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Newcomers to Morgan County may not know much about Commercial Street, or Front Street as it used to be called, but before the freeways came to town it was the place to be. Townsfolk say it used to be tough to find a parking spot some weekends.
Some remember it so fondly, they can't wait to see this street revitalized and booming with life once more. Resident and owner of "Glassed Up," Lisa Gilgen, said, "As I opened my shop in April of this year, I kept thinking about how much I would love to see Commercial Street become a thriving street again." Because of this, she decided to step up and do something about it.
Gilgen approached other business owners on the street and together, they came up with a plan. "Quite a few people aren't even aware that there are new shops open on Commercial Street. I know if all of the businesses work together to promote a new vitality, we will all benefit," praised Gilgen.
The Morgan City Council met this week to discuss capital improvement rankings, Tucker Farms rezone and Riverbend apartments.
When city or county governments would like to seek funding for projects through grants or loans, those projects must appear on their Capital Investment Plan. This plan goes before the Council of Governements (COG) and that body then assigns importance to each line item.
The COG consists of both city and county councils as well as the school district.
Changes were made to the 2015 plan at the latest Morgan City Council meeting. The plan currently includes sewer improvements as the highest priorities.
The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) was in Peterson Wednesday serving a search warrant with the help of the Morgan County Sheriff's Office. FBI agents were in the area near Hinds Quick Stop participating in the search warrant.
Jared Byron Hoopes, 38, of 4020 N. 4000 W., Peterson, was booked into Weber County Jail Wednesday evening charged for five Class 2 felony counts of sexual abuse of a child, and 20 Class 2 felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor.
ICAC is a multi-jurisdictional task force that investigates and prosecutes individuals who use the internet to exploit children. The task force is funded by a grant from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and administered through the Utah Attorney General's Office.
World War II tore the world apart and brought our country together as young men and women served their nation with valor. One of those courageous servicemen, Keith Little, joined the Navy at 18, traveling across the world from his hometown of Morgan.
First stationed on the battleship USS New Mexico and then on the USS Missouri, Little worked diligently as a radio intercept operator. With skill he copied radio traffic and broke codes to aid the United States with knowledge on locations and information coming from the other side.
Like many others who have seen war firsthand, Little does not speaks very much about his service in the Navy. His silence may be out of necessity more than others. Little's mission was extremely secretive. The family reports that his name wasn't even recorded as being on the ship.
After Little's service, he had the option to go home immediately on a ship or go to another area to attend a ceremony and receive his awards.
Everyone knows that business is starting to boom again on historic Commercial Street. What you might have missed is how much these new businesses have evolved.
More than 200 people crowded the Morgan County Courthouse auditorium during a public hearing Aug. 14 to amend the county's future land map in the East Canyon area to eventually make way for a new 2,980-acre resort. The landowners asked the planning commission to consider re-designating 2,980 acres currently designated natural resources and recreation to master planned community.
It was standing room only at the Aug. 14 Morgan County Planning Commission as more than 200 people crowded the Morgan County Courthouse and 45 people voiced their opinions about the proposed Yaryca Master Planned Community.
Applicants asked the commission to amend the county's future land map in the East Canyon area, an action that could eventually make way for a new resort community.
In a 4-2 vote, the planning commission voted to let the Morgan County Council know they support the future land use map amendment, re-designating 2,980 acres from natural resources and recreation to master planned community.
More than 200 people crowded the Morgan County Courthouse auditorium during a public hearing Aug. 14 to amend the county's future land map in the East Canyon area to eventually make way for a new 2,980-acre resort. The landowners asked the planning commission to consider re-designating 2,980 acres currently designated natural resources and recreation to master planned community.
At the Aug. 14 meeting, many residents asked for specifics, wanting to know exactly what the land owners planned to do with the 3,000 acres. That Thursday, they were tight-lipped. However, they laid out grand plans during the July 10 meeting a month earlier.
Tuesday morning, 40 Holcim employees were encouraged to forgo their regular workday to offer service instead. They loaded their gear and headed to the Morgan Lions Club lodge.
The volunteers arrived early, filling the parking area with pickup trucks, flatbed trailers and cement trucks. As work began, the grassy area was loaded up with old railings and faulty pieces of wood to make way for updated cement stairs and a new patio behind the facility.
Torrential rains and water flowing out of Lost Creek Canyon caused a mudslide Monday that threatened the Ron Crouch home at 3000 N. 7000 E. in Croydon. Mud and debris flowed onto the road, making it impassable in places. County emergency crews responded and closed the road to facilitate clean-up efforts.
Every rodeo begins with the National Anthem and Old Glory waving her famous red, white and blue. The Special Needs Rodeo was no different. Larry Turner proudly rode around the arena on horseback, presenting the Stars and Stripes, while David Olsen honorably sang the National Anthem.
After the brief opening, Turner and Olsen joined over 20 other special needs cowboys and cowgirls in the arena to experience the thrill of a rodeo. They came with all different abilities but with the same chance to participate.
