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100 Years Ago
"One room on the third floor of the North Central School was not large enough for all the teachers and applicants for teachers' certificates, who were taking the examination Friday. The examination was held under the supervision of J.L. Shobe, County Superintendent of Schools and his wife. Most of those being examined are young ladies, although several young men are trying for a certificate."
50 Years Ago
"Steve Taylor, a senior at Mexico High School, has been named local chairman of the Bundle Day Drive next week for the Save the Children Foundation. Also serving on the committee for the drive, which has been a project in the Mexico schools for several years, are Robert Searfoss, Wayne Hunthau-sen, Carol Bailey and Nelson Brown Jr. Mexico school children are requested to take bundles of good used clothing, shoes, galoshes, etc., to their own schools next week. The committee in charge and other helpers will then pick them up for shipment. Save the Children Federation, a 30-year-old, non-sectarian, international welfare organization, is registered with the U.S. State Department Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid."
25 Years Ago
"On the eve of Missouri's first presidential primary, Mexico did not play host to any of the candidates for Oval Office, but politics still entered the local arena as Rep. Harold Volkmer visited the Community Room at the Audrain County Courthouse this morning to discuss recent actions in Congress and answer a myriad of questions. In his opening remarks, Rep. Volkmer referred more to non-action in Congress, indicating disappointment. 'Because we ended up doing nothing about Contra aid. Unless there is some agreement between the House, the Senate, the president, Democrats and Republicans, there may be no action until the summer, although hopefully we'll work something out.' "
10 Years Ago
"The annual Montgomery County Extension Council banquet was held Feb. 24 at Grace Lutheran Church in Wellsville. Bud Reber, regional director gave a presentation on extension council duties and responsibilities. These include program direction and office operation."
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Star Scientific Inc. plans to stop making and selling its dissolvable smokeless tobacco products at the end of the year and instead focus on its dietary supplement business, the company said Monday in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Glen Allen, Va.-based company, which used to focus primarily on research of a tobacco curing process that would prevent the formation of carcinogenic toxins in tobacco, said its board voted unanimously to discontinue the Ariva and Stonewall products. It had sold varieties of tobacco lozenges that dissolve in the user's mouth since 2001.
The move, expected to generate annual savings of $1.1 million, was motivated by "continued losses and low sales" and that restrictions that prohibit the company from making statements about the comparative health risks of tobacco products have made it "extremely difficult to effectively market" its dissolvable tobacco products, the company said in the filing.
Instead Star Scientific has shifted its emphasis to the dietary supplements it sells through subsidiary Rock Creek Pharmaceuticals, including its Antabloc product for anti-inflammatory support and the CigRx supplement to reduce the urge to smoke. Last month the company said its CEO and several shareholders were investing $20 million in the firm and its top executive is reducing his salary until the company is profitable.
"Continuing to manufacture dissolvable tobacco products has had a negative impact on our ability to interest leading scientific and medical research centers in undertaking clinical research," said the company, which changed its Nasdaq ticker symbol to STSI from CIGX in August.
Dissolvable tobacco is finely milled tobacco pressed into shapes like tablets that slowly dissolve in a user's mouth. They are gaining the attention of tobacco companies looking to offset a decline in cigarette use as smokers face tax hikes, growing health concerns, smoking bans and social stigma.
The company said it plans to look for opportunities to license its dissolvable tobacco technology.
In March a Food and Drug Administration scientific advisory panel said dissolvable tobacco products could reduce health risks compared with smoking cigarettes but also have the potential to increase the overall number of tobacco users. The report studying the products was mandated under the 2009 law giving the FDA authority to regulate the industry.
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Upcoming: • Feb. 16: Father Gus's Chili Dinner: 6 - 8 p.m. St. Joseph's Church, 307 Avenue F in Matamoras. sponsored by the Knights of Columbus John Paul II Council #13935 of St. Joseph's and St. Patrick's. $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 12 and under. Take out available, bring your container. Starting January 19th, tickets will be sold at St. Joseph's and St. Patrick's after all masses. Or call Benny Marasa at 570-296-5564. NO tickets will be sold at the door.
• SAT Test Date: Mar. 9: Last day to Register Feb. 8th. Test held at Honesdale High School. Juniors who plan to apply for a four year college or university should consider these date. Applications avail online at www.collegeboard.com
ONGOING: • Al-Anon Meeting: "There is Always Hope": 12:30 p.m. Every Thursday. Bethel Lutheran Church, 193 Church Rd., (off Tow Path Rd. between Hawley and Rowland), Rowland. If your life is being affected by someone's drinking, please come and let us share our strength, hope and experience. It could change your life. Info 718-219-2543. • Bible Study: Noon, Every Wednesday. Bethany Presbyterian Church, 431 Wayne St. (Rt. 670) Bethany. All are welcome. •Breaking the Code - Understanding the Book of Revelations: 11:15 a.m. Bethany Presbyterian Church. Book written by Dr. Metzger, a free overview study to be held the 4th Sunday of each month. All are welcome. • Canasta: 6:30 p.m. Second Wednesday. Foundation Room, Column's Museum, 608 Broad St., Milford. Beginners and veterans are welcome to join. $5 donation get you in the game and lite refreshments provided. • Cash Bingo: Door open 5:30 p.m., games start 6:30 p.m. Every Tuesday. Texas #4 Fire Co., Grove St., Honesdale. $1100 Progressive Jackpot. Refreshments avail, plenty of parking. Tear-offs. Bonanza and much more. The more that play, the more we pay. Questions call 253-0782. • Fellowship Dinner: 6 p.m. Every Thursday. Abraham House, 861 Maple Ave., Honesdale. Also avail, 4:30 - 6 p.m. Clothing room. Info 253-0390. • Free Lunch and Fellowship: 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. First Presbyterian Church of Hawley, 815 Church St., 2nd & 4th Saturdays. For info call 226-4835. • Free Luncheon: Noon - 1 p.m. Hawley United Methodist Church. First and third Saturday of the month. • Honesdale Head Start Pre-K Registration: 2 Center's Open at St. Vincent's School Building: Honesdale Head Start, 329 Cliff St., Honesdale is currently taking application for the 2012/2012 school year. We are also starting to take applications for the 2013/2014 School Year as well. For more info about this free program for families that meet income requirements and individualized learning, developmental and health screenings, nutritional assessments, parents involvement and social services, please call Helen 253-0496. Integrated services are also avail for children with disabilities. Lunch and snacks provide daily. Classes are held 5 days