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Whiskey Review: Evan Williams Single Barrel Bourbon
Posted by Arctic Wolf on April 3, 2010
Last year I purchased a bottle of Evan Williams Single Barrel Kentucky Bourbon, the 1998 vintage. It sat on my shelf, waiting and waiting to be opened. I had only one bottle and to be honest it looked so nice that I really did not want to ruin the look of my liquor cabinet by opening it. It was in my "save for a special occasion" shelf. Then something wonderful happened. My good friend, Dennis was given a bottle as well. He had no such compunction to save the elixir and he happily agreed to share some samples with me. (In case you feel I was taking advantage of him, I should let you know that this is a mutual thing that we do, I share, and he shares, and everyone is very happy as we both get to try many more wonderful spirits this way.)
Now Evan Williams Single Barrel whiskeys are indeed something very special. They have been winning awards since 1990, in a vast variety of Spirit's journals, magazines and contests including Gold Medals at the Prestigious San Fransisco World Spirits Competition for their 1993 and 1994 bottlings.
Here is an excerpt from my review:
"…After taking a deep wiff of the air around my whiskey glass, I close my eyes. In my imagination, I have just stumbled into a sawmill where they are cutting large rough timber beams. I can smell the wood tannins exposed on the sides of the timber and the fresh cut wood grain scent is delightful. Of course there is much more than oak timbers in the glass: wild honey, rich vanilla, toffee, caramel and hints of molasses rise from the glass in a rich vibrant aroma which is spicy and tannin filled…."
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Review: Evan Williams Single Barrel Kentucky Bourbon
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Talley and Ubel Lead Huskers Past Northwestern
Lincoln - Brandon Ubel and Dylan Talley combined for 34 points and 20 rebounds, leading Nebraska to an impressive 64-49 win over Northwestern Saturday afternoon.
Nebraska (11-10, 2-6 Big Ten) relied on its seniors and turned in one of its best defensive efforts of the season in snapping a three-game home losing skid.
Talley paced Nebraska with 20 points, while tying his season high with eight rebounds. The 6-foot-5 senior hit 8-of-15 shots from the floor in posting his fourth 20-point effort of the season and first in conference action. Talley also shined on the defensive end, holding Reggie Hearn, the Wildcats' leading scorer, to just six points on 2-of-11 shooting.
Ubel turned in another strong performance, as the Huskers were without Andre Almeida because of an injury suffered in practice earlier in the week. Ubel posted his fourth double-double of the year with 14 points and 12 rebounds, including seven offensive boards. Ubel, who played 39 minutes, also dished out three assists and blocked a pair of shots. His 12 rebounds were one shy of his career high, but marked a career high for a league game.
While Talley and Ubel paced the offense, a collective team effort helped limit Northwestern to 49 points, the Wildcats' second-fewest points this season. Northwestern shot just 32.1 percent from the field - the lowest effort against Nebraska this season - including 6-of-29 from the three-point line.
The Wildcats relied on Dave Sobolewski for the majority of their scoring, as the sophomore poured in a season-high 21 points, accounting for nearly half of Northwestern's total points. Jared Swopshire had 11 points and a game-high 16 rebounds, but the Wildcats were out-rebounded 43-34.
Leading 34-22 at the half, the Huskers put together one of their most efficient halves of the season. Nebraska hit 13 of their 24 shots in the second half, shooting 54.2 percent from the field. Talley scored 10 points in the second half, while junior Ray Gallegos scored all 11 of his points in the final 20 minutes.
The Huskers led 35-31 before Gallegos keyed a decisive 11-4 run with a trio of 3-pointers in a span of 2:36, as Nebraska extended its lead to 46-34 on Ubel's jumper. The Wildcats (12-9, 3-5 Big Ten) were within 52-40 after a 3-pointer from Sobolewski, but Talley answered right back with a pair of jumpers and Nebraska kept the Wildcats at bay down the stretch.
Nebraska returns to action on Tuesday night, as the Huskers take on No. 12 Minnesota at 8 p.m. The game will be carried on the Husker Sports Network and televised on BTN. Nebraska's next home game is against No. 14 Ohio State next Saturday, Feb. 2, at 6 p.m. and tickets are available by calling Huskers.com or visiting 800-8-BIGRED.


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Three Signees Commit to Huskers in 2013-14
The Huskers lose four senior players concluding the 2013 season but have high hopes of continued excellence for the future with three signees joining the Nebraska ranks in the 2013-14 season. These additions come in the form of Brittany Brewster, Mary Hanna, and Katerina Matysova.
A five star recruit from Saline, Mich., Hanna is expected to be a solid player for the Huskers. Hanna has achieved a ranking as high as fifth in the Midwest as well as being the No. 6 overall recruit from the Midwest. Hanna emerged victorious in doubles at the Midwest Open this year as well as contending as a finalist in doubles at the Midwest Closed in 2011. Hanna boasts first team all-state for three years heading into her senior year of high school tennis.
Brewster, hailing from Austin, Texas, plays for Lake Travis High School where she's claimed various achievements and titles at the 4A level. Among Brewster's accolades are singles District, Regional, and State champion leading her team to be District and Regional Champions and second place at State. Beyond her high school play, Brewster is a USTA National Girl's 16s Doubles Champion, 18s Doubles second place finisher, and 18s Singles fourth place finalist on the way to a USTA Junior Tennis 18s Team National Champions finish this year. Brewster is a member of the Fed Cup Team, a Prince Cup Team Champion, and the CATA Female Player of the Year. Brewster is a five time recipient of the Nancy Jeffett Sportsmanship Award. Brewster is also as dedicated off the court achieving Academic All-District honors.
Matysova, an international signee from Erding, Germany, has been successful on the court from a young age. Matysova won a Regional Championship Under 21 at the tender age of 13 going on to reach her highest TE U16 ranking of No. 11 at the age of 14. In January 2011, Matysova won an ITF tournament in Poland. Matysova's highest national ranking at No. 97 in her 2011-12 season. Matysova attained her highest ITF ranking in 2011 at No. 384.
Assistant Coach Hayden Perez looks optimistically foward to the recruits joining Nebraska, believing they will all be huge contributions to the team."We are very excited about this year's signees," Coach Perez said, "each individual will be a great fit for our program. Brittany, Mary, and Katerina all have the character and values that we look for in future Huskers and they will all make an immediate impact on the team. It will be an honor for Coach Jacobson and I to work with them and I know our current team members will welcome them with open arms! Go Big Red!"


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A Bakersfield man was rescued after he crashed his motorcycle and broke his am in the Temblors Sunday.
The victim was spotted by a helicopter crew while his family members were leading firefighters in on a motorcycle.
The rescue took place in a remote area 1-1/2 to 2 miles west of Fellows and south of Midoil road near Sulphur Springs just after noon.
The Kern County Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call about 12:30 p.m. and firefighters from Taft and Fellows were dispatched to the incident.
Hall Ambulance's helicopter Medivac 1 was launched from Bakersfield.
Kern County Fire Capt. Don Printup said firefighters met a family member near the fellows School but the family member was not familiar with the area and had a hard time leading firefighters to the scene.
