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The district recently recognized Wilson as its Secondary Teacher of the Year. She teaches physical education, adapted physical education, and serves as the girls' athletic coordinator.
Wilson played a primary role in securing the addition of the adapted physical education class - which is for students with special needs - to the school.
"There was really a need for an adaptive class, so I wrote a proposal, and since then we have had one," Wilson said. "I think you have to teach age appropriate games and skills to students, and it's hard - when you have (special needs students) in with the regular class - to meet their needs."
Wilson coordinates her adapted physical education classes with the objectives of the school's Special Olympics program. Whichever sports students will participate in during Special Olympics competitions are the sports she practices in her class. Sports usually include basketball, bowling, and track.
Wilson teaches a variety of students, and said she will typically work with up to 300 of them on a daily basis.
"I have the special needs population, the general population, and athletes," she said. "You have to change gears. That is what helps me get through the day, and makes it fun."
Wilson's students spent time volunteering for various community initiatives last year. Students went to the Food Bank and collected blankets and other items for residents at Windsor Nursing Home in Corpus Christi. The trip was meaningful for Wilson because her mother, Myra McCrary, resides there.
"It was special," Wilson said. "She was always a big Ladycats fan."
Wilson is a Gregory-Portland class of 1984 graduate. The class will celebrate 30-year reunion activities next weekend. Members will eat at Corpus Christi's Mesquite Street Grill, and watch the Spazmatics - a 1980s cover band - at Brewster Street Ice House.
Wilson's daughter, Hannah Wilson, shares her mother's love of sports. Hannah will be a senior this year, and she has already committed to play softball at Houston Baptist University.
"She fell in love with the game, and was recruited before she even played on the field," Wilson said. "We're trying to keep her injury free."
Wilson hopes to help keep the Ladycats' strong athletic tradition going this year.
"The tradition of the athletic program we've put together over the last 20 years has been great, and seeing the girls grow and get better as athletes is amazing," she said.


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Designate other drawers -- a shorts drawer, a jean drawer, a jogging pants drawer, etc. It is a good idea to separate workout clothes from other clothes so maybe pick a drawer for workout gear so that you can grab what you need quickly and go.
A messy dresser and cluttered closet is unlikely in a neat room, so before exiting your bedroom clean up and make it clutter-free ...
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In order for your bedroom to be a true resting place, there should not be a lot of stuff everywhere. The top of the dresser should not be completely covered with bottles of this and containers of that. Clear it.
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Why do you hope Kidd fails? Hating the Nets is one thing, wanting Kidd to fail is another.
You usually have one of your assistants coach the summer league squad but Jason Kidd is coaching them. Getting a lot of help from Franks and other assistant's but I really hope this blows up in the Nets face hiring a rookie coach like him. I hope the Nets go 0-20 at the start of the season and Kidd gets fired forcing the Nets to admit they made a BIG mistake hiring a rookie coach with no experience.
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Why do you hope Kidd fails? Hating the Nets is one thing, wanting Kidd to fail is another.
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idk Tiger .... hoping Kidd fail at HC is like hoping Lebron or D,Wade never win a title.
In the 2013 draft night, Kidd showed he had a strategic-plan for the Brooklyn Nets.
Do u actually think Super-Star players KG, Pierce, and Terry would have agrreed to join the Brooklyn Nets if HOF Jason Kidd was not the HC?
The Nets have a top Bigman-coach in "KG & Pierce"
The Nets have a top Guard-coach in "Kidd & Terry"
The Nets have a great Towel & Water-boy PR coach in Frank.
Some teams u beat with ur guards in full effect, and some teams u beat with ur bigmen in full effect.
Now, if Charles Barkley go for the 2013-14 Brooklyn Nets over the Knicks, then Barkley graduated from Kindergarden with some logic...
P.S. Take my word on this one .. Rondo would never have 3/4 of the skills he possess today without KG/Pierce/Ray/Doc/and Thib on his back for improvement 24/7 for 2 straight seasons .. there were no-room for failure in Perkins & Rondo when the BIG-3 came together...
As far as I can tell, Kidd is letting Frank handle the offensive schemes while he focuses on the defense and the often unspoken intangibles of the game. I think a lot of people will be suprised at what comes out of Brooklyn next season. I'll be more worried about what the Knicks will do before worring about this potential rival rising up in the East. The Nets, imo are making some big moves, they are showing that money is no issue and are very dedicated to winning a chip in the not so distant future. I can't be mad at them (or any team) for doing that. Kidd is a player's coach, has the knowledge and probably the right staff that will support him. If his rosters pans out and plays smart BBall they will be a force in the next couple of years. The Bockers need to take notice and be aware of this. If we can build a roster around Melo we will be fine, if we use him like we did last year then Kidd will not be the only one to abandon ship.
Kiya - JKidd is with the enemy, not wishing any success for a cross town rival in the same division and conference as us.
Billy King is gambling on making a deep run in the playoffs and a championship this year with that roster he's assembled but I am surprised they chose a novice coach like Kidd to orchestrate it.
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Phanta Claus Is Comin' To Town
This past weekend, the Phillies held their annual Holiday Sale at the Majestic Clubhouse Store at Citizens Bank Park. Saturday featured appearances by Chris Wheeler, Milt Thompson, and Dickie Noles, as well as a tree lighting ceremony. Both days featured photos with Phanta Claus, and a memorabilia sale to benefit Phillies Charities.
