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City reaches partial settlement with Bainbridge Ratepayers Alliance
The City Council has approved a partial settlement agreement in the ongoing lawsuit filed by the Bainbridge Ratepayers Alliance, which will allow the city to secure bond funding to pay for the remaining upgrades for the Waste Water Treatment Plant and repeal the sewer rate surcharge.
The agreement says the alliance will not sue Cashmere Valley Bank for financing a bond anticipation note for $1.9 million to fund the final upgrades to the treatment plant and create a reserve of $300,000 for the city's sewer utility fund.
"Both sides really want to get this resolved, and we have that common ground," interim City Manager Lee Walton said.
Representatives of the city, alliance and Cashmere Valley Bank approved the language of the settlement.
Members of the council declined to comment on the situation.
Sally Adams, secretary for the alliance, said the partial settlement is a positive development in the lawsuit, and for the ratepayers, who were set to bear the brunt of consequences of the case in the form of the sewer surcharge.
"The alliance is very pleased that settlement decisions are finally being made that both serve the interests of the ratepayers and the city," she said in an email. "We have every reason to hope that the settlement process will continue until the remaining issues in our lawsuit are addressed."
As a result of the partial settlement, the council will repeal as soon as possible the 111 percent sewer rate surcharge it passed in December.
The surcharge was set to begin on bills sent out last week, but the day before bills were sent, Walton authorized a temporary hold on the rate hike.
As previously reported, Walton met with alliance President Richard Allen several times recently as the first bills with the surcharge loomed.
City Finance Director Elray Konkel said coming to a partial settlement before the surcharge went into effect was in everyone's best interests.
Following an executive session to discuss the suit, the council began the process of repealing the surcharge. After Wednesday's first reading, the ordinance will go to a second reading on Jan. 27, at which point it could be passed by the council.
"It would be wonderful to avoid the surcharge and the impact it would have on the ratepayers," Konkel said.
In the settlement, the city agreed to pay legal costs for the alliance in an amount not to exceed $35,000.
Adams said the alliance has spent between $30,000 and $35,000 on legal fees.
As of this point, the city has already spent more than $200,000 in legal fees on this case, Konkel said. The cost of those fees, along with the obligation to repay Cashmere Valley Bank, will be charged to the sewer utility, he said.
Konkel said the bond note has a two-year repayment window, with an interest rate of 90 percent of the prime rate, or a little less than 3 percent.
The ability to obtain this note is a positive step, but Konkel said the city still has more work to do.
"We originally planned to issue $6 million in bonds and we got $1.9 million," he said. "We still have a long way to go."
Not included in the bond is money to repay the $3 million interfund loan from the water utility to the sewer fund. The settlement includes language saying the city will not use revenue from the water or storm water utility to pay sewer expenses.
The lawsuit, filed in April and appealed by the alliance after a Kitsap County Superior Court judge ruled for the city in September, has been a burden on the city in its attempts to complete the treatment plant upgrades and undergo a Winslow Way reconstruction project. The latter, scheduled to begin construction in 2010, had to be delayed for at least one year while the city figures out its legal issues.
The city and alliance are continuing to work on a full settlement concerning the other claims of the lawsuit.
"The issues remaining address both past mischarging of the utility ratepayers and the need to put procedures in place that assure that such overcharging, or mischarging, of the utilities does not occur in the future," Adams said. "We're hoping for an early resolution of these remaining issues."
Several claims in the lawsuit have already been answered. In the lawsuit, the alliance alleged that the $6 million bond was far in excess of what the city actually needed. As a result of the lawsuit, the city obtained a smaller bond. The alliance also demanded that the city form a Utility Advisory Committee to oversee and advise city officials and councilors on utility issues. The city filled out its UAC in August, and the group has worked with the council on rate changes and the sewer surcharge, among other issues.
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By: LaTina Emerson on August 6, 2012 - 9:14am - Add new comment
Save on school supplies this week with sales at local retailers:
Recycle a Binder and Save: At Staples, stock up on new binders with this eco-friendly solution. Shoppers will receive $2 off the purchase of a new binder for each binder they bring in to recycle. The instant discount can be used for any binder sold at Staples.
Back-to-School Savings Pass: Staples customers can save 15 percent with the Staples Back-to-School Savings Pass. The pass can be purchased for $10, while supplies last.
By: LaTina Emerson on August 3, 2012 - 10:34am - Add new comment
Office Depot is holding Star Teacher Appreciation Week starting Sunday through Saturday, Aug. 11. Teachers can enjoy breakfast and giveaways from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday.
Teachers can get 20 percent off their purchases during the week on regularly priced, qualified in-store purchases with their Star Teacher Member Card. The maximum discount allowed is $20. Giveaways are available while supplies last.
By: LaTina Emerson on August 2, 2012 - 9:44am - Add new comment
During the month of August, the Augusta Museum of History will offer admission to the museum for only $1 per person. The reduced admission price is offered through the museum's Dollar Dog Days of Summer promotion.
