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Lucille Lucetta Schmoldt, age 83, passed away on Wednesday, January 29, 2014 in Cody, Wyo.
She was born on June 5, 1930, in Halliday, N.D., the daughter of Jacob and Lena Weisenberger.
Lucille attended high school in Halliday and attended Dickinson College. In June of 1950 she was married to William Gustafson, and they ranched near Halliday. They had three sons, Leon, Ross and Rohm. In the spring of 1967 the family moved to Whitefish, Mont.
Lucille was Dunn County Cancer chairman for two years; president of the County Homemakers Council; women's chairman of the Dunn County Farm Bureau; was a member of the Lutheran Church; and was a Sunday school teacher.
Subsequent to the death of her husband William in 1976, she met Dale Schmoldt while visiting Yellowstone National Park, and they were married in San Diego, Calif., on Nov. 14, 1981. After Dale's retirement, they moved to Cody, Wyo., in the spring of 2005.
Lucille loved little children and upon seeing them on the street, the grocery store or wherever, she always stopped and inquired as to their age and name. She said that in her lifetime she had lived on the prairie, in the mountains and by the ocean and held them all dear to her heart. The other thing dear to her heart was her love of horses, and she enjoyed riding for many years.
She is survived by her husband, Dale; her three sons, Leon, Ross and Rohm; two step-children, Daryl and Dawn; two grandchildren, Shawn and Sandy; two great-grandchildren, Grant and Grace; two sisters, Elna and Karen; her brother, James; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Bill; her brother, Raymond; and her sister, Verna.
Lucille was a kind, loving, compassionate and caring person and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her, and she is now in the arms of her loving God.
A viewing was held at Atwood Family Chapel in Greybull on Monday, Feb. 3, 2014, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and a viewing was held at Zion Lutheran Church in Emblem Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, from 9:30 a.m. – 10 a.m.
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NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) -- Cyprus clinched a last-minute solution to avert imminent financial meltdown early Monday after it agreed to slash its oversized banking sector and inflict hefty losses on wealthy depositors in troubled banks to secure a 10 billion euro ($13 billion) bailout.
The deal, described by the country's politicians as "painful," was agreed with euro finance ministers in Brussels just in time. The European Central Bank had threatened to cut off crucial emergency assistance to the Cyprus's embattled banks after Monday if no agreement was reached.
Without that funding, Cyprus' banks would have collapsed, dragging the economy down with them and threatening the small Mediterranean island's membership of the 17-strong group of European Union countries that use the euro -- all of which would have sent the EU's markets spinning.
"The result that was found is right," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said. "It also makes those who helped cause these undesirable developments play their part. That is how it should be."
Germany has long insisted Cypriot banks, which attracted foreign investors with high interest rates, needed to contribute to the bailout.
"I think that a fair sharing of the burden was achieved," she said. "On one hand, the banks have to take responsibility for themselves. That is what we have always said: we do not want taxpayers to have to rescue banks, we want banks to rescue themselves."
Markets in Europe reacted positively, opening sharply higher, and the euro was back near $1.30.
The mood in Nicosia was more somber, however.
"This decision is painful for the Cypriot people. This decision was a defeat of solidarity, of social cohesion, which are fundamental freedoms, fundamental principles of the European Union," Parliament President Yiannakis Omirou told AP.
"So as soon as possible we have to prepare our economy to go out from the mechanism and the troika," he said, referring to the bailout agreement and the three-member delegation from the European Commission, International Monetary Fund, and ECB, who oversee implementation of bailout measures.
Banks in Cyprus have been closed for more than a week in Cyprus while politicians wrangled on how to raise 5.8 billion euros ($7.5 billion) to qualify for the rescue. An alternative was needed after the country's lawmakers resoundingly defeated the initial plan which would have seized up to 10 percent of funds in people's accounts in all banks.
While cash has been available through ATMs, many machines have quickly run out. Daily withdrawal limits of 100 euros ($130) were imposed on ATMs of the country's two troubled lenders, Laiki and Bank of Cyprus, on Sunday. All banks were scheduled to reopen Tuesday -- although a final decision on that was expected later Monday by the Central Bank.
Some form of capital controls will almost certainly be imposed once the banks open to prevent a potential bank run -- although the details remained unclear Monday afternoon. Lawmakers passed a bill last week allowing authorities to restrict financial transactions in times of crisis.
Ordinary Cypriots were trying to be optimistic.
"We believe in our people. People will work hard so we can stand on our feet again," said Nicosia resident Nicos Andreou Theodorou.
Under the new plan, the bulk of the funds will be raised by forcing losses on wealthy savers in two of the country's banks, with the remainder coming from tax increases and privatizations.
Laiki, the country's second-largest bank, will be restructured, with all bond-holders and people with more than 100,000 euros in their accounts facing significant losses. The bank will be dissolved immediately into a bad bank containing its uninsured deposits and toxic assets, with the guaranteed deposits being transferred to the nation's biggest lender, Bank of Cyprus.
Deposits at Bank of Cyprus above 100,000 euros will be frozen until it becomes clear whether or to what extent they will also be forced to take losses. Those funds will eventually be converted into bank shares. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said he expected a bit more than 50 percent of savings at Bank of Cyprus will be involved in the swap.
It is not yet clear how severe the losses would be to Laiki's large bank deposit holders, but the euro finance ministers noted the restructure expected to yield 4.2 billion euros ($5.4 billion) overall. Analysts have estimated investors might lose up to 40 percent of their money.
The plan agreed Monday does not need extra approval from Cyprus's parliament because the losses are part of a restructuring of the island's banks -- which would come under legislation passed last week -- and not a tax.
"Today's agreement should ... prevent a further escalation of the eurozone crisis and much more dramatic damage that would have followed from a Cypriot eurozone exit," said Reinhard Cluse, Managing Director of UBS Investment Bank.
However, Cluse said there is a risk that Cyprus' debt load may become unsustainable as the country is expected to enter a deep recession due to the cuts to its banking sector.
To further secure Cyprus's economy, the size of the country's banking sector -- worth up to eight times the country's gross domestic product of about 18 billion euros ($23.3 billion) -- must be drastically reduced , said Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who chairs the meetings of the eurozone's finance ministers.
The international creditors said the country's business model of attracting foreign investors, including many Russians, with low taxes and lax financial regulation had backfired and needed to be reformed. The country would also have to cut its budget, implement structural reforms and privatize state assets.
Russia's prime minister on Monday slammed the deal, saying the agreement was tantamount to theft: "In my opinion, the stealing of what has been stolen continues there."
Russian citizens hold as much as 20 billion euros ($26 billion) in Cypriot banks. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov also expressed concerns over the impact of Monday's decision.
"Despite all the assurances that we're receiving from the European Commission we fear that this (decision) could affect the stability of the euro, the stability of the eurozone and would send shockwaves to deteriorate the situation on the whole," he said.
Several national parliaments in eurozone countries such as Germany must approve the deal, which might take another few weeks. EU officials said they expect the whole program to be approved by mid-April.


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PORT ST. JOE, FL - Andrew. Opal. Frances. Charley. Irene. Jeanne.
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Many times, these storms leave in their wake millions of dollars in damage, broken lives, and sometimes even death. While various preparations can be made, there is no form of prevention. The only "defense" is planning, mitigation and response. After the storm has passed, and its havoc has been wreaked, emergency workers are the first on-scene to help pick up the pieces and restore citizens to their normal routines.
