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Season 5 - Ep. 19
Big Mouthed Mother
This guy wants to sell his watch to pay for child support but gets escorted out when he can't negotiate with Les.
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JDC CEO Alan Gill visits with JDC's Ukraine staff in Odessa.
Lera Soroka-Krushelnitskaya, whose family receives JDC support, shares a story from her new book with JDC CEO Alan Gill.
As part of its famine relief efforts, JDC subsidized the purchase of kosher flour to bake matzot for Passover in Kharkov, Ukraine, in 1923.
My first visit to Odessa – the "pearl of the Black Sea" – was in the 1990s after the Soviet Union's collapse. The city, even after decades of communist rule, remained a historical gem with its Potemkin Steps and ornate Opera House. It was also home to a significant Jewish population that has earned a distinct reputation for its special brand of pride.
Having survived the Nazis and the Soviets, these Jews were eager to reclaim their identity and embrace the challenges of a post-communist existence. And they had a legacy of Jewish greats to draw from: Isaac Babel, Ze'ev Jabotinsky, Boris Goldstein, and even the Olympic medal-winning swimmer Lenny Krayzelburg.
In the more than twenty years that have passed since I first visited, the community has blossomed. A flagship of post-Soviet Jewish life and of JDC's investment in that goal, the city today is home to several JCCs, synagogues, Jewish cultural and educational opportunities, leadership training programs, nursery schools, and many other outlets for Jewish life. And yet a common thread has persisted: economic fluctuations and political crises that have contributed to poverty and dire need among the elderly, families, and score of other Jews.
Those factors – including news this week of a downgrade in Ukraine's credit rating, fears of energy stoppages, and unrest – came to a climax over the last five months in Ukraine, and I got to witness this firsthand when I visited Odessa last week. I spent my time there speaking to local Jews who expressed their concerns for the future, their increasing needs, and, above all, their appreciation for our emergency response during their time of need.
And I also spent time speaking to JDC's extraordinary staff. They share the concerns of their neighbors, and are apprehensive about what lies ahead. The difference for them, however, is that they don't just shoulder individual burdens, they also shoulder the growing concerns of those in their care. And it is that special dynamic – the caregiver caring for others even as they themselves are impacted by the crisis – that is profoundly felt in Ukraine today.
I heard from our brave staff about deep personal stress, friends facing hopelessness, and family members torn apart by changing borders. But there were two passing remarks that stood out for me above the rest: "Every night I go to bed and I am praying to wake up the next morning and just realize everything that has happened today was a bad dream" and "I am not supposed to show that I am under stress."
Inexorably linked, the two sentiments demonstrate both the enormous stress that our staff experience and their self-imposed professional mandate to keep a stiff upper lip, even when the circumstances are dire. And this is increased manyfold when you consider that JDC staff – and the employees of programs and facilities we support, including social and home care workers – operate out of four offices and thirty-two Hesed social welfare centers that serve more than one thousand locations around Ukraine. They therefore need outlets to vent, to constructively channel their feelings, and ensure they can continue to carry out the avodat hakodesh – holy work – they do to ensure that Jews in need have access to life-saving services and Jewish community engagement.
To help with this, we have provided them training for handling high stress environments; counseling; daily support calls; and increased visits from JDC senior professionals to Ukraine to help guarantee that our staff there know that we support them and that they have a safety net when they need that extra comfort required to get through a very tough day. After all, at the height of the crisis in Ukraine, they were spending nights in clients' homes, tending to clients on a 24-hour basis, and even traveling into areas of unrest to ensure the homebound had care.
They even made the extra effort to ensure that Purim was celebrated, with mishloach manot being delivered to seniors and single-parent families afraid to leave home. That dedication, and passion for fulfilling JDC's mission, is a testament to the sense of community and arevut – mutual responsibility among Jews – we have fostered over more than two decades of community development work in the FSU.
But it is also a reminder that the lessons learned in Ukraine – and throughout the world in crisis zones where we have enacted programs that ensure care for the caregiver – must be absorbed and implemented as part of the value of mutual responsibility we inject into our larger goals as an organization. That connectedness and support system is critical today – not just because it is good professional practice, but because it instills the values that underpin JDC's century of work.
As I was sitting and holding the hand of one of our senior staff in Odessa, hearing about the special challenges the city faces, that she and her family have struggled with, I thought about a photo that hangs outside my office at JDC's headquarters in New York. It's black and white, slightly fuzzy, and taken in 1923 at a JDC-supported matzah factory in Ukraine.
Two men are handing out matzah to a crowd of Jews outside the shop window, at the height of the Ukraine famine of the 1920s. And it struck me as poignant that JDC was distributing the "bread of affliction" to Jews still eager to celebrate under such circumstances. But more importantly, I wondered, who was holding the hands of those men whose families, too, were experiencing the great hunger of the masses?
And I realized how important it is today for our Ukraine staff – and the Jews of Ukraine overall – to know that they have a collective hand extended to them at this time. That during this upcoming Passover in 2014, we are there for them. Worrying for them. And working that much harder to be a strength to them.
In that empathy is the ultimate expression of the story of the Jewish People, especially on Passover: that we can transcend time, place, and even our daily worries to embrace our fellow Jews, acknowledge their suffering, and impart a sense of lovingkindess worlds away. In Odessa, and throughout Ukraine, they need it more now than ever before.
May you and your families – and our extended family around the world – enjoy Passover's blessings. Chag Sameach!
Until next time,
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: We have a travel trailer located in a trailer park that has had a continual toilet problem and I am destined to resolve this issue! I have come to the conclusion that the possible problem is that the toilet was never connected to a vent system and therefore when flushed, the toilet would fill the entire bowl and eventually go down very slowly.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
The first county commission meeting of the 2004 year was held on Jan. 6. in the commission chambers at the courthouse. Emery County Commissioner Ira Hatch began by nominating Commissioner Drew Sitterud to again be the chairman of the commission.