We decided to go on Sunday, figuring it would be less crowded. First order of business was getting a picture of the kids with Phanta.
I was hoping that my daughter would be willing to then forego the trip to the mall to see Santa, since (in my opinion) Phanta is much better. But no such luck, as soon as we were done she asked if she could still go see Santa. Aargh – I hate the mall this time of year!
Next, we browsed a room of various collectibles, DVDs, and publications. I bought a Phanta figurine, rationalizing the purchase with the fact that it was a Christmas decoration. The kids both wanted Phanatic bobbleheads, which I agreed to with the understanding that they were part of their Christmas presents (note to self – must remember to get bobbleheads wrapped, and out from under my bed).
One of the Phillies employees manning the bobbleheads was wearing his World Series ring, which he kindly allowed me to get a closer look at, and even try on.
In my excitement at actually putting it on, I never looked to see which way it was facing. Thankfully, as you can see, it was right-side up. Also thankfully, it was really big, so there was no danger of getting it stuck on my finger. Now that would have created a problem!
There were more items for sale (autographed balls, bats, game-used stuff) in the Hall of Fame Club, which normal peons like me never get into. So it was worth looking just for the chance to step inside. Also, they were handing out free chocolate-chip cookies – yum!
The prices, surprisingly, were not outrageous. Some items had even been marked down! I treated myself to a champagne bottle from the NL East clinching celebration (empty, of course, and unfortunately not one of the marked down items). Hey, maybe there is some Phillie DNA on it – still daydreaming about that cloning plan.
One of the bargains to be had was an autographed Adam Eaton baseball for $5. I thought they should be giving those away, so I jokingly asked the girl behind the table if anyone was actually willing to spend even $5 on it. She replied that on the day before, a man bought 5 of them, along with two Eaton caps. When he asked her if she was wondering why he was buying all of them, she replied that yes, she was wondering. He apparently was planning on using them as gag gifts for Christmas. Now there's a new way to threaten your kids for bad behavior – instead of coal in your stocking, you'll get an Eaton ball! (poor Adam Eaton – I almost feel bad for him, but it was still pretty funny)
On the way out, we paused for another photo op in front of the Christmas tree, which was currently unlit even though it had blazed into life the night before.
Just a few (well, four) more months until baseball is back at the ballpark. *sigh*
A Little Bit of Actual Baseball News
Not a big splash, but more of a tiny ripple – the Phillies have finished filling out their bench by signing Ross Gload, previously with the Marlins, to a two-year contract. The left-handed batting Gload hit .318 as a pinch-hitter in 2009.
Welcome Ross, good luck as a Phillie!
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Nice bling!!
The Eaton balls remind me of this time I went to the Yankee store (don't ask) and they had 8 by 10 glossies of Kei Igawa for 2 bucks.
Memorabilia of a ne'er do well player do make great gag gifts.
Sue, your kids are adorable. I laughed when your daughter said she still wanted to go to the mall to see Santa, even after seeing Phanta. What can you do? That World Series ring is enormous. I bet it weighs a ton!
Awww…the kids look so cute :O) And nice ring…did ya think about running off with it? LOL
Caroline – So, did you end up buying a $2 photo? Even for just $5, I passed on the Eaton balls.
Jane – Thanks! They were both on their best behavior that day, for some reason. Hoping she forgets about the mall, but I may still have to make that trip. Surprisingly, the ring doesn't feel nearly as heavy as it looks.
Jenn – Thanks also – see above about good behavior. As for the ring, yeah, hubby and I were joking about that with the guy it belonged to. I said I probably wouldn't get too far before being tackled (I've never been known for my speed)!
I absolutely love christmas. Seeing the tree by the ballpark really is bringing my two favorite things together-christmas and baseball. It is a lovely sight
I only got to wear a AL Championship ring.
Seriously that is fantastic that he let you do that and you got an awesome photo to keep forever.
I could get used to a Phanatic Claus. Might give a lot more toys than the shopping mall Santa and his stale candy canes.
I know the Phillies still have a few tiems on their "wish list", and hopefully the stocking will be full before Christmas Eve with their bounty.
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Matt – Just a little dusting of snow, and it would be a perfect sight (dusting, not a foot of it!).
Babu – It IS huge. At the HOF in Cooperstown, there's a display of all the WS rings, and it's amazing to see how they've grown over the years. I can only imagine how huge the Yankees' rings will be this year.
Renegade – Yeah, it was really nice of him to do that. I only asked because I saw that another woman had done so just a few minutes before me, so I figured he was agreeable to it. I hope Phanta can bring the Phillies a little pitching depth for Christmas!
The Eaton balls would be funny, especially since i do mostly gag gifts these days, yep too stingy for real gifts… Okay gotta ask at the persistence of my wife, which mall? she misses Franklin Mills, I think because she could lose me for hours, or hide from me one or the other…. cool you got to put on a ring….:-)
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Peter – Though I try not to have to go to the mall too often, King of Prussia is the closest major one for us (Coventry and Montgomery might be a little closer, but they're not as big). Both the Plaza and the Court have really realistic looking Santas (real beards!), but we always end up at the Court as it has slightly shorter lines. I've only been to Franklin Mills once or twice, and was absolutely amazed at how huge it was.
