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Wabash Day 2010 - Dallas, Ft. Worthby Mike Gregory '70 • October 11, 2010 Share:
The Dallas area Wabash alums worked project for the second consecutive year caring and helping with the maintenance of "Cheryl's Garden of Learning" at John R. Good Elementary School in Irving, TX.
Mike's wife Jensy is a kindergarten teacher there, and she also has assumed responsibility for the garden, an outdoor classroom. We sanded and stained 4 new picnic tables purchased in part with contributions from Wabash men, weeded and trimmed back local flora, replaced a broken water feature with a bird bath, and created a permanent location for a bird house.
Afterwards, we gathered at Sonny Bryan's, a local barbecue place, for lunch and good fellowship.
Census: John Yanko '57 and bride Jeananne, Troy Scott '64, Dan Susie '68,Terry Schuck '70,Mike Gregory '70 and bride Jensy, Jim Thomas '73 and bride Lynn, Jim McDaniel '74

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Thank you for the information. I appreciate the detail, clarity and accompanying map.
Unfortunately there is much misinformation about this great stage line. There were only twenty-six Butterfield stage stations in Arizona (1858-1861). Some of the common myths for the location of his stations in Arizona are Four's Fort, Dos Cabezas, Tres Alamos, and Chloride just to name a few. Also there is the misguided notion that the Butterfield Overland Mail Company was a Wells, Fargo & Express company.
Also, it has been stated by some that Butterfield's stage drivers were "rough-tough frontiersmen." Actually most were from Upstate New York. Many of the employees were from Upstate New York, not far from Butterfield's home in Utica.
Five of the twenty-six stations in Arizona have New York State names. It was a "New York State" line in many ways.
I have been involved with providing information to the National Park Service for information for the Resource Study Act to support the bill in Congress to designate the Butterfield Trail as a National Historic Trail. Presently I am involved with designing new interpretive markers for Arizona's Dragoon Springs Stage Station for the National Forest Service.
A few facts. No Butterfield Overland Mail Company stage was ever robbed and no one was ever killed on his stages. Also, Only "Overland Mail Company" was on his stages--not "Butterfield." He never used stagecoaches in Arizona, only a stage (celerity) wagon that he designed.
Wells, Fargo & Co. never operated as a stage line with their own name on a stagecoach in Arizona.
Attached is a map of Butterfield's stage stations in Arizona.
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Thank you for the information. I appreciate the detail, clarity and accompanying map.
Never knew the thing was there until the local newspaper did a story on it ages ago.I did contact the city and gave them information on getting ahold of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, but they didn't even give me the courtsey of a thank you.I assume if it is a Butterfield this one was on a route to San Antonio which is about 20 miles from here. Up in Comal County on FM311 is what remains of the town of Wesson. There is also a stage stop there too. Not sure if it belonged to an organized outfit like Butterfield or somebody else. Also on Bulverde Road where it intersects with Lower Smithson Valley Road north of San Antonio is a very old oak tree. Under it for over 100 years was a stone with milage to different towns listed on it.Dated back to stage coach days. No one bothered it until one day they had an article about in the paper and the thing later disappeared.
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Putting aside all the voter models, there's one overlooked point worth making with Election Day at hand. Most times in American politics, optimists win, and pessimists lose.
I know that's not always the case. And sometimes it's hard to distinguish between the two. But in this election, I believe Mitt Romney is the optimist, and Barack Obama is the pessimist. It's Romney's election to win.
Parenthetically, in my lifetime, it was Dwight Eisenhower the optimist, Adlai Stevenson the pessimist; John F. Kennedy the optimist ("Get America moving again"), Richard Nixon the pessimist; Ronald Reagan the quintessential optimist, Jimmy Carter the pessimist; and going further back in history, Franklin Delano Roosevelt the optimist, Herbert Hoover and the rest of them the pessimists.
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The Joint Economic Committee reports that both economic growth and job creation are the worst in modern times, dating back to 1947. So is it revenge for Obama because he hasn't had the chance to create even higher spending, taxes, and regulation? (Read More: Unemployment Report: Final Fodder for Election.)
In his closing argument in the Wall Street Journal this weekend, Obama went on several times about raising taxes on individuals and businesses. This is pessimism. You know why? Because optimists believe in the ingenuity, entrepreneurship, and spirit of gifted individuals who are free to use their God-given talents to make our economy and society the best it can be. Not government. That's the pessimistic view. But individual initiative — the optimistic view.
Mitt Romney takes this individual view. God granted natural rights to individuals, and it is they who truly run the government and the country. That's the Romney view. It's the free-enterprise view. The market view. The human-action view. To my way of thinking, that makes Romney the model optimist.
