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Dr. Kumpfer is very good at what he does. Dr. Kumpfer gets too the bottom of your pain.
Was instructed by my OB to go to the ER from severe abdominal, back, urethral pain. My urine was off-color, full of biofilm, and blood. It took Kupfer, who I won't refer to as doctor, over two hours to even come in my room in the middle of the night in an ER not even a quarter full. When he finally came in he had the wrong chart, disregarded my concerns about comorbidity with postpartum thyroiditis I'm suffering from, and wouldn't listen to my pleas for pain relief when I delivered my daughter without even getting an NSAID and have a prescription for percocet. The nurse requested I fill out a complaint and said she documents his actions every night in her journal. He told me he was doing me a favor by giving me an ultrasound upon request of my OB/GYN because I have a 5 cm ovarian cyst. He prescribed amoxicillin which isn't indicated for severe UTIs and didn't draw blood for any tests. After being diagnosed it took over three hours to leave and the nurse had to get him to fill out the prescription. Two other women in rooms next to me were in tears and literally begging and screaming for help. This was by far the worst medical experience of my life, and I've never been disregarded in such an uncaring manner by a healthcare provider. If you read this Kupfer, take a moment to reread the Hippocratic oath, and realize that if a lot of people disagree with your opinions then hubris may be guiding your judgment more than objectivity.


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Excellent Hotel, downside is the noise level!
My husband and I wanted to stay for six nights, could only handle two nights because the noise level at night was very high.
The Hotel is very nicely decorated, we had a Junior suite, just perfection, we would have loved it here if not for the noise, we moved to a suite on the fifth floor, with no avail, slept well until 2:00 someone decided to drive the street and turn up his radio full blast, woke with a start and the night was over.
This would be a wonderful hotel if they could get something done about the noise level in the vicinity.
We were very impressed with the large number of Art Nouveau buildings and the good condition of them as well.
We also noticed that the average age of the people is very low, lots of young people and very well dressed.
The prices for dinner in the restaurants is very good and lots of Cafes as well all very nicely decorated and clean.
Great hotel except for street noise
The Centra is a great place to stay and is within easy walking distance from the bus station. The only caveat is that all of the rooms face the street and there is a considerable amount of street noise at odd hours, like 4 AM. It was somewhat tolerable however, since our sleeping schedule was a bit off. I would recommend the Centra as long as you have earplugs.
Nice hotel - just the clubs across the street-
We enjoyed the stay in Riga a lot.
Hotel is very centrally located, easy to reach from the airport (take public bus No.22 to stockman shopping center) and within walking distance of all attractions.
the only catch of this hotel: there is a very lively new club/bar across the street and the noice is quite extensive.
Opening the window is not very pleasant due to the noice. Ear plugs are recommended. If you don't need to open them, everything is okay.
Excellent, just excellent
It is hard to beat the Centra. Friendly serviceminded staff who looks after you, great rooms, tasty breakfast, the location in Old Town is unbeatable.
The only thing about the Centra is that it is so popular, so it is very hard to get a room here (since it is only 26 rooms).
The airport pickup is highly recomended - only 9 lats - also during the nights! It also takes you to the door step of Hotel Centra, which is especially good if visiting Riga for the first time. Many taxis doesn't have the lisence needed to take you inside the Old Town. Also, be aware of taxi drivers trying to charge more, be stressing that they put on their meters!
Our flight was delayed for hours, we arrived 2 a.m. instead of 10 p.m., and I called the hotel to inform about that. Still, the driver was at the airport when our late flight landed - at no extra charge. Excellent, since an ordinary small taxi would have charged 12-13 lats during the night.
Would definitely stay at the Centra again.
Beautiful and comfortable hotel, located in the centre of the city. Very friendly staff, fluent in english and german. Luxurious junior suite. Would have loved to stay there for my next trip but was fully booked already. Recommended.
Beautiful Baltic Treasure
What an amazing place. From arrival to departure the service was unbeatable - cheerful, well presented and quite charming. The room was great, located at the back of the hotel, with a great sense of privacy and refinement. For a standard room, the space was divided into many distinct areas, lounge, entrance, bedroom and bathroom. For a little Aussie boy, nothing beats a heated bathroom floor in the dead of winter. Would recommend this place to anyone, its very individual and stands alone from the standard higher end hotel. Try it, and love it.