While much of what emergency responders accomplish during the response phase is similar to their usual work, hurricanes and tropical storms bring with them a slew of challenges that can be difficult to predict and handle.
"Even if we get hit by only one storm, that's still a 'bad season'," says Emergency Management Director Marshall Nelson. "We don't worry so much about what the seasonal forecast says - we just plan to be prepared no matter what."
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Nelson says that this exercise couldn't come at a better time.
"We have a lot of new people - all needing a chance to integrate with each other. We need to work and train with each other now so that when an emergency occurs and we walk into the EOC, there's no doubt about what we need to do," he said.
The exercise was designed for a variety of responders but is not restricted to government agencies.
"One of our main goals for this exercise is to involve as many community partners as possible," says Marshall Nelson. "In the event that a hurricane hits, it would impact our whole community, from emergency agencies to private industry to local citizens and we all need to be ready to respond."
To that end, the exercise featured quite an array of participants including personnel from Gulf County Emergency Management, Commissioner's Office, Administration, Grants Department, EMS, Building Department, Public Works, Mosquito Control, Planning Department, Fire/Rescue, Sheriff's Office, Gulf County Health Department, Florida Forest Service, Gulf County Amateur Radio Society, Gulf District School Board, Sacred Heart Hospital, Gulf County Chamber of Commerce, Gulf County Tourist Development, the American Red Cross as well as local media.
Terry Schenk, the Exercise Director for Disasters, Strategies, and Ideas Group (DSI), the organization designing and running the exercise, praised the county for creating such widespread participation.
"Once again, Gulf County is planning now instead of being blindsided by a future event," said Schenk, who also worked with Gulf County on a full scale mass casualty exercise in 2011. "Just as the county proved then when everyone is working as a cohesive team, it lays the groundwork to being better prepared for future emergencies. The Gulf County Board of Commissioners commitment to teamwork translates into lives being saved."
An evaluation team from DSI will assess the response with the goal of developing an "after action report and improvement plan" to be used by the participants in enhancing their response capabilities. Marshall Nelson explained that the purpose of bringing in an evaluation team is to find strengths and weaknesses and use these findings as a learning tool for improvement.
With the practical certainty of future weather-related disasters, the need for local agencies to be better prepared has never been more important. This exercise, and the lessons learned from it, will serve to strengthen our multi-agency coordination and help Gulf County continue to be a safe and peaceful place to live.


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An Agile Approach to Change ManagementBy Dr. Myles Bogner and David Elfanbaum | Posted 2011-02-04 Print
Organizations can leverage enterprise change management practices in conjunction with their agile development teams to foster IT delivery adoption.
Agile software development is designed to thrive within even the most dynamic business and technical environments. In fact, according to an article on the Web site of Martin Fowler, an agile industry leader, the name "agile" was chosen because its creators viewed "adaptiveness and response to change" as the most essential concept of the methodology.
All agile methodologies include integrated practices and processes that manage evolving requirements to efficiently develop a continuous stream of new software capabilities. However, agile does not address changes related to enterprise support of the agile process or tasks that fall outside the scope of the project work. These include how to:
· effectively manage internal personnel so appropriate stakeholders are available throughout the project;
· gather and prioritize the most important features desired by the organization throughout the development cycle;
· adjust the notion of ongoing training in a continuous release environment;
· ensure customer team members are informed by the full breadth of stakeholders required for enterprise acceptance;
· secure timely approval of new technologies that a team would like to leverage; and
· address stakeholder discomfort with cultural, business, social or other nontechnical changes related to software implementation.
Each of these challenges is compounded when organizations operate multiple agile projects simultaneously. Such unaddressed issues can cause an IT project to ultimately fail, even if it meets all project acceptance tests and is executed perfectly within the scope of the development team.
Enterprise change management provides a framework that addresses many of these missing factors. Here we will focus on how organizations can leverage ECM practices in conjunction with their agile development teams to foster IT delivery adoption.
Communicate a Vision of Change
In the book The Heart of Change, co-authors John Kotter, the Konosuke Matsushita Professor of Leadership, Emeritus, at the Harvard Business School, and consultant Dan Cohen, view the core pattern associated with successful change as "see-feel-change." To move stakeholders from negative thoughts and feelings, an ECM program must communicate a vision of the change that is compelling enough to not simply overcome negative preconceptions, but to motivate positive participation as well.
Some IT and project managers tend to treat people who will be affected by software initiatives as if they were Vulcans, not humans. Of course, most individuals are more like Kirk than they are like Spock: They don't rationally evaluate information and form impressions based solely on logic. Instead of withholding judgment on an impending change—such as a new software initiative—people tend to make gut-level intuitive leaps that are often negative and resistant.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Coker College head women's volleyball coach, Jon Stenman has resigned his position at Coker to become the head coach for Centenary College of Louisiana in Shreveport, La.
Stenman departs from Coker after two seasons at the helm of the Lady Cobras volleyball team. Leading Coker was Stenman's first stint as collegiate head coach; in his two seasons he compiled a record of 8-53.
"I would like to thank the administration at Coker for giving me the opportunity to be a head coach at the NCAA Division II level," said Stenman. "Much of what I learned here, I will take with me throughout my coaching career."
In addition to his duties as the volleyball coach, Stenman was also a professor in the Physical Education Department and was very active on Coker's campus. He will be greatly missed by the entire college community.
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"I drove down to Hart Plaza and I start sitting on the benches with the people, and they kind of looked at me like, 'What's this guy conversing with me?'" said Oleinick.
By the time the day was over, Oleinick had realized the enormous need in his city and had found a new purpose. He has since left behind his business in Farmington Hills and formed Heart 2 Hart, as in his heart to Hart Plaza.
"We generally start about 7:30 in the morning and sometimes a volunteer will be here to help prepare the sandwiches and basically get everything ready from the food standpoint, and then the person that works with me, Kenneth Levy, comes in and we kind of brainstorm what other products we want to take, like underwear and socks," Oleinick said.
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Heart 2 Hart now operates three days a week and helps dozens of needy citizens, all because one man decided to spend his lunch break feeding someone else.
"We are doing 65 lunches per day. We have outgrown our vehicle. We're in need of a big van," said Oleinick. "We've kind of found a piece of this world that needs a little repairing. We are building relationships. To me, it is that simple."
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When the parade of nations enters London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Games, one Mountain View family will have reason to cheer louder and longer than most local sports fans. The Krikorians will watch proudly as Adam Krikorian leads the United States' Women's National Water Polo Team around the track and ultimately, they hope, to the gold.
"We're obviously proud of him," Gary Krikorian says, his wife Joyce nodding in agreement. The two are sitting in the living room of the Waverly Park home where they raised their three boys. It's April 30, two months to the day before the first women's water polo match of the summer games is scheduled. They have pulled out an assortment of their son's trophies, plaques and are flipping through family albums filled with pictures of Krikorian.
As the youngest of the bunch, Krikorian says he idolized his older brothers Blake and Jason. And while he says he inherited his love of sports from the whole family, he credits his brothers for pulling him into the water.
Krikorian enjoyed soccer, basketball and baseball when he was younger -- playing in multiple youth leagues. "I just naturally loved sports," he remembers of his elementary and middle school years at Bubb and Graham schools. "When I got home from school, the first thing I wanted to do was something athletic."
But despite his love for multiple sports, by the time Krikorian entered high school and seeing his older siblings competing in the pool, he had made up his mind. He would concentrate on water sports.
"I swam, basically, because my older brothers swam," he says. "It was pretty simple. I wanted to be just like them."
