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IT IS HARDLY A POLITIC THING FOR A new groom to say, but Mike Kubeisy makes the confession anyway: if he had to do it all over again, he wouldn't. "If God had sat me down and said, 'Mike, I'm going to rock your world to the foundations, but at the end you're going to meet the love of your life. Do you want to go through with it?' I'd have said, 'Hell, no! I'm outta here, man!' "
Not even his bride of a month can blame him. Because Patricia Kubeisy, 38, knows that her new husband is referring not to the standard jolts and jitters engendered by love, but to the terrifying earthquake that shook Southern California one year ago this week, leaving 57 people dead and some 15,000 homeless—and bringing together the Kubeisys, passing acquaintances until just before dawn last Jan. 17. "At first I thought, 'Oh, it's just another quake,' " recalls Mike, 35, a freelance photographer, of the seismic jolt that lifted the three-story Northridge Meadows apartment building where he lived off its foundation and flung it back down with such force that the first floor collapsed, killing 16 residents. "But when it started growing, the noise was just astounding. And then, suddenly, it stopped. Silence. That was more terrifying than the noise."
Though his third-floor apartment door was wedged shut, he squeezed out to the hallway through a fissure in his foyer wall. Meanwhile, down the hall, Tricia Silden, office manager of an L.A. law firm, who had moved to the building shortly before her divorce in 1992, was trapped in her apartment. She was on her balcony, preparing to jump when, through the darkness, she heard the faint sound of a vaguely familiar voice. "Mike?" she called.
"Who's that?" he yelled back.
"Tricia, in 341. But I can't get out."
Minutes later, Mike managed to hoist up a chain ladder from the ground, and Tricia, dressed in thermal underwear, a bathrobe, a jacket, a muffler and a purse wrapped around her neck, began wobbling down. "God," she murmured, "whatever happens, this is in your hands." Then she called out to Kubeisy, who was steadying the ladder, "I may have to drop my robe. Should I?"
"That depends," he said. "What have you got on under there?"
Hanging in midair, she burst out laughing. But not for long. Seconds after reaching the ground, someone handed Tricia a flashlight and told her to point to a crack in a wall in what had, an hour earlier, been the ground-floor apartment of her 77-year-old neighbor, Ruth Wilhelm. Another resident crawled into the bedroom and returned with grim news: Ruth was dead. "I couldn't believe it," says Tricia. "I was shaking, in shock."
Kubeisy, meanwhile, had disappeared into the darkness of the building, searching for other residents in need. Tricia might never have seen him again had they not met, by chance, several weeks later at a get-together for survivors organized by a local Methodist church. Afterward, they strolled to a mini-mart, drank a soda and chatted. They ran into each other at the Northridge Meadows complex in early February, when residents were told they could retrieve their belongings from the unsound structure. Tricia was surprised at the intensity of her reaction when, from the lawn, she happened to see Mike through a window in his apartment. "Please, God," she prayed, "don't let anything happen to him."
Before he left, Kubeisy walked over to Tricia to say goodbye. "You know, if you ever just want to talk," he said, "call me." But it was he who called. The next thing Tricia knew, it was mid-June and she was learning how to Rollerblade with her athletic new boyfriend. "All of a sudden there was this 10-year-old kid speeding at us," recalls Kubeisy. "Tricia took a bad spill, fractured her wrist and took a bad shot to her tailbone. I took her to the emergency room, and while we were waiting, she kept saying she enjoyed herself and that when she got better, she would do it again. Right then I knew: 'This is the woman I want to spend the rest of my life with.' "
Sitting in the living room of their recently purchased two-story colonial home in Simi Valley, two miles from the now-demolished Northridge Meadows complex, Tricia laughs—and counts her blessings.
"Five bedrooms and two baths," she says.
"Make that four beds and one bonus room," corrects Mike. "We're going to redo one as a closet."
No argument from Tricia. And yet, she says, "sometimes I wonder, how did good fortune come of this?" Her smile fades as she thinks back to the earthquake. "I got marriage to Mike and a new life—and yet, two floors below me, my neighbor Ruth died. I've had a difficult time coming to terms with that. I believe in God's plan, but there really is no answer to the questions: 'Why me? Why her?' Even now, it troubles me. It will be with me until the day that I die."
F.X. FEENEY in Los Angeles
The Earth Moved
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28 March 2013: The UN Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries (UN-REDD) has released the February-March edition of its newsletter, highlighting activities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Indonesia, Pakistan, Panama, Solomon Islands and Tanzania.
In particular, the newsletter reports on progress by the Solomon Islands REDD+ Taskforce in preparing its National REDD+ roadmap and Pakistan's Ministry of Climate Change in launching its roadmap. The newsletter also highlights the visit of representatives from Tanzania to the DRC in order to share lessons learned on REDD+ forest monitoring.
The newsletter features an article on the launch of the independent evaluation of the REDD+ programme in Panama, following concerns raised by Panama's National Coordinating Body of Indigenous Peoples. Additional stories highlight activities in support of building technical expertise on REDD+ in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Ecuador, Nigeria, Tanzania and Zambia.
The newsletter also reports on the outcomes of a workshop highlighting the importance of land tenure for REDD+, and the results of studies on anti-corruption, the links between REDD+ and FLEGT, and the economics of forest carbon projects.
Finally, the report encourages comments on the UN Guide to Support Respect of Indigenous Peoples' Rights by Private Sector. [Publication: UN-REDD Newsletter Issue #36]


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Gentlemen, take note. The last Friday of each month, ladies head to Grand Wailea for Divas Night Out. This Friday's fun starts at the resort's Botero Bar, where you'll find live entertainment as well as Skinnitinis and SkinniBites.