Look at Romney's general plan. He sets optimistic goals of 4 percent growth and 12 million new jobs. He will reduce and reform the tax system in ways that will reward, not punish, the success of individuals and companies. He would encourage business, not insult it. He believes free-market capitalism and choice, not the heavy hand of government, are the best solutions to poverty.
When Romney talks about increasing take-home pay, he's creating a dividing line between a larger private sector and a more restrained government sector. This goes hand in hand with his goal to contain government at 20 percent of GDP. This, too, is optimism. (Read More: Romney's Take-Home-Pay Message.)
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I am not blaming Barack Obama for all the country's ills. He was dealt a very bad hand. But he chose the wrong course. He relies too much on big government and too little on the enterprise of ordinary people. He is operating a historically discredited model.
Mitt Romney, on the other hand, is working to restore the freedom model created by our Founders. This model has served the country well for 250-some-odd years. It is fundamentally a belief in people and good common sense. It is profoundly optimistic.
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You can't judge a book by its cover and apparently you shouldn't judge a character by their first "New 52" appearance. When RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS debuted, Starfire was the center of major controversy. Her purpose, intelligence and...recreational habits were all called into question. It's easy to jump to conclusion but often the best route would be to sit back and be wait to see what happens.
Starfire fans were outraged over the character parading around in a skimpy outfit, having no recollection of Dick Grayson (the love of her life), and for spending some casual time with Roy Harper. Characters don't always wear their hearts on their sleeves. While some of Kori's actions seemed extreme, there was the impression that we weren't being given all the facts. And with issue #6, it turns out that was indeed the case.
Some characters in "The New 52" have gone through some changes but Starfire hasn't completely changed as many feared. We've been seeing more characterization being built throughout these first six issues and the chances are we still haven't seen everything. This issue does give some insight into who Starfire really is. If you haven't read RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS #6 yet, you should rush out and check it out because there will be some spoilers below.== TEASER ==
Starfire Has a Brain
Some of the outrage was over Starfire being portrayed as a bit of a bimbo. She seemed a little shallow and uncaring when it came to what was going on around her in the first issue. She followed Jason's instructions and had no concern over anything else. She later asked Roy if he wanted to sleep with her when Roy was under the impression she was "with" Jason. She also mentioned not having any recollection to her former teammates, including Dick Grayson.
What we see is she is intelligent. She manages to save Jason's lives, indicating she has some knowledge in first aid or even human physiology. She's running some heavy duty alien technology which also shows that she has to have an understanding of how it all works. She later shows quite a bit of insight into the way people and the world work.
No Need to Validate her Existence
Often heroes feel the need to prove themselves to the world. As much as Jason would hate to admit it, he's still under the shadow of Batman. We even see a flashback scene between Jason and Dick where Jason clearly felt he was competing with Dick in becoming the next Robin.
Starfire is happy with who she is. She doesn't need to explain herself to others. This can easily give the impression that she doesn't care or is unaware of what's going on. She simply has her priorities straight and doesn't worry what others think or have to say.
This also goes along with what she chooses to wear. She's not really known for wearing a lot of clothing and that's because of the customs from her planet. She wears what's comfortable. Knowing that it's different for humans, she offers Jason some clothing that upset him. He objected to wearing them but she told him that they were just clothes. They couldn't hurt him and shouldn't define who he is.
Starfire Still Cares For Dick Grayson
In the first issue Jason mentions that her race, the Tamaraneans, see humans as sights and smells. He also says they have short attention spans about "all things Earth." We get the idea that she has forgotten everything that happened before and everyone she knew. Dick Grayson was a huge part of her life and we were left wondering if she forgot all about him or didn't care about their past relationship.
On Starfire's ship, she still has several of Dick's outfits. She would have absolutely no need for them but chose not to get rid of them. She may not remember Dick's name but she hasn't forgotten what he meant to her. If the race simply can't hold memories when it comes to Earth things, the fact that she does still have memories of Dick says a lot.
Starfire Doesn't Live in the Past
Too often characters sit around and brood over past events. Starfire has chosen to live in the present. When she explains this to Jason, he replies that it sounds familiar to something Batman had told him about "some sort of Buddhist philosophy."
Because she doesn't get worked up over things that have already happened, that doesn't mean she's an idiot. That doesn't mean that she doesn't care. She didn't have the greatest childhood and her experiences would be enough to drive others down a dark road but that's not her way. Starfire has always remained a positive person.
Jason Wasn't Really "With" Starfire
In the first issue, when Roy sees that Starfire is Jason's back up, he asks if she's with them. Jason replies, "With us, yeah. But yeah, she's been 'with' me." This brought confusion to readers as later she sleeps Roy while Jason is in the next room.
