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May 25, 2016 by Hamilton County Tourism
Summer has officially arrived in Hamilton County, Indiana! It's the perfect time to wade into the water or check out a farmers market to see what produce is in season. Read on for Memorial Day Weekend events and check out the Visit Hamilton County online calendar for even more. Be sure to check out our online calendar for even more Hamilton County happenings.
|Time to Splash Around
May 26
Various Hamilton County Locations
'Tis the season for pools to open! Check out the River Crossing water play area at Conner Prairie or The Waterpark at the Monon Community Center in Carmel. Or head to the Aqua Adventure Park at Morse Park and Beach, complete with slides and obstacle courses. Relax on the beach and build sandcastles at Saxony Lake & Beach.
|Music and All That Jazz
May 26
Noblesville, Indiana
This is the kick off the summer concert series with some local student talent. Students from Noblesville High School will present the most unique final exam you'll ever find, a concert for the community on the courthouse square.
|Drawn to the District
May 28-29
Carmel, Indiana
Carmel Arts and Design District welcomes plein air artists to paint the district. Join other artists and have fun creating art as often as you choose - paint 1 hour... 1 day... both days!
|Noblesville Mini Marathon
May 28
Noblesville, Indiana
This scenic event offers runners and walkers a tour of beautiful Noblesville and showcases the area's most beloved attractions such as the Courthouse Square, Forest Park, Morse Beach, and Potter's Bridge.
|Westfield Historic Underground Railroad Ghost Walk
May 28
Westfield, Indiana
Take a walking tour filled with stories of ghosts of the historic Underground Railroad mixed with modern-day gangsters and spirits from Westfield's haunted history.
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May 24, 2016 by Luis Ruvalcaba
Have you ever stood in front of the "local beers" section of your local grocery store and felt your heart sink when your favorite draft wasn't there? Or have you ever tried to replicate an awesome dinner from a local microbrewery only to find that the beer pairing was essential to the experience? Have no fear, take-out is here. There are several options for bringing your favorite suds home from the pub, allowing you enjoy HC's best beer in the comfort of your own home.
Bottles or Cans - Typically 12oz and pre-packed for your enjoyment. Going this route gives you a few benefits. Obviously, they are the most portable of all the options. As the weather warms up I recommend grabbing some cans of Upland's Campside Session IPA or a bottle of their Wheat Ale. These will make your Hamilton County camping or hiking even more enjoyable; as if that's even possible. Pick these up at Upland Brewing Company (make sure you sample and pick your favorite before you go!) $9-12 per six pack depending on location
Growlers - 64oz of jug-shaped deliciousness. Available nearly everywhere beer is brewed, but make sure you plan appropriately. As I learned upon arriving in Indiana, even breweries don't always offer fills on Sundays. So my suggestion is to make sure you hit up Barley Island Brewing Company this Thursday (beer is on sale) with TWO growlers in hand to ensure you'll have enough local libations to last through the weekend. Keep in mind growlers are like propane; they cost less when you fill your own versus buying new for the first time. Approximately $7.50 to $15 per fill
Bullets - 32oz, the growler's kid brother. Available wherever you can find a growler, but try my favorite: Sun King Fishers Tap Room & Small-Batch Brewery. Along that same line, for those of you who are enrolled in Hamilton Counties A+ schools, if you needed two growlers and they are twice the size, you're gonna want four bullets. Enough to bag a 10 point Indiana buck if you're a good shot! Again, these follow the propane rule but are obviously less expensive. Approximately $4 to $7 per fill
Brew Bus - A literal bus that safely shuttles you around HC's breweries. This option allows you to cruise while you booze in a fun and safe way. BrewsLine will shuttle you and your friends to different Hamilton County breweries while you sample all the fine beers our local brewmasters have crafted. Make sure you share your photos with #visitHC, but maybe only on the first stop or two. After that I suspect you'll want to keep those to yourself and the company Christmas party. $35 per person
Can't wait to see what brews you choose! Here is a list of some of my other favorite breweries to get you started:
Heady Hollow Brewing Company, Fishers
Scotty's Brewhouse, Noblesville
Danny Boy Beer Works, Carmel
Grand Junction Brewing Co., Westfield
May 20, 2016 by Emily Peterson
Looking for more ways to get involved in the Hamilton County Bicentennial celebration? With only a few months left until the Torch relay makes its way all across Indiana, and local business are gearing up to show off their best Indiana pride. Here are my top picks for Bicentennial activities to get involved in Hamilton County listed by upcoming date broken down into two categories; food and entertainment.
Bicentennial Pours & Pints At Heady Hollow Brewing Company - Indiana on Tap
Cheers to Indiana's Bicentennial! Join Indiana on Tap and Hamilton County Tourism to celebrate Indiana's 200th Birthday through the art of craft brewing. From squirrel stampedes to haunted legends, learn quirky bits of history while enjoying a local craft brew. Stop by Heady Hollow Brewing Company for Bicentennial specials and fun on May 21, 2016. Make sure to try their specialty Bicentennial brews:
• 1820 Pale Ale - named for the year Fishers was founded
• 60 Horses Scotch Ale - named after the settlement package of William Conner's first wife who left with their six children and 60 horses
And don't forget to share your beer tasting photos using #HCbrews16.
