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Right in the heart of town in Woodstock, you can walk out your front door and take a short stroll to galleries, shopping, great restaurants, and night life. Leave your car in the private driveway and walk just about anywhere you want to go. Privacy, charm in the best location in Woodstock!!
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There is nothing the owners forgot in this place. There are two flat screen televisions (one upstairs and one down), two comfortable queen size beds with clean and lovely bedding, a great sectional downstairs to sprawl out and watch tv or listen to tunes on the TV with built in IPOD dock…cool! Not to mention your own private yard! Fenced in and private, there are exquisite gardens, a deck area with table and chairs, and barbeque for grilling on summer nights. There is a clean and comfortable full bath upstairs with jetted tub, along with another full bath downstairs, and everything you need at your disposal. From plenty of extra towels and linens, to kitchen supplies and even an iron and ironing board…all you really need for a weekend are your clothes!
I would definitely stay here again and have already recommended it to friends. The owners are extremely nice and will be sure to take great care of you. This is way nicer than any hotel room around, and has much more to offer!
Our first trip to NY from Iowa was awesome. There can be not better location to stay in Woodstock than the Carriage House!
Everything was close to us. The house has everything and the garden area was perfect. We are already planning our return trip.
This was a great place for a weekend getaway. We felt right at home and were impressed with how clean and well maintained everything was. It is not easy to find pet friendly vacation spots and it was great that we didn't have to leave our dog, 'Trouble' at home. I think she had as much fun as we did!
We cooked an awesome BBQ dinner, swam in the frigid yet refreshing 'Big Deep' swimming hole, milled about the Flea Market and generally enjoyed all that this charming locale has to offer. Thanks for making this weekend quite memorable. 'The Carriage House' is a gem!
What a beautiful, little house. Perfect for the Film Festival. Everything was perfect. We surely recommend it!
The Post n Beam Carriage House was awesome. It was RIGHT in downtown Woodstock, walking distance from the town square, great restaurants, cool shops, and an awesome Flea Market.
Judy was wonderful, meeting us at the house with the keys, and being warm and gracious from the get go. She gave us the inside scoop on the best things to do in town, gave us a hug, and left us to explore the amazing hamlet of Woodstock.
After trips to the stream, Big Deep, with our puppy who swam in circles, and drives around the hills and walks around town, my wife and I are looking for our own little slice of Woodstock for the future.
I can't say enough about how wonderful the experience truly was.
We stayed with our friends at the Carriage House over the weekend and totally loved it! It is a charming two level apartment that is right in the center of Woodstock just steps away from all the great restaurants and shops of Town. Once you get there you literally never have to use your car again!
The bright, airy upstairs has soaring ceilings, large open kitchen and eating nook, a queen size bed alcove and full bath. The downstairs has the main living area with a large sectional sofa and big screen TV and another full bath. There is wi-fi and dish TV access. In addition there is a cute second bedroom so that two couples can easily share the space and have enough privacy.
Tucked away in the back of the property the Carriage House has a beautiful fenced private garden and outdoor space with grill, seating area and lounges.
We had so much fun sipping morning coffee and croissants outside each morning on these first days of spring! BTW, you can walk to Bread Alone for breakfast!
We hung out in Town on Sunday to see the drumming circle where locals get together and drum and dance. It is pretty wild. A must see. We rated our stay a five star and can't wait to return.
I stayed together with my wife , daughter and two dogs in the carriage house in Woodstock.
We stayed for three weeks!
The house was super clean and well maintained, it looks just like the pictures that are posted on the website!
Although we where in Woodstock in the down season the carriage house gave us all the comfort and needs to have a great time for the days that it was cold outside.
When I posted a picture of the upstairs on Instagram , some of my relatives wrote as a comment that they had actually already stayed there as well.
Judy and her assistant Liz are easy to talk to and very friendly, you can call them whenever is needed while staying and they will make sure you have everything you need.
It is steps from "the Garden Cafe" , "the Shindig" and "Oriole 9" so we where eating great food whenever we wanted.
Also the organic supermarket "Sunflower" is very close so we cooked a lot in the fully equipped kitchen.
The only down side to the house is that it is near the Woodstock cemetery which was a little scary during the full moon (if you are sensitive to that sort of thing) but if you choose not to walk into that direction and you walk the other way then you are on the main street within 30 seconds.
All by all the carriage house was exactly right for us.
We had a great experience and I rank it 5 stars with ease!
We returned to the Carriage House for the second time and had another great stay. The house is very clean and comfortable and the in-town location can't be beat. We hope to come back again next year. Thanks, Judy!
We booked this property for one night only and Judy was nice enough to accommodate us last minute despite the 2 nights policy.
