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Combe Sydenham
Combe Sydenham is associated with a legendary story concerning Sir Francis Drake, and another historical figure, George Sydenham, who has also become the subject of folklore. Read More »
Caractacus Stone
This standing stone has a number of traditions associated with it, it looks very much like a Neolithic standing stone, although sources suggest that it actually dates to the fifth century, during the end of the Roman occupation. The name of the stone is certainly of Roman origin although it may have been old during the Roman period. Read More »
Glastonbury has been identified with the mysterious Isle of Avalon from the twelfth century, its past has become steeped in myth and legend, and it is probably most famous for its Arthurian and early Christian traditions. Read More »
The Chalice Well, Glastonbury
The Chalice Well has been associated with healing and with the Holy Grail for many years. According to legend Joseph of Arimethea placed the cup that held the blood of Christ into the well. The waters run red with Iron Oxide another association with blood. Read More »
Glastonbury Tor
The Tor has been associated with magic and mystery for thousands of years. It seems likely that early man used the tor for rituals, and maze like path has been identified spiralling around the tor seven times. Professor Philip Rahtz dated the terraces to the Neolithic period, and concluded that they may have been part of a maze. Read More »
Glastonbury Abbey, Arthur's Grave
This is a reproduction of the cross said to have been found in Arthur's grave at Glastonbury Abbey. The actual grave seems to have been a very early burial but the Arthur link is tenuous. The actual cross disappeared many years ago and the only depiction is from a drawing by William Camden in 1607, from which this picture has been redrawn. Read More »
Langford Budville Abduction (1973)
On 16th October 1973 a 43-year-old woman, whose name has been withheld, was driving to Langford Budville, when the engine and lights cut out from her car. She got out of the car to check what was wrong and felt something touch her arm. She turned to be confronted by a 6-foot tall robot like entity. Read More »
Aleister Crowley
Probably the most notorious magician of his period, if not of all time, Aleister Crowley has had far more influence after his death than at any time during his over-indulged life. His reputation as a drug fiend and evil man aside, his early writings show a keen intellect, and a good sense of humour in the more staid climate of his era. What follows is a brief summary of his life. Read More »
Roger Bacon
Roger Bacon was a friar living in 13th century England who, hundreds of years after his death became popularly known as a powerful sorcerer. Read More »
John Dee
John Dee was an eminent Elizabethan mathematician and astrologer. His studies into the Occult took him abroad on many occasions, and this has added weight to the suspicion that he was also a secret government agent (code name 007). Read More »
Dr Simon Forman
Dr Simon Forman was an Elizabethan occultist, and alternative medical practitioner in London. He was a quack physician and surgeon, who spent time in jail for occult practices and prescribing dangerous potions, was banned from practicing medicine, and implicated in murder after his death. Read More »
Mother Shipton
Mother Shipton is the most famous prophetess of the British Isles. She is one of the many figures of romance who achieve widespread fame and notoriety many years after the real exploits of their lives have faded from the pages of history. With such a passage of time, and lack of historical evidence, there is even debate as to whether she existed at all. Read More »
Eliphas Levi
Alphonse Louis Constant (more commonly known by his pseudonym: Eliphas Levi), was an occultist and author who is considered to have greatly influenced the 19th century's occult revival.
Levi was born on in Paris, France 8th February 1810 at a time when Napoleon was conquering continental Europe, and France was at war - following the bloodthirsty Revolution. Read More »
Netta Fornario: Iona's Occult Mystery
Iona is a small island off the West coast of Scotland with a long religious and mystical history. In the late 1920s it was the scene of the mysterious death of Netta Fornario. Her motives and the manner of her passing have been the subject of much debate over the years. Read More »
Apollonius of Tyana
"Apollonius, a contemporary of Jesus of Nazareth, was, like him, an enthusiastic founder of a new spiritual school. Perhaps less metaphysical and more practical than Jesus, less tender and perfect in his nature, he nevertheless inculcated the same quintessence of spirituality, and the same high moral truths." - Helena Blavatsky 1877. Read More »
Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester
Immortalised by Shakespeare, Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester was accused of trying to assassinate King Henry VI using witchcraft; a crime for which she received life imprisonment and perhaps left a ghostly legacy. Read More »
Wem Town Hall
On 19th November 1995 Wem Town Hall burnt down. As this ninety year old building was burning some locals gathered to watch and one of them, Tony O'Rahilly, took a very interesting picture with a 200mm lens from the road. The picture, once developed, shows what appears to be a young girl in the doorway of the burning building. Read More »
The Giants of Stokesay Castle
This legend belongs to the area around Stokesay Castle in Shropshire, and was first recorded in Shropshire Folklore, A Sheaf of Gleanings by Burne and Jackson London 1883. What follows is a short adaptation of the original folklore. Read More »
The Origin of The Wrekin
This is one of two folktales, which explain the origin of the Wrekin, a 1,334 foot high hill standing on the Shropshire plain. The hill has the remains of an Iron Age Hillfort on its summit, and folk evidence suggests it was an important focal point for our prehistoric ancestors. Read More »
Mitchell's Fold
Fourteen stones remain of this circle which probably numbered about thirty when it was built around 2000-1400BC. It sits on the ridge of Stapeley Hill, in view of the Stiperstones and the Welsh border. The circle is 27 metres in diameter and is 330 metres above sea level. Read More »
The Wrekin
This impressive hill sits in the middle of a rolling landscape and at 1,334 feet is an impressive landmark for miles around. The hill is crowned with the remains of an Iron age Hill fort and it is said that a beacon fire was lit on its summit during the Spanish Armada. Read More »
As with many tales regarding in Britain about the Devil, this one also has him carrying an apron full of stones, in this case from Ireland. He sat to rest upon what is now called The Devil's Chair and is the highest rock on this ridge. As usual, the apron strings break and he drops his load of stones. Read More »
Ludlow Castle
Ludlow castle said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman betrayed by her lover and forced to commit suicide after extracting her revenge. The events leading to this may have occurred in 1138 when Matilda captured Ludlow Castle and King Stephen had it under siege. Ludlow was the most important castle in the Marches of Wales and stronghold of the Earls of March. Read More »
Corve Street, Ludlow
Once the site of a Grey Friars Priory with links to St Leonard's Church, this street now has the reputation of being haunted. A nurse called Evelyn Sheppard had a strange experience there in 1971. "In front of me was a refined-looking gentleman wearing the style of clothes associated with the caricature of John Bull. Read More »
Globe Inn, Ludlow
Reputedly haunted by Edward Dobson, a Tudor soldier garrisoned at Ludlow Castle. He died in a pub brawl circa 1553 and his ghost now appears hovering over the spot where he fell. The apparition is described as wearing a cloak and a wig. Read More »


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Friday, April 25, 2008
Brach's Gummi+Plus & Tropical Gummis
When I was afraid I was getting sick earlier this winter I turned to candy. After all, many candies started out as medicine. The cough drops of yesteryear are the root beer barrels and cherry LifeSavers of today. Sometimes I eat vitamin C enriched hard candies, figuring, what could it hurt and it might help.