The medivac helicopter arrived on scene and spotted the victim from the air about 40 minutes afte the incident was reported.
Air 5, the Kern County Sheriff's search and rescue helicopter, was also sent to the recue in case a hoist rescue was needed but it was cancelled after arriving on scene.
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Isle of Arran
The Isle of Arran is situated in south-western Scotland, in the Firth of Clyde near Glasgow. Measuring approximately 167 square miles (433 km2) in area, it has a population of approximately 5,000. Arran is the seventh largest island in Scotland, but is not technically one of the Hebrides, being the one of the southernmost of the Scottish islands. Widely referred to as 'Scotland in Miniature', Arran offers visitors a compact and easily accessible island that mimics the geology of mainland Scotland, with a sparsely populated and mountainous northern half and a flatter, more populous southern half. Located close to Glasgow and Scotland's Ayrshire coast, Arran is a popular and easily accessible tourist destination.
Other destinations
Holy Island (known locally as the Holy Isle)
The sole inhabitants of Holy Island are Buddhist monks, who moved in after Vision of Virgin Mary persuaded previous owner to sell it to them. During summer tourist season, a boat takes visitors roughly every hour from 10AM to 5PM, though the monastery itself is not accessible to the public as it is used as a place of retreat (Monks stay there for 3 years and 3 months). The walk up the backbone of the island offers beautiful views of Lamlash and the Scottish mainland.
The Ross Road
Runs from Lamlash to Lagg (Kilmory). This road offers fantastic scenery. It has a decent surface and is suitable for cars or bikes (though it is pretty steep so make sure you have plenty of gears!). As the road is mostly single-track, it is not really suitable for larger motorhomes. There's no public transport along the Ross Road, though you should be able to hitch passing cars fairly easily. Use discretion in the winter as the road can become impassable due to snow and ice.
The Isle of Arran is often described as 'Scotland in Miniature', offering the scenery of the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands on one Island, in the North and South respectively.
The northern part of the island is a National Scenic Area, it's easy to understand why!
Note that if the ferry is not running, the shops will not get any newspapers until the ferry starts running again. And don't ask anyone before 9AM "Have you got any papers?"
Get in
By boat
The only practical way to reach Arran is using one of the two Ferries operated by Caledonian McBrayne. The ferries run between:
Ardrossan(mainland) - Brodick(Arran)
Name: MV Caledonian Isles and MV Isle of Arran[7]
The Isle of Arran is due to start operation between Ardrossan and Brodick in Summer 2011.
Claonaig(mainland) - Lochranza(Arran)
Name: MV Loch Tarbert
Be warned services can be cancelled or diverted due to bad weather and reduced services run on Sundays and off season. Between the end of March and the end October, there is an extra Friday evening ferry between Ardrossan and Brodick which does not run for the rest of the week.
Between the end of October and the end of March, a ferry runs once a day between Lochranza and Tarbert. Passengers and cars MUST book in advance for this ferry. Pick up a timetable or go to the Calmac website for further details.
The paddle steamer Waverley [8] also calls at the island 3 times per week from June to September. Services run from Ayr, Largs, Glasgow and other places, check the website for further details
In addition to the above ferries, Arran Power and Sail[9] run two services using RIB powerboats;
They also operate all the way to Ardrossan on request; see the website for further details.
By plane
The nearest airports to Arran are Glasgow Prestwick[10] and Glasgow International[11] on the mainland. Prestwick is situated 32 miles to the south of Glasgow, International is 15 miles west of the city. From Prestwick you can travel by train to Kilwinning (en route to Glasgow Central) and change for Ardrossan Harbour and ferries to Brodick. Alternatively bus 585 (operated by Stagecoach Western) travels directly from the airport to Ardrossan Princes Street, a short walk from the ferry terminal. Taxis from Prestwick Airport to Ardrossan Harbour are also available for about £15. From Glasgow International a bus operates to Paisley Gilmour Street railway station, for rail connections to Ardrossan Harbour.
By bus
To Ardrossan;
All buses are operated by Stagecoach Western.
To Claonaig;
By train
From Glasgow
Trains [14] run direct from Glasgow Central to Ardrossan Harbour several times a day. Departures to and from Glasgow are timed to connect with CalMac [15] ferries to Brodick. Some trains to Ardrossan Harbour connect with ferries, and both the train and ferry can be delayed if the other is late running. Combined train/ferry tickets to Glasgow can also be bought at the ferry terminal in Brodick, and combined tickets to Brodick can be bought from any railway station, sometimes saving on the equivalent combined cost of train and ferry tickets. Note that the 1650 train from Glasgow splits at Ardrossan South Beach, so you will have to be in the front 3 cars of the train: pay close attention to departure screens before boarding the train.
From Ayr and Prestwick Airport
Trains run frequently from Ayr and Prestwick Airport to Kilwinning, where you can get on another train to Ardrossan. A few trains per day also come from Stranraer (for Northern Ireland).
By car
There is no bridge link to Arran and you must take the ferry, however both CalMac ferries carry cars (as well as vans, trucks, buses, bikes...), and the paddle steamer Waverley can also carry bicycles. Note there is an extensive long term car park at Ardrossan Harbour, and there is also a small car park in Claonaig. Also note that there is no LPG on the island either.
Get around
By car
There are three main roads on the island: the main road that runs around the coast (the A841), the 'String Road' that runs from Brodick to Blackwaterfoot (the B880) and the Ross Road that runs from Lamlash to a point between Kilmory/Lagg and Sliddery). This is mainly a narrow single track road with passing places and not on a standard to allow larger motorhomes on it. Maps are widely available all over the island if you have not got your own. Bear in mind that there is an advisory speed limit of 30mph between Brodick and Lochranza.
You don't need a car or bike to explore Arran, with an extensive and reliable bus service covering most of the island (however, be warned that the bus windows can sometimes be filthy and impede your view). Services are operated by Stagecoach Western [16], although because of the local authority area, it's not unusual to see bus stops and timetables carrying the logo of Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) [17] who oversee public transport on Arran. A single day 'Rover' ticket costs £4.60, although beware that fares and timetables change with the seasons.
A full timetable can be found online.[18] and printed timetables are available on all buses, on board the ferries, at the ferry terminals and from most of convenience stores. Key services include:
Most buses connect in Brodick with the CalMac[19] ferry to Ardrossan. Check timetable notes carefully, as some late evening buses only run on Fridays during the summer. Few buses run after 9PM.
Note that many of the 323 services on Mondays to Saturdays and some on Sundays terminate at Whiting Bay. Check the timetable for details.
Generally, bikes cannot be carried on the buses, but in the off-peak season a friendly driver may let you take your bike on board, but don't count on it.
The Castle Bus only runs Sunday-Thursday during the summer holidays, and then weekends until the end of October. The Castle is also served by the 324 bus - albeit it does not run into the grounds of the castle itself. Timetables are available locally and on board the Caledonian Isles.
There are also Island Tours that run Mon-Fri only from June to August. They connect with the 09:30 ferry from Ardrossan, and a full day tour connects with the 16:40 ferry back. You can also get a half day tour that gets back to Brodick for the 13:50 ferry back, but you do not get to see the North Island. Timetables are available on the Caledonian Isles and from Brodick Ferry Terminal.