"The Skinnitinis include the Creamsicle, the Pure Sunshine and the Spanish Martini, and they all have 150 calories or less," says the resort's director of public relations, Christina Yumul.
"The SkinniBites include artisan cheese plates, crab quesadillas and a variety of tapas. And, yes, there will be another Brighton Jewelry giveaway just like last time."
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Jana Arai (from left), Taylor Jerome and Sabrina Skiles sip Skinnytinis of 150 calories or less at last month's Divas Night Out that rocked the resort's Botero Bar.
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In addition, Grand Wailea will present another dinner in its Toast! series Friday at a cost of $100 per person in Humuhumunukunukuapua'a. It features five courses of gourmet food paired with wines by Ferrari-Carano. The winery's Jim Selfridge will be on hand to chat up guests.
Chef de Cuisine Isaac Bancaco will wow you with Na Pua basil hamachi sashimi with Hamakua tomato consomme, balsamic gelee and fresh mozzarella; followed by kombu-cured butterfish with foie gras won tons; Korean-style kalbi duck; and opakapaka Wellington with mushroom duxelle and twice-baked gruyere potato.
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The Olympic flag on Sunday was brought to the huge Christ the Redeemer statue on Corcovado Hill, the iconic symbol of Rio de Janeiro, in an ecumenical ceremony attended by municipal and religious authorities and representatives of civil society.
The flag, which this week has traveled through Brasilia and Rio's Complexo do Alemao "favela" or shantytown, arrived Sunday at the famous white statue of Christ that, with open arms, looks down over the teeming city of Rio, which is scheduled to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.
There, authorities held a religious ceremony that was attended by Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes.
Located in the heart of the Tijuca Nature Park, the 38-meter (125-foot) Christ statue rises above Corcovado Hill, which itself is 710 meters (2,308 feet) high and is considered to be a pilgrimage site as well as a major tourism draw.
The flag, which last Monday arrived in Rio from London, where this year's Summer Games recently concluded, was presented last Tuesday to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff.
The Olympic banner will remain on display at the City Palace, one of the seats of the city government, until the end of this year.
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green spike heels (trilogy)
she in green spike heels
tied me to a blarney stone
made me kiss for luck
green heels and stockings
with the dark seam down the back
her statuesque walk:
something I'll never forget
as she slowly walked away
touched me with velvet
the sparks dancing on my skin
her kiss electric
she hurt me like she meant it
'fore she slowly walked away
the pain ecstatic
I felt her masterful stroke
tightly bound to stone
knew my kiss had brought me luck
as she slowly walked away.
I would be lying
if I merely called her best
while tied tight to stone
she was the best to ever
wear stockings and green spike heels
Truth need be told, truth be in the tellin' happened long ago, 'fore the llennium gran-Patty says forty years since yellin' on that crazy day march niney-ate, some long time ago. Gran-Patty knows the word for she's done the tellin' each year since then. For as long as I 'member I've always heard her tellin' the tale the herstory when our clan began, so long ago, was 'fore the pet'roluem wars, dig-it-al age. Fine buildings stood tall, and men knew the lore, but rumble down world, the tumbling rage.
But I don't tell tellin', gran-Patty does, I walk to the place, the place of the clan to hear her voice a gain, and again coz when she stands 'fore us now, as time began, with the green shoes, worn from them years ago, yes dem tall shoes worn when her hair was red and she danced the dance on her red haired beau, the clan be silent, to hear what she said, to hear the tellin' of the strange tattoo, the strange blue tattoo left on a stranger. She was happy then, think him happy too caught in a fury, knew not the danger.
But I don't tell tellin', gran-Patty will, she'll stand 'fore us and tell of her wailin', of the ropes, and the strange, strange man she still 'members, and smiles. Standing at the railin' ready to start, I look to my own love see her fair red hair, and the tall green shoes, knowin' as decreed from far, far above, next tellin' be hers, not hers to refuse. I smile there at her, waitin' the tellin', knowin' her tattoos I'll soon be wearin' and her like gran-Patty will be yellin', and dancin' in tall green shoes so darin'.
But I don't tell tellin', gran-Patty's last, she's grown old 'memberin' and tellin' the word of the green spike heel clan and our long past. Every year now she's told it, and I heard, gazin' at her proud beauty, the hair red shinin' and turnin' white through the long years. The tellin's sometimes sad, her beau long dead, 'members him fondly, the tellin' with tears, sometimes 'members him happy: tellin' smiles. Gran-Patty's last tellin' about to start, the clan's gather'd here, some standing in aisles, and gran-Patty smiles and begins her art. I'll miss gran-Patty's tellin', but she knows must go join a green heel loving man from so long ago.
Truth need be told and truth be in the tellin'. Gran-Patty tole her last tellin' and now follows her beau. Now I tell the tellin' like she tole me for so many years. I learn'd the tellin', I learn'd the tales, I will tell the tellin' of "The Man Who Crossed the Sea."
Yes, Subserrate was a strange man, thought hisself a poet. 'e would write poems into a light machine, jus' press little buttons and poems would appear. 'e wanted to be famous, but all 'e was 'membered for was the strange poem of gran-Patty's green shoes. But 'e tried and tried to write more, but all we 'member is "Green Spike Heels". 'e decided 'e would cross the sea and write what 'e saw.