The house is well located, within walking distance of all the restaurants, shops, galleries, and life Woodstock has to offer. There are plenty of books to describe what to do and where to go while staying there, which was very helpful.
The place was clean, cozy and well appointed. The ceiling is a bit low downstairs but upstairs the space is bright and well lit. The garden is very private and perfect to relax with a glass of wine or enjoy a book after walking around in town. The flowers were really nice.
Now this is not a true 2 bedroom place, there is a living room, a bedroom and a bathroom downstairs, and what is called an alcove studio upstairs, with the kitchen and dining table in the same room as the bed (although the bed is in an alcove on the side). The bathroom is separate. It was not much of an issue for us as we were only 2 and we grilled some meat and ate outside, but people should be aware that privacy can be an issue.
Another thing, this place is described as luxurious, and while it's well furnished and comfortable, I wouldn't use the adjective luxurious to describe the place, as it is still rustic (we had a limited ants invasion in the kitchen). Cozy would be more appropriate.
We had a wonderful long weekend at the Carriage House. It was cozy, clean and had everything we needed. Best of all, the house is steps away from town yet it's still very quiet at night. I've stayed at other properties in Woodstock and this was my favorite one yet. Can't wait to come back. Thanks, Judy!
Two friends from grad school and I meet annually for a weekend reunion. As we were in grad school in the late 60's, Woodstock has special meaning for us -- as well as wonderful shopping and restaurants. It has it all! Plus, the Carriage House located downtown in Woodstock was a wonderful location for us, allowing easy access to all the delights of Woodstock plus a lovely inside and outside setting for leisurely morning and evening reminiscences. The Carriage House is a lovely property, well kept, comfortable, cozy and quite clean. The owner was very attentive to our every need. Recommend it highly!!
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Ski: Minutes from NY State's best downhill Ski Centers -- Hunter, Belleayre, Windham, Snow tubing in Phoenicia
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By Mitch Curzon
Sauvignon Blanc, Bordeaux's noble white grape, is one of the world's most versatile wine grapes. It can be used to make sweet and rich dessert wines such as Sauternes, creamy wines like Pouilly Fume, and even sparkling wines. However Sauvignon Blanc is probably at its most popular when used to make dry, crisp light-bodied wines such as Barkan's Classic Sauvignon Blanc.
With a nose redolent of honeydew, citrus, and hey, this crisp, light bodied, straw colored Israeli Sauvignon Blanc is just the right sort of wine for leisurely sipping on a sunny spring day. Look for flavors of grapefruit, lemon, and apple, with a lovely note of melon on the finish.
Sauvignon Blancs are best drunk young, and this one should best be consumed, with citrusy poultry, fish, fish or salad dishes within the next year. Score 85. $13.
Capçanes Peraj Petita, 2010: The Royal Wine Corp.
Wine of the Week - November 9, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
The Capçanes winery is a unique kosher wine success story. Founded in 1933, the Capçanes winery is cooperatively owned by the grape growers in and around the village of Capçanes in the hilly region of Montsant, about 100 miles south of Barcelona, Spain. For most of its history, the winery was little known, but in the mid-1990s, the Jewish community of Barcelona asked the winery for a kosher wine. The kosher wine, Peraj Ha'abib, proved superb, and is largely responsible for giving the winery its current good international reputation.In recent years the winery has expanded its kosher portfolio. In addition to Peraj Ha'bib, the winery also makes a super-premium wine, La Flor del Flor de Primavera, and a "second wine," Peraj Petita. Second wines are meant to be a simpler, less complex, less expensive wines, which are made in the style of a winery's flagship wine—they should give a drinker a hint of how the flagship wine will taste, for a fraction of the cost—and Peraj Petita (the name is a blend of Hebrew and Spanish meaning "little flower") is a very good exemplar of what a second wine should be.
The 2010 Peraj Petita is a blend of 50% Grenache, 30% Carignane and 20% Tempranillo. It has a medium-to-full body, a rich garnet color, and a bouquet redolent of blackberries, black currents and raspberries, with notes of cedar and smoky tobacco. Look for flavors of blackberries, black cherries, and black currents, with a rich minerality, and pleasant woodsy element. Peraj Petita is a very food friendly wine, and would go well with savory grilled or roasted fowl or game. It would be a particularly good choice to serve with a roast turkey on Thanksgiving. Drink within the next 3 years. Score 88. $20.
The Royal Wine Corp. Wine of the Week - October 22, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
Since its founding in 1882, by Baron Edmund de Rothschild, the Carmel Winery has always been Israel's largest wine producer. Yet for most of that time so much of what they produced was oh so ho-hum. These days, though, things at Carmel are really humming along.