Arran is an adrenaline junkie's paradise when it comes to motorcycles! The roads are narrow, heavilly potholed (so much that Arran is the 'pothole capital' of the UK!) and often you come across 40 ton logging trucks! And after all that, the rewards are magnificant, with breathtaking views during the sunshine! As an added bonus, a motorcycle can be brought over to Arran for half the cost of a car! Even though the roads are "goin' tae pot", it's still a very big adventure for even the seasoned motorcyclist!
By bicycle
Hiring a bike is recommended to travel some routes, such as the Ross, that the bus doesn't take. In Brodick, bike hire is available from the Boathouse and Arran Power and Sail on the shore and Arran Adventures next to the Auchrannie. In Blackwaterfoot you can hire a bike from the Kinloch Sports Club. Cycling over the Machrie Moor Road from the String Road to Machrie on a calm, sunny day is not to be missed...
Be extra careful when cycling on the narrow Brodick-Corrie road as there have been some fatalities there in the recent past.
By taxi
Taxi services cover the entire island and you may find that booking ahead is a good idea as they get very busy in peak season. If you are travelling alone it is best to ask for a quote when booking, as prices can be very steep depending on where you want to go - it is actually cheaper to rent a car than get a return taxi fare from Brodick to Lochranza.
By thumb
The A841 runs the perimeter of the island and provides great costal views on a clear day (aside from the rather hilly area between Tomore and Blackwaterfoot). While narrow, it is mostly well paved and easy to navigate. This road is also a good source of cars for hitchhiking. Locals ranging from grandmothers to transit van drivers will try and squeeze you in, and are a great source of information and conversation to boot. Even the police on the island will gladly give you a lift if you are lucky enough (provided they're not busy), so don't be afraid to thumb anything that passes by. There are only a few roads around the island, making hitchhiking from one village to another simple. Be aware that in inclement weather cars may be few and far between.
There are many good eateries on the island. From the 5 Star Kilmichael Country House Hotel, the Auchrannie (both in Brodick), the Trafalgar Restaurant (Whiting Bay), the Kildonan Hotel (Kildonan), the Kinloch Hotel in Blackwaterfoot to the Restaurant at the Distillery in Lochranza.
At least one Pub is in most Villages, some have two or more.
The Catacol Bay Hotel has one of the best range of drinks on the island. Nothing too expensive, but it has one of the best atmospheres around
Cruize Bar [34] at the Auchrannie Spa Resort offers a good range of drinks (also serves good food), open 7 days, comfortable surroundings and occasional party nights.
Another at the Ormidale Hotel, Brodick. It has a nice atmosphere (upper part is in former glasshouse), pub quizzes and the most insanley tiled toilet block in the world.
There is also a pub with real ale at the Blackwaterfoot Lodge.
Food and Groceries
Arts and Crafts
Camping, Hostels, Bunkhouses
Self Catering
Post Office
There are Post Offices in Brodick, Whiting Bay, Kildonan, Pirnmill and Blackwaterfoot. The village halls in Lochranza and Kilmory also offer a limited Post Office service on certain days.
Get out
In summer, take the ferry from Lochranza to Claonaig and walk or cycle the 2.5 miles along the coast to Skipness, see the travel guide for more information.
Holy Island is also a good day out, see the Holy Island travel guide for further details.


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The Gadsden County chapter of Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) is hosting the second annual Kick Butts Day Kickball Tournament on March 24. The event will draw attention to prevalent tobacco topics, including secondhand smoke, smokeless tobacco, and smoke free multi unit housing. Our principal focus will be on flavored tobacco and how these products appeal to and addict our youth. A petition table will be set up at the event so participants will have a chance to ask their local elected officials for resolutions restricting the sale of these products.
Eight teams from our county will compete in the kickball tournament. Our teams will be made up of SWAT students from our six clubs, employees from the City of Quincy, students from the FSU College of Medicine, and other local residents and businesses who are interested in participating. Teams must have a minimum of eight and a maximum of sixteen players in order to play. Volunteers are also needed before, during, and after the event to help with a variety of tasks.
This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served during the tournament.
SWAT is Florida's statewide youth organization working to mobilize, educate and equip Florida youth to revolt against and de-glamorize Big Tobacco.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
10:00 AM (registration/check-in)
Joseph Ferolito Recreation Center
122 N. Graves Street
Quincy, FL 32351
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First Christian Church in Shawnee will hold a special Ash Wednesday service Feb. 13.
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) will observe Ash Wednesday, Feb. 13, with a special service at 6 p.m. The church is located at 1625 N. Broadway, and the service is open to the public.
Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent and takes its name from the ceremonial imposition of ashes on the foreheads of worshippers as a sign of human sin and mortality. This is an ancient tradition that goes back at least to the 10th Century, and communicates the human condition before God by solemn word and sign.
The ashes have added significance since they are prepared from burning the palm fronds that were carried into the sanctuary on Palm Sunday of last year.
The service will be brief and focuses on scripture, prayer, and a short message prior to the imposition of the ashes. In the tradition of the Disciples of Christ, this is one worship service where communion is not served.
The service marks the beginning Lent, which is a 40-day journey toward Easter. Lent is a time of self-examination, confession, and penitence.


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Todd likens the current state of Congress to his long car trips from childhood.
As a family, we drove everywhere on vacation in the family sedan. And on those cramped 8+ hour drives, my two younger sisters and I frequently fought over who got the middle seat. That primo spot offered a little more legroom and the best view straight ahead between the front seats, which was critical for staving off carsickness.
We would bargain, bicker and scream over it. The only way to stop the madness was for my dad to propose an alternative nobody wanted:
"If you don't settle this in the next 30 seconds, I'm turning the car back around and we're not going anywhere."
It's a ridiculous solution to a simple problem, but almost always effective. My dad didn't care who actually sat in the middle seat. He just wanted us to quit fighting over it.
That's the scene that's been popping to mind lately whenever someone likens our dysfunctional Congress to spoiled children. The elephant and the donkey can't agree on a budget, so Papa Prez turns around and proposes an alternative that nobody wants if we can't make up our minds.
But there's one important difference: We never had the option to tell Dad to shove it.
Unlike my father, a U.S. President cannot decide who sits where, and has no authority to turn the car around when Congress is at an impasse.
Remember, the Office of the President can only suggest laws, not make them. Obama cannot pass a budget: He can only propose one. So he can propose sequestration as an undesirable alternative to help force a decision, but your own Congressmen and -women still had to vote that scenario unto themselves.
And they did.
Lately, some pundits and members of Congress have been making a big to-do about the fact that the sequestration idea came from the White House. What gets lost in the finger-pointing is that it doesn't matter whose idea the sequestration was. The whole notion could have come from the mystical interpretation of the pattern of a stray cat's paw prints in the National Sandbox at midnight on the Fall Solstice - and it wouldn't have made a lick of difference.
The fact remains that Congress embraced it fully. Here is the house vote. Here is the Senate vote.
