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Michael Banks is the most talented runner living and racing in South Carolina now and is making a strong case for being among the most elite resident runners ever.
What is it?
In a select group of persons, exercise can produce a spectrum of allergic symptoms ranging from a skin irritation to a life-threatening anaphylactic reaction. Based on symptoms, the diagnosis can be exercise-induced urticaria or anaphylaxis.
Classified as physical allergies, managing acute episodes can including taking antihistamines, epinephrine and ceasing exercise. Long-term care may require modification of or abstinence from exercise, avoidance of co-precipitating factors (other allergens) and the prophylactic use of medications such as antihistamines and mast cell stabilizers (inhalers, nasal sprays and eye drops).
Exercise-induced anaphylaxis has been described at all levels of physical exertion and during various athletic activities. In susceptible persons, ingestion of certain foods or medications before physical activity may be a predisposing factor. Aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) have been the most frequently implicated medications. Foods that have been implicated include seafood, celery, wheat and cheese.
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Banks, who is 27 and works at the Charleston School of Law, has broken long-standing state records in the 12K and 15K and was just four seconds shy of breaking the half-marathon record in November 2013. And his recent times of 14 minutes, 16 seconds in the 5K and 29:54 in the 10K put him within striking distance of those prestigious state records, as well.
"I think (breaking) all of the state records are do-able for me. Over the next year, I would like to break the 5K, 8K, 10K and half marathon (records)," says Banks, adding that the toughest challenge in chasing records is learning to push himself while racing alone.
If the former Georgetown Hoya runner isn't breaking state records, he's setting new course records and sweeping up enough prize money to make a modest living out of running races.
But following an incident during on a run on an unusually warm, humid day on Dec. 1, 2013, just days after he won the Turkey Day Run in a record-breaking 14:27, word spread in the local running community that Banks was "allergic to his own sweat."
Allergic to sweat?
Banks, who grew up in Massachusetts but has family in Charleston, first started breaking out in hives while running in the summer of 2005. It started around his armpits, then over the next year, progressed to his neck, chest and around his waist where the waistband of his shorts touched his skin.
The allergy seemed related to sweat or sweat-soaked clothing.
Seasonal allergies developed after the hives started and progressed to itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose during the spring. Despite the hives and seasonal allergies, Banks says he never felt like it was a hindrance or serious issue requiring medication.
In the weeks leading up to Turkey Day last fall, Banks suffered from more severe breakouts.
"During my runs my whole body would be covered in a rash and itch like crazy. Usually I would have to take a Benadryl as soon as I finished my run. There were a few runs that I cut short because I was worried about it," says Banks.
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On Dec. 1, 2013, Banks set out for a 10-mile run and started breaking out and itching.
"My back itched so much about six miles in that I took off my shirt thinking it might be causing irritation. A few minutes later I began experiencing symptoms that were completely new to me. My ears began to feel really warm and I felt like they were starting to close, as if they were swelling shut," says Banks.
When he felt his uvula (the fleshy flap at the back of the throat) and tongue swelling, he became worried he was going into anaphylactic shock and made a bee-line for home. Before getting there, he stopped at his aunt and uncle's house to ask if they had Benadryl. They didn't but decided Michael, who was in a rare panic and having a hard time speaking, needed to go to the emergency room.
On the way, Banks started feeling better and collected himself. At the ER, the nurses asked what was wrong, he adds because "most likely because I was acting pretty normal and nonchalant."
"When I took off my shirt and they saw my rash, there was definitely a 'whoa' factor (and they said) we've got to get some drugs in you ASAP," recalls Banks.
The diagnosis (sort of)
Later that month, Banks went to see Dr. Bruce Ball at Charleston Allergy & Asthma, who diagnosed it as exercise-induced urticaria and anaphylaxis, though last week described it as "very irregular and erratic."
As the name implies, the rare allergic reaction is caused by exercise and ranges from skin irritation to anaphylaxis, a severe, whole-body reaction that can result in shock or even cardiac and respiratory arrest. The condition is different from the much more common exercise-induced asthma.
Ball put Banks on a combination of Allegra and Zantac, urged him to carry an EpiPen (injectable epinephrine) on runs, and on hard training efforts, to run with friends, which is easier said than done with Banks.