After a decade of redevelopment—including new equipment, new facilities, new vineyards, and new leadership—Carmel has repositioned itself to become one of the leading producers of quality Israeli wines. While keeping their old mainstays, such as their sacramental wines, they have started to produce whole series of new wines that seem to focus on highlighting the high quality of Israel's varying terroir.
An exemplar of the sort of wine that "New Carmel" produces is their 2009 Single Vineyard Shiraz. Made from grapes grown in the Kayoumi Vineyard in the Upper-Galilee, and aged for 15 months in French oak barrels, this dark garnet colored, full-bodied wine has an impressive bouquet of plums, blackberries, currents, cigar smoke, and oak. Look for flavors of blackberries, plums, currents with a hint of spice, all built on a layer of toasted oak. This Shiraz is well balanced, and imbued with abundant supple tannins. Very food friendly, this wine would be an excellent accompaniment to savory beef and lamb dishes. Drink now through 2017. Score 92, Suggested price $35.
Binyamina Reserve Gewürztraminer: The Royal Wine Corp.
Wine of the Week - Ocotober 5, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
As far back in history as the days of the ancient Rome, winemakers have known that waiting to harvest grapes to allow then to shrivel on the vine, will lead to a more sugary grape juice, and thus a sweeter wine. In some of these "late harvest" wines this shriveling process is intensified by what the French call pourriture noble or noble rot (Botrytis Cinerea) a fungus which will shrivel the grapes further, leading to the potential to create wines with a remarkable sweetness. Today's late harvest wines tend to fetch a premium price, yet most vintners are reluctant to make them, since waiting to harvest grapes does have its risks. For one thing, Botrytis Cinerea can come in a second form know as pourriture grise or grey rot, a far more common condition, that has been know to destroy whole crops of grapes during the late harvest season. It takes a grape with a lot both acid and flavor to balance out the sugar in late harvest wines, and as winemakers in both France and Germany have known for centuries, Gewürztraminer is one of the best grapes for this purpose. At Israel's Binyamina Winery, winemakers have started experimenting with making late harvest wines, and their best to date is their 2009 Late Harvest Gewürztraminer. Made from hand selected bunches of Gewürztraminer, including some touched by the noble rot, this richly sweet, full bodied, tawny colored dessert wine has flavors and aromas of lychees, oranges, kumquats and mangos, with notes of cardamom and pepper. Well balanced, with a nice level of acid, this would be a good wine to serve as an aperitif, with pates, or with buttery desserts. Drink ice cold, and within the next five years. Score 89. $25.
Shiloh Mor 2009: The Royal Wine Corp.
Wine of the Week - September 14, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
Winemaking has a long history in the land of Israel, dating back to antiquity. Archeologists have remnants of ancient wineries from the Golan Heights in the north, to the Negev Desert in the south. Yet while Israel's wine industry may be millennia old, it is not the least bit hidebound.
Indeed Israeli winemakers are often among the world's first to embrace new winemaking techniques and technologies—from computer controlled drip irrigation of arid vineyards to artificial Botrytisization of grapes for dessert wines. At Shiloh—a boutique winery founded in 2005, located in the Binyamina region of Judea and Samaria—Winemaker Amichai Lourie uses a relatively new technique, cold maceration, to create one of the winery's most popular wines, Mor.
Cold maceration is a process that begins directly after the grapes are pressed. The grape-skins are soaked in the grape juice for a number of days, and this mixture is kept at a constant temperature below 50°F in order to delay the start of fermentation and to prevent any spoilage. The cold maceration process draws out phenolics and other compounds in the skins, which—as is the case with Shiloh's Mor—will often lead to a richer, more complex, more fruit-forward wine.
Mor is a very approachable, easy drinking red, with a nice bit of complexity. Made from a blend of 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, and 20% Barbara—an Italian grape variety which helps give this wine a Mediterranean feel—Mor has flavors and aromas of cherries, currents, and dried cranberries, which all balance against notes of black pepper and toasty oak. Mor is a very food friendly wine which is just light enough to be served with savory chicken and turkey dishes, but would also be a good accompaniment for beef stews and chulents. $35. Score 90.
Pacifica Evan's Collection Oregon Pinot Noir 2010:
The Royal Wine Corp. Wine of the Week - April 27, 2012
Philip Jones, is the talented wine maker behind New Zealand's kosher Goose Bay Pinot Noir decided to start making wine in Oregon.
The first fruit of this new venture is the rather tasty Pacifica Evan's Collection Oregon Pinot Noir 2010. This is a bright garnet colored, fruit forward, medium bodied wine. The wine tastes of cherries, plums and berries, with lively notes of black pepper and mixed herbs on the finish.