The government keeps candy companies from making grandiose claims, but that doesn't stop them from trying to nudge us to buy something because it might have nutritional value (I seriously doubt I'm at high risk for scurvy). I spied these Brach's Gummi+Plus (is that supposed to be said aloud as Gummi Plus Plus?) at the 7-11 and though they might ease an aching throat. I was also intrigued because they had different flavors: Cranberry, Pomegranate, Orange, Apple, Strawberry & Blueberry. I was really curious to taste a pomegranate or cranberry gummi!
They look just like any other gummis, each in a little fruit shape. What gives these their +Plus is an infusion of three antioxidants: 25% of your RDA of vitamin A, Vitamin C & Vitamin E.
Though they're throwing "immune boosting" powers at us, it's obvious that they didn't really commit to the whole line, as they didn't even bother to make up molds for these new fruits.
Blueberry looks like a bunch of grapes. Let me tell you, blueberries do not grow in bunches.
Besides the freaky shape and unnatural color, the flavor is, well, kind of like a berry of some sort. You could tell me it's a black raspberry and I'd probably believe you.
The Strawberry looks comfortingly familiar. What's more, it's a delicate shade of light red (though actual strawberries are a very deep and rich color).
It's soft and tangy and has a good strawberry jam flavor to it.
Not exciting in a plus plus way, but tasty.
The package had no purple on it, but did show a red "berry" that I'm going to guess is this one: Pomegranate. The shape is a pretty good patch to what pomegranate seeds look like if you peel away the membrane carefully.
It's quite a good flavor, like a combination of raspberry and cherry ... not quite pomegranate, but certainly a lot less fuss.
Very traditional shape for the Apple and of course they go with the green instead of red.
It's a good apple juice flavor instead of just the fake green apple (but there's a little bit of that in there too).
In fact, the ingredients list apple juice as an ingredient (I'm guessing they use it instead of a splash of water so they can say "made with real fruit juice!"
You're thinking, oh, that's cherry. Uh, uh. This is Cranberry. I'm also here to tell you that cranberries do not grown on paired stems like this.
No matter, this one is much like the pomegranate. Very deep, with a much more tart and acidic overtone. I welcome the cranberry to the gummi mix! I hope it sticks around, as far as super sours go, cranberries are overlooked.
Ah, the classic Orange. This one has a lot of zest to it, almost too much. It's downright bitter.
I rather liked that, it made it feel more medicinal, more like candied orange peel or some sort of soothing tea.
As far as the antioxidant properties, I still got the flu, but then again I didn't finish the bag until I decided to write these up while I'm traveling. (Gummis are great traveling candy.) I couldn't detect any flavors that were particularly indicative of "vitamins" and vitamin E can be like that sometimes.
Brach's also offers an assortment of Tropical Gummis. One of the fun parts of this was that the only flavor that intersected with the Gummi +Plus was Orange. I got to test whether the fortified gummis really tasted different from the regular ones. (Nope.)
You can tell here, too, that they're similar molds.
Orange was just as zesty.
Purple was probably raspberry. It's hard to tell because there is no retail label on the bulk bag. It tastes like a very sweet raspberry jam.
Strawberry Banana was kind of cute. At first I didn't know what that shape was. But the pink color and mild, sweet strawberry flavor (less tart than the Gummi +Plus) kind of cinched it. It reminds me a little of yogurt. The banana component is a little artificial tasting, but that's okay with me.
Lime was cute. It's nice to see lime instead of apple. It was zesty, a little bit of that bitterness that I noticed in the orange, but definitely convincing.
Lemon was pretty dark in color and I often mistook it for the orange. The shape and size were perfect, but the flavor was sadly bland. Not bad, just not rising to the same level as the rest.
Pineapple was what drew me to this mix in the first place. Look at it, it's a cute little pineapple shaped gummi! Soft and tangy, with the floral note and that little thing that only pineapple can do to the salivary glands. (But luckily it didn't burn my tongue, like I do sometimes with fresh pineapple.)
The texture of the gummis is far softer than something like Haribo, but not quite as pliable as Trolli. They do well sitting out, I left some out on my desk, and though the outside was a little drier after a weekend, they were still soft. The flavors are distinct, the molding very good and of course the price is quite reasonable. So many of the Brach's candies are made overseas, these were made in the USA.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Cinnamon Imperial Hearts
One of the few candies that seemed to be in our house regularly when I was a kid were Cinnamon Imperials. Perhaps it was because they were considered "baking products."
Around Valentine's Day each year they're available in little heart shapes. (Actually, lately this is the only way I can find them unless I'm willing to buy the stupidly expensive packages from the cake decorating companies, teensy boxes of Ferrara Pan Red Hots or in huge quantities via the web.)