It turns out, Jason and Starfire didn't sleep together. They spent the night talking. You could say they bonded in a way that goes beyond a simple physical act. Jason's words describes her perfectly:
We don't choose our teachers in life. Sometimes they are crazed vigilantes pretending to love us like a son...and other times they take the form of a space kitty who is smarter than anyone gives her credit for.
A Final Note: What About the Kiss?
That's one of the ways Tamaraneans assimilate language and knowledge. When Jason mentioned he wanted to talk, she assumed that would be a way.This isn't the first time she's done it. Way back in 1980's NEW TEEN TITANS #2, that's how she learns English. Too much shouldn't be read into it.
The bigger question is why was Dick protesting so much in assisting her in learning the language?


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Being a native of Pendleton, I try to make it back to my original stomping grounds each year for the Pendleton Round-Up. While I am home it's great to meet up with a select group of friends and get all caught up.
Not only is the meetup with friends great, but let's be honest, the Round-Up is a great opportunity to people watch. City slickers one week, "cowboys" and "buckle bunnies" the next! So you're probably asking how I can spot these people? Well, the "cowboys" are the ones wearing the brand new Wrangler jeans, boots without a scratch, and western shirt with the packaging folds still visible. The "buckle bunnies" anybody could spot. They are the ones wearing the little jean skirts, a shirt that doesn't cover her midriff, and one of those plastic pink cowgirl hats. You can usually find all of them staggering out of the Let'er Buck Room or The Rainbow (a local STRAIGHT bar on main street; yes, straight).
Now don't get me wrong, while I may have painted a pretty bad picture in your mind of these people, I am really glad they are there. After all, without the faux cowboys and buckle bunnies there wouldn't be sufficient people watching for my taste. These people make the Round-Up fun.
This year I wasn't actually planning on attending the rodeo, but turned out I had some friends that had an extra ticket. The ticket was for Saturday, the finals. It was a great time; great company, great weather, and great beer! I even ran into some people from Seattle that I met a few years ago. They were the kind of people you would never expect to see at a rodeo, but that is just another reason why the Round-Up can be so much fun!
Check out some the videos of some of my favorite events!
Wild Cow Milking!
Indian Relay Race!
Not an event, but NIGHTLIFE!
All in all, I had a good time at the Round-Up this year. Being a marketing person I was slightly upset that the bucking horse logo is starting to get replaced by "PRU" or just "RU." We will have to see how that works out. :p
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#2 Farmingdale State - 5, #3 St. Joseph's - 3
Farmingdale, N.Y. - The #2 seed Farmingdale State women's tennis team posted an exciting 5-3 victory over #3 seed St. Joseph's. With the win, the Rams improved to 9-4 overall and will advance to the Skyline Finals for the first time in school history.
Farmingdale State held a 2-1 lead after doubles play, with 8-3 wins at both 1st and 2nd doubles. St. Joe's took an 8-3 victory at #3 doubles.
In the singles competion, the Rams third victory came at #1 singles by sophomore Jessica Sickles (Massapequa Park, N.Y.) with a 6-1, 6-0 match over St. Joe's Nancy Marroquin. At #2 singles, sophomore Alex Bentz (Massapequa Park, N.Y.) posted the 4th win for Farmingdale with a 6-2, 6-3 game over Katie Soeder.
St. Joe's picked up wins at #5 and 6 singles to stay in the match, trailing 4-3 with two singles matches left to finish. But senior Laura Earlie (Moriches, N.Y.) would win the 5th and final match for Farmingdale State, a 7-5, 6-1 win over Cristina Valente, to send her team to the Championship game and a chance for a first-ever Skyline Title and the automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament.
The Rams will face the winner of tonight's other Skyline Semifinal match in Goshen, N.Y. - #1 Mount Saint Mary / #4 Purchase, which started at 8:30 p.m. The Championship game will take place on Saturday, October 27th, at the highest remaining seed.