This wine is very food friendly, and would go well with poultry and game dishes. Drink anytime within the next three, perhaps four, years. Score: 88. $30.
Baron Herzog's Chenin Blanc Clarksburg 2010: The Royal Wine Corp.
Chenin Blanc is one of the world's most popular white wine grapes. In France's Loire Valley, where the grape was first cultivated, Chenin Blanc is the base of some of the most intensely sweet dessert wines made anywhere on earth. Yet in the New World, Chenin Blanc is more often used as a blending grape in dry table wines.
In California, where these days more Chenin Blanc is under cultivation than in France, Chenin Blanc is used in a wide variety of wines, from dry to sweet, and from light to full bodied. While the grape is planted all over the state, the best Californian Chenin Blancs tend to come from the San Joaquin Valley, and in particular from the Northern end of the Valley, in the area near the town of Clarksburg.
At the Herzog Wine Cellars, Winemaker Joe Hurliman uses Chenin Blanc grapes from the Clarksberg area to make the always enjoyable Baron Herzog Chenin Blanc. This pale-straw colored, medium bodied, semi-sweet wine has vibrant flavors and aromas of nectarines, peaches, grapefruits, and lychees. With a nice level of acid to balance the wine's sweetness, this crowd pleasing wine is sure to be a hit at your next party.
This wine is very food friendly, and would go well with fish and poultry dishes and is good choice to serve with a spicy fish dishes such as curried salmon. Drink anytime within the next two years.
Score: 86. $10.
Rashi Vineyards' Joyvin Red: The Royal Wine Corp.
Wine of the Week - April 13, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
For centuries Malvasia has been one of Italy's most important grapes. It grows in a broad range of colors, and can create a broad array of wines: from sweet reds to dry whites. Indeed, during the middle-ages, Malvasia was such an important grape in Italy, that wine shops in northern Italy were simply known as Malvasie.
However, if you've never heard of Malvasia before, it's not surprising. Although Italy has more than 100,000 acres of Malvasia grapes under cultivation, these days Malvasia is almost always used as a blending grape. It's a component in some of Italy's best known blended wines, including that perennially popular kosher Italian blend, Joyvin Rouge.
Joyvin Red is a fun, light bodied, lightly sparkling, sweet, dark-rose colored wine. With vibrant, fruity flavors and aromas of cherries, watermelon and peaches, this merry little wine is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Joyvin Red is a versatile wine that can be enjoyed with a broad array of foods. Or try drinking Joyvin out of an ice filled tumbler on a hot summer's day. Score: 83. $10.
Herzog Wine Cellars' Mount Veeder Wildcat Mountain Vineyard Single Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2009:
By Mitch Curzon
Since its founding in 1985, Herzog Wine Cellars has been one of California's leading producers of quality kosher wines. While initially the winery primarily focused on producing budget-friendly wines under their Baron Herzog label, in the last few decades Herzog has been producing an ever broadening array of high-end wines, some of which are among the very best kosher wines available today.
In recent years, the wine making team at Herzog, led by Head Winemaker Joe Hurliman, has become particularly successful at sourcing grapes from some of California's best vineyards, and putting those grapes to very good use. Herzog's most recent exemplar of this sort is their new Cabernet Sauvignon from the Wildcat Mountain Vineyard in Napa Valley's Mount Veeder appellation.
Herzog Mount Veeder Wildcat Mountain Vineyard Single Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 is a bright-garnet colored, full bodied wine, with an abundance of smooth tannins. Look for a potent bouquet of cherries, red currents, plums, cassis, and crème de cassis, with woody notes of oak and cedar. In flavor, the wine tastes of cherries, red currents, crème de cassis, dark chocolate and oak, with a lingering note of black pepper on the finish.
This wine is very food friendly, and would go well with beef, lamb and game dishes. It would be a particularly good choice to serve with a juicy ribeye steak. Drink anytime within the next five years. Score: 92. $75.
Carmel Appellation Judean Hills Old Vines Petite Sirah 2007:
Wine of the Week - March 30, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
The Carmel Winery is one Israel's oldest commercial ventures. The winery was founded in 1882 by Baron Edmund de Rothschild, and since that time it has always been Israel's largest wine producer. However, while Carmel may have always been the biggest, it has not always been the best.
Yet, in the last decade Carmel has undergone some very radical changes: They have planted new vineyards in high altitude areas, built three new boutique wineries—not to mention completely refurbishing their main winery in Zichron Ya'acov—and hired a new, young wine making team. As a result of these changes Carmel is now making some of the best wines in Israel.
