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As the crowd chanted his name, the governor of New Mexico entered the Roundhouse, where he will next week oversee the beginning of the '08 legislative session, and told the supporters and media packing the Rotunda that as of Jan. 10 his presidential campaign has ended and he's home.
Looking cheerful and cracking jokes, Richardson characterized his year-long campaign as "a remarkable process," and one, he said, from which he learned "I don't have all the answers," prompting laughter from the heavily Democratic audience.
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Three leadership gifts celebrated today will strengthen both Emporia State University and the Emporia community.
The Trusler Foundation provided a total of $125,000 to benefit Emporia State's School of Business and Athletic Department. The City of Emporia was recognized for its in-kind gift in fall 2013 when city leaders allocated $235,000 to pave the parking lot at the Trusler Sports Complex and repave Trusler Road leading to the home fields of Emporia State baseball and softball teams.
Of the Trusler gifts, $100,000 is directed to the School of Business to match a previous gift from Emporians Dale and Carolyn Davis. The Davises established a fund in October to enhance marketing efforts for the School of Business.
The Emporia State Foundation hosted a reception at Emporia State's Sauder Alumni Center on Friday, Jan. 24 to announce the gift and publicly thank officials from the Trusler Foundation and City of Emporia for their generosity. The event featured bell chimes echoing from Silent Joe, the tower housing the bell that serves as audible evidence of success in the university's comprehensive fund-raising campaign, echoing its "Silent No More" theme.
Since its launch a year ago, Now & Forever: The Campaign for Emporia State University has surpassed the halfway point of its $45 million working goal.
"The School of Business is extremely honored and excited by this gift from the Trusler Foundation," said Dr. Kristie Ogilvie, dean of the School of Business. "This contribution will allow us to further enhance our marketing efforts in promotion of the School of Business and celebrate the academic excellence we provide.
"When paired with the gift from Dale and Carolyn Davis, the School of Business will be able to make a positive impact on recruiting leaders for both the state and regional economy," she said.
The second Trusler gift of $25,000 will be used at Trusler Sports Complex to build a new ticket stand and visitor's dugout. The project fits perfectly with the city's paving project.
"The City of Emporia provided a new, sorely needed parking lot at the Trusler Sports Complex," said Tyler Curtis, director of alumni relations and master of ceremonies at the bell-ringing celebration. "Leveraging the city's investment with an additional investment from the Trusler Foundation creates a win-win-win for the University, community and the Trusler Foundation."
Emporia State University Athletic Director Kent Weiser agreed.
"The Trusler Complex has always been a jewel for the community of Emporia," he said. "Emporia State, Emporia High, youth softball and baseball,and recreational activities throughout the spring and summer bring thousands of visitors to Emporia, and Trusler is often times their first impression of our community.
"We appreciate the continued support of the City of Emporia and the Trusler Foundation for this great sports and activity venue."
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"These gifts from the Trusler Foundation and the City of Emporia show how important partnerships are between the community and university," said DenaSue Potestio, president of the Emporia State University Foundation and vice president for advancement. "Together we will change lives not only in Emporia but also at the state, national and international levels."
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Editor's note: After conducting a full teardown analysis of Apple Inc.'s iPad mini and iPad 4 tablets shortly after the devices hit the street Nov. 2, engineers from UBM TechInsights put the Apple A6X processoravailable for the first time in the iPad 4under the knife (and microscope).
Inside the new Apple iPador iPad 4lies a modified A6 processor dubbed the A6X. This modified A6 processor still features two application processor cores and operates at 1 GHz. However, the architecture has been modified to include quad-core graphics as opposed to the three-core graphics of the original A6.
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As I exited the highway and drove towards Chambersville, I marveled at how long I'd been making this journey—every twist and turn on the country road as familiar to me as the shape of the letters in my own name.
It was sunset, and while driving to my grandparents' farm I decided to take a detour along a gravel road lined with old trees. These bois d'arc trees (pronounced boe-dark—this tree is the bearer of horse apples, that inedible knobby green fruit) are made of super-strong wood and were planted as a sort of natural fence before people put up barbed wire. Through the years, as these trees along the road have grown tall and wide, their leaves and branches have met above the road creating a green canopy. It's breathtaking. Sadly, the owner of that estate has sold the land to a developer who plans to build a subdivision. That road's days are numbered and so I try to take a drive down it any chance I can.
I arrived at my grandparents' farm as always, trailing a big cloud of white dust as I raced along the rocky road in anticipation of arrival. It's a good feeling to know that when you arrive somewhere people will be happy to see you. And while my visit was short, there were enough stories told and lived in the next couple of days to fill this blog for a month or two, or at least write a really long article for Progressive Farmer. So I won't bore you with all the details, instead, as it's Eat Local Month, I'll share with you a meal I made almost exclusively from the fruits (and fish and vegetables) of their land.
Early the next morning, my grandmother and I went apple picking. There has been a record amount of rain this year (and actually for the first time in recent history, not one place in Texas is suffering a drought) and while the water was welcome, it left all their Golden Delicious apples covered in black spots—yes, it was mildew. The apples actually looked pretty cool—like speckled green eggs—but Grandma thought it wise not to eat the skins, so after filling a couple of huge tubs and a bucket, a peeling session was in order.