Of course, the whole idea was to avoid it. What shocked everybody is that our elected officials - when faced with the choice between hack-and-slash spending cuts and compromising on a budget - would rather leap squarely onto the third rail, followed by a weeklong session of The Blame Game.
Even as children, we knew it wasn't dad's fault if we ended up back home because of our stubbornness. It actually happened once, and we knew we could only blame ourselves.
Too bad we can't expect as much out of Congress.
For a basic explanation of the sequester and how it came to being, check out The Sequester Explained, an article from the Washington Post.


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The vertebrae are a series of bones that make up the spine. When one of them fractures, that can put pressure on surrounding nerves. This can cause intense pain and disability. The bones may be repaired with these procedures:
- In vertebroplasty, acrylic cement is injected into a fractured and collapsed vertebra (spinal bone). The cement strengthens the bone and decreases pain from the fracture.
- In kyphoplasty, a balloon is used to create a cavity to inject the cement into. This procedure is designed to relieve pain. It can also improve spinal deformities from the fractures.
Reasons for Procedure
Both procedures are used to decrease pain from osteoporotic or pathologic vertebral compression fractures.
Kyphoplasty also restores the height of the bone. This can decrease the spinal deformity caused by the fracture.
Other treatment for vertebral fracture may include nonsurgical treatments, such as bracing or use of pain medications.
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
- Leakage of the cement into the spinal canal or into adjacent veins
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Increased back pain
- Fracture of adjacent vertebra or ribs
- Numbness, tingling
- Paralysis
Your doctor may feel that the risks of these procedures are too great if you have:
- Vertebral fractures that extend into the spinal canal area
- Radiculopathy—irritation of a nerve root in the area of the fracture that often causes areas of numbness, tingling, or weakness in the leg
- Bleeding disorders
- Unusually soft or porous bones
If you have vertebral fracture due to osteoporosis, vertebroplasty may not be as effective.
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications such as:
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- You will receive a complete physical exam and blood tests.
- You will have imaging studies of your back to identify the nature of the fracture, such as:
- Talk to your doctor about your medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure.
- You will need to stop eating at least 6 hours prior to the procedure. Stop drinking fluids about 3-6 hours prior to the procedure.
- Most are done using only IV sedation and local anesthesia. The sedation will help you relax. The local will numb the area above the fractured bone.
- In some cases, general anesthesia may be used. You will be asleep.
Description of Procedure
You will be asked to lie down on your stomach. X-ray cameras will be positioned around you. The cameras will show images of the bone. Your doctor will use this to verify the position of the needles and cement.
The skin over the fractured bone will be numbed and sterilized. A hollow needle will be passed into the vertebra. The acrylic cement will be mixed into a toothpaste-like consistency. An added substance, called barium, will improve the images. When the needle position is ideal, the cement will be injected into the fractured bone. The doctor will watch the cement as it enters the bone to check for leaks.
Your doctor will begin by making a small incision in your back. A tiny drill will be used to create an opening in the bone. A special balloon will be passed through. The balloon will be inflated to open the space and correct the deformity. After the balloon is removed, acrylic cement will be injected into the cavity. This will help to maintain the correction.
Immediately After Procedure
You may have a CT scan to confirm the position of the cement. You will stay on your stomach for about 10-20 minutes. This will allow the cement to harden. You will then be moved to a recovery room. You will be asked to lie on your back for another hour or so.
How Long Will It Take?
40 minutes to 2 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
You may feel some initial pain due to lying on your stomach. Many notice immediate and significant relief from pain.
Average Hospital Stay
You will usually only need to stay in the hospital for a few hours. You may need to stay longer if you have any complications.
Post-procedure Care
You will be monitored for a few hours for any complications.
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chances of infection such as:
- Washing your hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incisions
You may notice some discomfort at the site of the needle insertion or the tiny incision. This is often relieved through the use of an ice pack (use only for 15 minutes per hour).
Acetaminophen or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) may also help. You may also be given medication to prevent muscle spasm.
Call Your Doctor
It is important to monitor your recovery. Alert your doctor to any problems. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site or the needle insertion site
- Severe back or rib pain
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
- New numbness, tingling, or weakness
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Warren A. Bodine, DO, CAQSM
- Review Date: 05/2017 -
- Update Date: 12/20/2014 -


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It may seem like wildfire Armageddon out there, given the tragic deaths of 24 wildland firefighters this year, more than 800 homes and businesses burned to the ground, nearly 1.6 million acres scorched and over 23,000 blazes requiring suppression.
But as dramatic as it's been, the 2013 wildfire season has yet to kick into high gear.
"We have seen, overall, less fire activity so far this year," says Randy Eardley, a spokesman at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
In fact, the number of fires and the amount of acreage burned are each down about 40 percent from the 10-year average for this time of year, according to NIFC statistics. So far, this is the second-slowest wildfire season in the past decade.
Credit a wet spring in the Southeast for stemming the usual outbreak of big blazes there. And in the opposite corner of the country, in the Northwest, "they've had cooler and wetter weather coming into the summer months," says Ed Delgado, a fire weather forecaster for the federal Bureau of Land Management.
"Their green period has been prolonged," Delgado adds, "so they're not getting fire as early as they normally would."
But that's about to change. Delgado has a new wildfire forecast out and it has hopeful news for the fire-weary Southwest, where some of this season's most destructive and tragic blazes have occurred.
"I think we'll see fire activity in the far Southwest starting to wane," Delgado reports, citing the onset of the summer monsoon season, which brings both higher humidity and rain. They help diminish the spread of wildfire and help keep new blazes from sparking.
Much of the rest of the West, however, should expect the heavy fire activity summer normally brings. And a vast region stretching from Northern California through Oregon and into portions of Washington, Idaho and Montana is expected to have "more significant" and "above normal" wildfire.
"We'll have fire in other parts of the country," Delgado says, "but those areas [in California and the Northwest] are the areas that we expect fire to be more significant than we would normally see; larger, more prolonged fires than we typically see this time of year."
The potential for disastrous fire persists for portions of the Southwest and Southern California, where moisture in grasses, shrubs and trees in some areas is at record dry levels.
Eardley says the nation's wildfire corps is ready, despite sequester-mandated budget cuts that left 500 full-time, highly trained firefighter positions unfilled.
"While I'm not going to say that those fewer fighters on the payroll is not going to be felt, we'll just have to manage what we have a little bit differently," Eardley adds.
So far this year, more than 13,000 firefighters have been deployed, including support crews, according to NIFC. The peak deployment was on June 15, when 7,000 firefighters and support staff were tackling blazes. Today, about 5,700 people are fighting fire.
Fire managers can call on contractors if they run low on firefighters. There are also "reservists," recently retired firefighters who are still certified. Last year, more than 8,000 retirees were mobilized, according to Eardley.
In the worst fire seasons, as many as 20,000 firefighters and support crews were working all at once.
So far, the U.S. Forest Service and BLM have spent more than $546 million suppressing wildfires. That's a rough figure, Eardley cautions, given fluid spending during the season. The two agencies have together budgeted $790 million for firefighting.
Eardley says the agencies will tap into the budgets of other programs if they exhaust fire suppression funds. The "last-case scenario," he says, is to borrow money to pay the wildfire bills.