Commissioner Sitterud began by assigning the duties of each commissioner for the year.
Commissioner Hatch will be responsible for: airport, BLM, clerk/auditor, COG, conservation LWG, ECSSD #1, USU extension, Green River Medical Center, personnel, public lands, road department, senior citizens, travel councils, tri-county water board, weed/mosquito and work force services.
Commissioner Gary Kofford's responsibilities will be: animal control, attorney, chamber of commerce, all county facilities, homeland security, fair, fire district, justice court, landfill, library, mental health, planning/zoning, public health, public lands, treasurer, USFS and wildland fire.
Along with the chairman duties, Commissioner Sitterud will be responsible for: ambulance/EMTs, AOG, assessor, Canyon Country, care center, DWR, economic development, IT, housing authority, museum/history, public lands, RC&D, recreation district, recorder, TV/communications and sheriff.
During the citizen concerns portions of the meeting, Orangeville City Councilman Randall Stilson had three concerns. The first was a county wide animal control ordinance to coincide with each city's ordinance. He was informed that there is an ordinance in place and the animal control officer from each city should have a copy of that ordinance.
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Stilson also expressed his concern for the condition of the dog pound property during the summer months. The commissioners agreed to have extra weed control admininistered next summer.
County Attorney David Blackwell presented the contract for the public defenders. The contract is basically the same as the previous years contract with the only change being the provision of insurance. This contract was accepted by the commission.
Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center Manager Bryan Erickson has relocated to another employment opportunity out of the area and Commissioner Sitterud introduced the new manager at the facility in Ferron, Jason Giatrus. Giatrus told the commissioners that he had begun his duties on Jan. 5. He explained his nursing home background and expressed his eagerness to do well at the center.
Rex Funk, supervisor of county roads, distributed copies of the countywide road plan for snow removal. He explained the prioritization of the county's roads and what determinations are made before the crew moves on to another category of roads during a storm. The first county roads to receive treatment are school bus routes and paved roads.
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Commissioner Kofford explained the contract for the county fair held in August. He said it was the same as last year, with the exception of the dates of the fair. Kathy Justice will again be the fair chairperson. The contract was accepted.
Clerk/Auditor Bruce Funk opened bids from three companies for the repairs to the engine and transmission of the compactor at the landfill. The commissioners reviewed the amounts of the bids and due to the wide range of amounts, the bid award was tabled until Rex Funk and Commission Kofford can review the bids in detail.
Several personnel issues were approved. They included the extension of the contract for Sherm Miller in the GIS office and the hiring of Clayton Rue Bell as dispatcher for the sheriff's office. Det. Sgt. Bob Blackburn and Becky Jewkes were approved for step increases. Gerilyn Mortensen retired from the Huntington Library and Bonnie Day was appointed as the assistant librarian for the Elmo Library and the Cleveland Library. Flora Motte was appointed as the head librarian for the Huntington Library.
Sue Jones, Castle Dale senior citizens center director retired on Dec. 31, 2003. Kelly Jo Nelson was hired to replace Jones in that position.
The next meeting of the Emery County Commission will be held Jan. 20 at 9 a.m.


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Skip to comments.Paul Ryan Booed at Inauguration
Posted on 01/21/2013 1:46:31 PM PST by MissesBush
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Let's see, Ryan voted for No Child Left Behind, Medicare Part-D, ethanol subsidies.
Yea, principled Conservatives would cast such votes -- Not.
Our Republic is in peril. So called leaders like Ryan have no clue to the reality that must be faced to restore our Republic.
Ryan is at most a Conservative leaning technocrat. Ryan has no true love of Liberty or limited government as part of his DNA.
Sarah Palin did that too.....but she still seems O.K. to me!!!!!!!
I agree. Some Freepers remind me of the wandering Jews in search of some Conservative superman. I believe Ryan is a pragmatist and a class act. Phooey on those booing dems.
Criticism accepted. Let me make amends "Bowl floating, societal refuse requiring a double flush to put them back into the sewer from whence they sprang." Better?
If we want to know why we lost the last time around, look at the posters here. We have to sort out what's important and what's not, what's the fundamental position of a candidate and what can be changed by popular pressure, but nobody here seems to believe they can change anything or work for anything.
Why should any US candidate for any position care about people who spend their days firing off outraged communications on a closed internet site without ever actually finding a candidate pure enough for them to support or work for? Do they think that gives them some kind of clout in choosing the next candidate?
Hint: it doesn't.
OK, you're totally pure, but you can still pick the part of his program that you can agree with and support him on that.
Otherwise, get yourself some backers and run as sand88 in the next election. Lots o' luck.
Thanks for the laugh. It's sad people put elites like Ryan on a pedestal.
Please, tell me how Ryan and other GOP in D.C. have moved our Republic one micro-meter towards Liberty?
We need leaders with a Warrior mentality, ones that will use every tool at their disposal to thwart the evil efforts of the left.
The cold reality is that government is accelerating in it's power and control. Ryan and others never indicate the severity of the problem and how the left is seeking absolute control.
He speaks like a technocrat, more worried about "process" than facing evil.
Ryan is strategic?? That is the most ridiculous thing I heard in a good while. Please tell me just one aspect of Ryan's "brilliant" strategy.
The best from this fool I have seen is cuts 10 years out.
The Obamabots hate Americans. This is typical of freeloader Obama trash.
:) If pathetic you mean Ryan, I agree. lol.
They booed the entire Bush family last time. Classless people who are lead by BO as their classless president.
All very well said and kudos for your courage in saying it. As I've always said, if you want someone to govern or legislate precisely as you would, then you need to run yourself. Short of that, we need to stop crucifying our own people for the occassional straying from what we agree with while ignoring the 97% of the rest of the time we're with them and they're with us. The fact is no one is better on fiscal issues and the need to reform the country's entitlement and tax system than Ryan. But unfortunately the country is too stupid to get his vision and voted for the destructive "what's in it for me" parasite vision of the Obamanation.
