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Enjoy table top entertaining with a Boska's Partyclette, which gently warms cheese until warm and gooey. Then spread cheese over tradition accompaniments such as crusty breads, cured meats and fresh veggies.
Louis Martini Sonoma Cabernet Sauvignon
Multi-layered yet balanced, Louis Martini's Cabernet Sauvignon's flavors of dark fruits and dusky earth meet their match in Melkbus58 Baby Swiss' nutty, buttery essence and supple texture.
Complementing the nutty, fruity flavors of Melkbus237 Original is Victory's Prima Pils, a citrusy and grassy straw colored German style Pilsner. The crisp, dry finish of the beer is a perfect contrast to the creamy mouth-feel of the cheese.
Brewery Ommegang Art of Darkness
This Boerenkaas needs something bold to stand up to its intense flavor, which makes Ommegang's Art of Darkness a classic pairing. Chocolate, spice, and tart fruit flavors emerge in this creamy, medium-bodied Belgian Strong Dark Ale, simultaneously complimenting the cheese's nutty sweetness and piquant flavor.
Sho Chiku Bai Classic Junmai Sake
Gordon Heady takes pairing way out of the box with this sake and Vintage Grand Ewe pairing. "Cheese and sake share origins of mold and fermentation. The Sho Chiku Bai Classic Junmai elicits creamy umami and grass from the Vintage Grand Ewe as the cheese draws brine and granite from the sake." Try it!
Gracious Gourmet Chili Red Pepper Tapenade
Looking for a quick dish? This combination of a rich salty feta style goat's milk cheese perfectly balances the slight heat from the Chili Red Pepper Tapenade. Try with crusty bread or flaky crackers.
A refreshing pairing, Elysian's Avatar Jasmine IPA is crisp and hoppy with undertones of floral and jasmine all of which help to mellow the tanginess of this young goat cheese and enhance its rich milk flavor.
This Gouda needs something bold to stand up to its intense flavor, which makes Dragon Tooth Stout a classic pairing. The bold coffee and chocolate flavors in the stout complement the sweetness in the cheese while the toasted oatmeal notes help to tame the cheeses piquant flavor.
Talk about a balanced pairing. This classic Belgian Blond Abbey Ale smoothes out the richness of Uniekaas Reserve by enhancing its spicy nutty flavors. In return Uniekaas Reserve changes the taste profile of the beer by toning down the sweetness and giving it an earthier, spicy flavor.
Boska Holland Tapas Cheese Fondue
Perfect for a party of 2, Boska's Tapas Cheese Fondue makes for quick cheesy snack. Looking to switch up the traditional? Add Hollandse Mature to classic fondue recipes for a sweet and tangy bite.
It's no doubt that beer and cheese go hand in hand. This Belgian white beer works perfectly with Hollandse Honey Bzzz Chevre as it helps tone down the tangy goat flavor and enhances the sweet floral flavors all whilst bringing out the out a spicy lemon flavor in the beer.
Gracious Gourmet Balsamic Four Onion Spread
Sweet and Savory. Made with 4 kinds of onions, a touch balsamic vinegar and sugar, this spread cuts the richness of this double crème cheese making for a balanced ooey gooey grilled cheese sandwich.
Boska Holland Dutch Cheese Knife
Boska Holland's Dutch Cheese knife cuts with care – gently rocking its way through aged hard cheeses making sure to not crumble the delicate cheese. Perfect for use on Vintage 5yr Gouda.
Boska Holland Taste Cheese Slicer is perfect for making thin slices of cheese. Just like wine, cheese that is thinly sliced interacts with oxygen, giving the cheese an even richer, robust taste.
Grate cheese effortlessly with Boska Holland's Easy Grater. Enclosed catch tray is perfect for collecting grated Hollandse Mature to sprinkle on top of pizza, pasta and salad.
A luscious pairing of dried figs, fresh fig puree and almonds with hints of citrus enlivens a wide variety of dishes. Particularly yummy with soft goat, cow and sheep cheeses and blue cheeses.
The Dr. Frank's Rkatsiteli has spicy characteristics and intense fruit. The herbal and spicy notes perfectly complement the savory peppery character of the Coach Farm Aged Green Peppercorn Cheese.
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Divina Roasted Tomato Bruschetta is an instant topper. An easy snack on warm toasty bread topped with melted aged goat cheese.
Divina Artichoke Hearts are all-natural with a fresh flavor and silky texture. Toss with olive oil, garlic, spices and shredded aged Gouda for a delicious pasta topping.
Divina Kalamata Olives are grown and cured following all-natural, traditional methods. They're low in calories and flavorful. Plate with hard cheeses for a delicious snack.
Divina Spicy Greek Garden Medley
Divina Spicy Greek Garden Medley is a mix of crisp pickled vegetables and olives with spicy peppers. Perfect for serving with cheeseburgers and paninis as healthier choice than chips.
Ficoco, made of figs and cocoa, is a healthy yet decadent alternative to sweet sauces and spreads. Delicious over baked cheeses for a salty-sweet combination.
Divina Roasted Red Tomatoes have a robust and sweet flavor that's perfect for breakfast. Makes a great addition to a cheese omelet or quiche.
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A young Tennessee mother-to-be is pregnant with conjoined twins, one of which has already passed away.The twins' parents are 19-year-old Micheala Sperow and 22-year-old Corey Hughes of Bristol, about 290 miles east of Nashville."Whenever she first got pregnant, when we went to her regular doctor they said there was something different and they couldn't tell us what," said Hughes."The twin didn't get separated and everything," he explained.Conjoined twins are rare. Some medical Web sites show they happen anywhere from one in 50,000 to one in 200,000. In this case, the twin boys are conjoined at the chest and there is only one beating heart.Doctors, however, have feared the heart may be damaged from working to pump blood through both babies."His heart is flipped over in his chest, the twin's still there and everything, but the twin's gone," said Hughes.Vanderbilt Children's Hospital last performed a successful separation of conjoined twins in 2009, but will soon be doing the same for Sperow and Hughes' boys.Sperow is 34 weeks pregnant and has been staying at The Hospital Hospitality House, which helps people who need assistance while being treated at one of Nashville's hospitals."We have dealt with a lot of high risk pregnancies, even high risk pregnancies with twins here, but this is the first time we've had conjoined twins," said Nancy Denning-Martin, executive director of Hospital Hospitality House Nashville."They came here quickly; they came here unexpectedly. And they didn't have the time or the resources to bring a lot with them," she said.People have dropped off maternity and baby clothes for Sperow and Hughes to help meet that need.Once doctors at Vanderbilt surgically separate the surviving twin, they will examine his heart to determine if it needs repairing. "Just knowing that he's there, and feeling him at night, and just everything, you know… feeling him during the day, and feeling him roll around and feeling him kick; it's just really nice knowing he's actually doing good now," Hughes said.Sperow said that she is feeling well and has not has any other complications.