a week and we offer morning and afternoon sessions, and classes do fill very fast. Transportation will be avail in some areas. To register your child you will need proof of income (Four current pay stubs or W-2 form and the child's birth certificate. Please call today. •Honesdale Saturday Free Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - Noon. Every Saturday at either St. John's Lutheran or Grace Episcopal Church. Free to the community. For info call Laura at 687-6436. • Mah Jongg: Monday afternoons. Call 570-224-4048 to find out where the game will be located. Beginners and experienced players invited. No fee. Learn and play the game in a non-competitive atmosphere. • Save Energy & Money: Whole Energy Auditing Program - Rebates Avail. DEP grant funded program. Please call Green Field Energy Solutions at 876-0537 or visit www.greenfieldenergysolutions.com • Shutterbug Program: Thursday's 3:30 - 5 p.m. Carbondale Senior Center. A free youth (12-18) Photography Program. Learn camera basics, photo taking, building a portfolio, development techniques and editing. For info call Tomara Wilding at 961-1592 ext. 108. • Story Time and Play Groups: Community Library, Hamlin. Registration is now open for children ages 6 months - 5 years. For info, 689-0903. • Teachers - Tutoring and or Coaching: Call the Manchester Community Library, at 570-224-4173 and leave a message, someone will get back to you. •Tuesday Night Bingo: Weekly. Shohola Twp. Vol. Fire & Rescue. For info call Jean at 559-7525 or 296-4436. • Wayne County Library January Artist of the Month: David Koepke: 1406 Main St., Honesdale. Dave's artwork is made from paper and acrylic on board. His work is for sale and will be hanging at the library until the end of January. Dave has generously offered to split any proceeds of his sales during his January display with the library. This is Dave's first art display. • Wayne County Library New Programs: 1406 Main St., Honesdale. Book Clubbing with Ms. Betty - Tues. 4 - 5 p.m. For children ages 9 - 12. Horrible Harry Book Club - Wed. 4:30-5:30 p.m. For children ages 6 - 8. Family Story Time - Sat. 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. All ages welcome. For more info call the library at 253-1220 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. • Winter coats available at The Other Shop: 1036 Main St., Honesdale. New and gently-used winter coats/ jackets avail. Many of the items cost less than $10. Wayne Memorial Hospital Auxiliary volunteers operate the consignment shop to benefit the local hospital. Volunteers are always needed. For more info, call Co-chair Sheila Davis 253-0845. •Winter Farmer's Market: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday's - Through May. The Cooperage, 1030 Main St., Honesdale. Produce, dairy, meats, bread, baked goods, granola, maple syrup, soaps, teas, coffee and more. For info visit www.thecooperageproject.org or call The Cooperage Project at 253-2020. • Women Seeking Serenity Through the 12 Steps: Friday's, 7 p.m. St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 7th and Church St., side entrance, Honesdale. Sisterhood of women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other, that they may solve their common problems and help others recover from addictions and painful relationships. For info visit womenseekingserenity.org. • Yoga: Moravian Church, Mondays, 6, Moravian Church, downtown Newfoundland. Everyone is welcome, by donation. Proceeds benefit the church. For info e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 603-848-3930. Do not call the church. •Yoga & Meditation: Thursdays and Friday evenings - yoga at 5:30 p.m. Friday meditation at 6:45 p.m. Mt. Cobb Wellness Ctr/Vital Links Chiropractic Ctr. For info e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 603-848-3930.
JAN 18 (FRI) • Blood Drive: 1 - 6 p.m. Hamlin Bingo, Rt. 590, Hamlin. For an appointment call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
JAN. 19 (SAT) • Book Sale: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Community Library, Hamlin. Used books most $1 each. Children's books 4 for $1. Snow date Jan 20. Info 689-0903. • Climate Change Eagle Trip: 10 A.M. - 1 P.M. Delaware Highlands Conservancy Winter Field Office in Lackawaxen. Enjoy eagle viewing while becoming educated about the impacts of climate change on regional wildlife, including eagles, and their habitats. Reservations required: $12.50 per person. Call the Conservancy 226-3164 or 845-583-1010 or e-mail email@example.com to register. Dress warmly in layers and wear waterproof boots. Bring binoculars, camera, snacks, and a bagged lunch. Snow date: January 20th. • Herbal Medicine Making Class & Workshop: 1 p.m. Northern Light Natural Foods, Hawley. With Herbalist Nathaniel Whitmore. Learn about herb selection and formulating, dosage and safety. For info call 226-5858 or visit www.nathaniewhitmore.com • Kazzrie Jaxen Quartet: Doors open 6:30 p.m. show at 7 p.m. The Cooperage, 1030 Main St., Honesdale. Featuring an evening of jazz standards and original composition. For information visit www.thecooperageproject.org or call 570.253.2020 • Open Heart Cafe Monthly Community Lunch: Noon - 1 p.m. Beach Lake UMC, across from the Beach Lake Vol. Fire Co. Free and open to all.
JAN 21. (MON) • All Senior Centers Closed: In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
JAN. 22 (TUES) • Blood Drive: 4 - 8 p.m. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 111 Old Salem Pike, Honesdale. For an appointment call 1-800-RED-CROSS. Sponsored by Boy Scout Troop #475. • CPR PRO Class: 6:30 p.m. Central Firehouse Station 27, Lackawaxen Twp., Pike County. Cost $25 per student. Instructors by Lackawaxen EMS Instruction Team. Please respond by e-mail with number of students you may be sending. • India: Exploration of Geography, Religion and Culture (Third part of three): 5:30 - 6:45 p.m. Wayne Co. Public Library. Our presenter Sheila Vaswani will begin a a new 4 part series on Japan: An Exploration of Geography, Culture, History and Modernity in February. It is not necessary to attend all.
JAN. 23 (WED) • Post Sandy Disaster Seminar for Pocono Private Communities: 6 - 8 p.m. Sycamore Grill, Delaware Water Gap. The program will cover issues including insurance, planning and preparation for disasters, clean up, communication with residents and related topics. The session, which costs $30 for CAI members and $50 for non-members (discounts apply for registering early). The session includes dinner and advanced registration is suggested. Individuals can register online at www.cai-padelval.org or call 877-608-9777.
JAN. 24 (THUR) • Childbirth Classes: 6 - 8 p.m. Wayne Memorial Hospital. Presented by Certified Childbirth Educator Kristine Price, RN. Many topics to be explored. Tour of New Beginnings, Wayne Memorial Hospital's maternity unit. A one-day condensed class will be offered on Sat, Jan. 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fee for the comprehensive class is $75; the condensed class is $60. The cost of the classes are covered for women belonging to PA Healthy Beginnings Plus Program. To register/info, call Women's Health Center at 253-3005. Space is limited. • Women's Club of Honesdale Meeting: 1:30 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Visitor's Center, Commercial St., Honesdale. Speaker - Greg Little, Editor of the Wayne Independent, speaking on "Publishing the Wayne Independent". Refreshments will be served, all are invited to attend. Collection for the Community Pantry will be conducted. Inclement weather potential cancellation call 224-6240.