They're the perfect little candy and a rather simple construction. The center is a tiny pressed hard candy in the shape of a heart. They're then tumbled in a panning machine and given several coats of red flavored sugar syrup and then shined up with a little edible wax.
They're not super hot, just a pleasant spicy cinnamon. These feature the devilish Red #40, but for some reason the cinnamon flavor masks it well enough for me to keep eating these. Of course everyone knows I've been eating them because my tongue has been red for the past week.
They're a fun candy to share and great for putting in a covered jar for everyone to enjoy. Definitely something to put on your list of items to pick up when they're wildly on sale after Valentines.
I've never noticed much difference between the brands. I've had Ferrara Pan & Necco and probably a bunch of other brands that I never managed to figure out. The Food Network's Unwrapped show did an episode on Valentines candy last weekend and showed a company named Primrose in Chicago also making them.
I'm fairly certain these were produced after Brach's was taken over by Farley's & Sathers last fall. The coding on it is the Farley's & Sathers style. This particular bag has a code of 7332CYP5, using a Julian date system for the first four characters which means that it was produced on the 332rd day of 2007. That'd be November 27th, 2007. I'm guessing that a panned hard candy like this is good for at least 12 months. Tasted pretty fresh to me.
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Monday, November 19, 2007
Brach's Soda Poppers
There's rarely anything "new" in hard candy, so I was pleased to see Brach's has a new assortment of hard candies called Soda Poppers.
They boast real fruit juice and come in four licensed soda flavors (from Cadbury Schweppes): A&W Root Beer, Doctor Pepper, Orange Crush & 7-Up.
Rather than just being a mix of hard candies in soda flavors, the twist on these is that they're shaped like little cans and feature a firm goo center. (There's no carbonation, though.)
I'm a hard candy cruncher, so I liked that I could crunch these pretty quickly and get a whole new texture. They were kind of sticky once crunched, but I don't mind digging piece of hard candy off my teeth as an afternoon diversion.
Like the assortment that Jelly Belly has called Soda Pop Shoppe, there's no cola in this mix. Strange, as that's one of the flavors that's unique to the carbonated drink arena (besides Dr. Pepper).
Would I buy these again? Probably not. I prefer the simple root beer barrel, lemon drop or orange slice. If they managed to get a cola flavor in the mix, well, now then we'd have something! As a flavor mix and the fact that they added the chewy jelly filling, well, it certainly changes the ordinary hard candy idea on its head. These are being sold in bulk in Pick a Mix and in small bags (I think 7 ounces).
Of note: Brach's was recently sold by French chocolate company Barry Callebaut to Farley's & Sathers (which itself is made up of a bunch of other candy companies rolled into one: Heide, Trolli, Farley's, Sathers, Bob's, Now & Laters and RainBlo gum). These candies were made in Argentina.
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Sunday, September 2, 2007
Milk Maid Caramel Candy Corn
There used to be rules and people followed them. Oh, they were informal; things like no white shoes after Labor Day, your shoes should match your belt. Seasonal merchandise wouldn't be put out until the previous holiday was over (no Christmas goodies before Thanksgiving). But those rules are long gone.
So I shouldn't have been surprised to see Halloween candy out already at the RiteAid before Labor Day. But at least this was something different. Instead of fruity flavors, this twist is from Brach's Milk Maid line and is called Caramel Candy Corn.
Most of us have a love-hate relationship with Candy Corn. Well, some folks have a love-love or a hate-hate ... which averages out in the big scheme of things to a love-hate for the general population. I hate-love candy corn. I don't really like eating it, but I love looking at it and the smell of it.
This stuff smells really promising, if a little overwhelming. Like caramelized sugar. It smelled so great in the store, I really wanted to take it home. Of course in the car (which I admit was as hot as one of those scented oil diffusers) the smell started getting to me in the way that candle stores do.
It all boils down to this, if you like Buttered Popcorn Jelly Belly, you'll probably like Caramel Candy Corn. I don't and I didn't.
The texture is good, a nice smooth fondant. The white tip is unflavored and the two lower layers, orange and brown, are butter flavored fondant. The caramel flavor that the smell implies is completely missing, instead it has that intense note of butter flavored popcorn just crackling away in the microwave.
I just didn't like them as much as I wanted to. Not nearly as much as the Brach's Autum Mix (candy corn, Indian corn and mellow cremes). I was really unhappy that it was $2.29 for the bag to boot ... yeah, it's a 19 ounce bag, but what do I need 19 ounces of buttered popcorn flavored candy corn for?
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Monday, April 2, 2007
Brach's Fiesta Eggs
The full name on these is Brach's Pastel Fiesta Malted Milk Eggs which of course made me wonder if they have another product that is perhaps primary colors or just black and white. Malted milk eggs at Easter were a particular favorite of mine. They were one of those interactive candies, you can lick the shell and then color your lips with the coral pink or white chalky edible makeup. (That white lipstick was quite the look when I was very little.)
Now of course I'm much more interested in the "real milk chocolate" part of the wrapper. Brach's has been owned by Barry Callebaut since 2003, so maybe they were teaching Brach's a thing or two about chocolate. They don't need to be taught how to make boiled sugar candy, they do that just fine.
The Fiesta Eggs are big and bold. They make a satisfying clacking sound in the bag when you roll them around. They can be eaten whole (or applied liberally over the face) but I prefer to bite them in half and have a look. I don't know what I expect to find, as it has always been the same ... malt center, chocolate layer and then hard colored shell. But you never know! (Actually, I've eaten very old malt balls before and every once in a while I've gotten ones with "melted" centers but shells that are intact or just a little dented.)
Fiesta Eggs smell like Easter. They're sweet and have a slight vanilla hint to them. This bag was very fresh, the shells were super crisp and the centers were light and airy.
Unlike the normal chocolate covered malt balls, the Fiesta Egg is more about the combination of the texture of the hard sugar shell and the light crunch of the malted center. The chocolate layer provides a little bit of a creamy texture, but not much flavor. In the Brach's chocolate, as far as I can tell, is too too sweet.