Krikorian played varsity water polo all four years at Mountain View High School before he was accepted to the University of California, Los Angeles, where he studied psychology with a focus in business and continued to play. In his first year out of college he landed a job as assistant water polo coach for both the men's and the women's teams.
In retrospect, he says, the reason he applied for the position was to "stall entering the real world." He didn't like the idea of getting a job in an office. But in his first year as coach he realized how much he loved the work -- even though the rosters he worked with didn't perform as well as they could have.
"It was frustrating to be part of a team that underachieved and a team that I thought we could have made better," Krikorian says. "Being very competitive, I wanted to make it better." The next year they did better and the year after that they won a championship.
"Going from that rough year to being a part of creating something special -- after you experience something like that, it's in your blood," he says. "I just wanted to continue."
So he stayed on. In 1999, Guy Baker, UCLA's coach at the time, took the job Krikorian now holds, as coach of the national women's team. Baker was able to stay on in a limited capacity, and Krikorian began managing more of UCLA's water polo teams until 2009 when Baker moved on to become director of Olympic development for the U.S. national water polo team, leaving the coaching position open for Krikorian.
Krikorian's father says that his son's competitive spirit and love of the game are not the only things that drove him to pursue a career in water polo.
"He's a quick thinker and a student of the game," Gary says, recalling that when his son was 9 years old he would keep a detailed log of the kids on his soccer team, as well as on the opposing team. At an age where many children are still trying to get the soccer ball to go in direction they want it to, Krikorian was teaching himself how to be a coach.
Looking ahead to London, Krikorian says he is filled with many emotions: excitement, joy, pride -- both in himself and in the women he coaches -- and above all, a sense of "patriotism that is, at times, hard to grasp, because it is so large. … You realize that you are a part of something that is almost impossible to grasp."
The thought that he will soon be walking out on a global stage to represent his country has touched Krikorian in a very profound way. "Not too many people get the opportunity to represent their country," he says. "It's an incredible honor."


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The Pioneer Village complex comprises 28 buildings on 20 acres housing over 50,000 irreplaceable items of historical value, restored to operating order, arranged in groups and also in the chronological order of their development. There are 12 historic buildings around the circular \"green\". There\'s a Frontier Fort, a real honest-to-goodness Pony Express Station, an Iron Horse, and a home made of sod. There\'s a general store and a toy store, chock full of all the goods from yesteryear. An original art collection including 25 Currier and Ives prints, 23 Jackson paintings, and the largest single collection of Rogers statues. You can see a priceless steam carousel, 17 historic flying machines and marvel at 100 antique tractors. See the world\'s oldest Buick, a 1902 Cadillac and a 1903 Ford, both designed by Henry Ford, plus 350 other antique cars, all displayed in their order of development.
The Planes of Fame Air Museum was founded in 1957 by Edward Maloney. It is the oldest independently operated aviation museum in the United States.
The museum collection spans the history of manned flight. We house over 150 Aircraft and displays. Many of the Aircraft are flyable, including the P-51 Mustang, F4U Corsair, P-47 Thunderbolt, P-40 Warhawk, B-25 Mitchell, P-38 Lightning, F-86 Sabre & Russian Mig 15.
Our Mission is to preserve aviation history, inspire interest in aviation, educate the public, and honor aviation pioneers and veterans.
We are a non profit 501 (c)(3) organization that has grown since 1957 through donations. We receive no monies from the government. For more info please visit: http://www.planesoffame.org
Planes of Fame Air Museum
7000 Merrill Avenue #17, Chino, CA 91710
Tel – 909-597-3722
Fax – 909-597-4755
About Classic Fighters of America
For almost 100 years and the advent of flight, man has sought to develop an aircraft that could be both offensive and defensive, and thus allow airborne supremacy. From the early 1900's until after World War II, these aircraft were referred to as "Pursuit" types, and shared a "P" in their designations. Examples were the P-40 Tomahawk, the P-38 Lightning and the P-51 Mustang. After that war and the formation of the U.S. Air Force as a branch separate from the U.S. Army, the designations of these types were changed to "Fighters" having an "F" prefix. Examples are the F-84 and the F-86. Classic Fighters of America focuses almost entirely on Pursuit/Fighter aircraft employed by the U.S. forces in the past.
North American B-25J-25-NC, serial number 44-30733, nicknamed "Sandbar Mitchell" after it crashed on a Tanana River sandbar near Fairbanks, Alaska in June of 1969. With the help of skilled volunteers this B-25J will once again grace the skies over America in honor of the 340th Bomb Group. After spending 44 years resting on the Tanana River Sandbar, Sandbar Mitchell was recovered on July 5, 2013. She is now being restored in the Warbirds Of Glory Museum shop in Michigan.
In addition to the rare flying WWII and Korea warplanes on display at the impressive hangar of the Dixie Wing, there is a room dedicated to the display of artifacts and memorabilia of the Wars of the U.S. in the last century. On display at various points in the museum are mannequins wearing authentic uniforms of WWII. One cabinet displays WWI articles.
Several cabinets display finely crafted plastic models of Allied and Axis warplanes of the last century. This collection was crafted by the late James McConnell of Big Canoe, GA and donated to the Wing by his widow, Betty. A large collection of WWII toys is on display donated by Mr. Richard McNary. During the war, little or no metal was available for toys, so manufacturers used wood, cardboard and even plaster of paris to make these toys.
The centerpiece of the Museum is a 10 foot model of the "USS Enterprise" (CVA-6), the most decorated US warship of WWII and veteran of all but 2 major battles. It is displayed with scale models of U.S. carrier aircraft of WWII.
Various cabinets contain weapons and gear of American, British, French, Russian, German, Italian, and Japanese military services.
A large model of the "USS Missouri" battleship is displayed along with a freighter, the "Aldebarau". Above these is a very large model of the CAF B-17 "Texas Raider".
Aviation art by Col Mark Baldwin is displayed on the walls of the Museum along with newspapers of WWII and military insignias.
Sevearl aircraft engines are displayed including a Fairchild "Ranger", an Allison V-12, a Rolls Royce "Merlin" V-12, a rare Guiberson diesel radial engine and the large Pratt and Whitney Double Wasp R-2800 used on the F4U Corsair fighter-bomber
The museum items supplement the stars of the Dixie Wing Hangar. These fully operational airplanes include the Douglas SBD-5 "Dauntless" divebomber, the North American P-51 D "Mustang" fighter, the Goodyear FG-1D Corsair fighter, the North American LT-6D "Mosquito" spotter attack aircraft, the Fiarchild PT-19A primary trainer, the Aeronca L-16 liason and spotter aircraft, a North American SNJ advanced trainer and two replica Japanese aircraft: the "Zero" fighter and the "Kate" torpedo bomber, these last two built for the movie "Tora, Tora, Tora!"
Museum curators are Col Mark Baldwin and Col Walt Cantrell. The Dixie Wing and the Commemorative Air Force is a 501-c3 tax exempt organization. The museum is staffed by volunteers and supported mainly by donations.
The Museum is home to the 35th Division Museum. It includes 36 pieces of military equipment outside–airplanes, helicopters, tanks, artillery, jeeps, trucks, artillery tractors, etc. The Museum includes over 125 inside exhibits, including exhibits on the Civil War, Indian Wars in Kansas, Spanish-American War, Mexican Border War of 1916, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Desert Storm-Desert Shield, and the Global Wars on Terrorism–Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. The Museum includes the Kansas National Guard Hall of Fame, a MAS*H replica of the "Swamp," an original oil portrait of Adolph Hitler, a Snowgoose UAV, and Maj Daniel Forbes.