Yup, I did buy the Igawa picture for my sister…and she laughed. Not quite sure what she did with it, though…
Caroline – Thankfully your sister must have a good sense of humor!
Cat – Thanks! Hope you have a great holiday too.
You got to wear some WS bling, eh? Not only impressive, but I'm jealous! (And it ain't even my team!)😉 Nice photos, also, incl. of your kids (they look about my daughter's age–she's 12)! The Phanatic Claus is really cool!
I think you lost out on that pitching depth Santa wish, though…hmmm!…
We got about a foot of snow in the NC mtns.; perhaps we'll have a white Christmas with the leftovers!
Take care, Sue. Have a great Christmas/holiday!
Your kids look adorable Sue! and that bling! wow! I was the same way when I tried the W.series ring. I did not noticed what way I had it on. For us Tommy Lasorda plays Santa so he doesn't need much to play the part.


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Regardless of what type of experience you're looking for, Michigan has no shortage of lakes and campgrounds to explore year-round. Today, guest blogger Philip Rudy tells us about his favorite family camping destination – Blake Lake State Forest Campground.
For a full listing of campgrounds across the state, visit michigan.org.
In my opinion, there are two types of camping in Michigan: There are the people that go to Higgins Lake with their RV and their TV and then there are people that pitch a tent out basically in the woods.
Not that there is anything wrong with the first type of camping – believe me, I have had my fair share of fun at Higgins Lake and it was a great time indeed. It is a great place to bring all of your friends for a fun, memorable weekend. There are a lot of people that come here from all over Michigan and you can meet tons of people from all over the state and make long lasting relationships.
Black Lake is located in Cheboygan and Presque Isle counties right at the top of the Lower Peninsula, and most people will find themselves driving through it if they chance to go to the Upper Peninsula. At this 9-mile long lake, you will find one of the most enjoyable places there is to go camping on the face of this earth (at least, in my opinion). There are tons of great things about this campsite, but here are the top three reasons that I think make this campground one of the best to go to in Michigan.
The Perfect Family Vacation
This place is somewhat secluded in the woods and for this reason there is a little bit more seclusion and more privacy – allowing you to have the perfect time with your family. It feels like you are a little bit more in the woods and you just get the "roughing it" feel.
This allows you to have large campfires, have the family dog around, cook whatever it was that you caught fishing that day, mess around with slingshots in the background and basically all sorts of things you wouldn't be able to do at your typical campground in Michigan. It's a great time to just sit around the campfire, come up with different recipes that make absolutely no sense until you eat them and talk about stories until the late hours of the night.
The Lake
The lake is absolutely gorgeous. It goes out for about 100 yards or more of crystal clear, waist deep water. And for how north this lake is, it really never gets too cold in the winter time. The beach is nice and sandy and it isn't one of those lakes where you are walking on rocks 90% of the time. It is gentle on the feet, and once again a great place for lots of family fun.
The Fishing
If you are an angler, or if you are interested in going fishing in Michigan for the first time, then Black Lake offers the perfect spot to go fishing. The lake is filled with all different types of bass, pan fish, pike, walleye, and even sturgeon. There are boat rental docks all over the place up and down the shore, and you can get on a boat at a decent price any time of the week during the summer months.
There are also great fishing areas all around the Black Lake Area like Kleber Pond, which is great for fishing off the shoreline over lily pads.
I went to Black Lake many summers of my life in my childhood because my father would take my brother and I out there with our friends for a fun family vacation. I encourage others who enjoy camping and are looking for a more "roughing it" feel to go out and try it as well.
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My purpose for writing is simply to request the Acton Institute make a public statement on its website to repudiate Mr. Sanford's actions, in large measure because he was prominently featured in Volume 18, Number 3 of Religion & Liberty journal. Of course your organization is not expected to guarantee moral behavior of its featured contributors simply because none of us knows what is really in the hearts and minds of our neighbor. Governor Sanford previously demonstrated he was a man of character and integrity, but even the most upright man is in danger of falling. My request is for the Institute to denounce Mr. Sanford's actions in the same public manner it praised his approach to politics last summer, in order to assure its viewers that it is not complicit with his actions.
If not exactly a denunciation, here's an explanation for why we interviewed Gov. Mark Sanford. We opened the pages of R&L to the governor because of his record as a fiscal conservative and his willingness to talk about the way faith guided his public life. Here's a sample of the interview:
R&L The religious views of candidates and their support among various faith traditions played a big role in the 2008 presidential race. Is this a good thing?
Sanford It is. But I don't know if it was more window dressing than not. Obama had Rick Warren speak at the inauguration, and then got some guy of another persuasion to give the benediction. I don't think you want it as an accoutrement. I think that you want it to show up in policy. In other words, conversation is certainly an important starting point. It can't be the ending point.
Somewhere, that "deeds, not words" philosophy fell by the wayside. Yes, Gov. Sanford fell and fell hard. But he was lying to many people about his public life and private conduct. And we got taken in, too.
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Clear! Yeah, ahaha
It's official, yeah, yeah
Ay Ziggy, I told them niggas!
They wouldn't believe me though
I do this shit by the way
[Verse 1: Young Jeezy]
It's 3:45, she pulled up to my house
Grabbed my strap, got the door with a blunt in my mouth (haha)
Say I'm bout to put this mack down, you know I'll put this mack down
And while I put this mack down, some Pac in the background
Look at me, I'm standing tall, she know how to keep it up
We just left the club, so you know we both drunk as fuck
30 min in, second wind, call it cardio
I go up and down, round and round, Super Mario!