So far, that's been good advice. Still, neither Ball nor Banks can't pinpoint what is causing his allergic reactions. A blood test taken last week may bear some answers this week.
Ball suspects that it may be a food that Banks eats in the hours just before a run, but that those foods usually show up as positive allergens in tests. Banks hasn't tested positive for food allergies in tests but suspects a gluten-intolerance because his younger sister has it.
"I've started cutting out gluten, but am waiting to hear the results of all the tests before going gluten-free. A gluten intolerance would certainly explain several things, including my feeling of being anemic the last several weeks," says Banks.
In the meantime, Ball says Banks has to be on high alert during runs for having a threatening combination of symptoms.
"For him, if he's running real hard and gets hot and sweaty and breaks out in hives, he's going to have to assess the other symptoms," says Ball, noting that those symptoms can range from tongue swelling to stomach cramps and nausea.
"Once he has two symptoms involved, he's got to use that EpiPen ... which will give him time to get to an emergency care facility," says Ball, adding that the condition is potentially life-threatening.
No worries
Banks, and even his loved ones, seem to be taking the condition all in stride.
His mother, Lucy Hawk Banks, says she was never worried about Michael's allergy until the episode last fall and that, for now, she's not too concerned.
"It would be nice to get to the bottom of this," says Banks, noting the seemingly growing number of environmental allergies in recent years.
Banks, who along with her husband, was a collegiate runner at Virginia Tech, says Michael is working on figuring out the problem and that, barring any more severe reactions or progress, doesn't see the need for him to pull back on running.
"I haven't scaled back my running despite things that have happened to me over the years. So I'm in no position to tell him or anybody that. If it got to the point where I thought it was detrimental to his health, then yeah, I might say that (scale back)," says Banks.
Banks' girlfriend, Katherine Selheim, says she was worried until the trip to the ER, and that she's just making a more concerted effort to keep tabs on knowing how long he expects to run.
As for Banks, he says the allergy isn't hindering his running and seems to have returned to the level prior to last fall, with mild breakouts.
"The worst part is definitely getting used to running with the EpiPen, but it's an annoyance I'm more than happy to embrace," he says.
Reach David Quick at 937-5516.
Since December, Michael Banks runs and races with an EpiPen, the trade name for an epinephrine autoinjector that delivers a measured dose of adrenaline, in the event he suffers from another episode of anaphylaxis.×
Banks says the worst part of of dealing with his allergy, so far, is definitely getting used to running with the EpiPen, but its an annoyance Im more than happy to embrace.×
Banks of Charleston has dominated the South Carolina race scene for a year and a half. Within the first mile of last fall Isle of Palms Connector Run, he had already put a large gap between himself and the top runners in both the 5K and 10K. Banks won the 10K in a course record of 30:42.×
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Review of baseline fluorescein angiograms confirmed the absence of neovascular AMD in fellow eyes of 364 participants at risk. Subjects were eligible for a minimum of 2 years of follow-up with angiograms of eyes at risk reevaluated to estimate incidence rates of choroidal neovascularization (CNV) and to characterize these lesions.
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Incident lesions were confirmed in 98 fellow eyes of participants, yielding 2- and 4-year cumulative incidence rates of 22% and 37%. Incident lesions were predominantly CNV in 87 fellow eyes (90%), extrafoveal in 29 fellow eyes (30%), and juxtafoveal in 9 fellow eyes (9%). Occult without classic CNV lesions were found in 64 eyes (67%), minimally classic CNV and predominantly classic CNV lesions in 12 eyes (13%) each, and predominantly blood lesions in 4 eyes (4%). Nearly two-thirds of all incident lesions were 3 disc areas or smaller in size. Median visual acuity decreased from 20/25 at baseline to 20/250 at the 4-year follow-up in fellow eyes with incident CNV.
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Cumulative percentage of all fellow eyes that had incident choroidal neovascularization (CNV) by follow-up examination time. Solid line indicates estimated percentage; bars, 95% confidence intervals. Number of fellow eyes at risk at each examination time, number of eyes with incident CNV observed at that examination, and number censored following that examination are shown below the horizontal axis.