Design Hotel in a superb location in Rigas old-town. Everything is Riga is in an easily walkable distance. Airport Pickup with a limo. Prices are VERY convenient (minibar beer: 1,50 LAT, Airport Pickup 9 LAT). Rooms are spacious with real art on the walls. The upper rooms in this 6-storey building have a nice view, too. Very nice (but not overwhelming) breakfast.
Staff was extremely nice and helpful and arranged everything for us. All in all we were extremely happy with this hotel and will choose it again in future Riga visits.
Excellent value, central location
Great hotel for price and location! I used the hotel airport transfer service and it couldn't have been easier to get there. They had someone waiting for me at the airport and arrived at the hotel in a limo, all for only 9 Lats (about 18 dollars). Rooms are clean, sleek design, with original local art hanging in th room and public spaces.
One of the best things about hotel is the included breakfast buffet: really gets you off to a good start, especially if you visit in wintry weather, as I did. There's hot items that change daily (sunny side up eggs, ham) and a wealth of cold items from cereals, fresh fruit, preserved fruit, local breakfast food like Karums (cheesecake-like bites covered in chocolate--yum!), three kinds of fresh juices (including delicious blackcurrant), cappuccino, cold meats and hard boiled eggs, cheeses, and smoked salmon.
There's also a lunch buffet which I am told is really good value.
The place is close to everything in Old Town Riga.
One thing to note is that second floor rooms may be subject to late-night noise from the revelers leaving the pub across the street. Opt for a higher floor room if you're sensitive.
Could not fault Hotel Centra
Spent 3 days at Hotel Centra Riga in December and could not fault it. Excellent old town location on Audeju Iela just steps away from the State Opera, Freedom Monument, Central Market, St Peters, House of Blackheads and Museum of Occupation. In the surrounding area their are many bars, nightclubs and restaurants. Most sights in central Riga were within easy walking distance.
All staff were beautiful (like all Latvians), perfectly groomed, friendly and accomodating, and spoke very good english. Nothing was ever too much trouble. The only problem we encountered during our stay was on arrival some confusion with the bedding configuration we required in the room (being a same sex couple this is not uncommon). I do think however this was attributed to translation difficulties rather that rudeness or ignorance on the staff members behalf (the staff at the checkin desk seemed particularly forward in specifying that the room only had one bed).
The room was perfectly clean and very attractive with beautiful white doona on the bed. We had quite a spacious room on a high floor which had a lovely outlook on to the streets below. The amenities in the bathroom were the best (and excellently presented) that I have encountered in a hotel. The room was very quiet, having double glazed windows which also helped to keep it very warm inside (visiting in the dead of the northern winter).
Breakfast was a lovely buffet with cereals, pastries, etc. and some local cooked items such as pork and a selection of fruits and sliced vegetables, juices and freshly brewed tea and coffee are available from the bar area. The breakfast room is fantastic.
Will return to Hotel Centra without any hesitation on my next trip to this beautiful city.
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I used to stay at different hotels until I came across this little jewel. While other hotels offer either the ordinary hotel style furnishing (you know - the kind that is easily cleaned and looks the same all over the world) or sport design that could have pleased you grandmommy this hotel went a different way. The room are spacious (there are some smaller ones but then - this is a converted townhouse so the rooms of course cannot be all in the same size). What I like best is that the rooms have a modern style - but are not sterile. And you can access the internet from all rooms - a big plus with me. The staff always made a very professional impression. They are young and are always very helpful (when I once asked where I could find a swimming pool they called all swimming pools in Riga to get me the business hours and prices!). The breakfast is all right (allthough not above the average). The hotel is situated in the Old Town wich mean there is no traffic exept taxis and deliveries for the shops. So its rather quite. If you have a lot of luggage you will have to carry it from the entrance of the Old Town. I usually ask the hotel to arrange a pick up for me at the airport - so the taxi will take you right to the hotel door and you dont have to bother with the luggage. Nor with paying the driver because the hotel will arrange this for you and you just pay everything with the final bill. If you want some nightlife - some clubs and bars are just around the corner. If you fancy shopping - all the nice shops are right there. The big park is just a 4min walk away. For me this hotel is the only option and I whenever I go to Riga I stay there.