Visitors can enjoy exhibits of regional history, Augusta's celebrities in Local Legends and other displays. Admission also includes Hunt for History, a self-guided journey through Augusta's history for children. The museum at 560 Reynolds St. is open Thursday through Sunday.
By: LaTina Emerson on August 2, 2012 - 9:39am - Add new comment
French Toast, a school uniform retailer, offers a complete school uniform wardrobe for a boy or girl for about $125, according to the company.
The clothing is also useful for children who don't attend a school with a dress code because many school uniforms are simply khakis and polos. For more information, visit www.frenchtoast.com.
By: LaTina Emerson on August 1, 2012 - 9:18am - Add new comment
Kids can get free haircuts throughout August at JC Penney Salon. Children in grades kindergarten through sixth grade are eligible for the free haircut.
JC Penney Salon will give a free buzz, cut or trim for free on a first come, first served basis. Families can call (855) JCP-KIDS or stop by their JC Penney salon to schedule a free August appointment.
By: LaTina Emerson on July 31, 2012 - 9:15am - Add new comment
Serenity Charity Club and Augusta Buffalo Soldier Motorcycle Club will have their annual School Supply Giveaway at 3 p.m. on Aug. 12.
The event will be held at Brigham Community Center. It will include free haircuts for boys 12 and under, nail polishing, free school supplies (while supplies last) and free refreshments for youth.
By: LaTina Emerson on July 30, 2012 - 9:57am - Add new comment
Colortyme is having a drawing for free school supplies. The giveaway is open to the public.
The winner will receive a backpack and school supplies for an elementary school student. The drawing will be held on Aug. 8. Participants can enter until 5 p.m. on Aug. 8
To sign up for the giveaway, visit Colortyme at 2115 Windsor Spring Road in Colony Shopping Center.
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Knology was recently acquired by WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone, and some customers are wondering how this will impact their service rates.
Abu Khan, former general manager of Knology in Augusta and now vice president and general manager of WOW in Augusta, said that customers will not experience any changes in prices.
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Peachwave at 2825 Washington Road is offering a night of live music and prizes for customers tonight (Friday, July 27) at 7 p.m.
The frozen yogurt shop is giving away 19 prizes. The prizes include:
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Today's Daily Deal on The Augusta Chronicle's Web site offers a great deal on pizza.
Per the deal, you can enjoy one large, one-topping pizza each month for a whole year for only $20. The offer is valid at any Domino's Pizza in the Augusta-Aiken area.
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We had some fantastic races last year and are looking forward to even more in 2016. To kick things off we're holding an Open Day at East Grinstead (Wealden House) where we held our first race on Sunday February 7th. There will be no organised racing but if you find a pilot on another frequency who you want to have… Read more →
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After our first course in the forests of East Grinstead, we bring you to the urban jungle that is Whitechapel, London. It's back to the 1940s, with our destroyed village we're calling home to the Battle of Britain. Not only is it the first Central London FPV Race, it's also the first qualifying event for the 2016 BFPVRA Nationals, with… Read more →
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Piper Pancake House in Cedarburg
They start pouring the coffee early at PJ Piper Pancake House in Cedarburg.
The breakfast-and-lunch restaurant opened this week at W61-N514 Washington Ave., the site of the former Coffee Pot. It opens the doors at 5:30 a.m. weekdays and Saturdays, 6 on Sundays.
Owner Judi Fergadakis said the restaurant was redone with a vintage look in mind; for example, a china buffet that was part of the original home was restored. "We tried to bring back whatever we could," she said.
The restaurant's name brings to mind Peter Piper Pancake House in Wauwatosa, which her parents owned.
Breakfast is served all day, including stacks of buttermilk ($5.25) and buckwheat ($5.75) pancakes, naturally, and Cowboy pancakes ($6.50), with oatmeal, coconut, pecans and chocolate and peanut butter chips. The breakfast menu tops out at $10 for steak and eggs, or crab and asparagus Benedict.
For lunch, there are sandwiches, panini and wraps. Half-pound black Angus burgers start at $6.25.
Fergadakis also owns Judi's Place in Sheboygan; she said she will move that restaurant to 930 Center St. in Oostburg, the former Sandpiper restaurant site. The move could happen by July 1.
PJ Piper is open 5:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Carryout is available.
To contact, (262) 421-8040.
- Firewise Barbecue food truck getting ready to roll
- McCormick & Schmick's closes Mayfair Mall restaurant after lease expires
- The building and the neighborhood draw Hamburger Mary's to the La Perla site
- East side Red Dot closes, but there's interest in opening a new bar there
- Philly Way closes in Walker's Point
- Phoenix affiliate buys La Perla building
- Dandan restaurant to open July 29 in the Third Ward
- Kasana will pop up at Great Lakes Distillery on the weekends for grilling and brunch
- New pub planned at shuttered Taylor & Dunn's; changes for Sake Tumi, Kabana Grill
- Pastry chef drops plans for west side bakery, joins Black Shoe Hospitality instead
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I was literally just a couple of months away from getting my Ph.D. in physics when I saw, believe it or not, an ad in the Stanford student newspaper, that had been put in the newspaper by NASA, saying that they were accepting applications for astronauts, and the moment I saw that, I knew that that's what I wanted to do. Not that I wanted to leave physics, I loved it, but I wanted to apply to the astronaut corps and see whether NASA would take me, and see whether I could have the opportunity to go on that adventure. View Interview with Sally RideView Biography of Sally RideView Profile of Sally RideView Photo Gallery of Sally Ride
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Cole MacMillan plays the game one way: hard.
