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SOLON– To most Solon council members and the mayor, it's an opportunity too unique to pass up.
The City of Solon is at least considering the purchase of the Brosh Chapel and Community Center on South Cedar Street for use as city offices and a community center.
With the $1.3 million price tag would come the building, built in 2003, as well as the parking lot across Cedar Street to the west.
"It's a package deal," said council member Brad Kunkel. "We get offices, it's room for growth and it's also the opportunity to use the downstairs for however we decide."
SOLON– Join the Lady Spartan softball team in their game to help strike out cancer. The Strikeout Cancer game will be played against West Delaware on Monday, June 20, at 6 p.m. in Solon.
Honor a loved one with the purchase of a pink softball to place on the Wall of Hope. The team will also be selling "Strike Out Cancer" T-shirts. If you would like to place your order early, contact Jody Turkal at 530-3262 or Tammy Walkner at 573-8389.
All proceeds from this event will go to the American Cancer Society.
SOLON–The Solon Firefighters' Annual Breakfast will be held Sunday, May 29, serving from 6:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the Solon Fire Station. All-you-can-eat for $6 for adults and $4 for children 12 and under.
SOLON– A community reception in honor of Solon Community School District retirees Joette Meyer, kindergarten teacher, and Ginny Kunkel, middle school teacher, will be held May 26 at Lakeview Elementary from 4-6 p.m.
The community is invited to join school staff in wishing these two long-time and beloved Solon teachers a fond farewell.
SOLON– There was a notable gasp when the box was opened.
It was an ordinary looking cardboard box, but the contents were anything but.
A staff member from the Macbride Raptor Center carefully removed a mature bald eagle from the box.
The eagle, at least five years in age, came to the Raptor Center in April from Jackson County, where it was discovered in a malnourished state. According to Raptor Center Director Jodeane Cancilla, the eagle had suffered a broken wing which had already healed, but which had prevented it from hunting.
Solon's Summer Reading Program, "One World, Many Stories," will begin with the kick-off party from 5-6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 2, officially launching the 2011 Summer Reading Program. Everything you need including reading logs, T-shirt sheets and the calendar of events will be available. Refreshments will be provided by Hills Bank of Mt. Vernon.
See the ad in this week's paper for the details, bring your bags or boxes and fill up on bargains over Memorial Day weekend. Proceeds benefit the Solon library and the Solon Schools libraries.
The registration deadline is 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 28, or when we reach 80 sales, so don't delay– register today! If you have donations for the Friends of the Library's sale on June 4, please have those items to the library no later than June 1 to give volunteers time to sort and price them. No clothing items, please.
The June meeting of the Solon Book Club will be member's choice. Each may read a biography or autobiography of their choice and share a synopsis with the group. The last meeting before summer hiatus will be Tuesday, June 21, at 6:30 p.m. so there's plenty of time to pick a biography. After a break for the summer, the Solon Area Book Club will resume in September.
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Coffee Siphon: The Cheaper, Greener Way To Make Coffee
I've been a coffee addict for awhile. It's easy to prove that the more you work and the busier you are, the more you'll end up craving a fresh cup of hot java a few times a day. It comes to no surprise that this can get expensive very quickly, no matter how you try to manage this. That's until you start making all of your coffee at home.
August was bad. I was working 50 to 60 hours a week and I needed at least two cups of coffee per day to keep myself going. I quickly got tired of buying coffee at Starbucks and started frequenting local coffee shops instead. Part of this was tied to the fact that I stopped putting sugar into my drinks earlier this year. I slowly discovered that I tasted coffee a lot better without any additives, syrups or any form of sugar.
A local coffee shop prepared my favorite Blue Jamaican coffee in a coffee siphon. It was an interesting way to make coffee. It's also called a vacuum coffee maker. The whole device was pretty compact, since it made no more than 3 cups of coffee at a time. However, the taste was a lot better than the one that you could get from a coffee machine. By my comparison, the taste was also better than coffee stemming from a French press or big coffee machine, even fancier espresso machines. The taste is smoother, crisper, and cleaner than other brewing methods. I ran some numbers quickly in my head and decided that I'd get myself a coffee siphon. If I continued to drink coffee at the rate that I was drinking, I'd pay for the coffee siphon in no time. I bought a Tiamo coffee siphon from Japan and paid about $60 for it.
Since August, I drink less coffee, about 3 to 5 cups a week. I usually drink a mug of strong milk tea in the mornings, but drink the coffee after I wake up from my afternoon naps, which I take during my lunch time. I find that if I drink a whole mug, it will keep me up until late in the night. A cup is the perfect size for my peculiar coffee addiction.
If I am going to hit the road, I always brew a cup to go, ensuring that I won't make a coffee stop at a coffee shop. As you know, brewing your own coffee costs pennies compared to spending $3 to $6 at your favorite coffee shop. That's the first way that you save money. With a coffee siphon, you also don't use any electricity. The Tiamo model came with a small refillable burner. The coffee siphon also came with a washable filter, so you don't need to get any paper filters. All in all, I'm pretty happy about this appliance. It transforms brewing your coffee into a ritual. You can also cut down on brewing times by using hot water. I find that it takes only a few minutes to brew my cup of coffee. I've also used bottled water from Evian and Volvic to see how it affects the taste. I got the best results with those brands of water, though filtered tap water is fine.
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I have been inlove with this style of coffee pots since I lived in japan years ago. I don't drink coffee but I want one to make tea with. :)
I have one and LOVE IT!!!!
Ok I totally want one! So this Tiamo is a good brand... where can I get one?
How is it green to set stuff on fire? Combustion gasses? Particulates? Ring a bell?
No really, I'm confused here. And this only looks practical if you have gas taps. Curious about the flavor, though.
The cheaper, greener way to make coffee is the cold-brew method. It requires neither a $60 gadget flown from Japan nor a "small refillable burner," but a simple Mason jar.


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NEW PRAIRIE | What elaborate pre-race preparation did Kyleigh Werner go through Friday to get ready for the New Prairie Invitational?
The South Central sophomore made chocolate chip cookies.
Werner certainly earned a post-race treat Saturday after running to a 31-second victory in the Class A division of the New Prairie Invitational. She crossed the finish line in 19:16.1, an improvement of over 40 seconds from last season.
"I came in mentally strong, that was a key for sure," Werner said. "I had to start out strong with the mass of people, then I was focusing on making sure I hit my times at the Ks, being where I needed to be, where I wanted to be."
Freshman teammate Hope Myroup followed Werner in fourth.
"It's nice in practice to have somebody at the same pace," Werner said.