The purity brigade doesn't understand that sometimes you have to go into strategic retreat to achieve a greater good. Like it or not, Obama had us over a barrel on the fiscal cliff. And with Obama in near total control of the media the blame never would have gone to anyone other than Republicans for going over it. So what then? We hand Congress back to Obama and Pelosi in 2014 so Obama's last 2 years can be a spasm of left wing legislating to up-end what's left of free market capitalism in this country that will never be undone? At least this way we still have a shot at holding the House and getting the Senate so we can mitigate some of the damage Obama is doing and could do if he were in total control. And in the end, we need this debate about tax hikes and lack of spending control to go from the realm of rhetoric and theory and into the realm of practice. Now Obama's got both. Let the nation WITNESS the results---and Obama will have no excuses left.
What do you bet these same carpers are among the 3 million conservatives who sat home drooling on themselves about how they can't vote for a "Mormon and a RINO" rather than voting on election day and now whine that guys like Ryan can't get them everything they want out of an fanatically ideologically-driven president they basically helped re-elect by ignorantly staying home on election day?
No thanks, I work very hard to pay abundant taxes to support the D.C. elites. I create wealth, I don't have an interest in redistributing it.
It still astounds me how any Conservative can even entertain the thought that GOP leaders in D.C. are concerned with limited government. It's laughable.
The American Conservative Union gives Paul Ryan a 92% lifetime rating on conservative voting. Rick Santorum gets an 87% by contrast. How much more ideological purity do you expect? And who could Romney have picked that would have achieved that level of perfection you apparently demand in a candidate?
"Paul Ryan deserves to be booed. He let down the country along with the guy who picked him as VP nominee. Time for him to think about where he is."
i think its the folks who would not support R2 who let down this country. 4 more years of BO ought to be enough time to cement the fate of America: not for the better.
Thank you!
Too many stayed home in a snit, either because 'their candidate' didn't win the primary, or because Romney was a Mormon, or he just wasn't conservative enough for them. If someone stayed home on election day, I frankly think they should just shut up about anything Obama does over the next four years, because they had the opportunity to defeat him, and chose to sit it out. They're getting exactly what they wanted, no Romney as President.
The left wing low lives have absolutely no class, and they smell bad.
I'm surprised any low-intelligence voters even knew who he was, unless it was Nancy Pelosi leading the boos...
I create wealth too, and I don't have either the time or the personal capacity and interest to run.
So neither of us can be there...but pick somebody and support them, criticize them (and tell them) when you disagree, and don't let Obama take over.
We're having this trivial discussion while he's busy thinking about how he can ignore even the most timid of our elected representatives.
What are they?
Agreed. Lots of sour grapes being eaten of late.
Exactly. I think Mormonism is a cult akin to Scientology and Romney was certainly a first-class RINO. But I voted for him and even worked for him.
If conservatives had been more united, we could probably have exerted enough pressure to get a better candidate. But since we had so many people who thought Newt Gingrich had been married too many times, others who thought one or another of the candidates wasn't exactly living the perfect personal life (since ideas didn't seem to matter for the truly fanatical, only purity of life), we ended up with a Mormon RINO who had been running with his own money since about 2006.
Like Dole, he finally got his turn, and like Dole, he couldn't turn out the votes.
But what I don't understand is that why, as you say, with the cliffs before us, conservatives couldn't understand the strategy. Romney was a horrible candidate, it was conservative weakness and his personal fortune that let him get to that point...but once that has happened, you have to move on.
We'd be a lot better off today if it were Romney being sworn in...instead of a Muslim Marxist America-hating racist.
Is it possible that we might find a rep that we agree with 1% of the time? How about a rep that agrees with us 1% of the time?
Look at these comments! This is what The WON wants us to do. Eat our own. Dont fall for this. The trash, low class folks that show their ignorance and level of education by booing / hollaring at Paul Ryan are the types that are slobbering on the O man today. Write a letter to the editor rather than taking it out on Paul Ryan, please.
Firstly, I have no "own". There is no one in Washington who represents me or wants to represent me. What there is in Washington is tyrants, cowards, traitors, and climbers.
Ill back Paul Ryan any day as he has manners and IS respectful of the office of the president.
Should I show manners and respect to those who would be my tyrant? I am not going to do that, and those who do are weak, and they will be crushed.
And yes, I am sick to my stomach that O was elected, although I figure it was by voter fraud.
You are foolish with that statement. Obama did not manufacture 60 million + votes. Most of those votes are from free people who voted to no longer be free, and the reason they did that is because they have be manufactured to be slaves since the day they were born.
They do not even know what freedom is, what it means or where it comes from, and Paul Ryan is not going to tell them or anyone who comes after them.
Only the free can make more free, otherwise freedom will die with the free.
Totally agree...
The only person who can represent me is me, livius.
Muc as I hate to say this, resprentative government as exists in this country is an absolute total failure, and there is no way to fix it, because it relies upon men, and men are corrupt.
There was some fraud. But the tired 140% claims only take a few minutes to look up and debunk. Our main problem is the size of the government, all levels but federal is the worst. The democrats have levered that to their advantage. They give 1/2 billion to Planned Parenthood every year and in return/anticipation Planned Parent ran millions of dollars of negative Romney ads. The republicans have been ineffective at stopping this but that's mainly because they are not serious about cutting government either.
I'll crticize this position of Ryan's.
He's weak. He's purposely weak. Not only is he weak, he does not even try to be strong. He signals in advance how he will fold, just like every other republican.
How is he any different from Boehner, McConnel, McCain, Goober Graham, Cantor, Powell, Romney, ...any one of them...
How is he any different than every single other utterly inconsequnetial republican that has ever walked the face of this earth outside of Ronald Reagan?
You might add the term "putrid." However, your rewording did carry a more accurate meaning.