As families with small children arrived at the Morgan County Fair to participate in the children's games, local businesses, families and individuals gathered Saturday in the Ray W. Little Education Pavilion to purchase sheep, hogs and steers in support of area youth.
Each youth can show as many animals as they would like, but you can only sell one animal in the junior livestock event. This year 150 animals were sold, which means that 150 youth raised livestock for this occasional. That is a lot of responsibility for kids this age and gives them a great chance to learn about and respect where their food comes from.
For almost a year, junior livestock participants must learn to properly feed, care for and exercise their animals. This is no small task. Especially for those raising steers that weigh ten times what the children raising them weigh.
As of Monday, July 28, the Morgan County fire dubbed the Tunnel Hollow fire was completely contained. The fire was ignited by lightening on Sunday, July 20, and grew as windy conditions blew the flames up the mountainside.
Thankfully, the breeze also blew in a rain storm that provided much needed precipitation to help contain the last four percent of the blaze.
Eight smokejumper teams, a HotShot team and seven hand crew teams were brought in to fight the fire that eventually ate up 1,600 acres of land in Morgan County.
Morgan County's 11-year run with the Widowmaker Hillclimb has come to an end.
"It was a family decision we are no longer going to do the Widowmaker because of liability and insurance," said Logan Wilde, who helps run the family ranch.
For years, the Wilde family was able to buy insurance through various programs for $5,000 a year for the event. When previous programs stopped offering insurance, new insurance quotes were just too much for the family to swallow.
This year's wrangler contest was a little different than in the past thanks to the weather. The much needed rain couldn't damper the spirits of these young cowboys. Their dedication to the sport was evident in each ride.
Jon Cannon graciously offered the use of his equestrian facility, Graceland, located on Island Road. It turned out to be the perfect solution under the circumstances.
Kendal Kingsley, daughter of David & Linda Kingsley, earned a title and received a crown that no one outside of our county has ever done before. Kingsley was named Morgan County Fair Queen on Monday July 29.
Morgan County fair royalty contest has traditionally been a closed contest, only allowing Morgan residents to enter. However, because of low interest, the queen division was opened to contestants outside of Morgan County, making Kingsley the first non-resident Morgan County Fair Queen in contest history.
On Sunday, July 20 the late afternoon sky was lit with an incredible lightning storm. As the storm raged and passed, it left quite a shock as three fires were started at nearly the same time across the valley.
One fire started near the Croydon cemetery and burned approximately 120 acres before being put out. This fire was primarily handled by the Summit County Fire Department, but crews from Morgan were requested.
Another fire burned in the Norwoods area along Highway 66. Morgan Fire Chief Dave Rich received a call from a resident who had been sitting on their front porch and watched as lightening started this blaze. He called the fire in on his way to the fire station.
As most of the fire crews headed to this fire that eventually burned six acres, the last call came in for the Tunnel Hollow area, the canyon heading towards Taggarts. Crews were diverted from the Norwood fire, and as the crews reached Round Valley, it became apparent they would not be able to reach this fire.
Last October, mother Dusty Morgan desperately needed the aid of emergency medical service workers for her toddler, Gus, when he was found unconscious and not breathing after falling into a horse trough. Fortunately, those workers went above and beyond and the story had a happy ending.
"Simply said, they saved more than a life, they saved our whole family," said Dusty Morgan, a Coalville native and Morgan resident. "They did everything they needed to give him the best, and were a great example of trust and team work."
It was such a great example that the incident received state-wide attention from the Utah Department of Health as well as the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Preparedness. At the July 9, Utah EMS Awards Ceremony, the Morgan County emergency was honored as the state's outstanding performance for a rural emergency medical incident.
David Allen Rich the I, II and III, all of Morgan, are fired up about a goal they have been working on for the past few years.
The trio has a burning desire to restore a 1941 Ford Howe Fire Truck to its original state. While it is a work in process, they have made great progress and they showed off their efforts at the Morgan 4th of July parade. They plan to enter the antique truck in the fair parade this summer.
In 1965, a young Dave Rich I went on his very first fire call. He took the Ford Howe truck to a barn fire on Young Street near East Canyon Creek. The Ford Howe was retired after only a few years and replaced with a 1967 La France; unlike Rich who has dedicated nearly 50 years of service without being retired or replaced. Through the years of service to our community and working with different engines, Rich still fondly remembers that first truck above the rest.
Newspapers are dead, or at least dying. It was a topic of study, research and debate when I was in college studying journalism 18 years ago. Sure, it caused me to pause a moment and consider the career I was pursuing. If I would have believed the predictions, I wouldn't be a news editor today for a weekly published on newsprint. But here I am, still in the newspaper business, still with a job. And here you are, reading my inked words on newsprint.
When I was first employed with The Morgan County News in 1998, the number of subscribers was actually lower than it is now. If newspapers are dying, why are our subscriptions up?