Twas after the pet'roluem wars and Subserrate 'ad to write the poems on paper. It 'urt 'is fingers and spellin' was bad, but 'e still wrote. 'e tole gran-Patty 'e would cross the sea. She was sad, but knew 'e 'ad to go, so she untied 'im, gave 'im a tattoo for luck and sent 'im off. Now, I never saw gran-Patty ever cry, but I 'eard tell, she 'ad a tear in 'er eye as Subserrate walked towards the sunrise.
I was one of the children that followed 'im some. We followed 'im till he got to the path where 'e said goodbye. As 'e walked away, 'e sang somethin' strange: "Follow the yellow brick road." I always wondered about that 'cause the path was black with white stripes. It was path number 40.
Anyway, 'e walked and walked, disappearin' as the sun rose. As 'e walked 'e saw many strange sights. Signs tole about villages and clans, some 'ad jus' numbers, some 'ad pretty pictures, but most of the signs tole of a wonderful place, a place across the sea.
Soon 'e reached the sea. Twas muddy brown, twistin' and splashin' all around. Subserrate could swim, but 'e didn't 'ave to swim the sea. There, standin' tall was a rusty, iron bridge: a bridge across the sea. As 'e walked out onto the bridge it creaked and moaned, and looking down 'e saw the sea beneath 'im, but 'e kept walking.
As 'e got across, he saw some more signs. They tole about somethin' called the "blues" and Beale Street. Subserrate smiled and kept walkin', 'eading for that street. When 'e got there 'e was so happy, 'e danced, and sang something strange, something about "Emerald City" and a wizard.
Now, I learn'd the tellin', I learn'd the tales, but I'll not ever understand why 'e took a black road that 'e called yellow to cross a brown sea to an emerald city and a street that was blue. But, truth need be told and truth be in the tellin'. So I'll tell the tellin', shhhh lissen!
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While all of Hollywood was in high gear prepping for the Academy Awards last week, Julia Roberts – an Oscar presenter – was kicking back with husband Danny Moder, enjoying a casual dinner out (without their newborn twins, Finn and Hazel) at Orlando's, a local eatery near their ranch in Taos, N.Mex. A casually dressed Roberts – who ordered one of her favorites: a chicken taco salad, avocado on the side, hold the onions – hugged her cameraman hubby several times during the meal and leaned over at one point to give him a smooch on the cheek. Though word of the Closer star's presence spread throughout the restaurant, fans didn't approach her table directly. Instead, "Everyone was heading to the rest room," which required passing by her table, says a spy. As the happy couple, who turned down dessert but took a quesadilla to go, made their way out, "She turned and waved and said, 'Thanks'" to the kitchen staff, and wished them a good evening, our spy reports.
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Meanwhile, in L.A. during the pre-Academy Awards frenzy: Best Actress nominee Catalina Sandino Moreno (Maria Full of Grace) may be relatively new to Hollywood, but she knew who to bring with her to W magazine's Oscars pampering party at the Four Seasons. Moreno strolled in celebrity stylist Jessica Paster, who immediately exclaimed: "Give us presents!" Subtle. After trying on and ordering some of designer Penny Preville's jewelry, Moreno, Paula Abdul and actresses Michelle Trachtenberg, Teri Polo and Ashley Scott took home comfy pajamas and slippers from Subtle Tones and sweet-smelling creams from Jaqua.
Speaking of Meet the Fockers' Teri Polo (currently starring on TV's The West Wing), we caught up with her again at a pre-Oscar party thrown by Revlon and Kwiat Jewelry at the Four Seasons Hotel. After she picked up a diamond necklace, we asked how it was working with screen legends Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand in the hit comedy. "They are so kind and down to earth. They treated me as if I was one of them! Which I'm not. I'm in awe of them," she said. "Barbra even gave me a funny welcome gift when we started filming: a white-chocolate boob on stick. That's how funny and easy she is. She's got a great sense of humor."
Why does this make us feel better?
Even statuesque Charlize Theron went into slim-down mode for the Oscars. Starting six weeks before the big night, we're told she used the Nutrifit home delivery system to help her stick to a 1,400-calorie-per-day plan. The company even developed a South African dish for her, bobotie, which is traditionally made with beef but which Nutrifit lightened up by using chicken. We're told Theron is also a fan of the company's double fudge cake. Other star customers include Owen Wilson and Will Ferrell – and we're told the Elf star has dropped 10 lbs.
Caught in the Act
Spotted Recently:
Mr. And Mrs. Smith actor David Keith, at L.A.'s Pacific Design Center pre-Oscar suites. Also spotted walking toward the suites: Mischa Barton and stylist George Blodwell.
Tim Robbins, at the tony Alpha Omega watch and jewelry store in Boston's Harvard Square. The owners bestowed upon the Oscar winner a congratulatory gift for his Hasty Pudding Award: an IWC watch valued at nearly $3,000. Robbins's response? "I never wear a watch – this is great!"
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More Stores Opening at The Collection
Businesses filling up The Collection at Riverpark in Oxnard
A shopping center that got a slow start during the recession is now filling up fast.
Chico's and Windsor have signed on to open next year at The Collection at Riverpark.
Chico's is private label women's retailer, Windsor is a Los Angeles-based store known for homecoming, prom and other special occasion dresses.
They will be in walking distance to the new Charming Charlie and Soma that have recently opened.
Also on the horizon is a two-story H&M slated to open in October.
The Collection at RiverPark is next to Highway 101 between the Vineyard and Oxnard exits. Shoppers will also find Target, Whole Foods and Century RiverPark 16 at the open-air specialty center.
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World Bank and Partners Host Symposium on Cities and Climate Change
2 July 2009: The fifth Urban Research Symposium, which took place from 28 June-1 July 2009, in Marseille, France, was co-organized by the World Bank, the French ministry of Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development and Town and Country Planning, and the French Agency for Development around the theme "Cities and Climate Change: Responding to the Urgent Agenda."