Farmingdale State 5, St. Joseph's-LI 3
Oct 24, 2012 at Farmingdale, NY
|Singles competition
|1. Sickles, Jessica (FSCW) def. Marroquin, Nancy (SJC-W-12) 6-0, 6-1
|2. Bentz, Alex (FSCW) def. Soeder, Katie (SJC-W-12) 6-2, 6-3
|3. Earlie, Laura (FSCW) def. Valente, Cristina (SJC-W-12) 7-5, 6-1
|4. Liguori, Denise (FSCW) vs. Dorsey, Katelyn (SJC-W-12) unfinished
|5. Merker, Lindsey (SJC-W-12) def. Josma, Vanessa (FSCW) 6-1, 6-0
|6. McGrath, Kelley (SJC-W-12) def. Tomasulo, Rachael (FSCW) 6-1, 6-3
|Doubles competition
|1. Sickles, Jessica/Bentz, Alex (FSCW) def. Marroquin, Nancy/Soeder, Katie (SJC-W-12) 8-3
|2. Earlie, Laura/Liguori, Denise (FSCW) def. Valente, Cristina/Dorsey, Katelyn (SJC-W-12) 8-3
|3. Merker, Lindsey/McGrath, Kelley (SJC-W-12) def. Josma, Vanessa/Vecchio, Amanda (FSCW) 8-3
|Match Notes
|St. Joseph's-LI 9-4
|Farmingdale State 9-4
|Rams advance to Championship on Saturday, Oct. 27 vs. winner of,
|#1 Mount Saint Mary / #4 Purchase


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Frank John Costello
Nov. 4, 1920 - Mar. 21, 2013
Frank John Costello passed away Thursday, March 21, 2013 in Stockton. A Stockton native, he was born
November 4, 1920 to Frank and Katerine
Mr. Costello served in the
Merchant Marines during World War II and was a steelworker for sixteen years. His favorite pastimes were fishing on the Trinity River and spending time on the beach with family. He leaves behind two sisters, Rose Vossmer and Louise Rubino, a brother, Jim Costello, a step-daughter, Joyce McMurray, and numerous nieces and nephews. Frank is preceded in death by his parents, his sisters Theresa Giovanetti, Agusta Castro, Enes Madrid and Mary Copher.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at DeYoung Memorial Chapel, 601 N. California Street, Stockton, California. Visitation will be on Monday, March 25, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. at DeYoung Memorial Chapel. Entombment will be at San Joaquin Cemetery. Online guest book at deyoungchapels.com


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Winder will have its annual Christmas parade downtown this year. But one tradition will change — the date — and some downtown merchants will not like it. The parade will be the third Saturday of December rather than the first Saturday. That's the next to the last Saturday before Christmas, and the downtown event will require the closing off of North Broad Street and East Athens Street starting at about 3 a.m. that day. At least one city councilman who is a merchant downtown doesn't like that plan.
For the full story, see the Oct. 3 issue of the Barrow Journal.
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Alan Dershowitz Will Fix the Middle East With An Episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm
Harvard law professor and nebbishy Wikileaks attorney Alan Dershowitz is gunning for the Nobel Peace Prize this year. In an effort to really solve this whole pesky Israeli-Palestinian conflict thing, Dershowitz sent Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a copy of the "Palestinian Chicken" episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
In an interview with the Columbia Current, Dershowitz suggested that the Prime Minister, "invite [Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas] over to watch it together. And maybe if they both get a good laugh, they can begin a negotiating process."
Laughter truly is the best medicine! And like that old saying goes, government leaders who laugh together solve deep-seated debates over water, security, and territory control together.


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Two arrested at burglary scene in Electric City
Two young men face first-degree burglary charges following a midnight break-in at 16 W. Coulee Boulevard in Electric City last Wednesday.
Police Chief Mel Hunt stated Monday that damages to the building and to items in the building amounted to about $6,200.
Arrested at the scene were Michael Desautel, 18, from Nespelem, and a 17-year-old juvenile from Electric City. The police report said both were armed, one with a screwdriver and the other with a knife.
Police Officer Adam Hunt, who was on patrol only a couple of blocks away, got a report of glass being broken at the site and raced to the address while calling for a backup officer.
The place is known as "Brenchley's Shop" and in earlier days housed a meat cutting shop there.
Hunt spotted two males inside the shop, and as one was exiting the south door, Hunt ordered him to come out with his hands up. He stepped back inside and locked the door.
He later was identified as Michael Desautel.
Meanwhile, police units from Grand Coulee and Coulee Dam arrived. Four units in all responded to the burglary.
Hunt forced open the door and Desautel, according to the report, exited and was handcuffed.
The officer entered the building and found the 17-year-old hiding behind a compressor in the meat cutting room.
Hunt received the call after a local resident reported to dispatch that he could hear glass being broken.
Entry to the building had been gained with a rock tossed through a window.
The 17-year-old had several cuts about his hands, apparently from broken glass.
When asked if he had any weapons, he replied that he had a knife. The officer found a box cutter in his possession with the blade fully extended.
A glass case with electrical tools inside had been broken and there was considerable damage inside the building, the report stated.
Desautel was taken to Grant County Jail and the minor to the juvenile center in Ephrata.


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An injured bear cub is recovering in Arizona after a man who initially thought it was a dead dog along the side of the road scooped it up and drove it 80 miles to get help.
KTAR-FM reports that Christopher Morris of Payson called several rescues in the Payson area to take the bear but none had space.
He then contacted the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center about an hour away in Scottsdale, which agreed to take the bear, and he took the cub on the road trip.
Tests showed the 4-month-old cub had a fractured leg but was otherwise in good health.
It is unknown if the cub will be released back into the wild.