Readers subscribe to a newspaper for many reasons, according to an Ad Age/Ipsos Observer American Consumer Survey in 2012. Among those reasons in order of importance are local news, coupons, national news and obituaries.
Newspapers are integral to society because they monitor local government, explore current local events, have the largest staff dedicated to reporting, compare prices, share local opinion and explore local entertainment. This is done in detail written by other locals, not some think tank residing thousands of miles away.
There is demand for industrial park real estate in Morgan County, and the county should be looking into making it easier for new businesses to use such space, said Better City, the county's economic development consultant.
The site most suitable for future industrial park development in Morgan County is on 125 acres near the recycling center, property currently owned by the Clarks and the Thackerays, said Ryan Hunter, Better City director of economic development.
Morgan City Mayor Ray Little wasn't surprised at the location, saying it has been identified for years as a prime spot for industrial development. "My intuition is it is a good spot," Little said, noting that sewer trunks have already been brought to the land.
The 4th of July parade is something all of Morgan County looks forward to each year. Usually the excitement comes from the children standing on the side of the road with bags hoping they will be filled to the brim with Independence Day treats.
While this was as true this year as any year, one young lady in the crowd was about to get something much more valuable than candy thrown from a float. A diamond ring was in her future.
Cormick Breshears wanted to make his marriage proposal to his girlfriend, Whisper Givan, a fireworks show so unique and special that she, along with the town of Morgan, would never forget.
He strategically planned it so Whisper never questioned him about riding in the parade float with the Morgan High School wrestling team. After all, he was the assistant coach, so it was only appropriate. "To say that I was nervous is an understatement, I was terrified!" said Breshears.
He continued saying that keeping it a secret was no easy task. "There were so many times where I almost slipped and said something about it. A couple of times I did slip and ask my parents something right in front of her," commented Breshears.
As the fully decorated Razor approached, all the cameras came out. Givan said, "I think I was the only one in the dark. Everyone else in my family knew." But as the Razor began to turn, she started to wonder why the wrestling parade float was so girlish and void of any wrestlers.
Across the United States many great men and women are giving their time and energy for a great cause. They volunteer hoping to save lives, protect property and help out their fellowmen. Each year more and more people step up to join this worthy cause.
While the hotel chain lined up to open doors in Morgan City has pulled out, city and county leaders are teaming up to revive interest in future hotel possibilities in Morgan County.
The Young Automotive Group held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Young Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram dealership on Friday, June 27, 2014. The new dealership is expected to open its doors in early 2015.
The Morgan County Council will move forward with a request to annex into the Utah Transit Authority's service area, but not because all council members want the service or approve of raising taxes. Instead, council members want the public to weigh in on the matter officially by visiting the ballot box.
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In spring of 2014, the State of Utah paid for all Morgan High School juniors to take the college admission ACT test. And they were not alone. After passage of a state bill in 2013, the legislature funded offering the test to all public school juniors for free.
Administrators and educators statewide collectively held their breaths, expecting a dip in test averages. Previously, only students who wanted to take the test—typically those preparing to attend college after graduating from high school—paid for the chance to participate.
"Everyone expected a drop, kids that chose to take it (previously) compared to where every kid was required to take it," Morgan High School Principal Wade Murdock said.
However, Wade is pleased with the results of his Class of 2015.
Every homeowner in the county saw a home valuation increase on their tax notices sent out this month.
County Assessor Gwen D. Rich reported a significant increase in the county's taxable value to the state this year. From $856 million in taxable value in 2013 to $907 million this year, taxable value increased a whopping $51 million.
Of that increase, about $19.2 million was due to new growth, or homes constructed and new businesses locating in Morgan, Rich said. This year's $19.2 million increase in new growth outshines last year's $6.3 million increase.
Despite the unusually rainy August evening, over 200 runners showed up for the second-annual Color Us Bright Fun Run on Monday, Aug. 25.
This low-key 3K event starts everyone out with clean white T-shirts. Seasoned participants know that sunglasses are a must in a color run, but glasses were provided to those who were new to this. As the color packs containing colored corn starch were handed out to participants, it didn't take long before many shirts were brightly colored.
Bright smiles were on the faces of youth ready to take the starting line. Throughout the short run, stations sponsored by community businesses splattered runners with even more color.
The Morgan Education Foundation, that puts on the event, is always grateful for local support and hopes more businesses will join in helping the four schools in our district.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources awarded Trout Unlimited a $17,000 grant for preliminary work on a Weber River design study in Morgan County from the diversion dam at Como Springs into Morgan City, including the stretch of the river near Riverside Park.
The study is slated to begin in October when water levels are lower to fund preliminary conceptual designs for river restoration and will likely involve survey work of the waterway.
"The project is a cooperative one across the watershed that will benefit fish, wildlife, anglers, recreational water users and agricultural producers," said Paul Burnett with Trout Unlimited, a nationwide nonprofit organization aiming to conserve and protect cold water habitat.