Hebron breezed to its third team title in six years with 67 points. Bremen was second at 159.
"This is as close to a small school state meet as we get," coach Mike DeFries said. "The thing I like seeing is the times coming down. We know we can pack well. Sectional and regional, we're going to have to have a couple up front and hopefully take another 30 seconds off."
Lexie Schatz (sixth, 20:26) led the Hawks, followed by sister Payton (eighth, 20:30) and Emily DeFries (14th, 21:06). All their times were personal bests.
"That's what we need," coach DeFries said. "Payton just keeps moving up. She was our No. 7, No. 6 and now Lexie and her are pretty much our 1-2, with Emily three."
Defending state champion Ashley Erba of Warsaw lost in the AAA race to Mishawaka's Anna Rohrer, whose time of 17:14.1 shattered the course record by 40 seconds. LaPorte's Elena Lancioni was the top local finisher, placing seventh.
"The first half was real fast. I knew it would be," Lancioni said. "I was prepared for a really hard race. I had to dig deep. I didn't care if I passed out or threw up, as long as I ran a hard race. I've got to break that 18:39 hump. That's the third time I've run an 18:39 here."
After the omission of a Valpo runner in the scoring, results was were recalculated and the Vikings (178) placed third behind Eastern (76) and Northridge (160).
"We talked about knowing our competition," coach Boomer Nellessen said. "The girls were starting to feel a little slighted, so they wanted to go out there and show that, hey, they belong with everybody else."
Valpo had four girls running New Prairie for the first time.
"The most important thing was getting the experience of a large race," Nellessen said. "We realize sometimes they have to take their lumps and learn on their own. They didn't get out very well and now they have a much better handle on what they have to do next time."
Chesterton came in fifth at 193.
"We needed a race like this to start building some confidence," coach Brian Carden said. "We don't have a superstar individual, but we have a nice pack. Now we need to have it move up closer."


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Come Friday, sketches by eight local architects spanning 40 years will adorn the walls of the common workspace. The retrospective is part of First Friday Santa Cruz.
The architects include Matt Thompson, Mark Primack, Clarke Shultes, Dan Townsend, Daniel Gomez, Bret Hancock, Christopher Yonge and William C. Kempf. They count the Dream Inn, New Leaf downtown and the Good Times building among their work, designs that have helped to define the community.
"If you go to any other town in America, it wouldn't look like this," said Krissie Olson, a Cruzio coordinator. "They have shaped it. This is Santa Cruz and these people have helped shape the way we look. That's profound."
Modern and traditional buildings will be shown in a variety of media, from pencil drawings to computer-generated images.
Olson said she hopes the display will spark a conversation about the direction architecture is moving. That dialogue will be further facilitated by a June 6 discussion on the future of architecture held at Cruzio.
"It's much the same as the conversation surrounding the newspaper industry," she said. "Hand drawing is becoming a lost art. Do we lose our humanity and the nuances of architecture when we move to computers? Or do we have images that aren't possible with hand drawings?"
While Friday's display aims to inspire a deeper level of thinking surrounding architecture, Olson said that the heart of the evening is the professionals and their visions.
"They're not used to having their work on display like this," she said. "They'll actually be able to talk to the public about why they chose a particular painting or drawing. People will be able to get behind what they were thinking when they were creating the dwellings we've seen."
The Architecture as Art First Friday display is Friday, June 1 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Cruzio Building, located at 877 Cedar St. The June 6 lecture will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Cruzio Building. Sign-up for the event here.


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Piercing a California Democratic Congressman's Liberal Cocoon
Back in 2002, Clay Waters of the Media Research Center had a pretty concise definition of the term "liberal cocoon," the epistemic closure that so many on the left seem to operate in:
Slate journalist Mickey Kaus has developed an explanation for why Democrats tend to disappoint on Election Day — "liberal cocooning." Kaus explains: "The point is that reporters and editors at papers like the Times (either one!) are exquisitely sensitive to any sign that Democrats might win, but don't cultivate equivalent sensitivity when it comes to discerning signs Republicans might win. (Who wants to read that?) The result, in recent years, is the Liberal Cocoon, in which Democratic partisans are kept happy and hopeful until they are slaughtered every other November." Kaus' subject was an article in the L.A. Times, but his theory applies equally well to the paper's New York namesake.
Kaus didn't actually invent the term, but he did help popularize it. And eight years after the above description, the cocoon is arguably screwed down even tighter around the MSM, which during the naughts basically defined itself as "Not Fox News."
So let's watch how painful it can be to a liberal when the cocoon gets pierced:
Sherman was either lying or telegraphing his woeful disconnect from any news he doesn't want to consider as important to him. The Panther story has been everywhere for a week, and Sherman's profession of ignorance was instantly understood by the crowd as either deception or irresponsibility. John notes that the crowd is very well-informed and that MSM cannot black out stories it doesn't like anymore and this is exactly correct. Democratic congressmen are serially getting caught unprepared or defensive in their responses to an active and informed citizenry that is disgusted with long winded evasions and practiced canards.
Each of these episodes builds on the previous one, and the mood in the country will be implacably demanding a giant purge at the polls come November if the House and senate Democrats do nothing between now and then. A simple five year extension of the Bush tax cuts would immediately produce political gains and economic energy, but the ideologues at the top will not allow it, no matter how much sense it makes. And as the NASA/Panthers/vote fraud stories grow and grow, the movement demand a big brush will as well.
But there's an easy solution to bring Rep. Sherman (D-CA) up to speed. He's in Southern California. He's been interviewed by PJ Media before. I'm sure if he were to drive over to the L.A. studios of PJTV, they'd be happy to record an interview between Sherman in L.A. and J. Christian Adams on the opposite coast. Adams, one would assume, would be delighted to bring Sherman up to speed, to better serve his constituents. Or at least not get shown up on YouTube again.
What say you, congressman?
Update: More cocoons pierced here.