Oh wee, oh wee, she bustin' like a uzi (uzi)
I'm ridin' the suzuki, she wet as a jacuzzi (uzi)
Call it in, code 10, get ready for the waterflow!
Number 16, "Tear It Up", yeah I told you so
[Hook: Trey Songz]
What can I say (I ain't lying) ain't no easy way to say this (yeah)
And I don't know If you can handle it
But I'm thinkin' 'bout takin' it (takin' it there)
Cause that's the only way you ain't get it (and you)
You lay around with them boy shorts on (layin' around)
And I've been thinking about it all day long (all day long shawty)
And I too don't think that I can handle it (but her)
But I think I might end up takin' it there!
[Verse 2: Young Jeezy]
I'm thinkin' 'bout takin it, then by receiving
She can get it right back up, just give her a reason
Any given season: winter, spring, summer, fall
I came to see the show baby, gon' and make that waterfall (haha)
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She know I'm the one to call, when she want that hood shit
Baby lookin' all good, my demeanors all hood
Left the chopper in the car, you know the handles all wood (haha)
I stepped up in the spot, smelling like a pound
Yeah you know I'm takin' that, you ain't gotta pull 'em down
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I have been feeling more hormonal than usual lately. It's not baby fever kicking in per se…but just squishy, helpless, things fever where I am feeling this completely irrational urge to cuddle all the animals, and pet all the things. And when this happens, I usually end up eating all the things. Like this.
Huck is natrually, the first and foremost victim on this list of must-cuddle-with-creatures. Unfortunately for him, he's my dog and first in line. Sure, I cuddle with Ben – when I see him. But with nursing school keeping him hermetically sealed in our room studying until after I go to bed most nights, Huck is who I've been turning to for my cuddly moods in the waking hours of my day. Me trying to canoodle with Ben while he is studying is highly counterproductive…
Ben sayyys he cuddles with me everynight, but as I can't verify that he actually does – I have to assume that all cuddling happens between me and Huck when he sets his head on my lap as I'm perched at the computer screen every night. Between the sad seal eyes, the velveteen ears that feel like a otter, and the paddies I can't help tickle when he's asleep – just to futz with the kid – I'm taking an unusually hard turn into the fevers of suishy, cuddle things.
Before you go thinking that this kid is just all cutesy, and adorable – he's ranks up there as the weirdest mutt you may everk now. He bounces around like Joey from War Horse, all four off the floor, has allergies that render him useless, he can't retreive worth a damn and he walks backwards on his own, even bouncing backwards out of the kitchen to avoid the line deliniating the carpet of the living room and linolium of the kitchen waiting with unmovable concentration until we allow him to launch himself at his dinner bowl every night.
And the best/oddest trait about this dog – he loves apples. This isn't a will-eat-a-couple-apple-pieces, he eats the Whole Damn Apple, core and all. He used to get an apple (or two) a day when he would come to work with me from the Boss and Huck'd carry it around to everyone in the office showing it off so proudly before he would hunker down and devour the whole thing in 67 seconds flat.
So as soon as these apples made a appearance in the kitchen, Huck was there – immoveable on his line, sitting just outside the kitchen with his paddies hanging over the edge into the kitchen, hoping to scrounge up any pieces of apple the fell to the floor. The mutt also makes an excellent Swiffer.
Two apples were cored, using a knife to score out the middle of them and a spoon to dig out the seeds and the rest of the middle. Squeeze some lemon juice into the cavity and swirl it around to coat the inside. No one wants the brown soggy middle here people.
Into a food processor add walnuts, brown sugar, butter, oats and a little cinnamon for good measure, pulsing to chop the nuts, incorporate the butter and make a tasty, cozy crumble to fill the apples. Spoon and pack in to the middle of each apple and set aside.
I wrapped these apples with a traditional ol' pie crust, that you can make or use from the store. The dough to a 9″ pie crust, split into two and rolled out should be enough to wrap two moderately sized apples – but since I used large Jonagolds, they came out a little short on top. In retrospect – wrapping the apples from the top-down would be better if you're worried about presentation – I was just more concerned about shoving a self-encased apple pie into my face as fast as humanly possible. Presentation be damned!
And just like with any apple pie – or baked apple creation – make sure you're using apples that will hold up to the heat and not fall to mush. Granny Smith's are always a good one with their tart taste and tough exterior, with honeycrisps, braeburns and jonagolds all doing well, too.
This pie crust is a whiz in the kitchen using the food processor that you used to make the crumble filling – and it takes all of 5 minutes to make. For someone like me whom pie crusts typically hate – this has been a fail-free crust. Thank Comfortably Domestic for this one. She's a genius. So pulse it out, split it up in two, roll it out and wrap it around your apples, using a beaten egg to wash the crust so it turns that delightful caramel color as it bakes.
Set to bake for 25 minutes at 375 was just the trick to make these delicious wrapped crumbles. You can be kind an share onei large apple with someone you love, or just unhinge your jaw and devour it yourself. There are no heroes here.
Or if you're like me – give a slice to your favorite mutt. He patiently waited, drooling over your linolium for a bite – he earned it.