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Adventurous. Unexpected. Fun. They're words not usually associated with AM radio. That's all changed on WOUB-AM, thanks to some music-obsessed community volunteers.
Since debuting in June 2002, Radio Free Athens has been offering an alternative to the usual Saturday AM lineup of talk shows, Top 40 countdowns and the like.
On any given Saturday between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., listeners will hear a great mix of rock and roll from the 60s to the present, with other genres such as soul, rockabilly, folk and old-time acoustic sprinkled in along the way.
Dave Baer has been a fixture on the local music scene for years, playing guitar and bass for bands like Gravyland and Stella. Join Dave for a mix of classic and modern rock, soul, blues and Americana.
Doug "Rat" Brooks, an avid lover and collector of all sorts of music, has been part of the Athens music scene for many years. His bands include Gravyland and the "performance art/musical act" known as Larry and the Lima Beans. Armed with hundreds of pieces of vinyl and CDs, listeners will hear anything from ABBA to Zappa.
Michael Gillespie is an avid listener of all music genres but jazz, hiphop, rock, soul, funk, and alternative pop most especially. His radio shows are characterized by a mix of genres and styles with a genuine curiosity about the way that different forms of music interact.
Kourtney Paranteau was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, where she works as a barista. She is currently a MA candidate at Ohio University's School of Film and is working on a thesis concerning female friendship in Hollywood cinema. Kourtney enjoys Soul, R&B, Hip Hop, Synth Pop and doesn't believe in guilty pleasures.
Michael Tedesco has championed underrepresented musicians on non-commercial radio on both coasts since 1980, characterizing his programs as "what progressive radio would be if it had remained progressive." In addition to stints as a guitar technician, tour manager, concert promoter and independent record label director in the 90s, he has also performed in the US and Europe as a guitarist in his own bands as well as with Trap Door and Robert Fripp & the League/Orchestra of Crafty Guitarists.
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As certain as the sun rising tomorrow, there will come the point where you will want to display a list or grid with paging. While many solutions exist, and many component developers are coming in with robust solutions, a simple and satisfactory solution can be created fairly easily.
Why create a pager from scratch? Several reasons:
1) You want to control the pager completely – display, style and all.
3) You want to understand and control exactly how a page subset of record is fetched and take control of database or IO thrashing
Of the quickly surveyed solutions out there, I found this one simple and straightforward. Being small, straightforward and simple means also easy to maintain, extend or modify. Based on that solution, I've created my own pager which breaks into 2 class implementations and one usage guidance.
The first class, is the PagedList class. The whole class is rather small and the only crux is doing correct math and ensuring the logic handles zero items returned. This class is responsible for taking a source list of all items (more on that below in the performance considerations) and presenting simple properties for HasNextPage, HasPreviousPage, TotalPages and CurrentPage. The implementation inherits from the generic List<T>, and so exposes and enumerator and the Count property. The constructor copies only the current page's worth of items into the instance though, so Count will return the number of items on the current page (0 to page size) therefore an additional property TotalItems is populated upon construction which exposes the total number of items in the underlying source.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
namespace BL.Models
/// <summary>
/// Adapted from http://blog.wekeroad.com/2007/12/10/aspnet-mvc-pagedlistt/
/// </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T">The type of item this list holds</typeparam>
public class PagedList<T> : List<T>, IPagedList
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="PagedList<T>"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="source">The source list of elements containing all elements to be paged over.</param>
/// <param name="currentPage">The current page number (1 based).</param>
/// <param name="pageSize">Size of a page (number of items per page).</param>
public PagedList(IEnumerable<T> source, int currentPage, int itemsPerPage)
this.TotalItems = source.Count();
this.ItemsPerPage = itemsPerPage;
this.CurrentPage = Math.Min(Math.Max(1, currentPage), TotalPages);
this.AddRange(source.Skip((this.CurrentPage - 1) * itemsPerPage).Take(itemsPerPage).ToList());
public int CurrentPage {get ;private set;}
public int ItemsPerPage { get; private set; }
public bool HasPreviousPage { get { return (CurrentPage > 1); } }
public bool HasNextPage { get { return (CurrentPage * ItemsPerPage) < TotalItems; } }
public int TotalPages { get { return (int)Math.Ceiling((double)TotalItems / ItemsPerPage); } }
public int TotalItems { get; private set; }
PagedList implements the interface IPagedList, since a static class can not be generic, and the control renderer will need access to the PagedList's properties:
1: using System;
3: namespace BL.Models
4: {
5: public interface IPagedList
6: {
7: int CurrentPage { get; }
8: bool HasNextPage { get; }
9: bool HasPreviousPage { get; }
10: int ItemsPerPage { get; }
11: int TotalItems { get; }
12: int TotalPages { get; }
13: }
14: }
The second class is more like a custom web control. Since this is MVC, we are driven to use a helper like implementation. My approach to developing HTML helpers for MVC is to create an extension method on the System.Web.MVC.ViewPage type. This allows the use of the well known and tested HtmlTextWriter to render the actual HTML rather than creating angled brackets in strings on the fly. I find this approach both more true to the form – rendering output to the output stream and not composing a string to be copied later – and safe: using compliant well tested constants and constructs rather than typing in HTML and hoping your syntax and understanding of the tag is correct.
using System.Web.Mvc;
using System.Web.UI;
public static partial class HtmlHelpers
/// <summary>
/// Shows a pager control - Creates a list of links that jump to each page
/// </summary>
/// <param name="page">The ViewPage instance this method executes on.</param>
/// <param name="pagedList">A PagedList instance containing the data for the paged control</param>
/// <param name="controllerName">Name of the controller.</param>
/// <param name="actionName">Name of the action on the controller.</param>
public static void ShowPagerControl(this ViewPage page, IPagedList pagedList, string controllerName, string actionName)
HtmlTextWriter writer = new HtmlTextWriter(page.Response.Output);
if (writer != null)
for (int pageNum = 1; pageNum <= pagedList.TotalPages; pageNum++)
if (pageNum != pagedList.CurrentPage)
writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Href, "/" + controllerName + "/" + actionName + "/" + pageNum);
writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Alt, "Page " + pageNum);
pageNum == pagedList.CurrentPage ?
"pageLinkCurrent" :
if (pageNum != pagedList.CurrentPage)
writer.Write(" ");
writer.Write(" items in all)");
The implementation creates a list of page numbers, with a link on each except for the current page. The link will be of the format "/{controller name}/{action name}/{page number}".
I have added conditional style attribute to the link so that you can style the current page differently from the other pages easily. Since you have the code, you can extend the resultant HTML as you wish. You might want to have text indication of "no more pages" or some indication if the list is empty etc.