For many years I have been a Mac user. I love my MacBook. If ever I forget how much I love my MacBook I just need a moment fixing a Windows computer and I am reminded.
Bryan Chapel placed as one of top four finalists to compete at the FFA Nationals Convention this October in Louisville, Kentucky. Chapel graduated in 2013 and has been a member of the Morgan FFA Chapter for four years. Every FFA student must have an SAE (supervised agricultural experience) if they take an agriculture education class. Some students' SAE can be related to their job, others if they show an animal at the fair. Chapel's SAE was completed while working at Stan Stuart's mink farm, where he has been working for three years completing jobs such as feeding, repairs and seasonal duties.
Elementary, middle and high schools in the Morgan County School District received $236,124 in School LAND Trust funds for the 2014-2015 school year, at no cost to taxpayers.
When Superintendent for the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Joel Coleman was named the interim Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State of Utah this week, it was not in an open public meeting, something that has Utah State Board of Education Member Terryl Warner worried.
A landowner involved with plans for a 2,980-acre resort near East Canyon accused the Morgan County Planning chairman of trying to sabotage the Yaryca Master Planned Community during a Aug. 14 public hearing. Many local residents praised any efforts to put a stop to the resort proposal.
During the Morgan County Planning Commission public hearing regarding the Yaryca development Aug. 14, a third of the dissenters taking the microphone spoke out against Yaryca because of the impact it could have on the Greater sage grouse, a candidate for an endangered species designation.
Former Morgan resident Melissa Wilson, daughter of Ed and Sharlene Olsen, will be sharing her newfound talent with The Morgan County News in the form of her cartoon strip, Wonders and Blunders.
On Wednesday, July 30, the skilled and the brave took their turn at the Morgan County Fair ATV Rodeo. This annual event drew crowds to the arena at the fairgrounds in spite of earlier rainstorms. The skies were clear; however, after several days of rain the arena brought a whole new challenge. Now the contestants didn't just have to beat the clock, they also had to contend with MUD!
On Monday, Aug. 18, the Sons of the Utah Pioneers, Morgan Chapter, received a powerful lesson on temples from one of the LDS Church's most able speakers on the subject. Edward J. Brandt, Ph.D., former director of Church Correlation and recent past president of the Columbus, Ohio, Temple, spoke to the assembled group on "Temples Past and Present."
On Thursday, Aug. 14, the Thursday Trail Riders of Morgan County visited Old Ephraim's Grave in Logan, Utah.
Elder Landon Philip Ray Carter has returned from serving a mission to the Louisiana Baton Rouge mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He is the son of Craig & Lisa Carter of Morgan.
Elder Brennan Miller West will return home on Aug. 23, 2014 after serving honorably in the Canada, Halifax mission.
Jaden Beau Durrant has been called to serve in the Philippines Quezon City Mission.
Paul Douglas Lowe, 82, passed away peacefully on Sunday morning, Aug. 17, 2014, while surrounded by his children and loved ones.
Last week I spoke at the BYU family history conference and it gave me the opportunity to review a number of software products that have been either released, or significantly updated over the past year. There are some truly outstanding products on the market that have emerged. Over the next few weeks I'll introduce (or reintroduce) a few of these great products.
Each year many students transition to new grades and new schools and there are always new students and students who move out.
Every so often you encounter a person with a truly generous and giving heart. If you know Susanne Skeen, then you know such a person. She has been blessing the lives of others in Morgan County for many years—In her family, her neighborhood, her work, her church, and in 4-H.
It is a privilege to honor Pat Porter Peterson as a distinguished employee of the month in the Morgan School District. She began her employment with the district in 1968 as possibly the first recognized teacher's aide. During the past 47 years, Pat has been an administrative assistant, secretary, recess aide, teaching aide, study hall monitor, PE helper and lunchroom supervisor.
As a result of increased public pressure, the Morgan County School Board is contemplating the creation of a standards committee to keep an eye on state core standards and curriculum while allowing as much local input as possible.
You own a home in Morgan County valued at $276,000, the average assessed value in the county. Last year, you paid $1,184 in taxes according to the 0.007805 certified tax rate set by the Utah State Tax Commission.
After 45 years of teaching, much-loved instructor Cherril Grose decided it was time to put down the chalk for the second time.


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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A 30-year-old Boardman man charged with endangering the life of his infant son, pleaded guilty in court.
Sam Lippillo, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of child endangerment Friday after originally being indicted on two counts. He was sentenced to two years in prison.
Police say Lippillo's 3-month-old son was unconscious when he brought the child to the hospital in March.
An examination showed the child had nine rib fractures and multiple brain bleeds which appeared to be from previous injuries.
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Hi all,
Just wondering, I had my 20 week scan and the femur length was quite a lot shorter compared to the other measurements gathered. I have read another post where the lady said that short femur length can mean the baby has down's syndrome. I didn't have the tests for downs as I would never consider aborting a baby with such a condition but I'm starting to worry about her as my last pregnancy was terrible.