And it was good. Nee, great. Mama loves her pupper. And I also love these.
Wrapped Baked Apple Crumbles
Baked apples, wrapped in pie crust and filled with cinnamon crumble filling
Yield: 2 Apples
Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 25 Minutes
Total Time: 45 Minutes
Pie Crust:
3/4 cup Flour
6 Tbsp butter, cubed and frozen
1/4 tsp Salt
2 Tbsp Ice Water
-or- use 1 pre-made 9" pie crust
Apple Filling:
3 Tbsp Butter
1/4 cup Oats
2 Tbsp Brown Sugar
1 tsp Cinnamon
1/4 cup Walnuts
2 Apples
1 Tbsp Lemon Juice
1 Egg, beaten for pie crust wash
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Score apples with a sharp knife around the top and well into the apple to create a scoring pattern that you can use to dig out the center of the apple. Using a spoon, dig out the center of the apple, removing the core and seeds. Don't dig all the way through the apple. When cleaned out, pour in lemon juice and swirl around each apple. Set aside.
In food processor, pulse together all ingredients of the crumble filling until the nuts are chopped into small chunks. Spoon filling into the two apples, packing it down and filling the apple cavities completely. Set aside.
To make pie crust, if you're not using a pre-made crust, pulse the flour and salt in the food processor. Add in cubes of butter and pulse until small pea size balls form. Add in ice water and turn on processor until the dough starts to form and creates a ball. Divide into two halves and roll out on a heavily floured surface.
Lay the pie crusts over the top of each apple, and wrap them around the apple. Using a brush and the egg wash, brush the egg over the apples, and inbetween any creases in the pie dough to make sure it all sticks together. Place the apples on a foil lined baking sheet that has been sprayed with non-stick coating. Bake apples until crust turns golden brown, about 25 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool slightly. Serve while still warm.
Pie crust is from Comfortably Domestic.
33 Responses to "Wrapped Baked Apple Crumble"
Oh my gravy. What is this glorious confection my eyes have seen?! It looks DELICIOUS. And I totally agree with you–I don't have baby fever at all, but I do want to pet ALL THE DOGS. I love dogs. And each one, I want to pet and love and snug. My dog hates me for it.
Gorgeous. Gorgeous! I could smell them just looking at your photos. Thanks for combining two of my favorite things – baked apples & Huck.
Such a pretty dessert! I love it
LOL – Huck is so cute. How old is he? He seems very calm and friendly. This recipe looks so awesome. Yummy yummy goodness!
Adorable pooches! Oh, and those apples look pretty good, too. 🙂 What a lovely recipe!!!
HOLY EFFING EFF EFF.COM. i want this.
Awww, such a cute puppy face. My dog likes apples too. And raw garlic, which makes for some awesome puppy breath.
These apples are stunning, beautiful job!
Apple dessert + dog pictures = amazing!
I could devour those all by myself. mmmmm apples.
Aww Huck! He's by-far the sweetest! And these apples. Apple crumble is a favorite of mine and the pastry is such a great touch!
I heart this! Love the addition of the pastry!
That looks absolutely divine!!! And your story was just so cute, enjoy the cuddles however you get them!
Oh girl, I think the hormonal thing is in the air…maybe it's that time of year or something but I'm feeling it too and everyone around me seems to be too. Your dog is aaaaaadorable and your apple creation is genius. Yeah, I'd like to cuddle with your apple creation…and then eat it and then make more. Looks great!
Looks devine! I will definitely be making this during the holidays! I love and appreciate your dog story of course… I have a King Charles Cavalier who sits in the kitchen at all times just waiting for anything to hit the floor. I'm sure an apple would be a nice treat for a change!
I'm convinced that dogs make the best cuddlers. My sheltie is so squishy, how could I not squeeze and love him? I'm not sure he's a fan though… He gets scared sheltie eyes when I squeeze him. Fear of oversqueeze, perhaps?
Either way, making these NOW! They are, by far, the best looking apple treat I've seen thus far.
ooooh, huck is such a cutie! his cute, squishy-faced expressions remind me of my own Skylardog, too. She actually likes apples as well – dogs are weirdos! =) And this crumble? looks absolutely wonderful. YUM!
I loooooove these!! Perfect pie/crumble combo!
YUMMMM I don't even like apple pie and I think I'd like these! And Huck, I want to marry him 🙂
Aww man, I love everything about this post! He is such a sweetie, dogs totally rule. And baked apples in pie crust? yes please!!
I would want to snuggle with Huck all the time too. Love him! These baked apples are the bomb! Pie crust and crumble? Yum.
Cute story! Makes me want to share some apple crumble with my mutt.
These look delicious! Thanks for a great new recipe. As I was reading I saw that your pup likes apples, my baby loves them as well 🙂 She has allergies too and they're about the only treat she can have. I saw though that he likes whole apples even the core… Unfortunately apple seeds are very toxic to dogs. They're like arsenic to them.
Thanks Tawni, I'll check up on issues with the apple cores. That is a frightful thing, Huck loves apples so much. Maybe I'll just core them for him, I'd hate to deprive him of something he loves so much.