These apples were going to be canned, and since my grandmother had other things to tend to around the farm, I got the job of removing the skins. She peels apples with a long knife; I am not so brave and instead used a peeler.
After the apples were peeled and sliced, we moved over to the cottage and set up the canning station. She has canning tools that belonged to my great-grandmother, and I was amazed that they hadn't rusted or deteriorated over the years. We boiled the water and sugar to make syrup, and poured this into the quart-sized Mason jars filled with layers of apple slices. Using the canning tongs, Grandma smoothly lifted the heavy jars and placed them in the big pot of boiling water, and then we waited a half hour for the seals to set. And that was it! I didn't know canning could be so easy, though I reckon there's less risk of botulism with apples than with, say, tomatoes.
After lunch, we took short naps and then I started planning the menu for dinner. Like most country people, my grandparents' have a huge, well-stocked freezer and cabinet upon cabinet lined with canned and pickled goods: as they grew up on farms, they are well schooled in the art of preservation (though huge freezers are a relatively recent luxury in their lives—as children they didn't have this appliance and so everything had to be canned, pickled, dried or smoked). My grandmother and I had gone through these reserves and she pulled from the freezer food that had come from that summer's harvest: yellow squash, zucchini, white crappie fillets caught in the lake on their property (that's the name of the fish, not my opinion about it), corn and peaches. We also had dill pickles, fresh tomatoes, garlic and onions. This would be an easy meal to make.
I had spied a bag of shelled pecans in the freezer, so I grabbed those and decided to make a pecan-crusted fish dish along with a mixed-greens and tomato salad, corn on the cob and squash casserole with peach pie for dessert. And while some of the ingredients I used, such as butter, sour cream (my grandparents don't have cows), mustard and lettuce (it's long past greens season in Texas), were from the grocery store, the core ingredients did come from their farm and that made me very happy.
As I set to work on the savory portion of the meal, I put my grandmother on dessert duty, as everyone knows she makes the best pies. Every time I watch her whip one up, I'm amazed at how easy she makes it appear (though I reckon years of practice do make perfect). She already had two pie crusts rolled out and ready, so she lined her pie pan with one, placed a quart of the peeled and sliced peaches in the crust, sprinkled on some sugar, flour and cinnamon (of course not using any measuring spoons and just eye-balling the amounts), threw on some pats of butter, placed the other crust on top, sliced vents and then sprinkled some sugar over the crust. Into the pre-heated 350 degree oven went the pie, ready to emerge after about an hour when the top was golden and you could hear the peach juices bubbling.
Meanwhile, I was finely chopping pecans for the fish; layering the yellow and green squash with diced onions, garlic and some other secret (and decidedly not-from-the-farm ingredients) in a large pan for the casserole; and boiling the corn on the cob.
To assemble my crusted filets, I cracked an egg in one bowl and placed in another the chopped pecans. I took each piece of fish and then dipped it in the egg and then dredged it in the pecans. I placed the filets in one layer in a couple of pans, and then covered the fish with a mixture of Dijon mustard and sour cream (about 1 tablespoon of mustard to 1/2 cup of sour cream, I reckon, though I did it all by taste and didn't record my actions). I baked the fish at 425 degrees for about 20 minutes and they came out beautifully. In place of a tartar sauce, I served them with more of the mustard mixture I had made.
Everything was ready at the same time, for which I was very grateful, as my grandparents like to eat dinner at six o'clock on the dot each night. If one dish had been a laggard I would have had some grouchy grandparents to reckon with. I placed the cooked dishes on the table along with the salad dotted with fresh-from-the-garden tomatoes, and after grandpa said the blessing, we dug into the meal.
He'd been in the cottage all day writing and editing photos, so he didn't know what I had been up to in the kitchen. "Tell Grandpa what makes this meal so special," said Grandma. So I did. As I was going through the list of ingredients that came from their land, they both nodded and smiled.
My grandfather said how much he liked the pecan-crusted fish, and I told him how thrilled I was to have found the bag of nuts from their farm, otherwise I would have just sautéed the fish with garlic and butter.
A strange look passed over my grandmother's face. "But we didn't get any pecans this year," said Grandma. "Our harvest was only a handful."
"But I found this bag in the freezer," I said, "Where did they come from?"
She replied they might have come from their farm but more than likely my uncle Richard had brought them up from Dallas. "Are they at least Texas pecans?" I asked. She assured me that they were, and that they were even grown nearby. So if they weren't my grandparents' pecans, at least they were still local.
We finished dinner with slices of warm peach pie topped with vanilla ice cream from Braum's (they had homemade ice cream in the freezer, but it had been in there for a while and it was rock solid—we were too eager for pie to wait for it to soften). I was tempted to eat the whole pie by myself, but as my uncle, my aunt and my cousin were coming to dinner the next night, I restrained myself.
As we were too full to do anything too strenuous for the rest of the evening, we just lolled around and they told me stories about growing up in the country—a fitting end to a hard day's work on the farm. I was a little disappointed that the pecans weren't theirs, but that's the nature of farm life—sometimes you just don't get a good harvest. But no matter, it was a fine meal and I was pleased that I had the opportunity to cook dinner for my grandparents.