Regardless if it is on the soccer pitch or at the hockey rink, MacMillan has been a great teammate and a pain to play against in Atlantic University Sport (AUS) action.
"He's a type of hockey player that opponents don't like to play against," said UPEI Panthers hockey coach Forbes MacPherson.
"When he's on his game, he's physical, he's hard on pucks, he's first on forecheck, he's playing in all those dirty areas that we like to compete in."
The competitiveness started at a young age.
MacMillan grew up the youngest of three boys and said he, Logan and Ryan were competing all the way back to their mini-stick days.
MacMillan played a lot of sports growing up, but soccer and hockey were his passions.
In 2009-10, he played with the Panthers soccer team and Summerside Western Capitals. UPEI went to the nationals in Toronto that year.
"It's something that happens when you're a rookie and you kind of take it for granted," MacMillan said. "Then you go the rest of your career and figure out how hard that it is to get to."
MacMillan left UPEI following his rookie season to play junior hockey. He spent the next two years with the Moncton Wildcats, Chicoutimi Sagueneens and Amherst Ramblers.
The Panthers announced in June 2012 he was coming home to play soccer and hockey.
"Once the package came that I could play both (sports), it was pretty hard to not take that offer," MacMillan said.
Four years later and MacMillan is in the final season of his Panther career.
He's been a co-athlete of the year at UPEI and an AUS all-star. He also proved he was one of the best in the country when the fullback was named to the all-star team at the nationals in 2014.
MacMillan helped the Panthers to a bronze medal on home turf, and his impact started from the first game against Saskatchewan.
"Cole dominated our backline that day and didn't give them a sniff at our goal," coach Lewis Page remembered.
The Panthers defeated the UQAM Citadins 2-1 to the win bronze medal.
It was a special moment for MacMillan, who had played with many of the Panthers, and for Page, for about a decade.
"It's kind of the cap for my university career and to do it with all those guys," MacMillan said, "it's kind of the cap to all our friendship."
MacMillan has been a team-first player during his career.
When the soccer team was missing some of its top offensive guys in 2013-14, MacMillan moved up and played striker.
When injuries struck the hockey team's blue-line last season, the Stanhope native became a defenceman.
"You definitely don't do it on your own," MacMillan said. "You go to a different position . . . it's the people around you that really make it happen."
MacMillan is not the most vocal guy, but his coaches said when he speaks, guys listen.
While MacMillan is winding down his university career, his impact will be felt long after the skates come off for the final time.
"We set a challenge to him to kind of be a leader and leave leaders behind," Page said.
"He did a great job with our younger players this year, not just modelling the way, but educating them about what it takes to play at this level. He's left a great legacy with all those guys that are going to be so good for us over the next few years."
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Did you know? Cole is the son of former NHL'er Bobby MacMillan.
Worth quoting: "My dad supports me in everything I do," Cole said. "There's not really much pressure at all. Everyone who comes to these games knows who I am and knows who dad is. There may be a few similarities in our games, but probably overall (we're) pretty different."
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Kissables Dark
The dark trend continues. If it can be made dark, it will be made dark. So it is written in the marketing analysis ... so it is done.
Hershey's brought out the Kissables with a huge marketing blitz in 2005. They're tasty little hybrids of Hershey's Kisses and M&Ms. There's no way they're ever going to shove a peanut in the center there, but they can easily make them with Hershey's Special Dark chocolate so they have. For a while they were showing off Hershey's Special Dark Kissables in large bags, they've finally made it to the single serve bags, so I thought it was time to give them a try.
The wrapper is a pleasing brick-maroon color that evokes the feel of rich chocolate. The little candies come in four colors: lavender, maroon, dark purple and brown. Not quite as sassy feeling as the Kissables ... not even as many colors. They feel morose, a little depressed.
They have the nice light crunch of the Kissables and a good creamy dark chocolate center. They're a little chalky tasting, only a slight bitter hint towards the end, but generally very sweet.
I decided I was obligated to compare them to the Dark Chocolate M&Ms.
M&Ms come in more colors but the dark chocolate inside is just as sweet, but a little mellower overall. The Special Dark Kissables seem a bit crunchier, a bit more chocolatey. Neither wows me with their complex chocolate taste. They remind me of Sno-Caps, but with less mess and more color (not that it would matter in a dark theater).