You're welcome! I'd hate for something to happen to your adorable pup! But yeah I give mine fresh apples all the time, I just core them and then they're perfectly safe. 🙂
I tried making these, and I had a few comments. The pie dough was super easy and fool-proof. The presentation was picture-perfect; it looked so pretty I didn't want to bite into it. The filling was also delicious. My only complaint was that the recipe overall wasn't sweet enough as a dessert for my taste. I used Granny Apples and they worked fine, but there wasn't a lot of flavor with the apple and the pie crust, and there wasn't enough filling
to compensate for that. I ended up drizzling honey over it, and that helped, it just wasn't what I was expecting.
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This was my 3rd appearance on web radio–the first being on MLB.com's "Under the Lights" with Pete McCarthy (it was a Friday night and I had to go straight to a party, hence the dress), and the second this past April 25th on Matt and Anthony's phenomenal Metsblog Talk Radio (now in its new timeslot at 10PM every Wednesday–I'll remind you this Weds!). I'm always happy to talk baseball, but after these appearances, I always think of what I should have said way after the questions are asked. Being more of a writer than a speaker, well, I guess I like to think on the questions a bit.
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2. The Big Hitters: I wasn't too articulate about this one (again, writer more than speaker here), but basically, guys are going to slump. We know that. We just need to make sure there aren't too many big bats slumping at once. Spread it out, fellas.
3. Plating runs: I know you're with me here. How frustrating is it to watch the boys get on base–****, load the bases–and then not be able to score a run out of it? Stranding guys on base could hurt us more than anything come October. But then, you don't need to say "NLCS Game 7, 9th inning" to realize that.
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Thanks for appearing on Baseball Talk. Love the radio mic on your post🙂 Keep up the good work…Go Mets!
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I just saw your article on MLB. Great job!
I would like to think that I triggered something that day I sent you the email LOL If not then don't burst my bubble I would still like to think I did LOL
Anywhoo, Hope all is well.
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"The bailout would keep things running smoothly until they do retool those plants," said David Rolf, of the Hawaii Automobile Dealers' Association.
Rolf said bankruptcy to the Big Three would have a devastating affect nationwide, including in Hawaii.
"The auto industry is so fundamental to the employment base and it's really about jobs, jobs, jobs," Rolf said.
Mike McKenna, of Windward Ford, has been in the auto industry for 40 years. Sales are down and layoffs are up. He said he had 100 employees last year. Now, he has 40.
GM and Chrysler requested billions to boost their dwindling cash reserves. Ford is seeking up to a $9 billion line of credit.
"I'm a little jaded because Ford is the only one that has money and it's not that Ford wants a bailout they just want a credit line," McKenna said.
Stricken automakers aren't getting much sympathy from many Americans. Many folks want the Big Three to bail themselves out.
"I believe we should not help these companies that haven't helped themselves the last couple years," said Johnny Cantillo, who opposes the bailout.
"It's not our job to bail them out they've made their money -- now it's tough times it's their own problem," said Roger Thomas, who opposes the bailout.
"I'm just tired of nobody being held accountable for their actions. Everybody's getting bailed out so who's going to bail me out?" said Angie DeAngelis.
Experts said volatile gas prices and the credit crunch led to the auto crisis and buying cars came to a screeching halt.
But some said now is the best time to buy a car. It's a great time to negotiate with auto dealers, and consumers now have the option to buy at factory prices.


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#205710 - 05/05/12 05:05 PM No, not phrenology [Re: Rhubarb Commando]
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If you must have your sciences soft,
I found a hat someone had doffed
...Reading Psychology
...Or Sociology
What was that? Somebody coughed?
#205724 - 05/06/12 04:36 PM Tying Up Loose Ends Department [Re: Rhubarb Commando]
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Originally Posted By: Rhubarb Commando...as a historian (Ret'd) I have to protest that I am mystified as to exactly who we are talking about! There are a few choices:-
1] Henry II and Thomas a' Becket of Canterbury (he was the "turbulent priest" that Henry wanted rid of.)
2]Richard III and the two young Princes , murdered in the Tower of London (supposedly) - which is the plot of Tey's excellent book, Daughter of Time
3] Henry VIII and Sir Thomas More, whom Good King Hal had beheaded for not agreeing to support the Divorce between himself and Catherine of Arragon.
There we have a slice of English history, covering just over two centuries - a very colourful and turbulent period, indeed, although not the period in which I specialise (I'm a late C18/C19 Social Historian by trade.)...
A final word:
Richard III, and the horrendous actions attributed to him, is the core of Tey's Daughter of Time.
Thomas More, referred to in the book (somewhat sardonically) as "the Sainted Thomas," wrote a history of those times widely considered authoritative, though he lived two generations later.
Referring to Thomas More as the "meddlesome priest," when that title more properly inheres to Thomas à Becket, is my error, pure and simple.
Moral: Don't accept everything you read as Gospel. Even if it comes from a Saint. Or me. Or even Snopes.com. (But that's another story...)
#205727 - 05/06/12 11:43 PM Re: Tying Up Loose Ends Department [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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Sometimes Words Can Be Self-evident
Don't accept every Gospel you read as moral
And beware of facts that you hear that are oral
Instruments of oppression?
Or ornaments on progression?
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#205728 - 05/07/12 01:36 AM Common knowledge [Re: jenny jenny]
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Be careful where you get your science;
On Wiki don't place great reliance.
The open-write scheme
Propagates any meme,
Until it's corrected by clients.