Carmel's Appellation Judean Hills Old Vines Petite Sirah 2007 is a very good example of the sort of wine that "New Carmel" can produce. Made from Petite Sirah grapes that were grown on vines planted more than 35 years ago, this dark-garnet colored, full bodied wine has a spicy bouquet redolent of cherries, red currents, and wild herbs, with just a whiff of anise and allspice. Look for flavors of cherries, red currents, cassis, plums, black pepper, cardamom and anise.
While this wine would pair nicely with rich beefy dishes, it would be a particularly good choice to serve with a roasted duck. Drink within the next two years. Score: 90. $30.
Binyamina Reserve Carignan 2009:
Wine of the Week - March 23, 2012
By Mitch Curzon
For more than a century Carignan has been one of Israel's most heavily planted red wine grapes. A hardy, black-skinned grape of Spanish origins, Carignan has thrived in Israel's warm Mediterranean clime, but until recently Israel's Carignan crop has largely gone into making sweet sacramental wines.
In the last few years, a small number of Israeli wineries have set themselves the goal of finding the full potential of this oft-overlooked grape, and some of the resulting wines have been remarkable. One of the best of this new breed of Israeli Carignan wines is Binyamina's 2009 Reserve Carignan.
Made from Carignan grapes grown in the lower-Galilee, and aged for 12 months French oak barrels, this inky-garnet colored, full bodied wine has a wonderfully fruity aroma of cherries, blueberries, and raspberries, with a lively note of smoky oak. Look for flavors of cherries, blueberries, plums and oak, with a hint of violets and a note of freshly brewed coffee.
The wine is very food friendly, and would go well with beef and game dishes. It would be a particularly good choice to serve with a juicy prime rib. Drink anytime within the next three years. Score: 89. $22.


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How to Sound Masculine
This day and age, many guys are teased for "sounding like girls". Are you teased like that? Do people call you gay because you have a high voice or stretch your letters? Read this article and you will soon be able to sound like a masculine guy.
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1Start by making your voice deeper. Give it more bass and make it stand out by breathing more deeply and supporting your voice with your diaphragm rather than with your nose and throat. Change your intonation so that your voice goes down rather than up at the end of words.
2Stop using words or phrases like "so", "like", "again", "oh my god", "get out", "best friends forever", "you know what am I saying", etc. Practice speaking in the mirror as if you were talking to a good friend. Place a rubber band on your wrist and, every time you use one of those words, snap the rubber band against your wrist.
3Don't stretch letters. Articulate your words as if you were just learning English. If you find yourself stretching a letter, snap the rubber band.
4Practice everyday, eventually you will get it.
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- Paying more attention to male speech patterns can help; you will begin to pick up on them.
- Talk to a school counselor if you are feeling pressured by your peers, family, or social environment to change your style of speech. Gender discrimination is illegal in many states and can have serious psychological consequences.
- Ask your father, guardian, or a male mentor to help you. You could schedule "classes" every once in a while.
- Do not use more than one rubber band for the mirror treatment. It could cut off circulation and could leave a rash.
- Keep in mind that this advice is based on stereotypes. Masculinity and femininity are socially constructed categories, meaning people collectively "agree" upon their existence and their definition. As a result, there is no sound definition of "masculinity" and many people will have different ideas of what characterizes a "masculine" person.
- Talk to a school counselor or psychologist if you are feeling pressure to alter your gender presentation to fit in to a particular group. If others are not going to accept you for who you are, are they really the kind of people you'd like to be friends with?
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Make no mistake about last Saturday night's game hosted by the Highlands University Cowboys against their nemesis, Colorado Mesa at the John A. Wilson complex.
The RMAC game was a buzzer-beater, replete with a technical foul earlier in the game against HU Cowboys coach Joe Harge, and near-fisticuffs by an assistant basketball coach from Colorado Mesa who had to be escorted off the gym floor by HU campus police over the last-second shot.
The HU music department will present a Latin Jazz Concert at 7 p.m. on April 19 in Ilfeld Auditorium. The concert features the Latin music subcategories of Afro Cuban, Mambo, Bossa Nova, and Salsa.
Some of the musical selections include A Night in Tunisia by Dizzy Gillespie, Desafinado by Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Afro Blue by Mongo Santamaría.
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According to television accounts, Michael Gallegos, the primary defendant in the 2008 Robertson High School hazing case in which seven students were sodomized, was released from jail early Wednesday, May 2. A year ago Gallegos apologized to his former teammates and their families.
A rumor was spreading through the town earlier this week that the gas station at Romeroville was closing or had been closed down by some agency or another, citing the ripping out of the gas pumps as evidence.
Closer inspection reveals that the pumps were removed so new pumps could be installed and that the official-looking vehicles in the area were on hand to calibrate the new pumps.