Both dark chocolates contain milkfat and lactose, so are not appropriate for those who shun dairy. The M&Ms give you 1.69 ounces per package, Kissables only 1.5. The Kissables bag is plasticized, the M&Ms are only a glossy paper.
After sitting here with both in front of me, I found myself reaching for the Kissables more often. They just felt creamier, less chalky and a little richer, so they get one point higher than the Dark Chocolate M&Ms did.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Sno-Caps, Goobers & Raisinets
It's summer movie season. I'm not much of a movie-goer, mostly because I don't like to go out (I have this same problem with vacations), but I do enjoy movie cuisine of the sweets variety. (Nachos and hot dogs do not belong at the movies ... those are ballpark foods.) Today I have three classics.
Sno-Caps were introduced in the twenties by the Blumenthal Chocolate Company. These are just tiny chocolate chips with a coating of white nonpareils. The combination of the mellow semi-sweet chocolate with the sweet crunchy white dots makes them ideal for munching for two hours. The box encourages me to "Mix it Up! with Popcorn" but I'm kind of a sweets purist at the movies ... just candy, thanks!
The semi-sweet chocolate isn't terribly smooth, but it has a good chocolate flavor to it and a little dry and bitter hit towards the end. Of course the sweet little sugar spheres mellow that out pretty quick. The crunchies encourage me to chew these instead of letting them melt. But sometimes I like to let them all melt in my mouth so I'm left with a mess-o-nonpareils for some real crunching.
At the very end things can get a little messy with the orphaned nonpareils at the bottom of the box ... or the bottom of my purse if the box isn't sealed completely. A quick tip of the box and I have some good crunching. If I miss my mouth, well, luckily they're rather inert.
(Note: Sno-Caps semi-sweet chocolate now contains milkfat, so is not suitable for vegans.)
Rating: 7 out of 10
Goobers came along in 1925, though the idea of chocolate covered nuts had already been around for centuries (though not very affordable until the turn of the century). To me Goober was a character on The Andy Griffith Show. It wasn't until years later I found out that goober is actually slang for peanuts. (That was about the time that I started seeing Goober from Smuckers on the store shelves (peanut butter and jelly in the same jar).
Goobers are one of those easy to eat candies that don't get you all hopped up. There's a lot of protein in there from the nuts, so they don't get my blood sugar all in a tizzy. The chocolate is very sweet and not terribly smooth, but with the crunch of the nuts in there I rarely suck the chocolate off, so it's not very noticeable. My only complaint with Goobers is that sometimes the peanuts aren't very good. It could be that I'm getting an old box or the peanuts quality control isn't that good. A bad peanut is, well, bad.
There was a jingle for Goobers & Raisinets which has always stuck in my head (probably from around the same time as the Mounds & Almond Joy song).
Goobers, Raisinets
Rating: 7 out of 10
Raisinets were the third part of the movie candy puzzle, they were introduced in 1927. The idea of Raisinets had been around for years, often sold as part of a mix of panned nuts and dried fruits known as "Bridge Mix".
These are nicely sized raisins, soft and chewy, sweet and tangy. The chocolate, on the other hand, is super sweet, slightly grain and rather bland. As a kid I pretty much detested Raisinets. I eat them far more often now, but unless the chocolate is really good, I'd rather eat raisins.
Rating: 5 out of 10
Nestle has a strange website to promote these candies, called Nestle Classics which emphasizes them as good movie candy. It's kind of odd, since the only candy in their "Classic" lineup that they originated is the Nestle bar. All the other bars and candies in the array were acquired from other companies (Chunky & Oh Henry).
So, what are you eating at the movies this summer?
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Theo 3400 Phinney Bars
I tried the Theo Chocolate BonBons earlier this year and have had the bars sitting around for a while. I'm feeling quite pressured to eat them all (though they need to be savored) before Los Angeles gets so hot it bursts into flames (oops, we're already on fire).
Theo makes chocolate from bean to bar (actually roasting their own beans on site) using fair trade and organic ingredients. Don't let all that squishy-hippy stuff fool you, this is quality stuff without compromise.
Even the wrappers are sassy and fun (designed by KittenChops) instead of making you feel like you did a good deed. Come on! Half the fun is feeling that your chocolate bar is an indulgence ... a wrapper that tells you how many lives you may have saved, how many species will continue to exist because of your support ... all the wonderful skin-clarifying, artery-blasting ingredients that are contained within might be nice (and might get you to buy it) but they aren't going to get your salivary glands going.
The dark bars contain 65% cocoa solids, so these are dark, but not too intense.
The Theo Chocolate bars are actually called 3400 Phinney Bars, named after the address of the Theo Chocolate Factory in Seattle. Not only are they not afraid of you knowing where they are, they actually welcome visitors and offer tours with tastings, of course, as well as a factory store. I'm hoping to get up there next fall to really dive into their complete chocolate experience.
The Milk Chocolate bars boast 40% cacao content, so they're pretty rich.
