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|Christmastime in Houston, December 2010
How old are your kids?
I get asked this all the time. Do you? I guess it's an easy, innocuous conversation starter that can go in any direction depending on the number cited in reply: just commiserate about (or celebrate) the quirks of that particular stage, and you're off.
But I digress.
When people ask me my kids' ages, I say, "Two of them are eight and one of them is nine." (At least I'll say that until this Friday when my oldest will turn 10.) Then the questioner, as soon he or she gets over the shock of all my children being almost exactly the same age, invariably says this:
"Oh, you have twins?"
I never know how to respond to this, because effectively, yes, I have twins. They're in the same grade at the same school and participate in many of the same activities. They play hide and seek together. They bicker ferociously. They compete for my attention. They occasionally camp out on the floor in each other's bedrooms. They share friends.
But are they fraternal, or identical? Neither. They are three months apart in age, and one of them was born in China. For a pretty comprehensive take on what the virtual twins life is like, read this post on Raising Devils, which details some of the pitfalls, as well as the perks: I particularly appreciated the author's riff on Candyland ("I only had so many games of Candyland in me, and I my oldest child exhausted them five years ago"), which describes my usual position on the matter and reminded me of this quote from Anna Quindlen:
Maybe I had three children in the first place so I wouldn't ever have to play board games.*
I actually like some board games quite a bit, but when it comes to some of the more excruciating (for me) activities of childhood (see tic tac toe), it's great to be able to say, "Go find your brother/sister. Maybe s/he wants to play!" Sometimes it even works.
|Visiting the Bejing Zoo, July 2009


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Liberation project 2012
After a 24 year residency in the US I returned to Austria in 1997. My American experience seems distant now and I have elbowed out a space on the path toward art here in Austria. Certain American images and habits have remained and certainly guide me through my daily agenda.
It was then that I noticed a title page story in the Virginia Pilot newspaper about a German submarine crew who had abandoned their sinking ship and were subsequently killed. Their remains were buried in Newport News at Newport National Cemetery.
After I read this story, I visited the burial site and found a cemetery for thousand of Americans and among them twenty-nine Nazi mariners. I was astonished and moved and thought "what dignity and compassion to bury the enemy soldier next to America's fallen". This image has never left me. It has grown faint over the years, but recently taken on focus again.
I now live in a small house in the eastern region of Austria, The day starts with a look out the kitchen window to watch the sun rise over the Wiesberg/Poellau elevation. In June 1944 a USAAF bomber exploded on that spot and threw its mechanical intestines and crew all about the Nazi dominated country side. In the same year 2 more US bombers crashed in the immediate vicinity. By the end of the war the total number of American bombers downed in the region of Styria numbered about 460. None the less, the Allies did bring an end to the Nazi regime and liberty to Austria.
No word of dignity, no word of beauty fair adorns the crash sites of 1944/45 today. No police records of the time mention the crew members of the "Ramp Tramp", no county registrars' page makes a reference to the "Texarkana Hussy" aircraft burning high in the sky. Instead a great lament can be heard across the province to this day, commenting on how great the sacrifice for the Nazi effort was.
As I stand in Pöllau, at the local monument to the losses of World War II, one can read off local names, soldiers sacrificed while marching under false hopes, for some one else's fatherland on the plains of the Ukraine - or in the waters off the coast of North Carolina.
The names of the people who resisted and fell, the names of the deported and murdered and the names of the fallen allied soldiers who liberated this soiled land - they have gone unmentioned.
Thus I suggested to the mayor of the town, that the monument should receive a note of contrast, not directly upon the walls of the monument, but in safe distance and still on the premises. It may be somewhat late to initiate such a search for names now, but still they can be found. To start with, for example, the names of American allied fliers who vanished in the valley in 1944.
In the following is a chronological listing of events in reference to
the "Liberation" project.
2001: The initial "Liberation Project" description and sketches (one and two)
were submitted to the mayor of Poellau.
2002: Since there was no response, the request was submitted for a second time.
2003: A modified description and sketch was submitted, the mayor opposed the new
image as being too bloody.
2004: The image again is modified and submitted. This time the historical society
replied : "The historic society is in opposition, since the object distorts the
idyllic order of the premises".
2007: The painting "On this Foreign Field - Liberator Harry Moore" was started.
Upon its completion it was submitted together with a dedication as a gift to the town under certain conditions. This time the mayor noted: The legislative body could possibly consider a temporary display of the painting for the duration of two weeks.
This being unacceptable led me to withdraw my offer.
2008: Independent of the mayoral office an art object was constructed by the
students of the Hauptschule Kaindorf was positioned on the actual crash site
Harry Moores' plane at Rabenwald.
The design stems from the US scupltor Douglas Hoagg.
In the same year, the Styrian conservative coaltion party OEVP purchased the painting "Liberator
Harry Moore" for their permanent art collection.
The sale was realized under the condition that the American Air Force veteran Dr. Robert Otto, who survived the crash of a B-24 in Pöllau in 1944, would be invited to Austria. Dr. Robert Otto visited us in October of 2008.
2009: A change of guard and leadership in the mayoral house of Pöllau took
place. I sized upon the opportunity and deposited a request for the allocation
of a public space enabling the placement of a newly designed "Liberation"
marker. This time we were given a verbal agreement from the major that such
an object could be in place by 2011.
2010: In April another change in the house of local politics took place, this time
the OEVP Christian Conservatives won the mayoral seat and announced that
all commitments towards the Liberation-Project made by their political
predecessors were to be considered as null and void.