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Beca brings the case against her sister Jessica. They're both proud of their Jewish heritage, but Jessica objects to Beca's claim that they are both "part-Jewish" due to their ancestry. Jessica says that since she and her sister were raised in the Catholic faith, they can't in good conscience call themselves "part-Jewish". Who is right? Only one man can decide.
Thanks this week to Rabbi Mike, former litigant from the episode "Parents Just Don't Understand", who joined us to share his expertise.
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In celebration of the world not ending, John Hodgman is taking time to step away from the judicial bench to visit a variety of states, including Oregon (nickname: "The Big Beaver Furrier's Dreamland"), California (motto: "Do Not Fear Our Giant Prehistoric Trees") and Massachusetts (which is actually a commonwealth).*
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Rachel and Leeman are American citizens who moved to Canada for school and work. Having lived in Toronto for some time now, the couple have planted their roots in Canadian soil and plan to make the city their home for the foreseeable future. They've already become permanent Canadian residents, and enjoy the primary benefits of being Canadian (universal health care, foremost). Rachel believes they should go all the way and become citizens so that they may vote, run for office, and fully commit to life in the Great White North. Leeman takes issue with the Canadian Oath of Citizenship, however, particularly the idea of pledging allegiance to the British monarchy.
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Ara and her mom Julia enjoy spending quality mother-daughter bonding time together while canning all sorts of foods, from apple sauce to jams and chutneys. Ara has brought the case against her mother that their health protocols are not up to snuff, insisting they should follow USDA safety manuals, books, and internet advice to make sure their canned goods are 100% safe. Julia says Ara's detailed demands are driving her nuts, and they should continue to rely on the tried-and-true methods that have always done them well.
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That season, the Beavers in Week 5 hosted WSU and came out of the game a 13-6 loser. The Oregon State defense was stout that day, the OSU offense was "inept" according to newspaper scribes. And that was being charitable.
In '06, Oregon State had finished a disappointing 5-6 the year before. Then they opened the season getting blown out by Boise State and Cal. Now, after losing to Wazzu, OSU sat at 2-3 and looked to be sliding backwards down a hill. The picture above is from the WSU game at Reser.
After the WSU loss, booster Al Reser created a stir, saying in the media that the current direction of the football program was "unacceptable". Not the game, not the loss -- the direction of the entire program.
Mike Riley, it was written by multiple sources, was now under "major fire" and his job was on the line. Message boarders feverishly began to compile their future OSU coach wish lists.
But then, with no one outside of the program expecting it, Oregon State caught fire.
Four straight Pac-10 wins, including a monumental triumph over USC. A setback against UCLA was followed by three more wins, including the Civil War and a bowl game win.
From 2-3 and calls the Willamette Valley over to fire Riley and to do so pronto --- to 10-4 and a Top 25 ranking.
And it didn't stop there. After slow starts, the Beavs went 9-4, 9-4 the next two years, finishing both seasons again in the Top 25. In '09, Oregon State would have done it all one more time but they lost their bowl game, falling to 8-5. And yes, we would all have liked more and better than 8-5 but still, really, 2009 was not all that terrible of a season, was it?
It was during this time the national punditry began calling Riley one of the best college coaches around, that he got more out of his lowly ranked recruits than just about anyone else. A damned fine coach who looked at USC and said, No Thanks, that he would be staying right here in Corvallis. And the fans rejoiced.
A year and a couple bad losses took care of all that.
And now suddenly Mike Riley has, in some people's minds, forgotten how to coach and recruit. And that just ain't so.
Here's the thing. The difference between winning and losing is often very small -- for example, some of your stars being out injured.
Oregon State will be getting some star players back in the coming weeks. Joe Halahuni and James Rodgers figure to make a difference. And given the way the front seven played against the run at Wisconsin, and therefore providing a good barometer of what they're capable of, things are going to get brighter.
No one is saying Riley and Co. have done everything right this season – that willy-nilly QB rotation was a bad idea, for starters. And the Sac State loss? Good-NIGHT that was a big ball of dreck from beginning to end.
No one is saying Riley, and coordinators Danny Langsdorf and Mark Banker, and the whole OSU staff shouldn't have to weather some criticism – that's decidedly fair after such a disappointing start.
And no one is saying today that the Beavs are (again) going to shock the college football world like they did in those previous "slow start-unreal finish" seasons and zip of 9-10 wins in 2011.
