed with red wine jus came close to the flavor and suppleness of a prime New York strip.
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Almost every dish on the menu comes in two sizes. A cup of that rich, pungent soup was just enough, and it was only $4. Six dollars buys a petite bowl of mussels steamed with chilies, garlic and pancetta, with a slab of grilled bread on the side. A half portion of cider-braised pork shoulder ($11) included a saucy, fork-tender chop, a bundle of shredded collards and roasted root vegetables. Those scaled-down portions don't strain the belt or the budget.
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I got this helmet on time. The looks of the helmet are rocking! the helmet feels pretty light and I've found it super comfortable. The ventilation on the helmet is great. I used to wear a bike hat under my old helmet to avoid sweat getting to my face or eyes and this bad boy has a sweat band already installed. Can't get enough of it.
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I've used this helmet the past several times. All I can say is this helmet is very comfortable. The inside has a liner that makes this much more comfortable than previous helmets I've tried. I've only used the helmet in the fall/winter, but I could see the helmet retaining heat during summer riding. However, for this price, you can't beat this helmet.
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Here's the thing, this is a great looking helmet, the Schizo graphics option looks sharp, its something different without trying too hard. The straps are kind of different since they feature the Azonic logo all over them, again, different. I was a little disappointed to see that the hard shell doesn't extend to the base of the helmet, you can see in the photos that this area is essentially bare, a little disappointing but for the price I figured it was worth a try.
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BEIJING President Hu Jintao stepped aside as ruling party leader Wednesday to clear the way for Vice President Xi Jinping to take China's helm as part of only the second orderly transfer of power in 63 years of Communist rule.
In a possible break from tradition, Hu may also be giving up his post as head of the commission that oversees the military, which would give Xi greater leeway to consolidate his authority when he takes over. A top general indicated Hu would not stay on in the military post.
Hu and other senior leaders mostly in their late 60s are handing over power to leader-in-waiting Xi and other colleagues in their late 50s over the next several months. The new leadership faces daunting challenges including slowing growth in the world's No. 2 economy, rising unrest among increasingly assertive citizens and delicate relations with neighboring countries.
In keeping with the widely anticipated succession plans, Hu was not re-elected a member of the party's Central Committee on the final day of a pivotal party congress, showing that he's no longer in the political leadership.
Delegates said they cheered when the announced results of secret balloting showed that Xi had been unanimously chosen for the committee, a step toward being named to the topmost panel, the Politburo Standing Committee, and becoming party leader as expected on Thursday. Li Keqiang, designated as the next premier, also was elected to the Central Committee of 205 full members.
"We were very happy, and the whole assembly responded with warm applause," said delegate Si Zefu, president of the Dongfang Electric Corp. based in the central city of Chengdu.
Previous outgoing leaders, including former President Jiang Zemin, have held onto the military post for a transitional period to extend their grip on power. Asked by Hong Kong reporters if Hu would retain his chairmanship of the military commission, Zhang Qinsheng, deputy chief of general staff of the People's Liberation Army, said the central leadership "had no such arrangements."
Zhang Lifan, an independent scholar in Beijing, said relinquishing all posts would be Hu's contribution to China's political reform.
"It will be an important political legacy, as he will break the bad tradition of holding onto power by outgoing officials," he said.
As the final day of the secretive, weeklong congress drew to a close in the Great Hall of the People, and after reporters were invited in to watch the proceedings, Hu reminded party leaders of the "glorious mission and heavy responsibilities" entrusted to them.
"We must strive to be role models, bring out our best in working for the cause of the party and the country," he said.
Sitting on the dais of leaders next to Hu was his predecessor, the 86-year-old Jiang, who has emerged as a key power-broker, maneuvering his allies into the leadership at the expense of Hu. Jiang had to be helped up by attendants when congress members stood for the Communist anthem, the Internationale. Afterward, Jiang turned to Hu and shook hands before being escorted offstage.
Hu later picked up some papers, shook hands with people in the row behind him and walked off the stage.
The party's 2,200-plus delegates also rubber-stamped the report Hu delivered last week committing the party to continuing a pro-economic growth agenda while retaining firm political control. Hu urged stronger measures to rein in corruption and make the government more responsive to public demands, but offered little in the way of specifics.
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The worst
Worst place I have ever been. Hotel and rooms are very nice. Staff is unfriendly, there is no bar as stated, and unless you are from ohio they will find a way to screw you. There are other hotels on the island much better and even houses for rent that are perfect for families or groups. The reviews on here that say this hotel is great are from the owner, so don't be fooled.