All the bars a welcome change from the ordinary candy bar. The two I would find myself munching on regularly would be the Nib Brittle and Chai Milk Chocolate. They are expensive though, so only for special occasions. I could see tucking these into a special picnic at Pt. Dume or going to the Hollywood Bowl for a concert, but I just can't buy them every day ... but knowing that the cocoa is grown responsibly (socially & environmentally) would help me pony up the dough.
You can find the bars online at Theo, Chocosphere and at stores like Whole Foods. The bars are
now Kosher (as of March 2008).
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Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Black Ace Licorice
I'm a licorice fan, so it's hard to do it wrong. I'll eat it as a hard candy, a chewy rope or classic pastille. What I thought was great about this Black Ace Licorice is that it fits into that niche of licorice products that just about everyone can enjoy. Until I saw this package it didn't occur to me that so many gluten/wheat sensitive folks were missing out on some great chewy licorice goodness.
This licorice has no wheat flour in it, as most laces, twists and ropes do. Most mass-produced licorice products in the United States don't even contain real licorice any longer, they use anise flavoring instead. Black Ace is all natural and contains real licorice (which is a good thing and a bad thing, I'll get to that in a moment.) Licorice has been used for centuries in teas and medicinals. The extract is extremely sweet and has been used an alternative sweetener. It's a natural expectorant as well, so it's often found in cough remedies. Some of the effects of too much licorice can be welcome (laxative effect), unpleasant (green stool), or downright dangerous (high blood pressure & edema). Again ... that'd be too much licorice. What's too much? More than six servings a day.
Black Ace are little dots of licorice. They're soft and chewy, pretty much melting away in the mouth smoothly as you chew or dissolve them. They have corn starch in them, which I guess might make them a jelly product. They're very sweet, but have a mellow peppery, woodsy taste to them. They're sweetened with corn syrup and sugar, not molasses, so I miss some of the more earthy flavors. There's also a little hit of salt in here that tones down the high sweet flavors of the licorice itself.
Black Ace also does a Red version, which also has a similarly pleasant, smooth and soft chew. The flavor is a good fruity/floral mix, something like raspberry. I'm not a big fan of Red in general, mostly because it reminds me I could be having black licorice. But these were definitely nice.
I enjoyed them quite a bit but would probably prefer a molasses & wheat based candy. But if you're a fan of licorice and can't have wheat and don't want boring old hard candies, this might be a solution. Since they're all natural, you can expect to find them places like Whole Foods as well as Beverages & More, Oakville Grocery or Bristol Farms and possibly TJ Maxx and Marshalls.
Note: though this is all natural, fat free, wheat and gluten free, the package states that they were made in a facility that processes peanuts & other nuts.
Monday, May 7, 2007
Skittles Carnival Flavors
This bag of Limited Edition Carnival Flavor Skittles absolutely smells like a carnival midway: a combination of waffle cones, cotton candy and freshly shaken lemonade.
I was a little peeved that I couldn't find these in a single-serve bag, but at least they were on sale. While many chocolate based products in large bags are only 11-14 ounces, Skittles still come in a full pound bag.
The only strange thing about all of the flavors is that the candy shell was every so slightly tangy when first placed on the tongue. While that's fine for Red Vines and Slushie, it didn't really belong on the Bubble Gum and Cotton Candy. I'm wondering if that sour bite is the ascorbic acid that gives each serving of Skittles its 45% RDA level of Vitamin C.
I didn't care much for the extended flavors I reviewed last week, but I found myself happily munching away on this bag of Skittles without picking out particular flavors. Also, the flavor combinations pretty much all work with each other. Perhaps Slushy and Candy Apple are my least favorite combo but Cotton Candy and Bubble Gum are quite a nice mix. The other fun thing is that there's not strange Skittles Breath after eating them. Often with the fruity Skittles I find coffee unpalatable. Though they're not really coffee compatible, they don't spoil the experience for me.
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Friday, May 4, 2007
Webstore Review: Economy Candy
I thought I would give you some real-world info about what it's like to order from some of the webstores I've mentioned before.
Economy Candy's site is pretty well organized. The photos are good the descriptions are decent, except when it comes to the bulk stuff. I visited their brick & mortar store when I was in New York last year, so I knew that they were for real. The site does not have everything that's in the store. However, I get the feeling that you could probably call them and have them throw in some ad hoc items. (Perhaps someone can confirm that.)
I went there specifically for the chocolate covered halvah, and I figured as long as I was there and paying the shipping I'd throw in some other stuff.
I put in an order at Economy Candy and purchased the following:
The order tracking was a little frustrating. I kept visiting the site and their order tracking page but it never said that my order had shipped. But the candy showed up within a week. So go figure.
The package was well organized and everything was fresh and in tact. My Halvah came in a little white box and the rest of the contents just wrapped nicely in bubble wrap.
I would definitely use them again for future purchases of items I'm not able to get elsewhere. They allow purchases of single candy bars, though the shipping is a little high, if you're getting a variety the shipping isn't that bad.
Pros: Good selection, good prices, fresh product.