"I think we're going to have our hands full," Eardley adds, given the forecast for the rest of the fire season.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. Robert Siegel.
And I'm Audie Cornish.
So far, the wildfire season has been tragic and destructive and it's about to intensify, according to a new forecast. NPR's Howard Berkes is keeping track of fires that have developed to date and talking with forecasters about what is yet to come.
HOWARD BERKES, BYLINE: It certainly seems like wildfire Armageddon out there.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #1: Nearly a thousand homes in two communities north of Los Angeles have been evacuated as a wind whipped wildfire burns more than 40 square miles in the Angeles National Forest.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #2: The number of homes destroyed by Colorado's Black Forest fire has more than tripled.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Nineteen firefighters were killed while battling a massive fire in Arizona. This is the deadliest night for U.S. firefighters in 80 years.
BERKES: But as dramatic as it is, this wildfire season hasn't really kicked into high gear yet. Randy Eardley is a spokesman at the National Interagency Fire Center.
RANDY EARDLEY: With the exception of those scattered ones, yes, we have seen overall less fire activity so far this year.
BERKES: It's about 40 percent below average for this time of year, even with 1.6 million acres scorched and 23,000 wildfires. Ed Delgado is a fire meteorologist for the Federal Bureau of Land Management and he says the Southeast didn't have a big spring fire season. And out West...
ED DELGADO: In the northwest, they've had cooler and wetter weather coming into the summer months, so their green period has been prolonged. And so, they're not getting fire as early as they normally would.
BERKES: But a big shift is underway, according to Delgado's new forecast. Summer monsoon humidity and rain is beginning in the fire-weary Southwest, while excessive heat and persistent drought will take its toll elsewhere.
DELGADO: I think we'll see fire activity in the far Southwest starting to wane. And we'll see fires beginning to increase across the Northwest from Northern California through Oregon, parts of Washington, Idaho and Montana. We'll have fire in other parts of the country, but those areas are where we expect fires to be more significant than we normally see. In other words, larger more prolonged fires than we typically would see this time of year.
BERKES: In the worst years, 15 to 20,000 firefighters and support crews are working all at once. The busiest day this season had 7,000 people deployed. Sequester budget cuts have cost the fire force 500 full-time firefighting jobs. Eardley says fire managers will make do.
EARDLEY: While I'm not going to say that those fewer firefighters on the payroll is not going to be felt, we'll just to have to manage what we have a little bit differently.
BERKES: Which means calling in contractors and the reserves - firefighters who are recently retired but still certified. More than 8,000 retirees were deployed last year. Given the forecast, it appears they'll be needed again.
Howard Berkes, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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I felt compelled to write a letter describing how the Tennessee Gas Pipeline changed my life. I'm a single mom, restaurant owner, and an overall hard working American. In the spring of 2011, I heard the pipeline was coming to town. So like any other business owner, I thought "opportunity to make money." So I went down to the yard in Beach Lake, PA. Introduced myself and welcomed them into our town. I hoped if they got a day off they might stop in and have lunch at my restaurant. Well it worked!! They started to come in and eventually asked me to come out to the yard and set up a little breakfast stand. That way that didn't have to stop in the morning, they could just go to the yard and get breakfast there.
That's when everything changed! This group of men and women became family. I learned about their families. How they missed their children and loved ones at home. They were trying to make better lives for their families, by sacrificing their own. They worked many, many hours in all kinds of weather trying to get their jobs finished. My daughter, who was 13 at the time, would go with me to help out. She would write down their names and something about them, so that we could remember all of their names. Normally, I would not bring a young girl to a construction yard full of men, but these men were different. Kind and respectful. Southern hospitality at its finest. She would look forward to seeing each and every one of them, each morning.
I often do benefits. That summer was no exception. There was a young soldier, named Jeremy who was terminally ill and stationed in Texas. His dying wish was to see his family. The morning of the benefit I brought my donation jar with me and asked for monetary donations. I was hoping to raise a few hundred dollars for the family. That morning everyone gave not one's, and five's, but 20's, 50's and 100's for a young man they never met. With their help, we raised over $4,000 for him.
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Welcome to The Few, The Proud, The Forgotten. The purpose of this site is to help provide information about the toxic water contamination aboard U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Please feel free to register, look around our site and ask questions. We invite you to visit our Discussion page. We have also recently completed a referenced time line of events for the first half of the toxic water contamination aboard Camp Lejeune. Please review this important document and compare it to prior "official" Marine Corps versions found on the page.
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) is currently studying the effects of toxic exposure upon former residents of Camp Lejeune. Three separate water distribution systems aboard Camp Lejeune were found to be contaminated, the Hadnot Point, Tarawa Terrace and Holcomb Blvd water distribution systems. ATSDR has determined the systems was contaminated from January 1953 until 1 March 1987. ATSDR water modeling for these water distribution systems is complete.
Historically, Midway Park, Berkeley Manor, and Paradise Point housing areas received their finished tap water from the Hadnot Point water system prior to 1972. After that date, these areas received their water from the Holcomb Boulevard water distribution system. Hospital Point and Hadnot Point (Main side) to include French creek received their finished water from the Hadnot Point water distribution system up until the contaminated wells were taken offline, contaminated water for these areas ceased in February of 1985. However, beginning 27 January 1985 through 4 February 1985, the Holcomb Boulevard water treatment plant was taken off line due to a generator fuel spill in the water system. Water was rerouted from the Hadnot Point water distribution system in order to supply water to Midway Park, Berkeley Manor, Paradise Point, and Watkins Village. The water furnished to these areas during the 9 day period was highly contaminated with VOCs.
The water provided by the Tarawa Terrace and Hadnot Point distribution systems was highly contaminated with various chemicals, including the VOCs (volatile organic compounds) known as PCE (Tetrachloroethylene aka Perchloroethylene), TCE (Trichloroethylene), DCE (Dichloroethylene), Vinyl Chloride and BTEX (Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene).These chemicals are either known or suspected human carcinogens. Many Marines, Sailors, their families and loyal civilian employees have been affected by the contamination in various ways including, but not limited to: liver cancer, kidney cancer, breast cancer, bladder cancer, ovarian cancer, prostate cancer, cervical cancer, lung cancer, leukemia, non Hodgkins lymphoma, liver disease, miscarriages, birth defects (cleft palate, heart defects, Choanal atresia, neural tube defects, low birth weight, and small for gestational age),etc. Unfortunately, many of these families still have not been notified by the USMC of the danger from their exposure. In 1987 Camp Lejeune was recommended for listing as a Superfund site on the National Priorities List (NPL) by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Camp Lejeune was officially listed as a Superfund site in 1989.