These still aren't my ultimate malted egg. I'm not sure I've found it yet. I wasn't blown away by the Jelly Belly ones either and I picked up some more vibrant colored ones (but I don't know the brand) a the Sweet Factory a few weeks ago in the bulk bins. They tasted too much like food coloring and not enough like malt. Perhaps such a candy doesn't exist.
But you can be sure that I'm going to finish these! How do I look with lilac lipstick?
UPDATE: 3/30/2011 - The pastel ones are hard to find, but I did run across a white version. They say they're made with real milk chocolate, but they're still not very chocolatey.
UPDATE 3/2/2012: Another newer version has appeared on store shelves. They are much, much larger, but have a more flavorful malt center and perhaps better chocolate. Check out the new review here.
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Monday, October 23, 2006
Brach's Autumn Mix
Yeah, candy corn. What can I say about candy corn? Some people love it, some people hate it. Joanna at SugarSavvy.net already covered one of my favorite passages about candy corn by Lewis Black.
Based on her review I went off in search of candy corn last week. My results were dismal. I came home with one bag. Some stores did not have ANY candy corn at all (well, some also had CHRISTMAS candy out already so they had the lame reindeer corn). I picked up the Brach's Autumn Mix. It's a mix of pumpkin mallowcreams, candy corn and Indian corn.
Brach's always makes nice looking, high quality candy. Their candy corn is no different and uses top-notch ingredients. Though candy corn is basically sugar and corn syrup boiled into a stiff fondant, Brach's throws a little honey in there for taste besides the colorings.
The candy corn is big and narrow. Good definition between the colors, bright and with an attractively sweet smell. It's soft and a bit grainy, but I kind of like that. Plain candy corn is eaten by putting the entire thing in the mouth and chewing.
Another variety of candy corn that is seen from time to time is often called "Indian Corn" but is really chocolate candy corn. Well, kind of chocolate. Someone walked by a vat of candy corn batter with a chocolate bar.
In order to rationalize the purchase of Indian corn, one must eat it by biting off the chocolate bottom first. It tastes like candy corn, but perhaps with a tint of a Tootsie Roll chocolatey-ness added.
The big plus in this bag of the Autumn mix is that it has the pumpkins in it. They're a dense, semi-soft piece of sugar. There's a throat burning sweetness that makes you want to go back to eating the candy corn for a moment until the lure of the large, compact sugar-singularity calls to you again. By the time you learn your lesson, the bag is empty, your teeth hurt and your stomach aches.
When I was in grad school I saw a production of a play called Seventy Scenes of Halloween by Jeffrey M. Jones. Candy corn is featured heavily in it. I don't know why I mention that, but you know, in case someone was looking for advice on what plays to include in a candy themed theatre festival, I'd love to help!
I like candy corn as a concept. I like it as decoration. I don't think it's great as a candy, but I have to give it a passing grade because I keep eating it. I really like to buy it when it's 10 cents for a pound of it sometime in late November. Then it scores a 7 out of 10.
For another view on Brach's Autumn Mix, Rebecca coincidentally posted on the same product today.
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Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Brachs Bunny Basket Eggs
Candy is a microcosm of society and existence. I know this because there are certain candies that indicate the presence of the divine in every scrumptious bite. Then there is evidence of evil on this planet. The Easter "marshmallow egg" is one of the latter candies.
This candy has promise on the outside, as all temptresses do. It's big, so of course it's appealing to any foolish child who hasn't learned that "bigger is not always better." What's more, it is an evil that has no name. Really, what are these things called? If I say marshmallow egg, you might thing of the satisfying marshmallow half-hemispheres that are drenched in chocolate this time of year. Or even something that resembles an Easter-themed Circus Peanut. Brachs has chosen to call their version of these Bunny Basket Eggs. I will hereafter refer to them as BBBE, which when pronounced as an acronym (as all good acronyms should be) it will sound like a stuttered bee-bee or a very cold person trying to say 'bean.'
Part of their temptation lies in their beguiling size, which is made up entirely of sugar with a dash of artificial color and carnauba wax. That's a Starburst Jelly bean there; it's no match for the Mastodon known as a Brachs Bunny Basket Egg.
I hope you understand that Brachs probably makes the finest BBBEs there are. They're generous with the color and they're even flavored. The green ones are lime and orange ones are orange. I can't tell you what the rest are. Please don't make me eat more of them.
If you haven't already guessed, these are horrid candies. It's not like I'm against eating pure sugar, I have in fact indulged in full spoonfuls of honey or brown sugar as a treat quite often. The shell of a BBBE is similar to a jelly bean. It's a rather grainy sugar coating that's smooth on the outside and lightly flavored. The center of a BBBE is a fluffy, grainy sugar that really isn't like marshmallow, but I call it that because the ingredients mention gelatin and corn starch.
I don't think BBBEs can be made and delivered fresh, not to mention the fact that few people eat them right out of a pristine bag. They're intended to sit in amongst the pastel cello grass of an Easter basket until all the other choice candies are consumed and a desperate sugar-toothed child is force to eat it. Then the last thing this child remembers of his Easter experience is this deplorable egg. The smell of these inside the bag is like a mess of flavored lipsticks or a bad candle shop. A combination of fake fruit flavors and of course airborne microfine sugar which is intent on giving you that satisfying sweet feeling on your tongue before you even eat one.
I realize that this candy has its champions, and that by no means makes you minions of evil. I can only surmise that the experience of eating these foul little fingers of pure sucrose is inextricably tied to a pleasant experience and these help you relive a little of it. If that's the reason, then I completely support their continued, but limited, production as a therapy device. If you would like to read someone who might share your unending love of these, you might want to pick up Hilary Lifton's memoir called Candy and Me: A Love Story (you can preview the chapter online).