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Barcelo Old Town Praha
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MOON: New Moon 7th, First Qtr 14th, Full Moon 22rd, Last Qtr 30th.
PLANETS: MERCURY: Becoming and evening object and will be the best apparition this year. Greatest elongation on 18th. VENUS: Not visible this month. MARS: Rising a little after midnight in Scorpius. Growing in brightness and size at mag -2.1 and 18.3 arcsec. JUPITER: Dominates the evening sky and is visible throughout the night. SATURN: Rising about midnight at mag +0.4 and earlier by the end of the month. URANUS: Not visible this month. NEPTUNE: Rising early morning at the beginning of the month but by 2 am at the end.
METEORS: The Lyrids from 18th to 25th of the month but moonlight will interfere. Maximum on 21st with a predicted hourly rate of 10.
COMETS: Comet Ikeya-Murakami is visible in binoculars or telescope at mag 9.05 to the north-west of Regulus.
With Leo now high up on the meridian if you have a telescope why not look for M65,66 and NGC3268 all these objects are about 9th magnitude. To the east of Leo and between it and Bootes is the constellation of Coma Berenices. Within its boundaries lie a multitude of Spiral Galaxies so well worth looking at. Vega is now once again rising in the east followed by Cygnus whilst Orion is slowly slipping away to the west.
1. Be safe and wrap up warm.
2. Start with the naked eye (no need for a telescope). It will take you 15 - 20 minutes to adjust for night vision. Binoculars can be helpful.
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One year later, the New York Mets finally landed All-Star outfielder Jay Bruce to boost a struggling lineup. And now, he'll provide protection for Yoenis Cespedes rather than an alternative to him.
Minutes before Monday's trade deadline, the third-place Mets obtained Bruce from the Cincinnati Reds for young infielder Dilson Herrera and minor league left-hander Max Wotell.
The 29-year-old Bruce, expected to arrive Tuesday, was hitting .265 with 25 homers and a National League-leading 80 RBIs. He made the NL All-Star team this season for the third time.
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In a video shot in his office, Israel's prime minister apologizes to the country's Arab citizens for inciting against them. But a large portion of them couldn't watch it — they live in 'unrecognized villages' that Israel refuses to connect to basic infrastructure like electricity, and the internet.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published a video addressing the country's Arab citizens on Monday, in which he apologized for inciting against them — and undermining the most basic of democratic standards — nearly a year and a half ago, on Israeli election day, when he warned that Arab voters were coming to the polls "in droves." It's doubtful that it took him the past year and a half to realize the error of his ways.
The timing is more likely related to Netanyahu's attempts to push through "law and order" conditions he reportedly slapped on an already approved economic support package for Arab municipalities in Israel worth NIS 15 billion (nearly $4 billion). The package is meant to help narrow the yawning economic and social gaps between the Arab and Jewish sectors in Israel.
The fact that Netanyahu chose to put the video out this week is a slap in the face to the Bedouin citizens of Israel who live in the "unrecognized" village of al-Araqib, who have been facing demolitions and arrests while Netanyahu sat in his comfortable chair and recorded a video they couldn't watch. Israeli authorities demolished the village for the 101st time Wednesday morning, the latest in a back-and-forth of demolition and rebuilding that has been ongoing since 2010. The village will mark six years of its struggle for recognition this Saturday.
Joint List Chairman MK Ayman Odeh published a response to Netanyahu's video, in which points out that the 100,000 Arab citizens living in "unrecognized" villages like al-Araqib could not view the prime minister's apology, since the state has never hooked them up to electricity or any other infrastructure — and certainly not internet connectivity.
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Odeh nonchalantly mentions that Israel's Arab citizens are natives of this land (mistakenly translated in the subtitles as "sons of the place"). What he means is that they are indigenous peoples, that they have just as much of a right to live here as Jews. This is of utmost importance, since Israel has never recognized this fact. When it comes to Bedouin land rights specifically, at the heart of...Read More


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We are pleased you are interested in having your wedding at the Little Brown Church. The following has been prepared to acquaint you with several facts that will be helpful in considering our church for your wedding venue.
Your wedding at our church is considered a religious & spiritual service performed by our Pastor and will be set within the context of the Christian Faith. All wedding ceremonies are approximately 15 minutes in length with slight variations in length due to the uniqueness of the Pastor's words of encouragement, the number of people in the wedding party or the inclusion of a solo.