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Actress Winona Ryder has sold her Sunset Strip-area home for $3,725,000, the Multiple Listing Service shows.
The Spanish-style house, built in 1936, sits behind a thick hedge of ficus trees on a third of an acre. Bougainvillea and wisteria cover the entrance and balconies of the 3,765-square-foot villa.
Original features include the Malibu tiles, the curved staircase and the Art Deco bathrooms. The kitchen and breakfast room open to a patio area and the swimming pool. The living room picture windows and pub overlook the frontyard. There are four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
After starring in "Edward Scissorhands" (1990), "Little Women" (1994) and "Girl, Interrupted" (1999), Ryder, 39, returned to the spotlight in last year's "Black Swan" and the TV movie "When Love Is Not Enough: The Lois Wilson Story" and "Star Trek" (2009).
She purchased the property in 1998 for $2.6 million, public records indicate.
Aileen Comora and Paul Lester of Westside Estate Agency, Beverly Hills, had the listing, according to the MLS. Eli Karon of Teles Properties, Beverly Hills, represented the buyer.
Looking for a conclusion
Prolific author and playwright Gore Vidal has listed his Sunset Strip-area home for $3,495,000.
The 1929 Mediterranean villa of 4,782 square feet has a living room with a walk-in fireplace, a meditation room, a music room and an office. The main house has two en suite bedrooms and two staff or guest rooms. Including a separate guesthouse, the property has a total of five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The nearly half-acre of landscaped grounds contain a swimming pool, multiple patios and a koi fountain.
Vidal, 85, wrote the books "The City and the Pillar" (1948), "Julian" (1964) and "Lincoln" (1984). His Broadway hits included "The Best Man" and "Visit to a Small Planet."
He bought the house in 1977 for $149,500, according to public records.
The co-listing agents are Delphine Mann and Kathy Marshall of Coldwell Banker Previews International, Beverly Hills North.
Coach heads on up to Seattle
Former NFL linebacker Ken Norton Jr. and his wife, Angela, have sold their Marina del Rey home for $1,999,000.
The four-level contemporary home was built in 2000 and features an elevator, a media room and a top-floor gym. Five bedrooms and six bathrooms are contained in 5,800 square feet of living space.
Norton, 44, played for the Dallas Cowboys (1988-1993) and the San Francisco 49ers (1994-2000). His father is a former heavyweight champion.
The couple sold because Norton, who coached at USC, is now the linebacker coach for the Seattle Seahawks.
The house sold in 2001 for $1.55 million, according to Trulia.com.
Susan Williams of Lighthouse Property had the listing. Debbie Sutz of the same office represented the buyers.
A model home — of sorts
Fashion model Shannan Click has listed her Sunset Strip-area home at $1,995,000.
Double steel front doors lead to 2,058 square feet of loft-like living space with city views. Retracting walls of glass open the interior to two levels of decks. The contemporary has three bedroom and 2 1/2 bathrooms.
Click, 27, has modeled for Victoria's Secret and done covers for international editions of Vogue.
In 2005, she purchased the property, built in 1961, for $1.7 million, according to public records.
Jon Shelton of Rodeo Realty in Beverly Hills is the listing agent.
Old Hollywood history in Topanga
A compound built in the early 1930s by film director Frank Lloyd is on the market in Topanga at $4.3 million.
The 9-acre property, which has 360-degree views of the mountains, ocean and Santa Catalina Island, contains the original main house, carriage house and guesthouse. The main house features seven wood-burning fireplaces, a billiards room, a library and a walk-in refrigerator. Four bedrooms and five bathrooms lie in nearly 5,000 square feet of living space.
Lloyd, who died at 74 in 1960, was a founder and president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. In 1929, he was nominated for Oscars for three films — a silent movie, a part-talkie and a talking film. The silent, "The Divine Lady," won. He later won again for "Mutiny on the Bounty" (1935).
The property was last on the market in 1955.
Peter York of White House Properties has the listing.


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Food bloggers' charcuterie project goes viral
Tuesday, January 25, 2011; 11:01 AM
Charcutepalooza! Shar-coo-teh-pah-LOOZ-ah. The name practically rolls off the tongue while you consider all it might entail. Cured meat and good times. A group meat-and-greet. A concert to salute salumi.
Twitter and food blogger pals Cathy Barrow and Kim Foster are not sure about that last concept, but it's early yet. Their "year of meat" project is less than six weeks old, and developments are unfolding daily. But it's already a prime example of new culinary education where pros don't lead the pack, newbies aren't afraid to join in and no classroom time is required.