It might just be that your baby just has short femur's hun. Xx There is loads of debate on whether or not short femur's can mean your baby has Downs syndrome.
I just wanted to add that short femurs can indicate downs syndrome if there are also other "soft markers" which the sonographer would have pointed out and got a 2nd opinion on.They checked for all the soft markers with my daughter and they found none and my daughter had downs syndrome.
So please dont worry hun..i know its easier said then done as i worry all the time!!lol
Thank you for your input Heather. Sonographer said all measurements seemed fine but on the little scale thingy the femur length is pretty low along with the weight which was slightly higher at 299g or something. I didn't get to see the soft markers as she wouldn't turn for the examination of the heart and vessels although everything else got measured. I'm going back on Tuesday but know that if she finds soft markers I wont want CVS or amnio's as I do not want to put baby at risk no matter what condition she might have. Just slightly worried as it's all new to me.
If the sonographer had seen soft markers she would have said hun,these are rountinely checked for.
I was 20+2 wks when she did the original measurements (just to be a B iTc H she didnt fill out what the femur measurement equalled to in weeks,although she did the other measurements!!) i charted it at it was 32mm which is average,the BDP was 49=21wks HC was 180mm=20+2wks and AC was 163mm=21wks.
All babies grow at a different rate,we are all diff shapes and sizes and ive read that all babies at X amount of weeks will be different as not all babies sit up at 5mths or walk by 1yr.
I guess what im trying to say is dont worry hun,your baby will be fine.xxxx
thank you Heather, you've been a great support. It doesn't really matter to me whether my daughter has down's or not but everyone worries about their children, especially as she will be my first born. Just want everything to go swimmingly. Anyway, the sonographer said soft markers will be checked on Tuesday (tomorrow) when I go back so I guess I will have to wait until then.
I was worried SICK about this throughout my pregnancy and would get up in the middle of the night to Google short femur. I cried so much and feel it really robbed me of the joys of pregnancy.Even in the late scan (32 weeks) thebaby's femurs were still measuring 2-3 weeks behind where they should have been even though everything else was measuring spot on for dates. Anyway, Samuel James was born on 6th April weighing 7lb 6oz and is PERFECTLY healthy. No Down's or any other chromosome problems. I think we can know way too much sometimes. Hope this helps someone and provides some comfort xx


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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) – The two main candidates in the 7th congressional district race dug in their heels Tuesday, accusing each other of supporting policies that have cost the state more than 150,000 jobs since the recession began in late 2007.
Democrat Julie Lassa said her Republican opponent Sean Duffy favors tax loopholes that she says ship jobs overseas. Duffy fired back, arguing that policies Lassa supported as chair of the Senate economic development committee have driven jobs out of Wisconsin.
The two also distanced themselves from each other on abortion. Duffy would not allow exceptions for victims or rape or incest, defending his belief that human life begins at the moment of conception. Lassa says she supports a woman's choice and favors abortions that are "safe, legal and, most of all, rare."
Duffy, the former Ashland County district attorney, and Lassa, a state senator from Stevens Point, narrowly agreed on certain issues during the hour-long debate at UW-Marathon County. Both say the federal health care reform law passed earlier this year should be tweaked to eliminate a provision requiring mandatory coverage. But Lassa opposes repealing the bill, an option Duffy says he'd consider as long as there was another bill to replace it.
The candidates also shared unanimous support for defining clear objectives in the war in Afghanistan and bringing American troops home as quickly as possible. Each also favors securing the U.S. Border as the first step toward solving the nation's problem with illegal immigration.
Independent candidate Gary Kauther was not allowed to participate in the debate because he did not meet a 15 percent threshold of support in public opinion polling in June. Kauther will participate in the final debate Wednesday night in Superior.


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Made with chicken....think better than would be with pork. Added a bit of baby bok choy. Served with jasmine rice. Served with a bit of srichacha.. very good
Hoisin Pork and Snow Pea Stir-Fry
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MAK007 Posted: 01/10/09
Thought this recipe was WAY too heavy on the hoisin sauce... if it were more soy sauce based I would have liked it better. I made the dish with shrimp which did turn out well, but if I attempt again, I will alter the "sauce".
cblwolf Posted: 01/16/10
My whole family enjoyed this dish. It has great take-out flavor for a dish made simply at home. I would probably not make this for a special occasion, but my husband has asked that I add it to the "make again" list! I only had frozen stir-fry veggies on hand, so I thawed those and used them instead of the fresh veggies called for in the dish. It was still delicious! I served it over rice and it was the only thing I served other than fresh fruit.
pdiana Posted: 12/01/10
quick and easy..left out the snow peas and replaced with bokchoy.Added red pepper flakes for more kick. Great sauce
Tashak Posted: 02/15/10
Very good flavor and will be a repeat dish in my house. I did serve it with brown rice since I had some prepared already. I also didn't add the ginger as I'm not a big fan. The only other change I made was to julienne the snow peas, it's easier to eat that way. I also omitted the honey as I think hoisin sauce is very sweet on it's own, I think honey would have made it entirely too sweet.