*YES Dressing rooms are available
*YES The Church is air conditioned
*YES Both the Church and Fellowship hall (basement) are handicap accessible
*YES Receptions may be held in our Fellowship hall
Marriage License
The following website contains the laws of marriage in the State of Iowa Click here for details
you will need to provide a valid marriage license when you check in with at our church office the day of your wedding. You can obtain an Iowa Marriage License from any county in the state of Iowa. There is a 3 day waiting period before a license can either be mailed to you or be picked up at the courthouse. The Iowa Marriage License does not expire unless it is not retrieved from the county registrar within six months of application.
The Fee & Deposit:
Intimate Wedding 1/2 hour 0 - 20 guests $175 (deposit of $85)
Friends & Family Wedding 1/2 hour 21 - 50 guests $195 (deposit of $95)
Supreme Wedding 1 hour 0 - 125 guests $315 (deposit of $155)
Ultimate Wedding 2 hours 0 - 125 guests $600 (deposit of $300)
Platinum Wedding 3 hours 0 - 125 guests $900 (deposit of $450)
We require weddings with 50 people or more in attendance to reserve the church for at least one hour to ensure there will be an adequate amount of time for guests to be seated and to allow time for the possibility of additional photographs. If you would like to have more than one hour for your service or photographs, you would need to contact the church office for availability.
Outdoor Weddings: $100 Additional charge for sound equipment. We are now able to accomdate outdoor weddings, weather permitting, which requires the church building be rented as a safeguard against the weather.
Additional Services
Witnesses: $10 Each unless you provide as part of your wedding party
Special Ceremonies: $10
If you have something other than what is listed on the registration form please email the Pastor your request 2 weeks in advance firstname.lastname@example.com
If you would like to have music during your service, you would need to use our organist and/or soloist. A list of our standard offerings willl be provided should you choose this option. Special music will need to be approved by the Pastor 2 weeks in advance. Please email him your request firstname.lastname@example.com
Organist: $25
Soloist: $25
Downloadable Music: $25 - We are able to play MP3's of songs meaningful to you as a couple. The pastor requires 2 weeks notice to approve and prepare for the service.
Receptions $75 Non-refundable
Receptions are held in the Fellowship Hall and hosted by the Women's Fellowship organization. The hall seats 70 people comfortably. In addition to the hall rental there is a per person cost along with the cost of food. If you are interested in having a reception, please indicate your desire on the registration form. We are an alcohol free campus.
Wedding Hostess:
We provide an assistant who will work with you on the day of your wedding to help coordinate the wedding party. This is included in your cost.
Photography and video taping are allowed during the wedding service. You may bring your own photographer or you may use the church photographer, Sara Scobee. Contact her at www.spiritphotographybysara.com.
If you are looking for a specific date or time that is not listed on our website, please contact the church office.
After registering for a date and time on our website and paying your deposit you will receive an email confirmation. PLEASE NOTE: The deposit is non-refundable. If you need to cancel and would like to reschedule your date, the deposit will be held on file for one year from the original date of deposit.
The Day of:
On the day of the wedding please arrive at the church office at least a half hour before your service time, with your witnesses. The office is located across the highway from the church. This will allow you time to complete your paperwork, payments, and preparations. Please make sure you have all the document that was given or sent to you from the courthouse. Final payments are expected in cash.
The service price includes the pastor's services, the assistance of a wedding hostess, dressing rooms for the wedding party, the ringing of the church bell for the couple after the service, and the forwarding of your marriage license to the appropriate courthouse.
If you have any additional questions, please contact the church office.