Cumulative percentage of fellow eyes in each Submacular Surgery Trials (SST) group that had incident choroidal neovascularization (CNV) by follow-up examination time. Solid line indicates fellow eyes of patients whose study eyes had predominantly hemorrhagic lesions at enrollment in the SST; broken line, fellow eyes of patients whose study eyes had predominantly CNV at time of SST enrollment. Numbers of fellow eyes at risk at each examination time, numbers of eyes with incident CNV observed at that examination, and numbers censored following that examination are shown below the horizontal axis.
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Wonderful good Pennsylvania Dutch treats of apples and cinnamon wrapped in flaky pastry make the apple dumpling sales a success for the consumer and the Back to the Cloister Fund used to return original artifacts to the museum.
Pre-orders can be placed for 5 or more dumplings, free delivery for orders of 20 or more dumplings. There is no charge to pick up apple dumplings, but regular admission is required to tour the historic site.
Sunday, October 9
Day of Music
Noon to 5:00 p.m.
Concerts at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 p.m.
Discover one of Ephrata's most unique contributions to colonial American culture as the Ephrata Cloister Chorus presents programs featuring the music written in the historic community during the 1700s. The community's founder developed his own system for writing four part harmony and even had a special diet for the singers! Enjoy tours of the historic site and musical presentations in the 1741 Meetinghouse.
Monday, October 10
The historic site is CLOSED for Columbus Day
Sunday, September 18
Sunday, October 16
Sunday, November 20
Sunday Conversations
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Enjoy a visit with scholars as they present research about local history and culture. Tours of the historic site require regular admission, but Sunday Conversations are free. Details about specific programs will be announced in August.
Friday, October 14
Community Days School Program
9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Students are welcome to explore the activities that made the community of Ephrata a thriving center of life in colonial days. This open-house day features stations with 12-15 minute presentations throughout the historic site. Travel at your own pace from station to station in any order. This is a great experience for students of all backgrounds. Tuition: $6.00 for students, one adult admitted free with every ten students, additional adults pay $9.00 each. Reservations strongly encouraged.
Friday, November 11
The historic site is CLOSED for Veteran's Day
Thursday and Friday, November 24 and 25
The historic site is CLOSED for Thanksgiving
Saturday, November 26
Candlelight Open House
5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Now that everyone has come "over the river and through the woods," why not take a leisurely stroll through the candlelit grounds of the Historic Ephrata Cloister? Visit with friends and family to discover the sights, sounds, and crafts of the past and present in a relaxed evening under the stars. Meet local craftsmen keeping the tradition of handmade art alive. Enjoy music by the Ephrata Cloister Chorus. Get a sneak peek at the popular Lantern Tours. Enjoy light refreshments as a simple evening unfolds away from the rush of the coming holiday season. Admission is $5.00 for everyone age 3 and above.
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TORONTO, – Sept. 15 – A new report released today finds heightened interest among governments across Canada in developing new policies and programs for young children, yet finding good childcare remains as elusive as ever for parents.
Early Childhood Education and Care in Canada 2008, the eighth bi-annual report of the Childcare Resource and Research Unit tracks trends in childcare and kindergarten. This latest edition identifies a number of new provincial initiatives, including:
– A commitment to universal full school-day kindergarten in three provinces (in addition to three already offering it);
– An innovative full-day early learning program under consideration in Ontario
– Another province piloting its first school-based programs blending kindergarten and childcare;
– New publicly-operated centres in several provinces;
– Childcare moved to education departments in two provinces;
– Early childhood curriculum frameworks in five provinces;
– New capital funds in several provinces;
– Initiatives to strengthen the childcare workforce.
A number of trends are noted:
– Mothers' labour force participation continues to grow and is now 77% among those with children 3-5 years old;
– A sharp slowdown in increases to total provincial/territorial childcare budgets with only a $147.3 million increase between 2006 – 2008, compared to $538.3 million 2004-2006 and $512.1 million 2002- 2004;
– Availability of spaces grew by only 1% since the last report in 2006 (enough spaces for 19.3% of 0-5 year olds in 2006 and 20.3% in 2008);
– Growth in childcare spaces has dropped, with growth of 26,131 spaces in 2007 and 29,791 in 2008, compared to 32,668 (av) in 2005 and 50,831 (av) in 2003;
– For-profit childcare grew sharply, now accounting for 25% of centre spaces, up from 21% in 2006.