JAN. 26 (SAT) • Brew Shoe: Prompton State Park. Snowshoeing sponsored by Northeast Wilderness Experience followed by a beer tasting at the Wayne Hotel. For additional details or to find out how you can get involved, call (570) 253-5744, visit www.friendsofprompton.com, e-mail email@example.com • Square Dance: 7 p.m. Grace Episcopal Church, 827 Church St., Honesdale. Light refreshments will be avail. $8 per person or $15 per family. 4th Sat of the month through May 2013. • Winter Eagle Viewing Trip: 8 - 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 - 4:30 p.m. PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Ctr. 126 PPL Drive, Hawley. Presenter: Katie Lester, PPL. Learn about the bald eagle in the Lake Wallenpaupack area. Explore eagle biology, habitat needs and proper eagle-viewing etiquette. Free program begins at the center, followed by a guided eagle-viewing bus tour of the Lackawaxen River. Transportation provided. Please dress for the weather and bring binoculars. Space is very limited. Registration required at 253-7001 or firstname.lastname@example.com
JAN 28 (MON) • Waymart Area Historical Society Meeting: 5 p.m. Waymart Borough Bldg., 128 South St. This is a workshop to prepare mass mailings for 2013, followed by a pizza party. Call or e-mail President Jane Varcoe at 488-6750 if you can attend. email@example.com
JAN 29 (TUES) • Tuesdays with Nellie: 5 - 6:45 p.m. A mystery book club for the months of Jan. - Mar. with Annelle Snyder. Come to one. Come to all. Each month will be a different theme. January the group will read a "gritty crime" novel. Contact the Wayne Co Public Library by phone 253-1220 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or stop at the library with any questions or to register.
JAN 30 (WED) • Self Defense Seminars: 6 p.m. Community Library of Lake and Salem Twp., Hamlin. Pre-registration mandatory. Free. Call Carrie Martine at 499-4786 for info/registration.
JAN. 31 (THUR) • Childbirth Classes: Jan 24 & 31. 6 - 8 p.m. Wayne Memorial Hospital. Presented by Certified Childbirth Educator Kristine Price, RN. Many topics to be explored. Tour of New Beginnings, Wayne Memorial Hospital's maternity unit. A one-day condensed class will be offered on Sat, Jan. 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fee for the comprehensive class is $75; the condensed class is $60. The cost of the classes are covered for women belonging to PA Healthy Beginnings Plus Program. To register/info, call Women's Health Center at 253-3005. Space is limited. • GHP Business Owner's and Employees Get Together: 7:30 a.m. Fins and Feathers, 222 Willow Ave., Honesdale. Brian Batton is excited to show off all the recent renovations he's made to better serve you and your pets. All local area business owners and their employees are invited and encouraged to attend. You do not need to be a GHP member. • Small Business Healthcare Seminar: 9 a.m. The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce, 222 Mulberry St. Scranton. "How Will the Affordable Health Care Act Affect My Small Business?" This seminar can be accessed directly from your office, all you need is an internet connection or a phone line. Please contact Alicia Tompkins at 342-7711 for more info. A free event, registration required. To register visit www.ScrantonChamber.com or call.
FEB. 2 (SAT) • Eagle Tour with the NEPA Audubon Society: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.. Lackawaxen Field Office. The guide will focus on eagle biology, our unique habitat, and how the eagles recovered from the brink of extinction. Reservations required; $13 per person. Call BOB 676-9969 or e-mail email@example.com for reservations and info. Dress warmly in layers and wear waterproof boots. Bring binoculars, camera, snacks, and a bagged lunch. Snow date: February 3rd. • WB/Scranton Penguins Thanks 4 Fighting Awareness Night: 7:05 p.m. Benefits the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Playing against the Adirondack Phantoms. Fans who purchase a ticket receive a Penguins hat, food voucher and $4 of every tickets goes to the LLS. For info/tickets call Chris Sipsky at 970-3607 or e-mail email@example.com • Zumba Fitness Event: 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Dingmans Ferry UMC, 115 Myck Rd. Benefits those affected by Hurricane Sandy church Conference Area. Featuring Zumba/Gold/Toning/Zumbatomic, Kickboxing/Yoga/Belly Dancing/Hula hoops, Piloxing and more. Home-made soup avail for purchase. Cost is $25, $15 per child. Early registration save $5 or if you bring food for the food pantry. Questions call 201-400-7098 or 828-2288.
FEB. 3 (SUN) • "All You Can Eat Breakfast": 7 a.m. - Noon. VFW Post 531, 736 Main St., Honesdale. The breakfast includes eggs, bacon, sausage, home fries, toast, pancakes, French toast, bagels, rolls, cookies, coffee, juice. Cost is $8 for adults; $7 for seniors; $5.00 for kids over 5 and kids 5 and under free. Questions, call 253-5373 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
FEB. 6 (WED) • Self Defense Seminars: 10:30 a.m. Community Library of Lake and Salem Twp., Hamlin. Pre-registration mandatory. Free. Call Carrie Martine at 499-4786 for info/registration. • Taste of Wayne: The Red Schoolhouse, intersection of Rt. 670 & 247 Mt. Pleasant Twp. The Wayne County Historical Society will receive a generous donation for each meal served on Feb. 6. For more information about the "Tastes of Wayne: First Wednesdays" program, visit the Wayne County Historical Society's website at WayneHistoryPA.org.
FEB. 8 (FRI) • Cookie Pick: 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. The Dime Bank, Damascus. Proceeds benefit Damascus United Methodist Charge Mission Projects. For info call 224-4217. • Winter Youth Retreat: Feb. 8 - 10: Pocono Mountain Bible Conference, 191 Clifton Beach Rd. Clifton Twp./Gouldsboro. Open to children 12 - 18 years of age. $90, scholarships are avail. RSVP requested by Feb. 1. Lodging and all meals included. For more info re: Registration and scholarship, visit www.camppmbc.com/connected
FEB. 9 (SAT) • Cookie Pick: 9 a.m. - Noon.. The Dime Bank, Damascus. Proceeds benefit Damascus United Methodist Charge Mission Projects. For info call 224-4217. • Eagle Tours: Two trips: 9 am-12 p.m. and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Sullivan County, Lackawaxen Field Office. Learn specifically about Sullivan County, NY eagle habitat, including a history of the region's largest and most critical area, the Mongaup Valley Wildlife Management Area. Reservations required: $12.50 per person. Call the Conservancy 226-3164 or 845-583-1010 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to register. Please specify AM or PM trip. Dress warmly in layers and wear waterproof boots. Bring binoculars, camera, snacks, and a bagged lunch. Snow date: February 10th. • Snowshoe Hike: 10 a.m. - Noon. Bushkill Wildlife Management Area, Wurtsboro, NY. The Snowshoe Hike will begin at the South Road Boat Launch along the Bushkill O & W trail in Wurtsboro, NY, directly across from the Bushkill Vineyards, 1131 South Road, Wurtsboro. Visit www.TrailKeeper.org to learn more about the trail, view a map, and print directions. Dress warmly and bring water for this hike. All family members are welcome, but all participants must provide their own snowshoes. If we don't have snow, we will simply enjoy a nice winter hike. The Snowshoe Hike and Wine Tasting is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Contact the Delaware Highlands Conservancy at 570-226-3164, 845-583-1010, • Valentine' s Day Dinner/Dance: 7 - 11 p.m. American Legion Ladies Aux., SR 1001, Milford. Music by Side FX. Menu: Chicken Francaise, tortellini Alfredo florentine, salad, rolls/butter, dessert and beverages. $20 per person. Cash Bar. For info call 296-34515.


