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I did it again. I gave a complete stranger unsolicited cooking advice in public, and I am not ashamed to say it.
Several days ago, I stopped by my favorite place to buy fall squash, Melody Acres in Bargersville. I was looking over the squash when I heard a woman on the phone with her daughter asking how she should prepare spaghetti squash.
Her daughter must not have known because she hung up and started to look it up on her smartphone. Seeing an opportunity to help, I approached the woman and shared with her a quick and easy way to make it and exactly how easy it was to prepare.
It occurred to me then that many people seem to eat the same thing week after week and rarely branch out because they are unsure how to prepare new foods.
Case in point: spaghetti squash. By far my favorite in the squash family next to zucchini, this one is a great substitute for pasta in many dishes. I defy anyone to try buttered spaghetti squash covered in my meaty marinara and not like it.
Right now, everywhere you look there are many types of squash available. If you go to a market where they are well-labeled, such as Melody Acres or Taylor Farm Market, you can even get a little information on how to prepare them and how long they will keep, etc.
I found my new go-to pumpkin variety that I now use for pie from reading the information displayed with each variety. The Cinderella not only is pretty to look at but also makes a really good pie.
But finding one that your family will eat takes a bit of trial and error. I add a bit of mashed butternut squash to thicken up certain soups and stews, and a few slices of cream of the crop make a nice pairing in the pan when roasting chicken or pork. But I had to try a few first to see what I liked. Fortunately, most squash have a low price point this time of year, and they have a long shelf life when kept at room temperature.
So today, to help you out a little bit with your fall cooking, I am sharing three recipes that I made this week. I used a few of my kitchen standbys: The slow cooker, the casserole and the one-skillet meal.
I have said it before and I am saying again, the slow cooker is your friend.
Put aside the commentary in today's most popular food publications. Chances are those people have never had to get a meal on the table for their family on a busy weeknight after working all day. Some days you just want to come home and have dinner ready and waiting for you. When you use a slow cooker, you can do just that.
Another quick fix is the one-skillet meal. One-skillet meals are great for busy evenings. Try the recipe I have included today with chicken or turkey sausage for a flavorful combination of butternut squash and apples. If you like, toss in a handful of dried cranberries for added sweetness, maybe even drizzle a bit of pure maple syrup on top.
Lastly, the traditional casserole gets a skinny facelift with the substitution of low-fat plain yogurt for mayonnaise or other soft cheese binders to hold it together. Warm, hearty and nutritious, this casserole is a wonderful way to use your autumn garden.
Use whatever fall veggies you like and have on hand. This is even great with shrimp, ham or leftover chicken thrown in.
Chicken and Sweet Potato Stew
1 pound of boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut in half
2 pounds of sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into thick spears
8 ounces of fresh, sliced mushrooms
6 large shallots, chopped
4 cloves of garlic, chopped
1 cup of dry white wine
2 teaspoons of fresh rosemary, chopped or ½ teaspoon dried
1 teaspoon of salt
½ teaspoon of pepper
1½ tablespoons of white wine vinegar
Place chicken and mushrooms in the bowl of a slow cooker. In a small bowl, combine the rest of the ingredients except the sweet potatoes. Pour over the chicken. Place the sweet potato spears on top. Close the lid and cook on low for 5 hours or until chicken is cooked through.
This is great served over steamed brown rice.
Turkey Sausage, Apple and Butternut Squash Skillet
1 12- to 16-ounce package of turkey or chicken sausage, sliced
1 medium butternut squash, prepared (see below)
2 medium apples, cored and cut into 1-inch chunks
1 medium onion cut into 1-inch pieces
2 teaspoons of olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Toss all ingredients into a large skillet. Cook on medium-low heat until apples are softened, and ingredients are caramelizing and fragrant.
For the squash: Poke several holes in the squash. Microwave on high for 10 minutes or until soft. Remove from microwave and peel or cut away skin. Slice in half, scoop away the seeds. Dice into 1-inch chunks.
Fall Vegetable Casserole
1 large onion, diced
3 cups of mixed fall vegetables, diced (carrots, parsnips, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower)
2 tablespoons of olive oil
1 cup of plain yogurt
1 teaspoon of salt
½ teaspoon of pepper
1 teaspoon of garlic powder
1 cup of shredded medium cheddar cheese
1 cup of Panko (Japanese breadcrumbs)
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. In a skillet over medium heat, saute onion and vegetables in oil for 15-20 minutes. Place cooked vegetables in a colander to drain any excess liquids and set aside.