Cons: Frustrating website & order tracking, they don't always give a lot of information about the bulk items. Shipping and handling a bit expensive (but candy is kind of heavy).
I give the whole experience a 7 out of 10.
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Guittard Quetzalcoatl
If there were a poster child for the fight for real chocolate, this might be it. This is pure chocolate, at its most basic form. The Guittard Quetzalcoatl.
Quetzalcoatl is one of the gods of the Aztec pantheon with a serpent head and feathers. He was the morning star, the giver of agriculture and creator of books & calendars. Most importantly, the legends say that he gave cacao to the Aztecs. (Truly making it a food of the gods, as the botanical name for the plant implies Theobroma cacao.)
The traditional chocolate of the time was made by taking whole beans and crushing them/grinding them on a metate (also used for corn). The resulting paste (what we now call cocoa liquor) was combined with milk or water and spices to make their chocolate. Xocoatl, the early name for chocolate actually means "foamy water."
Gary Guittard created this bar using whole cacao beans and no added cocoa butter. So the ingredients are just about the shortest you're going to see on a chocolate bar: Cacao Beans, Pure Cane Sugar, Soya Lecithin, Vanilla Beans.
The package characterizes the bar thusly:
This bar is dark and roasty with strong woodsy flavors in the cedar family along with smoke and tobacco. There are a few dried fruit flavors in there as well, with some raisin and cherry notes. It has a dry finish and is very filling. I have to admit that I'm a big fan of high-cocoa butter chocolate bars, as I think the butter buoys the flavors so that they can roll around on the tongue a little longer and you can tease out more of the intricacies. I was really missing the extra fat here.
This isn't a bar I'd eat all the time, but I like it as an educational piece of chocolate.
As part of the effort to Keep it Real, I asked Guittard if they'd be willing to donate something to the cause that I could give away. So after I pledged my $100 Chocosphere gift certificate to the lovely chocolateactivists who took the challenge, I also got a package of a dozen of Guittard's bars (a $38 value) plus this extra bar for my own enjoyment, of course. I did a second drawing yesterday using all those people who entered with the "raffle ticket" that commented to the FDA (to kind of even the playing field). The winner was reader desertwind! Congratulations ... I hope you enjoy the array of fine (and real) bars.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Skittles (Fruits, Wild Berry, Tropical, Smoothies & Sour)
Skittles are insanely tasty little morsels. Rather like little bits of Starburst covered in a candy shell. Skittles were first introduced in 1974 in the UK and parts of Europe. They spread to the States as an import for a while and then in 1981 Mars began making them in the States.
Obsessive folks (perhaps I'm one of them and speaking from experience) like to divide up the colors and eat them. I usually eat mine in pairs of same flavors, but when it comes down to the end of the pack, there are certain acceptable combos (all the citruses can be paired and grape and strawberry can go together ... strawberry and lemon are also acceptable but never ever put orange and grape together).
Original Fruit Skittles
Lime (Green) - classic lime, leaning more towards the tart side than the floor-wax side of things.
Grape (Purple) - a pretty well rounded fake grape flavor
Lemon (Yellow) - good and sour with some hints of zest
Orange (Orange) - juicy and flavorful
Strawberry (Red) - one of the few red candies I like, it smells like cotton candy and has a tangy, creamy berry taste
While the Skittles website asserts that the flavor distribution is random, I've always felt that there were fewer green and purple ones in most bags. But as you can see from the photo, it's just the green ones that seemed slighted in this mix (and I'm not going to complain). I took copious photos of all of the bags as well, so if you're curious they're here.
You might want to partake of some of my favorite Skittles commercials: Man with Beard, Skittles Leak, this one is from the previous campaign (one that I think captures a bit of the wonder of candy and magic better) and the original with great costumes ... oh, wait, those aren't costumes, that's what we used to wear back in the day.
Wild Berry Skittles
These have been around for a long time, but I never really noticed them. I never saw a reason to get anything other than the regular Skittles. All of the flavors were great. Sure I ate the grape ones last, if at all (always share!), but they were one of those candies you can eat in a dark movie theater without having to spit out mistakes.
Wild Berry Skittles come in a super purple pack, so there's no mistaking them at the store (not like the M&M Pirate Pearls and M&M Almond). The colors look vaguely familiar, but without the vibrant orange and yellow. Instead they have a mousy pink in the mix which just makes them feel bland.
Raspberry (Blue) - it's a good berry flavor, perhaps a little more jammy and caramelized than I'd like
Strawberry (Pink) - I don't know why these are pink, it confuses me ... why not just keep the same red from the classic mix?
Wild Cherry (Red) - cherries aren't berries ... these are dreadful, they taste like Sucrets but without the numbing power
Berry Punch (Purple) - this one isn't that different from the raspberry, perhaps a little more floral and less tart
Melon Berry (Green) - melons aren't berries. It definitely tastes like watermelon and something kind of lemony.
Not enough of these flavors are actually berries and berries as a mix aren't that interesting to me.