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Students bring pot brownies to school
1 taken to hospital, deputies say
Students bring pot brownies to school
1 taken to hospital, deputies say
DELAND, Fla. —
The Volusia County Sheriff's Office said a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old boy passed out brownies containing marijuana at Southwestern Middle School on Thursday.
Deputies said one student was taken to a hospital after eating the brownies.
Deputies are unsure of just how many students ate the brownies, but they said at least 12 students were aware the brownies were laced with pot.
Investigators say one of the students who brought the brownies to school also had a bag of marijuana on him.
In December 2012, two students became ill after eating lunch inside the school's cafeteria. At the time, one parent claimed their student was drugged, although the school district said it had no evidence of that.


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April 24. 2014 11:47PM
A budget warning: Get serious, Concord
This week Standard & Poor's downgraded New Hampshire's bond outlook from "stable" to "negative." The reaction from the political class was predictable: Fingers were pointed, accusations were hurled, no plan of action was presented.
The downgrade was triggered by a Superior Court ruling a few weeks ago that held the Medicaid enhancement tax unconstitutional as currently applied. That ruling blew a roughly $400 million hole in the state budget. But that is not the only problem Standard & Poor's mentioned. The state's pension fund is only 57 percent funded, and its rainy day fund contains only pocket change by state government standards. This combination of factors has put New Hampshire's AA bond rating at risk.
Both parties accused the other of causing the problem, but in reality the blame is shared. Though the Democrats irresponsibly increased state borrowing and spending while refusing to put enough into the rainy day fund, Republicans pushed the questionable MET scheme and were complicit in suspending the state law that required surpluses to be saved.
Rather than point fingers, legislators and the governor need to craft a plan to fill the MET hole and sock away more money. They can start by saving every dime of the current surplus, part of which Democrats want to spend even after S&P's warning.


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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Peeps du Paris
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I can't understand how you stay so thin! Must be all that running around Paris finding all these goodies!ReplyDeleteReplies
The pool is helping alot as does the camera on the iPad.Delete
It gets between chocolate and my mouth!
Indecision too is a big factor.
How to choose?
Oh yes please Carol, I can never get enough of chocolate, even though at the moment I need to just look at it, NOT eat it. ahem ! Spring outfit I can only just squeeze into, Not good. I love to 'leche les vitrines' of 'les chocolaterie'ReplyDeleteReplies
hit since there is less sense of urgency now that I'm living here...Delete
Haven't even looked in Fauchon in ages or La Maison du Chocolat!
Heavens I've been remiss.
I'll keep an eye out for the dear Poussy Mallow while I'm at it too...
Hey, Carol. How about Peeps Brulee? http://www.salon.com/2010/04/03/toasted_peeps_brulee_recipe/ReplyDelete
I might even buy a torch to try this...Replies
But the main ingredient is Peeps!Delete
No gots :(
More in Easter chocolate in Paris, please!ReplyDelete
I'd never heard of Peeps, but fancy the idea of a peep-off between them and their Parisian cousins. And oui, s'il te plait, more Easter creations in Paris!ReplyDelete
You have just given me an idea..of how to top off my Easter Cheesecake..that I sit a chocolate hen on..:) maybe..ReplyDelete
Love your aquarelle..and that cute pepper shaker.:)
I find Easter.. is cute as a holiday..I understand and believe in the holiness of it also..but ..the cute factor of chicks and bunnies charms me.Replies
You got it Monique!Delete
Easter in Paris is major big time CUTE!
Even go so far as to say cutsie!
Kind of shocking franchement
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Wonderful. You are familiar with the annual Washington Post peeps contest? Every year, people construct dioramas (remember from elementary school?) using peeps. They are remarkable. Here is the web site. http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/peepsReplyDelete
Follow this year's contest and winners.
Great fun and you don't have to eat the peeps.
Love your blog.
I miss Paris.
This is the first time I ever heard of it Joel and I lived in NYC a long time...almost makes me homesick...Delete
.. cute post .. I'm trying to stay away from Peeps this year ... tres difficult ... you are perhaps lucky that those wonderful little things are not tempting youReplyDelete
Great post! Love all the yellow.ReplyDelete
I can't stand peeps, LOL!
I feel sad for all those poor Parisians who can not know the joy that is a fresh Peeps on Easter morning (or any day of the Easter season).ReplyDelete
Ten years ago when my sister was in the Peace Corps in the Crimea I sent her Peeps so she could show her Ukranian friends something about American culture that could stand up to their own traditions of intricately decorated eggs. Peeps: says it all.Replies
Paris much closer than the Crimea hint..hintDelete
Hope you find some peeps. Did you look at the American grocery there? I love seeing all the Easter windows of the pastry shops and chocolate shops. My goal is to be there one Easter to see them in person! Till then I enjoy yours.ReplyDelete
I have a confession to make...just between you and me....I don't like Peeps. Never have. I am not a Communist; I just don't like Peeps.ReplyDelete
Even with my shortcomings, I can help you with the indecision. I have a tried and true system: When in doubt, get one of everything.Replies
After Jeanette, I have a confession. Shh. I hadn't even heard of Peeps. There, I've said it. Enjoy all the windows. I've had tons of fun today staring at them all and drooling...ReplyDeleteReplies
Peeps are penny candy of the marshmallow familyDelete
I guess it's 'the Madeleine of Proust' for Americans.
We grew up eating them only at Easter
Love this post!! Your art is so enchanting, it makes me smile and look forward to your posts!ReplyDelete
Let me know where you send the little "peepers" and I would be glad to send some from the South, where Peeps go along with Ham and Grits for Easter!


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February 12. 2013 11:32PM
Deerfield warrant articles sail through deliberative session
By BRENDAN CLOGSTON
Union Leader Correspondent
DEERFIELD - Taking less than an hour, the Deerfield School District's deliberative session was quick and painless Monday, with no changes made to any of the presented warrant articles, though attendance was limited.
"It wasn't much of an event, between the weather and the rest of it," said school board Chair Donald Gorman. The session was delayed from Saturday due to weather.