As of press time, 180 people with blogs, including some halfway around the world, had signed on to tackle a recipe each month, or as often as they feel like sharing, from Michael Ruhlman and Brian Polcyn's 2005 "Charcuterie: The Craft of Salting, Smoking and Curing." Barrow chose the book as a reference guide for methodology and technique. She and Foster will be available on Twitter and via e-mail for support the whole way through, with, as it turns out, plenty of chefs and experts who know their rillettes and mortadella.
"We feel like we're curating," Foster says. "And Twitter is an amazing social vehicle for this."
"It started out as fun, and it's going to continue that way," Barrow says. "But this has instantly become a powerful online community, with an enormous array of experience."
Plus a porky logo to post on bloggers' Web sites, possible Charcutepalooza butchers' aprons, temporary tattoos and an out-of-the-blue offer of a grand-prize week at a cooking school in Gascony.
The meat wagon is rolling.
Early on, Northwest Washington landscape designer Barrow (pronounced "BAR-o"), 53, and New York ghostwriter Foster, 45 (The Yummy Mummy), contacted Ruhlman, a Cleveland food writer and cookbook author, to fill him in. Fine, he said. Now he's stoked.
"In an era of fast and easy food barraging us from page and screen, why is Charcutepalooza such a compelling idea?" he asked by e-mail. "This is a book devoted to animal fat and salt - star bugaboos in American food paranoia; and, as Amazon noted in its review, some recipes take days, even months to complete. And if you don't do them right, they could even kill you."
The project is about taking the scare factor out of preserving meat at home, the women say. It's a logical next step for DIYer Barrow, whose Mrs Wheelbarrow's Kitchen blog snagged thousands of new visitors after her canning prowess was featured on NPR last September. She and Foster have long been committed to sourcing local, humanely raised meat for their respective households: Barrow and her husband; Foster, her husband and two young children.
Charcutepalooza, along the lines of yet different from cookbook meetups such as Daring Bakers and French Fridays With Dorie, sprang from a simple conversation. Foster offhandedly said the cellar of her weekend "shack" was cold and humid enough to cure meat in; Barrow said, well, that's easy enough to do. "Do you? . . . Can you?" turned into "We should," and they did. Foster came up with the goofy, intriguing name. Now they can take credit for at least one vegetarian changing her ways (the blogger at Eat Drink Man Woman Dogs Cat) and a young mother/apartment dweller temporarily repurposing her baby's room, hanging wrapped duck breasts from the mobile over the crib (Saint TigerLily).
To keep things manageable, Barrow won't add any more names to the official blogroll after Tuesday. But participants don't have to have blogs of their own to join in; they can follow the happenings and post comments on Charcutepalooza's Facebook page and the related blogs or post photos on Flickr, where the 'loozers already have amassed a gallery of cured duck breasts from the first challenge and creations that use the featured ingredient.


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Simmonds, 18, won two more golds at London 2012 making her a four-time Paralympic champion.
She said: "It's been a great honour to be included in the list which caps an amazing year for me personally and for British sport."
Simmonds, who has Achondroplasia dwarfism, won four medals and broke two world records at London 2012, bringing home gold in the S6 400m freestyle and SM6 200m individual medley. She trains at the Wales National Pool and lives in Swansea.
She also won silver in the S6 100m freestyle and bronze in the S6 50m freestyle.
Standing alongside sprint champion Jonnie Peacock, Simmonds helped to extinguish the Paralympic flame at the London 2012 closing ceremony.
Her quest for London 2012 gold was the British public's most anticipated event of the Paralympic Games.
It led to the unprecedented situation of her being named among three athletes with a disability, alongside cyclist Sarah Storey and wheelchair racer David Weir, in the shortlist for the coveted BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
Simmonds, originally of Walsall, became the darling of the pool when at the tender age of 13 and nine months, she stood on the podium with tears in her eyes at the 2008 Beijing Paralympics. In winning the S6 100m and S6 400m freestyle in China, she became the youngest Briton to win an Olympic or Paralympic medal and was later awarded the MBE.
Simmonds, who currently holds five world records, has taken a break from her training regime since the Paralympics but will restart after Christmas ahead of the World Championships in Canada in the summer. She is targeting not just the 2016 Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, but the 2020 and 2024 Games beyond that.


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Robert Griffin III and Adidas are building an ad campaign around the slogan "All in for Week 1." But Griffin wanted the 800,000+ people that follow him on Twitter to know that he's not going to jeopardize his future to make his Week 1 availability a reality.
"Feel like I need to say this..Although my goal is to start Week 1, that doesn't mean I will compromise my career to do so," Griffin wrote. "Starting Week 1 will be the result of healing, hard work, dedication & God's anointing. No rush, just determination."
Hopefully the Washington Redskins don't let Griffin rush things either. RG3's recovery will be compared unfairly to Adrian Peterson, but it's not like Griffin can take only half of the offensive snaps playing at quarterback. The Redskins are going to have to be careful to create a game plan for Griffin that doesn't put him at further risk.
