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sooo quick question: got my winter month in NH seacoast all booked now and I'm thinking about a detour on the way home: I-90 to I-87 visit high peaks to miss NYC traffic LOL
Anyways, I know the mountain over there is a tough one for a one dayer.. something like 11 miles each way. OK probably doable with Alpine start, but not really wanting to do an outing like that so I'm curious if any of you know if they have any huts etc, to split it up - even if it is a different approach - or is it just camping ( wasn't palnning to bring any of that gear up north with me as already bringing half the kitchen )... Oh BTW yes I'm comfortable & competent in winter conditions, just usually end up hanging from the two ice tools when if becomes steep cause I'm the worlds laziest frontpointer :cool:
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Meatless Meals: 15 Hearty Vegetarian Recipes
Best of 2011
You don't have to be a vegetarian to appreciate these dishes, which are flavorful and satisfying with hearty ingredients like chickpeas, mushrooms, and cheese. Fresh, seasonal vegetables appear, too, from bright summer tomatoes to earthy autumn beets. Give one of these recipes a try on a Meatless Monday – or any day of the week!
• 1 Lemony Pesto Pasta with Edamame & Almonds
• 2 Southwestern Pizza with Black Beans and Corn
• 3 Vegetarian Steamed Buns
• 4 Vegetarian Lasagna with a Surprise Ingredient
• 5 Chickpea Casserole with Lemon, Herbs & Shallots
• 6 Summer Squash with Baked Eggs
• 7 Beet & Sweet Potato Stacks
• 8 Colorful Lentil Salad with Walnuts & Herbs
• 9 Wild Rice Burgers
• 10 Baked Mushroom Risotto with Caramelized Onions
• 11 Braised Eggplant and Tomatoes
• 12 Vegetable Lasagna with Butternut Béchamel
• 13 Flatbread Stuffed with Curried Potatoes, Spinach, and Chickpeas
• 14 Tomato, Broccoli & Mozzarella Pasta Casserole
• 15 Couscous With Chickpeas, Fennel, and Citrus
Welcome to The Kitchn's Best of 2011 roundup! From December 19 through January 1 we are rounding up some of our favorite (and your favorite) posts from the past year.
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Lovely suggestions! I bookmarked almost every one :)
The Vegetable Lasagna with Butternut Béchamel sounds amazing. Will be making that soon!
Wished we would view it as a slideshow or something instead of scrolling up and down to match food and the photo. Or list the food under each rows. Oh well...
@loveforcupcakes When you click on each image, you'll see the name/link below the picture
these looks so delicious! i am going to have to re-work a few of them to make them gluten free for my family members who need it.
wonderful, perfect timing for me having to throw together some veggie dishes for xmas, much appreciated!
How about meatless moussaka ?


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California American Water customers on the Monterey Peninsula could end up on the hook for millions of dollars charged by Monterey County officials and a Sacramento law firm — including thousands for airfare, hotel stays and meals — as part of a proposed settlement agreement involving the failed regional desalination project.
Under the proposal, Cal Am would cover part of the county's costs on the project, and in exchange the county would not oppose the firm's current Peninsula water supply project. If approved, the agreement would allow Cal Am to recover the costs by adding them to an existing surcharge on Peninsula customers' bills.
The Herald's review of county invoices at the center of the proposed agreement showed the Downey Brand law firm charged the county Water Resources Agency thousands of dollars for hotel stays, meals and other expenses for the firm's efforts on behalf of the failed regional project. Most of the expenses were for lawyers Dan Carroll and Kevin O'Brien, who traveled to Monterey, Salinas, San Jose and San Francisco.
Carroll charged the county more than $600 for a two-night stay at the Intercontinental Mark Hopkins in San Francisco and for meals at the Top of the Mark restaurant in October 2011 when the regional project parties were in the midst of mediation as the proposal unraveled. O'Brien charged nearly $1,180 during a two-night stay in San Francisco in January 2010.
The firm's expenses were part of about $1.4 million it charged the county for work on the project and on defending the county against a lawsuit filed by the Ag Land Trust.
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The invoices also showed Curtis Weeks, former general manager of the county Water Resources Agency, billing hundreds of hours for his work on the project, while former agency board member Steve Collins charged scores of $50 "board of director" fees for attending meetings related to the project. Both men also charged thousands of dollars in airfare, hotel stays, meals and mileage.