Several voters asked about a warrant that would allow the district to retain up to 2.5 percent of the district's budget surplus and place that money into an emergency fund. Such a fund can only be used to reduce the tax rate or for emergency expenditures, all of which have to be approved by the Department of Education.
"(Residents were asking) 'Why are you doing this, if we approve it?' " said Gorman. "The answer to that question was to level off tax spikes, which I don't think they understood too well. It wasn't until it was explained that on any given year, as we had a few years back with a special needs kid (who cost the district) $400,000, where there's no limit with special needs kids, it'd be nice to have the money set aside."
No amendments were made, with all proposed warrants being moved to the amendment as presented.
The school district's proposed operating budget is $11,986,253. The default budget is $11,916,597.
The ballot will also include two collective bargaining agreements. The first, between the Deerfield School Board and the Deerfield Education Association, calls for three raises over the next three years: an $113,718 increase for 2013-2014, an $117,183 increase for 2014-2015, and a $120,767 increase for 2015-2016.
The second, between the Deerfield School Board and the Deerfield Para-educators Association, calls for two raises over the next two years: a $38,634 increase for 2013-2014, and a $27,929 increase for 2014-2015.
The other money question would raise and appropriate $25,000 for the facilities repair and improvement expendable trust fund.
Deerfield will hold its town election March 12 at the Deerfield Town Hall at 10 Church Street. The polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.


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McGorry's suspension: The public needs to know moreEDITORIAL
January 31. 2013 8:55PM
High school is full of mysteries. How a principal wound up with a year-long paid suspension and a negotiated resignation should not be one of them.
Manchester High School West Principal MaryEllen McGorry was placed on paid leave in September, just weeks after the school year began. Superintendent Thomas Brennan immediately hired a private consultant to investigate whatever it was the administration thought McGorry did to deserve the suspension. As the year went on, the bills racked up.
McGorry continued to collect her $103,700 salary. On top of that, the outside investigation has cost the city at least $48,000. The city also has continued to pay McGorry's secretary, Denise Michael, who was suspended as well. She was paid $27.80 an hour.
The school board on Monday approved a deal that will allow McGorry to resign, effective in April. She will continue receiving health benefits until June 30th. It seems that the whole, mysterious episode is to be swept under the proverbial rug. Parents and taxpayers should consider that unacceptable.
As it stands, McGorry, a popular principal, will leave under a cloud of suspicion. Her reputation has been called into question, but there is to be no resolution. The people of Manchester are not to know whether their administration was in error or whether one of their principals committed a serious breach of trust. The people deserve to know.
The administration has been mum about the reasons for McGorry's and Michael's suspensions, citing state privacy laws. The state's right-to-know law allows government bodies to keep personnel matters secret. There are good reasons for such a policy, but experience has shown that it is so broad as to become an excuse to keep secret information in which the public has a legitimate interest. Legislators need to look for revisions that will protect privacy while making the public better informed about the governance of public institutions.


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February 14. 2013 10:33PM
Danville to keep residents in the loop
By JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
DANVILLE - Fear spread quickly through this sleepy town when Paul McDonald bludgeoned his Danville landlord with a hammer in 2008.
Police converged on the residence where yellow police tape was strung up around the grisly murder scene.
Residents feared a killer was running loose in their neighborhood.
At the time, the town had no system to instantly notify residents about what was happening.
But that's about to change thanks to a new mass notification system launched last week.
The town is now using CodeRED, a system that allows town officials, police, and fire to call the entire community with vital information efficiently. They can instantly send messages out to the public about emergencies, road closures, weather, and other situations on landline phones, mobile phones and other devices. They can also e-mail and text the messages.
"The system is a means for area officials to get into contact with residents quickly to disseminate information. The system can be used to send targeted messages to a particular area of town. Information such as a leaky propane tank can create a message going to residents within a half-mile radius from a critical area, road closures, accidents resulting in roads to avoid, etc.," said Selectman Shawn O'Neil, the town's emergency management director.
Police Chief Wade Parsons said he approached selectmen with the idea of launching the system about a year ago. It will cost just over $3,000 a year, he said.
Parsons said the system would have been especially helpful during the McDonald murder investigation.
"There was a lot of concern because roads were closed and helicopters were flying overhead," he said. "That would have been a perfect opportunity to get the information out to let people know that the community wasn't in any danger at that point."
The system's launch was moved up due to last week's blizzard and would have been used to update residents on power outages, but the lights stayed on even with snowfall totals of around two feet.
The initial message delivered to residents directed them to the town's website, www.townofdanville.org, where they can add additional contact numbers. It also asked residents to get the word out by telling family, friends and neighbors about the system.
O'Neil urged all individuals and businesses to visit the website to add their cell phone numbers and "non-traditional phones" as well as e-mail and text addresses.
Those whose contact information isn't in the database will not receive messages.
Businesses and residents who have unlisted phone numbers or have changed their phone number recently, and those who use only cell phones or have VoIP phones, such as Vonage, as their primary numbers should register, O'Neil said.
Those without Internet access are asked to call the selectmen's office at 382-8253, ext. 3, during business hours to request data entry.
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August 23. 2014 11:16PM
NH gun license form must change, critics say
By SHAWNE K. WICKHAM
New Hampshire Sunday News
The Department of Safety has agreed to remove some - but not all - of the changes to the concealed-carry gun license form that angered gun-rights advocates earlier this month.
But that's not good enough, some say.
Earl Sweeney, assistant commissioner of safety, who approved the changes to the resident license form, met last week with several individuals who were outraged by those changes. And while both sides described the meetings as "cordial," the issue remains unresolved.
State law bars someone from carrying a loaded pistol or revolver in a vehicle or concealed on his person (except at his home or business) without a license.
And RSA 159:6 says local officials "shall issue" a license "if it appears that the applicant has good reason to fear injury to the applicant's person or property or has any proper purpose, and that the applicant is a suitable person to be licensed. Hunting, target shooting, or self-defense shall be considered a proper purpose."
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"Proper purpose" and "suitable person" are not further defined. And that's the crux of the controversy over the new license form.
Until recently, the reverse side of the form included a summary of "salient points" in state gun laws, including this: "Applicants not prohibited under federal or NH law from possession of a firearm shall be deemed suitable persons and the license shall be issued unless the applicant is so prohibited from possessing a firearm."
However, the New Hampshire Supreme Court in May found that the Department of Safety had no authority to include such language, which does not appear in the statutes. So the department changed the license form, replacing the language on its reverse with the actual state laws.
Now gun-rights advocates are making a similar argument, contending that state officials had no authority to change the license application. They want the old form restored, including that previous language.Rep. JR Hoell, R-Dunbarton, who serves as secretary of New Hampshire Firearms Coalition, said his meeting with Sweeney was "cordial" but he isn't satisfied.