Finally, you would want to make use of this shiny new widget. The steps are as follows
1) In your controller, create an action which takes the page number as it's sole parameter. The action would then create a new instance of the PagedList, passing it the "full list" and the current page number from the parameter.
public ActionResult Page(int id)
List<Product> products = CatalogService.ListOpenProducts();
PagedList<Product> data = new PagedList<Product>(products, id, PAGE_SIZE);
return View(data);
2) Change / create a view which takes the PagedList<your row type> as it's model.
<%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Views/Shared/Site.Master"
Inherits="System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage<BL.Models.PagedList<Product>>" %>
3) Place a call to the extension method to display the pager anywhere in your view (multiple placement allowed – you can put one on top and one on the bottom etc). Recall that the method ShowPagerControl() extends ViewPage, so the keyword this should show your intellisence for the method. If you chose a more complex model (MVVM ViewModel containing more data than just the paged list) then you would use Model.{paged list property name}. The use of the view as a bag of random data conjured up by string names should IMHO be universally abandoned and eliminated.
<% this.ShowPagerControl(Model, "Bids", "Page"); %>
The PagedList implementation takes an IEnumerable<T> as it's source data. Internally, it uses Linq syntax which would seem to require all items be loaded, and then skip the first N pages and take the next {page size} worth of items. If your underlying list of items is a huge DB call, you will find that troubling. What you might consider then will be to use deferred loading. Extend the Linq IQueryable<T> or ObjectQuery<T> and let the ORM of your choice do the paging in the database. If your ORM is eager loader, you will need to implement custom partial record loading and paging at the data source level. If it can defer loading you will be in better shape.
Conversely, you might want to actually eager-load all records at the first shot. This will provide you with 2 benefits: cachability and coherency. Loading all items into memory incurs one DB call overhead and the IO required for all records. If you load each page at a time, you would incur {page count} * page clicks DB call overheads which might exceed the former if users scroll often back and forth. Once you load the whole list, you can cache it in memory and expire it based on data change events. If you have the base list in memory, access to it incurs no more IO regardless of pager clicks. Another phenomena caching gets around is coherency problems. If you page ad the DB level and an item is inserted or deleted, the end user experiences skips or stutter items. A skip is when a user clicks from page 1 to 2 an item which was to be on page 2 now is in the range of page 1 because an item on page 1 was deleted. Going to page 2 skips this item, and paging back should reveal it but would be surprising to the user (because she just came from page 1 and it wasn't there before) creating the appearnace of a skipped / missed item. A stutter is the reverse situation: user clicks from page 1 to 2, and an item from page 1 appears again on page 2. This happens when an item was added and "pushed" the repeat item into page 2 because of it's sorting order. This appears to the user as a malfunction and may infuriate some enough to call customer service (alas, advising customers to adjust their medication does not actually calm them down). A solution to coherence is to cache the result list for each user, expiring the cache actively when navigating away or running a different query.
The code above and variations of it are fairly easy to create. If your favorite web control vendor has not solved this for you, if you want to take full control of your paging of if you are just naturally curious – it's a great way to add paging to your MVC application.


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How "green" is your smartphone? AT&T's new program will rate the environmental impact of devices in its portfolio. The Eco-Rating program will launch later this year, and the rating will be noted on the packaging of each AT&T device. In a YouTube video posted Wednesday, Jeff Bradley, senior vice president, devices, of AT&T Mobility says, "the labeling system will be pretty straightforward." AT&T's Eco-Rating system will let consumers know how their smartphones are treating the planet.


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Pushbullet is one of the fastest and easiest way to get links, notes, lists, files, and addresses both from your desktop computer to your mobile device and vice versa. All of this is done from the Pushbullet Android app, the service's Web site, or one of the browser extensions for Chrome or Firefox.
Thanks to a recent update in March 2014, you can now also view new notifications from your phone on your desktop. After having used it for several months, I can confidently say it has changed the way I interact with my phone for the better. Perhaps it will do the same for you.
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It's important to note that you can set up Pushbullet on as many Android devices as you need, and from your desktop, you'll be able to easily choose to which device you want to push data.
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You can also use the Android app to push files, notes, and other items to other Android devices or your computer. Just tap the tiny bullet icon at the top-right of the app and select what kind of item you want to push and where. Just like on the Web site, you can type in (or copy and paste) notes, lists, and links. For files and photos, the app will ask you to grab a file from an app, such as the photo gallery or your file manager, you want to grab the attachment.
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It's important to note that files are, once pushed from your desktop, automatically downloaded onto your mobile device. This makes Pushbullet a more convenient option for transferring files than sending an email attachment or using Dropbox. That's because neither of those options automatically saves the file. For now, file size is limited to 25MB, a step up from the earlier 10MB limit.
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How the human eye perceives color.
A description of the composition of pink light.
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This is an activity for students to complete before reading the Fundamentals of Light Concept
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BILLERICA, Mass. (MyFoxBoston.com) – A 79-year-old woman died Wednesday after she was hit by a car in Billerica.Police responded to a report of a car crash involving a pedestrian on Boston Road at about 7:40 p.m. While police headed to the scene, witnesses began administering life saving measures in an attempt the save the victim, identified as Insook Choi, of Billerica.Choi was transported to Lahey Clinic in Burlington where she was pronounced deceased.Investigators believe the 79-year-old was crossing an undesignated, poorly lit area of the road when she was hit.
No citations or charges have been issued.
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Digital Bookmobile Visits Del City and Midwest City Libraries
What is a "Digital Bookmobile?"
You can find out by visiting the Del City Library, 4509 S.E 15th Street, from Noon to 6:00p.m. on Tuesday, May 25, or the Midwest City Library, 8143 E. Reno, from Noon to 6:00p.m. on Wednesday, May 26.
"A Digital Bookmobile," said Dana Morrow, Metropolitan Library System Director of Outreach Services, "is a community outreach vehicle for public libraries to promote downloadable eBooks, audiobooks, music and video."
Morrow said that the Digital Bookmobile is housed inside a 74-foot, 18-wheel tractor-trailer. "The nationally touring vehicle," she added, "is a high-tech update of the traditional bookmobiles that we had serving communities for decades before we built the brick and mortar libraries we have now."
Morrow suggested that many people in Oklahoma County, even library card holders, do not realize that they can access free downloadable books, music and video through the library system website. These items can be "checked out" for a specific length of time, just like more traditional library material.
"When they visit the Digital Bookmobile," Morrow said, "they will really enjoy the experience. They can immerse themselves in an interactive environment that is both educational and fun. We hope that everyone taking advantage of the Digital Bookmobile will discover that our library system has a lot more to offer than they ever suspected."
For more information about this or any Metropolitan Library System service, visit the MLS website, www.metrolibrary.org.
The Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County includes 12 libraries and five extension libraries. Libraries include Belle Isle, Capitol Hill, Ralph Ellison, Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library and Southern Oaks in Oklahoma City, as well as Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Midwest City, Village and Warr Acres. Extensions are located in the communities of Harrah, Jones, Luther and Nicoma Park and include Wright Library in Oklahoma City. You can also reach us at www.metrolibrary.org.


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"They passed out the Nobel Prizes. The Nobel Prize for lack of chemistry – that's an interesting category – went to John Boehner and Barack Obama." –David Letterman
"Nobody's happy about the government shutdown. In fact, the Taliban just issued a statement where they criticized Congress for putting themselves before everyone else. You know things are bad when Americans are saying, 'Yeah, gotta go with the Taliban on this one.'" –Jimmy Fallon
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There's nowhere like Aspen, CO in Winter
Are you skiing Colorado this winter? Aspen is one of the finest winter resorts in the world, offering visitors a chance to enjoy the best in winter sports. World-class skiing, snowboarding, telemark skiing, ice skating, skate skiing and snowshoeing, snowmobiling and dog sledding are just a few of the many fantastic winter activities in Aspen. Aspen is also home to the best in shopping, dining, spas, and events, with nationally acclaimed music festivals, food and wine fetes, movie and comedy festivals, as well as community events like Winterskol and the 12 Days of Aspen on tap in this busy mecca for winter fun!
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When you come to Aspen / Snowmass a must see hot spot is the Belly Up, Aspen. The Belly Up hosts musical talent from around the world including acts such as: Ben Harper, Social Distortion, Damien Marley, B.B. King, SEAL, Chris Isaak, Method Man, Redman, Jurassic 5 and many, many more. Calendar - full schedule and description of upcoming events
12 Days of Aspen
To celebrate the holiday season, the Aspen Chamber Resort Association is hosting the 12 Days of Aspen. From December 20-31, downtown comes alive with a variety of free holiday activities, cookies, hot chocolate and much more! Come join the ACRA - and the entire Aspen community - in celebrating the winter season and the holidays with the 12 Days of Aspen!
December 20-31, 2014
Aspen Winternational FIS Women's World Cup Races
Spectators near and far are invited to the base of Lift 1A on Aspen Mountain to enjoy prime viewing of the finish line from the grandstands. Television coverage by NBC and Versus will capture the excitement that embodies World Cup racing.
Wintersköl, Aspen's annual "toast to winter," dates back to a quiet January in 1951 when local Aspenites decided to celebrate Aspen's unique Nordic lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. The four day celebration features on-mountain activities, Soupsköl, a canine fashion show, winterfest, fireworks, and much more.
January 9-12, 2014
ESPN Winter X Games
The annual Winter X Games is the premier winter action sports event in the world, featuring athletes from across the globe competing for medals and prize money in the sports of Ski, Snowboard and Snowmobile. Winter X Games 18 will feature nighttime events and will be telecast live on ESPN and ABC.
January 23-26, 2014
Aspen International Fashion Week
Aspen's destination fashion event designed to showcase and market winter resort, ski and technical outerwear in the home and playground of the most stylish consumers. Designers will present Winter 2013 / 2014 collections to create a stylish marketplace for buyers, editors, trendsetters and consumers with Aspen Mountain as the backdrop. With daily après showings, on-mountain events, nightly runway shows and late night fashionable soirees, Aspen International Fashion Week will launch the hottest fashion event to hit the Rockies.
March 13-16, 2014
Bud Light Spring Jam
Aspen's premier spring festival in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, continues like never before March 14-23, 2014! The festival kicks off with the Core Party concert in downtown Aspen and continues the next day with KickAspen Big Air, where skiers and snowboarders compete under the lights at the base of Aspen Mountain. A terrain park Boot Camp also offers both adults and kids instruction on how to slide a box or hit a rail in a mini-park on Snowmass. There will be two Bud Light Hi-Fi concerts throughout the event and last year's new events Schneetag and Helly Hansen Battle in the Bowls will once again join the Spring Jam line up.
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Aspen Laff Festival
After 13 years as the featured site for the HBO/U.S. Comedy Arts Festival, and three years as the co-producer and home of the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival, the Wheeler Opera House presents this unique four-day comedy experience, where comics really get to do what comics do best: Everything funny. Come ski all day and laugh all night as we present the most brilliant new voices in comedy in a variety of stand-up and improv events at the Wheeler!
Power of Four Mountain Battle
This legendary race is celebrated through the Aspen Valley. With 3 divisions for competitive ski, competitive snowboard and overall non-competitive, each team must finish the course (designed by Chris Davenport and Travis McClain) within the 4 hour time frame. The cost is $75/Team and each registrant receives a Helly Hansen Baselayer that includes the event logo! This is open to any skier or snowboarder who enjoys riding Aspen Highlands.
March 1, 2014
Aspen ShortsFest
Recognized as one of the world's "50 Leading Film Festivals" by IndieWIRE, Aspen Shortsfest is one of the world's premier international short film and video showcases for the trend-setting art form: the short. This Oscar-qualifying international competition offers a lively, thought-provoking, and humorous selection of drama, comedy, animation and documentary - all at 40 minutes or less.
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Did Rupert Sheldrake make a factual error?
An editor at TED seems to suggest that Rupert Sheldrake made a factual error in his talk "The Science Delusion" when he said governments "ignore complimentary and alternative therapies." She writes:
"Sheldrake says that governments do not fund research into complementary medicine. Here are the US figures on NIH investment in complementary and alternative medicine 2009-2010: http://nccam.nih.gov/about/budget/institute-center.htm "
At the NIH link we find that the NIH invested $441,819, 000 in complimentary and alternative medicine in 2011.
But the total NIH budget is about $31,000,000,000 or $31 billion.
This means the NIH invested about 1.425% of its budget in complimentary and alternative medicine in 2011.
To what extent have other governments funded research in complimentary and alternative medicine?
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Apr 9 2013: The so-called factual errors were trumped up because Sheldrake disagreed with the materialist dogma and favored a scientific approach instead.
A double standard was applied. Because Sheldrake disagreed with materialism, they went looking for "factual errors." But we could find the same sort of things and probably a lot worse in other TED videos. The "factual errors" were never the point.
The point was always that Sheldrake had disagreed with materialism. The TED science board couldn't debate him on that issue because they knew he would expose them as dogmatists, so they trumped up these "factual errors."
That is how dogmas are defended -- by distracting people from the real issues, ad-hominen remarks, and straw-man arguments, all of which we saw on display here.
It's okay that TED and its science board have different views; that's their right. But I think they could have treated Sheldrake and Hancock a lot more fairly.
Time Walker 10+Apr 9 2013: Disagreeing with Sheldrake (and Hancock) is all well and good. I'd hope that any talk would open up issues for disagreement and debate. That people, like Jerry Coyne, sought instead to silence them speaks volumes. It shows fear.