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Bihar SSC Recruitment 2016 – Bihar Staff Selection Commission Jobs 2016- Bihar SSC invites applications form interested and qualified candidates for the recruitment of various posts. All the candidates should follow the instructions through official website bssc.bih.nic.in. Those candidates who are searching for Job Openings in Bihar SSC, can apply ...Read More »
SSC Stenographers Grade C & D Recruitment 2016| SSC Online Applications@ http://ssconline.nic.in
Staff Selection Commission SSC will hold a Combined All India Open Examination on 31.07.2016 for the Recruitment to the post of Stenographers Grade C and Grade D. Before applying, candidates in their own interest are advised to go through the detailed notification which is available on the website of the commission ...Read More »
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The closing date for receiving the applications forwarded through proper channel has also been extended from 06.05.2016 to 13.05.2016. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) invites applications from the eligible candidates for the recruitment of Grade 'C' Stenographers through Departmental COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION 2016 Staff Selection Commission SSC Official Website: http://ssc.nic.in Vacancy Details: ...Read More »
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Beyonce: The "Single Ladies" singer opened the Beyonce Cosmetology Center in Brooklyn in March to aid substance abusers at the Phoenix House treatment center.
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Michael J. Fox: Sweden's Karolinska Institute, which also gives the Nobel Prize in medicine, announced in March that the star would receive an honorary degree for his Michael J. Fox Foundation's efforts to combat Parkinson's.
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Bruce Reilly: The NYPD is stopping more Black and Latino people than actually live in the city, harassing nearly 700,000 people last year alone.Statistics show that the more you Stop and Frisk, the less crime goes down.
Living Latino and Latina in the United States
These articles provide a glimpse into the lives of Latinos and Latinas in the United States. This should not be used to represent the "Latino experience". It is simply a collection of articles, written from a specific perspective. Most of the authors listed below are either Latinos, Latinas or are those who have delved deeply into the Latino experience through advanced studies.
Latino Vote: Romney Is Lost in Translation
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: Romney has yet to launch a Spanish language version of his website and has only released two Spanish language TV ads. Moreover, while these ads are in Spanish they are not unique, meaning they are simply translations of English language ads.
Friday Feedback: "The Role of the Middle-Class Revisited"
Friday Feedback: This week, Rosalio Munoz comments on Dr. Rodolfo Acuña's article that states, "Chicanas/os and Latinos remain political pochos because once they are out of college most do not remain politically active."
The Role of the Middle-Class Revisited
Rudy Acuña: Today the rights of Mexican Americans and immigrants are being blatantly violated by state and local officials in Arizona. Where are the voices of middle-class Latinos? Where is the fight back?
Romney Ignites Democratic Base
Randy Shaw: Barack Obama's campaign has lots of money, but there is no way it could match Romney's success at getting this base to align with the President.
Racial Justice in the Criminal Justice System
Sharon Kyle: While most Americans are cognizant of the disproportionate representation of Black and Brown men in our prisons, fewer are aware of criminal justice system's selective enforcement of laws and selective use of penalties which often results in racially biased outcomes.
Latinos in the South, A Political Piñata
Victoria Defrancesco Soto: The 2010 mid-term election demonstrated that immigration issues could be a potent political force within the GOP. Candidates across the country, and in particular in the South came into office by espousing harsh anti-immigration policies.
Will Arizona's GOP Latinos Help Santorum?
Victoria DeFrancesco Soto: Their rejection of Romney is so strong that Somos Republicans have instructed their membership to write in Ronald Reagan for President if Romney wins the GOP nomination.
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Rudy Acuña: As a group Latino politicos have not been especially progressive. Indeed, they have been less than courageous when it comes to police brutality and capital punishment.
Governor Brian Sandoval's Achilles Heel
Victoria DeFrancesco Soto: Sandoval has a proven track record of garnering support outside of his party but not within the Latino community. Sandoval would otherwise be an ideal running mate.
Latino Conservatives? GOP Hopes Misplaced
Victoria DeFrancesco Soto: The GOP, however, shouldn't hold its breath. The idea that Latinos are social conservatives akin to white evangelicals is simply off-base.