#205729 - 05/07/12 06:25 AM Re: Tying Up Loose Ends Department [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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Moral: Don't accept everything you read as Gospel
Since you are talking clichés: 'history will absolve you'.
#205730 - 05/07/12 06:51 AM speaking of clichés [Re: BranShea]
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Yes, but is it "History is the Daughter of Time" or
"History is written by the winners" ?
#205731 - 05/07/12 10:21 AM Re: speaking of clichés [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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You ain't seen a pin 'til you've seen my Bobby pin
Like when he pinned an orangutang in Bogota
He tied him in a knot
To untie him he forgot
And that orangutang is still tied up in Bogota
Edited by jenny jenny (05/07/12 10:22 AM)
#205734 - 05/07/12 12:52 PM A sad tale of betrayal. [Re: jenny jenny]
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Loc: Lancaster, UK
I once had a girlfriend named Ruth,
But she left me to go to Duluth
With my friend, whos got dash
And a sackful of cash,
So now I am Ruthless, isooth!
I'm immortal until proven otherwise
#205742 - 05/08/12 11:37 AM Maybe it is best that you are unruth. [Re: Rhubarb Commando]
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I am your former girlfriend Ruth in Duluth
I dumped you because you were crude and uncouth
My aperient was your friend;
My apology for our end
I miss you darling like I miss an aching tooth.
#205743 - 05/08/12 12:11 PM Re: Maybe it is best that you are unruth. [Re: Jackie]
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Now that weve gone our separate ways
I live in a semiconscious haze.
I thought Id found love
But you gave me the shove,
And I pass all my days in a daze
I'm immortal until proven otherwise
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Songs of the Fisherman
Memories of meals past echo from the menu at Stoney Point
By Erica Wayne 11/05/2013
Early in 1984, I reviewed Amedeo Costantino's stellar restaurant, The Italian Fisherman, in the Braley Building on Raymond Avenue. Almost 30 years later, although The Fisherman closed nearly two decades ago (the historic building, alas, now a Scientology stronghold), Amedeo and I (mere children at the time of that bygone review) are still going strong, I churning out columns for the Pasadena Weekly and Amedeo running the somewhat less opulent Stoney Point, a restaurant he opened in 1994.
I wrote my first review of Amedeo's Stoney Point (he had taken over the decade-old restaurant after at least two other proprietors had failed to make a go of it) in 1995. Most of what I wrote then is still true today, 18 years later; some things have changed but, by and large, the restaurant (like Amedeo and myself, of course) remains vital if somewhat more mature.
Nestled in the triangle of land framed by Colorado Boulevard, Melrose Avenue and Avenue 64, across the Colorado Street Bridge in far west Pasadena, Stoney Point easily eludes the casual passerby. The diminutive mid-century restaurant (seating perhaps 50) is divided into two distinct spaces: one narrow with a bar, piano and lots of windows; the other squarish with subdued artificial light. A lunch-time visitor once labeled them the sunny and shady rooms. In the evening, I think of them more as the sociable and intimate areas.
The menu, fashioned by a master used to quality classics rather than innovation, is perhaps a bit staid but certainly elegant. Almost as soon as diners are seated, they are presented with tasty bruschette topped with diced tomato, fresh basil, garlic and olive oil. Then, since Stoney Point is blessed with a full bar staffed by an able tender, there's the choice of cocktails and vintages.
With an excellent martini, warm Italian bread and butter and the menu to peruse, I let my mind drift back to some of the dishes I first tasted three decades ago at The Italian Fisherman, reproduced with exactitude by Stoney Point's present-day chefs. For instance, there's a platter of platonic calamari fritti ($10.95), small tendrils and rings lightly floured and fried to perfection, served with a half lemon and a cup of rich not-too-sweet marinara I never feel the need to use.
Two pasta dishes of which I am very fond are Amedeo's spaghetti with fresh clams sautéed in white wine, olive oil and garlic ($17.95) and his chicken tortellini in cream sauce with prosciutto and peas ($15.95), both of which I remember from The Fisherman. Cioppino, with its mix of seafood and spicy tomato broth ($24.95), and sand dabs ($21.95), lightly sautéed, blanketed with a slightly thickened lemon butter sauce and dotted with capers also stir happy memories of the good old days.
If pasta Bolognese was part of The Fisherman's fare, I don't remember it. But my husband orders it repeatedly. The noodles are rigatoni ($15.95), and the homemade ragu is definitely authentic, right down to the chunks of carrot and the coarsely chopped meat (likely a mix of beef and veal) and obviously simmered for hours. My mate also likes the three-inch high filet mignon ($27.95) in barolo wine sauce. And I've occasionally sprung for lobster ravioli in lobster/cognac sauce ($17.95) or lamb chops ($26.95) prepared with Dijon mustard sauce and kalamata olives.
In addition to calamari, I almost always order a Caesar salad ($7.95) since, although not made tableside as it was at The Fisherman, it tastes nearly the same: garlic, egg, lemon juice, shaved parmesan, crisply fried garlicky croutons and clearly discernible anchovy (the ingredient that way too many chefs forgo). My husband usually has a bowl of traditional onion soup ($7.95), whose rich beef base and gooey gruyere he finds immensely satisfying, although I think it a bit too salty.