The event, which received the support of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT), the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) and other partners, brought together over 600 participants from 82 countries and aimed at advancing the research agenda on climate change from a city's perspective. The meeting focused on the following five research clusters: understanding and measuring how cities impact, and are impacted by, climate change; planning efficiently and effectively to increase the resilience of cities; improving management, coordination, and planning of cities to meet climate change challenges; understanding how and why cities respond to climate change; and understanding and reducing vulnerability of urban populations to climate change.
As a follow-up to the symposium, a handbook and a collection of research papers are expected to be produced. The handbook will focus on practical applications of dealing with the challenge of climate change and cities and will target decision makers. The collection of research papers will target academics and researchers. Both knowledge products will emphasize policy implications, including mitigation and adaptation strategies, as well as new options for financing policies and technologies. [Symposium Website]


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|Nebraska Center for Writers
Selected Publications
of Nellie Snyder Yost
Evil Obsession: The Annie Cook Story. Dageforde Publishing, 1997.
Trails of Yesterday. (as illustrator). U of Nebraska P, 1996.
Back Trail of an Old Cowboy. 1983.
Buffalo Bill: His Family, Friends, Fame, Failures, and Fortunes. 1979.
A Man as Big as the West: The Story of Ralph Hubbard. Pruett Publishing, 1979.
Before Today. 1976.
Medicine Lodge. 1970.
Boss Cowman. 1969.
The West That Was. 1965.
No Time on My Hands. 1963. Reprinted by U of Nebraska P, 1991.
Pinnacle Jake. 1951.
"Eyes of Nebraska Award," Nebraska Optometric Association
Tenth annual Spur Award for Boss Cowman, 1969 Western Heritage Wrangler Award, Cowboy Hall of Fame, for Buffalo Bill, 1979
Golden Saddleman, 1975
Nebraska Foundation Pioneer Award, 1982
Member, Aksarben Western Hall of Fame, 1982


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The Lusitano Alumni and Fans Association will host the 21st annual Western Massachusetts All-Star High School Soccer Awards Night on Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. at the Gremio Lusitano Club, Winsor Street in Ludlow.
The Lusitano Alumni and Fans will present formal recognition and awards to all players selected to The Republican's All-Scholastic first teams in boys and girls Divisions I, II and III. Special awards also will be presented to the Most Valuable Player in each division as selected by coaches.
The program will include a buffet dinner, guest speaker James Ziemba, of the Pioneer Valley Soccer Officials Association, and a presentation to longtime Cathedral High School boys soccer coach Joe Pantuosco.
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
"On the evening of November 4, 2003, David Larone Boone was sitting in the driveway of his Palmetto Park home when a driver of a white SUV pulled up and asked Boone a question. As Boone was speaking to the driver, an armed passenger exited the SUV and shot Boone to death. The gunman then reentered the SUV and fled the scene."
"John Elliot Hancock, his nephew and his nephew's girlfriend sat talking in a parked car outside a Lilac Street home in the Robynwyn subdivision October 3, 2012. Then a car drove by and gunshots rang out. Hancock was struck multiple times and was the only person hit. He was dead at the scene."
"When Don'ta Pringle left his Summerville home July 14, 2013, he had a lot to look forward to. It was the only night of the week when he could unwind and not worry about his landscaping job the next day. The 22-year-old planned to attend a concert in downtown Charleston - his first time hanging out on the peninsula. The next afternoon, he planned to spend time with his 1-year-old daughter, who meant the world to him. After the concert, as he talked with some young women outside a Meeting Street gas station, an SUV drove up. Someone started shooting. He never did get to see his daughter the next day. He died as he arrived at the hospital."
So read published reports of the murders of three young men over the past 10 years. Two of these murders have not been solved, according to community activist Louis Smith who is organizing a March and Rally Against Violence in memory of the three. In the third, Pringle's, two men have been charged.
"We want to urge the police to reopen these 'cold cases' and bring the families justice and closure," said Smith.
On Oct. 9, prior to the Summerville Town Council meeting, Smith held a press conference in front of town hall.
About 30 supporters gathered including members of the Boone and Pringle families. Smith told cameras that he would be speaking to the council at its meeting in a few minutes, asking it to form a task force to solve the cold cases.
Community Organizer Thomas Dixon of The Coalition - People United to Take Back Our Community in N. Charleston - also spoke.
"We want to work with the police," said Dixon, "to stop the violence in our community…if we don't who will?"
Summerville Police Department PIO Jon Rogers says the cases are still under investigation.
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If nothing else, at least Lisa Lisa is still pop music's reigning Collaboration Queen. Her three previous records featured Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam with Full Force. This time it's Lisa and Cult Jam with Full Force and C + C Music Factory. Sounds more like a streetwise law firm.
This creative fusion adds up to less than the sum of its parts. Hitmakers Robert Clivllés and David Cole (the Music Factory's C and C) wrote and produced one half of this album, with Full Force's funksters doing the other. Their handiwork didn't give Lisa a bad record, just a not very distinctive one.
The C + C songs reflect the producers' trademark '90s disco sound, minus the rock muscle that makes the Music Factory hum. The Full Force side is a bit better because there's some real funk going on, putting Lisa's sultry-but-sweet voice to good use.