Prairie Plates • Bicentennial Celebration With J. Ford's Black Angus & Upland Brewery - Connor Prairie
On May 22, 2016, celebrate our state's bicentennial at the historic Conner Homestead with Terre Haute's acclaimed restaurant J. Ford's Black Angus and Upland Brewery. Enjoy upscale cuisine and Indiana-made beer while visiting our newly renovated Conner House exhibit. Meet our animals, test your knowledge of Indiana's past and enjoy live performances from our talented interpreters.
An adult series (ages 21+) celebrating the farm-to-table food and craft drink movement with unique dining experiences throughout the Conner Prairie grounds. Reservations required, online at connerprairie.org or by calling 317.776.6000.
200 Years Of Hoosier Transportation - Nickel Plate Arts
As the Crossroads of America, Indiana has had a staunch reliance on and affinity for transportation throughout the years, as dirt horse trails evolved into highways, and a humble car race became the Indianapolis 500. During the 200 Years of Hoosier Transportation exhibit at Nickel Plate Arts, on display May 06, 2016 - May 28, 2016 (Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday), we will celebrate planes, trains, automobiles and all of the other ways we have traveled across Indiana history. Expect to see photographs, paintings, sculptures and more during this month-long exhibit inside the Judge Stone House on the Nickel Plate Arts campus.
Hoosiers In History Told In Miniature - Museum of Miniature Houses
From January 21, 2016 - May 29, 2016 (Every Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday), To celebrate the Bicentennial, the Museum of Miniature Houses will install a special exhibit showing items from our collection that relate to Indiana's history. These include small replicas of Levi Coffin's Underground Railroad house, Major Taylor's bicycle, and the car that won the first Indy 500.
Art Collection Featuring The Courthouses Of Indiana - Indiana State Bar Association
Throughout May-Sept 12, 2016, Conner Prairie will display an art collection of paintings and drawings of Indiana courthouses created by professional and amateur artists commissioned by the Indiana State Bar Association.
The project began in 2007 under former association President Douglas Church, who is a board member emeritus for Conner Prairie. Conner Prairie was chosen to house the exhibit because of Church's ties to the museum and because the Conner House used to serve as the county seat and county courthouse.
Indiana State Bar Association's Art Collection featuring the Courthouses of Indiana is designated an official Indiana Bicentennial Legacy Project.
A Year Of Hoosier Plays And Playwrights: The Nerd By Larry Shue - Westfield Playhouse
A comedy by Larry Shue. In this character-based comedy, selflessness and selfishness butt heads when a simple dinner party goes awry when the houseguest interrupts the party. This play is set in Terre Haute, IN. The play runs from May 27, 2016 - June 12, 2016
Director - Pam Kingsley
The Great Indiana Songbook: Two Centuries Of Hoosier Music - Center for the Performing Arts
Running until February 15th, 2017, the Great American Songbook Foundation exhibit celebrates the singers, songwriters, and songs of Indiana. The yearlong exhibit surveys the famous and the forgotten in its exploration of Indiana's rich musical legacy that spans all genres from classical to pop to heavy metal. The FREE exhibit is located on the Gallery level of the Palladium and is open 10-4 M-F.
May 19, 2016 by Hamilton County Tourism
Outdoor concerts are the essence of summer. Bringing fans with tans and headlining bands together in perfect harmony while the striking sunset sets the whole scene. Klipsch Music Center in Noblesville is the largest outdoor concert venue in the Midwest and was voted the fifth best outdoor music venue in the nation in a USA Today poll.
Zac Brown Band - Black Out the Sun 2016 Tour - May 22
Keith Urban - ripCORD World Tour 2016 - June 4
Joe Walsh & Bad Company - One Hell of a Night Tour - June 16
Dead and Company - June 17
Florida Georgia Line - June 18
Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band - June 23
Darius Rucker - June 25
Phish - June 26
Kenny Chesney - June 30 *ENTER TO WIN 2 TICKETS*
Def Leppard - July 1
Luke Bryan - July 8 & 9
Weezer & Panic at the Disco with special guest Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness - July 12
Slipknot - July 13
G-Eazy & Logic - July 14
Steely Dan with Steve Winwood - July 15
Rock Hall Three For All: Heart, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts and Cheap Trick - July 17
Vans Warped Tour - July 19
Disturbed & Breaking Benjamin - July 20
Jason Aldean - July 21
Dave Matthews Band - July 22 & 23
Hall & Oates - July 24
Brad Paisley - July 30
Gwen Stefani - July 31
Rob Zombie & Korn - August 6
Snoop Dogg & Wix Khalifa - August 11
Dierks Bentley - August 13
Fifth Harmony - August 14
Brantley Gilbert with Justin Moore and Colt Ford - August 19
Counting Crows and Rob Thomas - August 21
Dixie Chicks - August 25
Hank Williams Jr. & Chris Stapleton - August 26
Black Sabbath - September 2
Toby Keith - September 9
Blink - 182 - September 10
Rascal Flatts - September 17
May 18, 2016 by Hamilton County Tourism
With the return of warmer temperatures Hamilton County, Indiana is FILLED with fun things to do! From festivals and movies in the park to a unique culinary experience. Read on for great getaway ideas, and find even more (yes, more!) on our online calendar.