Hopefully, this will be the only anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation of Griffin's NFL career. It's good that he's already thinking long-term, rather than putting too much attention on his status for the season opener in September.
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melissa, thanks for adding me! i finally got back on here (haven't logged in for a while). baby number 2...how exciting! it will be a little while before i jump into that boat. :) feel free to catch up with me more at my blog (http://stickyfeathers.typepad.com). do you have one? it is too addicting! have a great week!
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Man Steals Picasso Drawing from Gallery and Escapes in a Cab
A well-dressed man walked into a San Francisco art gallery, took a $200,000 Picasso drawing off the wall, and walked out of the gallery and escaped in a waiting cab. Was that part of the plan or did we just find the least lucky cab driver/accessory to theft ever?
The drawing in question, "Tête de Femme (Head of a Woman)," is a cubist pencil drawing on a standard size piece of paper, so it's small enough for someone to easily walk out of a gallery with it. What's harder to imagine is why no one said anything as he just picked it up and took off. I don't spend much time in art galleries, but I would think this would be a bit out of the ordinary.
The heist took place at the Weinstein Gallery, which tries to make famous works of art accessible to the public in the tourist-heavy Union Square section of town. The Picasso was hanging between a Chagall and a Dalí, neither of which were touched. But what kind of idiot allows the general populace easy access to art? Didn't they know the rabble would do something like this? This is why we can't have nice things!


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Canuto, 32, a radio journalist who hosted the show "Sinal Verde" (Green Signal), was shot at least eight times by unidentified assailants on a motorcycle in the city of Tabatinga, in the state of Amazonas, local press reports said. He had been returning from a local marketplace a block away from his home, his brother Alderli Canuto told CPJ.
Canuto was known for his criticism of local authorities, according to Blog Da Floresta, a local news blog. In May, Canuto had filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office alleging that Tabatinga Mayor Samuel Benerguy had threatened him concerning his coverage of alleged corruption, local press reports said.
In a September 9 article posted on Blog Da Floresta, Benerguy said he had no involvement in Canuto's killing and had never threatened the journalist. The mayor told Blog Da Floresta that he was saddened by the Canuto's death and wanted the crime to be solved.
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The NLIHC tracks extremely low-income households -- cases in which the total earning is less than 30 percent of the area median income. In Fairfield County, where median incomes are higher than much of the nation, extremely low-income households are defined as those with earnings less than $30,600 a year.
"There are about 107,000 renters in the Stamford-Bridgeport metropolitan area, and about 39,000, or 37 percent, are `extremely low income,' " Bolton said. Nationally, about 25 percent of renters fall into that income range.
To avoid spending more than 30 percent of income on rent -- a guideline pushed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development -- 37 percent of renters in Fairfield County would need to find a home to rent at a top price of $765 a month. Yet no single town or city in southwestern Connecticut has a median rental price in that range.
To afford the $966 monthly rent without spending more than 30 percent of one's income, one must earn $18.58 an hour, or $38,640 a year, according to NLIHC. For a worker who earns minimum wage, that rent is all but out of reach; it would take 90 hours of minimum-wage work each week to meet that threshold.
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Julia Ladisa, 22, has been scouring the area to find someplace -- anyplace -- to rent for $850 a month. After a month of hunting online through real estate websites and Craigslist postings, she has only been able to find one spot that fits the bill.
"My real estate agent showed me this one place, a one-bedroom in the North End of Bridgeport, which is $850, and it's the only place I'm considering because all the other places I've seen are either higher than my budget or sketchy," Ladisa said.
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Friday, March 03, 2006
A jolly good salad
Amongst the diners last Saturday were two Estonian guys. One of them made it clear that he doesn't like 'grass' (i.e. anything green and salad-like). The other one remembered after the second helpings that he really-really doesn't like goat's cheese. Funny how one forgot his aversion to salad leaves and the other happily munched away on goat's cheese while they were eating:)
A tasty salad with rocket, goat's cheese and bacon
(Pille pidulik salat põld-võõrkapsa, peekoni ja kitsejuustuga)
For the salad:
a bag of rocket salad, washed and drained
a couple of chopped spring onions
a generous handful of toasted pinenuts
a log of soft goat cheese
couple of rashers good quality lean smoked bacon
For the dressing:
extra virgin olive oil
half a squeezed lemon
crushed black pepper
Maldon sea salt
Not much to say about the preparation. Toast the pinenuts on a non-stick pan, fry chopped bacon until just crisp. Mix all ingredients in a bowl, drizzle over the dressing and serve.
Just a jolly good combination of the mustardy sharp rocket, salty-chewy bacon, nutty-crispy pinenuts and creamy-tart Welsh goat's cheese. Will make an appearance on my table again in no time.