And, speaking of salt, Stoney Point's chocolate soufflé (a somewhat hefty $18.95 for two — divvied up, baked and served in twin ramekins with a shared bowl of light, sweetened whipped cream) has lately, in keeping with the newest trends, been sprinkled with salt crystals before baking, not a plus for me. Nevertheless, the soufflé (also available in Grand Marnier, raspberry and lemon) makes for a grand finale. Alternatively, the dark chocolate tartufo ($5) and chocolate truffle mousse with raspberry sauce ($6.95) are dandy.
Not everything is perfect at Stoney Point. I sometimes find the side vegetables (especially broccoli) too "al dente" for any but those with the strongest of teeth. And even the "intimate" dining area can get pretty noisy when the restaurant is full. The Web site's menu (along with Amedeo's bio) is a bit out of date; a few dishes have been dropped (including "risotto a piacere" which was fun to fashion), and prices have risen. On our visit last week, our attentive server confided that a new menu was in preparation. Fingers crossed that our favorites survive the changes.
Finally, although I hate to mention it, last week's pianist seemed to be trying to rush through the greatest number of tunes he could muster up in as short a time as possible, syncopating and fragmenting even tender ballads to a few garbled bars. He left his heart in San Francisco but managed to get to New York in record time despite the loss. Truly, he needs to slow it down a bit if he wants to enhance the otherwise pleasantly relaxed ambiance of an excellent dinner at Stoney Point.
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Congratulations to the UTEP MBA student team that competed this past April in the Regional SHRM Case Competition and placed second! Diana Aranda, Mario Boisselier, Claudia De La Rosa, Luis Gonzales, Michelle Luevano and Araceli Vega trained hard for their first case completion. All five are members of the Full Time MBA program at the UTEP College of Business Administration.
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Don't discount the Pelfrey thing
It's very easy after losing a 4-game series against the Nationals to overlook the good stuff. Very easy. Who isn't frustrated, especially with the offense? Dudes, score some runs.
But keep in mind how huge it is that Mike Pelfrey may have turned a corner–and that was one big, hulking corner. Has he figured certain things out?
1) He ditched the Evil Mouth Guard. Pelfrey is once more pitching with tongue. Should we call it French pitching? Whatever the guard was doing–whether it was tipping pitches, distracting Pelf, reaching out from his teeth to alter the course of the ball–evidence shows that Mike Pelfrey pitches better without the mouth guard. Please let it be retired forevermore.
2) He wasn't trying to "do too much." Pelfrey admitted that for his past two starts–the improved ones–he was feeling under the weather. This meant he wasn't over-pitching, he wasn't over-thinking, he wasn't trying too hard. He was just trying to get through. Moral of the story: Either we need to figure out the magic key to getting Pelfrey out of his own head so he can just throw the ball, or we need to figure out how to keep small strains of viruses around him at all times.
Now the team heads uptown, and I head into Yanks fan territory. My closest friend from college gets married tomorrow–to a die-hard Yankees fan (though a nice one). With tons of Yankee fan friends. With whom I'm spending tonight and most of tomorrow. METS: Please do not subject me to hours of baseball-related taunting. If nothing else, just play hard. For goodness sake, just play hard.
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The Big Pelf has looked sharp his last few starts. If he keeps it up, that gives the Mets four good young starters on their staff. Speaking of looking sharp… way to beat the Yanks today!
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My first rifle: Kid's first kill
To all of you gun enthusiasts who write me to tell me that I know nothing about firearms: I concede defeat.
Never in my wildest, most paranoid of imaginary scenarios have I concocted a situation where a 5-year-old little boy might shoot and kill his 2-year-old sister using his own rifle.
Yet, that's what just happened in Cumberland County, Ky.
Just to recap the story: The little boy received the rifle, a "Crickett" advertised as "My First Rifle," as a gift. He, apparently, was experienced in shooting the weapon, but didn't know it was loaded when he pointed it at his sister and squeezed the trigger. The little girl died.
This is, unfortunately, a fairly routine experience. Kids like guns. I remember playing with my grandfather's revolver when I was a child. When no gun, real or toy, was available, my brothers and I would use corn cob "guns" to play cops and robbers. Every once in a while, a child plays with a real, loaded, weapon and tragedy results.
What I didn't know is that people make guns specifically designed for tots.
Keystone Sporting, a Pennsylvania company, sells them under the names "Crickett" and "Chipmunk." The Cricketts are described as a smaller weapon, designed for children, and come with a shoulder stock in childish colors including pink and swirls. It shoots a .22 caliber bullet. You can give it to a 5-year-old.
The mind boggles.
I don't even know what to say about a thing like that. People give lethal weapons to 5-year-old children?
I mean, I get the basic idea. If you are a hunter, you want to instill a culture of safety and gun respect in your kid before that kid turns into a careless teenager. Perhaps you learned to hunt from your own father or grandfather and you want to share that with your son or daughter.
I understand that. It is part of the American tradition.
But is there no place left for common sense? Does anyone seriously think a 5-year-old ought to have his own rifle?
Apparently, that is not a rhetorical question. There is a company – I believe it employs about 70 workers – that stays in business by manufacturing rifles and scopes for children.
Cumberland County Coroner Gary White said "nobody wants to take anyone's guns away but you've got to keep them out of harm's way from kids. It's a safety issue."
Well, yes it is. And, honestly Coroner White, don't you think someone might want to take guns away from 5-year-old little boys?
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