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The NMHU MUSIC DEPARTMENT presents Van Ann Moore in "A Jenny Lind Christmas. Ms. Moore will recreate the exciting life of Jenny Lind, the greatest opera star of the Victorian Era.
Only coach Harge could answer that, and there's never any comment from the athletic department, un-friendly sports information director. They don't want to let anyone know about HU's questionable recruiting methods AND THE REASON THESE ALL-STARS LEAVE!
Of course, the top RMAC All-Star, THOMAS MONZANO, (22.0 point average per game)was a huge loss to the '12 program.
I was out at Alta Vista Regional Hospital today and noticed that the entire front end shut off from the rest of the hospital by plastic sheeting while they remodel that area. Patients are advised to register at whatever department they will be receiving service from, rather than registering in the lobby. All the furniture from the lobby is lined up at various points in the hallways. Quite an intersting scene.
N.M. aviation celebration will kick off with air tour Friday
Thirty aircraft will take off from Grants-Milan Municipal Airport in New Mexico on Friday morning, kicking off the month-long centennial aviation celebration. The tour will cover 750 miles with planes landing at community airports along the way for commemorative celebrations and aviation museum visits.
PNM, which has offered customers access to electricity generated by wind power as an extra-cost option called Sky Blue, is now proposing to shift that option to a 50-50 blend of wind power and solar power at an even higher extra cost. They say the cost of producing electricity through solar energy is higher than the cost of producing it from wind energy and both costs are higher than coal or whatever they usually use. Motions for leave to intervene are due by December 2 at the Public Regulation Commission in Santa Fe.
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THE South African Communist Party (SACP) yesterday came out in support of plans to make HIV/Aids a notifiable disease, but Aids activists warned it would "shoot in the foot" the government's planned "Know your status" campaign.
This is due to be officially launched by President Jacob Zuma tomorrow to mark World Aids Day.
Zuma and Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi, along with dignitaries from the UN and the EU, are set to address a gathering at the Pretoria Showgrounds in Tshwane tomorrow.
Presidency sources indicated yesterday that "major announcements" regarding the government's approach to dealing with the pandemic would be made at the event.
Yesterday, briefing journalists on the outcome of his party's central committee meeting, SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande reiterated the call for HIV/Ads to be made a notifiable disease.
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"You know, you should start thinking about symphonic suites from your shows because you're going to need them someday," conductor and longtime Stephen Sondheim collaborator Paul Gemignani recalls telling Sondheim early on. "He knew that we would need them, but he would not sit down and write them."
Sondheim, whose initial success was as a lyricist with Leonard Bernstein in "West Side Story" and Jule Styne in "Gypsy," composed his own music to go with his own lyrics in "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum." From that show on—with the exception of writing lyrics for Richard Rodgers' "Do I Hear A Waltz?" after the death of Rodgers' partner and Sondheim's mentor Oscar Hammerstein II—Sondheim would be the composer and lyricist for a string of shows that managed to revolutionize the Broadway musical.
"He's one of these people that comes along every so often, like a Gershwin or a Rodgers, someone you can learn a lot from if you're a composer or if you're a musician like me. And in this man's case, not only is he a musician, but he's a poet. That, to me, makes him very unique."
Despite his reputation as a lyricist, Gemignani insists that Sondheim's musical prowess is no less formidable. "I started out with him where people said, 'He writes great lyrics, but he can't write a melody.' Are you kidding me? He is a dramatist who writes to character completely. If you listen to all these musicals he wrote, tell me that the same man wrote 'Company' that wrote 'Into the Woods.' Tell me that that same man who wrote 'Follies' wrote 'Pacific Overtures.' They don't even sound alike. That is the most unique thing about him. It's like he's the Shakespeare of music. Read the rest of this entry »


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Another View: Auburn mayor's message for 2013By: Kevin Hanley, mayor of Auburn
In the early days of the Gold Rush, the area that would eventually become Auburn was initially called the North Fork Dry Diggings and Woods Dry Diggings. As the name "dry diggings" indicates, the prospectors faced a big problem. As the blistering heat of the summer of 1848 left the smaller streams bone dry, the miners faced the arduous task of physically transporting by wooden wheel barrel and other inefficient methods the dirt from the dry diggings to a larger water source to separate the gravel from the gold.
What did they do to solve this problem? The miners formed teams to build wooden flumes and miner's ditches to bring the water they needed to the dry diggings to, as they put it, "find the color."
By working together, they increased the chance of prospering together. They worked together to build homes, stores, livery stations, a post office, churches, civic organizations, a city government, the Hook and Ladder Company and the first telegraph company in California. Auburn became the county seat and the cross roads of the Gold Rush.
By 1851, $800,000 to a million dollars of gold dust a week was put on stagecoaches in Auburn and transported to Sacramento and San Francisco.