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Camp Lejeune Contamination Timeline
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The Ledger (Lakeland, FL) US to pay Marines affected by toxic water 1/13/17
CBS News - Vets exposed to contaminated water may now apply for disability benefits 1/13/17
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Sen. Burr (NC) press release for Camp Lejeune presumptives 1/13/2017
U.S. agrees to pay billions to Marines affected by toxic water at Camp Lejeune 1/12/2017
Camp Lejeune CAP Meeting Announced for January 21, 2017 at Marriott Courtyard in Jacksonville, NC 1/5/2017
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VA seeks feedback on Camp Lejeune toxic water claims ruling 9/9/2016
Proposed VA Camp Lejeune Presumptive Rule published for 30 day comment period in Federal Register 9/9/2016
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WWAY-TV - US Senators [Burr & Tillis] Push For Automatic Disability Status For Poisoned [Camp Lejeune] Vets 8/18/2016
NH Union Leader - Tainted water at Camp Lejeune: Veteran fights for disability 8/3/2016
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel - Vet Links Health Problems to Camp Lejeune 6/30/2016
Stark County (Ohio) Veterans Service Commission warns of Camp Lejeune sickness 6/2/2016
WFLA NBC Tampa - 8 On Your Side investigation prompts action on Camp Lejeune poison water VA claim 6/1/2016
Jerry Ensminger to speak at Operation Stand Together in Wash, DC in May 2017 5/31/2016
VVA - Contamination & Betrayal: The Continuing Saga of Camp Lejeune's Toxic Water 5/28/2016
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S.2888 The Janey Ensminger Act of 2016 Full Text 4/28/2016
Tampa Bay Times: Veteran groups sue federal agency over Camp Lejeune contaminated water claims 4/28/2016
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Fox News: Vets hit VA with federal lawsuit over Camp Lejeune water poisoning 4/27/2016
WNCT 9 CBS: Lawsuit filed against VA for those affected by toxic water at Camp Lejeune 4/27/2016
MilitaryTimes: Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water 'experts' 4/27/2016
Burr, Tillis lead effort to get disability benefits for Camp Lejeune veterans with bladder cancer 3/29/2016
NY1 Story on Sick Vets Prompts Response from NY Congressional Delegation 3/11/2016
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NY1 - In Response to NY1 Camp Lejuene Investigation, VA Says Claims Investigators 'Have No Financial Motivation In Their Decisions' 3/4/2016
NY1 - Thousands of Vets, Sick From Tainted Water at Marine Base, Denied Disability by Veterans Affairs 3/3/2016
WNCT - Folks fighting to get help after toxic water exposure at Camp Lejeune 2/15/2016
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VA 'presumption' regulation could help up to 15K Camp Lejeune veterans 1/7/2016
VA Plans to Propose Expanded Disability Benefits Eligibility for Veterans Exposed to Contaminated Water at Camp Lejeune 12/17/2015
VA to change disability claims rules for Camp Lejeune veterans 12/17/2015
Burr and Tillis Applaud Dept. of Veterans Affairs Decision to Finally Grant Disability Status to Camp Lejeune Veterans 12/17/2015
VA numbers of Camp Lejeune claims through November 30, 2015 provided by VA
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Senate testimony blisters VA over slow response to Camp Lejeune toxic water victims 9/29/2015
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It is imperative that you register with the USMC & ATSDR. The more affected people who register, the more information they have to go off of (ie. further studies) etc. You may register with the USMC at https://clnr.hqi.usmc.mil (please click here for a link explaining the privacy disclosure so that you can draw your own conclusions) or by emailing the USMC at email@example.com and the ATSDR by emailing email@example.com or by calling 800-232-4636. If you prefer to email the USMC or ATSDR, please make sure that you provide your name, contact information, medical issues and dates and addresses at Lejeune.


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One street I know really well is rue Bonaparte in "The Latin Quarter" 6th Arr.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Rue Bonaparte
One street I know really well is rue Bonaparte in "The Latin Quarter" 6th Arr.
35 comments:
Bonjour toi !ReplyDelete
tu es mignonne en balade rue Bonaparte avec ton adorable chien !
- Susan12:39 PM
Hotel Bonaparte! My god-I had a dreadful experience there. Not only did they give away my room but when I finally was re-instated I had to put up with really loud music from next door-it was obviously a party. It didn't cease until 5am. The concierge did rien! Not happy memories!ReplyDelete
Bon week-end
- Charles12:46 PM
Bonjour Carol,ReplyDelete
Thanks for your latest; I took that walk along rue Bonaparte last October and it has to be one of my favorites. That is just how it looked all the time we were there; grey and misty. Superb! Yes, I was surprised to find a Kiehl's there too but it was lucky for me since I needed some things. And that Laduree is the best; I have never found it crowded.
The map is a little off though, I think. Les Deux Magots, is just a block east of Café de Flore on Saint Germain. We wanted to have lunch there one Sunday but it was too crowded so we walked down to Flore, which was just as crowded, but they managed to squeeze us in---we shared a table with Dennis Hopper, of all people!
Ah, only in Paris.
I just love reading your posts and seeing your artwork. Always brings a smile to my face!ReplyDelete
- Dan & Kathy2:44 PM
I love this. We stayed in the Latin Quarter when we went. It's full of ethnic restaurants where owners of Greek restaurants break dishes in the front doorway to get your attention to get you to come in and eat.ReplyDelete
There are rows and rows of ethnic restaurants in that arrondisment (6th Arr).
It's a fun place to stay with lots of students in the area milling around.
Last time I went to Paris to visit my daughter, I rented an apartment for the week on a website she told me about. Very reasonable rates compared to hotels and I enjoy to faire le course so having a kitchen is the best
Always fun to contemplate for le prochaine fois!
Thanks for the tip! I don't know if I have ever walked Rue Bonaparte, but now will do so tomorrow! 8^)ReplyDelete
Thank you for another turquoise painting!ReplyDelete
I am not sure if you had a chance to respond but I was curious if the black lines are watercolor as well?
Salut chere Carol, I just love your facade series...well done...! ! !ReplyDelete
- Luis3:39 AM
funny you mention rue Bonaparte.ReplyDelete
My dearest Parisian friend, lives right before the church. She thinks it's the best address in Paris!
One of my favorite streets is rue Vielle du Temple in the Marais.
Right across from rue de la St Croix Bretoniere (or something damn close to that!) is a great modest little restaurant, Le Petite Fut aux Cheval.
I had my first steak TarTar there and always return. Sit outside and watch the cool people wandering the street at night. They also have a great apple tart for dessert!
Missing it as I write this!!!!
- Dorry3:48 AM
My favorite street in Paris, ah yes!!! Love Fabrice,I met the shop owner Ann two years ago when I made my first and not last trip to Paris. She is a dear friend to two of my former students. Wonderful lady. I stayed at Hotel Luttetia.ReplyDelete
I love your blog.
Have a wonderful time.
- asuncion3:54 AM
thanks for Rue Bonaparte(other of my unforgettable places):everyday I went through it and I loved sitting outside le Bonaparte,specially the weekends after lunch time,just watching people go by...(I must confess that I also spent a large amount of my walkings in front of YSL rive gauche/Anick Goutal vitrines counting how many euros I had to save weekly to buy the shoes or clothes I liked=how many phone calls I didn´t have to do,how many outside dinners,lunches,brunches I had to deny myself for walking or wearing them marching in front of the people having coffes in Le Bonaparte,La Mairie,Deux Margots,Aux Vieux Colombier...ReplyDelete
Alright, now I must try hot chocolate Cafe Le Bonaparte style.ReplyDelete
O la la! this blog is very interesting!!!ReplyDelete
- ParisBreakfast12:12 PM
The Latin Quarter of Paris (Quartier latin) is an area in the 5th and parts of the 6th arrondissement of Paris. It is situated on the left bank of the River Seine, around the Sorbonne University.ReplyDelete
Known for its lively atmosphere and bistros, the Latin Quarter is the home to a number of higher education establishments besides the university itself, such as the École Normale Supérieure, the École des Mines de Paris (a ParisTech institute), the Schola Cantorum, and the Jussieu university campus. Other establishments such as the École Polytechnique (also a ParisTech engineering school) have relocated in recent times to more spacious settings.