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Bill proposed as new exam rule frustrates doctors
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Hokule'a crew cancels planned European stops
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Guitarist plans to play on even as law prohibits airport music
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After dengue scare, Waipio Valley likely to open again
March 19, 2016 HILO (AP) — Hawaii County officials are considering reopening Waipio Valley to the public now that the Big Island's dengue fever outbreak seems to be subsiding. more »»
R.I. shark attack victim aims to resume surfing
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Researcher injured in Hawaii lab explosion
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Sole surviving ferry-related bill 'tenuously' alive
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The clip The Night Before from Sex and the City (2008) with Kim Cattrall And soon, it was the night before the big day. There they are. Now, I know it's tradition at the rehearsal dinner for the maid of honor to reveal embarrassing things about the bride. But in our group, we never kiss and tell. So I'd like to make a toast to the groom. There's a word he's heard before. Who's that guy again? Karl. He's a partner at the firm. Karl's kind of a jerk. You know what they say, three time's a charm. Hey, dickwad, I'm speaking. Yeah, Samantha. Yeah. Now, there were times when we had our doubts about this gorgeous man. But after careful observation over the last hundred years my doubts are over. So here's to the groom a man who finally got "Carrie-d" away. Aww. Here's hoping, John. That guy is a jackass. Here. Cheers. That was really nice. Thank you. There's nothing like an illegal Cuban cigar after dinner, huh?


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Fritter. Fritter. Fritter. (recipe: Apple Fritters)
Some words have more personality than others. Fritter is at the top of the word personality list. It's a fun word to say. Fritter. Fritter. Fritter. Say fritter three times fast and then say it three times slow. The word will start to grow on you. Say it everyday and it will prevent depression.
Fritter is both a noun and a verb and the meanings are opposite. The verb fritter means to be wasteful as in, "Ethel liked to fritter away her money on yard sale items that she doesn't need and has no place to keep them." The noun fritter is a food term that describes leftover pieces of fruit, vegetables or meat battered and deep-fried such as, "Lunelle makes the best 'possum fritters from leftover 'possum meat I've ever tasted." How on earth can the term for Ethel throwing away her pennies and Lunelle making use of every last bit of 'possum be the same? Words are peculiar. Our language is peculiar. Ethel and Lunelle are a tad bit peculiar, too.
The idea of putting leftovers in a batter, forming little balls and frying them up is genius. I wish I could take credit for it. It's just plumb smart any way you slice. Repurpose leftovers and get one more meal out of them. Fill bellies and stretch the food budget. That's right and good to do so.
Fritters are sweet or savory. Southern cooks know that you can fritter anything. I recently frittered chili toppings and made savory Jalapeno Cheddar Cornbread Fritters…..
….to go with Beef and Bean Chili.
In my kitchen, I commissioned Apple Fritters to make use of three apples that were left after I made an Apple Dapple Cake….
It's fall, after all y'all. We need to eat apples. And we certainly can't let apples go to waste. Let's get busy with some Apple Fritters before Ethel comes around and influences us to fritter away our pennies.
Y'all come see us!
Glazed Apple Fritters
Use a variety of apples, if possible, to get a more pronounced apple flavor. I only had three Gala apples so I used them. You can glaze the fritters or skip the glaze and sprinkle them with powdered sugar. Or, you can knock yourself out and do both. This glaze is rather thin and soaks into fritters keeping them very moist but it doesn't set up on the fritters like the glaze on doughnuts. If you want the glaze thicker, increase the amount of powdered sugar from 2 cups to 3.
Sweet milk is traditionally used in fritters. As part of my mission to restore buttermilk's good name, I used it in this recipe. The results were outstanding. Go, buttermilk!
For batter:
1 cup buttermilk
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 cups self-rising flour ( I use White Lily)
1 teaspoon cinnamon (We prefer a lot of cinnamon. You might want to reduce the amount some if you're not crazy for cinnamon like us)
1/2 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
3 medium apples, peeled, cored and diced
For glaze:
2 cups powdered sugar
1/2 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
pinch of salt
Mix buttermilk, eggs and vanilla.
Sift together flour and cinnamon. There's my Granny's sifter again!
Add to wet mixture and stir lightly then add brown sugar stir.
Peel, core and dice them one by one adding the apples to the batter as soon as each is diced. Stir them in. Immediately adding each apple to the batter will keep them from turning brown. Two diced apples are already stirred in the batter. The third is going in.
Heat a pan with at least 2 inches of cooking oil. I use canola oil. Test it by dropping a tiny amount of the batter in. Batter should sizzle immediately when it hits the hot oil.
Drop a tablespoons of batter into the hot grease. Don't crowd the fritters in the pan. As soon as the edges start to brown, flip them.
Fritters require attention. The same rules apply to fritters as to roux: don't get distracted, don't walk away. Ignore your children, unless their heads are falling off, until the fritters are done. Flip them every 20 seconds or so until both sides are deep golden brown.