Still, whether it's dreamy ballads ("Don't Say Goodbye") or rap ("Let the Beat Hit 'Em") or percussive groove machines ("I Like It, I Like It"), there isn't a song here that won't remind you of a hit from any dance diva. You'll probably hear lots of Hell's Kitchen on the radio. You just won't remember much of it two months from now. (Columbia)
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The Enchanting Chanterelle
When fall arrives and it's chanterelle mushroom season, it's time to slow down, set your sites low and search the forest floor for these beautiful and tasty wild gems. For advice on hunting and cooking the elusive fungi, I talked to Leather Storrs, mushroom sleuth and chef at Noble Rot in Portland.
What is the best time to look for chanterelles?
About a week after significant rainfall in autumn. The last week in September, all of October and into November, provided there's no hard frost.
What kind of environment do chanterelles thrive in?
I usually find them under bigger conifers. Good understory indicators include moss, Oregon grape & vine maple.
Where can you find them in Oregon?
The Coast Range, both sides, and in the Columbia River Gorge.
Can you offer some tips on hunting?
Stay low and turn around frequently. Sometimes it's all about the vantage point. Other mushrooms often suggest the environment is right.
How about storage? How soon do you want to use them?
I store chanterelles in the fridge in a shallow layer, covered by a dishcloth (not a lid). They are best fresh but will keep for four days, depending on moisture content. Wet mushrooms degrade faster.
What makes them so good?
The thrill of the hunt is the best seasoning, but I like them for their nutty, earthy taste with a hint of apricot. When cooked hot, quickly and in small batches, the flavor takes on a toasty quality and the texture has a terrific, short fiber "snap."
Why do Oregon chefs get so excited about chanterelles?
Besides being delicious, Chanterelles are the most plentiful of our Oregon mushrooms, so they are the least expensive while still having that wild cache. They lend themselves to myriad applications, and they are beautiful. Most chefs I know love hunting for them because the reward can be so astonishing.
How do you like to prepare them?
It's important to keep their texture firm, I think, so I advocate small batches in a screaming hot pan with a tiny bit of oil. After the mushrooms hit the pan, season them with salt and pepper and don't touch them. After one minute, toss them gently or stir them around.Cook for one minute more. The pan should always sizzle. If the sound goes away, you've added too many mushrooms or it's not hot enough. When each batch is done, and it out onto a sheet pan.
Once I've quick cooked what I need, I might sweat some shallots and thyme in butter, add minced garlic, the mushrooms, parsley, a nut of butter and a squirt of lemon juice. That's a classic group of mushroom seasonings, which supports the flavor without overwhelming it.
Storrs said he was looking forward to foraging for mushrooms with a group of his chef friends. "It is a very restorative thing for me. It is a nice way to get back into my thinking about food."
From the Willamette Valley, another Oregon chef shares his chanterelle passion with this quick and delicious recipe.
Chanterelle Fried Rice
From Matt Bennett, owner and chef at Sybaris in Albany
Serves 4
Canola oil
1/2 pound chanterelles, cleaned and sliced
2 Tablespoons chopped garlic
1 Tablespoon chopped ginger
1 bunch Swiss chard, stems sliced fine and leaves chopped
2 cups cold, cooked rice
1/4 cup soy sauce
Heat a wok over high heat. Add enough canola oil to film the pan. Add mushrooms and stirfry to wilt. Add garlic and ginger and cook until fragrant. Stir in chard stems and cook until just tender. Add rice, all the while stirring. Let rice toast a bit. Stir in chard leaves and soy sauce. Cook 30 seconds more. This is awesome with a fried egg on top or a great side dish for almost anything.
Editor's note: read more about Matt Bennett's journey to building a tasty empire in small town Albany here.
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I seem to remember hearing that it is best to cut the mushroom, as you were doing, so that there would be more next year. Is that correct?
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Hello I'm so ready for this season, I've been a forager most of my life. Raised that way. Question would anyone out there kno
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Woodland Travels was founded in 1995 by Mr. Win Aung as a way to share with the world the immense cultural and biological diversity of his Myanmar homeland. Win Aung spent much of the first part of his career living in the forests of Myanmar doing forestry doing work. This work enabled him to develop a deep understanding of SE Asian ecology as well as the various tribal groups that make their home in Myanmar's dense forests. Win Aung's over 30 years in the forests have been punctuated with stints in some of Myanmar's most austere monasteries in which he continues to undertake long stints of Vipassana meditation.
After emerging from the forests and monasteries, Win Aung began building local and international partnerships needed for high-end ecotourism operations.
Woodlands view of tourism is one that seeks to offer travelers more than simply relaxing escapes into an exotic SE Asian landscape. Though Woodlands certainly offers some of the most indulgent and relaxing vacations possible in Asia, we also enable participants to go deeper into the travel experience, to see more than just towering Buddhist monuments and the inside of opulent boutique hotels. At Woodlands it is understood that in order for people to truly immerse in the landscape and cultures of Myanmar, tours that emphasize interaction with the people and close observation of nature are needed. Over the years Woodlands has refined the ecotourism experience in Myanmar through perfectly balancing the rejuvenating luxury of the spa with the intellectual stimulation and physical challenge of cultural and wilderness immersion.
These ideas began to coalesce into the finished tourism products now on offer from Woodlands with the addition of Jon Miceler to the Woodlands team of Directors. Jon brings to Woodlands over 18 years experience in Asia's ecotourism and adventure tourism industry. Jon is the founder of High Asia, an adventure tourism company that continues to offer some of the most cutting edge ecotours in Asia. Jon is also the founder of Inner Asian Conservation, a non-profit dedicated to the conservation of nature and indigenous cultures at the tri-junction of India/Myanmar and China (Tibet). Jon and Win Aung met in Manhattan at a conference on tiger conservation at the Museum of Natural History. At this conference both men were presenting on ways ecotourism can function as a mechanism for conservation and sustainable development.