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1. Banjo
I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for Sherman to come on PJTV. Actually, there is a third possibility: the man is a Useful Idiot. The left has made good use of this type in the past. It is apparent liberals have no idea of the anger this blatant episode is creating in Flyover Country. And why should they care anyhow? The states are turning as red as the ink the Obami uses for the budget. That makes black-on-white voter intimidation seem to them pretty small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. The Democrats can already feel the hand on their collars as the country gets ready for the bum's rush out the door.July 14, 2010 - 5:06 am Link to this Comment | Reply
2. William the Conqueror
I'm not sure how useful he is but the Idiot label certainly fits better than OJ's gloves did. The reality is he doesn't merit a seat in a Porta Potty much less a seat in the U.S. Capitol.July 14, 2010 - 5:58 am Link to this Comment | Reply
3. Old Soldier
Congressman Sherman – Pay no attention to these people. Just keep up the good work and everything will turn out great in November.July 14, 2010 - 5:59 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Exactly, "Pay no attention to these people.", nor also, to any other of your constituents—just keep telling it as you have been telling it, and there's a possibility that, "everything will turn out great in November"; though, it really is too bad that, you'll be taking that nice pay and beni-pack with you, . . .July 14, 2010 - 2:28 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
4. FearMonger
Old Soldier is right Mr. Sherman – Pay no attention to these people. Just keep up the good work and you will get exactly what you deserve come Novemeber.July 14, 2010 - 6:13 am Link to this Comment | Reply
he and his ilk will get FAR better than they deserve come november. They still have perks.July 14, 2010 - 10:39 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
Good point. I stand corrected.July 15, 2010 - 5:50 am Link to this Comment | Reply
5. Drew
The most encouraging thing to me, watching this exchange, was that here was this (apparently) nice lady carefully and correctly explaining the basic details of the case for the Congressman as she asked her question.
This common citizen shows herself far more informed on an issue than her representative in Washington.
She should run for office.
We saw the same thing last summer as citizens confronted their representatives at town hall meetings with far more knowledge about the "Stimulus" bill and the health care bill than the very representatives who got to vote for them. (I'm sure the same thing is going on this summer. More videos, please.)
This is an upside down society, with the dolts who pretend to be our leaders proving to be quite clueless; and the citizens better informed.
This extends to the mainstream press, too. Those press elites on the left continue to spout uninformed nonsense in defense of this Congress and Administration while the smart citizens either confront them with their lies or ignore them.
(And then there's the Megyn Kelly/Kristen Powers brawl, which deserves some sort of recognition in regard to the liberal cocoon.)
I can only see the knowledge gap between citizens and Beltway Morons widening.July 14, 2010 - 6:16 am Link to this Comment | Reply
The good Congressman is probably more concerned with fundraising, than vote tampering, which generally helps the left, it would seem.
I often wonder how much Obama, in his own self-absorbed, black liberationist way, wants to be a Lincoln, civil war and all.July 14, 2010 - 7:51 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Talk about'chur Lincolns—I'm a concerned that, Obama'll do something just a little bit too much like right—such as, printing national currency and, end up a martyr an', we'll get the anti-Christ, . . .July 14, 2010 - 2:33 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
Chris Jones
It's true, isn't it. It's as if they've all been struck stupid. I guess, during the vetting process, if they exibit any signs of intelligence or curiosity or, God forbid, honesty, they are immediately struck off the list, thus assuring that no good people ever get through. Maybe we should call it Socialist Darwinianism, or survival of the dimmest.July 14, 2010 - 1:04 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
"Survival of the dimmest" sums it up nicely. As my old man would say when the old adage was tossed out "The cream rises to the top"….
"SO DO TURDS, MY FRIEND. SO DO TURDS."July 15, 2010 - 6:04 am Link to this Comment | Reply
6. scythe
Talk about the deer in the headlights! LMFAO!!!!July 14, 2010 - 6:49 am Link to this Comment | Reply
7. FearMonger
The best part (IMO)…."I'm sure it may say that somewhere on the internet, but that doesn't mean it's true." Right. Thanks for pointing out that there is misinformation on the internet.
Kinda like this nugget from http://bradsherman.house.gov/town-hall-meetings/
"Listening to Valley residents is one of the most important parts of my job."
Perhaps it depends on what your definition of the word 'listening' is.
Just sayin'….July 14, 2010 - 7:09 am Link to this Comment | Reply
8. Gould's Ghost
Anyone who looks at the evidence here, and the importance of this issue relative to what's going on in our nation, and still thinks there's something here worth reporting, not just once, but day after day, is by definition not worth listening to on any topic.July 14, 2010 - 8:27 am Link to this Comment | Reply
I suppose it depends on whether or not you think the rule of law (or equality under the law) are important to the health of the nation. I happen to think they are.
Also, the story has moved beyond the facts of the case and is now just as much about the apparent spiking of this story by the lapdogs of the mainstream media and how they're covering for this increasingly lawless administration and their enablers in Congress.July 14, 2010 - 8:34 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Gould's Ghost
I suppose it depends on whether or not you think the rule of law (or equality under the law) are important to the health of the nation. I happen to think they are.
Also, the story has moved beyond the facts of the case and is now just as much about the apparent spiking of this story by the lapdogs of the mainstream media and how they're covering for this increasingly lawless administration and their enablers in Congress.
How refreshing to find someone who thinks the rule of law is important. I assume that you are just gangbusters about holding the Bush and Obama administrations accountable for subverting the rule of law in terms of habeas corpus and torture. It's thus surprising that your thirst for the rule of law seems to be focused around this ridiculous issue, rather than the issues that are destroying our country. The pied pipers are leading you into the abyss; you may enjoy the fruits of enabled bigotry and demagoguery to be enjoyable for the time being, but I assure you, it will be ashes in your mouth when you're huddled in front of a fire in an American refugee camp run by India, China, Brazil, and the Scandinavian Countries. At that point, I guarantee you that the last thing going through your head will be gratitude at the Driscoll's of the world for misleading you about the important issues of your day.July 14, 2010 - 10:34 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Let's see what we have here:
Garbled, belligerent, ignorant, and obsessed with nonsense doomsday scenarios in the near future that you can't coherently describe.
Isn't that more or less the Left's characterization of your typical tea partier?
My God, man, what right-wing talk radio hosts have you been listening to?July 14, 2010 - 11:02 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Gould's Ghost
Let's see what we have here:
Boilerplate response. If your goal is only to appear to win in an online chatroom by proclaiming yourself the winner, you'll find that's a lot easier than actually laying out your point of view. Indeed, I'm sure you already discovered that, hence the aforementioned strategy. Makes no never mind to me. Anyone who actually already believes this issue is important is beyond saving intellectually. You have to be a high-functioning moron to believe that this issue deserves fifteen topics a week.July 14, 2010 - 12:00 pm Link to this Comment
Usually, right-wing radio and TV hosts are listen to when listeners can analyze the data and make these own opinions, as opposed to left-wing propaganda coming from MSM and "White House BOB".July 14, 2010 - 1:42 pm Link to this Comment
So did you win, Gould?July 14, 2010 - 2:59 pm Link to this Comment
Could you expound on your point of view with more angry verbosity, please.July 14, 2010 - 11:16 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Gould's Ghost:
Are you David Stein's brother? Oh wait, your Kirsten Power's brother. Same "2 wrongs make a right" argument. Don't answer the question, just emotionally spew everyone else's past trangressions to justify today's wrongs.