I honestly did try to like these. I never cared for them as a child, but I did buy them, make them look pretty in the photos (they are actually very pretty) and of course ate TWO! That's why they get a rating of two instead of one. (You may now commence in the comments section telling me how wrong I am.)
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Buell Theater
'Pippin' Reboots For New Times
"Pippin" runs Sept. 6 through Sept. 20 at the Buell Theater, and audiences will notice a lot of changes in the show since it first premiered on Broadway in 1972.
Dance Theatre Of Harlem Pirouettes Into Denver
The Dance Theatre of Harlem is bringing a new type of ballet to Denver for one night only.
'Book Of Mormon' Will Return To Denver For Longer Run
The hit musical "The Book of Mormon" opened its first national tour in Denver, and it's coming back this fall.
Get A Good Deal On 'Catch Me If You Can'
Frank Abagnale turned his life as a globetrotting teenaged con-man into a book and a movie. Now it's a Broadway musical coming to Denver.
Mayor's Tickets For Sold Out Shows, Concerts Dished Off To Staff, Contributors & Insiders
Free tickets to concerts and shows provided to Mayor Michael Hancock's office intended to be used for business development and marketing have been going to his inner circle, staff members, cabinet members and friends since Hancock took office, according to a CBS4 investigation.
Moody Favorite 'Memphis' Opens At Buell Theater
"Memphis" opened Tuesday at the Buell Theater as a best musical Tony winner that flew in under the radar and CBS4 Critic at Large Greg Moody gave it a review.
'La Cage Aux Folles' A Story About Love, Family
It's a story about love, family and being who you are. No matter how much you may have to change what you are — to become who you are — on stage.
George Hamilton Brings His Latest Role To The Buell Theater
From "All The Fine Young Cannibals" to "Zorro, The Gay Blade" and "The Godfather Part III," George Hamilton has had a varied career on the big screen. He's also worked extensively in TV and live theater.
Cunningham Foundation To Hold Benefit Reception
A cocktail reception has been set up benefit The Cunningham Foundation in the memory of Noel Cunningham, a popular Denver restaurateur who died in early December.
Local Actress Lights Up Buell Stage
One of the stars of "Billy Elliot" has not only graced the Broadway stage but that of Heritage High School in Littleton as well.


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Tow Mater from the Car Disney movie. It made a great 1st birthday cake for our son.
Cake recipe submitted by la_cana from Euless, TX.
Bake and cook cakes according to box recipe.
Make or buy frosting. Tint 4 cups of frosting brown, 1 cup black, and 1/4 cup white.
Place the deepest cake on a cake board or platter. Cut the remaining bread shaped cake so that you have a 1/3 of the cake to place on top of the other cake -- about 1/4 down the cake. Frost the entire cake in brown. (Use the remaining 2/3 cake for another recipe or dispose.)
Once frosted, take a toothpick and outline details of the truck. Frost the windows with white. Cut brown chocolate for rear-mirrors. Frost the mouth, headlights, and outline in black. Cut white chocolate to look like teeth. Place the wheels (Round chocolate cookies), headlights (1 yellow and 1 brown candy-coated round chocolate pieces) and warning light (marshmallow). Melt remaining chocolate bar to use as glue for the pretzels. Make towing poles. Dry for 4 hours. Wrap licorice around poles.
Write Tow Mater on the sides of the truck with the black. Please a small round chocolate cookie on the hood, and make it look like the inside of a truck.


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From the Period suite Collection at Carlisle Brass, the top of the lever has a textured pattern which is continued in the design of the square backplate. Dimensions: backplate: 150mm x 48mmlever length: 101.5mmprojection: 62mmplate thickness: 10mmEuro Profile 47.5mm CentresOval Profile 48.5mm Centres
British standard lever lock 57mm centers
Please note the following item below are short backplate versions sized at: 112mm x 48mm. Item Reference:38896, 38895
Easty to install key-hole covers, usually used with a lever handle on rose and is fitted to a lock.


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Any driver who has ever nodded off during a long trip or drowsily veered into another lane knows how scary those situations can be. Developed in Denmark, the Anti Sleep Pilot ($200; antisleeppilot.com) is a dashboard-mounted device that monitors fatigue, relying mainly on periodic alertness responses that require the driver to touch the device, and also tracking personal data, driving conditions and car speed (thanks to a built-in accelerometer). When fatigue sets in, the Anti Sleep Pilot issues both visual and audible alerts that signal it's time for a break. An app, for use on a dashboard-mounted iPhone, is also available for $20.


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Srinagar: Defence Minister AK Antony will review the security situation in Kashmir Valley during his two-day visit to the state beginning on Saturday and also interact with troops deployed in the forward locations.
Antony's delegation includes the Chief of Army Staff General Bikram Singh and the Defence Secretary Shashi Kant Sharma, a defence spokesman said in Srinagar on Friday.
He said that the Defence Minister will review the security situation in the Valley and also chair the Unified Headquarters meeting.
Antony is also scheduled to meet Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and call on the Governor NN Vohra during the visit, the spokesman said.
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People. Power. Progress.
75 Years of Service
2013 Annual Report
Over the last 75 years, a journey of sorts has taken place. The course has always remained the same – provide reliable, reasonably priced electricity with quality customer service. But the passage has transformed a small, rural electric cooperative into one of the largest not-for-profit power providers in the entire nation. It involves people. It concerns power. It affects progress.
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Year of the Cooperative
2012 Annual Report
If you follow the news, you're bombarded with reports on the U.S. and world economy. Reports talk about shareholder value, return on investment and stock price, and focus on which company's stock is doing well, which has lost money, and how it's affecting your wallet and your 401k.
But there's another seemingly invisible economic force in this country that the news seldom even mentions, even though it's a major force in our economy.
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Stepping Up: Adjusting to a New Normal
2011 Annual Report
Like many other companies across America, our business has been changed by our country's great recession.
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Our Job is Member Satisfaction
2010 Annual Report
Almost any company can provide electricity; but it takes a special kind of company to satisfy its customers or, in our case, members. Our heritage and the fact that we were started by and continue to be owned by the people we serve makes the difference.