According to Cal Am records, Weeks and other agency staff charged more than 1,300 hours of work to the project over a three-year period.
During one four-month period in 2010, Collins charged the county $1,100 in director fees, the equivalent of 22 meetings. Agendas for those meetings identified Collins as a Water Resources Agency representative.
Weeks and Collins charged the county for hotel stays in Washington, D.C., San Diego and San Francisco, and for dozens of meals and other expenses.
Neither Weeks nor Collins is still with the agency. Weeks resigned his post in mid-2011 as the regional project was unraveling in the wake of conflict of interest allegations involving Collins, who had resigned from the water board earlier that year.
Collins faces a criminal trial for accepting more than $160,000 from the private firm RMC Water and Environment for work he did on the regional project in 2010 while he was a public official. RMC was working on the project on behalf of the Marina Coast Water District at the time.
Cal Am's filings with the state Public Utilities Commission show it disallowing about $6,310 in charges related to Collins, but it's not clear whether that covers all or a portion of his expenses. One of Cal Am's cost categories is labeled "BOD fees," and Collins was the only agency director whose name appeared on any of the county's invoices seeking payment for board-related work.
Assistant County Counsel Irv Grant, who played a key role in the county's share of the project as the agency's in-house counsel, also appears on several invoices, largely for hotel stays and meals. Grant's charges appeared on billings by both Downey Brand and Weeks. He was replaced by Assistant County Counsel Patrick McGreal as the agency's legal counsel in 2010.
The agency charged about $416,000 for its share of work on the regional project, while the County Counsel's Office billed about $132,000 for its efforts.
Other billed costs included about $50,000 in travel and meeting expenses, and about $569,000 paid to Geoscience, which worked on the project's proposed test wells.
Invoices' release
The Herald reviewed the invoices, which included 1,130 pages of records, after filing a public records act request. The county provided redacted records for The Herald's review, though Cal Am has asked the Public Utilities Commission to seal the invoices. Cal Am argues public disclosure of the documents could undo the confidentiality of its negotiations with the county and discourage others from participating in similar talks in the future.
County attorneys said they considered the invoices to be "confidential, attorney work product" protected from public disclosure by attorney-client privilege. They say releasing them would unfairly reveal the county's legal strategy and the level of its commitment to the issue.
It was not clear why the documents were released to The Herald. County Counsel Charles McKee did not respond to requests for comment.
The proposed settlement agreement would allow Cal Am to cover up to $3.5 million the county spent on the regional project from 2009-11 in exchange for the county's promise not to oppose the current Peninsula water supply project. The county also would hold off enforcing its prohibition against privately owned desal plants.
Cal Am and the county agreed to the settlement in December, and the company filed an application with the state Public Utilities Commission on May 24. If approved, the agreement would allow Cal Am to recover about $2.7 million of the county's costs by adding them to an existing surcharge Peninsula customers are already paying on their bills to cover $32 million in other costs for the project.
Cal Am has already paid the county about $1.92 million, and an additional $764,557 would be paid upon PUC approval. Another $718,315 would be placed in a trust account for the county's use in paying other project costs, though Cal Am is not yet seeking recovery of that amount.
A pre-hearing conference on the proposed settlement agreement is set for Tuesday at PUC headquarters in San Francisco, said Cal Am spokeswoman Catherine Bowie.
The commission could choose to approve the proposed agreement without a formal hearing process. Water Resources Agency general manager David Chardavoyne told the water board that legal counsel has indicated it believes the commission will do so because of a lack of formal opposition.
'Fair outcome'
In a statement, Bowie said, "First and foremost, the settlement avoids costly litigation and is in the best interest of our customers. As noted in our application, all legal costs related to the Steve Collins conflict of interest issue were excluded from the settlement. It's important to recognize the settlement is a product of negotiation and we believe a fair outcome was achieved. Ultimately, the CPUC will judge the reasonableness of the settlement as a whole, including the expenses contained in it."
Cal Am has defended the importance of Downey Brand's contributions to both the regional project and its successor — the current Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project.
In testimony submitted to the PUC, Cal Am's director of engineering, Rich Svindland, lauded the firm's work in determining the amount of water any project would need to return to the Salinas Valley groundwater basin to satisfy the Agency Act, which prohibits export of water from the basin. Svindland called that work "vitally important" to the current Peninsula water project, and argued the costs of the firm's work would have been incurred anyway.
Svindland argued the 1,300-plus hours billed by Weeks and other Water Resources Agency staff were "reasonable."