Teamwork created Auburn and has sustained our small historic town for over 163 years through the Great Depression, World Wars, and the Great Recession of 2009 and 2010. Although we are blessed by the natural beauty of the rolling hills of oak and pine and the confluence of the American River, I believe that teamwork is the real Auburn Advantage.
We will need the Auburn Advantage of robust and creative teamwork in order to meet the challenges of 2013. The federal and state governments have raised taxes and will raise taxes even further, which will impact Auburn's economy and jobs. The state government has already released 40,000 state prisoners and the Legislature will seek to further limit the autonomy of local governments like the City of Auburn.
I'm optimistic about Auburn's future because I have faith in three facts.
It's a fact that my City Council colleagues – Dr. Bill Kirby, Bridget Powers, Keith Nesbitt and Mike Holmes – all bring into the arena a wealth of experience, special areas of expertise, and a passion to improve the quality of life for residents in Auburn. When we work together, when we think and act Auburn first, we get excellent results.
It's a fact that city staff are smart problem-solvers who treat residents and business owners with respect and fairness and often go beyond the call of duty.
It's a fact that we have the most energetic and dedicated group of Auburn residents who volunteer and business owners that make this small town an incredibly enjoyable place to live.
With teamwork, we will meet the challenges of 2013. We will be opened-minded, creative and determined to improve public safety, create more jobs, wealth, a walkable community, pave more roads, be fiscally responsible, and expand our outdoor recreational opportunities in the American River Canyon.
In 1849, a settler got up in a meeting and recited the poem "Sweet Auburn" by Oliver Goldsmith. The early settlers were inspired not only by the words of the poem and by what they had accomplished in a short time and by what Auburn could be in the future. I believe that I speak for the entire City Council when I say that when we walk in town and talk to residents, we too feel inspired by the dedication of all those in our community who work to preserve and strengthen this one-of-a-kind place that we call Auburn.
Kevin Hanley serves as the mayor of Auburn.


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Jaymie Inouye, 16, (left), who plays Laurey, and Abe Nouri, 17, as Curly, share a romantic moment during Act I of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" which is Harrisonburg High School's spring production. (Photo by Michael Reilly / DN-R)
Aubtin Heydari, 18, who plays Ali Hakim the Peddler Man dances with Caroline Shank (Ado Annie) as Garrett Thompson (Will Parker) looks on during Act II. (Photo by Michael Reilly / DN-R)
Caroline Shank, 17, as Ado Annie, and Garrett Thompson, 17, as Will Parker, depict a secondary love story in "Oklahoma!" (Photo by Michael Reilly / DN-R)
With little more than two weeks left until opening night for Harrisonburg High School's spring production, Theater Director Stanley Swartz' office was consumed by costumes. They're hanging in rows,…
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VANCOUVER — The chess clubs of Felida Elementary, Thomas Jefferson Middle School, and Skyview High School are hosting the second annual Fall Kickoff Chess Tournament on Nov. 5. It will be open to all players, regardless of ability, from all school districts. There are separate sections for elementary and secondary students, plus a parents' section. Last year's tournament attracted 100 participants.
There is a special category for young students new to chess. More-experienced elementary players will have a qualifying tournament where they can advance to the state championships later in the year. Middle- and high-schoolers' results will be recorded with state and national chess organizations.
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Plans to build a four-block "park boulevard" on Seattle's Bell Street with fountains, lights, trees, play areas and other amenities are moving forward in Belltown.
Seattle's downtown vibe lives in Belltown. It's got the condo high-rises, hip restaurants and busy nightclubs. More than half of its 12,000 residents are under 45; nearly three- quarters are single.
But green areas and open space? Good luck finding that here. The tiny Regrade dog park at Third Avenue and Bell Street is pretty much it.
That's why plans to build a four-block boulevard on Bell Street with fountains, lights, trees, play areas and other amenities may be the start of something that other neighborhoods will want to copy.
Its success or failure to tamp down street crime will be closely watched.
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A final design draft will be up for review this spring. After that, construction could start this summer and the boulevard open by early next year, city officials say.
"It's great to build all these condos [in Belltown], but in 10 years, no one is going to want to be here — unless you have more public open spaces," said Tim Gallagher, superintendent of Seattle's Parks and Recreation Department.
As the city tries to attract more people to live downtown, he said, "the rest of the picture has to be there, too."
Known as the Bell Street Park project, the vision is this: From Fifth Avenue to First Avenue, Bell Street will be reduced to one westbound lane of traffic. The rest of the street will be turned into a pedestrian-only corridor. Ballard is pursuing similar plans on 14th Avenue Northwest.