The difference between now and then (GW's reign) was that Obama and his ilk are being so arrogant that those of us who never paid attention to political criminals have now been shown just how bad things in Washington really are. I am ashamed that it took the current politcal criminals to make me see what's going on. Now that I know, I demand facts about EVERYTHING. ANYBODY can spew emotional diatribes and I don't have time for that. Give me facts about the current problems so they can be addressed. We have no time for those who only want to place blame… WHY do you blame them and does crying about the blame help anything?
You can't change history (though some of you have tried), but you can sure work to change the present/future.July 14, 2010 - 1:02 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
This issue is important because it uncovers a pattern of behavior…sure there are other more important issues. But the right to vote unencumbered is key to our system…and clearly the system is struggling. I can't foresee the future so I defer to your prescience, but I do watch trends very carefully…and to whatever extent we're being manipulated, there are opposing forces of manipulation at play.
At this point I'll stick with those less corrupt.
Sometimes its the little cases of corruption that open the eyes of those busily attending to their day to day business. Your rant about India, China and Brazil is laughable within your implicit claim of intellectual superiority. Those countries have big problems too, unexposed beneath the veneer of WW media coverage.
At the end of the day its about power…and the cycle of humanity, or lack thereof.
So take you 2 bit lectures somewhere else.July 14, 2010 - 2:48 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
In your world, preventing people from voting is no big deal?
Would you feel the same way if people you approved of were being kept away from the polls?July 14, 2010 - 9:40 am Link to this Comment | Reply
9. Ben
He is one of those demorats, so expect the expected. Who votes for these fools anyway? Americans will begin to correct these errors in the November election and complete the work in 2012.July 14, 2010 - 8:33 am Link to this Comment | Reply
"Americans will begin to correct these errors in the November election and complete the work in 2012.", but only if they correct the programs resident in the—I guess, they call 'em "voting" machines, . . . or, if the Americans go back to a vote with a receipt—a paper ballot, . . .July 14, 2010 - 2:46 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
10. Wolla Dalbo
Well, I see we have yet another "type" of politician here.
The Types are usually all intermixed in each one of our glorious "servants of the peeeple," but if I had to classify the predominant, pure Types, I'd say there is Type 1, the sleazy, double-chinned, pol in a two thousand dollar suit, stinking of corruption type, we've seen all sorts of varieties of Type 2, the "arrogant, condescending" type—which is usually also a type 1 too, we've seen the Type 3 "Evader," the Type 4, the fast-talking, used car salesman, "Con-man" type,the Type 5 "Happy Talker," the "Never mind the Apocalypse that is fast descending upon us, cause, its all good" type, the angry Type 6, the "don't you know who I am" type, the Type 7, "Its for the children, the environment, future generations, its a "moral imperative" etc.,etc. type, and now we see Type 8, the "clueless, grinning pinhead," the "Alfred E. Newman" type; in each and every case, what a waste of space and oxygen.July 14, 2010 - 9:23 am Link to this Comment | Reply
11. debbies21
Another reason to GRIP get rid of incumbent politiciansJuly 14, 2010 - 9:37 am Link to this Comment | Reply
12. Skep41
Some Congressman are dense enough to make that "I dont know nuttin'" statement believable, but Sherman is not one of them. He is tough and sharp and is aware of everything that is going on. He was caught flat-footed by the question and just punted. I lived in that district (Encino, Tarzana, Reseda) for years when Tony Beilenson was the Rep. He was succeeded in this safe Dem district by Sherman, who is a solid leftie but still one of the more intelligent ultra-libs. If he's in trouble in that gerrymandered district then the Dems are going to be swamped.July 14, 2010 - 10:12 am Link to this Comment | Reply
13. Wil
Congressman Sherman might have been doing what most liberals do. He might have been refusing to watch or read any news sources other than liberal ones (which constitutes most of them).
And all liberal news sources, as a matter of policy, black list all information and stories that are not favorable to liberals and liberal ideas. They are simply profoundly dishonest vehicles for liberal propaganda and indoctrination.July 14, 2010 - 11:37 am Link to this Comment | Reply
14. BrianH
I think the cocoon Driscoll is talking about even better illustrated by the Kelly vs. Powers catfight from Fox News.
Kirsten Powers is a smart and beautiful woman, and one of the elite members of the punditocracy, but watching her try to construct her own reality–not differ with Kelly's interpretation of events, but literally try to construct her own personal facts on the fly during that exchange, it's hard to consider her with anything besides contempt, tempered by pity.
And every day, Gibbs, cabinet secretaries, the president himself, all the way down to the lowliest, loneliest internet troll, does exactly the same thing: Deny the reality of what everyone can see, make bizarre, patently false claims, feign anger and finally dismiss and deride those who are telling the unadvantageous truth.
We really have arrived at the advent of the postmodern age. The psychotic ramblings that used to be limited to the essays of continental "philosophers" are now on everyone's lips. Public discourse has been reduced to the repetition of inapplicable platitudes and the replication of viral memes, and the zombie-people who mumble them viciously attack anyone who doesn't accept them without question.July 14, 2010 - 12:51 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
"I like the way you think."July 14, 2010 - 2:54 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
15. dave in dallas
The sad thing is, they've all been this dim, vapid, self-absorbed, uninformed and superficial for YEARS AND YEARS… and we are ONLY NOW figuring this out, sorting the bad ones, making plans in our own way for a citizen-first revamping of our entire government.
How dumb are we for blithely going on for decades with leaders like THIS? We've GOT to pay more attention, hold their little feet to a BIG fire, be the responsible citizens the constitution has always assumed would live here.July 14, 2010 - 1:45 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
16. Bilbo Baggins
If this congressman is really as sharp as Skep41 claims then it's imperative that these people be removed from office, It was as painful to watch his exchange with his elderly but well informed constituent as it was enjoyable to watch Kelly school Powers. It's clear they've been on cruise control for 2 years and they now seem to be realizing just how much trouble they are in come election time. Also, watching Gibbs on Sunday steadfastly proclaiming that the economy is on the right track. The reasons they spout off are stunning in their ignorance. We are losing jobs at a slower rate then we were 2 years ago? WTF king of explanation for recovery is that. Did it ever occur to any of these lapdogs taht the reason were are losing less jobs is due to the fact that we are running out of jobs TO lose? Any thoughts on this theory? Not from the Left either. If that's going to be the case I'm not here.July 14, 2010 - 1:55 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
17. richie daley's Chicago
Social psychology has a name for this phenomenon. It's called "groupthink." In short, it sometimes happens when members of a group get so focused on completing their objective that they ignore all manner of warnings and negative feedback. Groupthink is the reason the Challenger blew up in 1986, and also why Kennedy decided to launch the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion. If the groupthink dynamic in the MSM continues until election night, we're in for one heckuva good belly laugh.July 14, 2010 - 2:21 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
18. HayeksHeroes
No need to talk to Brad. If you want to send a message, make sure he does not get re elected.