Worse, when TED advanced reasons to justify pulling the lectures and those reasons were demonstrated to be fallacious, Chris Anderson refused to address their wrongness for days, but then did so by crossing them all out. TED's reasons were thoroughly refuted and he conceded that. He has yet to demonstrate any errors that would justify the lectures being pulled. No one from TED has even attempted to address the substance of the talks since. They've also refused to put anyone forward to debate the authors, despite offers from both. In the final analysis TED has pulled these lectures for no reason at all that they are wiling to identify. I'm left to assume that they don't actually know why they pulled them.
The other "error" identified by TED, and later crossed out, was that Sheldrake raised questions about the measured speed of light. Jerry Coyne misrepresented him as saying that he claimed the speed of light was falling. Coyne posted an explanation of the issue by physicist Sean Carroll who ended up validating Sheldrake's statements about the variations in the data and about speed of light having been fixed by definition. This was what TED put forward as "careful analysis" in its justification for pulling the talk. They apparently didn't notice that it validated, but did not refute Sheldrake. Sheldrake was further validated by two new studies that show fluctuations in the speed of light. http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2013/0325/Scientists-examine-nothing-find-something
It's no wonder TED won't debate Sheldrake. He makes them look like rank amateurs. And all the nitpicking and semantic quibbling in this discussion doesn't change that.
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The Scottish middle Lowland town of Paisley was a bustling village of weavers and craftsmen in 1774: Men with talent passed through generations of proud Scots and apprenticed by their fathers. The beautiful little town had become well known throughout Scotland as the 'weavers village'; producing the loveliest cloths in all of England. But with competition high in a village of over 1700 weavers, William Templeton began to entertain the thought of moving his craft to the new world: The American Colonies.
The weavers, printers and other Scottish craftsmen in Paisley were considered well read and intelligent and William was certainly among the best. With word of greater opportunities in the colonies for men of talent, he had grown more interested in the thought of venturing to America. A craftsman well thought of within the community, William and his wife Margaret were soon granted permission to embark on their Atlantic journey and make a new life in the colonies.
Disembarking from the port of New York, the Templetons traveled to the small community of Morristown, New Jersey: A quaint colonial village with some similarities to their homeland in Scotland. William and Margaret settled onto their land and began weaving and spinning their craft once more.
Quickly starting their family, the couple took roots in their community and William gained prominence as a freeholder. But the local politics began to infuse the villagers and growing tension with the British Monarchy seeped throughout the community. It was an unexpected and uneasy atmosphere for William: A Scotsman of strong loyalty and servitude to his British King.
It was May 1776 and the little village of Morristown was different than the town the Templetons first settled into just two years earlier; men taking up arms and joining the Rebel cause. Town meetings to discuss the tensions between the colonists and the British government brought an unsettling feeling for William Templeton. This was not the America he came to; the land of plenty, so well spoken of amongst the villagers in Paisley. And when the call was made for the town freeholders to gather in the village square to denounce the King of England thus signing an oath of allegiance to a new America, William Templeton would not place his pen to the paper. It was a pivotal moment for the proud and talented Scotsman; the loyalist from Morristown, New Jersey.
Taking a closer look into the research of my ancestors of Morris County, few records from the 1700's can be found. But feeling a nagging desire to search for possible evidence of Revolutionary War records for William Templeton, I dug deeper through every genealogical website and e-book found.
But with every New Jersey pension and militia list discovered, William Templeton's name was not there.
Until I happened upon a new list, a different kind of list: The Loyalists list.
And as I scrolled down the page, there he was; my proud, clannish, Scottish ancestor William Templeton.
The story of my ancestor can only be imagined as little records have been left but as I have delved deeper into the research of the Scottish colonists, I have discovered that many continued their loyalty to England before and during the Revolution. And as a result, many were tortured, tarred and feathered and others escaped to Canada. And although at first shocked with my discovery, looking at the events through my ancestor's eyes has provided a deeper appreciation of the gut-wrenching dilemma he must have felt.
Through the discovery of the numerous websites dedicated to Scottish genealogy, I am developing a new page: Links to Scottish records and indexes. Take a look through the sites and perhaps you, as I, will discover your Scottish ancestors: The often proud and sometimes very loyal 'Kings Men.'
Keep searching for answers,
(Source: Renfrewshire.gov.uk)
*A 'cork' was the middleman who picked up the weaver's scarves to be sold by the larger manufacturers.
*A 'spinster' is a word derived from the wives in Paisley who spun the thread for their husbands.


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We're all hearing about the President's "Call to Action," and the need for us all to pull together and help each other out in these hard times.
This is a great time for us to be proud here in Whatcom County—because we have been volunteering at a higher rate than many other communities for many years. About 66 percent of Whatcom County residents volunteer.
We also have the Whatcom Volunteer Center to help coordinate our volunteerism, and support our non-profit agencies as well as our volunteers.
We are the hub of all volunteerism in the county, and here to serve all our citizens.
Whatcom Volunteer Center
• In existence for 35+ years.
• Started as an RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) in 1971.
• Changed to WVC to encompass many programs serving volunteers from 4-96 years of age in 1984.
• The mission of the Whatcom Volunteer Center is to be at the core of participation and service by promoting and supporting effective service in order to improve community.
• Our intent is to directly assist agencies in meeting their missions through donated human resources and to provide volunteers access to meaningful opportunities to contribute their time and talent to benefit the community.
Other statistics
• There are over 60 million volunteers in America, serving over 8 billion hours each year.
• In Washington State we have over 2 million volunteers, serving a quarter million hours a year.
• Our average volunteer rate of 35 percent ranks us 13th in the nation.
• We are ranked 4th for hours served per volunteer – an average of about 50 hours a year.
• All this is worth $5 billion in Washington state.
• Our own county had an informal study done in 2000, and 66 percent of the residents who responded volunteered.
• There were just under 300 thousand hours reported to our center last year, and that is probably only half of what actually happens.
Just youth sports and firefighters might double that alone.
Where do they find the time to do all this?
A recent study concluded it was due to watching one less hour of television a day. Those who do not volunteer spend an average of 436 more hours watching TV per year.
How can you help?
Register yourself with the WVC – orientations/hours – counting our community hours helps all the non-profits to get their funding and report on their programs. It helps us to be here to offer the services that we do.
CHORE – helps those who can't manage all the chores in their household, and are elderly or disabled, and low income – there are clients in outlying areas of the county who have to wait for a month or two before being matched with a helper.
One organization in particular – the Blaine Boys and Girls club – needs mentors and folks with hobbies to come spend some time with the kids. But volunteers are welcome to fundraise for their favorite charity and support the efforts of WVC through the following events:
• Human Race on June 13
• "Make a Difference Day" every October.