2010: Despite the proclamation from the newly elected mayor, the Liberation project
received national support and proceeded.
Four graduates of MICA completed and positioned the "Liberation" art object on public grounds in the town of Poellau. The artists are:
Josef Schuetzenhofer - MBA-class of 1987
Douglas Hoagg - MBA-class of 1987
William Contino - MBA-class of 1988
Emily Hines - BA-class of 2011
Together with Dr. Klaus Zeyringer, a professor of German literature and local resident, the project was realized.
The local authorities refused to support the project, or to even give consent for an appropriate site for the art object. After numerous attempts to work together with the town council representatives failed, the decision was made not only to carry on independently, but also to endow the project with an international participation which reflects the allied involvement.
A petition was started to apply pressure on the Poellau town representatives. The petition was initiated by Dr. Klaus Zeyringer and Gerhard Ruiss of the IG Autorinnen Autoren in Vienna and was signed by hundreds of leading Austrian authors, artists, musicians, entertainers, SPORTLER, UNTERNEHMER, UNIPROFS etc - including the Nobel Prize winning author, Elfriede Jelinek, the Ukrainian author Juri Andruchowytsch, the Slovenian writers Drago Jančar and Aleš Šteger, the US-author John Wray, the Austrian author Daniel Kehlmann, the Jazz-musician Wolfgang Puschnig ...
The project was "adopted" and supported by the Styrian Cultural Initiative under the direction of Mr. Herbert Nichols-Schweiger. The Styrian Cultural Initiative is a state funded organization which works with public space artwork. Without the intervention of this initiative, a site in town would not have been approved.
The artists arrived the last week in June, and the object was built and installed within a 10 day session of creative and stressful labour and with the assistance of numerous other local residents. Approximately 200 persons attended the lecture and unveiling of the art object on its temporary spot in the town park.
The art object was designed to reflect the shape of the rudder of a B24 WWII aircraft. The 4 painted images represent the 4 downed U.S. Air Force planes which crashed in the local area during the war. Two silkscreened historic images are printed on one side - one of the Texarkana Hussy USAAF crew and the other is of the first Russian Liberators arriving at the wars' end in Poellau. The names of the airmen who lost their lives in these crashes are listed on the object [AUCH DIE ÜBERLEBENDEN!].
18 June 2011, the Liberation Object was installed.
4. August, the object was vandalized, the names of the US fliers and the nose-art image of Emily Hines was sprayed over with enamel paint.
6. Aug, the object was vandalized again, two support cables were torn and an attempt was made topple the sculpture. The object stands now at a slight tilt.
10. Aug, the grounds keeper deliberately damaged the third support cable.
16. Dec, with the use of a pipe, the rudder part of the object was pried from the main
Section, the hinge anchors were damaged and the fourth support cable was removed.
20. Dec. The Liberation object was removed to undergo repair.
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UPDATED 6.21.2012 by Julie Montanaro
A Tallahassee man is found guilty of murder and is now looking at 25 years to life in prison.
The jury didn't buy Angelo Hardison's claims of self defense.
The bailiff handed the judge the verdict form and he read it aloud.
"We the jury find the defendant Angelo D. Hardison guilty of the lesser included offense of murder second degree."
The jury deliberated for two hours before reaching that guilty verdict.
Johnny Banks' wife and parents were in the front row to hear it.
"I really felt relieved knowing that the person who killed my husband is finally going to do time for what he did," said Banks' wife Deanna Banks.
Johnny Banks - who family and friends call JB - was shot and killled in June 2010 in the front yard of a home on Southwood Drive.
An argument over $100 in drug money escalated into gunfire. Angelo Hardison shot Banks four times.
"Did he have reason to believe that he was in imminent danger of injury or worse?" defense attorney Clyde Taylor asked the jury.
The jury didn't buy those claims of self defense.
Banks' family members had hoped for murder in the first degree, but were thankful the jury held Hardison accountable for killing the 30 year old father.
"It will never replace my son. Ain't nothing that can replace him. Nothing. There will always be a hole right here," said Banks' father Henry Banks as he pointed to his heart. "My grandkids are going to grow up without their father. I'm just glad we're going to get it taken care of."
Angelo Hardison's family did not want to comment on the verdict.
A sentencing date has not yet been set.
Updated 6.21.2012 2pm by Julie Montanaro
Angelo Hardison has been found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting death of Johnny Banks.
The jury deliberated for just over two hours before reaching its verdict.
A sentencing date has not been set.
Updated 1:45pm by Julie Montanaro
The jury has reached a verdict in the Angelo Hardison trial. Attorneys and family members are being summoned to the courtroom now.
Updated 6.21.2012 11:35am by Julie Montanaro
The jury is now deliberating in the case of a Tallahassee man accused of murder. Closing arguments wrapped up this morning. Angelo Hardison is accused of gunning down Johnny Banks in June 2010. Prosecutors say the men were arguing over a $100 drug debt. Witnesses said Hardison pulled a gun on Banks and shot him repeatedly as they fought over the gun. Hardison claims he was rushed, tackled and fired in self-defense.
Updated 10:45am by Julie Montanaro
Defense attorneys say Hardison was defending himself against "250 pounds of a mad bull."
Clyde Taylor says Johnny Banks wanted his money and "would not let it go."
He says Hardison had to make a split second decision to protect himself from a drug dealer known to carry a gun. He cited more than a week's worth of threats.
The defense attorney argued stipling from the gun shots showed they were fired from close range consistent with two men rolling around on the ground.