9167111 Posted: 10/27/10
Amazingly good!
Meremaid Posted: 08/15/10
Whole wheat spaghetti works great if you can't find rice noodles. This dish was a real winner. REALLY GOOD! Could easily be a repeat favorite.
Shellthiel Posted: 05/08/12
Great Dinner recipe for my family!
lwright311 Posted: 07/04/13
This was pretty good. It was a little bland for my taste. I added a dash of cayenne and soy sauce to the leftovers and served it with brown rice. Those changes made it better.


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Read and see more about this beautiful dessert at Bake or Break.
|Preheat oven to 375°. Lightly spray a 15″x 10″x 1″ jelly roll pan. Line pan with parchment paper, and spray paper as well.
Combine pecans and flour in food processor until pecans are finely ground.
Beat egg yolks at medium speed for 2 minutes. Add ground pecan mixture, 1/2 cup of sugar, and vanilla. Beat until well combined, and set aside.
In a separate bowl, beat egg whites and cream of tartar at medium-high speed until foamy. Gradually add 1/4 cup sugar, beating until stiff peaks form. Fold egg white mixture into egg yolk mixture. Spread into pan. Bake for 13-15 minutes. Cake should spring back when lightly touched in the center.
On a cloth towel, sift confectioners' sugar into a 15″x 10″ rectangle. When cake is done, loosen from sides of pan and turn onto towel. Peel off parchment paper. Starting at narrow end, roll up cake and towel. Place the cake seam side down on a wire rack. Let cake cool completely.
Gently unroll cake. Spread with filling (recipe below). Reroll cake (without towel) and place seam side down on a serving platter. Garnish with confectioners' sugar and chopped pecans, if desired.
|Combine brown sugar, 3 tablespoons cream, and butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Cook for 2-3 minutes, stirring constantly, until sugar dissolves. Stir in pecans and vanilla. Set aside to cool completely.
Beat 1 cup heavy cream at medium-high speed until soft peaks form. Add brown sugar mixture, and beat until stiff peaks form.


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BackYard Tiki Bars are a great thing to have if you are into entertaining. I put one up next to my pool and it cost less than $2000 when it was all said and done. I ordered plans online and had it up within a week. Very simple, fun, unique thing for the backyard.
People love the tikin bar more than the pool that cost more than 10 times as much...who woulda thought that.
People love the tikin bar more than the pool that cost more than 10 times as much...who woulda thought that.
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Please allow this comment my intent is to help not bash the project. This could be a fun DIY project and the aesthetics of the Tiki Bar is fine but the structural members supporting the roof is of concern. The horizontal members in images 4-13 thru 6-13 should extend over the vertical support columns. The steel L brackets are utilized in shear as load bearing components for which they are not designed. This connection can fail and possibly cause personal injury. If you don't understand my concern please consult a structural engineer before constructing anything which could potentially cause injury particularly overhead loads. Please bring this to the attention of the owner of the project in these images.
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Anybody can stick a couple of tiki torches around the back deck to add a little island feel to the backyard and help keep away the bugs. Creating the look and feel of an actual tiki bar requires a little more effort and ingenuity--and it can be accomplished at a very reasonable cost. Create an attractive and functional outdoor haven for special occasions or just relaxing evenings with the family.
Aug 4, 2010 2:12PM
You can even customize your "build a tiki bar" search phrase to include specifics like the thatching for the roof, or where to find the best bamboo for your tiki bar. The most fun of all though, is decorating the tiki bar with the island swag that will give your backyard bar-b-ques that authentic luau feel and make your friends and family kick back, relax and have a great time.
Aug 4, 2010 2:12PM
How, you might ask, can this scene become your backyard oasis for the upcoming summer months? It's easy, just follow a few simple directions telling you how to build a tiki bar and the Saturday nights -- and Fridays, too, for that matter -- can belong to the good times and great memories created by hanging out with your friends and family.
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Pro-LIfe or Pro-Choice what about Pro-Education
Recently a Politician (lol ummm on a seperate note i looked up Politic in the dictionary and found that poli is a greek word meaning many and tick which is a blood-sucking organism interesting to say the least) made comments that enraged quite a bit of people on the topic that women had some sort of mechanism or something IDk. Anyways my topic is how can we better educate people on responsible sexual practices on the results of sex. And here in the USA how can we better illustrate that what we do to rapist... Which is take them away from everything they love put them in a cell strip them of there freedoms and label them as a rapist for the rest of their life... Also can we start teaching young women self-defense classes from earlier on so that they at least have a vague knowledge of ways to defend themselves from rapists as well as responsible ways to have sex... I am neither pro-choice nor pro life... I am pro-education
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Aug 23 2012: The is one big issue with your suggestion.