In a mixing bowl, combine yogurt, salt, pepper, garlic powder and cheddar cheese and fold together. Fold in the vegetables. Pour into a buttered casserole dish and cover with breadcrumbs. Press down on top of casserole to even out. Bake for 25-35 minutes or until bubbly.
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I have never had a dedicated document scanner before. In the past, I used the Auto-document feeder on my all-in-one printer/scanner/fax machines to scan documents into adobe acrobat. That meant for each batch of papers, I needed to set the color/resolution/paper size/quality settings and then work through Acrobat in order to save each file. It worked, but it was slow going.
Then I bought this new scansnap 1500, based on the ratings of the earlier model (the scansnap 510). I installed only the main program to my computer (the software also includes OCR programs, organizational programs, and acrobat 9, which I already have). I hooked up the scanner and stuck in a stack of old notes I took from some college courses--some notes were in color, some were b&w, some on two sides, some on one side, and some of the pages were upside down. I hit the only button on the machine (SCAN), and to my sheer amazement, it started flying through the stack of notes without any additional prompts or effort. It then automatically saved my file as a pdf--all of the pages were in order, color pages were in color, b&w pages were in b&w, etc. The only issue I noticed was that if there were any marks whatsoever on the back side of my note papers, it included those blank pages in the file.
I repeated this process with any papers I could get my hands on. I even tried sticking in papers of varying sizes, and it sped through them all without a problem. I am officially hooked. (In a moment of either stupidity or genius, I sliced the spine off of an old book and scanned that in too.)
I did notice a few things that are worth mentioning specifically: 1) This scanner is much smaller than it looks. I was expecting something the size of a inkjet printer, but it is actually about the size of a loaf of bread. 2) You have to place the papers GENTLY into the scanner or it will jam. If I push the papers in too far, it pulls through several pages at a time and the software warns you to start over. 3) I am running the software on Windows 7 RC1, so I can tell you that, at least in my case, it will work on Win7.
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I am voting for genius as I am contemplating slicing the binding of books to scan them to PDF as well. And with the new Kindle DX natively supporting PDFs; I think my choice got a whole lot easier. Thanks for the review.
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A. Mason says:
Are you saying you would destroy a book just to scan it? Couldn't you copy the pages on a copier and feed those to the scanner?
I am looking for Chinese/English OCR software to go with the scanner and am considering Dan Ching from TwinBridge.
Based on the favorable reviews, I will probably buy this scanner even though it's quite expensive.
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Jeffrey David says:
'Are you saying you would destroy a book just to scan it?'
I would! In fact, I have!
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Michal Cierniak says:
Is it still necessary to install drivers manually to make the software work on Windows 7 (64-bit)? It seems that this was necessary in the past: http://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/9239-f
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It used to be you needed to run the software in compatibility mode, but Fujitsu has released a native Windows 7 driver since then.
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Thanks, Benjamin! I also got similar response from @ScanSnapIT (http://twitter.com/ScanSnapIT/status/737
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Jeannie says:
I'm in the process of cutting the spines off my magazines and scanning them to searchable PDFs. Once that is done, then I'll do the same (without OCR) to all my books except collectable ones (I've already done one as a test)
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Several folks here commented on cutting the spines off books and magazines for scanning. That is ~exactly~ my project -- about 350 books -- and it is the reason that I have just ordered this scanner.
A major concern, however, is the "cutting off" of the spines. I did this to one trade paperback a few years ago and scanned it, but I was amazed at how much of a problem it was to get the spine off and end up with clean pages.
I have just prepared three additional books more or less as an experiment before investing in the scanner -- two hardbacks and one trade paperback. The smaller HB I did by hand with a very sharp chef's knife and a utility knife. I was able to do a surprisingly neat job, but it took a good half hour of difficult, dangerous work.
The other two I did on a tablesaw with an existing cheap, crosscut blade (not carbide tipped); it was just what I happened to have. It took seven or eight minutes to do the two books and was a nasty, jerky process that left a somewhat rough edge. I am considering trimming with a papercutter (in groups of 20 pages) both to neaten up the edges and to eliminate as much paper dust as possible before feeding them into the scanner. This seem doable with a tablesaw but, as I said, a nasty job.