"He did what he had to do," Taylor argued. He was in fear for his life or great bodily harm, he said.
Updated 10:15am by Julie Montanaro
Prosecutors say Angelo Hardison asked to borrow a gun the minute Johnny Banks pulled up to his friend's home on Southwood Drive.
"He was ready for a gun fight," prosecutor Robert Hale said, "problem is he was the only one with a gun."
He had time to reflect, Hale said, and rebuffed his friend's attempts to break up the fight.
Hale says Hardison shot Banks four times and continued to fire even after breaking free of the fight.
Hale said Hardison took the stand and essentially testified that everyone else who testified was wrong.
Hale said Hardison's credibility was further damaged by his actions after the shooting. He says Hardison fled the scene, took the gun with him, abandoned his car, and took the tag off.
Updated 6.21.2012 9:45am
Attorneys are poised to make their final arguments in the Angelo Hardison murder trial.
A judge is reading jury instructions right now.
The jury could begin deliberating later this morning.
UPDATED 6.20.2012 5pm
The defense has rested its case against Angelo Hardison.
Both sides will present closing arguments tomorrow morning.
Updated 6.20.2012 - 1:30pm
The state has rested its case against Angelo Hardison.
The defense called Hardison to the stand to testify in his own defense this morning.
Hardison's attorney argued from the beginning that Hardison acted in self defense.
A final defense witness is expected to testify this afternoon and then attorneys will have a chance to make final arguments to the jury.
UPDATED 6.19.2012 by Julie Montanaro
An argument over $100 worth of drugs cost a Tallahassee man his life.
Angelo Hardison is now on trial for murder, but claims he pulled the trigger in self defense.
Latoya Stevens cried as prosecutors played the chaotic 911 call she made back in June 2010.
"Ma'am calm down for a second. Who got shot?"
"Johnny Banks."
Her former boyfriend and father of her one year old daughter was shot and dying in the front yard.
"JB, what's your mama's number? What's your mama's number? Don't move JB! Don't move!" she said during the 911 call.
Stevens told the operator that the triggerman was Angelo Hardison.
Hardison is now on trial for first degree murder in the death of 30 year old Johnny Banks.
Stevens testified the gunfire didn't stop until Hardison ran out of bullets.
"He ran a little distance, turned around and continued to shoot at JB," Stevens said.
"Did you know if he used all the bullets in his gun?"
"Yes he did."
"And how did you know that?"
"Because the gun kept clicking," she said.
"He was pulling the trigger at that time?"
"He unloaded the gun into JB."
Yet defense attorneys say Hardison pulled the gun in self defense.
"Stop man. I don't want any hassle with you," defense attorney Clyde Taylor said as he described the confrontation to the jury.
The defense claims Hardison was outweighed by more than 100 pounds and claims Banks had been threatening him for days about the 100 dollar drug debt.
"In a panic and in fear for his ilfe, he tried to stop this attack," Taylor told the jury.
The trial is scheduled to last three days. Testimony will continue tomorrow.
UPDATED 6.19.2012 by Julie Montanaro
Latoya Stevens was the first witness to testify in the first degree murder trial of Angelo Hardison.
The shooting happened in her front yard on June 23, 2010. The victim, Johnny Banks, was her former boyfriend and father of her daughter. The little girl was just one year old at the time.
Stevens says Hardison was one of her brother's friends.
Stevens testified that she saw Hardison point a gun at Banks. Banks took a step forward, she said, and tried to swat the gun out of Hardison's hands. She says the two men wound up tussling on the ground. She said she heard at least two shots.
Stevens testified that Hardison then broke free and fired more shots at Banks. She says Hardison fired all the bullets and she heard the gun clicking.
Stevens wiped away tears as the prosecutor played the 911 call for the jury.
The call was chaotic and initially you can hear Stevens screaming that someone got shot. When asked who did it, she told the operator "Angelo Hardison."
Toward the end of the call, you can hear Stevens softly saying "J.B., J.B., J.B ...." She asked him for his mother's number and told him not to move.
On cross examination, Stevens testified she took everything out of Banks pockets. She says she was looking for his cell phone to call his mother and said she also wanted to make sure there were no drugs in his pockets before police arrived.
The defense attorney also asked her if she took a gun or any other weapons out of Banks' pockets. She said, "He didn't have a gun on him. He didn't have a weapon."
UPDATE 6.19.2012 by Julie Montanaro
Angelo Hardison is now on trial for first degree murder. Hardison is accused of shooting and killing 30-year-old Johnny Banks in front of a home on Southwood Drive back in June 2010.
Prosecutor Robert Hale says the shooting stemmed from an argument over $100 worth of drugs. He claims Hardison confronted Banks the minute he got out of the car and pointed a gun at his head. He claims Hardison fired at least four shots at Banks and continued to pull the trigger even after all the bullets had been fired.
Defense attorney Clyde Taylor argues it was self defense. He told the jury Banks had repeatedly threatened Hardison in the days before the shooting. He says Banks threatened Hardison by text and by phone and even threatened his mother.
The defense claims Banks outweighed Hardison by more than 100 pounds. Hardison was frail and thin at the time, the defense said, because he had a colon tumor. They claim Hardison feared for his life and fired in self defense when Banks bull rushed him.
UPDATED 6.25.2010 by Julie Montanaro
Angelo Hardison made his first appearance in court this morning. He was appointed a public defender and was ordered held without bond.
The judge also scheduled a hearing to discuss Hardiman's mental health on July 13th.