The Combat Air Museum is a non-profit institution dedicated to the creation of facilities and resources for the education of the local and regional communities through the collection, preservation, conservation and exhibition of aircraft, information, artifacts, technology and art associated with the military aviation history of the United States of America.
Founded in the 1970's, The Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum has a continually growing collection of over 45 historic warbirds from the beginnings of aviation to the present day. The VAC is a 501(3)c educational organization dedicated to the preservation of, education about and commemoration of Warbirds from all eras and the men and women who flew, maintained and fought in them.
Pappy Boyington Field Museum is dedicated to preserving local aviation histoy and the efforts of veterans and aviators who have sacrificed and contributed to preserving the integrity and peace to which the United States has been graced.
Pappy Boyington Field Museum preserves the military and aviation history of area residents. We are a federal and Idaho 501(c)3 charitable non-profit, and donations are tax deductible. We are looking for military scrapbooks and stories of local veterans. We also pay particular honor to locally born and raised WW2 Ace Greg "Pappy" Boyington.
The Alfred & Lois Kelch Aviation Museum, Inc. is located at the Brodhead Airport (C37), near Brodhead, Wisconsin. Housed in four hangars, the museum contains a unique collection of aircraft and automobiles from the 1920's and 1930's, many of which are one-of-a-kind or sole surviving examples. All of the aircraft are fully restored and most are flyable.
Flyable aircraft, military vehicle collection
Liberty Aviation Museum is a newer museum that opened in July of 2012 at the Erie-Ottawa International Airport (KPCW Carl Keller Field) in Port Clinton, Ohio. Our museum consists our B-25 Mitchell, WWII bomber "Georgie's Gal" built in 1945, recently restored by Aero Trader out of Chino, CA. (The B-25 Mitchell is currently away from the museum until late July 2015) Ground vehicles include a 1941 Dodge ambulance, 2 Jeeps, German 37mm AA gun, German Horch Truck, German Field Kitchen, German Kubel, 3 BMW Motorcycles, Tiger Tank Replica, Hetzer Tank Replica, Panther Tank Replica (currently undergoing restoration away from the museum), & 2 WWII PT boats under current restoration (Currently not available for public viewing until new hangar expansion opens after Memorial Day. View the PT 728 Thomcat facebook page for photos of the restoration of the boat! The PT-728 will be on display in the new hangar expansion when the building opens after Memorial Day. The sister boat, the PT-724 is in storage currently and not available for viewing) The PT-728 Thomcat will be available for boat experiences after restoration is completed! Don't forget to check out the Tin Goose Diner attached to the museum! Open year round, open 7 days a week (7am-7pm), serving breakfast, lunch and dinner! You can fly in or drive in to visit us! When flying in, please radio the FBO to verify that our ramp is open for parking. If it isn't, you can park at the airport and we have a shuttle that will bring you to our facility next door! Ford Tri-Motor rides are available.
We are honoured to have one of only 4 Avro Lancaster bombers, with functioning Merlin engines, left in the world.
Have a look in our Facebook Musée Avion MONTELIMAR……search on GOOGLE or in http://www.meacmtl.com
Hundreds of rare aviation items and artifacts are on display in the Spirit of Flight Hall of Honor representing the past, present and future of flight.
Our mission is to save and display aircraft and flight memorabilia to honor all veterans, and to educate the general public on the significance of aviation and aviation history.
The historic legacy of the Alameda Naval Air Station will be preserved at the Alameda Naval Air Museum located in the former Air Terminal Building #77 at Alameda Point. Our museum features archival materials, photographs and stories of the war workers of World War II up to the eventual closing of the base in 1997.This project was made possible by a grant for building upgrades from the Economic Development Agency and the city of Alameda. To date, some $750,000 worth of improvements have been made to Building #77 to meet all code requirements of the City of Alameda.Volunteers established the Alameda Naval Air Museum as an educational community center to tell the story of it\'s beginnings in support of the Pacific Fleet in World War II and it\'s subsequent decades of service to the nation during Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm.Visitors can read historic newspapers, such as those published at Pearl Harbor, and have an opportunity to re-live the past. That is what history is all about. We are interested in acquiring and preserving documents that illustrate and celebrate the people and stories of the World War II years. Our collection includes artifacts, photographs, aircraft models, programs, guide books, flyers, documents, safety gear, medals, uniforms, badges and awards.The purpose of our museum is to preserve for the benefit and inspiration of future generations and to leave a historic legacy.Society and industry were changed forever by the sweeping impacts of the World War II build-up. For the first time, men, women and minorities worked together side by side. Services such as health insurance and child care were initiated in industry to improve worker\'s health, productivity and retention. Labor and government worked together to provide to the fleet overhauled aircraft and engines achieving unheard of production records.People moved here from all over the country in unprecedented numbers to seek industrial production jobs. This changed rural and urban America forever. The Air Station had 45,000 personnel at its peak in 1945 when the city of Alameda had only 25,000 residents. The base covered one-third of the island of Alameda.The museum volunteers host many visits of school children and other local and national groups so they can learn about Naval Aviation history and the valuable contributions made by the many generations of workers during the last half of the 20th Century. More than 250 skilled trades came together at NAS Alameda to create lasting records of top workmanship and professionalism.
In 1990, a group of Delta retirees launched an effort to locate one of Delta\'s first 1940s Douglas DC-3 aircraft. This combined with an effort to consolidate Delta\'s memorabilia and archival collections, created a groundswell of support that expanded into a museum.The goal of the museum is to collect, preserve, and present the history of Delta Air Lines in ways that educate and engage. We serve Delta employees and families, Delta friends, local community organizations and non-profits, and academic researchers.On May 23, 1995, the Delta Air Transport Heritage Museum, Inc, was incorporated as an independent nonprofit corporation, organized exclusively for public charitable uses and purposes and qualified under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. It is devoted to collecting and preserving the history and heritage of Delta Air Lines and all of the airlines that have merged with Delta in the past. This includes Chicago & Southern Air Lines (1953), Northeast Airlines (1972), Western Airlines (1987), Northwest Airlines (2008), and information about the acquisition of Pan Am\'s trans-Atlantic and shuttle routes (1991). The Museum is located in the Delta World Headquarters in Atlanta and is open to Delta employees, retirees, corporate visitors, and to the general public by appointment.
The mission of the Baltimore Museum of Industry is to collect, preserve, and interpret the industrial and technological heritage of the Baltimore region for the public by presenting educational programs and exhibits that explore the stories of Maryland's industries and the people who created and worked in them.
The Museum has four large floors devoted to the disciplines of art, history, natural history and science/technology. It houses both long-term exhibits and five changing exhibit galleries. On Oct. 29, 1988, the South Carolina State Museum opened its doors, bringing to the citizens of the Palmetto State the newest, and one of the finest, state museums in America. Since that day it has awed, delighted and enlightened millions of visitors. The State Museum has more than 70,000 artifacts in its collection, and it is still a very young institution. The State Museum is housed in its largest artifact, the former Columbia Mill. This former textile mill also is a world-first. When it opened in 1894, manufacturing cotton duck cloth (a canvas-like material), it was the first totally-electric textile mill in the world. It was also the first major industrial installation for the General Electric corporation. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The State Museum was voted one of the three top museums by Southeastern readers of Southern Living magazine, along with the High Museum in Atlanta and the Smithsonian Institution. The State Museum has been voted Best Museum in the Midlands five years in a row by Columbia Metropolitan magazine, and was designated Best Museum of 2007 by the readers of the Free Times newspaper.