Grandma's Peach Pie
For the crust:
2 cups of flour
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup canola oil
1/4 cup milk
For the filling
1 quart (4 cups) of peeled and sliced peaches, uncooked (if using frozen, let thaw a bit)
1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
5 tablespoons of butter, sliced
1 tablespoon of flour
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Mix flour and salt.
Mix oil and milk.
Pour oil and milk into flour and salt and stir until combined into a dough. Can add more milk if dry.
Separate into two balls.
Roll out on ball out between two sheets of wax paper, and line a pie pan with crust.
Roll out other ball and set aside.
Add to crust-lined pie pan the peaches.
Sprinkle on top 1/4 cup of sugar, cinnamon and flour.
Add slices of butter.
Take other rolled-out crust, and lay it on top of the pie, crimping and sealing the edges.
Sprinkle 1/4 cup of sugar on top of pie, and poke holes in top crust with a fork.
Bake in oven for about an hour, or until crust is golden and pie is bubbling.
Monday, September 10, 2007
Trip to Texas part 2: A farm-fresh meal
As I exited the highway and drove towards Chambersville, I marveled at how long I'd been making this journey—every twist and turn on the country road as familiar to me as the shape of the letters in my own name.
36 comments:
- nikkipolani said...
I've been craving fish all week - I think your recipe just pushed me over the edge!
- Julie said...
What a beautiful set of pictures. I think the ones of your grandmother's hands are especially wonderful.
I love small farms and I enjoy reading accounts like these. It saddens me to think how much of that life is vanishing much like your road of interlaced trees, swallowed up by developments and suburbia. I'm glad you were able to capture some of it here.
- Amber said...
I can almost picture myself there at the table with you. There is something about real home cooking that is just unbeatable. I can remember going to my great-grandmother's house and watching her make a pound cake. Others in the family tried to make it but it never tasted the same as when she cooked it. I bet she did like your grandmother and didn't use exact measurements, she just made it with love!!!
- Lydia said...
Sounds like a perfect day with your grandparents. Thank you for sharing it with us.
- Christina said...
Thank you. Soothing, warm, and exactly what I needed to read.
- JEP said...
Thank you for sharing your family with us! A gentle reminder of what life really is all about.
- Ronnie said...
Familiarity, tradition and family give us comfort and true happiness. Glad you got a good dose of all three and thanks for sharing it.
- The County Clerk said...
Beautiful. The food. The associations. The family elements (everywhere). Just beautiful.
Thank you.
- Weston said...
Oh, those pantries of which you speak. As a young boy I was given the honor of picking out which jars of the canned green beans would be served for Thanksgiving dinner. In honor of that memory, tomorrow I'll be in the kitchen making the peach pie from your recipe.
- Melissa said...
Like Julie, the first thing that hit me was a pang of sadness for the vanishing way of life your grandparents lead. Not many of our generation even know how to grow and preserve food, and very few can look out their window and see farmland instead of subdivisions. You're very lucky for having the chance to experience it!
- Cynthia said...
You make me want to go live with your grandparents :)
- Texana said...
Once agian, I was swept back to my childhood reading your account of your visit to your grandparents' farm. At the time, I really didn't appreciate the significance of growing what you eat.
As I struggle to raise a couple tomato plants and jalapeno plant on my patio,I remember the abundance of fruits and vegetables my grandma and my mom put up for good eats the whole year long. Some of my fondest memories are of their hands working with food.
Thanks for sharing.
- Garrett said...
Now that is a beautiful pie! While my grandparents never baked one, you brought back some fond memories!
- Homesick Texan said...
Nikkipolani--It's a cinch to make, enjoy!
Julie--Thank you. Those are my favorite as well, though she complains that she's got "old lady" hands. But in my opinion, that's what makes them so beautiful. And yes, the over development of land can get depressing sometimes. Ah...progress!
Amber--Yes, I find that true with most beloved family dishes, they never taste quite the same as the one who made them--and yep, that extra ingredient is love!
Lydia--You're welcome--it was fun!
Christina--Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
JEP--Yes, I always feel more centered after a trip to the farm.
Ronnie--They do indeed. I just wish my family lived closer.
The County Clerk--Thank you. I hope you can get back real soon.
Weston--I know! I wish I could have pantries like that here in NYC. And what an excellent memory! Did you have a method for choosing the cans? Enjoy the pie!
Melissa--I was embarrassed about my farm roots as a child but now I feel very fortunate to have had the pleasure of learning their wisdom about food and the land.
Cynthia--I'm sure they'd be glad to have you!
Texana--Yes, I'm the same way, so I'm now making up for lost time--my family's knowledge is too valuable and precious!
Garrett--It's hard not to feel warm and fuzzy when thinking about pie!
- Caroline said...
This photos and sentiments are so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing!
- Bill Fuller said...
Very nice piece. The rational mixture of local seasonal foods and purchased commodity goods is a credible example for a sustainable kitchen. JUst like in the old days and just like we are all trying to achieve now.
Thanks for the nice blog.
- Frank said...
If mine were still alive, I'd swear we have the same grandparents! Great entry!
- Tommy said...
Absolutely nothing compares to a grandparents pastry making skills.They grew up in a time when small things like a perfect crust mattered. Thanks for bringing back memories of my grandmothers baking.
I doubt if I could ever replicate her butter tarts, but it certainly gives you something to shoot for.
As for that fish your Grandpa caught, many try to make it sound more appetizing by pronouncing it CRAW PEE.Works for me.