Hardison was arrested Wednesday and supposed to be in court first thing the next morning, but he refused to leave his cell. Today's hearing went on without any further complications.
UPDATED 6.24.2010, 2:30pm by Julie Montanaro
Angelo Hardison was scheduled to appear before a judge via video link from the jail this morning, but refused to leave his cell.
Hardison was arrested Wednesday and accused of first degree murder in the shooting death of 30 year old Johnny Banks.
Hardison will have another chance to make his first appearance tomorrow, but if he physically resists, it's likely the judge will appoint a public defender for Hardison and the hearing will go on without him.
UPDATED 6:20pm 6-23
Just hours after a Tallahassee man is shot and killed during an argument, police are able to track down the man they believe pulled the trigger.
Tallahassee Police were searching for 27-year-old Angelo Hardison after they say he shot and killed 30-year-old Johnny Banks in broad daylight.
Hardison has now been caught and charged with murder. But, residents say their neighborhood is forever changed.
As investigators place evidence markers in the yard, neighbors wonder how Southwood Drive off of Orange Avenue in Tallahassee went from being filled with peace--to riddled with petty crime--now to murder.
Area resident Veneka Ceasar said, "We never had nothing like this on this street. This crime in the black community has got to stop. We can't have this. It got to stop."
Police say when they arrived at 2814 Southwood Drive around 10:45 Wednesday morning, 30-year-old Johnny Banks had been shot. Authorities say he died after being taken to the hospital.
"They were good people. I never know them to mess with nobody or nothing like that since I've known them." Said, Ceasar.
Officers say based on the preliminary investigation, Banks was arguing with another man when he was shot..
Investigators identified 27-year-old Angelo Hardison as a person of interest; and tracked him down just after 2:00 p.m.
Hardison was arrested at a relative's home on Darryl Drive off Paul Russell Road.
Even the youngest of Banks' neighbors see the effect of crime on their streets.
One young girl, Tamya Gonzalez, said, "It's horrible. We shouldn't be living in this kind of environment because we need peace. People don't like when this happens. So, we need peace around here."
Hardison has been charged with murder.
Leon County Jail records show that Hardison was just released from jail on May 2nd, with a list of mainly gun charges that include grand theft of a firearm and possession of a concealed weapon by a convicted felon.
UPDATED 5:22pm 6-23 by Lanetra Bennett
Tallahassee Police say they have now charged 27-year-old Angelo Hardison with murder in the shooting death of 30-year-old Johnny Banks.
UPDATED 3:50pm 6-23 by Julie Montanaro
Tallahassee Police say Angelo Hardison is now in custody and being questioned at police headquarters.
Investigators arrested him on Darryl Drive, off Paul Russell Road, just after two this afternoon. They say he has family there.
Charges have not yet been filed.
Updated 1:36pm 6-23
TPD Press Release:
Wednesday morning, at approximately 10:45AM, the Tallahassee Police Department responded to a reported shooting in the 2800 Block of Southwood Drive.
Upon arrival, officers discovered that 30 year-old Johnny Banks had been shot.
Banks was taken to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.
Investigator Mark Lewis from the Tallahassee Police Department's Violent Crime Unit responded to the scene, along with a team of investigators. Investigators located physical evidence and witnesses to the shooting. Based on the preliminary investigation, Banks was arguing with another man when he was shot. Investigators have identified 26 year-old Angelo Hardison as a person of interest in the shooting death of Banks.
Anyone with information about this crime or the whereabouts of Angelo Hardison is asked to contact the Tallahassee Police Department at (850) 891-4200 or Crime Stoppers at (850) 574-TIPS (8477). Remember, Crime Stoppers does not want your name, just your information. You could be eligible for a cash reward.
Angelo Hardison, B/M, 9/10/83. Possibly Driving a silver 1997 4 door Cadillac, bearing Florida Tag L261YU.
Tallahassee Police are at the scene of a shooting on Southwood Drive off of Orange Avenue.
The victim was taken to the hospital.
At this point we do not know how many people were involved or the condition of the victim.
We have a reporter en route and will bring you more details as soon as they become available.


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Shaun the Australian sheep had gone the whole six years of his life without a haircut, until Thursday. Shaun had been hiding for years on a farm on the island state of Tasmania. The Australian Broadcasting Corp. reported Shaun was 23.5 kilograms (52 pounds) lighter after he was finally shorn. On video footage of the momentous event, he seemed shaky and a little embarrassed. "It's going to be such a shock to him," shearing instructor Jack Monks said. "It's like you having three overcoats on and taking them off and walking outside and doing the ice bucket challenge isn't it?" Shaun's owners, farmers Peter and Netty Hazel, had hoped he would beat a wool weight record held by the now-deceased sheep Shrek, but Shaun lost by about 8 pounds. Shrek, a New Zealand sheep, went seven years without a haircut, and his wool weighed in at 27 kilograms (60 pounds). "It would have been nice to have it," Netty Hazel said of the record. "But the most important thing is that he's got the fleece off and now we can concentrate on making sure that he's well and survives it."
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The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a man injured in a company kickball game is entitled to worker's compensation benefits. The man, Stephen Whigham, organized the kickball game with his boss's encouragement. During the game, he shattered two bones in his leg and had to have two surgeries. Doctors told him he'll ultimately need a knee replacement, according to court documents. Workers' compensation commissioners initially denied the man's claim, saying he wasn't required to be at the game. The appeals court upheld that ruling, but the high court ruled that because Whigham organized game, it had become part of his job duties. Two dissenting justices held that it still wasn't clear if he had to be at the game, and if so, that he actually had to play.