"Ill back Paul Ryan any day as he has manners and IS respectful of the office of the president.'
I agree that Paul was being classy by going. However, I hope he now realizes what he is dealing with; and doubles down on the debt ceiling and goes after the real entitlements.
Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?
2 Cor 6:14
The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. ...
"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. ... "
Richard Vaguerie nails what we already know.
We must not forget who is most to blame for today's events: The GOP-E for nominating a cr*p candidate who DIDN'T EVEN WANT TO WIN. Thanks Mittens, Tokyo Rove, Adams Apple Annie, Reince and the rest of you phony RINOS who just don't have a clue what the word CONSERVATIVE means.
The Weekly Standard is citing HuffPo here.
Thanks MissesBush.
? LOL...my friends would get a kick out of that "accusation"..I was probably the most obnoxiuos perso that they had ever seen when it came to the election....I had multipule signs at my home and business, I never shut up about the evils of Obama....did I sit home????nope, I went (for the county ) to nursing homes, hospitals, and shut ins to allow them to vote ( we called it the travel board..
o.k....so let's hear YOUR idea of Utopis...be specific!
The American Conservative Union gives Paul Ryan a 92% lifetime rating on conservative voting.
And who could Romney have picked that would have achieved that level of perfection you apparently demand in a candidate?
What I found annoying is the seemingly sycophantic belief that Ryan is some wonderful Conservative. I don't care what the ACU says, I believe a principled Conservative would never vote for such Statist programs as NCLB, Medicare Part-D and ethanol susidies.
Ryan is a nice guy and if this was the 80's his conservatism would be on the side of Liberty.
My frustration is with people who actually believe leaders like Ryan can make a difference. We are quickly approaching the time when Congress will truly become irrelevant. Economic reality will have to be faced by all.
Looking ahead we have a very hard left party that is H*llbent on increasing government power to a maddening level. Obama and the evil left will keep filling the government with sadistic people at the EPA and all throughout the bureaucracy. He is well on his way to destroying our Constitutional Republic and free enterprise system.
The world has been in a deflationary state for some time. The moment the Feds can't effectively control interest rates, then things will turn very bad. The Interest payments on the debt will start increasing at an accelerating rate. At that point we will know the end game is certain.
I believe Obama would like to set up things so that at the end of his second term he will have in place the mechanisms to cause the final currency collapse (he hopes after he leaves)
The left's biggest worry is keeping the lid on things through the Marxist's 2nd term.
I believe as the general situation deteriorates that leaders will rise up and present themselves. They most likely will be Governors or some other yet unknown persons.
They will have to be totally non-PC and fearlessly tell the world that the left is pure evil. The left has not faced any blowback for many, many years.
D.C. will never downsize itself. The last hope we have for a peaceful rollback of the Federal leviathan lies with the States. States have the Constitutional power to dissolve and remove all unconstitutional powers now held by the D.C parasite class.
Unfortunately, the only time that power will be recognized and appreciated is at the moment the Federal government becomes most dangerous -- at the point of imminent collapse. There will be a small window of time to allow a peaceful solution.
There is no such person as the perfect conservative. You're living in fantasy land. Even Reagan gave in to liberal policies in having raised taxes and having allowed amnesty. He also allowed large deficits. Don't get me wrong, I think Reagan was an incredible man and an incredible president, but he had to bend on occassion too. I don't think you'd deny Reagan was a principled conservative since on balance he was. Paul Ryan too is by far conservative, a few stray votes not withstanding. I judge a conservative on the vast predominance of their positions, not a few errant votes.
fantasy land? Such a dumb response. I never ever implied I was looking for a "perfect" Conservative. None will ever exist.
The main thrust of my arguments are against those who seem to believe that the likes of Ryan will make a difference. They all are utterly irrelevant. The power and momentum of the left in D.C. is currently unstoppable.
Economic reality will eventually force the States to finally take the initiative to save our Republic. The Federal leviathan will be rolled back one way or another.
Again, it is my belief that no true Conservative would ever cast a vote for Medicare Part-D, and No Child Left behind. These were not errant votes.
We will have to agree to disagree. Have a good day.
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Montpellier stayed in the hunt for a Heineken Cup quarter-final berth with a 27-6 victory over Sale at Salford City Stadium on Friday.
Montpellier stayed in the hunt for a Heineken Cup quarter-final berth with a 27-6 victory over Sale Sharks at Salford City Stadium on Friday.
Montpellier will now face Toulon next week in the fight to top Pool Six
Scotsman Johnnie Beattie was awarded Man of the Match, scoring his side's second try of the night, and playing a starring role at the back of what proved to be a dominant scrum.
Sale had no answer to the French scrummaging, and were in for a hard night from the first clash of the game, as Montpellier drove forward deep into the Sale half.
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Cons: Paillaugue, Escande
Pen: Paillaugue
Sale Sharks: 15 Cameron Shepherd, 14 Tom Brady, 13 Mark Cueto, 12 Mark Jennings, 11 Charlie Amesbury, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Will Cliff, 8 Josh Beaumont, 7 David Seymour, 6 James Doyle, 5 Tom Holmes, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Vadim Cobilas, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Aston Croall.
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Montpellier: 15 Pierre Bérard, 14 Timoci Nagusa, 13 Thomas Combezou, 12 Santiago Fernandez, 11 Yohann Artru, 10 Francois Trinh-Duc, 9 Benoit Paillaugue, 8 Johnnie Beattie, 7 Mamuka Gorgodze, 6 Fulgence Ouedraogo, 5 Aliki Fakate, 4 Mickael Demarco, 3 Maximiliano Bustos, 2 Agustin Creevy, 1 Mikheil Nariashvili.
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Water is one of the most important ingredients to any good lawn. Installing a sprinkler system is probably the most convenient way to water your lawn and avoid dragging hoses around your yard season after season. If you prefer to water at night and early morning, you can set your automatic sprinkler to do it for you so you do not sacrifice your sleep. Also, if you go on a business or holiday trip, you can be certain that your prized lawn will be thoroughly watered (which cannot be guaranteed if someone else is entrusted with this task).