13 comments:
- shaz said...
hi there. Nice blog you got here. I added your blog as a link on mine., I hope you dun mind. My blog is about my foodie adventures in singapore (where im from) cheers!
- 4:55 pm, March 03, 2006
- Thredahlia said...
Kõlab ja näeb välja nii, et ... lihtsalt jube maitsvalt. Lihtne aga imemaitsev kooslus.
Ruccola salatit õnnestus suvel süüa, kaubanduses on teda väga harva leida. Eriti hea oli mu meelest teraleiva peal toorjuustu ja imeõhukese taise suitsusingiga, suts pipart juurde.
PS! Põld-võõrkapsast olen ma poes ja retseptides näinud pigem "ruccola" nime all, paljud vist tema botaanilist nime ei teagi. :)
- 5:38 pm, March 03, 2006
Yes, I do love my rocket! Will be making this, you bet. Too bad I'm not in Edinburgh to drop in on you for all these delicacies. You lucky thing...
- 9:06 pm, March 03, 2006
- K & S said...
this recipe sounds lovely!
- 1:49 am, March 04, 2006
- Pille said...
Shaz - of course I don't mind:) I'll pay a visit to your blog soon!
Thredalia - täpselt minu mõte. Lihtne ja jooksu pealt väljamõeldud kooslus, aga tulemus oli hõrk. Nagu ütlesin, sõid ka "umbrohtu" ja kitsejuustu põhimõtteliselt mittesöövad eesti mehed:) Ja põld-võõrkapsas kasvab väga hästi ka aknalaual lillepotis!
Roxy - let me know how you liked it. And I don't think O. is so far after all. Just can just hop into your car and drive up here:)
K&S - thank you for your kind words - it was a lovely simple salad indeed.
- 6:39 pm, March 04, 2006
- Polkkapossu said...
This sounds good to me :=
- 2:15 pm, March 05, 2006
- Zoubida said...
Edin, my 11 years old son is the one in charge of salads here. I called him to look at your recipe and he'll make it for us this week. He says he would prefer feta rather than goat cheese but will try goat since "the apple cake lady makes it that way it must be good".
- 5:18 pm, March 05, 2006
- Pille said...
Polkkapossu - it not only sounds good, but it tastes good as well:)
Zoubida - you've just made my day - or your son Edin did:) I'm blushing now:) I imagine feta would work nicely, too, but goat's cheese is creamier and less salty and might be 'safer' to use together with already salty smoked bacon.
Greetings to Edin from me!
- 6:37 pm, March 05, 2006
- Paz said...
LOL! at your friends' reaction to the salad, especially after they claim not to like salad.
That does look like a jolly good salad to me. ;-)
- 2:29 pm, March 06, 2006
- Pille said...
Paz - LOL indeed. The no-goat's cheese guy had 2 large platefuls (with loads of cheese) and declared it to be delicious. Then he asked which cheese it was. When I told him, he looked surprised and confused, because he thought he didn't like goat's cheese. Go and figure out indeed:)
- 11:09 pm, March 06, 2006
- Kudzamoxi said...
Hi Pille,
those salads really look delicious and since I'm now on a diet, I think ur salad will be one of the dishes I'd do more than the rest! All I have to do is just get the salad and the lemon, I have the rest already! Thanks so much Pille!
- 6:28 am, March 07, 2006
- w7 said...
Delicious. Also makes a complete meal if you increase the amounts slightly and top it with a poached egg.
- 1:59 pm, March 08, 2006
- Pille said...
Annamox - I am more of a pudding girl than the starter girl, so I had - again - forgotten about the starter. And then ended up throwing this salad together from ingredients I happened to have. If you only have to get the rocket leaves and the lemon, then you're half-way there!
W7 - did you make the salad? Wonderful - it's great to know that I manage to inspire someone to recreate my humble recipes:) The poached egg addition sounds great - I'll keep that in mind next time!
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A couple of my guildies have the Mechano-hog motorcycle mount, and we've had fun driving around together in them, making comments from the sidecar like "VROOM VROOM!" and "beep beeeeep!" and pretending to run over other guildies. /flee!
Now, I've not found a way to jump in the sidecar while in one of the druid shapeshift forms, but during the Noblegarden, we discovered that you could ride in the sidecar as a rabbit, and you'd lay eggs along the ground as the driver drove you around! Remembering that, I decided to see if I could try a different shapeshift...
WOOF!! I don't quite fit and my graphic just stood in place on top of the sidecar, but I was able to ride around on the sidecar when shape-shifted with Rituals of the New Moon! Now if only the hunter's own pet wolf, Roflwolf, could learn how to ride like that.
TY Grommsol for always humoring my goofiness :D
An update from me and closing my guides
1 year ago