Most are raped by someone they know - meaning husband, family member, friend, friend of a friend.
And in many cases it is not the only violent action - could be ongoing domestic violence or a threat to kill the victim or someone close to her.
In all these cases self defence would be useless.
The education should be on how to be strong and contact someone, if you feel threatened or exposed to violent behaviour. And for the men, that porn is not sex and have nothing to do with a relationship.
Another extremely educational topic would be equality - so men don't think they are allowed to rape, or that women once they have said yes, have agreed to anything, anytime. Most of the comment I read from the US regarding the definition of rape/abortion caused by the rape and similar topics, lack that understanding.
The education should be about that every person (capable of life outside the womb) has a right to decide over their own body. No one is allowed to mutilate or in other ways harm someone else body (or mind). And there are no exceptions.
In most of northern Europe we don't use the terms "pro-life" or "pro-choice". It does not make any sense to use them - an abortion is only legal when the embryo is so small, that it is missing the ability to be alive. It would not live outside the womb, even with help, and it therefore not a person. It is a medical definition based on the possibility to live.
Not being "pro-choice" would legally mean, that someone else can decide over your body, i.e. organ donation. It would not be legal to be against-choice, as all individuals have a right to their own body.
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chaosdefined said...
Far too many to list. Two spring to mind.
I was gearing up my hunter and so in Throne Of Tides HC. An Agility ring drops at the end so I roll Need, as does the DK tank and wins. I ask him "You realise that had Agi and not strength?" his response? "I'm a DK Healer."
It's this point I realise why someone in Tier 13 is tanking a lower HC like this. To troll people. Eventually after the group badger him enough he trades me it.
Back in Lich King I was pugging ICC10. I was healing on my shaman when we'd finished the Gunship and a healing mace dropped. (I think it was a mace anyway, it was a healing item let's say.) So I roll as does one of the other healers and one of the DPS. Who gets the top roll and the Raid Leader gives him it.
Hang on a second, that mace as got Spirit on it and at that point in time Spirit is a useless stat for a DPS! At which point the Raid Leader says no it's not, he won. I even linked him to pages about stats and what was good and bad. The winner of the roll was staying silent, the Raid Leader just kept arguing with me and the rest of the pug were just shouting "Who cares, let's go!".
So I dropped out. Quit the party and left them before Saurfang and thus extremely unlikely to get another healer.
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Neo Flames said...
why is that the only people i've noticed who are complaining about pallies are the ones that pallies are designed to beat? rogues they're only bitching because they cant 1 shot us like a priest. i have yet to see a warlock complain about pallies being op. and as a pally i feel that warlock is op but that is because they are designed to kill pallies. As for Sacred shield i can live without on my ret spec but i need for holy, and LoH? At least make it to where you cant self cast in bgs too not just arenas if it makes you feel better. there have been many times when the healer lags up or the tank is starting to die so he's not paying attention to me.
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Yep the Nerf sux. Respec is the only way around it atm that i can see.
But make it so LoH actually does go off once cast~. Since the patch ive cast it in numerous situations. BGs, Raids, and 5 man instances.
On the average it takes at least 7 casts for it to go off. In one case i was alone questing...and wanted to see how many times it would take to go off. I cast it 43 times on myself before it finally went off. And No i did not have forbearance or had i popped wings~.
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Any experience in Okinawa/Ryukyu Islands
Well, I am going to be stationed in Japan for the next few years and will be sailing out of Kadena and Naha. Just wondering if anyone has Japanese Island sailing experience. That includes on the Ryukyu chain, as I don't plan on being up north by main land Japan.
You might find the information in the Rodger Henry Files by Alvah Simon of interest. Starting at The Roger Henry File | Cruising World
Here is a good primer. My boat is in Ginowan Marina right now and we've done the Kerama trip a couple of times.
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Re: Any experience in Okinawa/Ryukyu Islands
I expect you have long ago gone off.
But we sailed from the Philippines to Ishigaki, to Okinawa and up the chain to Kagoshima and up the west coast of Kyushu. Eventually wintered in Korea, then sailed back through Japan's inland sea and arrived home last summer in Victoria.
Any questions, just shoot.
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LONDON--The U.K. government is considering a range of options within European Union rules to prevent Romanian and Bulgarian workers from coming to Britain in order to protect the local labor market, Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said Monday.
There are growing fears there could be a wave of immigrants from the two Eastern European countries once temporary curbs expire at the end of this year, leading to a big strain on local services and the jobs market.
However, immigration curbs would be at risk of being at odds with one of the EU's central principles, the free movement of labor. Romania and Bulgaria joined the EU in 2007 and, after a seven-year waiting period, their citizens will be free to travel within the 27-member bloc from 2014.
Mr. Cameron's spokesman declined to give specific examples of curbs, saying the government was "in the stage of developing and considering." He also declined to comment on reports it is considering an advertising campaign in Romania and Bulgaria to dissuade their citizens from coming to the U.K. by highlighting some of the downsides of British life, such as the weather.