It created a focus in this organization that has stuck with us and gotten handed down from early employees to new hires. And it's that focus which generates member satisfaction.
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2009 Annual Report
Our challenge this year has been weathering storms on a wide variety of fronts. Whether it was the heavy weather of recession, which drove down membership and the sale of electricity; or the gathering cloud of proposed new energy legislation, which threatens to skyrocket power bills; or the real sort created by Mother Nature, which may have been the quickest and easiest of all to handle.
Through it all, Jackson EMC's senior management, its board of directors and its employees steered a steady course with the determination they have always had - providing our members with the best service possible and ensuring them reliable electricity at a reasonable price.
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This year's annual report tells the story of the work we do every day to keep our members' lights on — planning our distribution system to reliably handle the demand for electricity; maintaining our system so the possibility of outages is minimized; responding when the unforeseen happens. All so the homes and businesses we serve have the electricity they need when it's needed.
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Wouldn't it be great if you could know when someone unfriends you? Facebook apparently doesn't want you to know when someone unfriends you, though, so it's not easy to sort out (short of keeping a separate running list and checking it periodically for the missing). But I have two friend trackers you can try.
Facebook Beefs Up Custom Audiences, Introduces Multi-Product Ads
Facebook is beefing up its custom audiences ad-targeting options, adding multi-product ads, which allow brands to feature three products within a single ad unit, as well as enhancements to custom audiences for websites.
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How-to site FitSmallBusiness created a Facebook Marketing Quiz aimed at small and midsized businesses, saying that answering 15 of the 18 questions correctly would be considered a "great score."
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Heavy users of the chat features on Facebook who like to participate in multiple conversations simultaneously may want to check out a new browser extension for Google Chrome: Facebook Chat Pop-Outs.
How To Go Back To Facebook's 'Old' News Feed
The ink is barely dry on Facebook's redesigned News Feed, which it is still in the process of rolling out, and there is already a browser extension that enables users to return to their old News Feed layouts.
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Facebook users: Have you ever said to yourselves, "I would rather see photos of cats than read one more Facebook post about Obamacare? Well, you're in luck: This is the premise behind Rather, a browser extension for Google Chrome.
HootSuite's Hootlet Chrome Extension Offers Easy Access To Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
Social media management system HootSuite released an upgraded version of its Hootlet extension for Google Chrome, and it is available for download free-of-charge.
Chrome Extension FseenBlock Enables Facebook Users To Hide Their Messaging Activity
FseenBlock, a browser extension for Google Chrome, provides the solution for something most Facebook users probably don't see as a problem, enabling users to hide the fact that they have seen messages on the social network, or that they are typing in response to those messages.
WARNING: Malware Attack Targets Facebook Users With Google Chrome, And Possibly Firefox
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This is an orchestral remake of "Vampire Killer" and "Poison Mind" from the Castlevania series. I've taken a lot of creative liberties with the pieces and I think any Castlevania fan should love it!
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Cissy Houston: 'I don't blame Bobby Brown'
Cissy Houston says she doesn't blame Bobby Brown for getting her daughter Whitney Houston involved with drugs.
Whitney Houston's mother doesn't blame Bobby Brown for introducing her daughter to drugs.
The late singer died in February 2011 of accidental drowning in a hotel bathtub caused by heart disease and cocaine use and while her former husband has been widely blamed for first bringing drugs into her life, Cissy Houston doesn't believe her death was his fault.
Writing in her book 'Remembering Whitney', Cissy explained: ''I think Bobby was Nippy's [Whitney] rebellion. Around him, she didn't have to be the perfect girl . Yet I don't blame Bobby for introducing her to drugs.''
Cissy tried numerous times to make Whitney quit drugs and details one attempt in 2000 when Whitney refused to go to rehab.
She said: ''She started pleading for us not to send her to rehab. 'Mommy', she said, 'please I can take care of it. Just come stay at my house and you can look after me and I'll quit.'
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Grapefruit and Avocado Salad
James Carrier
Havilah Stewart puts smoked almonds in this salad for a salty, complex note. If smoked almonds are unavailable, substitute roasted salted almonds.
Yield: Makes 12 cups; 4 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 251
- Calories from fat: 72%
- Protein: 5.2g
- Fat: 20g
- Saturated fat: 2.5g
- Carbohydrate: 16g
- Fiber: 3.7g
- Sodium: 91mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- 2 pink grapefruit (about 1 1/2 lb. total)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 12 ounces mixed salad greens (about 2 qt.)
- 1 firm-ripe avocado, peeled and sliced
- 1/3 cup chopped smoked almonds
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced green onions (white and pale green parts only)
- Salt and pepper
- 1. With a sharp knife, cut peel and outer membrane from grapefruit. Working over a strainer set over a bowl, cut between inner membranes and fruit to release segments into strainer. Squeeze juice from membranes into bowl. Discard peel and membranes.
- 2. In a large bowl, combine oil, lime juice, and grapefruit juice. Add salad greens and mix gently to coat. Divide evenly among four plates and top with grapefruit segments, avocado, almonds, and green onions. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
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Roxy Outdoor Fitness: Dive Deep in your Lapped Suit
Take a Hike. And a Lap.
Roxy surfer Monyca Byrne Wickey takes us on her favorite hike, packs her Roxy Outdoor Fitness Lapped one piece, her Go Pro camera, and shares her secret to squeezing in double workouts and staying in shape when the waves are flat!
Hiking is one of the best outdoor workouts, because it's not boring. There's always tons of great scenery, you can go with friends, and often here in Hawaii, it leads to a waterfall.
There are so many waterfall hikes on the island, but my favorite one is a 2-miler that really gets your blood pumping, and there's beautiful falls on the way to the top, along with banyan trees. I love running into banyan trees, because they remind me of being a little kid climbing all over them like a monkey. I also get excited about finding a fruit tree on my hikes—guavas are very common to find growing in the wild where I live.