The Heritage Flight Museum (HFM) has been established by the Anders family to help educate the public so that they might understand and appreciate the contribution military aircraft, and the people that flew them, have made to our heritage, national security and freedom.The primary focus of the HFM will be on US Army Air Corps and US Air Force vintage "Warbirds": fighters, trainers, and liaison aircraft. Additionally, once a permanent facility is established, the HFM will add displays highlighting elements of the US Space Program, mainly the Apollo program.In order to obtain the greatest exposure of the aircraft, the HFM will primarily display aircraft through flying and static display at their hangars in Bellingham, WA. Additionally, aircraft may be displayed at air shows and other remote locations.Besides aircraft displays, HFM plans to display aviation restoration projects, models, and memorabilia. Space flight memorabilia, historical presentations, and educational material will be displayed as well. Additionally, once a more permanent facility is found, the museum plans to develop aviation education and youth education programs.
The Heartland Museum of Military Vehicles (HMMV) is a non-profit organization run by volunteers and funded by donations and grants.The museum has about 100 vehicles including helicopters, tanks, halftracks, ambulances, and a jeep from every branch of the service plus displays of weapons, uniforms, engines, equipment, and more. The everyday necessities of a soldier\'s life, such as MREs, blend with unique vehicles like those used by the German army in World War II.This hands-on museum invites you to see, touch, and even sit in vehicles that have been restored and, for the most part, are operational. Vehicles date from World War II but displays include items from World War I as well.


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Multigrain Struan from (WGB)
This is my second attempt at the multigrain Struan from Peter Reinhart's wonderful book: Whole grain Breads. This is no easy dough to deal with, and I remember now why i have chosen to put it off for a second trial. The high proportion of soaked grains (I used some seeds too), held loosely by 100% whole wheat flour, some butter, and honey; makes for a very sticky dough.
I have used a sourdough preferment instead of a yeasted preferment, to give my dough a boost of strength, and flavor. The final dough was leavened with commercial yeast @ 2.5tsp. I also chose not to add any more flour, so the dough was stickier but soft. Ultimately, the dough should come together coherently and form a ball.
Notes to self:
1 – Use a mixer. Your hands will get messy with this one.
2 - Add some more whole wheat flour to the final dough.
2 – Bake it in pans, NOT free form.
3 – Apply egg wash prior to Poppy seed garnish. Water will not do the job properly.
4 – Bake *4 the recipe quantity, as this bread disappears almost immediately.
Sourdough Preferment (Wholewheat) - Freshly prepared:
Soaker: (Millet, Cracked Oats, Buckwheat, flaxseeds, Sunflower seeds, toasted sesame) in Hot water.
Formed Batards:
The flavors, texture, aroma are all out of this world. The crust is sof, yet crunchy from all the popp seeds. The crumb is soft, crunchy, isn't chewy at all, and very aromatic. Overall, the bread isn't dense it is just closed textured.
The bread was praised by all members of my household. The extra crunchiness brought by the addition of millet was just the right addition to compement the rest of the textures. This is one absolutely magnificent recipe from a magnificent bread book.


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12 Top Moments at the 2018 Golden Globesby IMDb-Editors | last updated - 08 Jan 2018
From fiery, funny moments on the red carpet to Oprah's show-stealing speech, we take a look at top moments at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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Debra Messing Calls E! to the Red Carpet
While E! interviewed her on the red carpet, Debra Messing brought the #TimesUp movement full circle by dragging the network for the departure of Catt Sadler, who left her post at E! after discovering a male colleague reportedly was paid almost double her salary for similar work.
Seth Meyers Jinxes 'The Post'?
Host Seth Meyers landed a memorable joke about The Post during his opening monologue when, after describing the themes of Steven Spielberg's political drama, a woman appeared on stage with an armload of trophies for the movie. Meyers ushered her away, saying it was too early and we'd see how the evening would play out. Interestingly, the Tom Hanks/Meryl Streep hit went home emptyhanded.
Elizabeth Moss' Mic-Drop-Worthy Speech
Elizabeth Moss' acceptance speech, in which she quoted a passage from "The Handmaid's Tale" author Margaret Atwood about people living in the margins and white spaces of society, was one of many incredibly moving speeches of the night.
An Iconic Centenarian Takes the Stage
Kirk Douglas' appearance on stage with Catherine Zeta-Jones reminded us that there have always been at least a few good men in Hollywood. The movie legend, who recently turned 101, appropriately received a standing ovation from the crowd at the Beverly Hilton.
New Sitcom Pitch: "Carol & Jennifer"
Proving that teleprompter-assisted comedy bits can actually be funny, Carol Burnett made us all laugh when she welcomed Jennifer Aniston back to TV by declaring that "Will & Grace" was one of her favorite shows.
A Marvelous Night for Rachel Brosnahan
Most everyone expected Rachel Brosnahan to win the award for Best Actress in a TV Series - Musical or Comedy, but here's a trivia bit you might not know: "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" standout was the top trending star on IMDb during the awards telecast, based on pageviews among IMDb users.
James Franco's Return to the Awards Stage
Former Oscar host and potential Oscar nominee James Franco gave a heartwarming acceptance speech for his win in the Best Actor - Musical or Comedy category. It was almost interrupted by some Tommy Wiseau mic time, but Franco blocked The Room legend from getting any words in. Perhaps he's saving them for the Academy Awards?
Sterling K. Brown Ups the Drama
Adding some additional context to the night's themes of visibility and inclusiveness, it will be a long time before we'd ever forget Sterling K. Brown thanking his "This Is Us" creator Dan Fogelman for writing not just a character — but a black character — just for him.
All Eyes on Saoirse "Best Actress" Ronan
For us, Saoirse Ronan's win in the Best Actress - Musical or Comedy category brings the Oscar Best Actress race to a fever pitch as the focus narrows in on Ronan and Frances McDormand, who was named Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama. And, technically speaking, Ronan was the second-highest trending star during the ceremony, according to pageviews among IMDb users.
Boss Behavior From Frances McDormand
Speaking of Frances, we loved it when she shooed away a roving cameraperson so she could get a full view of her Three Billboards co-star Sam Rockwell's acceptance speech. We also toasted when she invited the other actresses in her category for a shot of tequila at the bar.
Guillermo del Toro Earns His First Golden Globe
Enjoying what could be the most awards-friendly year of his 25+ year career with The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro successfully stopped the orchestra from playing him off the stage during his acceptance speech for the Best Director Golden Globe.
Oprah Steals the Entire Show
After an electrifying speech as she accepted the Cecil B. DeMille Award, if Oprah Winfrey does decide to run for president of the United States in 2020, we hope she chooses Elle Woods as her campaign manager.


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Pittsburgh Stone and Waterscapes is landscape design / install company of over 30 years. We are currently looking for candidates in various positions for our 2012 spring season. We are a premier company specializing in innovative projects such as outdoor: rooms, kitchens, fireplaces, paver patios and driveways, ponds and waterfalls, landscaping, drainage and hillside solutions and much more. We separate ourselves from other construction companies by our professionalism, experience, organization, educational systems for employees such as:
- A company policy manual- That describes in detail what we expect out of each and every employee on a daily basis.
- A company Operations manual- That describes in great detail of how we execute the services of company offers to the public
- Daily log sheets that are customized for each position.