The new boulevard, planners hope, will bring a positive, 24-hour element to the neighborhood. The goal is to "feel safe and comfortable whether you're walking through it at 10:30 in the morning — or 2:30 in the morning after leaving a club," said Patrick Donohue, project manager.
The city hopes the street will bring new retail, cafes, maybe a bookstore and other businesses that will make people want to sit, talk and linger. Landscaping and "swales" — berms that collect and clean rainwater — will make up the greenery.
First proposed in the 1998 Belltown Neighborhood Plan, the idea began moving forward after voters approved a $146 million parks levy in 2008. Last April, the city got $2.5 million of that for planning, design and construction for the 17,000-square-foot project.
City departments also worked together to make it happen, Gallagher said. Last year, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance transferring jurisdiction of the four blocks from the Seattle Department of Transportation to the parks department.
This helped keep costs down. Developing the street means parks officials won't have to buy property to convert to open space. And in Belltown, that could run as much as $600 per square foot, Gallagher said.
The crime concern
Why Bell Street? It's a main arterial. And it could use some improvement. Beer cans and cigarette butts litter the ground, and vacant storefronts speak to the troubled economy.
The neighborhood itself draws an eclectic mix. On any given day, 20- and 30-somethings punch security codes to shiny condos, while older adults in unwashed clothes hang out on street corners. The occasional busker will break into song.
One recent morning at Third Avenue and Bell Street, a woman stood on the sidewalk engrossed in a long conversation with herself, as button-down professionals rushed past.
Police cars cruise by the boutiques and restaurants, some of which don't open until 4 p.m.
Crime long a problem
As trendy as Belltown's reputation is, crime has long been a problem. Assaults, drug deals and robberies top the list, according to statistics from the Seattle Police Department.
A police report last year attributes a large number of home-invasion and armed robberies to "drug ripoffs among and between drug dealers."
The criminal activity has some merchants skeptical that the project can bring substantial change.
Sean Langan, owner of Amore Restaurant at Fifth and Bell, said the neighborhood doesn't need more trees or "places for drug addicts to hide."
He'd support the plan, he said, if police amped up patrols. Otherwise, "it doesn't show me much promise."
Dewey Potter, parks spokeswoman, said crime goes down when "you create a space that people want to come to."
She added that events at the boulevard, such as flea markets or live music, bring people together and help reduce criminal behavior.
Gathering place
Adrian Lambert, 26, moved to Belltown last May so he could walk to work at a nearby pet-food store. After living in Boston and New York, he said he wanted that vibrant city feel. Belltown seemed to fit.
But he soon saw what was lacking — a central gathering point. So he supports the boulevard.
Now, Lambert said, "people come from out of town, get blackout drunk and leave, maybe without hitting a pedestrian."
"If Belltown wants to be more of a community, it needs to be a little more believable. It needs to be less focused on what happens Friday and Saturday nights," he said.
Richard Nordstrom, president of the Belltown Community Council, said others are eager for the park to come together.
"It will be a place where the community will want to sit and have a cup of coffee, and where children can come and play," he said. "Belltown is on the verge of making a big change."
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Posted in thread: Spicy beer! on 07-27-2010 at 03:00 PM
I used habaneros in a stout a little while back. I created an extract by soaking them in vodka.
I then did some small scale tastings by buying a stout that was similar to what I was shooting
for, addi...
Posted in thread: GABF 2010. Who's Going? on 06-29-2010 at 02:46 AM
Flam- did you have to purchase a session ticket for Friday night as well?Yes, it is required
that you purchase a regular ticket to be able to attend the farm to table. For my hotel, I
ended up going w...
Posted in thread: GABF 2010. Who's Going? on 06-28-2010 at 08:43 PM
I just got my tickets for Thursday night, Friday farm to table and Saturday members session.
This will be my first time to go and I'm pretty damned excited about it. Any hotel
Posted in thread: Best Thermometer for Mashing temps on 06-28-2010 at 08:39 PM
I use the MTC Handheld from thermoworks with a 3' wire probe. I love it!
Posted in thread: craft beer availiable in texas to bring to Australia on 05-25-2010 at 04:32 PM
You could go here: believe Ben E. Keith is the only craft beer distributor around here. Their
website will give you a good idea of the brands and beers available in DFW.
Posted in thread: New Belgium In General on 05-02-2010 at 02:38 AM
+1 on La Folie. Great beer. I'm also a big fan of their seasonals. Mighty Arrow, Hoptober and
2-Below are all excellent beers.
Posted in thread: recreating a partigyle on 04-28-2010 at 03:18 AM
Since you know the types and proportions of the different grains and the OG, couldn't you just
adjust the quantities until your total runoff gives you the partigyle OG?