|Saxony Market Opening Day
May 21
Fishers, Indiana
Saxony Market features the freshest produce from some of the best local farmers, delicious baked goods and prepared foods, handcrafted items from local artisans and children's activities. Saxony Movies in the Park also kicks off with Minions at Witten Park. You can also see Pan at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater on Friday.
|MAYDAY Concert
May 21
Fishers, Indiana
Enjoy live music and a beer garden featuring beers from Danny Boy Beer Works. This all ages event includes children's activities.
|Todd Carter and The Looking live at The Warehouse
May 21
Carmel, Indiana
Hear music that has roots not just in country and indie-rock, but immaculate '70s singer-songwriter classics by Jackson Browne and JD Southe.
|Arcadia May Festival
May 21-22
Arcadia, Indiana
The annual May Festival is this weekend in Arcadia! Browse the booths for arts and crafts and flea market finds or check out the classic car show. Be sure to stop on the Historic Depot Museum that has a wonderful collection of Arcadia Glass.
|Zac Brown Band at Klipsch Music Center
May 22
Noblesville, Indiana
Concert season here! ZBB's Black Out the Sun 2016 Tour with special guest Drake White and The Big Fire.
|Prairie Plates • Bicentennial Celebration with J. Ford's Black Angus & Upland Brewery
May 22
Fishers, Indiana
Celebrate our state's bicentennial at the historic Conner Homestead with Terre Haute's acclaimed restaurant J. Ford's Black Angus and Upland Brewery
|Russian Festival
May 22
Carmel, Indiana
Celebration of culture diversity. Ethnic food, folk music, dance, ballet, art, crafts, activities for children and adults.
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May 17, 2016 by Indiana Landmarks
Head Back to the Future in Carmel on June 4th with Indiana Modern, an affinity group of Indiana Landmarks, for their ninth annual Mid-Century Modern Home Tour. The tour features five standout Mid-Century Modern homes in Carmel's Eden Glen and Eden Estates neighborhoods.
Avriel Christie Shull's name is synonymous with Mid-Century residential architecture in Carmel. Two of the homes on the tour feature late Avriel designs, including the home of Chris and Amy Scott. Tour attendees will appreciate the large windows which allow ample natural light into the Scott's home. Stone veneer features dominate both the exterior and interior and will deepen the public's appreciation for Shull's design aesthetic. A second Avriel design on the tour is the home of Jeff and Priscilla Ball. If you've never experienced an Avriel Shull design first hand, don't miss an opportunity to explore both of these properties.
Jack Munson designed a home for noted neurosurgeon Dr. Julius Goodman in 1976. Goodman co-founded the Indianapolis Neurosurgical Group and was a national leader in neurosurgical education. Goodman collaborated on the design for his home with Munson, which includes stone veneer and wood paneling. This Mid-Century design is nestled into a robust tree canopy and overlooks Cool Creek. Now the home of Jeff and Nan Gerson, tourgoers will be delighted by the Gerson's art collection which includes several original animation cells.
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the tour. Tickets are available online. Mohawk Trails Elementary School, 4242 E. 126th St. (east of Keystone), serves day-of tour headquarters, where you'll find parking and tour shuttles. Tickets are available at the school and each tour home the day of the tour.
Proceeds from the tour support Indiana Modern's advocacy, documentation, and preservation of important Mid-Century Modern buildings and landscapes across Indiana. Indiana Modern stages Back to the Future: A Mid-Century Modern Home Tour to raise awareness for the preservation of Mid-Century residential architecture. Gain a new appreciation for Mid-Century architecture and interior design after touring the five distinct homes on the tour.
Photography credit: Garry Chilluffo
May 12, 2016 by Caroline Mosey
For me, May signals the unofficial start of barbeque season. The warm weather is fairly reliable by this point in Hamilton County and backyard cookouts are in order.
We own a gigantic, burly smoker and there's no better smell than a pork shoulder in the midst of its low-and-slow transformation. It's a labor of love and well worth the effort. But sometimes, the need for barbeque hits and there's no time for an 8-hour smoke session. So then what?
Not to worry. Our 8 Great Towns have some unbeatable barbeque joints, ready to pile your plate with mouth-watering meats anytime we need it!
City BBQ will hook you up with tender sliced brisket and perfectly pulled pork-not to mention some noteworthy sides. Their baked beans and vinegar slaw top our list of favorites, although you can't really go wrong with anything you plate next to a heap of smoked meat.
Big Hoffa's BBQ will change the way you look at ribs forever. Their pork ribs spend 12 amazing hours in the smoker achieving finger-licking perfection.
Big Dog's Smokehouse BBQ brings the heat with a variety of sauces, which you should drizzle liberally over plates of steaming brisket and pulled chicken (with mac-and-cheese on the side, of course).
And The Local may not be a BBQ joint, but they know how to make a mean pulled pork sandwich-give it a try next time you're in!
Visit a local meat market for choice cuts if you're doing your own smoking, or let the pit masters in Hamilton County do it for you. Your mouth (and stomach) will win either way.