Test each batch for doneness by removing the largest one and gently slicing into it partially to see if the batter is completely cooked. Once they are all done. Remove to paper towels and drain. Then place them on another set of paper towels. Granny called this "double-dreening". You want to get as much of the grease off as possible so the glaze will stick. Make glaze by mixing all ingredients until smooth. Once they been properly "dreened" and cooled, coat them with the glaze and place on a wire rack. You'll have about 36 fritters. You can still see the glaze on the fritters. They've just been glazed.
After a little while, the glaze soaks in and keeps the fritters moist.
You can hit 'em with a little powdered sugar.
Please check out Heart Medicine if you haven't seen it. We were having some issues with the email distribution of the last post.
- October 2, 2011 8:15 am
Love your Granny's sifter! I have my grandma's sifter just like it. I LOVE using it!!
- Jean permalinkOctober 2, 2011 9:06 am
I have mama's sifter just like it too! Umm….when I come for the brunswick stew could we have those cornbread fritters and apple fritter too? Puleese? Yum city!
- Connie Lee permalinkOctober 2, 2011 2:21 pm
Um!!!!! You've got my mouth watering!
- Ann permalinkOctober 2, 2011 7:22 pm
Jackie, those look wonderful – can't decide if I want fritters or fried apple pies like my Mama used to make! They look yummy.
- Adi permalinkOctober 26, 2011 3:29 pm
You're apple fritters look amazing!
Knowing my stomache I could probably eat all 36, but that might lead me to be very very sick.
Just wondering, what type of oil did you use to fry them in?


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India seeks protection for journalists in conflict areas
Journalists play a crucial role in ensuring that citizens exercise the constitutionally guaranteed rights, India's Permanent UN Representative said.
United Nations: Stressing that protection of journalists in all situations is the foremost responsibility of every state, India has urged the international community to further augment responsive mechanisms to deal with these issues.
Journalists play a crucial role in ensuring that citizens exercise the constitutionally guaranteed rights to life, personal liberty, freedom of speech and expression in reality, India's Permanent UN Representative Asoke Kumar Mukerji said on Wednesday.
"As the world's most populous democracy, India is committed to the protection of these rights for all its citizens, including journalists," he said during a Security Council debate on protection of journalists in conflict situations.
India's ingrained awareness of these rights is an integral part of its participation in the peacekeeping operations of the United Nations, where India has been the largest contributor, Mukerji said.
"Indian UN peacekeepers have helped restore peace and security in conflict situations around the globe and thereby facilitated the creation of a conducive environment for the exercise of the right to freedom of speech and expression," he said.
The national governments, the Indian envoy said, must come together and pledge to provide protection to journalists in conflict situations, especially where their whereabouts and coordinates have been provided in advance.
"The protection that these journalists have received from responsive mechanisms, established by states under the rule of law, demonstrates the need to support the further development of such mechanisms," Mukerji said.
The Indian envoy urged the Council and of the international community to direct their efforts "at assisting national authorities in augmenting such mechanisms, and in generating greater awareness of these issues."
"This is the most sustainable method for sovereign governments to discharge their responsibility to protect journalists in conflict situations," he said.
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Geisinger, PA's Bloomsburg Health to Merge
Bloomsburg (PA) Health System and its affiliates will merge into Geisinger Health System, the two systems announced jointly Friday.
"This affiliation is good news for Bloomsburg Health System, our patients, and the community," Bloomsburg Health System President/CEO Regis P. Cabonor said in prepared remarks. "It is very difficult in today's environment for small, independent hospitals to invest in the facilities, technology and staff necessary to maintain services."
Bloomsburg Health System includes Bloomsburg Hospital, Bloomsburg Health Care Center, Columbia Montour Home Health & Hospice, and Bloomsburg Physicians Services.
Danville, PA-based Geisinger and Bloomsburg already collaborate in other areas. Eight Geisinger doctors have full privileges at Bloomsburg Hospital, and 19 others are on the consulting or courtesy staffs. A Geisinger physician serves as medical director of the psychiatry unit. Geisinger provides clinical engineering services at Bloomsburg.
"Our focus is on further developing community-based programs designed to improve patients' health and well-being, and enhancing the ability to provide superior care and service for all the residents of the region," Geisinger President/CEO Glenn Steele, Jr., MD, said in prepared remarks.