- We offer several resources for additional education for all employees
Our employee's compensation is based on experience and performance. We have a salary sheet that we provide to all of our employees that allows them to know what they are expected to master to make a particular pay grade. Other benefits we offer are:
- Paid vacation days
- Paid 15 min. break daily
- End of the year bonus
- Time and half pay (over time) after 40hrs (which is typically every other week)
- Unemployment benefits during off season
- Winter employment options
- Company uniforms provided
- Projects are provided for typically high end residential homes in good areas
- On site education of projects and equipment
- Opportunities and tools for job growth
- Mandatory 40 hour work week
- Employees are provided with up to date and reliable equipment and vehicles
We are looking for individuals who have experience in the construction field. This allows us to know they are capable of physical work in the weather. Experience is a plus but most importantly are individuals whom are passionate about the industry and looking to learn or continue a trade by one of the top companies in the industry. Those who are certified plumbers, electricians, carpenters, or CDL drivers may also want to submit additional skills. The following candidates must pass the minimum requirements:
- Valid Pa. drivers license and own transportation to and from work
- Willing to report to shop area in Cecil Twp. Mon. – Fri. and Saturdays (when necessary) At 6AM
- Drug free (subject to random drug test)
- Physically fit (able to lift 85lbs continuously)
- Positive attitude
- Punctual, reliable, and shows initiative
- Follows and abides by Company Policy and Operations manual daily during working hours
- At least 2 years experience in the construction field
If you meet the following criteria and are interested in learning more about our company and the positions offered you may submit a full resume with contact information from previous employers. If a full resume and references are not included or you don't pass the minimum requirements you will not be considered for he positions. You can also visit our web site online. We look forward to hearing from you!


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3634?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Dag H. Wanvik updated DERBY-3634: --------------------------------- Attachment: derby-3634-newimpl-1.txt derby-3634-newimpl-1.stat derby-3634-newimpl-1.diff Uploading a cleaned up version of the last prototype patch. Please see notes in derby-3634-newimpl-1.txt attached for details. This version is fairly close to a committable state, I hope. Comments are much appreciated! > Cannot use row_number() in ORDER BY clause > ------------------------------------------ > > Key: DERBY-3634 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3634 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: SQL > Affects Versions: 10.4.1.3 > Reporter: Rick Hillegas > Assignee: Dag H. Wanvik > Attachments: derby-3634-a.diff, derby-3634-a.stat, derby-3634-a.txt, derby-3634-b.diff, derby-3634-b.stat, derby-3634-c.diff, derby-3634-c.stat, derby-3634-newimpl-1.diff, derby-3634-newimpl-1.stat, derby-3634-newimpl-1.txt, derby-3634-remove-2.diff, derby-3634-remove-2.stat, derby-3634-remove.diff, derby-3634-remove.stat > > > The following query works correctly: > select abs(a), row_number() over () > from t > where a > 100 and a < 111 > order by abs(a) > I expected the following query to also work, but it raised an exception: > select abs(a), row_number() over () > from t > where a > 100 and a < 111 > order by row_number() over () > This is the error I saw: "ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered "over" at line 5, column 23". > Here are the reasons why I think that this syntax is supposed to be supported: > According to my reading of the 2003 SQL spec, the ORDER BY clause should be able to sort on any expression in the SELECT list. That includes OLAP expressions. I believe this is so because, according to part 2, section 10.10 (<sort specification>), a <sort key> can be any <value expression> and if you follow the grammar for <value expression>, it can resolve to be a <value expression primary> (see section 6.3), which can in turn resolve to be a <window function>. This reasoning is supported by tracing the hotlinks on the following page which lays out the SQL 2003 BNF: http://savage.net.au/SQL/sql-2003-2.bnf.html This interpretation is further supported by the example of an ORDER BY clause referencing an OLAP expression which is provided on page 23 of the introduction to OLAP written by Fred Zemke, Krishna Kulkarni, Andy Witkowski, and Bob Lyle: www.cse.iitb.ac.in/dbms/Data/Papers-Other/SQL1999/OLAP-99-154r2.pdf -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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text: « Return to Search D'Amore Receives ACIP Rous-Whipple Award February 21, 2012 Dr. Patricia D'Amore, of the Mass. Eye and Ear Schepens Research Institute, receives the 2012 ASIP Rous-Whipple Award Contact: Mass. Eye and Ear Public Affairs Ph.: 617-573-3341 Boston (Feb. 21, 2012) -- Mark E. Sobel, MD, Ph.D., Executive Officer of the American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) has announced that Dr. Patricia A. D'Amore of the Mass. Eye and Ear Schepens Research Institute, is the recipient of the 2012 ASIP Rous-Whipple Award. Dr. D'Amore will present her award lecture, "The Many Roles of VEGF in the Adult," on Sunday, April 22, 2012 at the ASIP Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology 2012 in San Diego, CA. She will receive the Rous-Whipple Award on Monday, April 23, 2012 during the ASIP Awards Presentation and Membership Business Meeting. D'Amore's lecture will form the basis of a publication in The American Journal of Pathology. The ASIP Rous Whipple Award is presented to a senior scientist with a distinguished career in research who has advanced the understanding of disease and has continued productivity at the time of this award. Dr. D'Amore is the Co-Director of Research, Senior Scientist, & Ankeny Scholar of Retinal Molecular Biology, at the Mass. Eye and Ear Schepens Eye Research Institute, and Professor of Ophthalmology and Pathology at Harvard Medical School. Dr. D'Amore's research focuses on vascular growth and development, with an emphasis on blood-vessel growth in the retina. Work conducted in her laboratory, and in collaboration with investigators at Mass Eye and Ear, formed the basis for the current use of anti-angiogenic therapies for diabetic retinopathy. The American Society for Investigative Pathology (ASIP) is a society of biomedical scientists who investigate the mechanisms of disease. Investigative pathology is an integrative discipline that links the presentation of disease in the whole organism to its fundamental cellular and molecular mechanisms. It uses a variety of structural, functional, and genetic techniques and ultimately applies research findings to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. ASIP is a member of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB), a coalition of 24 independent societies that plays an active role in lobbying for the interests of 100,000 biomedical scientists. About Mass. Eye and Ear Founded in 1824, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary is an independent specialty hospital providing patient care for disorders of the eye, ear, nose, throat, head and neck. Mass. Eye and Ear is an international leader in Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology research and a teaching partner of Harvard Medical School. Under the direction of Mass. Eye and Ear's board of directors, the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and Schepens Eye Research Institute recently formed the world's largest and most robust private basic and clinical ophthalmology research enterprise. For more information, call 617-523-7900 or visit http://www.masseyeandear.org/.


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Fall and Winter are prime times to bake items that compliment our seasonal soups and stews. We've come across this old world style Drop Biscuit recipe and modified it a bit for the Big Green Egg.
We've got a small Big Green Egg that loves to hover at 400F with ease and decided to put it to use.
Tools: Big Green Egg or other BBQ cooker that can maintain constant 400F indirect temperatures. Lodge cast iron biscuit pan.
Cooker Temp: 400F, indirect heat.