The area gets its name from the Latin language, which, as the international language of learning in the Middle Ages, was once widely spoken in and around the University.
Thank you Wikie!
i am digging your blog, i just found it today !!ReplyDelete
we both seem to love paris & your art.
have a sweet weekend,
Totally agree. It is one of my favourite strolls in Paris.ReplyDelete
You must know Paris like your own bed :-)ReplyDelete
How many times have you been there?
Great post Paris Breakfast.ReplyDelete
Love it all, but especially your painting & the cup of chocolate!! How decadent!
hello! i am a big fan of your BEAUTIFUL paintings. they're so pretty and colorful and i LOVE everything Paris! i've never been, but plan to go one day soon. i would love to post some of your gorgeous creations on my blog, and of course i will link back to you. i just love sharing beautiful things. please let me know.ReplyDelete
God Bless,
Gluggg...I'm chocolate-logged. Or maybe not....that's quite a walk, n'est-ce pas? Am most intrigued by the service at Cafe le Bonaparte, but apparently, it's more show than substance - not even 2nd on your list. I bet you have to stir and stir and stir.ReplyDelete
On my first trip to Paris in 2000, I stayed at the Hotel Bonaparte. It was lovely and so wonderfully located. Across the street, at that time, was another patisserie. It was delicious with melt away cookies that I spent my last francs on to eat on the trip home.ReplyDelete
On my next visit I expected to find the same patisserie but was surprised to find Pierre Hermes. It had just recently opened and the lines were around the corner! I knew it would be fabulous because Parisians would not wait in line were that not so. I couldn't wait to try it. I feel in love with the Rose Macarons!Also, this delicious Pistachio cream tart topped with strawberries.
Each time I read your stories about macarons, I remember that flavor of Rose. It never fails to evoke Paris.
Thank you Sharon K for your poignant comment - very evocative of Paris for me :)ReplyDelete


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The Journal of Undergraduate Research publishes the outstanding scholarship of undergraduates at the University of Florida and showcases the work of students in the University Scholars Program.
Publishing three issues per year on topics of local and international interest, JUR gives scholars a voice for their research in the arts and humanities as well as in the social and physical sciences. On topics ranging from architectural theory to the study of human genetics, students work with faculty mentors and submit their research to a peer review by scholars in their fields.


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And after all that travelling and delicious holidays where I ate more than I should have, I now have rolls. Yes the kind you are thinking of, but also these nice whole wheat ones, stuffed with caramelized onions & raisins.
I don't like onions at all, but everybody else arround me seems to love them so I do caramelized onions & raisins as a side dish sometimes. The raisins addition is something I saw once done in a restaurante and apparently it works really well. I had some leftover and decided to use them to stuff some bread rolls.
This is a very simple whole wheat bread recipe, I use it often to do rolls or small loafs. It works as well with white flour or a misture of white and whole wheat. But of course you can use this idea with your favourite bread recipe.
- 250 gr (9 oz) whole wheat flour
- 1 package instant yeast
- 1/2 tbps salt
- 1/2 tbsp sugar
- 1 tbsp butter
- About 1/2 cup skim milk (warm)
- 1/2 cup caramelized onion & raisins*
- Sesame seeds to sprinkle
*Recipe below or use other stuffing you migh have on hand.
Dump the flour in a bowl, add the yeast, sugar, salt and butter. Mix with your hands or the hock of a stand mixer. Add enough milk to have a playable dough that doesn't stick to the bowl but that it's not too hart either. Adjust the quantity of milk as you go, adding flour if you think the dough is too sticky. Knead by hand until you have a smoth dough or about 2 minutes in a stand mixer. Let it rise in a warm place until it doubles volume.
Punch the dough and divide it in 10 pieces. Flat each piece with your hand (use flour to help you not stick if you need). Put about 1 tsp of the caramelized onion and close the dough arround it, pinching the top to "glue it" and roll it on the table or with your hands. Place it in a tray (pinched part down) and sprinkle sesame seeds. Let it proof one more time until they double volume (about 30-40m). Bake for 10-12m in a pre-heated 200ºC (400ºF) oven.
Not really the most photogenic stuff, but for those who love onions they're a real treat! Use it to stuff bread, as a side dish, to mix with pasta, as pizza topping or do as my mom and eat them just with a spoon.
- 4 onions (I've used red)
- 1 cup raisins
- 1 cup vegetable stock
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- sal & pepper to taste
Peel and cut the onions in half and then cut each half in very thin slices. In a pan or skillet add the oil and onions and mix frequently with a wooden spoon or spatula so they don't burn. They'll first become translucent and then start to caramelize. When you're happy with their color start adding the vegetable stock little by little until it's absorbed, quind of like you would do when making a risoto. When you have used about half the stock add the raisins and salt and pepper to taste. Carry on with the stock until you finish it. Take out of the stove and you can use it right away or store it in the fridge for about 4 days.
My friend Leslie does her caramelized onions in a dutch oven without stiring, so maybe you prefer her way of doing it.
Ok, now that I took care of these rolls and off to the gym, to take care of the others!


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Oklahoma Baptist University's Bisonettes will perform a concert at First Baptist Church in Pawhuska on Sunday, April 7, at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend the free event.
First Baptist Church is located at 302 E. 6th St., Pawhuska.
The Bisonettes, OBU's Women's Glee Club, was founded in 1954 by Warren M. Angell, former dean of the College of Fine Arts.
Membership in the group is by annual audition; this year's membership includes students from Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arkansas, Arizona, Kansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois. While music majors comprise a majority of the singers, the group is represented by a wide group of non-music majors, including nursing, graphic design, biblical languages, psychology, biology, and English.
The Bisonettes are under the direction of Dr. James Vernon. He has composed works for instrumental, choral and vocal idioms, as well as music for stage play productions.
His compositions have been performed throughout the United States and parts of Europe. He is a member of the Society of Composers and the College Music Society. He also serves as an accreditation visitor for the National Association of Schools of Music.
For more information about First Baptist Church, Pawhuska, call (918) 287-3703 or visit www.pawhuskafbc.org.


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Applications and libraries/Compilers and interpreters
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Haskell, with its support for pattern matching on data structures, generic structure traversals, and expressive type system, is popular for implementing compilers and interpreters. Here's a selection of compilers and interpreters implemented in Haskell.