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AraLuthiru Jeevada GeLeya (Kannada) - Cover by Sarada
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The female version of the popular song "Anisuthide yaako indu…"
Title : Araluthiru Jeevada Geleya
Film : Mungaru Male (Kannada)
Original Singers : Shreya Ghoshal
Music : Mano Murthy
Lyrics: Jayanth Kaikini
Sung By : Sarada Bhagavatula
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Raja said
very nice voice apt to the music superb
Veenarao said
Hi Sarada, nice voice…this song is superb.
can you help me ,where to find the karaoke for this song.
Sangeeta Sutar ... said
Very nice song sarada.
I am also trying to attempt this song.difficult one.
liked it a lot.
Archana Kamath said
hey akka…laaika mhalla :) liked it…
wr did u get the karaoke of this song??
Music is the second best thing in the world after Love, Faith and Hope…
Bs Vijay anand said
I could not stop nodding my head in different ways while enjoying the song! This is one of my most favorite female solo songs and thanks for singing!
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Hello Sarada, beautiful song and beautiful sung. Can u pls. tell me where can I find this karaoke?Thanks.
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u got the best voice here amazing……
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Red Orchestra 2 Equips Persistent Ranks, ScreenshotsAfter a hasty announcement, Tripwire has revealed further details on campaigns and multiplayer in its realistic tactical WW2 shooter Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad.
Multiplayer will be expanded with several new modes, plus persistent stat tracking and player progression to unlock weapons and items--ultimately becoming a visually-distinct 'Hero' who will "inspire troops around them and cause fear in their enemies."
Tripwire touts "true to life ballistics, bullet penetration, breathing, adjustable sights, free aim, weapon bracing... and more," plus a new first-person cover system with blind firing.
The game's two campaigns--one each for Russian and German sides--pack co-op support and focus on the Battle of Stalingrad between July 1942 and February 1943, curiously built from the game's multiplayer maps arranged into campaign order.
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For some businesses success is measured by how much money they earn. For others, the mission behind the business is the success.
"I decided to restart her jewelry business," says Sharla Miller. "I use the profits to get to Africa."
"We do special projects. We garden with them, we build with them," Miller continued. "This past year we put Tom shoes on over 500 children."
Miller is a mother of four from Huntersville. She's a humanitarian and also does missionary work in Swaziland, Africa.
Miller took her first trip to Swaziland about six years ago.
"It was just so different than anything I had ever experienced before," said Miller. "I had seen poverty here but nothing like I saw there."
Miller was inspired and created her own jewelry line.
The profits from her line "Designing for Hope" pay for her flights back to Africa.
"They find a little bit of hope because we just show up," said Miller.
But the rest of her earnings are all invested in Swaziland.
"They built a house that we contributed towards and things just like purchasing corn that they take out to the community that helps feed the children," said Miller. "So we use money for that also."
Miller's hard at work preparing for her seventh trip. This time Miller will be setting up a women's center.
"I will be teaching jewelry business."
Teaching self skills the community can use to make their income.
Sharla Miller's jewelry business is a for-profit business. She has partnered with the organization Heart for Africa. You can also find Sharla's products locally.
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Making Linux application user interfaces richer with OpenGL
Oct 30, 2007
The developer behind Cairo-Clock and the LowFat image viewer, Mirco Müller, talked about the state of OpenGL support in desktop applications and described various techniques that developers can use to make OpenGL content integrate better with conventional GTK user interfaces. Müller explains how in order to expand the potential for bling in open source software, developers will have to incorporate hardware-accelerated 3D rendering into the underlying widget toolkits. This is a great read, check it out.
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TREASURE COAST - Don't assume the rainy season will douse the threat of brush fires, forestry officials said.
While increased rainfall reduces the chances that wet plants will catch on fire, it also gives rise to a new threat: lightning.
"People think it's raining, we can't have wildfires, but that's wrong because lightning is a factor," said Melissa Yunas, wildfire mitigation specialist for the Florida Forest Service's Okeechobee district, which covers Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, Okeechobee, Highlands and Glades counties.
In fact, this year alone lightning strikes have accounted for 26 wildfires across the Treasure Coast to date.
And as the region gears up for rain and perhaps daily thunderstorms, area fire fighters are urging residents to take steps to prevent fires.
In St. Lucie County, lightning strikes accounted for five blazes so far this year, according to Forestry Service data.
In Indian River County, 45 percent of the 11 wildfires of the year were the result of lightning, and in Martin County, it accounted for 16 fires or 53 percent of the year's blazes.
Last week, a strike off Jensen Beach Boulevard and Savannah Road ignited a fire in a segment of Martin County rich with scrub and shrub.
The fire was one of 12 that the Forest Service fought this month, as lightning-caused flames burned 532 acres across the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee, officials said.
"Lightning is the single greatest cause of wildfires along the Treasure Coast," Ms. Yunas said.
And the region's lush, tropical forest-like vegetation doesn't help matters any, quickly replenishing itself with rain and becoming dry and brittle in heat.
That's why officials are urging residents across the Treasure Coast to clear flammable material and plants from their properties and clearing drains and gutters.
Some plants pose special threats. Palmettos, for instance, whether green or dry have a high heat density. Cabbage palms, too, are conducive to fire, as flames typically quickly use the plants as ladders to reach heights of up 12 or 15 feet.
Scrub, shrubs, twigs, dry leaves or scrub oak can all provide fuel for fires, officials said.
"Anything dead is more likely to catch on fire - pine needles, stick, tweeds, palm fronds- those are usually the starting sources of fires," Ms. Yunas said. "Scrub areas are extremely flammable. You just have to be aware if you build your house there that areas that are natural like that require precaution."
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SKECHERS USA, Inc., is the lifestyle footwear industry, which engages in designing, developing and marketing lifestyle footwear that appeals to men, women and children of all ages. The company operates its business through four segments: Domestic Wholesale Sales, International Wholesale Sales, Retail Sales, and e-Commerce Sales. The Domestic Wholesale Sales segment distributes footwear through the domestic wholesale distribution channels: department stores, specialty stores, athletic specialty shoe stores and independent retailers, as well as catalog and internet retailers. The International Wholesale Sales segment products are sold throughout the world. Its product offering, diversified domestic and international distribution channels, and targeted multi-channel marketing. The company has two distinct footwear categories: a lifestyle division that includes the charity line BOBS from SKECHERS, and a fitness division that now includes SKECHERS GOrun, SKECHERS GOwalk, and SKECHERS GOplay performance footwear. It is also rapidly expanding its global business through licensing agreements for fitness and kids' apparel, outerwear, leather goods, bags, watches, eyewear and additional merchandise. SKECHERS USA was founded by Robert Greenberg in 1992 and is headquartered in Manhattan Beach, CA.


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MARCUS HOOK -- The borough is teaming up with the Alan McIlvain Lumber Co. this year for the "Ho Ho Hoffa" toy drive.
Area residents are invited to drop of new, unwrapped toys at the McIlvain offices at 5th and Market Streets or Marcus Hook Borough Hall at 10th and Green Streets.