After the deal clears regulatory hurdles, Bloomsburg Health System's approximately 800 employees will keep their jobs and the Bloomsburg Hospital Board of Directors will become an advisory council for the new Geisinger-Bloomsburg Hospital campus.
"We expect approvals by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Attorney General's office could take approximately six months," said Cabonor. "Moving forward, we will be looking to grow programs that best provide services for patients in the most efficient and appropriate setting."


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Former BlackBerry CEO Balsillie Sold Off All His Stock
The last few years have been tough on BlackBerry (formerly known as RIM/Research In Motion). In the last 12 months, the company has appointed a new CEO and is hoping that the launch of BlackBerry 10 will be enough to turn things around. However, it seems former CEO Jim Balsillie isn't sticking around to see if BB10 puts his old company back on the road to success.
CNet News cites a regulatory filing in reporting that Balsillie has sold off all of his BlackBerry shares. Apparently, Balsillie was one of the largest individual shareholders last year with 26.8 million shares. It's not clear when Balsillie dropped his shares, but a filing made public today shows he no longer holds any BlackBerry stock at all. The document reports that Balsillie has zero shares as of December 31, 2012.
Current CEO Thorsten Heins was named President and CEO of RIM in January of last year. At the end of January he took the stage in New York to launch BlackBerry 10. The first BB10 handset on the market is the Z10, which will be followed by the Q10 later this year.


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The Florida Department of Health works to protect, promote & improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated state, county, & community efforts.
Change of Emergency Notification System (Clay County)
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Links and further information can be found at the Clay County Emergency Management website.
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Fox News Interview on the Polish Film Festival
Click here for a Fox Rochester News interview with Randall Stone on the 2016 Polish Film Festival.
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Under the renewed long-term agreement, XPO Logistics will continue to manage nine reverse logistics service centers for Leeds-based ASDA Stores, Ltd., as well as collaborate on environmental sustainability efforts.
The Sydney, Australia-based third-party logistics provider will build two new purpose-built ships with 40 percent more capacity to support trade between Victoria and Tasmania, the company said in a statement.
The Greek port saw profits for the first half of 2016 jump 5.6 percent year-over-year to 12.7 million euros, despite headwinds from a 28-day strike carried out by staff between May and June.
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The now insolvent South Korean ocean carrier released a status update Monday on the 97 vessels it operates, which illustrated that 59 of these vessels are still waiting in open sea.
The South Korean liner carrier is surely to blame for its own demise, but how much of its demise can be attributed to luck in an industry where most play follow the leader?
The South Carolina Ports Authority said it plans to break ground on the new intermodal facility in Dillon during the first quarter of 2017.


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First time buyer at 85...been watchin on the sidelines for a pullback...got in today at 85. My question for knowledgable holders is....The stock has had a great run & only 2 splits quite sometime ago; has there ever been talk of another split and if so when??
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How about some tax savvy advise, assuming this is in a taxable account? Take your short-term loss in KMP and buy KMR? KMR is the better investment.
Did you go to some kind of school that teaches these myths?
Warren Buffett's letter to shareholders should be required reading for teachers and students.
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If you run the long term screens KMP is in the top 7% of stocks that have grown their distributions. New pipelines coming and American energy boom. This is noise!
No rumor of another split, what would be the point?
my point is only as it pertains to my 20 years of investing....every stock that I've owned that has had a nice run & has split a couple of times, has also seemed to continue it's upward trend. Just sayin looks like KMP is due for a split....might get more buyers when it's 40 somethin VS 80 somethin...
I've owned KMI-KMP-KMR for decades (except KMI). Don't worry about the split, just keep adding.
I have owned this stock for a while also and have added during this downdraft. Also added KMR to get a drip. I own outright drips in XOM , MO, PM, PFE,INTC, KRFT, MDLZ, and T as well which I add to every month and the 4 dives every year. I like that KMP has an excellent history of increasing the div as do all my other drip stocks. My only concern is that MLP's are interest rate sensitive s shown this week with KMP and others. I feel interest rates are just starting to rise. What do think the effect will be as interest rates continue their rise over the next few years? 6% yield looks great now but what about when money markets pay 5% again? I am long KMP and KMR.


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