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Jon and Win Aung have both witnessed vast swathes of Asia's wilderness disappear over the last 2 decades. Ecotourism is one of the few industries that values wilderness and local culture in their original form. Woodlands understands that if any wilderness and cultural diversity is to remain in Myanmar it is incumbent on companies such as Woodland Travels to give back to land and people that make Myanmar unique. All of Woodlands diverse travel options are designed to impart the importance of cultural and environmental conservation to both the traveler and the local communities in which our activities take place.
The Woodlands Difference
Woodlands is the only company in Myanmar that gives back to the land and people in tangible ways. Win Aung and Jon Miceler have designed ecotours in some of Myanmar's most exotic locations-many of which lie on the Indo-Myanmar border. These areas of Rahkine and Sagaing Divisions, the Chin Hills, Kachin State and the Mergui Archipelago are extremely rich in cultural and biological diversity. The Hukaung Valley in Kachin State and areas of northern Sagaing division are home to some of the last viable populations of tiger. The Moken boat people of the Mergui region and the Naga tribes of northern Sagaing are some of the most culturally fascinating people in Asia. Because of this they are increasingly becoming tourist attractions and their culture is at risks of commodification. In order to halt the homogenizing effects of mass tourism and properly educate all stakeholders (tourists, tour companies and the local people themselves), Woodlands partner Jon Miceler and Inner Asian Conservation are undertaking community based ecotourism capacity building initiatives along the Indo-Myanmar and Indo-China borders. This works builds on highly successful programs of similar nature spearheaded by Miceler in Tibet and India.
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Woodlands is constantly adding new destinations. We regularly guide trips into the Myanmar's most exotic destination ranging from the unexplored summits of Myanmar Himalayan wilderness in the Hkakaborazi nature reserve, to tropical splendor of the islands of the Mergui Archipelago. Woodlands has pioneered expeditions along Old Burma Road through Kachin state, toured on elephant the jungles of Alaungdaw Kathapa National Park, hiked through remote tribal villages in Shan and Chin states, discovered hidden animistic forest temples of the Naga in Sagaing Division, sea kayaked the mangrove forests of the Ayeyarwaddy delta region and the western Rakhine coastal region and the eastern Shan State. If you are in search of new, unexplored destinations Woodlands is the outfitter for you. When you contact us, ask about our latest exploratory journeys and ready yourself for the experience of a lifetime.
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Myanmar's cultural and historical wealth rival that of its heavy-weight neighbors China and India. How best to experience this cultural wealth without being overwhelmed by the sheer number of monasteries, temples, diverse peoples and natural landscapes? Many a traveler to Myanmar or other exotic lands is initially dazzled by this immense cultural and geographic diversity, but risks cultural overload. With Woodlands, our itineraries are balanced specifically to avoid cultural overload. We have carefully designed our tours of Bagan, Yangon, Inlay, Sagaing, Mandalay, Sittawe and other 'must see' sites, in ways that balance monument viewing, with human interaction, expert lectures and healthy doses of pure relaxation during which the days experiences are quietly absorbed.
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No matter how meticulously designed your tour, it risks failure without expert guides. Our guides are the face and personality of Woodland Travels. All of our guides are experts in their specific locale. Myanmar is a vast country, our guides are locally recruited so that no matter where you wish to travel in Myanmar your guide will speak the local dialect and lead you with the confidence of one showing a guest around his/her own home. Whether you want to summit an unclimbed peak in Kachin state, discover a rare wildflower or bird in the Chin Hills, Woodlands has a guide that can help you realize your goal. From a cultural standpoint, Woodland's guides can reveal to you the mystery behind the countless pagodas of Bagan, help you understand the spirituality behind Burmese Nat worship at Popa Mountain or the subtle insights gleaned by generations of monks through Theravadan Buddhist practice. Travel with Woodlands and you will leave Myanmar not only with a depth of insight not possible with other companies, but also with new found friends.
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Tenor Vittorio Grigolo will be signing copies of his latest album, The Romantic Hero at the ROH Shop on 15 November. The Italian singer will appear after the General Rehearsal of L'elisir d'amore between 2.30 and 3.30pm.
Grigolo made his Royal Opera debut in 2010 as Des Grieux in Manon, and has since returned to sing the title role in Faust, Alfredo Germont in La traviata, the Duke of Mantua in Rigoletto and Rodolfo in La bohème for The Royal Opera.]]>
Soprano Jessye Norman will be signing copies of her recently-released autobiography Stand Up Straight and Sing at the ROH Shop on 19 July. The legendary American singer will appear between matinee and evening performances of La bohème, 5–6pm.
After training in the US, Jessye Norman moved to Europe and appeared at opera houses including Deutsche Oper Berlin. She made her Royal Opera debut in 1972 as Cassandra in The Trojans, returning for roles including the titular heroine of Ariadne auf Naxos in 1985.
Over the years, she's become known for her performances of Wagner operas, has won five Grammy awards and was awarded the National Medal of Arts – the highest honour given for artistic achievement in the United States – in 2009. She is actively involved in the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, a tuition-free performing arts programme in her hometown of Augusta, Georgia.
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Former Royal Ballet Principal and current 'Strictly Come Dancing' judge Darcey Bussell will be signing copies of Darcey Bussell: A Life in Pictures at the Royal Opera House Shop on on 17 December from 3.15-4.15pm
The book is a retrospective of her career through beautiful images taken by a number of photographers, including Mario Testino and Bryan Adams.
The signing follows Darcey presenting the live cinema relay of The Royal Ballet's Nutcracker on 12 December.