Rating: 6 out of 10
Tropical Skittles
As I was looking through a bunch of old commercials for Skittles online I realized that this was another flavor mix that I completely ignored. However, part of that may be that the flavors were different back then. The original mix of Tropical Skittles included two different flavors: Passion Punch (Blue), Mango Peach (Orange), Strawberry Watermelon (Pink), the new flavors are noted with an *.
Banana Berry (Yellow) - I was hoping this would be like Laffy Taffy. Alas, the banana and berry mix was not pleasant.
Kiwi Lime (Green) - good kiwi flavor, not enough lime
Mango Tangelo * (Orange) - it's kind of nice, but tastes more like peach than mango.
Pineapple Passionfruit * (Blue) - finally! A blue flavor I like. The pineapple part was great.
Strawberry Starfruit * (Pink) - I don't eat Starfruits very often, only when they show up as a garnish on an expensive meal. These don't taste like starfruit or strawberries. This tastes like the way ink pens smell.
I loved the look of these spread out on the table but again the proportion of "tasty" ones was too small to warrant buying the whole bag. (How long before Skittles goes the way of M&Ms and you can special order flavor mixes?)
Rating: 6 out of 10
Smoothie Mix Skittles
I'm not sure if a consumer wrote to Skittles and said, "I love your chewy little morsels, but could you make them with less flavor? I just can't take it." And of course being capitalists wishing to capitalize on all corners of the untapped Skittles market, they did.
Smoothies in real life are great. They're like shakes only made with lots and lots of fruit. At least when I make them that's how they taste. Some folks put yogurt or ice cream or sherbet in there, so I guess that's where the watering-down of the flavor comes from.
Lemon Berry (Yellow) - like lemon sherbet, just a little flavor and no tartness
Mixed Berry (Lavender) - the most flavorful of the bunch, berries lend a good floral brightness to this
Peach Pear (Light Green) - my two of my least favorite fruit flavors ... which don't taste at all like peach or pear in this mix (more like banana)
Orange Mango (Light Orange) - smells like orange and tastes like papaya
Strawberry Banana (Pink) - I like this, probably because banana creates its own creaminess in smoothies, so it's a believable flavor
These are just too bland. Maybe if I'd just come out of a coma these would be good for easing me back into the world ... or might put me back into a vegetative state.
Rating: 5 out of 10
UPDATE: Smoothies are discontinued.
Sour Skittles
While all the other bags were virtually identical in format (same size and weight and materials) this bag is different. It's a little shorter than the others and made with a much thicker plastic (that's annoyingly hard to open). I'm guessing it's because these are rather different Skittles. Instead of all the sour being locked up under that candy shell, here it's on the outside of the shell in a sparkly sanded coating.
Blue Raspberry (Blue) - a good sour and then a berry hit and then a weird aftertaste
Grape (Purple) - the tartness felt more like citrus than malic acid and I kind of lost the grape flavor and just had a sweet chew
Lemon (Yellow) - the tartness really works on this, it feels citrusy on the outside and on the inside
Orange (Orange) - a slight blister at first and then a good sweet chew
Strawberry (Red) - really sour, then pleasantly floral, kind of like eating a not-quite-ripe strawberry and then a ripe one ... or maybe some limeade with some strawberries in it
The chew towards the end on all of these seemed grainier than usual. I don't mind that as a feature though. I don't like how messy these are. I like to line up my Skittles on my desk in little lines of each color as I dump small amounts out. These leave a dusting of sour on the desk. A word of caution as well, don't ever get the sour powder in your eyes. It's also very easy to just suck the sour off the outside, though it tastes the same on all of them, it also seems to lead to more tongue damage.
UPDATE: The flavors changed, here's a re-review.
Rating: 7 out of 10
Other products:
Tart & Tangy (discontinued)
Ice Cream Skittles (limited edition)
Fresh Mint Skittles (discontinued)
Carnival Flavors Skittles (limited edition)
Skittles Bubble Gum (contains artificial sweeteners, so I haven't tried it)
Skittles Chocolate Mix (introduced in 2007 - probably discontinued as of 2009)
Skittles Crazy Cores (new introduction January 2009)
Skittles Fizzl'd Fruits (new introduction March 2010)
Skittles Blenders (new introduction January 2011)
Skittles Riddles (new introduction January 2012)
Skittles made in the United States before 2009 contain gelatin, therefore were not suitable for vegans and are not Kosher. As of mid-2009 with the introduction of the new Skittles Crazy Cores they are made without gelatin and marked as being Gluten-Free
Skittles made in Europe do not contain gelatin (but I'm not sure if they're Kosher).
Skittles have less fat than Starbursts: 2.5 grams per pack, all saturated versus 5 grams with 4.5 grams saturated in Starbursts.
In 2008 Mars and Wrigley's merged and as of 2009 Skittles are marked as a Wrigley's product.