I am wondering how others do this. I know that print shops have paper cutters that will do a whole ream at once, although I don't know how they'd feel about undertaking my job. And surely they'd charge at least a couple of bucks per book, which would be close to prohibitively expensive.
I am also looking at various saw blades. I could easily spend a couple of hundred bucks experimenting to find the optimum blade. But then, I might find that a $75 blade that did a nice job was ruined after a dozen books. A bandsaw might be better than a tablesaw, although I don't have one. If I knew it would really work well, I might invest in one just for this project, but it'd sure be sweet if I could get it done with this little portable tablesaw that I have.
I'd be very grateful if those of you with experience in this area would share what you have discovered. Thanks so much.
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Just as an alternative idea for you book spine removal techniques, Kinkos has a hydraulic blade device that they use to cut off spines all the time so that they can convert paperback books to spiral bound (Great for textbook btw). You might talk to them because its dirt cheap. Or try to figure out if you can buy a similar machine that they use.
Good Luck!
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Thanks for that tip, Brian.
As it happens, I found a printer who would do this and talked about a very cheap price, although the conversation was just tentative. It seemed to me less than was anyways reasonable.
When I contemplated boxing up even three hundred books and delivering them to the printer and then fetching them back home -- I have a half dozen nasty, aggressive brick steps to get into my house -- I was a bit daunted. And I had expanded my ambition to perhaps a thousand books. Then there is the issue of my not being able to closely control the process according to the properties of various books, margin widths, for example.
I just began the project doing a handful at the time and then scanning them. I prepared them with nothing but a utility knife and a paper cutter; I got better at it as the job went along. The worst of it is that it is a rather nasty job, especially on old books with brittle glue. After doing 200 books, I've decided not to do anymore disassembly inside the house but out on my deck instead.
I do want to report, though, that I consider this whole dubious enterprise already to be a brilliant success, although very laborious. The scanner has performed wonderfully, requiring virtually no maintenance in my first 50,000 sheets (back & front = 100,000 pages). I just approximate the "200 books" by assuming 500 pages per book. That is generous but many of these books were hefty volumes of history. They look terrific as PDFs, and I love reading them and working with them this way. They OCR'd beautifully so I can search them which is wonderful. I also controlled the pagination such that the page numbers of the PDF matched the numbers printed on the pages. This makes the table of contents and the book's index more friendly to use. Kindles are very nice for light reading but PDFs are infinitely better for researching or reading something in a studious way. And I love being able to buy very inexpensive used books through Amazon -- especially the many, many older books that attract my attention that are no longer in print -- and put them into PDF form. I have seen lots of scanned, public domain books that really don't look all that good. By starting with a reasonably clean book and removing the spine and trimming with a paper cutter and being careful with the scanning, I have been able to produce beautiful, clean-looking documents. As a sidelight, if you do have handwritten notes, they are preserved in the PDF, even after OCRing, which surprised me. As to the performance of the scanner, it is like a miracle. This would not be doable if there was a misfeed or such problem every 25 pages; I have put numerous books of 800 pages or so through the scanner without a single hiccup. And it is still performing just like new (although I have a consumables kit on hand in anticipation that I eventually will need it).
Anyway, thanks for your tip about Kinkos; that's definitely an option to pursue for those who find the do-it-yourself route just too much.
To me, this is a very powerful way to amplify one's intellectual power if he/she is concerned with a field that has a foundational literature of a manageable few hundred books. It is sort of like a personal Google that is narrower but deeply focused on an area of interest.
P.S. 2/24/12 - Project continues to go wonderfully. Soon, I will need to have a bookshelf sale (or start a collection of Beanie Babies to fill the empty space). Looking back at my comments I noticed a rather incoherent remark about reading with Kindles which, of course, support PDFs. I thought that I would expand and update that topic.
I am big into reading my books on a Kindle reader although it obviously is inferior to a computer for the sort of reading that requires a lot of navigation within the document or where I wish to make notations, copy passages, create highlights, etc.
At first, I was trying to read with my 6" Kindle. This really only worked on books that had a very small page size. I decided to take the plunge on a Kindle DX, and it proved to be a wonderful tool for reading everything that I have scanned. I thought so well of it that I bought a second DX as a standby, thinking that Amazon was about to discontinue the DX. (Got it on a deal at about 20% off the regular price.)