Darcey danced with The Royal Ballet from 1988 to 2007 and was made a Principal aged just 20 in 1989. She danced the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker on a number of occasions, as well as other iconic roles such as Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, Odette/Odile in Swan Lake and Giselle in Giselle.
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Royal Ballet Principal Guest Artist Carlos Acosta will be signing copies of his debut novel Pig's Foot at 4.30pm on 16 November at the Royal Opera House Shop.
The novel, which was selected as one of the Waterstones Eleven for the best fiction debuts of 2013, explores the tumultuous history of Cuba across three generations through the eyes of its narrator Oscar Kortico. Full of dark comedy, magical history and startling revelations, the novel takes the reader on a journey from a tiny hamlet in the deep south of Cuba at the time of slavery (Pata de Puerco or Pig's Foot), to the sprawling city of Havana in the 1990s.
The book has received largely positive reviews, with many commenting on the similarities to Latin literary icons Gabriel Garcia Márquez and Jorge Luis Borges.
For a sneak preview, read the first chapter.
Pig's Foot is Carlos's first fictional work. In 2007 he released his autobiography No Way Home. A UK best-seller, the book details his story from dancing in the streets of Havana to life as an international ballet star.
He has been just as busy on-stage as off. Carlos's new production of Don Quixote, his first full-length work for The Royal Ballet, had its world premiere earlier this Season. It was also screened live in cinemas across the globe in October.
Pig's Foot is available to buy both in store and online in the Royal Opera House Shop.]]>
Opera superstar Angela Gheorghiu will be in the Royal Opera House Shop to sign copies of her recordings after the matinee performance of La rondine on Sunday 21 July at approximately 4pm.
Gheorghiu, who is singing the role of worldly-wise courtesan Magda, recently performed to 1000s across the UK when La rondine was relayed live as part of BP Big Screens. Read audience reactions to the screening.
Charles Castronovo as Ruggero Lastouc and Angela Gheorghiu as Magda de Civry in La rondine © ROH / Catherine Ashmore 2013
Angela Gheorghiu as Marguerite and Vittorio Grigòlo as Faust in Faust © Catherine Ashmore / ROH 2012
She has a substantial discography, and a wide range of her CDs and DVDs will be available to buy in store beforehand, including La rondine, on both DVD and CD, and her latest release 'Angela Gheorghiu sings Verdi'.
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Man waives hearing in Erie assault case
An Erie man accused of assaulting a woman at a westside residence in January faces trial on two charges filed in the case after waiving his preliminary hearing Thursday.
Walter F. Sargent, 27, waived his hearing before Erie 6th Ward District Judge Dominick DiPaolo on charges of simple assault and recklessly endangering another person in the Jan. 13 attack at a residence in the 2600 block of Cochran Street.
Prosecutors withdrew charges of aggravated assault and terroristic threats during Sargent's brief court appearance Thursday morning.
Sargent remains in the Erie County Prison on $7,500 bond.
Erie police accused Sargent of throwing porcelain coffee cups at a woman's face, punching her in the head and slamming her head against an archway in the residence, according to the criminal complaint.
Police arrest suspect in Erie attempted robbery
An Erie man was jailed Thursday on charges in an attempted robbery in downtown Erie in November.
Justin C. Spence, 34, was taken into custody in the first block of West 24th Street shortly after 3:30 a.m. Thursday on charges filed by Erie police Detective Sgt. Barry Snyder on Feb. 7.
Spence is accused of approaching a woman at Fifth and State streets at about 1:40 p.m. on Nov. 21 and asking the woman if she had any change.
When the woman said no, police said Spence pulled out a knife and told the woman that they could go to an ATM, according to the criminal complaint.
The woman ran off and was uninjured in the robbery, police said.
Spence, who was listed as homeless, was arraigned Thursday morning by Erie 5th Ward District Judge Joseph Lefaiver on charges of criminal attempt at robbery and terroristic threats.
He was placed in the Erie County Prison on $10,000 bond.
Burglar steals jewelry, cash in Venango Township
WATTSBURG -- State police are investigating the theft of cash, jewelry and savings bonds from a Venango Township residence in a burglary on Wednesday.
The burglary happened sometime between 7:45 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. Wednesday at a residence in the 11700 block of Hill Road, according to police.
Someone entered a garage through an unlocked door and then kicked in a door leading to the house.
Stolen in the burglary were cash, a gold engagement ring and several savings bonds, police said.
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David Gillen and David M. Levinson are pleased to announce the publication of Assessing the Benefits and Costs of Intelligent Transportation Systems
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The 17 chapters in this book, which evolved from a conference on measuring the contributions of ITS sponsored by the California Department of Transportation in February 2002, examine the costs and benefits of ITS in an economic and business policy context.
Section 1 examines the broad theme of how and what ITS contributes to the economy and how one makes a business case for ITS. Section 2 includes three chapters on ITS applications in mass transit. Section 3 explores ITS applications in the automobile/highway system. Section 4 considers integrative issues including how ITS is perceived and how it can be positioned to improve surface transportation.