May 11, 2016 by Hamilton County Tourism
Art lovers, craft beer fanatics and country music fans will all be thrilled with the upcoming events in Hamilton County, Indiana! There is truly something for everyone coming up on the calendar. Be sure to check out our online calendar for even more Hamilton County happenings.
|Drawn to the District
May 14
Carmel, Indiana
A trip to the Carmel Arts & Design District is a must for art lovers. This special weekend brings Drawn to the District continues where you can see artists creating right before your eyes and the Second Saturday Gallery Walk complete with music, caricatures and a scavenger hunt.
|Miranda Lambert at Klipsch Music Center
May 14
Noblesville, Indiana
It's time for the first show of the season at Klipsch Music Center, voted #5 Best Outdoor Music Venue in USA TODAY's Reader's Choice contest. Miranda Lambert with Kip Moore and Brothers Osborne will light up the stage for an evening of country smash hits.
|Movies in the Park - Hotel Transylvania 2
May 13
Fishers, Indiana
Families are encouraged to arrive early and secure their seats as all movies will begin at dusk. Don't forget to bring blankets, chairs and your favorite movie snacks!
|Rock the Junction
May 14
Westfield, Indiana
The inaugural Rock the Junction craft beer and music festival features approximately 25+ Indiana breweries and will showcase some of the state's best craft beers.
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May 10, 2016 by Andrea Davis
I haven't been this excited about Saturday mornings since the good old days when cartoons were the only thing on my to-do list. Farmers market season has begun!
Three of the four largest Hamilton County markets opened May 7, signaling the end of winter and the start of a new summer routine. There's just nothing like wandering from vendor to vendor, picking up produce and other goodies while visiting with friends and neighbors.
Since part of the fun is exploring everything each market has to offer, I'll just share some highlights:
Fishers Farmers Market
6 Municipal Drive
8 a.m.-noon Saturdays through September
The city of Fishers' Parks & Recreation Department organizes this market, held at the Nickel Plate Amphitheater behind City Hall. In addition to fresh fruit and vegetables, offerings include locally produced meat, eggs, honey, bread and sweet treats.
Back this summer after a year away: Myriam Boyer, who makes fresh guacamole to order at the market. Boyer, a native of Mexico who attracted a following during the four years she temporarily relocated to Wisconsin, also sells her pico de gallo, salsa verde and baked tostadas there. There's a reason her motto is "We guac your world."
Live music and ready-to-eat grub-including sandwiches, tacos, and guac-topped tostadas-tempt market-goers to make a morning of it. Many do.
Fishers also has several specialty days planned, including: Paint-A-Plow and the Strawberry Festival on June 4, Wellness Day on June 18, Kids Day on July 16, Service Club Saturday on Aug. 6 and Fall Harvest Festival on Sept. 24.
Noblesville Main Street Farmers Market
Conner Street just west of the White River
8 a.m.-noon Saturdays through Oct.15
Noblesville Main Street organizes this market, held in Riverview Health's overflow parking lot east of the hospital. Billed as the oldest and largest in Hamilton County, it boasts more than 80 vendors offering everything from farm-fresh produce and meat to handmade soaps and jewelry.
There's a food court with breakfast and lunch options, and tables where shoppers (and browsers) can relax while enjoying live performances. High school musicians are booked for half the dates this summer, Main Street Executive Director Chris Owens said.
New this year: A partnership with startup FarmersMarket.com allows shoppers to place orders online during the week and pick them up on Saturday.
Shoppers eligible for SNAP and WIC benefits can also take part in Fresh Bucks, a local initiative to combat food insecurity. Customers who pay for fruits and vegetables at the market with their EBT card essentially double their dollars, up to $20 a day.
Main Street's European-style Thursday market, meanwhile, is being replaced by Meals from the Market, a limited dining series featuring farm-to-table food along with local art and music. Vendors from the Saturday market will provide supplies, and local Chef Rick Moreland will prepare the meals. Capacity is limited to 30 diners on June 9, July 7, Aug. 4 and Sept. 1.
Carmel Farmers Market on Center Green
5 Center Green
8-11:30 a.m. Saturdays through September
Held in between the Palladium and the Tarkington Theater at Carmel City Center, this volunteer-led market for local growers and producers prides itself on the quality of its vendors. Offerings run the gamut from "walking waffles" and all-natural beef jerky to potato chips and artisanal chocolate.
Breakfast sandwiches and pastries are popular among early-bird shoppers, and live music at the nearby Carmel Rotary Amphitheater keeps the mood lively. And the popular Monon Greenway runs along the eastern site of the market, providing an alternative to driving there.
Westfield City Market
130 Penn St.
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays from June through September (closed 4th of July and Labor Day weekends)
Organized and relocated by the Downtown Westfield Association after a couple years in a bank parking lot on State Road 32, this market is held the heart of the city-next door to City Hall. Food is the focus here, said Market Master Teresa Skelton.
In addition to produce, meat and prepared condiments, vendors will be peddling coffee, beer and wine. Food trucks also are on the schedule, along with live entertainment. Westfield's Rail Epicurean Market and Grand Junction Brewing Co. are among the local favorites with a market presence.
Rotating arts and wellness booths also are planned.
May 05, 2016 by Chris Hutchinson
Do you remember when your parents or teachers told you "when you grow up, you can be whatever you want to be?" Well, last I checked, I am not a professional hockey player and am pretty convinced that I won't become one anytime soon. Instead, I have been a jack of all trades working in at least eight different vertical markets in the last 20 years. The good news however, is that at 43, I am "grown up" and I know I want to be an entrepreneur. In actuality, I think I have always been an entrepreneur. I just hadn't found the right concept to throw my full passion behind. After starting my first company, The CoLab Group, in 2015, I decided to start my second company after my wife and I rode on one of Indianapolis' local pedal pubs last summer. And with that ride, The Pint Cycle idea was formed.