"I told him for open and transparent government, we need to keep the form the way it was," he said. "The former language basically said if you can buy, you can carry."
Issues arose after court case
Hoell said the form could be changed either through legislative rule-making or legislation. But he said the previous language, which had been on the form since 2003, needs to be restored until that can happen.
"I think what we've asked for is a perfectly reasonable solution," Hoell said. "We're talking four months more of re-issuing the old form and then when the legislative season starts, we can go hash out what should be the language on the form and what should be the language in the statute."
The Supreme Court case involved a Hooksett man whose gun license application was denied. He appealed, arguing that he was a "suitable person," based on the wording on the back of the license form.
The court wrote that the petitioner had not shown that the Department of Safety had rule-making authority over resident gun licenses. Even if the wording on the back could be considered an administrative rule, such rules "may not add to, detract from or modify the law they are intended to implement."
That language, the court said, "would remove all discretion to deny the application of a person not otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm under federal or state law.
"The legislature easily could have drafted the statute in this manner if, indeed, it intended to deprive issuing authorities of any discretion over determining the suitability of an applicant. We conclude that such a 'rule' would impermissibly modify the statute."
The new license form also includes three new questions for applicants to answer, including: "Has any state or federal agency or licensing authority ever claimed that you are prohibited by law or regulation from possessing a firearm?"
Changes will be made
Gun-rights supporters said the question was "unanswerable," and last week Sweeney agreed. He told the Sunday News the form will be modified, and the new questions removed, "as quickly as possible."
However, Sweeney said in an email, "We have not committed to any changes to the back of the form."
In changing the form, he said, officials "had no ulterior motive to abridge any of the rights expressed in the U.S. or State Constitutions."
"As a lifelong owner of numerous firearms myself, those rights protect me as well," he said.
Concord attorney Penny Dean, who has been defending gun rights in New Hampshire courts for many years, also met with Sweeney last week. She, too, said her concerns were not allayed.
Dean said the real problem is that the courts "have been unfairly chipping away at our Second Amendment rights."
"Here's the really sad thing: It is not he who is the maker of the law who is the true giver of law; it's he who has interpreted the law."
"The bottom line is what's happening is wrong, and we need to do something about that," she said.
The previous language on the back of the form, she said, was not about making rules. "It's putting out in plain language for the average citizen what the law says and means," she said.
Dean contends the legislative history on gun laws here is clear: "If you own a gun, you get a license."
She said the court's "tortured and twisted and outcome-determinative interpretation of the law" may provoke an unintended consequence: More people will choose to openly carry their guns, which does not require a license in this state.
Confrontations possible
And that is likely to provoke more confrontations with police, Dean said, as people unfamiliar with the laws report people for carrying guns into stores and other public places.
Dean also thinks the controversy could revive a push to have judges elected, not appointed.
Meanwhile, Hoell said he plans to file legislation that would define "suitable person" in the law.
And he said what the Department of Safety did may backfire. "I think their efforts to try to maintain some level of discretion ... will actually hurt them," he said. "Because there will be a great clamor amongst the gun owners to replace the current system with constitutional carry - no license required."


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TR vs Eddies, Mendon sees Athens
Familiar foes will meet in district semifinal games tonight.
In Three Rivers the Lady Wildcats host Edwardsburg.
Three Rivers defeated the Eddies twice this season.
The first encounter was 45-31 and the second 56-36.
Three Rivers ended the season 10-0 in the West Division of the Wolverine, while Edwardsburg had a record of 6-4.
The other semifinal game will pit Sturgis against a Vicksburg squad that was 9-11.
In the Athens District, Mendon will meet the Lady Indians.
The two met earlier this year on January 25, when the Indians were ranked fifth in Class D and Mendon eighth.
The Lady Hornets dominated the game from the opening tip and went on for a 42-27 win.
In other semifinal play, Bronson meets Union City at Centreville.
In a matchup early in the year, the Lady Vikings won 42-27.
The winner will meet the winner of the Quincy/Reading game.
In Marcellus, Constantine will take on Decatur.
The Raiders received a bye in the first round, while the Lady Falcons are fresh off a 42-37 win over White Pigeon.
On the side of the Marcellus bracket is the host Wildcats against Cassopolis.


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Warner Home Video has sent over early details on a Director Series: Stanley Kubrick Collection which includes new two-disc special editions of 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, Eyes Wide Shut, and The Shining, as well as the deluxe edition of Full Metal Jacket, and Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures. Each has been digitally remastered, and debut in their original widescreen theatrical aspect ratios. All releases have been created in collaboration with, and approved by, the estate of Stanley Kubrick. The nine-disc package will be available to own from the 23rd October, and should retail at around $79.92. Titles will also be available individually for around $26.99 a pop. Separate from this collection will be featureless releases of both Barry Lyndon and Lolita. Each should retail at around $19.97 or thereabouts.
2001: A Space Odyssey will include a commentary by Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood, a Channel 4 2001: The Making of a Myth documentary, a Standing on the Shoulders of Kubrick: The Legacy of 2001 featurette, a Vision of a Future Passed: The Prophecy of 2001 featurette, a 2001: A Space Odyssey - A Look Behind the Future featurette, a 2001: FX and Early Conceptual Artwork featurette, a Look: Stanley Kubrick! feature, an audio-only interview with Stanley Kubrick, and the films theatrical trailer.
The Clockwork Orange Special Edition will include a commentary by Malcolm McDowell and historian Nick Redman, a Channel 4 Still Tickin': The Return of Clockwork Orange documentary, a Great Bolshy Yarblockos! Making A Clockwork Orange featurette, Career Profile: O Lucky Malcolm, and the trailer.
The Eyes Wide Shut Special Edition includes both the Rated and Unrated versions of the film, along with a scene specific commentary by Sydney Pollack and historian Peter Loewenberg, a Channel 4 The Last Movie: Stanley Kubrick and Eyes Wide Shut documentary, a Lost Kubrick: The Unfinished Films of Stanley Kubrick featurette, Kubrick's 1998 DGA D.W Griffith Award acceptance speech, an interview gallery featuring Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and Steven Spielberg, the theatrical trailer, and some TV spots.
The only extra material on the Full Metal Jacket DVD will be a commentary by Adam Baldwin, Vincent D'Onofrio, R. Lee Ermey and Jay Cocks, a Full Metal Jacket: Between Good and Evil featurette, and the theatrical trailer. The two-disc special edition of The Shining will include a commentary by Garrett Brown and John Baxter, a Making of the Shining documentary with optional commentary by Vivian Kubrick, a View from The Overlook: Crafting the Shining featurette, a Visions of Stanley Kubrick featurette, a Wendy Carlos, Composer featurette, and the theatrical trailer. We've attached a number of package shots below:
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An unidentified member of Nasdaq OMX Group Inc.'s Nordic power derivatives market may be fined for attempting to manipulate prices.