- radish said...
Wow, what a great story... I would be homesick too. it all sounds so wonderful and delicious - I am going to give your grandmother's pie crust a go. I think i'm going to make apple pie for Rosh Hashana so this sounds delightful. Thanks for sharing this with us - and as always, you take the most gorgeous photos.
- StormySleep said...
off topic (but man I need that peach pie!) -- next you need to do banana pudding. please....
- Vanessa said...
What a wonderful post. I remember canning tomatoes with my grandma when I was young. You've made me want to try again. She no longer lives on her "farm" but I'm sure I could improvise with veggies from the farmer's market.
- Linda said...
woah what a process. beautiful photographs. i too adore this post. that pie looks amazing. i just can't get enough peaches!
i'm so relieved you've posted this. i had a peach pie recipe i swore by. kept it on a small paper hidden somewhere -- never could find the thing but generally came across it eventually. one day, it was gone for good. do you know i haven't made peach pie since? well this will put a stop to that. thanks again!
- Homesick Texan said...
Caroline--You're very welcome and thank you so much for your lovely comment! It's hard not to find beauty in the simplicity of nature.
Bill--It is what we are trying to achieve now...I've become such the farmer's market fan in the past few months--I love seeing the faces behind my food. And you're very welcome, thank you for reading!
Frank--Heh! I receive a few e-mails from readers saying the same thing--I reckon there's a certain consistent way of living amongst the old, Texas farming generations.
Tommy--Yes! I should have included the pronounciation because that's how my grandparents say the name of the fish as well. It took me a long time to find out it was spelled without the "w." And while it's hard to replicate a grandma's tarts (or pies) at least we can do is make them our own.
Radish--It's my favorite crust, though whenever I make hers it never tastes quite right. I even have a video of her making it and have followed it precisely but it's that little something extra that makes it hers. And yes, it's the time for apples and honey--a lovely combination!
StormySleep--It's been on my mind for a while, and I'm just trying to perfect my homemade vanilla wafers. I promise I'll have something for you soon!
Vanessa--Isn't canning with a grandmother a blast? And you should definitely try it again--besides your fond memories, weren't you also inspired by Animal, Vegetable, Miracle? (I know I was!) Go to the farmers' market and buy pounds of tomatoes before they're gone!
- Susan said...
Oh, I just love this heartwarming story about cooking and spending time with your grandparents. You know, I have never associated apple picking with Texas. Do they grow many varieties there? It's still too early to pick most varieties here in Southern California.
- Sandi @the WhistleStop Cafe said...
That looks yummy!
But the most beautiful picture was that of you Grandma's hands. They look like loving hands that have peeled a lot of apples, given lots of hugs and even a few pats on the bottom.
Thank you for sharing!
- eliza said...
one great trip Lisa! how wonderful it's to be with families, eating wonderful food together :D
- n. said...
Just a quick note on canning safety and foods.... Tomatoes (sauce) is pretty safe to can actually. The acidity of the tomatoes is great for preservation :) Anything high in sugar (apples in syrup, pickles), acidity (tomato sauce, pickles) or salt (pickles) is usually pretty safe to can.
Dinner sounds great with your grandparents :) My BF's mother is german, and oh! Her pie crust is to DIE for. She gave me her (120 year old!) recipe, but I can't do it. Not yet.
Maybe in 50 years?
- Anonymous said...
I just found your blog recently and I have to say 2 things:
1. You are a wonderful writer.
2. You have combined my 3 favorite things in the world: photography, food, and family.
- christine (myplateoryours) said...
What a priceless day, Lisa. And good, slow food to boot. Lucky you. Glad you captured it to share.
- Homesick Texan said...
Susan--Oh yes, many varieties of apples are grown all over the state. It's interesting that there aren't apples in Southern California yet since it's about as warm there as it is in Texas. I'm sure they'll arrive soon, though! Nothing beats a fresh, crisp apple right off the tree!
Sandi--They are indeed loving hands!
Eliza--I know--I just wish my family lived closer!
N.--Good to know about the tomatoes--I've always been a bit scared to can them. And you shouldn't wait 50 years to try that 120-year-old recipe--I reckon it's wonderful!
Anon--Thank you for stopping by and your kind words!
Christine--Yes, it was a great day--I wish I had the luxury of doing things like that all the time.
- aj kinik said...
love that shot of your grandmother canning--brings back memories of my grandmother's canning, her well-stocked pantry, her peaches, etc.--thanks
- Heidi said...
This is just the recipe I've been looking for! It's simple and to the point, but delicious. My Mommom was recently put in a nursing home and she wants some peach pie. We've always made peach cobbler in or family, but now she wants pie! Let's get this lady some pie:) Thanks so much.
- Vicki said...
Is the Sugar amount 1/2 cup?
Thanks! Looks yummy.
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Vicki--Yes! Thanks for noticing!
- Anonymous said...
No problem, I can't wait until peaches are in season to try this. Your recipes have been a lifesaver for me. I'm a Texan transplanted to AUSTRALIA- not exactly known for it's Mexican food!
- Anonymous said...