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Alvaro Huerta: Too often, corporate-minded outsiders who never experienced poverty or attended overcrowded public schools preach to inner-city Latinos and African Americans about working hard, making the right choices and being accountable for their actions as the sole means to upward mobility.
Giving Hypocrisy a Bad Name: Censorship in Tucson
Rodolfo F. Acuña: The nativists' hypocrisy gives opportunism a bad name. They care nothing about the truth, they care nothing about Latino students
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No More Deaths Art Auction This First Friday at Bragg's Pie Factory
No More Deaths/No Mas Muertes, the humanitarian group that leaves water out for migrants crossing the Arizona desert, will be holding an art auction/fundraiser beginning this First Friday in Phoenix at Bragg's Pie Factory. The details, taken from the Facebook page for the event, are below.
I wrote about No More Deaths, along with other groups working to bring aid to the thousands who make that perilous journey each year, in my February cover story "Blood's Thicker Than Water."
The group maintains a year-round camp in Arivaca, Arizona, and from there, sends out patrols checking water stations in remote areas. They often come across the bodies of those who didn't make it. Sometimes volunteers encounter injured or dehydrated migrants, and offer them first aid and water on the spot.
I urge everyone reading to visit and support the NMD fundraiser. For the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2009, NMD notes that the remains of 128 human beings have been recovered in Arizona border counties. It's a sobering count, one sure to increase in the next three months. NMD is one of the organizations looking to lessen the suffering, and perhaps save lives in the process.
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No More Deaths, along with Food Not Bombs-Phoenix, is organizing an art auction to raise funds for the work of No More Deaths. All money raised will go towards providing lifesaving food and water to migrants crossing the Arizona Borderlands.
No More Deaths is a non-profit humanitarian aid group. Our work focuses on providing direct aid that extends the right to provide humanitarian assistance, witnessing and responding, consciousness raising, global movement building, and encouraging humane immigration policy. No More Deaths mission is to end death and suffering on the U.S./Mexico border through civil initiative: the conviction that people of conscience must work openly and in community to uphold fundamental human rights. During the 2008-2009 fiscal year, remains of 205 deceased migrants were found along the border in Southern Arizona
The artwork will be viewed from the First Friday (July 2nd) through the 3rd Friday. The auction will take place on Friday, July 16th. There will also be music from local musicians Hunger Artist, Los Mudros, Porches, Wizard Teeth, and DJentrification will close out the night. Food from Food Not Bombs-Phoenix, and a vegan bake sale.
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Merry Christmas and welcome to The Refeathered Roost's 2015 Christmas Home Tour!
Silver and ivory glitter houses along with a vintage silver tree greet guests as they enter our foyer.
Candles light the way up the stairs.
Fabric covered ornaments adorn the banister's garland as well as our Christmas tree which was grown in our hometown! The ornaments were made from remnant fabric from chair cushions. The same fabric is repeated in our window treatments and sofa cushions.
Handmade sheep are placed in a vignette along with ivory bottle brush trees.
Cotton boll garland instead of ribbon was placed on the tree. While making our fabric rag ornaments I also made these easy- as- pie yarn ornaments to complement the sheep tree topper on our tree.
A bird tree along with pine cones and garland bring a nature inspired touch of Christmas to the den,
Our dog, Cozmo, was sacked out while I was taking this picture and I didn't have the heart to wake him. He is our 16 year old love who was living underneath a shed with his siblings when we rescued him as a pup. We think he has chihuahua in him but we're not sure what else. Some have speculated he's part mouse but we just say he's a chiwhatareyou.
Our dining room decor was inspired by this deer canvas found while Christmas shopping.
A gilded antler wreath surrounds candles while antlers from a broken reindeer statue were recycled to dress up a place setting.
Finding a special way to display a cherished ornament from my grandmother was a priority this year.
Christmas in our bonus room is very casual and all about the flocked tree with cherished family ornaments.
On our tree (and surviving a house fire in 2008) is a drummer boy ornament from my childhood and an ornament from our youngest daughter's third year.
A Santa tree topper was found a few years ago at Black Lion and his buddy is at the bottom of the family tree.