The member breached market manipulation guidelines last April by bidding up the price of the July 2012 contract to achieve a better selling price on the bilateral market, Erik Korsvold, head of market surveillance at the Oslo-based Nordic power derivatives exchange, said today by e-mail.
"Possible sanctions include a written warning, or a violation charge of up to 2.5 million Norwegian kroner ($450,000), with a decision due in four weeks or possibly later," Korsvold said. The exchange won't identify the company until a possible penalty is imposed, he said.
The news comes as the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission stepped up its drive to combat electricity market manipulation in the U.S. Nasdaq OMX's Nordic energy exchange is the world's largest power derivatives market, with more than 330 trading and clearing members from over 15 countries. The bourse carried out eight investigations into similar manipulation in the three months through December.
The Norwegian probe was triggered by a tip-off from a market participant and the exchange's internal Market Surveillance filed a recommendation to the Disciplinary Committee last week, the bourse operator said in an e-mailed report on Feb. 15. The board will later decide on possible sanctions, according to market conduct rules on the exchange's website.
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DENVER – The cheers of immigrant students echoed through the Colorado Capitol on Friday after the House passed a bill allowing students who entered the U.S. illegally to pay lower college tuition, a measure that will soon become law.
Students hugged and wiped away tears outside the House chamber after the vote, sending the proposal to Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, who is expected to sign it sometime this month.
The historic vote comes a decade after the bill was first introduced. Along the way, Colorado lawmakers grappled with immigration and passed strict enforcement laws, including one to deny non-emergency benefits to illegal immigrants.
Colorado Republicans have traditionally taken a tough stand on illegal immigration, but this year a few joined Democrats in the House and Senate who unanimously supported the bill. Three House Republicans voted yes, including Rep. Kevin Priola.
"Thank you, Rep. Priola!" the students yelled outside after the vote.
"For all intents and purposes Colorado is their home state, and there is no country to go back to. They're bright, energetic hardworking kids," Priola said.
The bill would allow students who graduate from Colorado high schools to attend college at the in-state rate, regardless of their immigration status. Currently, students in the country illegally must pay the nonresident tuition rate, which can be more than three times higher than the in-state rate.
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 12 other states have passed laws to allow illegal immigrants to attend college at in-state rates, including conservative strongholds such as Texas and Utah.
Similar bills have been debated in Colorado for a decade, with both parties voting to defeat the proposals.
"This is history, you know?" said Victor Galvan, 22, a student at Metropolitan State University of Denver who was hugging other students outside the House chamber in celebration. "For 10 long years we fought."
Later, downstairs from the House, students gathered in a circle with Democratic Sen. Mike Johnston, who has been pushing for the bill for three years. Some students took turns trading stories about being unable to afford college. Galvan recalled how his mother told him it would be OK if he didn't go to college.
"Never again will another person have to say that to their son or daughter. I told her that I would graduate from high school and I would give her one day my college diploma," he said, choking up.
Jennifer Romero, 21, said she finished high school in 2009 but was short $200 to attend her first semester at a community college.
"And ever since then, I've been waiting, just waiting, just saving up," she said. "And now we know that that's not going to happen again, that I can go out there and give them money, pay in-state tuition and be able to graduate."
In previous years, Johnston had gathered the students in a circle to console them about the bill's failure.
"It's the best day I've ever spent in this building," he said.
Johnston said "there's a changing sentiment" about immigration in Colorado, and he credited the tuition bill.
"I think this debate has changed how the state sees this issue, and I think it will have reverberations beyond this issue," he said.
Most in the GOP still opposed the tuition measure. But during debates they took pains to argue they aren't anti-Latino, but critical of an overall immigration system that is flawed. They argued that a federal immigration overhaul needs to happen first, and said the bill would give students false hope because they would be saddled with college debt, but unable to get a job because of their immigration status.
"And I just don't see how that provides a brighter future," said Republican Rep. Polly Lawrence.
But Democrats disagreed. The immigrant students who get in-state tuition will have to sign an affidavit saying they're pursuing citizenship.
"Please be on the right side of history because this is not about false hope," Rep. Angela Williams, a Democrat from Denver, told her colleagues before the vote.


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Stonington High School choir in harmony with Foreigner
Mashantucket - Though they're too young to remember when Foreigner's classic hits were at the top of the charts, members of the Stonington High School Chamber Choir were enthusiastic about singing "I Want To Know What Love Is" with the band at Foxwoods' MGM Grand Theater Sunday night.
The 21-member choir, which is composed of the school's most advanced choir students, was invited to sing with the band after winning Foxwoods' "Sing With Foreigner" contest.
Jordan Auber, who sings tenor in the choir, said it was "just wonderful to be able to come and sing in front of four thousand people."
Auber, who is also a drummer in a band and considering studying music in college, said that he wasn't terribly familiar with Foreigner but "I've got them on my iTunes."
The chamber choir performs seasonal concerts at the school, but this is its first time singing with a band, said alto singer Haley Barravecchia.
Barravecchia, a junior, was selling Foreigner CDs with fellow choir member Wyatt Floyd near the entrance to the MGM Grand Theater before the show. The proceeds will go to the Grammy Foundation, which supports school music programs in need.
The two have participated in choir since freshman year and the group is now like family, said Barravecchia.
She and Wyatt said that the director, Chris Stanley, did a "phenomenal job" helping them get this opportunity.
Stanley heard about the contest through a student's mother who worked at Foxwoods just before the deadline. He arranged a piece for the chamber choir that night, and taught it to them in one class period the next day.
They filmed it that day, uploaded it to Foxwoods' Facebook page, and were selected as one of three finalists.
The finalists performed on Better Connecticut in late April, and Stonington received the most votes, winning them the chance to sing on Sunday.
The choir had only a few chances to practice the song after finding out that they had been selected, said Auber and did impromptu rehearsals in places like the parking lot.
Stanley said that Stonington's win "shows that we have a pretty good following and a lot of supporters," pointing out that several teachers and students from the school attended the concert.
But ultimately, although he admits he's biased, Stanley believes they won because they were the sounded better than the other finalists.
The students watched the show from a VIP box before being called on stage at the end of the show to sing the power ballad, swaying together in turquoise T-shirts. The audience participated and gave the choir a lengthy round of applause.
"All of the parents of these kids are so excited because we've listened to Foreigner," said Liz Hall, mother of chamber choir member Libby and a music booster for the high school.
While the students might not have grown up listening to the band, they recognized their hits, said Hall.
And several students even brought records for the band to sign.
One of those students, choir member Asa Stafford, owns all the Foreigner albums on vinyl and has seen them live four or five times.
Singing with the band is a "once in lifetime opportunity," he said. "It's just so cool to have a local choir singing with a world-famous band."
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|Violetta is second from the left.
along with some of her graduating student teachers.
|Violetta is second from the left.