Great reading you are so lucky to have those cherished moments with your grandparents.I remember standing by my grandmother's old fashioned stove and watch her cook delicious meals without recipes and measurements. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Marla
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Emporia State University Theatre presents its 2013 Spring Production, "Dancing at Lughnasa." Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play, it was also chosen by Time magazine as one of the 10 best plays for 1991, saying it is "The most elegant and rueful memory play since The Glass Menagerie."
Written by the renowned Irish playwright Brian Friel, "Dancing at Lughnasa" is among his most popular works. The play will be presented under the direction of Dr. Jim Ryan beginning Wednesday evening February 27.
"Dancing at Lughnasa" is the story of five unmarried sisters living in a small village in Ireland. Set in 1936, the play is portrayed through the memories of seven-year-old Michael (Noah Mefford, Senior, Burlington) who is the illegitimate son of Chris (Trinity Standridge, Senior, Olathe) and Gerry (Andrew Walker, Senior, Wichita).
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Michael recalls the return of his elderly uncle, Father Jack (Brandon Jensen, Junior, Salina), from a 25-year mission trip in a Ugandan leper colony. We meet the characters during the festival of Lughnasa (pronounced LOO-nuh-suh), a celebration of a pagan god of the harvest.
Widely regarded as Friel's masterpiece, this haunting play will be presented in an atmospheric world created by scenic designer Nancy Pontius. Ron Fowlkes (Lighting Designer) and Susan Mai (Costume Designer) help to bring the world of the play to life.
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"Dancing at Lughnasa" will open Wednesday, February 27th, and run through Saturday, March 2nd. All performances will be at 7:30 p.m. in Karl C. Bruder Theatre in King Hall. Tickets are available from the ESU Box office on the main level of the Memorial Union or by calling 620-341-6378.
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CEO Tunc Doluca has overhauled the analog company in the past 5 years. What's he worried about now?
CEO Tunc Doluca and his team have spent five years shaking up what had become a classic three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust old-line analog company, Maxim Integrated Products. They changed up their manufacturing strategy and brought in a manufacturing expert from Intel; replaced the CFO; refocused the business units; tidied up their distribution and supply-chain strategy; and brought in new marketing blood. On top of that, the company got so serious about the word "integrated" that they rebranded the company as Maxim Integrated.
The company has rebranded and repositioned and refocused, and the stock market's taken notice: in the last two years, Maxim shares have begun to outperform some key competitors.
But, really, the hard part is beginning now, because an entire customer base doesn't awaken one morning and suddenly realize how different and fantastic their vendor is, especially in a market when there are a lot of choices; especially in a market where analog competitors are scratching the integration itch; especially in a market where digital companies are adding more analog into their portfolios.
"Our challenge is convincing the customers that we can take care of all of their analog needs," Doluca says, sitting in front of an impressive painting of Istanbul, in his native Turkey.
"I think in most cases, our customers are still thinking the right way to do these (designs) is we'll get highest-performance analog blocks and put a pc-board design together and build a system. But they don't realize we have the blocks and we can do it for them."Integration push
To date, the strategy has been to sweep up analog components around other existing analog components the company sells. But the company also is looking at a "Big D (digital), Little a (analog)" strategy. Maxim has a bunch of a "Big A, little d" products, but the key is to get a reputation as a company that delivers a truly integrated solution with competitive digital technology.
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Crowds turned up at Princes Street Gardens and other vantage points throughout the city for the 45-minute display set to music from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.
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Meatout or Getout
Should we follow the advice of localvores to help our local public lands ranchers destroy our local environment? Local ranchers have long received government bailouts with predator control programs and low-cost grazing programs on federal lands. Grass-fed cattle are the primary (if not the only) reason for predator control in the West. Thousands of wolves, grizzly bears, black bears, coyotes, mountain lions and other wildlife are killed each year to protect livestock on public and private lands.
The grasslands of the arid West cannot support cattle grazing. In its recent study, "Livestock's Long Shadow," the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization reported that livestock grazing is by far the single largest anthropogenic user of land. Livestock are the main cause of damage to riparian areas in the West, which are home to 70 to 80 percent of all Western wildlife. The livestock industry is responsible for 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions (measured in CO2 equivalent), a higher share than transportation.
March 20 is the 25th annual Meatout Day. We can support our local environment, including our local wildlife, as well as keep global climate change under control by not eating meat, even so-called "local" meat.
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Libberal Appeal
Reading Gary Johnson's remarks (and the tea party's hopes) that Santa Feans are "undiagnosed libertarians" reminded me of the 1985 art-house flick Mishima. There is a scene that takes place in the '60s where the ultra-right-wing nationalist (fascist) writer Yukio Mishima enters a building on Tokyo University's campus that has been seized by bandana-wearing radical left-wing students. Clad in his Izod shirt, Yukio pleads, "We all want the same thing, the end of the capitalists. You should join us!" The communists, knowing better, threw him out.
I know the kind of liberals the tea party hopes to appeal to: the kind against fluoridating water, or who think that childhood vaccinations are a bad idea, or want to return to a gold standard, or who even think that downtown wireless access is going to fry their chakras. Scratch the surface, however, and the similarity ends. These liberals are still concerned with issues of social justice, the reproductive rights of women, the right for gays to marry, feeding the hungry and so on. I doubt the tea party platform will speak to these core beliefs.