A big PDF of hundreds of pages is painfully slow in navigation on the DX. Even the turn of a single page takes a few seconds, which would drive many people nuts. I am a slow, deliberate reader and have no trouble with a little delay each time I turn a page...my books are mostly history and densely presented. If it were reading Harry Potter, even I might be frustrated at the slow page turns. But I love to be able to carry a book like The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich around on my Kindle. (Actually, I have scanned the entire Story of Civilization set by Will and Ariel Durant...books that I believe are no longer in print. I suppose that one would say that they were "popularizers" of history rather than real historians. Whatever...the writing is splendid. A wonderful romp through history in about 10,000 pages.) Bless my scanner, bless my Kindles, and bless the Durants! I am spending much more time with books these days -- including great older books -- than was previously the case. (And less time surfing the Internet, which can get to be more of a neurotic activity than a useful one at times.)
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You mean PS2 emulation on the PS3 console? As there is no PS3 emulator yet... or did you mean emulators for the PS3 such as SNES/Genesis etc?
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Running a PS2 emulator would be neat on PS3 the only problem is that only the discontinued 60 gb uses hardware emulation which would make PS2 emulation easier. On the 80 gb model the software emulation would present a whole mess of problems with code.
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WASHINGTON -- Behind the decision facing President Bush on whether to make war on Iraq is a set of calculations that ought to be called the realpolitik of oil -- and Russia is at the center.
Since Sept. 11, oil experts and politicians, including President Vladimir V. Putin, have been promoting Russia and its burgeoning energy sector as the strategic antidote to the threat of another oil shock. The big fears are of war in the Middle East or a move orchestrated against Western interests by Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf heavyweights in OPEC, as unlikely as that has seemed for a long time. Many oil traders say there is a $3 to $5 premium on Middle Eastern oil already, because of war jitters.
But Moscow has been engaged in a strategic migration to the West since Sept. 11 that buttresses the view of Russia as a critical partner to the West. And this is changing the psychology of both the marketplace and geopolitics.
Neither Bush nor Putin would be impolitic enough to say he has been drawing up an insurance policy against allies -- the stable oil- producing kingdoms and sheikdoms that have abandoned the notion that oil is a weapon in global politics.
But even if loyalty and alliance hold between Washington and its Persian Gulf friends, who can say what the effect would be if Saddam Hussein fired Scud missiles loaded with anthrax, mustard gas or some ghastly radiological substance onto the main Saudi oil loading terminal at Ras Tanura, causing panic and shutdown?
And since Sept. 11, there has been an additional, intangible element corroding Saudi-U.S. relations -- something between uncertainty and mistrust over the heavy Saudi representation among Osama bin Laden's martyrs and the Saudi tolerance for the culture of jihad. The Saudis, for their part, resent the loss of U.S. initiative to secure a Palestinian homeland, so evident under the elder George Bush and during most of the Bill Clinton years. Today, America and Saudi Arabia drink tea laced with the hemlock of unstated recriminations. "The psychological factor is there," an adviser to the royal family conceded.
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"The Russian oil industry is growing at an amazing rate, and it is bringing in Western talent, technology and investment, but most of all it needs markets," said Sarah C. Carey, a Washington lawyer who is on the board of Russia's second-largest oil giant, Yukos, which wants to supply U.S. refineries. By playing on the West's fear of disruption, Russia has found greater tolerance for its bully-boy tactics in the oil markets since Sept. 11; the only sound from the Saudis has been the gnashing of teeth.
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Well, I thought I'd write something, so I'm playing God of War 3. Late to the party and what-not, but it is interesting because a lot of people were unhappy with the ending. I've never played the first 2 God of Wars, but I think the ending has a lot of philosophy behind it, And I didn't spell that right, but moving on I can see why people were unhappy with it. It took place in 3 parts: The fight with Zeus, the Fear Effect, and the part about Hope. It all comes back to the old religous skepticism, that as long as Humanity relies on Gods to rule their life, we could never advance. Hope is what drove people in the sadest of times, and Kratos giving it to Humanity instead of Athena proves he made the right choice. It all seems like they didn't realize what they were implying until they were finished.