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Chhota Shakeel's Plot To Kill Chhota Rajan Foiled, 4 Arrested
India News | Press Trust of India | Friday June 10, 2016
Four persons have been arrested for allegedly hatching a plan to kill gangster Chhota Rajan, presently lodged in Tihar jail, at the behest of his arch rival and fugitive don Dawood Ibrahim's confidant Chhota
3 Suspected Chhota Shakeel Men Arrested For Extortion
India News | Press Trust of India | Friday May 27, 2016
Three suspected associates of gangster Chhota Shakeel were arrested on Thursday by the anti- extortion cell of Mumbai crime branch for threatening a builder.
'Very Soon...The End': Threat SMS For Gangster Chhota Rajan In Delhi's Tihar
Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Monday May 2, 2016
Underworld don Chhota Rajan, deported to India after being caught from Bali in Indonesia in October last year, continues to face death threat even inside the high security Tihar jail where he has been lodged, Delhi Police sources said.
Dawood Ibrahim Dying Of Gangrene? Buzz On Successor Already
India News | Reported by Tejas Mehta, Edited by Raija Susan Panicker | Tuesday April 26, 2016
A former police officer who investigated Mumbai's underworld for many years has said that Dawood Ibrahim's trusted lieutenant Chhota Shakeel is likely to be his successor if reports that India's most wanted terrorist is dying of gangrene are true.
Journalist Bidding for Dawood Ibrahim's Property in Mumbai Allegedly Threatened
Mumbai News | Press Trust of India | Saturday December 5, 2015
Former journalist S Balakrishnan who will be bidding for one of the seven properties of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar, today said he has been threatened by the don's aide Chhota Shakeel.
Chhota Shakeel Tipped Off Cops About Chhota Rajan's Fake Passport
Mumbai News | mid-day.com | Thursday October 29, 2015
If you can't beat them, turn them in - perhaps this is what underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's deputy Chhota Shakeel was thinking as he was thwarted in yet another attempt to eliminate rival gangster Chhota Rajan.
Did Chhota Rajan Surrender to Protect Himself From Dawood?
India News | mid-day.com | Tuesday October 27, 2015
Government agencies might be taking all the credit for capturing Chhota Rajan, but if sources in Mumbai Police are to be believed, the infamous gangster was the architect of his own arrest.
IPL Spot Fixing: Delhi Police Moves High Court Against Acquittal of Accused
Thursday September 3, 2015
A trial court had dropped all charges against 36 accused by holding that the Special Cell of Delhi Police has been unable to establish any "nexus" or link between the accused and crime syndicate allegedly run by underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his close aid Chhota Shakeel who were declared proclaimed offenders in the case along with one Sandeep.
IPL Spot-Fixing: S. Sreesanth's Troubles Not Over Yet, Delhi Police Challenges Dropping of Charges
Indo-AsianNews Service | Wednesday September 2, 2015
Delhi Police filed a charge sheet on July 30, 2013, alleging that underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his aide Chhota Shakeel were behind the IPL 2013 spot-fixing scandal. IPL?
Mumbai Police Arrest Two Suspected Members of Chhota Shakeel Gang
Mumbai News | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 4, 2014
Mumbai police today claimed to have foiled a deadly gang war, with the arrest of two suspected aides of Chhota Shakeel's gang, who allegedly conspired to gun down two key lieutenants of a rival group headed by Chhota Rajan in the sessions court premises in Mumbai.
Delhi Court Orders Attachment of Dawood Ibrahim's Property
India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday August 16, 2014
A court today issued fresh directions to initiate property attachment proceedings against underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his aide Chhota Shakeel, in connection with the IPL spot-fixing case.
IPL Spot Fixing: Court Orders Property Attachment Process Against Dawood Ibrahim and Others
Press Trust of India | Saturday May 31, 2014
The court order came after the special cell of Delhi Police informed the court that non-bailable warrants (NBWs) issued against underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and his associate Chhota Shakeel who were charged in the case, could not be executed as they no longer reside at their last known addresses in India.
Listen to audio of man claiming to be gangster Chhota Rajan
India News | NDTV.com | Saturday April 26, 2014
All of this week there have been reports of gangster Chhota Rajan being critically ill and in hospital abroad. Some reports said he was dead. But a man who claims to be Chhota Rajan called up NDTV's Sunil Singh and said he was healthy and well. NDTV recorded the conversation.
Man who claims to be Chhota Rajan asks on phone, 'Am I a ghost speaking?'
India News | Sunil Singh | Saturday April 26, 2014
On phone, the man laughed and denied that he is seriously ill or dying. "Am I a ghost speaking? They are saying my kidneys have failed, I am serious, I am dying. I don't know."
IPL spot-fixing case: police file supplementary chargesheet
Press Trust of India | Monday November 18, 2013
In its around 1,000 page supplementary charge sheet filed before Additional Sessions Judge Dharmesh Sharma, the Special Cell of Delhi Police referred to the intercepted telephonic conversations between Jain and Salman, alias Master, who is one of the persons said to be associated with the underworld.
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