A lantern from my husband's grandfather and below- not the most attractive shelf...but it's actually part of the bleachers from our old high school gym where my husband played on the basketball team! I plan on adding pictures from his days on the court after the holidays. For now a hand-carved nativity scene is displayed here.
I decided to bring back my clay pot Christmas tree which I created last Christmas on our outdoor fireplace.
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If the Packers don't either trade Favre or come to some other arragement with him, he'll have to be put on their 80 man roster. That means some poor soul is going to have to be either cut or put on injured reserve.
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We're pleased to bring you InnoVaTe– a brand new web series that will be exploring and celebrating Vermont's innovator culture. The six-part series launches online January 19th, 2016!
It's hosted by nationally recognized social media professional Victoria Taylor, who's helped host more than 2,000 "Ask Me Anything" interviews on reddit.com during her time as the site's director of communications and director of talent. Now at WeWork, Victoria has been recognized by LinkedIn as one of the 10 top professionals under 35 who are helping shift the digital, cultural and business landscape.
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News Corp. Now Has More Than 1,000 'Likely Victims' of Phone Hacking
The second wave of British lawsuits is coming.By Joe Coscarelli
The second wave of British lawsuits is coming.By Joe Coscarelli
Anti-Murdoch lawyer Mark Lewis is due in town on Monday.By Joe Coscarelli
He has resigned from the board of Times Newspapers Holdings.By Caroline Bankoff
"The evidence given by Mssr. Myler displays inconsistencies on this subject."By Steve Fishman
The News Corporation son had made a final written plea about phone hacking to Parliament.By Joe Coscarelli
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Rupert's scandal-plagued son is finally taking that "breather."By Joe Coscarelli
The singer has settled her phone-hacking case.By Joe Coscarelli
The former prime minister and his wife, Cherie, are close personal friends of the Murdochs.By Joe Coscarelli
Colin Myler, now Daily News chief: "Unfortunately it is as bad as we feared."By Andre Tartar
Looming scandals didn't stop the company from earning a huge quarterly profit.By Joe Coscarelli
Families of September 11 victims still haven't heard if they were hacked by News Corp.By Joe Coscarelli
The CNN host and former tabloid editor gave very careful answers today.By Joe Coscarelli
The Bugle got dropped, but for financial reasons, supposedly.By Joe Coscarelli
The News International boss still says he didn't know how bad the phone hacking was.By Joe Coscarelli
There's been a slight correction in the Milly Dowler phone-hacking case, details of which shut down the 'News of the World'.By Joe Coscarelli
A preview of the report suggests he'll be found merely "ill-informed."By Joe Coscarelli
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WITI offers Thanksgiving forecast for today - Dec. 11
Last week, it was WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) which asked viewers to weigh in on its poll: "Do we need more fun control?"
Today, it's WITI-TV (Channel 6), which, when offering its holiday forecast, chose the wrong holiday - as the graphic below demonstrates. Also notice: weather guy Rob Haswell as being "in the studio" and anchors Nicole Koglin and Kim Murphy on the "weather deck." »Read Full Blog Post
Packers fans: Are you suited for reality TV?
Reality TV fans may be getting a dose of Wisconsin culture soon with a show focused on Wisconsin's faithful football fans. Apparently producers from the Style Network were in Green Bay on Friday looking for the most vivacious Cheeseheads to cast for a pilot to be filmed by the end of the year.
Packers wives are currently featured in "The Better Half" on WLUK-TV (Channel 11) in five Wisconsin TV markets, but the NBCUniversal-owned Style Network would bring Packer pride to a cable TV audience on the heels of shows like "Jerseylicious" and "Big Rich Texas." »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Boston Camerata recreates 'A Medieval Christmas' for Early Music Now
History has left us very few clues about what Christmas celebrations looked and sounded like in the Middle Ages.