The best part of this hike are the natural ponds I get to cool off and jump in! I love rock jumping, and gives me something to look forward to at the top. Plus, I get to double my workout with a quick swim. A couple tips for starters—when jumping into natural ponds, make sure they are deep. Always go places suggested by locals, and it's a good idea to start the jump from a lower platform and work your way up for comfort.
When it comes to being prepared, a backpack is the most convenient thing to haul your hiking necessities. I like to pack a towel, water, dried fruits, sunscreen, and a granola bar. Leave your valuables at home, because you never know when you'll be ditching your backpack for a waterfall jump! And for my waterfall jumps, my personal pick of swimwear is Roxy's new Outdoor Fitness Lapped one piece. It fits like a glove, is super comfortable, and it stays on perfectly, especially when I'm jumping from high platforms. A comfortable full suit is an essential to pack for a waterfall hike. Unless of course you're in Oregon or Washington!
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Alabama: Desoto Falls- One of Alabama's tallest falls, approximately 100-feet!
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"And if Satan has risen up against himself and is divided, he cannot stand; that is the end of him. But no one can enter a strong man's house to plunder his property unless he first ties up the strong man. Then he can plunder his house. Amen, I say to you, all sins and all blasphemies that people utter will be forgiven them." (Mark 3:26-28)
As I read this passage, I was reminded of a conversation from our recent Mission Leadership session. As we discussed the beatitude of Mercy, our discussion led to how a person's ability to forgive and let go, or not, can clearly affect that person's attitude. And, it is only through the grace of God, that we have the ability to not only forgive another for actions that have hurt us in some way, but more importantly to let go of that hurt, which is different from forgetting that we were hurt.
The discussion went deeper to that when we do not or cannot forgive and let go of the hurt we are feeling, we are damaging our own hearts, sometimes even more than we are affecting another person.
I took this one step further, and in awe, discovered, through the grace of God, we have the ability to allow another's actions to be tied up by the plunderer or to let go and, love in my heart, to allow God's will to be.
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State organizations and private businesses from various sectors in Ukraine and Poland have been targeted with new versions of BlackEnergy, a malware that's evolved into a sophisticated threat with a modular architecture.
This week offered a lesson in how cybercriminals follow the news, and time their attacks to dupe the unwary – with several different attacks aimed at iPhone fans, in the week where Apple unveiled its iPhone 6.
Online criminals are spamming out messages claiming that invoices are overdue. But attached to the emails are .ARJ files containing a malicious payload – don't allow your computer to become infected.
This week, American chain Home Depot admitted its systems had been breached, Gmail users got a fright, and a series of videos showed leaks in Android chat apps. Meanwhile, Facebook freaked out the world…. again.
A strain of malware which previously targeted banks has turned its attention to users of the popular Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software Salesforce, used by 100,000 organizations worldwide.
Anyone who has visited popular domains such as YouTube.com, Amazon.com or Ads.Yahoo.com could be a victim of a new, mutating malware attack distributed through the adverts displayed on the sites.
Three weeks ago, iSIGHT Partners discovered a new Ransomware encrypting victims' documents. They dubbed this new threat TorrentLocker. TorrentLocker propagates via spam messages containing a link to a phishing page where the user is asked to download and execute "package tracking information". In August, only Australians were targeted with fake Australian Post package-tracking page. While
Shoppers at Home Depot stores may have had their credit card details leaked online, after a massive batch of card information went on sale on a criminal internet site this week – and veteran security reporter Brian Krebs warns it may be the biggest leak yet.
As many as 18 top cybercrime experts from around the world will form a new Joint Cybercrime Action Task Force based in the Hague, which will target "top-level criminals".
Gamers and cellphone users were targeted by criminal groups around the world this week – while retailers continued to suffer at the hands of POS malware, and a phishing campaign highlighted just how hot Bitcoin is right now.
More than a thousand U.S. businesses have been affected by point-of-sale malware – malicious software written specifically for online fraud, to steal information such as credit card details from businesses and their customers.
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The gaming industry keeps growing, and the crowds at Cologne's Gamescom 2014, show why big game titles are rapidly becoming a target for cybercrime. Our tips will help you enjoy the latest games – without hackers declaring 'Game Over'.
One of the most important pieces of advice we give Android users is to refrain from downloading applications from dubious sources and to stick to the official Google Play store, where malware does show up from time to time but is much better controlled, thanks to the Google Bouncer, than on alternative app stores.
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Dr Oz: Diet Packaged Foods
Doctor Oz did a segment where he presented a whole list of Diet Frozen Meals. You can even read the complete Dr Oz 99 Food List to be prepared before going to the grocery store! But I bet you didn't know that desserts could actually help you lose weight? (Don't worry, I didn't either.) According to Dr Oz, eating desserts is fine. It's the type of dessert that may destroy your diet efforts. On today's show, Dr Oz complied a quick list of 4 sweet treats that are deliciously healthy.
Dr Oz designated, Sue, an audience member, to be the taste tester for this segment. (Jealous much?!) Sue told Dr Oz that she was always looking for ways to lose weight, but she loves dark chocolate and cookies and constantly indulges in the yummy goodies. After eating more than she should, she felt guilty and beat herself up about it. She told Dr Oz that she was looking to lose another 20 lbs. (Not eating cookies and chocolate!)
Dr Oz: Breyer's Fruit Swirl Bars
1. Breyer's Pure Fruit Berry Swirl Bars
- Made with real fruit
- No fat
- Good source of antioxidants and vitamin A, C
- 40 calories
Sue tried it and loved it!
Dr Oz: Back To Nature Cookies
2. Back To Nature Cookies
- Back To Nature Chocolate Chunk Cookies and Back To Nature Peanut Butter Creme Cookies are two of the yummy varieties!