Though Cal Am officials declined to address specific expenses charged by the county and its outside counsel, Svindland argued in his filing that the county's costs were "needed to advance the project" and complete the environmental review, which he said is still being used by Cal Am for its current water project.
Marina Coast, a former partner with Cal Am and the county on the regional project that is excluded from the agreement, and Water Plus have both filed for party status in the PUC proceeding.
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To celebrate her five-year, cancer-free milestone, Venetia Flowers took part in the commemorative tree planting ceremony at Cancer Treatment Centers of America at Midwestern Regional Medical Center in Illinois June 7.
Diagnosed with appendix cancer in November 2007 at age 50, the Cartersville resident sought treatment at CTCA after discovering the disease had spread to her lymph nodes and upper right leg three months into chemotherapy. Initially, Flowers had her ascending colon removed before starting chemotherapy treatments at The Hope Center in Cartersville.
"Within a few days [of contacting them], they were flying me to the Cancer Treatment Centers," Flowers said. "They paid for everything, picked me up in a limousine. The [TV] commercials, they don't do it any justice. It's just a wonderful place.
"You can't believe there's a place like that, the way you are treated and the people. So [I had] surgery there, I had radiation there twice and chemo," she said, adding she split her time between Cartersville and Zion, Ill., during her cancer treatment.
For Flowers, one of the highlights of attending the ceremony was reuniting with and meeting others who also had reached the five-year survivorship mark. With more than 100 cancer survivors participating, the 2013 Celebrate Life event planted a tree for each guest of honor.
"It was just awesome — the celebration and some of the people that I met before while I was ... going through all that treatment, seeing them again and seeing they made it too," Flowers said.
Along with the tree planting ceremony, other offerings included a red carpet reception, luncheon and a visit to the hospital, to lend words of encouragement to cancer patients.
"Each and every day is a celebration of life and survivorship," stated Scott Jones, president and CEO at CTCA at Midwestern, in a news release. "At Cancer Treatment Centers of America everything, from our patient centered personalized treatment to our integrated therapies and supportive services, is orchestrated around the patient and their family. Patients and their families that are facing cancer choose us, and we stand side-by-side, hand-in-hand with them throughout their journey."
For more information about CTCA, visit www.cancercenter.com.


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1923 - 1929
Arizona Timeline
1923 - George Wylie Paul Hunt elected Governor of Arizona for the third non- consecutive term.
1926 – A Federal Highway is established through Kingman. U. S. Route 66 began its life as the " Main Street of America."
1928 - Kingman Grammar School opens its doors for the first time, replacing the little Red Schoolhouse.
Calvin Coolidge was born in
1872 in Plymouth, Vermont.
After graduation from Amherst,
he practiced law in North-ampton,
Massachusetts. He
served in the State Senate and two
terms as Governor, and in
1920 was elected Vice Presi-dent
to Warren G. Harding.
Grace Goodhue Coolidge was
born in 1879. She attended the
University of Vermont where she
was know to be gracious and fun-loving.
She took training for and
always had an interest in teaching
the deaf. She married Calvin
Coolidge in 1905.
President Calvin Coolidge took the oath of office as President in 1923 on the death of Warren G. Harding. In 1924 Coolidge was nominated and elected
at a time of national prosperity. He was not in favor of government regulation of business or the economy. Coolidge lighted the first National Christmas
tree on the White House lawn. He chose not to run for re- election in 1928 and retired to Northampton where he died in 1933.
While Coolidge was known to keep a finger in White House domestic affairs, Grace Coolidge took no part in her husband's political life. Coolidge never
enjoyed social affairs, but his wife charmed everyone and always had a warm and interested smile for guests. As her contribution to the White House, she
left a spread for the Lincoln bed that she crocheted, a block each month. She continued to work for better education for the deaf until her death in 1957.
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Should you want a menu of all the items available for delivery you need only go to the Grille Events web pages for detailed instructions on getting the collectible Grille Delivery Menu.
Oh, and while over at the Grille Events pages, the Grille Staff – in the interest of keeping the students on the cutting edge of time wasting multitasking, has provided both "Something To Do While Your Waiting" (click the picture of Fred) and wait there's more… for your pleasure and as a reward for visiting here "One Hour of Cluck'n Good Fun."
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Where can I find information about the DMV driver violation point system?
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Driver Licenses, Learner Permits and Non-driver Photo ID Cards
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