Fast forward to today, The Pint Cycle is on its way to becoming a reality in Fishers, Indiana. After working closely with the City of Fishers, The Pint Cycle is targeting a soft launch in June 2016. The bike itself is a sixteen-person pedal powered bicycle that will tour the City Center of Fishers, Indiana, with fixed stops at local breweries, bars and restaurants. A tour stop agreement has already been established with Four Day Ray Brewing, Brixx Pizza and Nickel Plate Bar & Grill. Tours can accommodate 8-16 people and has one handicap accessible seat as well. Standard tours are two hours in duration and can be booked starting in August Monday-Sunday starting at 12 p.m. with the last available tour starting at 8 p.m. In addition, a number of specialized tours will be available starting in June including Tuesday Night Summer Concert Series, Friday Amp After Dark Concert Series, Saturday Mimosa and Farmers Market, Wine Wednesday and others as well. All tours are open to anyone 21 years or older, and are BYOB (beer and wine only). Standard tours will stop three times for 20-25 minutes at each tour stop allowing passengers to sample some of Fishers' unique local establishments and their foods and beverages, while Specialized tours will have greater flexibility with stop locations and durations.
Specialized tours booked Monday- Thursday will be $315 and tours booked Friday- Sunday will be $415. Specialized tours fees will vary by event, but will be similar to Standard Tour pricing. All tour participants will receive a complimentary The Pint Cycle 16 oz. reusable cup to keep during and after their tour. The Pint Cycle is great for corporate team building events, bachelorette/bachelor parties, fun with friends, fans of beer and/or wine, and any other social events. Group and individual signups, along with limited edition merchandise, will be available online.
In addition to all the excitement that comes with launching a new venture, we are also excited about identifying a nonprofit partner each year within Hamilton County. Our goal is to be able to work collaboratively with an area nonprofit organization to help generate revenue and awareness for their mission. Please feel free to contact us if your organization is interested in learning more about this partnership opportunity.
Needless to say, The Pint Cycle is excited to become part of the local community and provide an entertainment concept that is not typically found in other suburban markets across the country. But that is what makes Hamilton County a unique and desirable place to live, work and play. We look forward to seeing you on The Pint Cycle this summer and hearing what you want to be when you grow up.
Accredited by the Destination Marketing Association Program (DMAP) of the Destination Marketing Association International.
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Editorial: Don't forget Benghazi
It was a year ago today that a U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, was targeted for a terror attack that claimed the lives of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans.
In the aftermath, President Obama declared that "my biggest priority now is bringing those folks to justice, and I think the American people have seen that's a commitment I'll always keep."
Well, one year later, the masterminds behind the Benghazi attack, the Islamist terrorists who killed Ambassador Stevens and the others, have not been brought to justice. And the "commitment" the president made to the American people has not been kept.
On the contrary, Mr. Obama and his national security team appear determined to put Benghazi behind; to "let the dead past bury its dead," in the words of Longfellow.
Indeed, the president's sudden preoccupation with Syria, evidenced by his separate appearances Monday on all four network news programs, and his nationally televised address Tuesday, have completely overshadowed the one-year anniversary of the Benghazi terror attack.
But the murders of the four Americans must not be forgotten. And the questions that remain about what exactly happened on that fateful night a year ago need to be set straight.
It may be recalled that, the day after the attack, Susan Rice, then the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, received an email that clearly stated the attack was committed by Islamists.
Yet, several days after receipt of the email, Ms. Rice appeared on all the major Sunday news shows and told the American people the attack "began spontaneously" and was a "reaction to this very offensive video that was disseminated."
The State Department, then headed by Hillary Clinton, later followed up with a review that concluded there was not enough time for U.S. military forces to be deployed to Benghazi to repel the terror attack and save American lives.
But Gregory Hicks, the No. 2 diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli, Libya, who was on the ground in Benghazi during the attack, at least partially contradicted that narrative in congressional testimony back in May and again this week in an appearance on ABC News.
He noted that attackers came in two waves, some eight hours apart. U.S. forces may not have arrived in time to save Ambassador Stevens and Sean Smith, a U.S. foreign service officer, both killed in the first wave, but they appear to have had enough time to rescue Ty Woods and Glen Dohery, killed in the second wave.
The FBI has reportedly identified five men suspected of orchestrating the attack in Benghazi, but the Obama administration decided against using the military to detain them.
That's quite a contrast with President Obama's willingness to take military action against Syria, which is ruled by an inarguably despotic regime, but which has neither attacked the U.S. Embassy in Damascus, nor taken the lives of American personnel.
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Foodography: Charcuterie, Home cooking and Pre-historic dining
A common misconception about professional chefs is that they eat well for every meal. On the contrary, if you ask a chef what is in their refrigerator at home, a common response might be "I think there might be some mustard in there" or "I just loaded up on frozen pizzas". This really shouldn't be surprising as cooking is their job, and it usually takes some strength for me to cook after 8 hours at my day job. I can only imagine trying to do that after 10+ hours in a kitchen. Fortunately for me while visiting Stewart Woodman's home this past week, he brought out the big guns and had a lovely spread of wine, sweetened breads and charcuterie for us to nibble on.