Another thing is how suprisingly little controversy there is about this series. It has violence up the ass, Sex in the Ass, and now this religous skepticism. It makes you wonder where Fox News is. Probably trying to find something wrong with Mass Effect 2. Either way, maybe it avoids attention because the series itself isn't known for the highest sales numbers or high profile studio, though after this everyone should pay attention to what Santa Monica does next. Maybe they could revolutionize first-person shooters to the point of tolerability.
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I got a really bad toothache Sunday and was put on amoxicilin in preparation for a root canal today. By Monday night I was feeling systemically AWFUL- aching , nausea, fever, flu like symptoms. I realize some of it was the infection itself but my tooth got much better and with five days in on the rx I am wondering why I feel so bad. I am on the fentanyl patch for chronic pain but the aching is more than that relieves! Is this normal? The tooth was cleaned out today- necrotic infection and obviously the cause of the pain but I still feel lousy and like I have the flu. Has anyone else experienced this with amoxicillin?
I have been taking amoxicilin for 5 days - are my symptoms normal?
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13 Aug 2010
Hi Meggie, Please call your dentist or the pharmacist! You shouldn't be feeling this badly. Did dentist just do a root canal, or did you have the tooth extracted?
I took Ibuprofen when I had major dental pain, and that seemed to alieviate some of the pain. Try an ice-pack on side of your face where infected tooth is located.
I hope you feel better soon! If not, call that dentist and tell him how awful you feel, perhaps a few vicodin would help? Or maybe just getting off the amoxicillin!
Best wishes,
Hi Sweetiemom! I did tell the dentist, and also my doctor. I guess what with teeth being so core- having a dental infection can really make you sick. I only have today and tomorrow and I am finished but I know you always need to finish your antibiotics (of course not if they make you REALLY sick or you go into allergic shock ; - ) ) There was a lot of necrotic tissue in the roots and the tooth had loosened a bit so the infection had advanced.
I am on the patch and have norco too so my achiness was well covered, but I was worried it was masking something serious- both dentist and doctor reassured me. I wont take amoxicillin again though!
meggie, so glad you are feeling better! No more amox for meggie!
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The current population of Botetourt County is 32,977 with the median age of 46. Botetourt County's median household income is $65,128, and the average household net worth is $510,681.
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A Rutland woman denied charges she was growing marijuana in her State Street home.
Tammy Duquette, 50, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court Monday to a felony charge of cultivating three or more pot plants, which carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
According to an affidavit filed with the court, in late July, state police received a tip of a grow operation at 182 State St. When police arrived, they met Duquette outside, who reportedly told police she had three pot plants inside, records state.
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With its central location and relatively mild weather, Virginia is home to one of the fastest growing senior citizen populations in the nation, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
As the Baby Boomer generation continues to age, there come new challenges, especially on local roadways.
At Leisure World in Leesburg Monday, drivers 55 and older get their cars evaluated. Volunteers also make adjustments to seats, mirrors, and steering wheels.
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Virginia's GrandDriver program is offered by the Department for Aging, AARP, and AAA. In the end, transportation leaders hope the CarFit inspections will help drivers feel more comfortable and confident.
"It makes them safer in the long run, and there's nobody here that's going to take away keys. We're not here to do that. We're here to help you drive safer, longer," Beddick says.
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The Hotel Frankfurt is located just 12 km from downtown. Because of its proximity to the motorway M0 (connecting the highways M1, M7, M5) we recommend it for groups not insisting on downtown hotels. We guarantee ideal location for business manager/corporate partners to visit the companies in this area.
The hotel offers about 93 conditioned air rooms, all dispose with bath, TV, telephone, electronic lock system and internet connection (modem). They also offer non-smoking-rooms and two rooms for disabled people.
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E75 direction Budapest, exit to M 0, until Landesstr. Nr. 50 straight on, then turn left, 1000m straight on, Hotel located on the right side Use Metro No.3 and then Bus No. 66 until Soroksár
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- Double rooms: 78
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NEW YORK (AP) — Historically, marriage was the surest route to financial security for women. Nowadays it's men who are increasingly getting the biggest economic boost from tying the knot, according to a new analysis of census data.
The changes, summarized in a Pew Research Center report being released today, reflect the proliferation of working wives over the past 40 years — a period in which American women outpaced men in both education and earnings growth. A larger share of today's men, compared with their 1970 counterparts, are married to women whose education and income exceed their own, and a larger share of women are married to men with less education and income.