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1. Assessing the Investment in ITS: An Introduction – David Gillen and David Levinson
2. Public-Private Partnering: ITS in Highway Investment – David Lewis
3. Benefit measures, values, and future impacts if ITS – Dan Brand
4. Making the Case for ITS Investment – Douglass Lee
5. Bus Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) Systems – Mark Hickman
6. Case Study: The Impact of Advanced Technology on a Small City Bus System – Edward Sullivan and Jeffrey Gerfen
7. Beyond Benefits and Costs: Understanding Outcomes of ITS Deployments in Public Transit – Genevieve Giuliano, Thomas O'Brien
8. Traffic Signal Control Systems – Alex Skabardonis
9. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Ramp Meters: Evidence from the Twin Cities Ramp Meter Shut-off – Lei Zhang and David Levinson
10. Electronic Toll Collection and Variable Pricing – Mark Burris
11. Freeway Service Patrols: A Stated Preference Analysis of Insurance Values – Pavithra Parthasarathi, David Levinson, and David Gillen
12. Advanced Traveler Information Systems: Relationships to Traveler Behavior – Asad Khattak , Felipe Targa, Youngbin Yim
13. Travel Time Reliability : Using Real-time Loop Detector Data to Estimate Mixed Logit Route Choice – Henry Liu, Will Recker and Anthony Chen
14. Traffic Management Systems – Wei Chen and David Levinson
15. Advanced Traffic Management System Data – Robert Bertini
16. ITS in Europe: An Economic Evaluation – Reinaldo Garcia
17. Mainstreaming Intelligent Transportation Systems: Findings from a Survey of California's Leaders – Elizabeth Deakin
18. Information Systems to Improve Surface Transportation: Directions for Intelligent Transportation Systems Assessment and Development – Tom Horan


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Yesterday morning, the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a hearing on "International Proposals to Regulate the Internet," focusing on the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT), an important treaty-writing event set to take place in Dubai this December. The WCIT is organized by an UN agency called the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a slow-moving and bureaucratic regulatory organization established in 1865 to oversee telegraph regulations. The ITU Member States adopted a legally binding set of telecommunication regulations in 1988, and now some countries are seeking to expand those regulations to cover the Internet.
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Privacy advocates in the United Kingdom got the unfortunate opportunity to say "we told you so" last week, following revelations that nearly 1,000 civil servants working at the UK government's Department for Work and Pensions had been disciplined for accessing citizens' private and confidential data, including criminal records, employment histories and social security details. More than 150 of those data breaches occurred at the Department for Health, an agency tasked with providing health services – and maintaining all UK medical records.
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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) will hold the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT-12) in December in Dubai, an all-important treaty-writing event where ITU Member States will discuss the proposed revisions to the International Telecommunication Regulations (ITR). The ITU is a United Nations agency responsible for international telecom regulation, a bureaucratic, slow-moving, closed regulatory organization that issues treaty-level provisions for international telecommunication networks and services.
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The SPI-PRO is a SpiroLock™ Universal Projector Mount with a weight capacity of 45 lb. It adapts to 1.5" NPT and features a internal safety mechanism which holds the projector securely in place during detachment. It has an easy release to staging position to allow the projector to be removed with both hands, and universal mounting legs to reach a large variety of projector mounting points. The SPI-PRO comes with a ceiling plate and threaded pipe nipple, and features Radial Glide® to allow for quick and easy, tool-free projector alignment. This two-piece mount allows separate ceiling and projector installation, then twists and locks together.
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The Genetic Alliance and the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) started an initiative to explore the use of a technology-enabled, crowdsourcing approach to patient engagement as a complement to ongoing patient-focused drug development efforts under the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA V).
As part of the reauthorization of PDUFA, the FDA committed to gain the patient perspective on 20 disease areas in public meetings to be held between 2012 and 2017.
"PhRMA is fully supportive of FDA's efforts to advance patient-focused drug development and seeks to contribute additional patient-driven data that reflect a range of patient perspectives on issues such as severity of conditions and unmet medical needs over time," said Sascha Haverfield, Ph.D., vp of scientific and regulatory affairs at PhRMA.
After issuing a Request for Proposals, Genetic Alliance chose advocacy organizations representing three disease areas that will be the focus of FDA patient-focused drug development public meetings in 2014 and 2015. The patient communities in these three disease areas will utilize a crowdsourcing, technology-enabled method to gathering input from a diverse set of patients on key benefit-risk questions.
"Using the Platform for Engaging Everyone Responsibly (PEER), there is an opportunity to demonstrate the power of a secure, crowdsourced approach to provide additional insight into patients' experience with a disease or condition," explained Sharon Terry, president and CEO of Genetic Alliance. "The organizations we selected are experts at broad and diverse engagement from the very people that have a vested interest in patient-focused drug development. We are excited to engage these communities."
The following organizations were selected to engage the sickle cell disease community: North Alabama Sickle Cell Foundation, Sickle Cell Disease Association of America-Southern Connecticut, Sickle Cell Warriors, and the William E. Proudford Sickle Cell Fund.
The Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis was chosen to engage the idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis community.
The Gastroparesis Patient Association for Cures and Treatments, and Share and Care Cockayne Syndrome Network were selected to engage the irritable bowel syndrome, gastroparesis, and gastroesophageal reflux community.
Genetic Alliance will provide the participating organizations with a customized version of the PEER system, through which they will engage in a systematic collection of affected individuals' perspectives on a condition's severity and current unmet medical needs, according to Terry, who added that Private Access is Genetic Alliance's technology partner for this project.
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Cancer patients could get hit by higher costs under Obamacare.
Industry analysts are warning of thousands of dollars in new expenses for medications under Obamacare.
The higher costs could hit those suffering from chronic diseases such as cancer or rheumatoid arthritis and costs could vary depending on where you live.
Some states are allowing insurers to charge patients bigger drug co-pays to keep premiums down.
In California, patients would pay up to 30 percent of the cost. For a popular cancer drug called Gleevec, that could mean $2,000 or more a month, according to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
New York's flat dollar copayments for medications would not exceed $70 a month, including "specialty" drugs.
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