As a part time wedding photographer I attended the first Independent Wedding Fair at the Five Event Center on Saturday. Though there were many delicious treats to be had, my favorite had to be the adorable french macaroons from Sweets Bakeshop.
I finally got around to some home cooking this week. To celebrate the Superbowl (though we didn't even see one commercial) I decided homemade pizzas were the way to go. We cracked open a jar of butternut squash pasta sauce I received as a gift, and slathered it on whole wheat pizza dough from Trader Joe's along with ricotta, goat cheese, thyme and arugula. Holy cats it was good.
Being generally terrible at eating leftovers, I demanded we not waste the awesome butternut squash sauce we opened the day before, and turned our pizza toppings from the day before into a simple pasta dish. Though the flavors were similar to the pizza, the texture change was enough to create an entirely new experience.
I was fortunate enough to attend the Evolution of Food dinner at the Bell Museum featuring food by Chris Olson (from Paired) and discussion by Greg Laden, Biological Anthropologist. I could seriously listen to Professor Laden speak for hours about how how food and humans have evolved together (another sign that I am a true food nerd). The eats, company and discussion were top notch. Here is a shot of Olson describing how he and Laden came up with a menu that literally brought us through time, starting with tartar and root vegetables as appetizers and gastronomy in the form of dessert featuring Twinkies, graham crackers and of course, foam.
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I made my image, and yes I made it a 16 color palette and it turned out quite nice. Then, I imported that image over the gamefreak one, but since it was too big to be written I changed the Image Offset to 845000. It worked, and the image was written to the game (firered). Then, after like an hour of trying to make the tilemap I finished it. I used NTME, not cyclone because it's messed up for me. anyway, I saved it as RAW and when I import it into UnlZ there is no image there. It's just blank. If I try to write it to the game anyway, nothing happens and the tilemap of gamefreak gets replaced with a blank one. I've been trying to make it work all day but to no avail. Anyone knows what's up with it?
Oh and I managed to change the Pokemon to celebi so that worked fine I duno what's up with this image.
Here is my image and tilemap for reference:
Oh and bananapeelz... You replace the charizard picture with another picture of a pokemon you want to insert. After that you insert the tilemap.
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Plate with Venus in her chariot and Cupid, riding through a night sky, c. 1530/1535
tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica)
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Just picked up this bad boy over the weekend, '10 Madone 4.5! Such a big step up from my 1.1 from last summer lol!
Just picked up this bad boy over the weekend, '10 Madone 4.5! Such a big step up from my 1.1 from last summer lol!
I never even thought of that, I'v never done a photo shoot with my Civic as it's nothing special.
This was my original idea (still on the loading dock but less obvious), but I decided it was too busy.
1.2 by Benji Reynolds, on Flickr
Btw, I really like the Madone 4.5. I'v always wanted that bike.
I crashed the other one so I bouught the same one!
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Picked up this Cannondale Six feminine 1 for the lady. $1400 for a dura ace bike with 1000ish miles. Good deal!
44cm bike too...lol she is 4'11"
G'day all thought i'll post my bike and why i built it.
My pinarello was upsetting a bone spur in my shoulder because of the narrow bars and hand positions but mtb's have been kind to me.
This is what i came up with she's 8kg and i have no trouble keeping up with roadie's and on rough citylink bike path's it leave's road bike for dead.
Hope you like seeya.
That is one sever angle on the top tube man. Kick ass bike!
Um, I've updated my Giant Cadex slightly since I last posted... so here it is with new tyres (Bontrager Race X Lite) and the saddle from my Z35
And I use it... here it is half way to Emley Moor telecommunications mast.
my first time owning a road bike,after having too much MTB.
pic,.taken from bear mountain in orange county,NY
i'm not a roadies,but i'm pretend to be just so i can fit in here!
New stem and bars to be installed soon. Got the Arione CX and Cateye Strada Double Wireless today.
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07 Fuji Cross Pro -- Sold to a friend in need
that's a looker. nice one.
The last 4 bikes (Cannondale, Ridley, Jamis, and Fuji) are all some seriously nice looking machines. I wouldn't hesitate to take ANY of them. My Allez is starting to looks quite vintage since all of the 2011 bikes are out.
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My Ridley frame is a 2007 model =D It's almost complete.
There's no such thing as complete, just better than before in my mind. One day, if I am sitting on a bike which I designed and had unlimited funds to produce myself one, I will be probably be thinking, "Next time, I'll do it this way"
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New London - Budget restrictions mean city police officers will not be "blanket" enforcing a sidewalk snow removal ordinance this winter, the mayor said Wednesday, though property owners are still required to follow the requirement.
This winter's first storm, which dumped some 6 to 8 inches of snow on New London, ended late Saturday. Several sidewalks throughout the city Wednesday evening remained snow- or ice-covered.
No citations were issued Wednesday, police Deputy Chief Peter Reichard said, despite a city ordinance that requires property owners to remove snow six hours after a storm ends or by 9 the next morning.
"It does not mean we do not enforce it, the ordinance is in effect, but we have to work within our budget and prioritize what we can and cannot enforce," Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said. "If officers are doing that, then there are other things they aren't able to do. There is no overtime allowed other than what is contractually mandated."