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Commuters driving on Interstate 66 towards Washington, D.C., became understandably confused Monday. Lane stripes suddenly went from straight lane borders to squiggly lines. According to myFOXdc.com, the lane stripes pulled away from the road surface, creating a mess of mangled tape. One driver's car even got stuck when the tape wrapped around his wheels. "We've created quite a nightmare for commuters and we apologize for that," said Joan Morris, spokesperson for the Virginia Department of Transportation.


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It is said that Leonardo DaVinci rarely let sleep get in the way of his inventive thinking. The prospect of losing several hours a day to the dark purposelessness of shut-eye only would limit his potential to create something new and change a new aspect of human understanding. Sometimes it seems the business of sound and video doesn't really leave room for rest, either. The all-nighter and the predawn load-in are badges of honor in an industry that serves to make operations seamless on the surface while mayhem is contained behind the scenes. So in a Dallas hotel on October 1 when a room full of audio acolytes young and old were told that legendary audio engineer and product developer Dave Rat would be on his way downstairs a bit later than he'd planned (but still ahead of schedule), the reason was not entirely surprising. He'd just discovered a new way to demonstrate the perception of comb filtering on both a vertical and horizontal axis, and was breaking his own rule about changing his presentation at the last minute. Rat, founder of Rat Sound in Camarillo, California had just arrived in town on tour with The Red Hot Chili Peppers, the band whose story evolved in tandem with his own successful trajectory. When Rat is on the road, which is constantly, he kills time between tour dates engaging in what some would deem a full-time job of providing Dave Rat Audio Seminars all over the world. When he appeared in Dallas, Rat had already done 37 sound seminars since his inaugural class in April of this year.Some seminars are planned far in advance, while others spring up like the ever-evolving ideas in the mind of their host. A message is sent out via social media in the waning days of September: "Are there any #soundnerds in Dallas who want to go to a Dave Rat Sound Seminar on October 1?" And within hours, there are confirmations for 30 people to attend.
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Brown Sugar Shortbread-Oh yes you can!!
Now? I'm not scared of them. I have found the perfect easy recipe. It has 3 ingredients, 4 if you bake with unsalted butter. And please do only ever use butter in cookies. Margarine, beside being completely bad for you, makes the worst cookies. Real whole ingredients mean real good product. Just say no to frankenfoods, they are only there to enable us to eat more, rather having a smidge of self control.
This recipe makes a bunch of shortbread but it's really impressive to whip these out for family parties. They are so simple and plain no one ever expects too much of them and then WHAM a kick ass cookie that blows all the other overdressed, iced, sugared and spiced to the gills cookies right out of the water.
I sent a huge tin to my husbands office party today and took the leftovers to the farm school play day. Which coincidentally did NOT happen because we have gotten about 18 inches of snow in the last 60 hours and peoples brains just fell right out of there heads, I swear it's true. Two, not one but two double trailer semis caused a huge problem on the highway up to the farm. They apparently thought "why bother with chains on the steepest vertical grade off the floor of the valley?" and started to slide back down the hill, yes into on coming traffic. When we got there it was a huge mess and the state sanders were there attempting to sand around them. As we drove by a guy was kicking sand under the tires of one of the rigs. Good thinking! You know what they were hauling? Hmmm you guessed it Gasoline! SO anyway we were late to the play day and I thought everybody else said forget it, turns out we were the first ones there, so we went out for coffee instead. Hero loved a tin full of shortbread and ate them right up so they were enjoyed nonetheless.
Brown Sugar Shortbread oven 300˚
2 cups butter
1 cup packed brown sugar
4 cups flour
2 teaspoons of salt** if using unsalted butter
cream the butter
add the sugar, beat well
add the flour and salt if using mix well
divide into 4 balls, flatten each
wrap each disk and chill
when ready to bake let them warm up until workable
pat each disk into a pie pan, poke all over with a fork
bake for 15-17 minutes or until done
alternately you can flatten two disks together into a 6x18 rectangle between to sheets of waxed paper
cut the rectangle in half, peel off top sheet and flip onto a baking sheet
remove 2nd wax paper sheet and cut into 3/4 by 2 inch slices
move slices apart slightly
See I like the pie pans because they require less work but more pie pans!
So don't forget that this post counts too in the cans for comments food drive! Leave one here and on each post this week to help feed the hungry in my small cold snowy town. This is a call to all lurkers! I see you out there, you think you can just read and slink away?!? Well you can of course but why not leave a comment. You can't get ANY communicable diseases from it and it's fairly easy too! So whatcha waiting for? Or not your call, or course!
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This sounds heavenly! I'm going to make it for my family Christmas. Thanks dude!ReplyDelete
that sounds very yummy...ReplyDelete
yeah for the food...
Wow, only four ingredients? Who knew? I'm gonna have to try that!ReplyDelete
They do sound lovely. So tell me: will they be lovely and golden and crispy/crunchy? Or soft and meltable?ReplyDelete
Those sound soooo good! I like recipes that don't have a lot of ingredients.ReplyDelete
OMG, I love brown sugar shortbread! And I really like making shortbreads - they're so much easier than butter cookie cut-outs ... which I'm doing this afternoon.ReplyDelete
p.s. - the lurkers are so mystifying! If everyone who reads my posts left a comment I'd be in the poor house from the Cans for Comments drive! LOLReplyDelete
Wow, these look so good and easy! And I am proud to say that at 25 I have yet to eat and/or purchase margarine. It makes me cringe if I see it in a recipe. BLECK.ReplyDelete
haha too funny about the lurkers I actually meant to email you about that. My analytics are sky high the past few days w/ all the twittering and mentions on yours and Diva's blog -- yet barely comments! I guess they just want to be nosy? Speak up and families get fed!! ;)
The triangle shortbread always looks nice. A nice way to get that melt in your mouth consistency is substituting some of the flour for cornstarch. Really doesn't matter though. As long as they are buttery, they are GOOD!ReplyDelete
Oh they do sond fabulous laura!! I may have to add them to my list to bake. YUM!!ReplyDelete
Heya Babe,ReplyDelete
Just an update on the shortbread from here at the office. I had some requests for the recipe. I told them you never share recipes.