Nicholas Maryol
Santa Fe
Tea Baggers
Just because tea baggers are not always the best educated does not mean their motivating impulse is wrong. Both the Republican and Democratic parties are basically bankrupt, morally and intellectually, so our only hope (and a slim one at that) lies in third parties. Few people in Congress admit ever having heard of free-market banking, which prevailed in 18th and early 19th century Scotland, allowing it unparalleled economic stability, in contrast to England's boom-and-bust economy under the private monopoly, Bank of England. Today, Sens. Tom Udall and Jeff Bingaman, ostensibly hard-working and conscientious, have yet to cosponsor Sen. Ron Paul's [R-Texas] "Audit the Fed" bill (although Rep. Ben Ray Luján has, to his credit).
Congress is a cozy duopoly, co-opted by oligopoly Big Business and monopoly Money. These power centers collude to thwart the principles of free-market competition, although they all pay it lip service. Money may not do it so well as advertised, but what does trickle down is culture and, to the extent that the top is corrupt, the country will be confused and dysfunctional.
Ranked, instant run-off voting, public-only campaign financing and monetary reform are the means by which to allow a stable economy and a fair social system. None of these principles are in the interests of Congress.
As a result, America has not even started debates critical to our survival, such as what constitutes real money or a stable money system, and how one can intelligently limit health care in order to make it affordable. Instead, we are stuck on social issues, such as abortion and gay marriage, which are well-settled in much of Europe (interestingly, which has enacted the second, and sometimes first, of the above reforms).
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Capitol Federal Scholars to be honored Dec. 4November 30, 2012
The 2012-13 class of Capitol Federal Savings Scholars in Emporia State University's School of Business has been chosen.
Reserved for business students from Kansas high schools who maintain a 3.25 or better grade point average, the scholarship is benefiting 26 students in its 9th year at ESU.
The students will be recognized at a luncheon Tuesday, Dec. 4 at Emporia State's Sauder Alumni Center. The 2012-13 Capitol Federal Savings Scholars and their hometowns include:
Dylan Geissert, Hope
Brittany Rees, Emporia
Anna Zimmerman, Topeka
Jasmine Cetrangola, Olathe
Kayla Lansing, Leavenworth
Sara Dunkin, Topeka
Nicole Rottinghaus, Baileyville
Mallory Walden, Wichita
Eric Wietharn, Saint Marys
Stephanie Anderson, Emporia
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Krista Saylor, Newton
Victoria Slinkard, Medicine Lodge
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Alisha Lyon, Emporia
Jason Rowland, Emporia
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Names from the book you're currently reading
I am currently reading the book Frederica by Georgette Heyer. It's set 1818 and the characters have some wonderful names, so I thought I could start a thread were we post the names of the characters in whichever book we're reading at the minute and comment on them.
I'll start with Frederica :
Augusta - I've never liked any of the 'August' names.
Charis - Absolutely beautiful, I love it. My current 'name crush'.
Chloë - A nice name, overused now, but it would have been very interesting at the time.
Elizabeth "Eliza" - I love Elizabeth, but Eliza isn't my favourite form.
Frederica - Beautiful. I love Frederick too.
Jane - Lovely, simple and sweet.
Louisa - Don't love it, but it's a nice enough name. I might like it more if it didn't remind me of a whiny girl I went to school with.
Seraphina - Nice, but I don't love it either.
Carlton - NMS at all.
Charles - Lovely and handsome.
Darcy - LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
Endymion - Handsome, works well in the novel, but I can't really see it as a name in real life.
Felix - See Darcy.
Harry - Lovely but overused at the minute. I prefer Henry.
Jessamy - It's nice but I can't quite make up my mind about it. I imagine it would be presumed to be a girl's name today.
Vernon - Ugh. And this is the romantic lead male. Thankfully he's a marquis and goes by his title Alverstoke almost all of of the time.My furry darlings ~ Bodie the border terrier & Portia and Penny the guinea pigs
Amabel ~ Beryl ~ Bryony ~ Cecily ~ Charis ~ Clara ~ Dinah ~ Flora ~ Georgiana ~ Ophelia ~ Rosamund ~ Sylvie ~ Tabitha ~ Tamsin ~ Violet
Arthur ~ Barnaby ~ Basil ~ Bertie ~ Darcy ~ Elliot ~ Felix ~ Fraser ~ Frederick ~ Henry ~ Monty ~ Rowan ~ Rupert ~ Theodore ~ Tristan
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Well, I'm currently reading a non-fiction book called Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain. One of the people she interviewed is mentioned as having a wife named Celerie. I read that today and my first thought was: "Must check that on Nameberry!" Someone really shares a name with celery??Miriam ~ Tabitha ~ Estella ~ Beatrice ~ Anastasia ~ Veronica ~ Sarah ~ EstherPaul ~ Wesley ~ Walter ~ Edmund ~ Isaac ~ Abram ~ Gabriel
Top combos: Miriam Estelle / Paul Augustin
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Celerie? That's... quite a name. I can sort of see the appeal, but who wants to be named after a vegetable?My furry darlings ~ Bodie the border terrier & Portia and Penny the guinea pigs
Amabel ~ Beryl ~ Bryony ~ Cecily ~ Charis ~ Clara ~ Dinah ~ Flora ~ Georgiana ~ Ophelia ~ Rosamund ~ Sylvie ~ Tabitha ~ Tamsin ~ Violet
Arthur ~ Barnaby ~ Basil ~ Bertie ~ Darcy ~ Elliot ~ Felix ~ Fraser ~ Frederick ~ Henry ~ Monty ~ Rowan ~ Rupert ~ Theodore ~ Tristan
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Nude Walker by Bathsheba Monk- Kat, Max, Duck, Barbara, Jenna, Krista, Houda, and Wind. For the most part, the characters have names that make sense, which I think is important. Barbara is a Pennsylvanian in her 60s, Jenna her 20s, Wind is Native American, and Houda is Lebanese-American. It puts me off if a novel is meant to be realism and there's a 40-year-old Nevaeh or something like that. The name I think should reflect the character's place in the story, but also the background that the character is given (including time period and age.)