Toys will be donated to local needy families this holiday season.
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Winning With DraftSight: Real 2D Stories 2DAY
November 21, 2011 by Darren
Architecture, Design
If he wasn't so happy being our DraftSight training specialist, maybe globetrotter Mark Lyons would have become a tour guide.
In case you missed it, Lyons recently shared his snapshots of celebrated Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes in suburban Chicago on the DraftSight Facebook page.
The city's suburb of Oak Park contains the world's largest concentration of Wright designs, with 25 buildings and houses created between 1889 and 1913. According to the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust, Oak Park is where Wright practiced and perfected his Prairie Style architecture, which focused on low-profile buildings that maximize the use of natural light.
You can find an online map of these historic neighborhoods at the Oak Park Tourist Bureau, which also touts itself as the birthplace of Ernest Hemingway.
One of my favorite Lyons pictures is this gem that captures some gaudy Halloween decorations, which must have horrified the guides from the historical walking tours. It makes me think of all the historical societies that dictate what colors people can paint their homes and those hypersensitive condo associations that regulate flags, lawn ornaments and Christmas lights. Read More
DraftSight™ is not just a free 2D CAD product that lets professional CAD users, students and educators create, edit and view DWG files –- it's much more! DraftSight is a professional-grade product that runs on Microsoft® Windows XP®, Windows Vista®, Windows® 7, Mac® and Linux®. It's easy to use and takes just a few minutes to download at DraftSight.com. Plus it includes fee-based, value-added Premium Services for commercial and education users and a free online community that's loaded with learning resources.
Beyond PLM (Product Lifecycle Management), Dassault Systèmes, the 3D Experience Company, provides business and people with virtual universes to imagine sustainable innovations. 3DSWYM, 3DVIA, CATIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, EXALEAD, NETVIBES, SIMULIA and SOLIDWORKS are registered trademarks of Dassault Systèmes or its subsidiaries in the US and/or other countries.


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Professor Sexton's research concerns successful global product and brand strategies and is based on both empirical work and his considerable experience with companies throughout the world. A recipient of the School's Distinguished Teaching Award, Sexton has taught a wide variety of courses in the fields of marketing, international business and management science.
Don Sexton
Center for International Business Education and Research
BA, Wesleyan, 1963; MBA, University of Chicago, 1965; PhD, 1970
Joined CBS in 1966
Teaching and research interest
Courses taught
Building China's Global Brands In Brand Management in Emerging Markets: Theories and Practices (2014)
Determining Marketing Accountability: Applying Economics and Finance to Marketing In Proceedings of 9th International Marketing Trends Conference (2009)
Journal articles
Maximizing the Value of a Business: Using the Right Metrics In Business and Economics Journal (2014)
Organizing for Marketing ROI In Effective Executive (2010)
Determining Marketing Accountability In Journal of Marketing Trends (2010)
Be Precisely Effective, Part II In Strategic Marketing (2010)
Be Precisely Effective, Part I In Strategic Marketing (2010)
Competing with Customer Value Added In Effective Executive (2010)
What's Your Marketing ROI? In Strategic Marketing (2010)
Achieving Marketing Nirvana In The Advertiser (an ANA publication) (2009)
Branding: Get Your Basics Right In Oman Economic Review (2005)
Building the Brand Scorecard In The Advertiser (2005)
Building Global Brands In The Advertiser (1997)
A Cluster Analytic Approach to Market Response Functions In Journal of Marketing Research (1974)
A Microeconomic Model of the Effects of Advertising In The Journal of Business (1972)
Hyundai (A, B, C, and D): Spring 2010
Value Above Cost: Driving Superior Financial Performance with CVA, the Most Important Metric You've Never Used (2009)
Branding 101: How to Build the Most Valuable Asset of Any Business (2008)
Marketing 101: How to Use the Most Powerful Ideas in Marketing to Get More Customers and Keep Them (2006)
Marketing and Management Science (1970)
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Marketing Cubed: The New Marketing Revolution Working paper (2011)
Branding Strategies and Tactics of Chinese and Indian Firms Working paper (2010)


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"Take two and butter 'em while they're hot!" That's some of the best advice my Mimi has ever given me.
A staple of Southern quickbreads, the biscuit is apropos all day, any day. Whether you sup at supper, dine at dinner, or break real fast for breakfast, the biscuit is your best bet. They make the perfect accompaniment to any meal and are simply divine for a dessert option too. Besides the cottony texture, the harmonious blend of butter and flour and the heavenly aroma fresh from the oven, I simply adore the biscuit's versatility. They can be amended and flavored for the season with herbs and conserves, made large or small for any occasion and rejuvenated with a bit of butter. And don't forget their entertaining aspect either- they make marvelous pick up poppers for patties. Let's just start at the very beginning of the day - a very good place to start!
Biscuits for Breakfast
Breakfast is this Farmer's favorite meal. I love breakfast for breakfast, breakfast for lunch and breakfast for supper; and, a biscuit fits this adoration marvelously. Whether you start your day making them from scratch, driving through for your fix or somewhere in between, one of my favorite methods for a breakfast biscuit starts the day before.
Classic biscuit fashion - hot and buttered- is simply grand, but if you're anything like me, you don't always have time to make a mess of biscuits first thing. Here's what I do- I make a pan of biscuits the night before and the next morning, I butterfly them, open face style, butter and toast them. They toast back to their glorious state once again and I firmly believe this is the breakfast of champions. Throw on a spread of jam or jelly and your eating like a king first thing!
Lovely at Lunch!
As for a midday meal, whether a luxurious luncheon or a sack lunch, the biscuit again is de riguer. I love to serve a pot of soup with some sour cream biscuits- this version is quick and easy and you can make dozens at a time- perfect to pass around the table in fine silver breadbaskets or simple earthen dishes alike. For a lunch on the go, a PB and J biscuit is marvelous! Use a biscuit from your morning batch or a fresh pan, and spread one side with peanut butter mixed with a bit of honey and the other with your favorite jelly- you'll feel like a kid again and your kids will love it too!
Dinnertime Delights
At many a Southern supper or dinner table, a basket of biscuits shall be present. To switch up their role as an accoutrement to a main dish, try serving your biscuits as the base for open-faced roast beef and gravy sandwiches or the topping for chicken pot pie. Have a hankering for chicken and dumplings for dinner? Let your biscuits be your dumplings, darlin'! Drop your uncooked biscuits into your stewed chicken as you would a dumpling and you've got a mighty fine twist on the traditional dumpling. So we've had a biscuit now for breakfast, lunch and dinner, now let's have some for a party!