Nah, just kidding. I sent them here.
Oooh - I'm going to try this recipe, shortbread has always had me stumped.ReplyDelete


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PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) - Kelley Suminski's near-perfect shooting helped No. 9 Stanford maintain its perfect record against Washington State.
Suminski missed just one shot and scored 22 points Friday night to lead the Cardinal to a 90-69 victory which improved its all-time record against Washington State to 37-0.
Kristen Newlin, a 6-foot-5 freshman, had a school-record eight blocked shots for Stanford (10-2, 3-0 Pac-10), while Krista Rappahahn scored 16 points and Sebnem Kimyacioglu added 15.
Jessica Perry led Washington State (4-8, 0-3) with 18 points and Bianca McCall had 16.
The Cardinal shot season bests of 57.4 percent from the field (31-for-54) and 65 percent from 3-point range (13-for-20) despite the absence of star forward Nicole Powell due to a sprained ankle.
"They're just that good," Washington State coach Sherri Murrell said. "That's why they're the ninth-ranked team in the country."
Suminski went 5-for-6 from the field; Rappahahn was 6-for-8; and Kimyacioglu was 5-for-10. Suminski and Rappahahn both went 4-for-5 from 3-point range, and Kimyacioglu was 5-for-8.
"I got a lot of great passes from our posts," said Suminski, who was averaging 7.5 points and shooting 39 percent from the field, including 28 percent on 3-pointers.
"We've won a lot of games shooting poorly from 3, so it was really nice to get some shots going down," Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer said.
In addition to their hot shooting, Suminski and Rappahahn set career highs for assists with 10 and five, respectively. Stanford had a 23-10 advantage over WSU in assists and hit a season high for points, but the Cougars played aggressively and matched their season high for points.
"I thought we did a good job attacking," Murrell said.
"Washington State has really improved," VanDerveer said.
The Cougars held brief leads early, but Stanford went ahead for good with a 15-2 run that put the Cardinal ahead 27-18. Stanford shot 65 percent from the field in the first half - Suminski went 3-for-3 from the field and 5-for-5 from the free throw line - and scored the last 10 points of the half to lead 45-30.
Stanford has won three straight games since losing to Texas Tech, when Powell did not play in the second half after being injured. Washington State has lost six in a row.
Asked if three-time defending champion Stanford is the best team in the Pac-10, Murrell said, "Oh, by far ... they're just so deep."
Van DerVeer said Powell, who leads Stanford with averages of 19.9 points and 10.9 rebounds, should return Sunday at Washington. Starting point guard Susan Borchardt was limited to 8 minutes Friday due to illness.
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The Oklahoman's Oklahoma City Thunder beat writer Darnell Mayberry answered questions from readers in today's Power Lunch chat. Read the entire chat recap here. Participate in our Power Lunch chats Monday-Friday at 11 a.m. at NewsOK.com/sports On the chances center Kendrick Perkins signs with the Thunder after the season: 99.9 percent. The team made this deal with the intent to keep him long term. And now that Perk has said he wants to be here, it's just a matter of settling on a number, dotting some I's and crossing some T's. On the play of backup center Cole Aldrich against the Lakers: Aldrich was fantastic. He provided incredible energy, and the Lakers were caught off guard by his hustle, rebounding and shot-blocking. You could see Aldrich's development playing out last night. [Nazr] Mohammed basically had one shoot-around. The new guys haven't had any practice time. So I assume Brooks wanted to go with guys who were more comfortable. Mohammed probably will play against Indiana after two days of practice. On coach Scott Brooks' rotation down the stretch: When Perk gets healthy, I think we'll still see Harden come in for Thabo at the four-minute mark in the first quarter. Nick Collison will probably be the first big off the bench, replacing Ibaka. Daequan Cook is earning more playing time by the day, and he might have to back up Durant.


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1Learn To Skate. Skating is potentially the most important skill in ice hockey. It takes practice, but will become easier as you learn more about it. If you can not skate, you can not get to the puck, so that means you can't contribute to your team by playing defense or offense. Go to a local ice rink (if you have one) and find out if they have lessons for beginners. Learning the skill before you use it in a game situation is vital for yourself and your team.
2Find A Team. A house league, which is generally run by the local ice rink, is the best way to gain experience in the sport without getting completely obliterated by your opponents. It gives you the skills and practice you need to bring it to the next level. Again go to the local ice rink, after your comfortable with basic hockey skills, and find out if they have a house league for you to play in. Also a house league is usually for first time hockey players, so do not think you'll be the only person who can't shoot the puck out there.
3Practice More Advanced Hockey Skills. Shooting, skating, and hitting are all part of hockey and if you plan on making it on a team any better than the team you're on now, you need to know these skills. Shoot pucks outside when you can, go to as many skating lessons as you can, and just get stronger. Doing these small things will help you greatly when you do them all the time. That's how originally ordinary people made it to the NHL and started making millions because of there practice, time, and effort they put into making it that far.