Baking Directions: After making the dough, cut small 1/8″ thick pads of butter and set one pad into each void on the baking pan. Put equal parts of dough into each void on top of the butter. Be as consistent as possible and use up all of the dough – because it doesn't keep well. Set the now filled iron pan into the preheated cooker and close the lid. Check the biscuits after 15 minutes and then again at 20 minutes. You will begin to see the biscuits brown slightly where they contact the cast iron. When they are sufficiently brown, pull them out and rest them. The biscuits should be somewhat crumbly and soft, but when given a slight turn in the baking pan, spin easily. (cooking times may vary with each grill – keep checking on them)
Dough Recipe:
Lodge Logic Cast Iron Drop Biscuit Pan
2 cups unbleached all-purpose four
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon sugar
¾ teaspoon table salt
½ teaspoon baking soda
1 cup buttermilk, chilled
8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter, melted and slightly cooled (and additional butter for the pan)
Victorine Valley Farms Butter Flavored Olive Oil (for drizzling)
Option: Feel free to add herbs of your choice to the biscuits as well.
Mixing Instructions:
- Wisk the flour, baking powder, sugar, salt, and baking soda together in a large bowl.
- Mix the buttermilk and melted butter (8 tablespoons) together in a separate bowl.
- Combine the buttermilk mixture with the dry ingredients and stir with a rubber spatula until incorporated and batter pulls away from the sides of the bowl.
Thanks to Victorine Valley Farms for providing the wonderful local Olive Oils for our recipes. Products can be ordered on their website here…www.victorinevalley.com


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The Super Bowl MVP had 287 yards passing. The guy who perhaps should have won the award finished with three more.
Receiver Jacoby Jones had a Super Bowl-record 290 combined yards, via 56 receiving yards and 234 return yards, including the longest play and longest kickoff return in Super Bowl history (108 yards).
The fact that Jones had only 56 yards from scrimmage likely made it harder to win the MVP. Then again, in Super Bowl XXXI Desmond Howard became the MVP with zero yards from scrimmage and 244 return yards, two fewer yards that Brett Favre generated through the air in that game.
So, yeah, maybe Jones should have been the MVP. Cast your vote below.


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Gluten Free Progressive Dinner: Vegan Un-Chicken Roasted Vegetable Soup Recipe
For some time now, I've had a recipe idea rolling around in my head. I have been longing for some of my tasty Southern Fried Tofu Recipe but since I'm avoiding soy for Baby Yum, it is off the menu. So I thought, what if I could take the flavor elements of that yummy nutritional yeast, herb coating and somehow feature them in an entirely different but equally homey and comforting dish? As winter has darkened even sunny California with grey and rainy skies, soup started seeming more and more appealing. I decided to take those Southern Fried tofu flavors and infuse them into a warm, soothing un-chicken soup with nary a soybean to be seen. I loved the idea of a recipe where herbs could really sing in concert with roasted, fresh veggies and wanted a way to use some delightful baby zuchinni and baby pattypan squash that I'd found at the wonderful Milk Pail Market. This soup was just as savory and delicious as I had imagined, and was luckily done just in time for me to participate in Diane's Gluten Free Progressive Dinner.
But a secret? This is one recipe I think I'll be playing with for quite some time to get just right. After all, now that I'm a Mommy, I have to come up with a perfect un-chicken soup for all the colds, flus and chilly days ahead. Try this recipe, and enjoy- but don't be afraid to tweak it for your taste buds. Just promise to tell me about your experiments- and whatever you do, don't leave out the nutritional yeast, as it gives this recipe some serious vegan soul.
I took this soup base
And these delightful veggies
To make one yummy soup!
What's your favorite gluten-free vegan soup recipe? Share the URL in the comments and I'll add the link to this post! You can find more gluten-free soups at the Gluten Free Homemaker Soup Carnival
A Gluten-free Progressive Dinner Entry.
Visit the other entrees for January's Light Winter Warmers:
Monday January 18th Karen from Cook4Seasons made Creamy Potato Leek Soup and we enjoyed Roasted Cauliflower Soup With Gluten Free Croutons by Alison from Sure Foods Living.
Tuesday January 19th - Diane from The W.H.O.L.E. Gang made Winter Fire Roasted Tomato Soup w/ Prosciutto Topping
Wednesday January 20th Diane from The W.H.O.L.E. Gang made a -Mexican Seafood Soup and I made this Book of Yum Un-Chicken Vegan Savory Soup.
Thursday January 21st – Amy from Simply Sugar and Gluten Free made Black Bean Chili with Butternut Squash and Swiss Chard and Shirley from gluten free easily served Wassail.
Friday January 22nd -Ali from The Whole Life Nutrition Kitchen served Moroccan Chickpea and Potato Soup.
Gluten free Vegan Un-chicken soup
2-3 tbsp olive oil
1 onion, diced
3 carrots,peeled and diced
1/2 large fennel bulb, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
scant bunch of fresh parsley, chopped
1 tsp basil
1/4 cup nutritional yeast (I like Kal's)
4 cups water
1/2 bunch of kale, de-veined and julienned (optional)
1/2 lb special veggies for roasting (i used baby zucchini and baby pattypan squash), cut into interesting shape,drizzled with olive oil, sprinkled with your favorite italian seasoning.
Heat oven to 450F.
Heat olive oil in large dutch oven or similar pan on medium and add your died onion. Saute for a few minutes and add your carrot, fennel, and celery. Saute until the onions are translucent and vegetables begin to caramelize. Add fresh herbs and dried herbs and saute for another minute or two. Add your nutritional yeast. Warm throughout and then add your water and vegetable stock. Add kale (optional) to pan and let soup simmer.
While soup simmers, prepare your roasting vegetables and place on medium to large baking sheet. Put in oven and roast until vegetables are golden brown on one side. Roast for at least 15 minutes- timing will depend on the type of veggie you use, your preference for doneness, and the cut of the veggie. My veggies took at least 20 minutes, but i wasn't watching them closely.
If you want a thicker soup with some substance, you can take millet grits and combine them in a small bowl with hot water, olive oil, and any seasonings you like. I microwaved them for a minute, but this probably isn't necessary. Stir into your soup. I think next time I might leave this out.
Simmer soup until it has reduced to a strength of flavor that you like. For me, the soup was tasting very yummy by the time the vegetables were done roasting (about twenty minutes). Taste and adjust seasonings as needed, and add pepper.
Add your roasted vegetables to the dish and let flavors marry for a few minutes. Serve and enjoy!
Wonderful for a cold, drizzly day or if you have a cold, just like a traditional chicken soup.
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WATFORD CITY, N.D. (AP) - Investigators headed to western North Dakota on Tuesday to assess the strength of a tornado that injured nine people, including a 15-year-old girl who suffered critical injuries, and damaged or destroyed 15 trailers at a workers' camp in the heart of the state's booming oil patch.
The twister touched down about 7:50 p.m. Monday at a camp just south of Watford City, about 50 miles southeast of Williston. The girl was flown to a Minot hospital. McKenzie County Emergency Manager Jerry Samuelson said early Tuesday that he didn't know the nature of her injuries. The girl, who was visiting an aunt and uncle, was in an intensive-care unit but was expected to survive, he said. Trinity Health spokeswoman Mary Muhlbradt said the girl's family doesn't want details of her condition to be released.
Samuelson said he did not know why the girl, whom he didn't name, was at the camp but that 'families do live out there.'
Eight other people were treated for lesser injuries at a Watford City hospital. The American Red Cross said eight residents spent the night at a shelter at Watford City's Civic Center and that several families were among those displaced.
Plywood and other debris was scattered across several hundred square feet at the site Tuesday morning. Four trailers and a couple of other prefabricated buildings were still standing.
It was cool and rainy at the site and there was little activity. A heavily damaged truck was flipped over on the highway and several other abandoned vehicles were nearby. Road signs were flattened and tumbleweeds pushed up against some electrical wires.