"From an economic perspective, these trends have contributed to a gender role reversal in the gains from marriage," wrote the report's authors, Richard Fry and D'Vera Cohn.
"In the past, when relatively few wives worked, marriage enhanced the economic status of women more than that of men. In recent decades, however, the economic gains associated with marriage have been greater for men."
Execution of Nevada inmate again stayed
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The upcoming execution of a condemned Nevada inmate has been stayed for a second time while he appeals to a federal court to overturn state rulings in his case.
Robert Lee McConnell, 37, had been scheduled to die Feb. 1 after pleading guilty in Washoe County District Court to the 2002 murder of Brian Pierce, 25, his ex-girlfriend's fiance.
McConnell's appeal was expected after he was moved recently from the state's maximum-security prison in Ely to death row at the Nevada State Prison in Carson City, state corrections chief Howard Skolnik said Monday.
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota residents and others relying on a new calendar issued by the city of Grand Forks will get a jump-start on February.
The recently issued City of Grand Forks 2010 Calendar is missing Sunday, Jan. 31.
City spokesman John Bernstrom says the error was noticed when boxes of the calendar printed by Fine Print of Grand Forks were opened before Christmas.
Glen Bell, founder of Taco Bell, dies
RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif. (AP) — Glen W. Bell Jr., an entrepreneur best known as the founder of the Taco Bell chain, has died. He was 86.
Bell died Sunday at his home in Rancho Santa Fe, according to a statement posted Monday on the Taco Bell Web site.
The Irvine-based company did not release a cause of death.
Bell launched his first restaurant, called Bell's Drive-In, in 1948 in San Bernardino after seeing the success of McDonald's Bar-B-Que, the predecessor of McDonald's, which was founded in the same city in 1940.
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In response to the magazine article, the Justice Department said Monday that it had thoroughly reviewed the allegations and found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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Twenty-three Yonkers high school students will have an opportunity to read from their original writing at an awards program at Sarah Lawrence College at 7 p.m. on Monday, November 16. The students are being recognized for their Fulbright Association-sponsored participation in a week-long writing workshop held at the College in July. The awards program takes place during International Education Week.
To win places in the workshop, students in the six Yonkers public high schools, as well as Sacred Heart High School in Yonkers, submitted written pieces on themes of diversity, conflict resolution, and global issues. The week at Sarah Lawrence brought them together with other students from the New York metropolitan area, South Carolina, Missouri and California to spend an intensive week writing, discussing their work with their teachers and peers, and learning theatre techniques to help them find their voices.
"Finding one's voice is key to improving one's ability to write," said Alexandra Soiseth, workshop coordinator. "Good writing is essential to communicating about the things that matter."
During the week-long program, the students were addressed by six Fulbright Scholars studying in the U.S. from different countries around the world.
Addressing the students at the event on November 16 in the Donnelley Lecture Hall of the Heimbold Visual Arts Center on campus will be Montzerrat Contreras Robles, choreographer and performer and a Fulbright Scholar in 2006 from Mexico. Robles is a graduate of the dance conservatory at the National Fine Arts Institute of Mexico, ESMD CONCULTA-INBA and obtained her BFA in modern dance from the University of the Americas in Puebla, Mexico. She received her MA in Performance Studies from the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. As a choreographer and performer, Robles has developed dance projects in her home country of Mexico as well as in Argentina, Belgium, Germany, England, and the United States. She is currently working with renowned artist (and Sarah Lawrence College alumna) Meredith Monk.
The November 16 awards program recognizes the work of the 23 students from Yonkers, along with their teachers.
The following students will be recognized:
Gorton High School: Desireé Khan, Gifty G. Addo, Priscilla Piña
Lincoln High School: Ingrid Morales, Michelle Del Rosario
Palisades Preparatory School: Paola Hidalgo, Kaitlynn Marrero, Ashley Vera, Felicia Lugo
Roosevelt High School: Tiffany Bailey, Samantha Schechter, Ashlee Delgado
Saunders Trades and Technical High School: Naajidah Correll, Jeanette Ortiz-Torres, Harmony Thompson, Chloé Jones
Sacred Heart: Amanda Alegria, Joshua Steinberg, Nicholas Berrios
Yonkers International Baccalaureate High School: Jamihla Fergus, Rik Nikko Marata, Monique Rose, Nimmi Varghese
For more information about the High School Writers Workshop or about the November 16 event please call (914) 395-2412.