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BERLIN, May 26. THE fifth night of the German Nationals was filled with fireworks, as one world record and two national records were taken down. The spectacular swims compensated for a sub-par showing on the fourth evening of action.
In taking top honors in the women's 50-meter backstroke, Janine Pietsch established a global record with a mark of 28.19. That effort clipped the previous standard of 28.25, set in 2000 by Sandra Volker. Antje Buschschulte touched in second place in 28.50 and Volker notched a swim of 29.51 for third.
For the men, Mark Warnecke and Thomas Rupprath turned in record-breaking performances. Warnecke, a 35-year-old, continued to enjoy a splendid meet. Two days after winning the 100 breast, Warnecke finished first in the 50 breast in 27.44. The swim wasn't far off the 27.18 world record of Oleg Lisogor. Jens Kruppa was second to Warnecke in 28.44.
As for Rupprath, he blazed 23.59 in the 50 butterfly, plenty faster than the 23.88 posted by Oliver Wenzel for second place. The second-place finisher in the 100 fly earlier in the meet, Rupprath was off the world record of Ian Crocker, which sits at 23.30.
In the men's 200 freestyle, a trio of athletes dipped under the 1:50 barrier, led by Paul Biedermann. Clocking 1:48.73, Biedermann edged Stefan Herbst, who checked in with an effort of 1:49.26. Lars Conrad placed third in 1:49.85.
Other victories were snagged by Annika Mehlhorn in the women's 100 butterfly and Janne Schafer in the women's 50 breast. Mehlhorn hit the wall in 59.31 in the fly, and was followed by Daniela Samulski in 59.61. Schafer claimed first in her event in 31.68, ahead of the 32.06 turned in by Simone Weiler.


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16 and Pregnant's Danielle Cunningham recently gave birth to her second child (an adorable little girl named Jayleigh!), but her life hasn't always been sunshine, roses, and baby vomit. This reality TV star has been through her fair share of struggles, and recently opened up about her past heroin addiction.
Danielle claims that she was addicted to heroin for three months — at which point her mother was taking care of Jamie Jr., Danielle's first son.
"It was horrible. I wasnt even myself. i was a nasty typical drug addict," Danielle posted to Sulia on March 3. Luckily, Danielle turned her life around when she became pregnant with Jayleigh, and she's currently clean and sober after quitting heroin cold turkey.
This gal has been pretty honest about her drug use, but does she plan on telling Jayleigh and Jamie Jr. about her past? Not so much.
"I will never tell my kids about my heroin past. I want them to know their mother tried her best for them. Which is why i quit," Danielle tweeted, adding "I dont want my kids to know the bad things i did. They dont need to know that stuff. Just that i was a great mom & did the best possible."
Since quitting heroin, Danielle's gotten her GED, started school, moved into her own house, and bought a car. There's no denying that she's on the right track, but should she really keep her past a secret from her kiddos once they're older? After all, they could learn from their mommy's mistakes!
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HUDSON, Fla. - A Pasco County woman says a former neighbor's sunken boat is now damaging the environment and her property in Hudson. Jallie Drake says her neighbors called her last month in Ohio to tell her the boat that used to be docked next door had sunken behind her home. The news sent her into a panic. Pasco County deputies have given the boat's owner, Thomas Giallanza, a citation. Giallanza told ABC Action News he'd have the boat removed but didn't give a time frame.


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When the status quo is untenable, some factor has to yield to accommodate movement toward positive change. The 2012 Gaza offensive is a case in point.
The Palestinians are a divided people with two territories and two governments, Fatah in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza. Efforts to unite Palestinians under a single government have evidently failed.
Following the assassination by Israel of Hamas military chief Ahmad Jabari two days ago on 11-14-12, Hamas and Israel have exchanged hundreds of rockets and missiles. Israel states its assassination of Jabari was in response to the sustained assault on southern Israel by Hamas rocket fire for several days prior.
The international community is calling for a cease fire, fearing an escalation of the conflict in a region already beset by turmoil. Syria is embroiled in a civil war. The Arab Spring is young and untested. Iran threatens to export violent Islamic revolution.
The plea for calm falls on deaf ears hardened by years of unfruitful negotiations. The Palestinian people have not realized their aspirations for statehood. More than 1 million Palestinians live in Gaza, the majority subsisting on less than $2 a day and having few better prospects.
If Israel rejects a cease fire, it thereby rejects the status quo. Escalation in Gaza is a calculated risk.
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FORT DRUM, N.Y. – Members of the Macedonian army are training through combined operations with the 186th Brigade Support Battalion (BSB) here, from Aug. 4 and scheduled to stay until Aug. 19.
Both Maj. Zoran Milenkoski, commander of the supply and transport center, and Maj. Ljupco Karanfilovski, maintenance officer in the joint operations command, in the Macedonian Army are working with the 186th BSB to learn and observe various operations and to compare with the American forces how they perform those same operations at home.
Many of the observations have been on operations that Milenkowski and Karanfilovski already perform, but they are now able to see different tactics and methods and can view the operations on a different scale.
"This type of experience is good for us," Milenkowski said. "A good chance to learn how the army does this kind of thing. We are all logistical soldiers, but do things differently. Each army has a different way to support units, the change of experience is good for both sides."