Don Dailey, who lives in a camp about 200 yards from the one that was hit, said workers got a weather service tornado alert on their cellphones about the same time they saw the funnel coming down to the ground. He and others took cover behind a large piece of excavating equipment.
Samuelson said all those injured had been inside their trailers when the tornado struck.
National Weather Service meteorologist Todd Hamilton said two meteorologists and an emergency response specialist left Bismarck at daybreak Tuesday to survey the damage at the camp. He said the agency should be able to rate the tornado on the enhanced Fujita scale after getting a firsthand look.
'You can't really discern that much from pictures,' he said.
The oil boom has brought tens of thousands of people into the area looking for work. Many live in hastily assembled trailer parks, known as man camps, housing pre-fabricated structures that resemble military barracks. Some companies rent blocks of hotel rooms for employees, and some workers sleep in their cars or in tents.
The camp hit by the tornado was relatively small. Samuelson said some in McKenzie County have hundreds of trailers and it's lucky that one of those wasn't hit because the possibility of injuries or damage would have been much higher.
It was not immediately known who owned the camp that was hit.
Target Logistics is the largest crew camp operator in the oil patch, with more than 5,000 workers in nine facilities. Company regional vice president Travis Kelley said a weather radio is monitored by staff at each facility. If a tornado is reported in the area, workers are 'encouraged to come to common areas such as recreation or dining areas, which are fairly well protected right in the middle of the facility,' he said.
Tornadoes are rarely reported in McKenzie County, with only 14 since 1950, with no fatalities, according to weather service data.
'If the man camps weren't there, this tornado might never have been reported,' meteorologist Ken Simosko said.
The growth of temporary housing also means there is more of a chance for death, injury and destruction from tornadoes, he said.
'People living in trailers creates a very dangerous situation because there is no protection,' Simosko said.
Dan Yorgason, who lives in a neighboring camp, filmed the tornado from inside his truck.
'There was literally nowhere to go,' he said. 'The tornado was coming down the hill along our only escape route. There was nowhere for us to go. It was crazy.'


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One of the most successful athletes in school history, Leslie earned All-American honors in both singles and doubles during her career, and was a vital part of the 1991 NCAA national championship team. The 1994 Capital Athletic Conference Player of the Year and a finalist for the South Region Player of the Year, she was a four-time conference champion and NCAA Tournament participant. She advanced to the 1994 national singles tournament semifinals after earning doubles All-America status in 1993.
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The 2011 Big Apple BBQ Block Party: New York's Annual Moment in Barbecue
The 9th annual Big Apple Barbecue Block Party was hardly different from the 8th annual Big Apple Barbecue, which wasn't all too different from the 7th annual Big Apple Barbecue. Fortunately, after nine years of building a bigger and better barbecue, the Block Party's repetitions taste more like tradition. A curated festival of Southern-style barbecue in New York City is not something to turn down lightly, no matter how many times we've lined up for our favorite pulled pork sandwich in the past.
That's not say there weren't a few surprises in the mix (and I'm not referring to the sudden downpour of rain, which at this point might as well be part of the fun). North Carolina legend Ed Mitchell, revered for representing Eastern Carolina whole hog, was also serving whole smoked turkey, finely chopped and served on a potato roll with a mayo-based slaw. Many a mighty lonely turkey sandwich sat alongside a constantly moving line of whole hog sandwiches; however, our turkey was well-brined, juicy, and meaty if not smoky.
As Josh and I hopped from tent to tent, we gathered plates from each pit crew based on their cuts, tasting multiple pork shoulders, pork ribs and beef briskets back to back and noting how difficult it is to make barbecue a consistent meal. Some of my usual favorites were spot on (Whole hog by Ed Mitchell and Patrick Martin come to mind). Others were a bit better than we had remembered (Ubon's pork had a dark, nutty flavor and hand-pulled texture that were particularly pleasing). And yet others totally defied our priorities going into the weekend.
What surprised me most was how well New York's cooks represented alongside Southern pit masters who inspire their craft. While Texas's Salt Lick returned to the Block Party with a one-two punch of smoked sausage and beef brisket, it was edged out in fat and flavor by Hill Country NY's rich slices of whole brisket. The fact that Hill Country is three blocks away notwithstanding, it was good to see that New York's homage to central Texas barbecue can go toe-to-toe with a mainstay of central Texas barbecue and hold its own.
The same goes for Blue Smoke's salt and pepper beef ribs, a downright decadent devotion to fatty, juicy, unrelentingly seasoned beef. And Dinosaur BBQ's pulled pork shoulder was simply so good that I went back for a second sandwich. That repeat was just as satisfying, yielding perfectly tender pork with a subtle smoke flavor and slightly crunchy bark that merged perfectly with a splash of Dinosaur's tomato-and-vinegar sauce.
As Mike Mills has told us many times, in barbecue it all comes down to what's cooking that day. And even if the Big Apple's smokehouses may not bring their A game to diners on a daily basis, they were on 225-degree fire in Madison Square Park. Seeing how we New Yorkers throw this party, that's something to stand on as the block party settles into a new kind of New York tradition.
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I have been prone to headaches for a few years now. My father suffers from migranes which I read can be heretitary. My headaches have been worse this year sometimes including nausea but I don't know if I can call them migranes since I'm still able to move around unlike my father who will spend the entire day trying to sleep, not able to eat or talk. This year, however, I've been feeling a lot "different" if that makes sense. From time to time I'd get this strange fatigue feeling almost like I'm drugged. It almost feels like I've been up for days on end yet no matter how much sleep I get I still feel the same. Recently I've been feeling this a lot more maybe a few days a week if not more. It almost seems separate from the headaches since I don't always get the headache along with the fatigue but I do however get headaches more frequently since feeling "different". Another change I've noticed in my body is that my menstual periods have been a lot more painful and heavy since I've been feeling this way. I feel bad cramps almost 5 days before I even get my period and then when I do it's so heavy I'll have to change sanitaries every 2 hours for nearly 4 days straight! I have been thinking that maybe it's low iron since I am allergic to red meat and have never eaten it but I don't know...Well I guess this is beginning to run on but if theres anyone with this simular feeling or and advice it'd be greatly appreciated. Thanks.:(Reply Follow This Thread Stop Following This Thread Flag this Discussion
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Butler Township police have released the name of the man killed Tuesday afternoon when the car he was driving slammed into a tree along Delwood Road.
Donald J. Stewart, 36, of Chicora was pronounced dead at Butler Memorial Hospital following the wreck about 12:15 p.m.
An autopsy determined he died of internal injuries, said Butler County Deputy Coroner Larry Barr. Results of toxicology tests are pending.
Police said Stewart was westbound when for an unknown reason he lost control of his 2012 Kia Forte. The car traveled across the eastbound lane and went off the road, hitting a pine tree.
Stewart was unresponsive but reportedly had a pulse when emergency crews found him. Investigators said they found suspected drug paraphernalia in the vehicle.
The wreck closed a portion of the road until about 1:40 p.m.
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Download Location Of DD-WRT Linksys WRT600N BrainSlayer Firmware
I have put together some previous articles on upgrading the firmware on your Linksys WRT600N wireless router using various versions of DD-WRT. One thing I have not included in the articles is the specific DD-WRT download location for the firmware branch that I prefer which is called BrainSlayer. So below is a brief explanation of DD-WRT FTP structure where the WRT600N firmware is located.


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