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Football sendoffNovember 1, 2012
The community is invited to cheer the Emporia State Hornet football team as they depart for Maryville, Mo., on Friday. The team will leave from the east side of the HPER building about 3 p.m. Friday.
At 8-1, the Hornets are still in the hunt for postseason play. The team is ranked No. 6 in the NCAA Super Region 3 poll.
Kickoff for Saturday's game in Maryville is 2:37 p.m. It will be televised on the MIAA television network, which, although not available in Emporia, is available on Cox Cable systems in Kansas.
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Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) as soon as possible about taking these medicines together. Your doctor may want to check the amount of potassium in your blood.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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Three named for University Service Citation at ESUMay 16, 2012
Emporia State University will honor a trio of "doers and givers" with 2012 University Service Citation awards next month. Recognizing outstanding volunteer work, the awards will be presented Friday, June 8.
All three University Service Citation winners are from Wichita — Jay and Sharon Bezdek earned bachelor's degrees in accounting from ESU in 1969, and have distinguished themselves as volunteers for Alumni Association activities in south-central Kansas. Jay, a retired financial consultant, has served on the ESU Alumni Association board of directors and is active in Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity. Sharon, a retired real estate agent, is past president of the South Central Alumni chapter planning committee and a member of Alpha Sigma Tau sorority. The Bezdeks moved to Wichita from Dodge City in 2003.
"Sharon and Jay are a vital part of the energy of the South Central alumni chapter," said Mim Hiesterman, South Central alumni coordinator. Both help plan the chapter's golf tournaments, assist with luncheons for area schoolteachers, and encourage prospective students to attend ESU.
Ken Hush is a 1982 Bachelor of Science in Business graduate who recently completed a term as chairperson of the ESU Foundation board of trustees. He is president of Koch Carbon, LLC, a global bulk commodities marketing and logistics network. A 1995 inductee in ESU's Athletics Hall of Honor as a tennis player, Hush is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity and Blue Key.
"Ken is a tireless supporter of everything ESU," said Charles "Skip" Evans of Emporia in nominating Hush. "He's always looking for ways to give back to the university that has impacted his life."
The three award recipients will be honored during ESU's Volunteer Appreciation Event, which includes a tour of the Memorial Union renovation project prior to a 6 p.m. reception and 7 p.m. dinner in the Union's Webb Hall.
"We're inviting our many volunteers to this dinner as a way to thank them for their service during the past year," said Tyler Curtis, alumni relations director. "Volunteers who give their time and talent to ESU are the lifeblood of the alumni association, and their efforts greatly enhance the university's ability to advance its mission."
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Solutions for Rusty Water
This very common problem calls for straightforward solutions.
If your water tastes like it's been sitting in an old frying pan and your white laundry has acquired an orange-ish "patina," you have rusty water, otherwise known as water with a lot of iron in it. That may not be news to you. You might also know that rusty water isn't a health hazard and that, even though iron is used for things like wrecking balls and bridge girders, traces of it in your water cannot be blamed for any recent weight gain or for setting off the body scanner at the airport. But the fact is, water that tastes bad, ruins clothing and stains plumbing fixtures is hard to live with. And you have a few different options for getting rid of it.
Causes of Rusty Water
Rusty water most commonly comes from well sources with high iron content and from municipal water systems with old, metal water mains. Less common causes include rusty metal well casings (these are PVC nowadays), corroded water heaters and old metal water supply pipes in the home, which tend to rust from the inside out.
The First Steps
Lest you waste any money on ineffective solutions, the first step is to pinpoint the cause of your home's rusty water. For example, if all the water supply piping in your house is copper (which doesn't rust) and your water heater isn't too old, you know the rust is getting into the water before it reaches your home. Another important first step is to have your tap water tested so you know exactly what's in there. You do this because, chances are, you're going to need a special filter to get rid of the excess iron—a test will tell exactly what kind of filter to get. Due to potential conflict of interest, be sure to have your water tested by an independent testing lab, not by anyone in the business of selling and/or installing water filtration equipment.
Filtering Iron
If your well water or municipal water supply simply has too much iron in it, the best solution usually is filtration. The most effective filters are specifically designed to remove iron, as well as other contaminants that often accompany iron (and may cause their own stains), such as manganese. Standard water softeners may be capable of removing some iron, perhaps enough to prevent staining, but they quickly become fouled with excess iron and must be treated with an additive. A better solution is installing a special filter that removes iron before it reaches the water softener, or replacing a standard softener with a model that filters iron and softens the water. If you prefer not to use a water softener, there are filters that can be installed onto your home's main supply line (for "whole house" filtration) or onto supply lines for individual fixtures.