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- Rotary sprinklers. This type of sprinklers with the best known rotary head being the impact sprinkler has a few spinning arms that send water in one or several directions, usually covering from 20 to 45 feet. They apply water gently and slowly and are especially good for clay soils. Consider them if you live in a windy area, because their large droplets will not be easily deformed by a strong wind.
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- Travelling sprinklers. Much like rotary sprinklers, these units spray water off spinning arms, but while doing so, they move along the hose. These models provide uniform coverage for large areas and are often used to water parklands and sports grounds.
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We've written before about the value of vertical files, but here's a great example of the hidden gems that they contain. A researcher recently took a look at the "Davis, Carnahan and Lynn Families" research file, hoping to find the "right" Lynn and Carnahan families. The finding aid only provided the following description:
Davis, Carnahan and Lynn Families
Papers, 1800's
One Box
Abstract: "Records of Davis family, and Carnahan family, and Lynn family; vol. 1-4" contains four handwritten diaries/journals including notes, news clippings, and photographs. No obvious order to information in these books compiled by Cora L. Davis
Examination of the volumes showed that this was indeed the correct family. The box did contain 4 handwritten volumes as described. The information in the volumes was arranged, more or less, by surname as Ms. Davis detailed her family's history. The volumes contained birth, marriage and death dates for various family members, transcriptions of letters, newspaper clippings, memories and other valuable information. The following details were found in volume 1, page 139:
"They came over from Ireland to America in the same ship, their families settled in the east, and they (Samuel Lynn and Margaret Warnick) married in Pennsylvania, later moved to Kentucky. In 1821 they moved from Jefferson Co., Kentucky to Washington Co., Indiana and bought the old home on March 24, 1821 for $800.00. One of the witnesses to the signing of the deed was James Lynd. Their two youngest children, Archibald Warnick and Margaret Jane were born in the old home….."
From Vol. 2, pages 233-235:
"Remarks By Mrs. James B. Sherwood, daughter of Margaret Ann Lynn and by Oliver Lynn son of Samuel Lynn. We have a very clear recollection of what was told us by Margaret Lynn and Samuel Lynn concerning our great grandparents."
"My great grandmother, Margaret Warnick lived in the home of my grand father William C. Lynn. She was a short, stout woman of Irish descent and could not speak the English language. She was so small that she had to climb on a chair to get into her bed……"
These files contain priceless details that won't be found elsewhere. Be sure to check with the libraries and historical societies in the area you're researching to see if they have similar documents. To see if the Newberry holds files on your family, check the finding aids for the Family Research Files.


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Thera - 1pre10
Richard Gonzalez (richardgnw)
Thera is a bullet hell computer game. A video of the episode three boss battle for Thera version 1pre7 can be found here [youtube.com].
Thera depends on both python 2.x and the associated pygame.
Thera is licensed under the simplified bsd license.
To play Thera, download either the zip archive or tarball, uncompress, and execute the thera.pyw script.
Now for Thera's controls...
Menu Controls
UP_ARROW / DOWN_ARROW: Move selection (either up or down).
RIGHT_ARROW / LEFT_ARROW: Used to modify options on the option menu. Also used on title menu for modifying starting episode for `Start From Episode' entry.
ENTER: Select selection.
Gameplay Controls
ARROWS: Move Miyu (main character of Thera).
z key: Make Miyu (main character of Thera) attack. Hold key for a continuous attack.
x key: Make Miyu (main character of Thera) perform a special attack if able.
p key: Brings up the pause menu.
Dialog Controls
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Early on in last Friday's football game between the home Uintah Utes and the visiting Emery Spartans it appeared that neither team wanted to claim victory. After battling through the first quarter, Uintah led 3-2 after the period but Emery then took control of the game and won 27-16.
Emery managed to only pick up six yards of total offense in their first five series, as the Utes were very aggressive on defense and stymied the Emery offense.Emery's only first quarter score came on a safety as the Emery defense tackled the Uintah quarterback in the end zone.
Uintah was equally dismal on offense as they only managed to pick up eight yards in their first six series. Uintah kicked a field goal after blocking an Emery punt in Emery territory. Uintah led 3-2 after period one.
Emery's defense played well throughout the first half as Emery had three interceptions on those first three Uintah possessions. Nick Stoddard picked off the first and Quinn Montgomery picked off the next two as the Emery defensive backs covered well down field.
Emery had good field position after the third interception at the Emery 55 yard-line. Emery's quarterback Cody Jones hit Stoddard in stride at around the 15-yard line and Stoddard strolled into the end zone and Emery took the lead back at 8-3. Point after kick was blocked.
Uintah came right back on their next series to score on a two yard run and led 9-8. Emery was not done in the first half though. Emery started a possession at their own 20-yard line. Jones hit Stoddard with a pass that covered 11 yards followed by a pass to Montgomery that covered 14 yards. Fullback Jade Fielder then romped up the middle for a 25-yard run to the Uintah 30 yard line. Jones then completed a pass to Kashe Potter in the left side of the end zone and Emery led 14-9 at the half. The two-point try was no good.
Emery scored on their first possession of the second half as they marched down field 80 yards. They were aided in their drive by a roughing the kicker call when Emery punted early on in the drive. Taylor Cox picked up six yards on the ground followed by picking up 15 yards as he caught a Jones pass. After Jones lost seven yards, Cox regained eight yards in two carries to bring up fourth down. Punter Stoddard was hit after he kicked the ball and Emery now had a first down at the Uintah 43-yard line. Colton Fasselin gained eight yards on a run, Jones picked up three yards, and Cox picked up 15 yards more on another run. Jones gained seven yards to the 10-yard line, Fielder picked up a yard and then Fasselin scored to put Emery up 21-9. Jesse Winn kicked the extra point.