For the musicians of the Boston Camerata, presented by Early Music Now at the St. Joseph Chapel Saturday, the lack of information inspired a melding of musicology and creativity in the creation of "A Medieval Christmas." »Read Full Article


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text: Environment WNPR's Environmental Reporting Initiative is made possible by United Technologies Corporation. Record-Busting Star Explosion Baffles Sky Watchers By Nell Greenfieldboyce • Jan 14, 2016 A mind-boggling stellar explosion is baffling astronomers, who say this cosmic beast is so immensely powerful that no one's sure exactly what made it go boom. The recently discovered inferno is about 200 times more powerful than a typical exploding star, or supernova, and 570 billion times brighter than our sun. It was first spotted in June by the All-Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae, nicknamed the "Assassin" project, so it's called ASASSN-15lh. Connecticut Lawmakers Want Constitutional Amendment to Protect Open Space By Patrick Skahill • Jan 14, 2016 peasap / Creative Commons Listen Listening... / 1:10 Republican lawmakers are proposing a constitutional amendment that would make it harder for the state to give away open space. 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MGM To Begin Demolition For Springfield Casino By Paul Tuthill • Jan 11, 2016 MGM has announced major demolition work will begin next week as it prepares the site in downtown Springfield where a $950 million resort casino is planned. Almost a year after the former Zanetti school building served as the backdrop for the MGM Springfield groundbreaking, it will be demolished beginning Tuesday, according to a press release from MGM. The much anticipated major construction work follows state environmental and city zoning approvals. MGM Springfield President Mike Mathis said the casino remains on track to open in the fall of 2018. Flying Scotsman Hits The Rails Once More By Camila Domonoske • Jan 9, 2016 Britain's most iconic steam engine roared back to life Friday, after more than a decade of renovation work. The Flying Scotsman — the first train to reach 100 miles per hour, back in 1934 — was pulled out of service in 1963. 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Very disappointed in this recipe. The cake did have a good texture and was very pretty, but it tasted nothing like Sara Lee's cake. It smelled devine, but the taste was very blah and heavy. My husband who adores pound cake was very disappointed. Will not make again.
I quite enjoyed this recipe - I am a HUGE fan of Sara Lee pound cake, and while this one is not exactly the same, it is still great. I now make it and serve with fresh fruit and whip cream as a summer dessert.
Being Australian I am not very familiar with what a pound cake should actually be like but this was a beautiful soft cake - perfectly cooked in the time given. We ate it warm with cream and it was so delicious. Ours got a bit stuck in the pan but I think DD did not grease tin well enough !! Done for ZWT3 so thankyou Wildflour.
The flavor was good, but mine was very dry. I followed the directions and baked it for 60 minutes, checking it every 5 minutes after 50 minutes. The center was actually a little undercooked, but yet it was dry.
This was pretty good pound cake. It had good flavor, but I had to bake it longer than the recipe stated (I didn't keep track of how much longer...sorry), and even then it wasn't fully cooked...and yet the texture was still a little dry. I'm sorry to give a less than stellar review following your preview three five star reviews... This was still good though!
Hello....this pound cake is the "real thing"! It is better than "Sara Lee's" cake. It had such a wonderful texture and a fantastic taste. We had a little luncheon here and we needed pound cake for the dessert, and voila your recipe appeared. We served it with raspberries with framboise(Chambord) and a little sugar ~ it was wondeful! Stupendous and we had a lot of ooohs and aaahs. Thank you peacefulnightdove for posting. Diane
A fantastic pound cake. I followed exacrly the description and the outcome was one of the most delicious pound cakes ever. The texture of this pund cak was fluffily, but still firm and moist. The texture reminds just a little of a very buttery cookies on the first bite but then it melted in the mouth. The caster sugar is important to give that smooth texture. The flavours were fantastic. I like so much the combination of vanilla and lemon. And the butter made it exquisite. You and your guests will love this pound cake and nobody would believe that it is easy to make, because it tastes and looks like a cake from a very expensive confectionery. If you like this pound cake, you should also try the "Old-fashioned Pound Cake" (Old-Fashioned Pound Cake). Both cakes are keepers and reliable friends, if you want to impress someone. Thanks peacefulnightdove for this great recipe
This was my first time to make pound cake, and I was very pleased with the results. Because oven temperatures vary, I ended up baking it 15 minutes longer. But the taste and texture were very similiar to Sara Lee's. Thanks for the posting!
This was a great receipe. The test was right on but I think I may have done something wrong. As the pound cake cooled it started to crack on top. What did I do wrong. Thanks again for a really good receipe. Jack24


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