1 Large languages
1.1 Haskell
- GHC, The Glasgow Haskell Compiler, is written in Haskell
- Yhc
- Yhc, The York Haskell Compiler, is written in Haskell
- Jhc
- Jhc is a Haskell compiler which aims to produce the most efficient programs possible via whole program analysis
- nhc98
- A compiler for Haskell 98, written in Haskell
- Ehc
- The purpose of the EHC project is to provide a description of a Haskell compiler which is as understandable as possible so it can be used for education as well as research.
- pH
- A parallel version of Haskell from MIT.
1.1.1 Helium
- Helium
- A Haskell subset for educational purposes
1.1.2 Generic Haskell
- Generic Haskell
- An extension of Haskell that supports generic programming
1.1.3 Data Field Haskell
- Data Field Haskell
- A dialect of the functional programming language Haskell that provides an instance of data fields
1.1.4 Eden
- Eden
- A Haskell dialect for parallel programming
1.1.5 Chameleon
- Chameleon
- A Haskell-style language which implements the ideas described in a ``A Theory of Overloading``
1.1.6 CHR (Constraint Handling Rules)
- CHR (ps)
- A concurrent committed-choice constraint logic programming language, implemented using GHC's software transactional memory.
1.2 Perl
- Pugs
- Pugs is an implementation of Perl 6, written in Haskell. It aims to implement the full Perl6 specification.
1.3 Ruby
- RType
- RType is a Ruby interpreter written in Haskell
1.4 Flapjax
- Flapjax
- Flapjax is a language for functional reactive programming of AJAX web applications, whose compiler (source) is written in Haskell.
1.5 Scheme
- Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours
- A small Scheme interpreter
1.6 Lisp
- A Lisp Interpreter In Haskell
- A small lisp interpreter written in Haskell
1.7 Emacs Lisp
- Helisp
- The beginnings of an Emacs lisp compiler/interpreter.
1.8 Epigram
- Epigram
- Epigram is a prototype dependently typed functional programming language
1.9 Curry
- The Münster Curry Compiler
- A native code compiler for the declarative multi-paradigm language Curry, written in Haskell
1.10 Bluespec
- Bluespec
- A compiler for a hardware description language translating a Haskell-like (but with System Verilog syntax these days) language to Verilog.
1.11 Cayenne
- Cayenne
- A compiler for a Haskell-like language with depedent types.
1.12 Agda
- Agda
- A Cayenne-like programming language and proof assistant.
1.13 PolyP
- PolyP
- A polytypic programming language
1.14 Forth
- Harrorth
- Harrorth, a Forth interpreter
1.15 Eiffel
- Dynamic binding in Eiffel
- A model of dynamic binding in ECMA Eiffel, in Haskell
1.16 Crouton
- Crouton
- Crouton is a small but fairly complete functional programming language for querying and transforming parsed manuscripts, such as the PPCME. It is intended as an alternative to Corpus Search, based on a different philosophy. It is written in (and largely based on) the very nice functional programming language Haskell using the Parsec library
1.17 Javascript
- HJS is a Javascript parser written in Haskell. Available from HackageDB.
2 Small languages
2.1 Baskell
- Baskell
- An interpreter for a small functional programming language. Supports strict and non-strict evaluation, and type inference. Useful for teaching purposes.
2.2 Unlambda
- Unlambda.hs
- An implementation of unlambda in Haskell
- BF.hs
- An implementation of BF in Haskell
2.4 Lambda calculus
- 4 lambda calculus implementations
- With code, by Lennart Augustsson.
- LMEngine
- An implementation of the untyped lambda calculus
2.5 QML, a functional quantum programming language
- QML: A Functional Quantum Programming Language project
- It is implemented in Haskell.
For online material on quantum computing in general, see Quantum Computation course held by John Preskill.
2.6 HQL - HHM's Quantified Lambda
- Hernan's Quantified Lambda
- a small functional language, whose expressions can involve the use of quantifier operators
2.7 Atom
- Atom
- Atom is a small HDL that compiles conditional term rewriting
systems down to Verilog RTL.
3 Debuggers
- Debussy
- A declarative debugger for OBJ-like languages
This page contains a list of libraries and tools in a certain category. For a comprehensive list of such pages, see Applications and libraries.


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These three events this weekend have your name on them.
1. Get your popcorn ready for 'The Movies'
The hallmark of The Movies is the tight vocal harmonies, which will rock Fire & Ice at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino Friday night.
The Movies, a band whose name has nothing to do with film, is comprised of a lively quintet of musicians aged 50-plus who don't rely on moving around on stage with the same gusto as guys half their age. Rather than trying to whip crowds into a frenzy with acrobatics, the savvy veterans grip audiences with their angelic voices via a range of covers that span Motown hits to '80s rock.
WHAT Junior Wilson & the Movies in concert
WHEN 9:30 p.m., Friday
WHERE Fire & Ice at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino, 1131 North Dupont Highway, Dover
COST To be announced for non-Capital Club card-users; free for Capital Club card-users
INFO Visit doverdowns.com or call 674-4600
2. Learn about 'Lincoln'
Steven Spielberg's epic drama "Lincoln" will be featured for free at Dover Public Library this Saturday as part of its new weekly matinée film series.
Thirty minutes before the film kicks off, there will be an introduction and question-and-answer session by local scholars and historians including Larry Koch and Daniel Pritchett.
Some critics have praised lead actor Daniel Day-Lewis' Oscar-winning performance in "Lincoln," an acclaimed film based on President Abraham Lincoln's battle to abolish slavery. Meanwhile, others have pointed out the film's historical inaccuracies. Hence, you can expect to receive some interesting information and opinions before the film starts.
Koch, who moved to Delaware from Maine, is a retired former educator, storyteller and occasional comedian whose hobby has always been history and researching the life of Abraham Lincoln. Koch is currently working on a book of reflections on Lincoln.
Pritchett has taught American history for more than 40 years, first in the Capital School District then at Delaware State University and now at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Dover. He's a presenter for the Delaware Humanities Forum.
WHAT Dover Public Library's Saturday matinee with 'Lincoln'
WHEN 2 p.m. Saturday
WHERE Dover Public Library, 35 Loockerman Plaza, Dover
COST Free
INFO Visit doverpubliclibrary.org or call 736-7030
3. Have a 'Mari' time at the Bónz Lounge
The Mari Hill Band will inject a nice groove into the Bónz Lounge at Harrington Raceway & Casino on Saturday with an assorted mix of pop and blues covers, along with other musical flavors.
Based in Millsboro, The Mari Hill Band covers artists such as Alanis Morissette, Melissa Etheridge, Janis Joplin, Sammy Hagar, Bonnie Raitt, Pink and many other folks in between.
Frontwoman and namesake Mari Hill is a dynamic and expressive vocalist. Hill's octave range is broad enough that she can transition from singing a ballad then dive into a raw rock tune.
She's also a songwriter and has recorded at Sigma Sound in Philadelphia, Pa., and at Susquehanna Sound in Northumberland, Pa. She's currently penning and recording original material to perform live with her band.
WHAT The Mari Hill Band in concert
WHEN 9 p.m. Saturday
WHERE Bónz Lounge at Harrington Raceway & Casino, 15 W. Rider Road, Harrington
COST No cover charge
INFO Visit casino.harringtonraceway.com or call (888) 887-5687