Emery then scored on their first possession of the fourth quarter. The drive started at midfield after linebacker Clay Collard recovered a fumble by the Uintah quarterback.
Fasselin picked up a yard on the first play and Cox picked up 10 yards on the next play. Fielder gained two yards, Fasselin 11 yards and Fielder two more yards on three straight runs. On second and 13, Jones hit Stoddard in the right side of the end zone for another touchdown. Emery now led 27-9. Uintah scored on their last series of the game against


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J. LaVar Sitterud, age 90 passed away Dec. 19, 2006 in Ferron, Utah. He was born March 17, 1916 in Orangeville, Utah, to Jesse Randolph Sitterud and Edna Stilson. He married Donna Cox on Jan. 6, 1941 for time and all eternity in the Manti Temple.
He served a mission for the LDS church in Norway and the southern states. All who knew him appreciated his talents and benefited from his many interests. He was a master teacher and speaker.
LaVar is survived by his wife Donna of Castle Dale, children, Sandra (Tracy) Jeffs, Jay (Joan) Sitterud, Drew (Julie) Sitterud, 11 grandchildren, and 27 great-grandchildren; and brothers, Raymond Sitterud, Neldon Sitterud, Mac Sitterud, and sisters, Selma Tuttle, Ruth Cox, Karen Barton, Phyllis May, Sally Ryan, Velda Crumply, Sue Johnson, Connie Jones, and Colleen DeFriez. Preceded in death by his parents Jesse and Edna Sitterud, brother, Clyde Sitterud and sisters, Elva Sitterud and Bessie McArthur.
Funeral Services were held Fri., Dec. 22, 2006, at 11 a.m., at the Castle Dale Stake Center, 10 East Main Street. A viewing was held Friday, Dec. 22, 2006 at the Castle Dale Stake Center from 9:45-10:40 a.m. Burial was at the Orangeville City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
MOAB-Our loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, William D. McDougald, age 79, passed away peacefully Dec. 19, 2006 in Price.
He was born March 12, 1927 in Holiday, Texas to David Cullen and Mary E. Daum McDougald.
He married Mildred E. Bowen May 29, 1948 in Queens, N.Y., they later divorced. He married Doris Ann Wilson Jan. 14, 1984 in Moab, Utah.
William honorably served in the US Air Force during the end stages of WW II.
William graduated from Grand County High School. He then attended the University of Utah achieving a masters degree in geology. During his college years, he joined the ROTC as a second lieutenant. Over the years, he owned and operated Geological Services and was a recognized authority on uranium and vanadium in the Western United States.
He was a member of the Moab Elks Lodge #2021 and the Lions Club. He served 32 years on the Moab City Council, four years on the planning commission, and four years as mayor. He received the first and only College of Eastern Utah honorary doctorate degree.
William enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, fishing, and especially golf.
The family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to the loving staff at Heirloom Inn; Dr. Daniel Monahan; Dr. Glenn Etzel; and Dr. David Nichols, for their love and care of William over the past year.
He is survived by his wife, Doris and her family; son, Michael (Charlene) McDougald; daughter, Janel (Jon) Anast; stepsons, Kent and Scott Ross; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sisters, Frances (Harold) Foy, Moab; Mary (Reid) Davis, Farmington, Utah; Dorthy (Fred) Markle, Moab; and a community of friends.
Preceded in death by his parents, and brothers David C. McDougald Jr. and K.E. McDougald.
Memorial service will be held Thurs. Dec. 28, 2006 at 10 a.m. in the Community Church located at 544 MiVida Drive, Moab. Family will be at the church one hour prior to services. Family suggests in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Community Church in Moab, P. O. Box 88, Moab, UT 84532.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
Col. USAR (Ret.)
PRICE-Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle, Ernest John Etzel, 73, of Price, died Dec. 18, 2006. He was born Jan. 5, 1933 in Castle Gate, Utah to Henry and Katie Ariotti Etzel.
He married Delores "Dee" Fratto on Aug. 28, 1954 at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Dragerton. He was a lifelong resident of Carbon County.
Ernie graduated from Carbon High School and Carbon College where he played baseball, basketball and football. In 1952, he entered the US Army and served in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division. As a member of the US Army Reserve, he served in Vietnam with the 259the Quartermaster Battalion in 1968-69. He graduated from the Army Command and General Staff College and retired from the US Army and Army Reserve as a Colonel. During his military career, he received 17 medals and citations including the Bronze Star.
Ernie worked as a letter carrier with the Price Post Office for 34 years. He was a member of many civic and charitable organizations including Price Elks Lodge #1550, Knights of Columbus of Notre Dame, American Legion Post #3, and the Stella D'America Italian Lodge.
He enjoyed his favorite pastime, golf, with the members of the Senior Golf League at the Carbon Country Club. He was an active member of Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church in Price.
Ernie is survived by his wife, Dee; his children, Scott, Leslie (Roy) Jewkes, and Tom (Annjanine); grandchildren, Jenifer, Kristen, Monica, Gina, Andrew, Daniel, and Christine. Ernie loved the time he spent with his grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers, Remo (Shirlee), and Robert (Cherie), and many loving nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his parents, his sister, Elvira, and his brother Al.
Funeral mass was held Sat. Dec. 23, 2006 at 10 a.m. at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was Friday evening at 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home where friends and family called from 6-7 p.m. Committal service in the Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church in Price.
EMERY-Glen Rhody Anderson passed way on Dec. 21, 2006 after a painful bout with cancer. He was born Oct. 17, 1920 in Emery, Utah, to Wilson Warren Anderson and Angie Lenna Nielsen Anderson. He married Norma Olsen for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake Temple on June 14, 1946.
Glen was an educator most of his life, having taught in public school for 41 years and later doing industrial training for eight years. He also worked as a farmer, ship fitter, and carpenter.