Support his opponent Mark Reed.
http://www.markreedforcongress.com/July 14, 2010 - 4:54 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
19. Never for Obama
I think it's pretty obvious that Brad Sherman was lying.
Every watch that TV show, LIE TO ME, with the psychologist who disects body language. Right after Sherman tells the bold-faced lie that he doesn't know anything about the Black Panther case, he looks down and wipes his brow and shields his face for a minute. In LIE TO ME, they would analyze this as being a micro-reaction of shame being shown for the lie he just told.July 14, 2010 - 5:55 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
20. Dan
Prog Socialists like Brad Sherman have to lie….if Sherman told the truth about what he believes and what he thinks of America, he wouldn't be able get a job picking up dog doo in an illegals yard!July 14, 2010 - 11:20 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
21. Mike009
It is entirely possible that Rep. Sherman was clueless about the Black Panthers. Unless you seek out alternative news sources, you would not know about the Panthers.
Sherman was likely equally clueless about the Healthcare bill, which I'm assuming he voted for.
It is ironic that the MSM have been airing the Mel Gibson audiotapes 24/7 and ignoring the Panthers.July 16, 2010 - 4:58 am Link to this Comment | Reply
Sherman was Beilenson's chief of staff and has shown his hackery every since succeeding him to the seat.July 16, 2010 - 6:33 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
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I would imagine turning 96 is quite the day. You've passed the hump of 95 and are officially in your late-90s -- that much closer to 100. Wow. Those are the birthdays you need to celebrate in a big way with all the hoopla and fanciness you can handle. Including, of course, your most favorite cake.
Joseph Vallenti's 96th birthday wish was to enjoy his favorite German apple cake. His family ordered one from their local King Kullen, a supermarket in Commack, New York. They sang Happy Birthday, blew out some candles, Vallenti made his wish, and then it was time to indulge. But when he took a bite of his cake, he got a taste of something he didn't expect ... and he most certainly didn't deserve.
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I hope you weren't eating when reading that. If so, put down the fork. Set the coffee on the table. This story is dreadfully disgusting.
Vallenti's birthday bite of cake wasn't what he expected. "Something isn't right," he said as he was chewing. But it was too late. He had swallowed some of it already. When his niece's boyfriend Neil Gold began to inspect the cake, he noticed parts of a rat somehow wedged inside. First he noticed what he thought was a ribbon of black mold, but when they flipped the cake over they discovered part of the rat's tail sticking out.
I'll give you a moment to attempt to recover from that.
Let's remember this is Vallenti's 96th birthday! He made it all the way to 96 with fantastic cakes and never dined on a rat. But now ... this ... this is what he gets?! Awful. Awful.
The tail was reportedly five-inches long and part of the rat's ear was also seen. Who knows exactly what part of the rat Vallenti actually ingested but the poor guy ended up with diarrhea and stomach cramps after. That's NOT a happy birthday. I think it's safe to say that German apple cake is probably ruined for the rest of this man's life.
The supermarket has taken all the necessary actions to find out what happened and clean up any issue they may still have. The bakery did pass a recent inspection by the Health Department so sadly it seems like Vallenti just got a really bad piece of cake.
I hope he feels better. I just want to wish him a happy birthday. With no sign of rats.
Have you ever bit into something and not get what you expected?
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Oh this poor fellow, how nasty.
Worst thing I've ever bitten into was a chicken sandwich at mcD's that had molded, the bun had a tiny bit of green mold and the chicken had some black spotted mold. We told the manager about it and all they wanted to offer us was another sandwich, not our money back or anything.
I went to applebee's with my dh for my birthday and while eating my dinner I got a piece of wire in my mouth from the grill cleaning brush needless to say the compted my meal and I got a free dessert. I was so lucky I felt it before I swallowed that could have caused some serious injuries
Eww.. How could someone not notice rat pieces while baking that cake?! Cake batter is smooth and pourable
ew i used to shop at that exact king kullen ! grossssssssssss


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- very goodpizzaexpertVIPDined on 9/24/2014We experimented with new choices and weren't disappointed.Special Features:
- Food to truly savorSBPatDined on 9/21/2014The tapas style "small plates" may appear slight in quantity but the quality and flavors at Cielito are nothing short of amazing. Beautiful presentation enhances the enjoyment of the experience. Three of us shared the guacamole, pork belly "quesadilla" (which looks nothing like what you think of as a quesadilla but is about 3 inches high full of the pork), sopasitas with braised shortrib meat and carnitas tacos. It's the kind of food that makes you crave more. Lovely service, too. We left fully satisfied (=full but not stuffed) and we'll definitely be going back often!Special Features:
- Delicious and Fun - Go! Go! Go!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/20/2014We began our evening by taking advantage of their wonderful happy hour menu - ceviche, mole with chips, and guacamole. Then we moved into the meals - from seafood enchiladas to chorizo tacos. Everything we touched was absolutely delicious. The food was only made better by attentive and friendly service from the entire waitstaff (beyond just our awesome waiter Chris). It was a lovely evening in a beautiful little hidden corner off Santa Barbara's busy streets. A night we'll remember!Special Features:
- Cielito delivers a great experienceksb48VIPDined on 9/20/2014We went to Cielito while visiting Santa Barbara for a concert at the Bowl. The restaurant is very well run, staff was knowledgeable and friendly and the food was delicious. The chips were fresh and tasted home made...perfectly salted and crunchy. We shared several dishes and all were fantastic....we will definitely return. The drinks were fun, refreshing and delicious.Special Features:
- Specials Worth TryingInveterateFoodieDined on 9/18/2014In addition to wonderful tapas items (such as the authentic Peruvian ceviche and the heirloom tomato salad), the special of Mexican sea bass was great. Wine selection was quite good also.Special Features:
- Great Restaurant, Great Ambiance.winetravelerVIPDined on 9/13/2014This is an Awesome Restaurant in downtown Santa Barbara! What a find! WE had such a great table next to the fountain. The view was gorgeous. Food was exceptional! Staff Amazing!! We will definitely return on our next trip to Santa Barbara.Special Features:
- jkweJKWEDined on 9/9/2014Food was excellent as always, but music too loud for easy conversation and service was slow on this occasion.Special Features:
- Ideal for SharingInveterateFoodieDined on 9/7/2014The menu at Cielito is ideal for sharing. So it is best for two or more people since then one can share several dishes. The Peruvian style ceviche was delicious and quite authentic. The kale salad was excellent and trendy. The octopus and chicken mole were both very good. An excellent and exciting dinner for two!Special Features:
- A culinary vacationVmi2000Dined on 9/5/2014Latin American Food or what you might call Mexican food has never been done like this before! If you don't know what to get, just ask you waiter what their favs are...you can't go wrong. I was disappointed that I was full because I had to stop eating...Special Features:
- Love2eatgoodfoodLove2eatgoodfoodVIPDined on 9/2/2014I love Cielito! The food is amazing and sure puts a gourmet twist on Katin American and Mexican cuisine!Our favorite and a go to every time we dine here are the Enchiladas VerDuras. The best Guacamole ever. The drinks are awesome .. And the European ambiance of their outdoor dining adds that "vacation" feeling. Ashley has waited on us several times and is professional as well as super friendly. Stellar service! One of my favorite places in all of Santa Barbara.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as usualOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/30/2014I don't get to Santa Barbara often, but when I do I seek out Cielito. The food once again did not disappoint! Service this time was average, which was a disappointment given my past superb experiences. Hopefully this is not a trend.Special Features:
- Delicious and Romantic DinnerFoooodie87Dined on 8/30/2014My boyfriend and I dined here on a Saturday night to celebrate our anniversary and it was one of the highlights of the trip! The ceviche nikkei was the best we have ever had and we highly recommend it! The flavors are very rich so we opted to split the pork belly quesadilla and the seafood enchiladas; both were amazing. The quesadillas were smaller but loaded with flavor and we had three seafood enchiladas, which were perfect to split. It can be a crowded spot so I recommend reservations on a weekend or busy time. Our server was great and the ambiance is hard to beat! Great spot just off State Street that we plan to try again during a return trip!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- love itequiqueen3Dined on 8/23/2014we love to eat here - food is always great - just a little too pricey to visit very oftenSpecial Features:
- Great placeBugabooDined on 8/15/2014Great place! Fun and funky, fantastic food. A place to go with friends for sureSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Foodie's Mexican restaurantIEatSantaBarbaraDined on 8/15/2014Cielito offers really scrumptious, interesting and thoughtful food offerings. I miss the takeaway taco bar they initially opened at lunchtime and later closed, but the same fabulous tacos are available at their sit-down dining on either the outdoor patio or inside the restaurant in a more formal setting. Too costly for every workday eating, unfortunately but very worthy of an occasional celebratory treat. Their lunch margaritas are exceptional and every detail is carefully attended to. I highly recommend when you're in the area to visit the Museum of Art, to shop La Arcada or just in need of a special afternoon off!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mexican food eaten the Spanish way.COYSDined on 8/10/2014Wonderful taste combinations taken as small plates to share. Strong robust flavours leaving your tastebuds tingling with excitement. Lively atmosphere accompanied by knowledgable service.Special Features:
- ServiceWaitingDined on 8/10/2014The wait staff were either under staffed or just plain bad. The hostess and manager were great. We were comped an appetizer because we waited so long to be acknowledged when we first sat down. The waiter and busboy seemed bugged whenever we asked for something.Special Features:
- Always terrificOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/9/2014Whenever we head into Santa Barbara, we always make sure to stop at this restaurant. It has been about two years now, and each time we go, service and food are still consistent. Our waiter was very friendly and took great care of us. This is also one of the few restaurants where the hostess actually acknowledged my open table preferences. Nice touch. Will certainly return. PS>The Filet Mignon is exceptional!Special Features:
- Great TapasBillWVIPDined on 8/8/2014The small plates are varied and outstanding. Do not miss the Ceviche Trio. Each was so different from the other and all were amazing. This is a friendly and fun place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always nice but always same tableMargaretDined on 8/1/2014We always have a nice experience here and their service coverage is excellent. This visit coincided with Fiesta so it was understandably crazy. That said, I am puzzled as to why we nearly ALWAYS are given the same table adjacent to the bar which leaves me feeling we are neither in or out of the restaurant. Made reservations 6 weeks ago so it was hardly last minute & we often get this table! The wait staff and management take every opportunity to touch tables which we always appreciate. Ordered the salsas which are the best, Little Gem salad, seafood enchiladas & Enchiladas Verduras, special Margarita & Cielito Margarita. Big difference in taste between the margaritas, the Cielito well worth the price.Special Features:
- Good andOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/30/2014We had great appetizers and drinks, unfortunately it was the first night of fiesta and the mariachis were too loud and didn't leave soon enough, we couldn't hear ourselves speak. Otherwise great spot. Just avoid downtown during fiesta if you want to hear your conversationSpecial Features:
- somethins was offOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/18/2014Had 8 friends come after not coming for 2 months and the food was bad, Service needed work. Ask waiter help help with the order and she looked lost. Will not come back and bill with tip was over $600Special Features:
- Overpriced and poor foodfoodgeekDined on 7/17/2014Nothing was quite as good as it sounded -- the chef doesn't have it right. Plus the service was pretty bad -- either overly solicitous or nowhere to be found. And the interior space is cold and forbidding.Special Features:
- Great Food, Poor ServicedowntownprofessionalDined on 7/17/2014This restaurant has great food, fresh and very flavorful, good quality. The service is always slow and often unresponsive. I work nearby and go there often hoping it gets better, the servers are not very knowledgeable, they do not refill unless you ask, if you are drinking we all order two drinks at a time because it takes a long time for them to check on the table and bring your order. I call to make resrevations and often the machine answers, not a live person even during business hours. They do not provide take out meals for dinner, I can't imagine why the would decline selling food to customers like this. Often many professionals I work with say we are not going back...we wait a while and then go back because the food is so good.Special Features:
- Hidden GemVC93003VIPDined on 7/13/2014Had never been to this hidden gem down the side street in SB. Great mexican food with even better atmosphere and service. Will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always awesomeSB4diningVIPDined on 7/5/2014Love this place. Whenever our kids are home to visit this is the place they want to eat at first! Great spicy Margaritas. The Ceviche is perfection and the chorizo and cheese with corn tortillas is the best thing EVER! May be a little on the pricey side, but well worth it. I would rather get perfection for a little more money! Servers are attentive. Never had a bad experience here and will eat here on a regular basis! They take reservations, would definately recommend doing so if you don't want to wait.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maintaing ExcellenceSBPinotFanDined on 7/5/2014Food is wonderful, innovative, complex. Architecturally stimulating place. Solid wine list even though it's not big. Great drink menu. Outdoor tables like eating in Europe. Service can vary depending on where your table is located relative to both the bar and the kitchen.Special Features:
- Fun, oudoor tapas style dining.ninny13Dined on 7/4/2014My daughter and I love ceviche, and this restaurant offered quite a few choices (we ordered 2 different styles and both were fantastic.) Located in outdoor shopping plaza, lots of good people-watching from the outdoor tables. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for in quality and flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A findPickyDinerVIPDined on 7/4/2014We loved the innovative and tasty food at this nouvelle mexican place. Bills itself as Mexican but I don't think this is the kind of food you'd find in Mexico. Some highlights: octopus perfectly cooked and delicious, chicken with mole sauce divine. Outdoor seating with turtles swimming nearby a special treat for the kids. Would definitely go back when we're in town next.Special Features:
- Welcoming staffCrashtestpattiDined on 7/4/2014We were early, but no problem they were happy to fit us in. Beautiful patio setting in Spanish style arcade. Delicious food and efficient service.Special Features:
- Great ambianceDanaDined on 7/4/2014We made a reservation for the 4th of July and although there were a lot of people, we were served very quickly. We ate the chicken mole, the tacos al pastor, tacos de costilla and the Ensenada fish tacos. They accommodated my husband wanting his fish tacos with the fish grilled. Lovely time and great food. We liked the beans that came with the tacos; very fresh. The fountain with the turtles was especially pleasing to our daughters who remember this feature from their childhood. Good selection of beer. Chips (totopos) were close to my homemade ones, good job. And no, the guacamole was not overpriced.Special Features:
- DifficultStanleyDined on 7/3/2014Menu was obscure, and went on and on with strange terms. So we just gave up and ordered oddly named tacos and enchiladas, The tacos were bad-tasting and the seafood enchiladas were over-expensive. Then, when the place suggested tips-levels, those reached 30%.Special Features:
- Fun food and yummy margaritassarielaDined on 7/2/2014The size of the tapas was just right as there was enough to share and the flavor combinations worked great. The Huarches de Hongo were my faves. The Cielito Margaraitas are simple but tasty. Just what we were looking for in straightforward margaritas.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 6/25/2014Excellent! Had a multitude of the small plates ( tapas) and all very good to outstanding.
- Nice courtyard gemOpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 6/24/2014Location is great in the middle of a courtyard. They have outdoor seating right near a fountain with turtles. The ceviche special was OK. The tuna was great but the flavor was a bit off and there were some pieces that were way too crunchy to match the consistency of the remainder of the dish. They never softened either being in a sauce. I had the pineapple cucumber non alcoholic beverage that sounded like a weird combination but was absolutely delicious.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/21/2014Food was hit or miss. The ceviche was wonderful but the empanadas were soggy. The big downfall was the service, though. We had two adults and two teenage boys in our group. As soon as another party got seated next to us, which consisted of six young women, our waiter totally ignored us. Even though I ordered it much earlier, I only got my second drink as I was taking the last bites of my meal. Both my son and I ordered two small plates instead of one entrée; the second plate for both of us got delivered much later than the first, when the other two in our party were nearly finished with their meals. I would NOT dine at Cielito again.
- Better than ever!!!AlanDined on 6/21/2014It had been a while since we visited and the experience was better than ever. We will be back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice but too expensive.RichDined on 6/15/2014We have been to this restaurant several times before, but I think this will be our last time. The service is a little too snootie for my tastes and the food is too expensive for what they are serving. The atmosphere is nice and tasteful but overall there are better restaurants in town.
- Mexican Tapas in Santa BarbaraSffoodieVIPDined on 6/15/2014Located at end of an alley off State Street is this wonderful gem serving Mexican food tapa style as well as some dinner entrees. Our group of 8 were celebrating a UCSB graduation and between us we tried many of the dishes on the Tapas part of the menu. All dishes were interesting and very tasty washed down with excellent cocktails. Strongly recommended but remember this is not your local taqueria!!! Be adventurous and be rewarded.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebrationGalsinSBDined on 6/14/2014Overall we thought our dining experience was outstanding. Food was delicious and drinks were superb! Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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W 17th Pl is a four minute walk from the BNSF Burlington Northern at the Halsted Street stop.
This location is in the East Pilsen neighborhood in Chicago. Nearby parks include Jefferson Park, Ping Tom Memorial Park and Dvorak Park.
Nearby schools include Walsh Elementary School, Jungman Elementary School and Sylvan Learning Center.
The closest grocery stores are Mary's Food & Grocery Store, Forest Foods Corporation and Vegetable Fresh.
Nearby coffee shops include Kristoffer's Cafe & Bakery, La Catrina Cafe and Caribou Coffee. Nearby restaurants include Chela Joe's Cafe, Tacos Palas and De Colores.
W 17th Pl is near University of Illinois - Chicago, Lexington College and East-West University.
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|Well put, Brian. Precisely what I'd have said and why I use T-Mobile. Also, some of the number portability shenanigans [http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/009961.php#009961] has T-Mobile feeling a little better than the others.
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Thanks both of you for the info. Just a few more then?
>>It's entirely possible that some of these connection problems are between my computer and my phone (which I'm using as a modem)
You mean you're using the phone continuously as a modem, and have dispensed with the cable modem? That's great, if it's true. No wonder you're looking at the unlimited data price. :)
>>I'm using T-Mobile for my GPRS data
You mean you're accessing GPRS data, or you're developing and using it to test? Can you guys speak to whether you're into developing any and what you might be doing?
Last, can you say anything about the phones themselves? I'm looking at the Nokia 3650 because of it's video and Java capabilities, cause I'd like to get into developing with some Java MIDP and/or SVG. I know I've seen SVG running on the 3650, and from what I understand only the new Nokia 6600 supports MIDP 2 so far. Also, I see that the 3650 has "4" MB of memory, and a 16MB memory card. Is this upgradeable? Is it possible to run applications from the memory card? These and any and all other questions would much appreciate an answer. :)
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Can we slow down the aging process? Health educator and medical intuitive Caroline Sutherland says yes, and believes she has a few secrets that are worth sharing. She has answers for the chronic degenerative breakdown that leads to mobility issues, decrease in hearing and vision, osteoporosis, and arthritis - not to mention memory loss. With her expert wisdom and sparkling sense of humour, Caroline's vibrant-aging programme covers the four 'secrets': stopping the 'body breakdown', regenerating and repairing the body, balancing hormones and igniting your passion. Covering the physical, emotional, and spiritual components of vibrant aging, she shows that the body has a phenomenal capacity to repair for a long and vivacious life.