The city ordinance requires the police department to enforce the rule and report violations to the mayor. Once that report is made, the mayor is dictated by the ordinance to have the snow or ice removed, presumably by the public works department. The cost of removal would be billed to the property owner, the ordinance states.
"We don't have the manpower in public works or overtime budgeted to do that, either," Finizio said.
Noncompliance of the snow removal policy is a fine of between $25 and $100. Liability for injury on a snowy sidewalk would fall to the abutting property owner, according to the ordinance.
"Of course we're concerned about liabilities, we're concerned about providing good services, but we have to work within our budget, and that's what we're going to do," Finizio said. "We've said services will be affected because we won't run a deficit this year. If we did everything like last year, there would be a deficit."
Finizio said the ordinance would be enforced if there are complaints or if a landlord or property owner consistently does not remove snow. Reichard said his department received one complaint Wednesday, as did the mayor's office. The Day received at least two separate complaints of treacherous sidewalks from residents.
Finizio said when he spoke with the complainant Wednesday, the person "fully understood" the difficulties of enforcing the ordinance.
"We're getting to it, but we need to work within constraints, and I think people understand it," Finizio said. "These same people don't want taxes to go up, and they understand that's going to be a constraint on what government can and cannot do."
Walking gingerly across a snowy, icy patch of snow on a Lincoln Avenue sidewalk, 84-year-old Eddie Alexander said he'd like sidewalks cleared but understands the challenges. Alexander pointed to the house he walked by, near the corner of Elm Street, which he said is vacant, but for rent.
"When someone was living there, they cleared the snow," Alexander said. "People usually keep the area in front of their house clear."
Finizio said the decision, like many budget-related decisions, might be controversial but said "none of these options are good: We don't want liabilities, we don't want to jeopardize individuals, and we don't want a deficit.
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Released in 2009, The Tradition Continues showcases the unique writing style of Olujimi Tafataona Every track highlights the fused combination of Afrikan rhythms, the syncopation of Bee-Bop and Jazz. Enjoy!
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Podcast: The Book Rogues take on the Sad Puppies and the war over this year's Hugo Awards
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Admittedly, a week is short time to track an individual stock. (Nevertheless, we do it here every Sunday with the caveat that what we're offering is not investment advice; rather it's a few nuggets of information about our local publicly traded companies.)
It took only minutes to observe the gains of this week's eagle. PostRock Energy Corp., an Oklahoma City oil and gas company, rose 11.5 percent last week. Had the market closed at 3:42 p.m. instead of 4 p.m., PSTR shares would have ended the week down a few cents.
But the stock jumped nearly 25 cents in a few small trades just before closing. Such swings in value can happen with lightly traded, low-price issues like PostRock.
Friday's activity might be related to 1.3 million stock warrants exercisable at $1.71 that PostRock issued earlier this month in lieu of dividend payments, although the volume didn't even approach those numbers of shares.
This week's beagle is one of our favorite topics among semiprofessional financial writers, otherwise known as bloggers.
Shares of Oklahoma City's own SandRidge Energy Inc. slid 9.9 percent last week to close Friday at $6.36. It was the lowest closing price for SD shares in three months.
There's no lack of speculation, chart watching or idle chatter on the Internet when it comes to SandRidge stock. On Friday, no less than a dozen posts from sources like Seeking Alpha, Motley Fool and Forbes weighed in on whether it was time to buy, sell or consider SandRidge shares.
There was no consensus.
We don't have an opinion on whether this is a profitable time to buy SD, but at this price it's worth performing some due diligence to determine how you feel about the stock.
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Auditor praises Vt. action on tax districtsMay 20,2013MONTPELIER Vermont State Auditor Doug Hoffer is praising lawmakers for passing legislation to clean up glitches in the states so-called tax increment financing program.
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This will be M.'s seventh loan from Tujijenge Tanzania. He has used his previous loans to increase his sales, start selling chips, and also to buy a motorcycle. He has successfully repaid all of his loans.
M. will share this loan with his loan group. The group is called "Baloon" and has 18 members who will hold each other accountable for paying back their loans.
He will use his portion of this group loan to buy more fish and chips to sell. In the future, his dream is to buy a tricycle (bajaji).
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About Tujijenge TanzaniaThis loan is administered by Tujijenge Tanzania, which was founded in 2006. It has operations in Dar es Salaam, the coastal region, and the Lake Victoria region. The organization aims to reach out to micro entrepreneurs and provide them with financial and social intermediation services because capital is one of the major barriers to development and success for micro-enterprise initiatives in Tanzania.
For more information on Tujijenge Tanzania, please visit its partner page, or join its lending team.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Gardeners await that first red-ripe summer tomato as eagerly as Great Britain awaited its new heir to the throne.
We anxiously watch for those little green balls to ripen into the glorious redness that shouts juicy and delicious. The backyard tomato far outranks the taste of any supermarket variety, and that's why we devour bushels of them when they arrive.
This year's tomato crop may range from pretty to pitiful, depending on where your garden is located. Some people with patio tomato plants are noting that their tomatoes aren't ripening fast, or some tomatoes are dying on the vines. But many experienced growers are faring much better.
According to Brook Elliott of the Appalachian Heirloom Seed Conservancy in Richmond, an heirloom is basically defined as an open-pollinated plant variety (one that has been naturally fertilized by wind, insects, birds, or mammals) that has been grown for at least 50 years.