My go to menu for feeding a crowd involves biscuits. I love to bake a ham and serve ham and biscuits to my guests. I make a station to carve the ham and then serve it sandwich style in between sliced biscuits with an array of condiments to dress up your your plate! Jams and jellies of course are present but I'm a sucker for sweet and salty combos, so maybe I'll serve a country ham with sweet jams. Mustard's- sweet, spicy and coarse- all make for great pairings with ham biscuits and I make a tray of assorted picked too for my guests choosing. Spiking a bit of mayo with some seasonal herbs wakes up this great complement to ham and biscuits too. From curried mayo to basil scented mayo, you're friends will be clamoring back for seconds! Since biscuits can be made dinner-sized or tea-sized, they fit ever so nicely onto any size party plate. Of course the ham may be substituted with a pork tenderloin or even fried chicken strips, but there's hardly a substitute for a biscuit at any Southern party!
Don't Forget Dessert!
When it comes to sweet endings to a meal, biscuits for dessert are absolutely delicious. Take for instance my Buttermilk Biscuit Bread Pudding. This dish sends my friends to my table quicker than a duck on a June bug! Made like a traditional bread pudding, I use buttermilk biscuits instead I bread and this is some kind of fine eating! Yet, one of the simplest and most elegant desserts is to use a biscuit in lieu of shortcake (they're awful close to kin anyways) and top your biscuits with season fruit or berries and some freshly whipped vanilla bean infused cream. In a similar vein, biscuits make a terrific layer for a dessert trifle. Simply topped with some honey or sour gum syrup, this is another amazing biscuit dessert -but I'm biased- a biscuit with honey and butter is this Farmer's favorite!
So, we've journeyed through the day with biscuits and even partied a bit too. I hope you find a biscuit to suit your fancy- any time of day! From this Farmer's kitchen to yours, let's make some biscuits y'all!
Mrs. Mary's Biscuits from James Farmer's forthcoming book, A Time to Cook
Farmer's note: the ingredients are measured by dough "feel", and number of hungry souls clambering into your kitchen.
4 c flour
2 tsp baking powder
1 c milk (whole milk or "sweet milk" as Granddaddy says)
3/4 c. Crisco
1. Pour dry ingredients in bowl – cut shortening into dry mix
2. Make a well in center and pour milk into the center, gently kneading with wooden spoon and finish mixing by hand.
3. Transfer moist dough to a floured surface and roll the dough out with a pin or "patty cake" style with your hands (about 1/2 inch thickness)
4. Using a biscuit cutter or small glass, cut out dough into circles and place side by side on a greased baking sheet, topping with a smidge of butter
5. Bake at 400 for 12-15 minutes
Farmer's Note: mixing honey with room temperature butter and glazing the biscuits upon removal from the oven will result in a golden, heavenly biscuit.
Hailing from the pecan and peach laden fields of Georgia, James Farmer learned how to be a "hyper-seasonal" cook at the side of his grandmother whose Southern heirloom recipes he revitalizes for contemporary tastes. James is an author of five books, a gardener, floral and interior designer, cook and garden-to-table lifestyle expert. His young, fresh voice shows his generation how to incorporate elegant seasonal garden living into one's life either on a grand scale or modest budget. Farmer is Editor-At-Large for Southern Living Magazine and has appeared on NBC's TODAY. James' fifth book, A Time to Cook, is due Spring 2013. http://jamesfarmer.com/


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Most trips include lodging, most meals, guides, support van and services, and viewing at least some legs of the pro competition.
Pricing varies by trip length and amenities, but expect a weeklong trip typically to start at $4,000.
Start planning early as some trips sell out fast. The 2014 Tour route will be announced in October, and many companies will have their trips listed then or even in September based on rumors.
Tour companies mentioned in the story
Active 4 Adventures — Discover France, 800-929-0152, active4tourdefrance.com/en
Thomson Bike Tours, 888-446-5502, thomsonbiketours.com
Trek Travel, 866-464-8735, trektravel.com
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Enforcement in New England
Current Air Enforcement Program Press Releases
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- August 28, 2014
Clean Air Settlement with R.I. Chemical Manufacturer will Minimize Emissions
- August 20, 2014
Settlement Ensures that New Bedford Company Adheres to Measures to Control Air Pollutants
- July 31, 2014
EPA Clean Air Settlement with Asphalt Company to Minimize Emissions in Rhode Island
- July 24, 2014
Rhode Island Air National Guard Agrees to Minimize Air Emissions under EPA Settlement
- July 9, 2014
EPA Clean Air Settlements with Two Industrial Laundry Companies Minimize Emissions in New England Communities
- June 24, 2014
Lakeville, Mass. Refrigerated Warehouses Improve Public Safety Practices under EPA Settlement
- May 27, 2014
Walpole, Mass. School Bus Company Reduces Diesel Idling under Settlement
- March 18, 2014
EPA Requires Five New England Companies to Better Manage Hazardous Chemicals to Protect Community
- November 25, 2013
Supplier for Embalming Chemicals Takes Action to Improve Safety at Facilities under Settlement
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Methuen Mass. School Bus Company Pays $33K Penalty for Excessive Idling
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:Youth Reading List:
25 Books All Young Georgians Should Read
The inaugural list of books for young readers was compiled in 2010 by the Center for the Book's advisory council members after extended discussions and includes books in all categories, from tots to teens. We thank our sponsors at Lenz Marketing of Decatur and the Georgia Humanities Council for their support that makes possible this important project.
Young Adults (grades 7+)
Jodi Lynn Anderson
I Am Rembrandt's Daughter
Lynn Cullen
The Maze Runner
James Dashner
Blood Brothers
S.A. Harazin
Terra Elan McVoy
First Shot
Walter Sorrells
Middle Readers (Grades 4-8)
Freedom Train
Evelyn Coleman
A Yellow Watermelon
Ted Dunagan
The Tree that Owns Itself and Other Adventure Tales from
Georgia's Past
Gail Karwoski & Loretta Johnson Hammer
Shelia Moses
Yankee Girl
Mary Ann Rodman
Alexander the Great Rocks the World
Vicky Alvear Schecter
Honey Bea
Kim L. Siegelson
A Taste of Blackberries
Doris Buchanan Smith
Any Which Wall
Laurel Snyder
Each Little Bird That Sings
Deborah Wiles
Graphic Novel (Grades 4+)
Owly: The Way Home & The Bittersweet Summer
Andy Runton
Early Readers (Grades K-3)
Lola Schaefer
Picture Books (Pre-K+)
Little Duck
Liz Conrad
14 Cows for America
Carmen Deedy (author) Thomas Gonzalez (illustrator)
Soap, Soap, Soap ~ Jabon, Jabon, Jabon
Elizabeth O. Dulemba
The Origami Master
Nathaniel Lachenmeyer
Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes
Eric Litwin (author) James Dean (illustrator)
The Monster Who Did My Math
Danny Schnitzlein (author) Bill Mayer (illustrator)
This is the Dream
Diane A. Shore & Jessica Alexander