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Show off summertime blueberrries and peaches in this colorful tart featuring a pecan-whole wheat crust and a sweet cream cheese filling.
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- 1/2 cup pecan halves
- 1/4 cup whole-wheat pastry flour or all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons butter, cut into chunks
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1 package (8 oz.) cream cheese, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced peeled firm-ripe white or yellow peaches or thinly sliced nectarines
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh mint leaves (optional)
- 1/2 cup blueberries, rinsed and drained
- 3 tablespoons apricot jam
1 Hour, 35 Minutes
- 1. Spread pecans in a 10-inch tart pan with removable rim and bake in a 350° oven until golden in the center (break one to check), 8 to 12 minutes. Let cool.
- 2. In a food processor, whirl nuts, flour, brown sugar, and butter until fine crumbs form. Add vanilla and egg yolk; whirl until mixture comes together in a ball.
- 3. Press dough evenly over bottom and up sides of tart pan. Bake in a 350° oven until deep golden, 15 to 20 minutes. Let cool.
- 4. In a bowl, with an electric mixer on medium speed, beat cream cheese, sour cream, and powdered sugar until smooth. In another bowl, mix peaches with lemon juice.
- 5. Spread cream cheese mixture over bottom of pastry. Sprinkle mint on top, if using. Overlap peach slices in circles over cheese. Scatter blueberries over peaches.
- 6. Put jam in a 1-cup glass measure and cook, uncovered, in a microwave oven at full power (100%) until melted, 30 to 45 seconds. Brush over fruit.
- 7. Serve, or chill uncovered up to 1 hour. Remove pan rim and cut tart into wedges.
- Wine: An earthy-floral dessert wine such as a late-harvest Gewürztraminer.
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- Calories: 329
- Calories from fat: 60%
- Protein: 5.2g
- Fat: 22g
- Saturated fat: 11g
- Carbohydrate: 31g
- Fiber: 3.2g
- Sodium: 150mg
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TULSA, Oklahoma -- Since the banning of DDT in 1972, the population of bald eagles is on the rise in Oklahoma, but lately many have been showing up at the Tulsa Zoo with a different type of poisoning.
"This bird came in for a broken wing and we've already done a lead level test, we've done the x-rays not only for the fracture of the wing but for that, and to see that we know that we have more than just a fracture," said Dr. Kay Backues, the zoo's staff veterinarian.
Lead shot like this is toxic and works its way up through the food chain. It can be seen in this eagle's digestive tract. Dr. Backues says she is finding lead poisoning to be a factor in most eagles she is treating.
"They're coming in very ill, sometimes are DOA on arrival or dying shortly after and we're treating them for lead as they walk in the door," said Backues. "Lead is a very toxic metal and we use it because it's cheap. It ends up in the ground, it ends up on the bottom of ponds, it's ingested by birds, usually by birds that are then preyed upon by larger species like eagles."
Game Warden Travis Garrett keeps watch over many of Oklahoma's 40 pairs of nesting Bald Eagles and enforces the ban on toxic shot along waterways.
"For waterfowl there is no choice, it's going to be non-toxic," Garrett explained. "As far as going on a dove field, things like that, that's going to be up to the sportsman. If the sportsman wants to step up and maybe help to make a little bit of a difference then he can run steel or another non-toxic shot through his gun. Before heading to the dove field this year, maybe bring some steel shot, some non-toxic shot to the field with you. It would help the eagles."
Dr. Backues agrees.
"I would love to see people go, 'I care enough to spend a few extra cents to get non-lead shot wherever possible,'" she said.
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Gearing up for its December debut, a new trailer for "The Wolf of Wall Street" hit the web on Tuesday evening (October 29).
The Martin Scorsese directed film follows the true story of Jordan Belfort, from his rise to a wealthy stockbroker living the high life to his fall involving crime, corruption and the federal government.
Everything he pursues usually ends up pretty amazing, and Leonardo DiCaprio has a brand new film idea on his radar.
According to a report, the "Catch Me If You Can" actor is eyeing a movie adaptation of the forthcoming crime novel "Blood on Snow," written by beloved fiction author Joe Nesbo.
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Stepping out for a day to recharge his batteries, Leonardo DiCaprio went to a local cafe with a group of friends in New York City this afternoon (October 18).
"The Great Gatsby" super star wore a gray setter cap, shades, a dark blue long sleeved shirt and jeans as he chowed down with a few of his closest pals.
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Helping China begin to make its mark in the entertainment industry, Leonardo DiCaprio and Nicole Kidman attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the Oriental Movie Metropolis in Qingdao, China on Sunday (September 22).
He's gearing up for the premiere of his new flick "Wolf of Wall Street" and during promotions, Leonardo DiCaprio scored the cover spot of New York Magazine's Fall Preview issue.
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Treating themselves to an afternoon of sport, Leonardo DiCaprio and Toni Garrn showed up at the 2013 US Open Tennis Championship in New York City yesterday (September 3).
Joined by his "Inception" costar/best friend Lukas Haas, the "Great Gatsby" hunk seemed to enjoy himself as he chatted with his German supermodel girlfriend at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Looking to satisfy his growling tummy, Leonardo DiCaprio paid a visit to La Squina restaurant in New York City on Wednesday (August 28).
The "Catch Me If You Can" hunk looked to be in great shape, showing off his newly-buff arms in a blue Popeye t-shirt.
Enjoying a modern day Gatsby lifestyle, Leonardo DiCaprio spent time on a yacht with girlfriend Toni Garrn in Ibiza, Spain on Friday (August 9).
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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You play to win and Detour Lean Muscle gives you the competitive edge with high-performance protein, essential vitamins and minerals, and first-of-its kind Omega-3 fortification.
- Maximum protein source
- Fortified with
Lean Muscle
Cookie Dough Caramel Crisp
Lean Muscle
Peanut Butter Chocolate Crunch
Lean Muscle
Cookies N' Cream
Lean Muscle
Fudge Almond Crunch
Certified gluten free!Read More
Just order any SMART flavor and the reusable shopping bag will automatically be added to your cart!Read More
Up to 83% less sugar. Get your favorite, or try them all with our Variety Pack!Read More
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It's on us! In order to provide the freshest bars possible during the summer months, we ship orders using our Cold Shipping process. Learn more.Read More