- Made with safflower oil
- No artificial preservatives, flavors or colors
- 130 calories
Dr Oz suggested replacing fat-free cookies with this product. They'll leave you satisfied and less hungry. Sue tried the cookies and told Doctor Oz they were good. She even went back for another.
Dr Oz: Almond Dream Lil Dreamers
3. Almond Dream Lil Dreamers
- 100 calories
- made with almonds
- No cholesterol
- 4g fat
Being an ice cream fiend, this was one of my personal favorites. Sue tried this product and gave it the thumbs up.
Dr Oz: Vitalicious Chocolate Vitabrownie
4. (Your cheat dessert)- Vitalicious Chocolate Vitabrownie
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- 7 grams insoluble fiber
- whole wheat
- 100 calories
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Out of the 4 desserts, Dr Oz says the Vitalicious Chocolate Vitabrownie is the most decadent, but because of the nutrients, it is actually good for you. This is the dessert that may actually keep you from cheating.


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Welcome to the Neighborhood Feral Cat Initiative Database
In February 2010 the Initiative, in conjunction with the Hudson County Animal League, received a generous grant from PetSmart Charities to subsidize the cost of feral cat spay neuter. As part of the grant agreement, we are now required to collect basic data information from you about the feral cats in the colonies you are managing. Therefore, you must provide your colony data in order to participate in and take advantage of the low cost spay neuter part of the program.
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Here's another conceptual shot of a Plex-themed Windows Longhorn, circa 2001.
This is a Plex concept that extends even farther back in time than the previous two screen shots, thus showing the humble beginnings of a wild new look for Windows.
This screen shot represents early thinking for the carousel view: a view that would allow users to view the contents of a folder in a flashy, new way. Presumably, pressing the left and right keys on the keyboard would make items spin left or right, accordingly. This feature didn't make it very far, but it was implemented and working to some extent in early builds of Longhorn!
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Jules Bianchi triumphed in the annual Desafio Internacional das Estrelas kart competition held in Brazil by Felipe Massa.
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Jules Bianchi, Robin Frijns and Sam Bird are all vying for a place in F1 and any one of them could clinch the Formula Renault 3.5 title this weekend.
Jules Bianchi gets third driver role at Force India 27th January 2012, 13:51
Jules Bianchi will be Force India's third driver for the forthcoming season.
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All three to test the same drivers as they did last year.
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Sergio Perez and Jules Bianchi drove Ferrari's 2009 F1 car at Fiorano today.
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Romain Grosjean can claim the GP2 championship at next weekend's Belgian Grand Prix round.
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Black people commit more crime than white people because of a societal disadvantage that places them into poorer, more segregated neighborhoods. Black people have been marginalized in this country for as long as they've lived here. Do not compare the difference between Black and white people to the difference between men and women.
That's all completely true. But that doesn't mean a parallel can't be drawn. You made the argument that crime statistics stand for themselves, as evidence that a group of people just "commit more fucking crime."
My argument is that it's never that "fucking" simple, and it's reductive and prejudiced to claim that it is.
Women have more eating disorders than men because of a culture that emphasizes extreme thinness for women. Just look at any magazine, television show, movie, or billboard.
But I do not see how our society encourages men to commit more crime and rape. Sorry, but I just don't.
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After five years, North Dakota hunters will have another opportunity to hunt pronghorn.
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The bow-only portion opens Aug. 29 and runs through Sept. 28. Game and Fish officials want to remind hunters that anyone who draws a license can hunt pronghorn with a bow, only in Unit 4-A during this period.
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For consumers, the names of many ancient grains—quinoa, teff, kamut, farro, freekeh, spelt, chia, millet, amaranth and sorghum—ring a bell, but most people still don't know what to do with them. Now, manufacturers and retailers are finding ways to solve that problem.
From Korean flavors to varieties made with wine, bourbon and beer, here's a look at what's hot in barbecue sauces.
Specialty food suppliers are taking the sweet-and-savory trend to the next level to deliver surprising chocolate creations and combinations—and consumers are eating it up.
Dosa food trucks, simit cafes, Hungarian barches classes and Christmas panettone available year-round are just some of the bread trends sweeping the bakery aisle.
By merging different types of treats, manufacturers are creating new dessert "mash-ups"—and consumers are showing no hesitation getting on board.
Better-tasting products, new retailers and a passionate—and growing—audience are all driving the expansion of the market for foods without gluten. Here's how it happened, what's still to come and how you can make the most of it.
Consumers are becoming more hands-on with their food, spurring a bevy of DIY products that help those looking to learn something new and encourage those who may otherwise be too intimidated to try.
A culinary expedition to the North African country brings a deeper appreciation for amazing tagine, salt-preserved lemons, flaky honey desserts and other dishes that, while exotic, have an easy appeal for Americans looking for something different.
From exotic origins to trending flavors, artisanal salts are enjoying a resurgence as consumers and retailers alike see their culinary and commercial potential.
Flavorful syrups and sauces are livening up grilled meats, cocktails and, of course, sweets.
Whether it's a new take on the classic cheeseball, savory antipasti toppers or frozen ethnic finger foods, there is one overarching theme to this year's new selections: they are all incredibly fast and easy to serve.
Whether you're looking for a traditional shortbread from Scotland, dulce de leche alfajores from Argentina or updates to a European classic such as Moravian cookies, the market for international sweets continues to grow—especially around the holidays.
Across the country, artisanal domestic cured meats are revolutionizing the charcuterie industry.
Snacks made with creative and healthful ingredients are giving the ubiquitous potato a run for its money.
Centuries of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Spanish influences has developed this global cuisine, known for its big, bold flavors.
As the one-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami off the Pacific coast of Tohoku approaches, Japan's supply chain continues to regain momentum.
The preteen market is anything but child's play. Tweens have proven that their spending power, and tapping into their psyche has paid off for companies that hone products for this increasingly attuned group.
Asian influences are adding spark to this category, while Mediterranean flavors and traditional dressings with updated recipes give consumers a wider range of options for salads, meats and other dishes.
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