"The issue here is around dealing with potential damage to the U.K.'s labor market and potential scope for curbing immigration to that end," he said. "We're in the process of considering what we may be able to do--clearly there is a European legal framework within which we have to operate. Clearly there may be some areas where we may want to cooperate with other [EU] member states."
The government has asked a local research group, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, to look into the potential impact of immigration from Romania and Bulgaria--which the EU says have a population of 21.5 million and 7.6 million respectively.
Jonathan Portes, the director of NIESR, said the group had provided the government with a draft report, which he described as a substantive piece of research carried out by several people over several months. But he declined to give details of the report, saying it was confidential work for the government and it was for the client to decide when and how it should be published.
The U.K. government's Foreign Office department said it would publish the report when it was finished. A spokesman from the department said it was difficult to accurately forecast likely inflows of immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria because there are so many variables.
Last week the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development said the number of immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania arriving in other EU countries from next year will be lower than some have claimed.
The relatively low level of wages in both countries has sparked fears that large numbers will head to richer EU member states. Those concerns are particularly keenly felt in the U.K., which was the most popular destination for migrants from eight other eastern European countries that joined the EU in 2004, including Poland.
The U.K.'s Migration Watch think tank--which wants to limit the number of new immigrants--said 250,000 people could move from Bulgaria and Romania to the U.K. over five years from 2014.
The fringe anti-EU U.K. Independence Party, which polls show has drawn voters from traditional supporters of Mr. Cameron's center-right Conservative party, has said it will focus its campaigning against allowing unlimited numbers of Romanians and Bulgarians to come to Britain.
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Believe it or not, back-to-school shopping has already begun. Parents are getting the chore out of the way early, to take advantage of sales and make sure they get the goods before retailers sell out.
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The National Retail Federation said Americans spend more than $17 billion on Valentine's Day, including $3 million on candy.
Stores Hoping For Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Spree
Stores are hoping Americans who've been tight-fisted with their money will get the last-minute itch to buy in the final week of the holiday shopping season.
Friday Fades To Black, But Consumers Have Their Eyes On Cyber Monday
Black Friday 2013 was so big it couldn't fit into just one day. Holiday shoppers were out in full force Friday night. Some of the nation's biggest stores have been open since Thursday night.
Black Friday Shoppers Flock To Stores To Snag Best Deals
With Thanksgiving here and gone and Chanukah in full effect, the mad rush of the holiday shopping season officially kicks off with Black Friday.
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This year, there are six fewer days to shop between Thanksgiving and Christmas. There are four full shopping weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, compared with five last year.
Experts Offer Tips For Saving While Doing Back-To-School Shopping
The National Retail Federation said the average family will spend about $700 this year on school supplies.
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The extension came after the union and an alliance of port operators and shipping lines resolved one of the stickier points in their months-long contract negotiations, involving royalty payments to the longshoremen for each container they unload.
Group: 'Super Saturday' Shopping In Herald Square Up Compared To Last Year
This year, the 34th Street Partnership counted 21,966 shopping bags. The group counted 17,290 bags last year, marking a 27 percent increase this year.
Experts Estimate $1.5 Billion In Sales On Cyber Monday
Americans clicked away for deals on Cyber Monday, which is expected to be the biggest online shopping day in history.
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For the overall holiday season, research firm comScore predicts online sales will be up 17 percent to $43.4 billion. And the firm expects online sales to surpass 10 percent of total retail spending this holiday season.
It's A Science: Bargain Hunters Crowd Tri-State Stores For Black Friday Deals
Shoppers hungry for deals were filling stores across the region, hoping to score big ticket items at small prices.
Black Friday Shopping Begins Thursday For Many Large Retail Chains
A big Thanksgiving tradition usually comes a day after the holiday, but now more and more stores are starting Black Friday on Thursday.
Possible Port Workers Strike Could Impact Holiday Shopping Season
The dock workers at ports from Maine to Texas are in a contract dispute with shipping companies.
Last-Minute Shoppers Feel The Rush
The clock is ticking and stores are coming closer to closing as Christmas Eve comes to an end. But as those hours wind down, so do the opportunities to buy last-minute Christmas gifts.


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Following welcoming remarks by Chairman Jenkins, Principal Eileen Rivera, Cablevision's Vice President of Education Trent Anderson and Social Studies teacher Denise Wiggins, students presented an original video entitled A Field of Dreams: The Greensboro Four Revisited. In this student-produced video, two young men attending a lecture at the Smithsonian Institute, fall asleep and are transported to the Woolworth counter in Greensboro, SC, in 1960 - right next to the four young men who eventually became icons of the civil rights movement. In conjunction with the event, the school conducted an essay contest and the winner read the essay aloud during the event and was awarded an iPod touch by Cablevision. National Museum of American History Director of African American Culture Wilson also participated in a remote conference call Q&A with students.
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