Amazing Vacation
We stayed at PIB resort for Memorial Day weekend and had a very good time. Plenty of people to mingle with at the pool and hot tub, everything was extremely clean. The built in bar was not complete yet, but will be a great edition to next year's trip. We had a guide named Barb, who showed us the ropes for a night (we have never been here before). We thought she was hired by the hotel as a guide, but was actually just a regular to the PIB Island (just goes to show how friendly everyone is). She knew her way around quite well and needless to say Barb now has a spot in our hearts along with PIB Resort. We are looking forward to next year.
Did they even want us there???
Rooms are new and fairly nice, but lots of noise from other rooms. Hot tub was great! I did not find the staff to be particularly friendly or welcoming...I felt more like a suspicious intruder than a welcomed guest.
Fantastic Place to Stay
This is the most fantastic place on the island to stay bar none. Rooms are spacious and clean. Staff is friendly and curtious. I highly recommend this hotel and it's one of the best in Ohio and definately the best at the Bay as we call it. The Hot Tub, Pool and Swim up bar are out of this world. So if you are going to the Bay and want a wonderful place to stay the Resort is it. Nice that it's only a block off the strip, so you can get away from it if you like and if you've been to the Bay you understand that that's a needed option occasionally. My friends and I throughly enjoyed ourselves. Try it you'll love the resort.
Awesome Place!!!
Great people, great times, and a beautiful pool!!!! We had a simply fantastic time and the staff was so very friendly!!! We are hooked! The island is treasure and we will be back!
A Memorable Weekend
We love coming to the Bay, but were unprepared to stay overnight and were in dire need of a room for the night. We went to the front desk and 2 lovely girls took care of us and found one room available. I believe one of those girls was Ally. She was very sweet and accomodating to us. The room was not quite ready yet, as it was still early morning, and the former guests had not checked out yet. Ally took my mobile phone number and said she would call me wherever I was on the island to let me know that the cleaning service had completed getting the room ready. I have never experienced such kind and courteous service before! Also, when we returned, I met Kelly at the front desk and her young and very polite son, Dallas. They were so very welcoming, making sure everything was ready for us! All the staff, from what I noticed, were busy, busy, busy...making the PIB Resort a clean and refreshing place to stay! Whether it be vacumming, cleaning rooms, maintaining the pool and the grounds, or just simply opening the door for you....excellent service!!!! You made our unexpected stay a time to remember!! We plan to use the PIB Resort as our home every time we come to the Bay!!!! Thank you all!!!
Unfriendly Staff
I stayed in Put-In-Bay last week at the Put-In-Bay Resort and Conference Center and I have to say I was disappointed. Most of the staff didn't smile, never acknowledged us when walking in the lobby. After seeing their supervisor and how she treated employees I can see why. She too, never acknowledged guests, sighed whenever someone asked her a question, and the worst part is she yelled at her staff right in front of guests about people not being on time for her meeting and that she was tired of all the complaints. And like another reviewer said, the pool is RIGHT next to a house and most of the rooms have a view of a little sewage plant. We checked out other hotels and will definitely stay at another place next time.
What a great place!!
What can I say? Have stayed @ several places @ the Bay, but was really very happy with the PIB resort! Outstanding service, clean rooms, and the thing that I really look for is customer service. Your staff went way above that. NICE job! I will be staying here when I return to the island in few weeks....Much success to you!
Excellent vacation stay
Had a great time at this resort. The staff reached beyond any expectations we had set. We will be returning again next year for a repeat visit. If someone had a bad stay here it was most likely their own fault.
Don't Waste your Money
Don't waste your money on this place. Read the previous trip report it it is obvious the people did not pay for the room. Half the rooms overlook a nearby sewage treatment plant, the other half overlook a small pool and jacuzzi area that is in the shade most of the day. The pool area is completely cobbled together with the front yard of a house next door used as part of it. When we called we were lead to believe this was "the" place to stay on Put-in-Bay and it couldn't have been farther from the truth. I was also lead to believe there were no other quality places to stay on the island. There are several and I would advise everyone to look elsewhere. We attempted to get our money back and got into a huge arguement with a guy that we believe was the owner, but not sure. Basically we were told that no refunds would be forthcoming and we had no choice.
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i cant wait for the download! literaly i can't wait hurry up and finish it!
Sorry to disappoint but I think shinyabsol1 won't be able to finish this maybe even by next year.
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