He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day-saints. His many church callings included: President in the Seventies Quorum for eight years, ordinance worker in the Salt Lake and Jordan River temples for 28 years, usher on Temple Square for several years, stake missionary, presidency of a Servicemen's Branch and Care Center Branch, High Priest group leader, on the High Council, and many other teaching assignments throughout the church.
He is survived by his wife, of 60 years, Norma Olsen, a son, Eric (Marie), a daughter, Kathleen (Paul), three grandchildren, and the following half brothers and sisters; Lorene Rantz (Bob), Fenton Anderson (Marlene), Annette Jensen (Richard), Eugene Anderson (Cynthia), Iola Roylance (Ken), Lavona Hutchings (John) and Ramona Anderson, and two sister-in-laws, LaRee Anderson and Shirley Anderson.
In lieu of flowers, family would like donations sent to the LDS Perpetual Education Fund.
Funeral Services will be Thurs., Dec. 28, 2006 at 12 noon at the Emery LDS Chapel, 70 North Center, Emery. Visitations will be held Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and, Thursday from 10:30-11:40 a.m. both at the Emery LDS Chapel. Interment will be in the Emery Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
CARBONVILLE- Gardell Auberger, age 66, passed away Dec. 21, 2006 in Price.
He was born March 18, 1940 in Carbonville, Utah to Frank and Melinda Gentry Auberger.
Married Karen Ivie, July 8, 1966 in Elko, Nev.
Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Longtime resident of Carbon County where he was a retired employee of the Carbon School District. He graduated from Utah Technical College with a degree in electrical drawing.
For many years Gardell has owned and operated a body and fender shop in Carbonville. Gardell was a helping hand to all and he especially loved sharing time with his family and grandchildren.
Gardell enjoyed his many friends over the years and he will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his wife, Karen Auberger, Carbonville; son, Todd (Tammy) Auberger, Ferron; daughter, Melinda Auberger and her fiance Jeremy Anderson, Carbonville; daughter-in-law, Penie Auberger, Price; four grandchildren; brother, Bill (Dorothy) Gentry, Beaver Dam, Ariz.; and sister, Ruth Pecharich, Salt Lake City.
Preceded in death by his parents, son, Troy Clair Auberger; sisters, Claudette House, Carmen Waters; brothers, Ellis Auberger, Jack Gentry, and LaVille Auberger.
Funeral service, Thur., Dec. 28, 2006, 1 p.m., Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel, located at 4000 North 2000 West in Spring Glen. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and at the church Thursday one hour prior to service.
Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
CARBONVILLE- Our beloved father, grandfather, grandson, brother, uncle, nephew and longtime friend, Arthur Joseph Aragon, age 52, went home to our Heavenly Father on Dec. 19, 2006 as a result of a tragic auto accident. He was born March 21, 1954 in Price, Utah to Abel and Eva Escandon Aragon.
Art made his home in Carbonville with his life partner and best friend, Jan Bueno. He had two previous marriages, the first to Stephanie Milkovich, to which they had a beautiful son Joey. He later married Joyce Rich and they had two beautiful children Sarah and Jared.
Art was a member of the Catholic Church and a lifelong resident of Carbon County where he was a strong supporter of the UMWA. He worked in various coal mines in Carbon and Emery counties and attended numerous union conventions. He was currently employed at Consol Coal Mine in Emery for the past four years.
He loved the outdoors and his favorite pastime was heading for the open road and riding off into the sunset on his Harley.
Art is survived by his companion, Jan, Price; loving children, Joey Aragon, Sarah (Adam) Oveson, Jared Aragon; his beautiful grandchildren, Jaycee Aragon, Keirsten and Gracie Oveson; brothers and sisters, Abel J. (Linda) Aragon, Price; Becky (Jack) Marinos, Helper; Richard (Joanie) Aragon, Provo; James J. Aragon, North Salt Lake; Elena Robles, Price; special grandfather, John Escandon, Price; step-daughters, Amanda and Brittany Bueno; and numerous loving aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and a community of friends. Preceded in death by his father, Abel Aragon; mother, Eva Gonzales; and dear friend Dave Olsen.
Funeral mass was held Fri. Dec. 22, 2006 at 10 a.m. at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was held Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Thursday and Friday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
PRICE- Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and dear friend, Dominic Bruno, age 79, passed away peacefully Dec. 21, 2006, at home while surrounded by his loving family.
He was born April 24, 1927 in Spring Glen, Utah to Pete L. and Mary Pianfetti Bruno.
Married Marva Rae Drolc, Dec. 1, 1950 in Price, Utah.
"Dom" was a lifelong resident of Carbon County where he was well known for his skill as a master electrician. He honorably served his country in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
He was a life member of the Elks Lodge B.P.O.E. #1550. Many of "Dom's" greatest past times were spent enjoying the outdoors, fishing, hunting, camping, viewing wildlife and 4-wheeling. He enjoyed visiting with family and friends and helping them in all endeavors.
Survived by wife, Marva Rae Bruno, Price; children, Arthur D. (Tonya) Bruno; Jeanece (Steve) Cowan, both of Price; Barbara (Kelly) McKean, Salt Lake City; Larry P. (Janice) Bruno; Marianne (Rick) Hanson, both of Price; Martin R. (Eileen) Bruno, Helper; brother, Pete L. Bruno, Price; sister, Susan Friend, Westminister, Calif.; brother-in-law, James Paletta, Helper; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Ronald (Georgie) Drolc, Richfield, Jim (Mary Lou) Terry, Craig, Colo.; special friend, Robert Pike, Price; also survived by 13 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and many loving nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by parents, sister, Mary Ross; brother Daniel Bruno; sisters-in-law, Doris Bruno and Betty Paletta; brother-in-law and sister-in-law Robert and Mryna Drolc.
The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Rocky Mountain Hospice, especially to Angie and Deborah.
Funeral service, Wed., Dec. 27, 2006, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's, Tuesday evening 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Rocky Mountain Hospice, 60 East 100 North, Price, UT 84501.