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Commercial products (such as Super Iron Out) can help remove or reduce rust stains on everything from laundry to toilets to dishware. You can also try this home remedy on clothing: sprinkle salt over the stain, then add lemon juice and let it dry in the sun (on colored fabric, be sure to test for colorfastness in an inconspicuous area first). For stubborn stains on toilets and other porcelain fixtures, start with something non-toxic, like abrasive pads or pumice stones designed for rust stain removal. If that doesn't work, you might have to use a cleanser with oxalic acid or even hydrochloric acid—both of which are not exactly environmentally friendly and should never be used in homes with septic systems. Don't use chlorine bleach on any rust stain—it doesn't work, and it actually makes the stains more permanent in fabric.
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Currently, there is no way to prevent type 1 diabetes mellitus. Researchers are investigating the possible causes of type 1 diabetes.
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Oh God, we love El Parasol. We love zipping over to pick up a couple of chile relleno burritos (available during the summer and early fall) shredded beef tacos or adovada burritos.
Yes, it's greasy fast food, but this is four-star fast food. This is the kind of thing you miss when you're away. It's not elegant, it's not fancy, it's totally low-brow and we absolutely love it. If you've never been to El Parasol (or the related El Parasols in Española, Los Alamos and Pojoaque or El Paragua in Española) you should know that locals are sometimes unclear in our terminology.
El Parasol may be called Mexican food, but it's really 100 percent New Mexican in style. You'll find plenty of traditional Mexican restaurants here (serving fish tacos and octopus cocktail and chicken in mole), but go to El Parasol when you really want to taste the traditional foods of northern New Mexico (red chile, green chile, calabacitas).
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This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Both your immunosuppressant and NSAIDs can affect your kidneys.
What might happen:
You may experience a decrease in kidney function.
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1.Deray G, Le Hoang P, Aupetit B, Achour A, Rottembourg J, Baumelou A. Enhancement of cyclosporine A nephrotoxicity by diclofenac. Clin Nephrol 1987 Apr;27(4):213-4.
2.Harris KP, Jenkins D, Walls J. Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs and cyclosporine. A potentially serious adverse interaction. Transplantation 1988 Oct;46(4):598-9.
3.Mueller EA, Kovarik JM, Koelle EU, Merdjan H, Johnston A, Hitzenberger G. Pharmacokinetics of cyclosporine and multiple-dose diclofenac during coadministration. J Clin Pharmacol 1993 Oct;33(10):936-43.
4.Sesin GP, O'Keefe E, Roberto P. Sulindac-induced elevation of serum cyclosporine concentration. Clin Pharm 1989 Jun;8(6):445-6.
5.Agar JW. Cyclosporin A and mefenamic acid in a renal transplant patient. Aust N Z J Med 1991 Oct;21(5):784-5.
6.Ludwin D, Bennett KJ, Grace EM, Buchanan WW, Bensen W, Bombardier C, Tugwell PX. Nephrotoxicity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis treated with cyclosporine. Transplant Proc 1988 Jun;20(3 Suppl 4):367-70.
7.Altman RD, Perez GO, Sfakianakis GN. Interaction of cyclosporine A and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs on renal function in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Am J Med 1992 Oct;93(4):396-402.
8.Prograf (tacrolimus) UK summary of product characteristics. Fujisawa Limited November 14, 2002.
9.Prograf (tacrolimus) Canadian prescribing information. Astellas April 27, 2011.
10.Prograf (tacrolimus) US prescribing information. Fujisawa Healthcare, Inc. September, 2004.
11.Rapamune (sirolimus) US prescribing information. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals April 11, 2017.


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WINDIES: Panesar and Prior set to face Windies03-May-2012
Sussex CCC have named their squad for the three-day tour match against the West Indies, which begins at The PROBIZ County Ground, Hove on Saturday (11.00am start).
Chris Nash will captain the side which will see Sussex face a Windies team preparing for their three Test matches in England, as well as the one-day international series.
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Commencement ceremonies cause for celebrationMay 18, 2013
"You're what I'm banking on in the new world order," Dale Cushinberry told the newest alumni of Emporia State University.
Cushinberry, a member of the 2012 class of Emporia State Distinguished Alumni, addressed the candidates for undergraduate degrees during their graduation ceremony Saturday morning, May 18, 2013, in White Auditorium in Emporia.
"You young people are going to have to ensure our children are the priority," the retired educator from Topeka told the next generation of leaders.
To navigate this new world order, Cushinberry advised the graduates to develop themselves to their fullest potential, have a positive attitude, look to themselves rather than others for motivation, dream big and set goals, embrace change and create their legacies.
"Having been a part of the Emporia State experience, you will be forever changed," Cushinberry said. "Just know you are not alone. You will have the force of the entire Hornet Nation supporting you."
More than 600 students were candidates for baccalaureate degrees at the ceremony that also included remarks from Tim Emert of Independence, chair of the Kansas Board of Regents, and Dr. Michael D. Shonrock, president of Emporia State University.
During the afternoon, nearly 300 candidates for graduate degrees were honored at the doctorate, specialist and masters ceremony in Albert Taylor Hall on the Emporia State campus.
The focus of the separate 2 p.m. ceremony was each graduate receiving his or her academic hood.
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