Milenkowski and Karanfilovski are not the only members of the Macedonian Army currently training with the 186th BSB; other Macedonian service members are actively training
with other units. This type of combined training is fairly common, said Capt. Mark Bowen, of the 186th BSB. The Vermont National Guard has a relationship with Macedonia as part of the State Partnership Program.
"I think it's been a great experience," said Bowen. "A good exchange of information we both can learn from each other."
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History was made Tuesday in Sumter County, with the opening of a new consolidated high school.
Sumter Central High School is located between the towns of York and Livingston. Its students and faculty were formerly at Livingston High School and Sumter County High School in York.
The brand new, 85,000 square foot facility houses grades nine through twelve.
"People are excited. People that we've lost to Demopolis, to Greene County, to Choctaw County, now they're coming back to Sumter County," said Sumter Central principal Eric Hines. "People have been coming from Lauderdale County and Kemper County, wanting to know about our curriculum."
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Margaret Rose "Peggy" (Thompson) Sullivan, 90, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2013, in Greenwood. She was a resident of Whiteland and a former resident of Preble County, Ohio.
Margaret was born May 30, 1923, in Dayton, Ohio.
She was employed with Belden Corp. in Richmond as a timekeeper, retiring in 1983 after 25 years of service.
Margaret was a strong Christian woman, who led her family and community in their faith. She had been an active member of Wares Chapel United Methodist Church in West Manchester, Ohio, since Aug. 29, 1954, where she was the secretary of membership for many years and also was president of the United Methodist Women.
She was a 50-year member of the Priddy Walters America Legion Post 665 in West Manchester, Ohio. She was a past president of the Preble County Senior Citizens.
Margaret enjoyed helping others by supporting her daughter, Nancy, with Special Olympics and fundraising for the American Heart Association.
She also enjoyed sewing, genealogy and volunteering at the library in Eaton, Ohio, for many years.
She is survived by two daughters, Rebecca (Glenn) Haveman of Whiteland and Regina (James) Thielen of Grove City, Ohio; seven grandchildren, Timothy (Lesli) Haveman, Mark (Kim) Haveman, Jeremy Haveman, John (Emily Hester) Haveman, Rachel Haveman, Annie Rose (Scott) Thielen-Besst and Mitchell (Tricia) Thielen; and five great-grandchildren, Lauren, Colin, Bethanie, Tytus and Abigail Rose Haveman.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 40 years, Herman Sullivan; a daughter, Nancy Gail Sullivan; a sister, Dorothy Hofacker; and her parents, Bert L. and Nellie L. (Giblin) Thompson.
A funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Whiteland United Methodist Church, 309 Main St. Visitation will be from noon until service time Saturday at the church. An additional service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Wares Chapel United Methodist Church, 1060 Foos Road, West Manchester, Ohio, with visitation there from 12:30 p.m. until service time Sunday. Burial will be at Wares Chapel Cemetery in West Manchester.
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Sometimes we like to turn things up really loud, especially in the summertime. So for this year's edition of Make Music New York, we commissioned Sunny Jain, founder of Red Baraat, to write a new song that would kick off the season in massive, marching-band style. He came back to us with "100+ BPM."
All wind, brass players and percussionists — individuals and ensembles, amateur, student or professional — are invited to join in the world-premiere performance.
Alongside the full lineup of Red Baraat, the drumlines of the New York Giants, New York Knicks and New York Jets, as well as members of the Asphalt Orchestra, M.A.K.U. Soundsystem, Maracatu New York and several local marching bands are already confirmed to participate — more than 100 musicians so far. The performance will be recorded for a video that will premiere later this summer as part of our Field Recordings series.
If you'd like to play, here are the basics: On Saturday, June 21, you should arrive at the steps of the Brooklyn Public Library (10 Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn, N.Y.) familiar with the piece, warmed up and ready to play no later than 4:30 p.m. ET. RSVP to participate, please. For more background, check out the full details of the event.
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The marinade of lime juice, beer and herbs gives this pork a smoky taste. It also makes a dandy sauce, but to be safe to eat it can't have touched the raw meat. Reserve 1/3 cup (75 mL) before combining the remainder with the pork; bring to a boil to mellow the flavours. Serve with corn on the cob and boiled new potatoes.
Serve this chicken with rice or noodles and a quick steamed vegetable, such as broccoli, bok choy or snow peas. If you're freezing the chicken in the marinade, you can divide it into individual servings so you only have to thaw as many portions as you need at one time.
This tasty double-crust pizza freezes well, so you don't have to go out or wait for the delivery guy when you want a slice. You can wrap and freeze it whole or cut it into wedges and wrap each individually.
Kate is planning to make two of these pasta casseroles — one to freeze in a large baking dish to pop into the oven when the family comes to admire the new little one, and one divided between smaller containers for quick weeknight suppers for her and Bob.
Kids love rice, so why not make this as a side dish for dinner and save some for your child's lunch the next day, warmed up and popped into a vacuum bottle? You can also divide it into smaller containers to freeze.
Economical (and tasty), this quintessential British mix of meat and potatoes proves that some meals are just as good the second time round. This interpretation of two meals in one invites a family of four to enjoy a garlic-and-thyme-rubbed roast one night then potato-topped beef and gravy the next.
A picadillo filling of ground beef, tomatoes, olives and spices gives a Latin American twist to a traditional meat pie.
This white lasagna dish, made with bechamel instead of tomato sauce, makes a satisfying gift to a friend in need. Look for packages of mixed mushrooms (shiitake, oyster and cremini) or buy a selection of each.
These plump and tasty shells, with their flavourful filling and chunky beef sauce, make a popular Canadian Living classic.
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