That's her husband Dick Ryan
along with some of her graduating student teachers.
How nice that one of her students took the time to write you.ReplyDelete
It is unusual and interesting to see similar pictures of Violetta through the years grouped together like that.ReplyDelete
I have more school pictures but they aren't dated.Delete
She must have made quite an impression for him/her to have such fond memories of her and to have taken the time to write to you.ReplyDelete
She must have! She amassed a lot of friends over the years.Delete
I loved seeing the progression of her photos as well as the schools. I thought it was so interesting that you received that letter from one of her students. How did he find you? Was it from a post on Sepia Saturday?
No, he contacted me through my website on Geocities "back in the day" before blogging came to be.Delete
A lovely story and I too found the series of photographs particularly fascinating. I just wish I had something similar for my own aunt, also a teacher, but it did not seem to be the custom to keep this kind of record.ReplyDelete
I didn't keep any of my own teacher photos either.Delete
When I think back I remember two types of teacher - those who inspired you and those whose names you have forgotten who could not inspire anyone. Violetta would have been in the first group, obviously.ReplyDelete
A smart teacher who gets the pupils to do her housework !!ReplyDelete
HA -- yes, Violetta gave new meaning to "homework."Delete
What a great email—and what fun to see the pictures of Violetta!
Have a happy weekend. ☺
Yes, it was great opening that email to find a message from someone who thought enough of Violetta to write me. I'm glad I saved it.Delete
How fun to have that series of photographs of your Aunt Violetta. She is just beautiful, even more so when older, I think. She looks so happy in every one of the photographs.ReplyDelete
She was a happy person. She had a great laugh too. (My favorite picture is the hairdo in 48-49.)Delete
This is another perfect post, Wendy. I think we all can see a favorite teacher in your Aunt's photo timeline. And teaching teachers was a special skill that probably left a grain of her experience that is still part of some teachers somewhere today.ReplyDelete
I'm sitting here thinking about how my teaching style and standards were influenced by some of my favorite teachers. We could have a deep philosophical discussion on how teachers impart something that resembles DNA.Delete
That comment has always riled me too. Good teachers are hard to find and when they're good they are GREAT!ReplyDelete
So true. Teaching is not an 8-3:00/9 months job.Delete
I agree with the comments above. I really like the photos over the years too. The 1946 is my favourite.
You shouldn't "judge a book by its cover" but Violetta looks to have a very calm and caring nature, to be very serious and to the point but easily amused?
Maybe YOU are one of Violetta's former students??? Indeed Violetta fit well in a man's world talking easily about world affairs, politics, business, but she loved a good joke and enjoyed the antics of children although she never had any of her own.Delete
Violetta has the intelligent and engaging face of a good teacher. I don't think we ever forget the good ones! I know I remember some of them quite well even though I can't remember what I did yesterday.ReplyDelete
I know what you mean!Delete
Violeta really aged well, her last school photo looks just like her first, maybe with greyish hair. Yes the old time teachers are remembered fondly, I know the ones that made big impressions on me and were significant in my life too from elementary through high school. A good look at the teaching times of that area. I think "normal" was a common reference to colleges that educated teachers, I have found that here and in PA too.ReplyDelete
Yes, "normal" was related to the word "norms" meaning standards.Delete
I never liked those quotes either. Some teachers just have a way of bringing out the best in students, and what a wonderful thing to receive that letter!ReplyDelete
Thanks Karen.Delete
Violetta was a teacher and a learner of people. She could ask the most insightful questions and have people talking for hours. She was a listener and a good adviser. I am so thankful she was our great aunt. Think of how advanced her thinking was! She made all of us what we are today.
Favorite Violetta quote in her later years: "Getting old is HELL" I guess the teacher in her felt we were old enough to hear the word hell.
She was forward-thinking, that's for sure.Delete
How lucky you were to have your Aunt Violetta as a Teacher Role Model. I so love the progression of the school pictures. I have every year I taught and had teacher pictures made. The kids were always so funny when it came my turn to sit for a picture. Great memories...thanks!!!
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There were many years that I didn't even get a picture taken. I don't recall ever buying them when I did.Delete
Wendy, this is all so cool. To be there 28 years; and being such an important part of the community ... and she aged beautifully as a bonus.
What a wonderful post.
Kathy M.
Her hair turned grey fairly early, but it was white white white when I knew her. Thick hair too.Delete
What a fitting tribute to your great aunt, Wendy! And how interesting to see her yearbook picture from all those subsequent years. She certainly left a legacy in her many students over the span of a long--and hopefully rewarding--career.ReplyDelete
I'm certain many students never forgot her.Delete
Teachers definitely play an important role in all of our lives.
I remember some fondly, others, not so fondly.
But I remember them.
Glad that Violetta was among those one remembers fondly!!
I remember most of my teachers for one reason or another. I usually liked my teachers, but looking back, I now realize which ones were not so good and why.Delete
That's a charming series of portraits from your great aunt Violetta's School Days. She seems to have brought out the same smile for the photographer each year.ReplyDelete
Interesting observation. I bet I do the same thing when ordered to smile for the camera - bring out a forced smile.Delete


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The CrunchFund 1 Party at the Creamery last night was a ton of
fund fun. Attendees included our portfolio companies, most of Silicon Valley's early stage VCs and plenty of others. We'll be hosting these regularly.
We're also happy about two other things.
First, we were able to make a really nice donation to Collective Roots from attendee donations.
And second, everyone got to drink a lot of awesome Churchkey beer (one of our investments).
And better yet, Ivor Bradley, the owner of the Creamery (and the next door Iron Cactus) has decided to keep Churchkey on the menu at both locations permanently.
So drink good beer while pitching your startup. The world is a slightly happier place this morning.
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February 02. 2013 11:10PM
Fight leads to gunshots in Henniker
HENNIKER - Two men face charges after a fight escalated into gunshots fired in a restaurant parking lot early Saturday, police said.
Joseph L. Wilcox, 51, of Sutton, was charged with attempted aggravated assault. His bail was set at $25,000 cash. He faces arraignment Monday morning.
Jeffrey B. Wigsten, 47, of Henniker, was arrested and charged with simple assault. He was bailed on $2,500 cash and has a March 5 court date.
Wigsten allegedly assaulted Wilcox in the parking lot of the Gin Gin Restaurant off Maple Street, leading Wilcox to pull out a handgun and discharge it towards Wigsten, authorities said.
A police officer parked nearby heard the sound of gunfire and saw witnesses yelling for someone to call police about a man with a gun around 12:15 a.m. The officer found Wilcox kneeling down with a handgun lying to his side, police said. In the distance stood Wigsten, who was standing behind a car for cover, according to police.
The Henniker Police Department are asking anybody with information to call the department at 428-3213 or the Concord Regional Crimeline at 226-3100.


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