If you buy an heirloom tomato at the farmers market this summer, you'll want to save the seeds, and try your luck at growing fabulous tomatoes yourself.
"We need to save heirloom tomato seeds in order to continue having a supply of good flavored and nutritious tomatoes," Best said. "Modern plant breeding continues to give us tomatoes that ship well and have a long shelf life, but taste and nutrition leave much to be desired. Even the older, and sometimes excellent, hybrids are slowly being phased out. Heirlooms will insure that we always have flavor, nutrition, and genetics on our side."
The standard way for seed saving is to let the tomato ripen fully, Best said. Then quarter them, cut out the core, and put them in a bucket to ferment for several days, stirring some each day. When the seeds have loosened from the pulp, you can then pour water in the bucket and let the pulp run over the sides. The tomato seeds will sink to the bottom. They can then be poured into a fine mesh strainer to allow the water to run off and then put on waxed paper to dry under a slow moving fan. Once dry, they can be put into airtight containers for saving.
Best's new book, "Saving Seeds, Preserving Taste" (Ohio University Press, $22.95) includes an introduction to heritage and heirloom seed saving, and it's also about the cultural traditions associated with seed saving. "Over the years I have given many talks about the importance of seed saving. Six years ago I gave a talk at the Appalachian Studies Conference at Maryville College in Tennessee at which time I was asked to put my ideas in book form to be published by the Ohio University Press. I assumed I could do it in a year or so, but it took six years, hundreds of hours, and thousands of miles. I wanted to do a thorough job and visited and interviewed a lot of people," Best said.
The summer tomato deserves its own celebration, and Winston's Restaurant, a teaching facility for Sullivan University's National Center for Hospitality Studies in Louisville, is doing so with a dining event.
Chef John Castro celebrates the local tomato harvest with a menu that features Kir royale with heirloom tomato; stuffed shrimp with pork and shallots, wrapped in a won ton skin and served with fresh salsa; chilled ghost gazpacho with red onion and tomato; braised beef short rib finished with marsala tomato sauce; and doughnut filled with raspberry tomato jam.
Ghost Gazpacho
Makes 8 servings.
2 cups water
2 cups sugar
2 cups white vinegar
1 quart good quality sour cream
3 medium cucumbers, peeled and partially split lengthwise, 1/4 inch thick slices.
1 red onion, cut in quarters and sliced 1/2 inch thick
5 to 7 large very ripe heirloom tomatoes, cut into 1/2 inch or larger chunks
Salt and pepper, to taste
Mix water, sugar and vinegar, and stir until dissolved. Stir in sour cream and reserve. Combine all the vegetables, salt and pepper. Let set out for 1 hour, then chill. This needs to be done 2 or 3 days in advance as the ingredients need to marinate. This will be strained and used as the broth.
For the garnish, you may use any of the following or whatever you are growing: cucumbers, scallions, tomatoes, radishes, carrots, celery, peppers, chilies, green beans. The shapes and sizes can vary as the produce will vary. Other vegetables may be used but might require blanching and chilling to use.
Here are two of Barbara Napier's vegetarian recipes she serves at Snug Hollow bed and breakfast in Estill County, Ky.
Homemade Tomato Soup
2 tablespoons oil
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 small onion, chopped
1 stalk celery, chopped
1 tablespoon nutritional yeast
1 tablespoon tamari sauce
2 quarts home canned tomatoes
Salt and pepper
1 teaspoon oregano
1 teaspoon basil (fresh if possible)
2 cups milk or light cream (may substitute your choice)
1 tablespoon butter
1 cup brown rice (optional)
Heat oil in saucepan and sauté garlic, onion and celery. Add nutritional yeast and tamari, stirring to blend.
Add tomatoes, salt, pepper, oregano and basil. Cook over low heat to boiling. Remove from heat and purée in blender. Return to heat and stir in milk or cream, and butter. You may add a dollop of pesto to each bowl of this creamy soup or stir in a little brown rice for a more substantial soup. Sprinkle with favorite cheese if desired.
"We serve this beautiful dish by layering the items on the plate. Begin with the squash, add layer of onions and a healthy portion of pasta on top. Finish this with some Romano or feta cheese, if you like. Great way to get that bumper crop of squash eaten," Napier said.
Summer Garden Pasta
Spaghetti, enough for 6 servings
Garlic-flavored oil (see note)
1/2 cup fresh pesto
1/2 cup homemade red sauce of your choice
Red pepper flakes
Salt and pepper
1 medium onion, sliced
2 cups chopped fresh tomatoes
Yellow and zucchini squash, cut into 1/2-inch rounds
2 tablespoons tamari, optionalCheese, optional
Boil a pot of water and cook spaghetti until al dente.
Pour a little garlicky oil in large skillet over low heat. Add drained pasta. Add pesto and red sauce, and mix carefully. Add pepper flakes, salt and pepper.
If you have a large skillet and can move the pasta to the side, do so and droptomatoes in hot oil. Stir carefully just until hot, and mix with pasta. Heat in another skillet, if needed.
Place onions in heavy skillet with small amount of olive oil. Add tamari, if using. Cook onions on low heat until nicely browned, stirring occasionally. Steam or roast squash. Layer ingredients on a plate and serve.
Note: Napier makes garlicky oil by adding a few cloves of garlic to 1 cup flavorful olive oil and whir it in a food processor until well blended.