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By Riley Manning/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Dr. Larry Cox has come a long way from his humble roots in Carroll County.
Having set foot in locales from Greece to China, Cox – senior director of international and operational services of Chick-Fil-A's WinShape Foundation – spoke Friday to the Fellowship of Christian Business Leaders on the impact of the foundation's principles across the globe.
"I came out of the hills near Greenwood. Farming is in my blood," Cox said. "Farming took me into agricultural mission work at the edge of the Sahara desert in Africa. So when I came to WinShape International, I already had some experience under my belt."
WinShape International is the foundation's newest program. It selects Chick-Fil-A owners and operators to travel internationally to teach the company's business principles in 70 countries.
"The companies we choose to help are Christ-centered and kingdom-focused," Cox said. "Though there are no Chick-Fil-As outside the U.S., we still see these organizations as our partners, and we want to help them achieve their goals."
Cox said the secret lies in serving others in the name of Jesus.
While in another country, participants will spend free time doing compassion projects for the surrounding community, spreading the word and building relationships.
"One summer we worked in a Chinese village that had never seen Americans before, and the first thing we did was help them fix up their houses. Can you imagine a better first impression for the gospel," he said.
The principles they carry with them include having a vision, treating employees well, and embodying the values of a particular company. T
The lesson for participants comes in getting outside of their comfort zone.
"When I was in college, I had to learn French. It was hard, so I dropped the class," Cox said. "But lo and behold, God later put me in a country where they only spoke French, and I learned it. God will equip you with what you need, but you must also be willing."
Cox left the group with a challenge to break out of their own comfort zone.
He told of a village in Cairo, Egypt, situated on the edge of the Nile River.
Every morning, the villagers would see a fisherman releasing large fish he caught and keeping the small ones.
One day, a villager shouted "Why do you throw back the big fish?" to which the fisherman replied "Because I have a small pan!"
"What size is your pan?" Cox asked. "How big is your vision and how big does God want your vision to be?"


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By Chris Kieffer/NEMS Daily Journal
Mississippi ranks 48th in the country in a recent report on the nation's education systems.
The state received a C-minus grade in Education Week's annual Quality Counts survey, released on Jan. 10.
The report analyzes states and the District of Columbia in six categories: chance for success; K-12 achievement; standards, assessments and accountability; transitions and alignment; teaching profession and school finance.
Mississippi also received a C-minus last year.
Maryland was the top-ranked state overall with a B+ grade. Thirty-eight states ranked between C-plus and C-minus. Ranking below Mississippi were Idaho, Nevada and South Dakota. The country received a C-plus.
"We are not where we need to be in terms of student achievement, which is why the Mississippi Board of Education continues to push reforms that will increase rigor in our curriculum, reduce our dropout rate and improve students' reading skills," said Interim State Superintendent Lynn House. "We also know that many factors influence student achievement, and we hope the leadership in our state and communities will make decisions that will provide the support needed for students to excel."
Mississippi's highest ranking was in standards, assessments and accountability.
The state was given an A and ranked 10th in the nation. Its lowest ranking was in K-12 achievement, in which it was given an F and ranked 50th, ahead of only the District of Columbia.
House said the Mississippi Department of Education's Accountability Task Force is developing recommendations for transforming the state's accountability model into one that is simple and transparent for parents but also retains the components of its "A" standard.
The K-12 achievement category is based on an examination of 18 measures related to reading and math performance, high school graduation rates and the results of Advanced Placement exams.
House said the Accountability Task Force will consider including AP exam passing scores in its new accountability model.
"Overall, we can certainly identify areas in this report we can address, and the Board will continue to create policies and use resources to encourage high levels of student achievement," House said. "With that said, several key areas, such as the poverty rate and economic development, must be addressed through statewide efforts involving communities and legislators."
How We Did
Here is how Mississippi stacked up against other states in Education
Week's annual Quality Counts survey. States were given a grade and a rank in the six different categories.
Overall: C- (48th)
Chance for success: D+ (49th)
K-12 achievement: F (50th)
Standards, assessments & accountability:
A (10th)
Transitions & alignment: C (36th)
Teaching profession: D (41th)
School finance: D (45th)


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Seafood and Butternut Squash Risotto
Preparation: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 1 hours
Serves 4
Ingredients :
- 1 1/2 cups butternut squash, cubed
- 2 tbsp. butter
- 2 shallots, minced
- 2 cups Arborio rice
- 1 cup white wine
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 1 cup Blanche de Chambly (plus . cup to finish)
- 12 large raw shrimp, shelled and deveined, coarsely chopped
- 12 large raw scallops, coarsely chopped
- Olive oil
- 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
Preparation :
- Preheat oven to 400°F. Place cubed squash on a baking pan and drizzle with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper and bake about 45 minutes. Let squash cool and then coarsely chop and set aside.
- In a large saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Add shallots and sweat for 5 minutes without browning.
- Add Arborio rice and stir to coat grains well.
- Add white wine and stir. Reduce until all liquid has cooked off.
- Add chicken broth 3/4 cup at a time, making sure rice has absorbed all liquid between batches. Stir constantly. Once all chicken broth has been absorbed, add Blanche de Chambly and follow the same procedure. It should take about 30 minutes to fully cook the risotto.
- When rice is 3/4 done, pat dry shrimp and scallops. In a nonstick skillet over medium heat, saute scallops in a bit of oil for 3 minutes. Salt and pepper.
- Add shrimp and saute until they turn pink. Remove from heat and set aside.
- When the rice is fully cooked, remove from heat and stir in Parmesan cheese. Add seafood and squash and mix well. Salt and pepper to taste.
- Before serving, stir about . cup of Blanche de Chambly into risotto for even creamier rice. Serve immediately.
Photo and recipe : Philippe Allard and Samuel Joubert, recettesdelamort.ca