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In honor of our 40th Anniversary this month we couldn't settle on just one signature cocktail for the month, so we created a 1973 throwback menu. This menu created by our signature mixologist at Sweetwaters Lounge features ingredients like Hendricks Gin, Regan's Bitters, and Crème De Cacao.
Menu by: Lucas Buhr Signature Mixologist
Harvey Wallbanger- This is the Quintessential 70's cocktail. The name is said to allude to what may happen if enjoying these with a little too much gusto! Crater Lake vodka and orange juice are served over ice and topped with a splash of Galliano.
- One Oz of Crater Lake Vodka
- Orange Juice
- 1/4oz. Galliano
Oregon '73-A play on the champagne cocktail the "French 75", I employ the modern taste of St. Germaine Elderflower Liquor and Hendricks Gin and then mix them with lemon juice and simple sugar. That is then topped with house champagne.
- 1/2oz. of St. Germaine
- 1/4oz. Hendricks Gin
- Dash of Lemon Juice
- Topped w/ Champagne
- And a lemon zest
Bronx Abbey- Here again I take liberties with a couple old classics and tweak them to the modern palate. Portland's Aviation gin is shaken together with a little of both sweet and dry vermouth, a dash of Regan's No. 6 Orange bitters and fresh orange juice. This is then strained into a martini glass and served with a twist.
- 1 ½ oz. Aviation Gin
- 1/4oz. of Sweet Dry Vermouth
- 2oz. Orange Juice
- 2 dash of Regan's Bitters
-Shaken and poured into Martini Glass
Pink Squirrel-This drink absolutely screams 70's cocktail party to me. Sweet, desserty, and eye-poppingly bold. A two to one ratio of Creme de Noyaux and Creme de Cacao gets mixed with cream and either shaken and served up as a martini or blended into a delish frozen treat!
- 1 ½ oz. Crème De Noyaux
- 1 oz. of clear crème de coco
- 1 ½ oz. of Cream
-Shaken and Strained into Martini Glass.
Sloe Gin Fizz-I had to adjust this drink a little as the Sloe is a bit overly sweet for me so it is offset slightly by some standard gin but holds true to the spirit of the original. Sloeberry gin, gin fresh lemon juice and simple sugar are mixed together and topped with soda water. Garnished with a lemon twist.
- 1 oz. Sloeberry gin
- 1/2oz. House Gin
- 1oz of lemon Juice
- 1oz. simple sugar
- Top with Soda Water
- Garnish with Lemon Swirl
Planter's Punch-
A version of the classic "Punch" can never hurt, right? Myers's Dark rum, a dash of Angostura Bitters, orange juice, pineapple juice, and a dash of grenadine are topped with a bit of soda water
- 1oz. of Myer Dark Rum
- 2 dashes if Angostura Bitters
- 2oz. Orange Juice
- 1oz. Pineapple Juice
- 1/8oz of grenadine
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American professor and novelist Tom Ricks has gone to Paris to heal his marriage and see his young daughter. But his wife rejects him and soon after, he is robbed, and he ends up living in a seedy hotel and working as a night watchman to pay his rent. Tom's life takes a turn when he meets a sophisticated woman named Margit at a literary event and they have an affair. Margit encourages Tom to write again after a long dry spell, but as he turns his attention to working on a new novel, he is unsettled by a series of murders taking place around him.
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What's for Dinner #150 [old]
With temperatures in the northeast promised in the high 80s to 90 for the coming week, it's time to break out those summer meals. We started last night with a favorite meal from the days when we would spend every weekend on the North Fork of Long Island in a town called Mattituck. Yesterday, my son and I blasted out there for the day and bought the makings of our favorite meal: thick sirloin sliced over the local arugula that is so fresh it turns the water green when you wash it.
What hot weather meals are you making for dinner?
Hot weather! HAH!
Here the temperature has been in the mid-teens for days and the forecast says that's set to continue. It's cold and wet. Stew weather, if you will.
However, we're off to the city to dine. Indian restaurant which arrived in the city 3 years back amidst much hype and is now favoured by the regional glitterati.
re: Harters
Damp, a little chill in the air...a perfect night for a curry IMHO. Enjoy your dinner Harters, looking forward to hearing about it.
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re: Harters
Thanks for sharing this Harters, I thoroughly enjoyed your write-up. I'm also very hungry after reading it!
Here in SEA, we are still having 'juneuary', with yesterday being better than most;; sunny and wow - a whopping 72 degrees... here - that is grillin' weather!
Made the tiffiecanoe hoisin burger; reground a couple of my house-ground sirloin patties (which I thought were too course anyway), and added in the hoisin and a handful of minced chives. Grilled those up for a friend and I, made sriracha mayo, added tomato and avocado.
Served up with corn on the cob with cilantro butter, and a nice asian cabbage slaw improvised with some rice wine,rice vinegar, sesame oil, jullienned cukes n carrots, a pinch of sugar. Quite tasty!
Iced Vodka, soda water, and my ginger syrup with a lime wedge made it all the better for dining al-fresco...
Today I am not cooking anything too interesting, as am prepping up for having Dad over for FD dinner tomorrow night. Will report back when I have the menu sorted out. Happy weekend all!
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Hey GS...got a weather update first hand this am from my cuz who flew in this morning from Seattle.....since he was a New Yorker and (SteveH , if you are listening a Yankee fan) loves all food New York, we started with a bagel and a schmear first, and now off to a local Italian/pizza restaurant, that a friend of mine from college owns.....Cuz Ben is a foodie, big time....he will be here until July 6th , so he said we have plenty of time to cook.... tomorrow we are going to different barbecues...so look out Monday!
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PHREDDY, cool you have a cuz from SEA, love to find out if he is on CH, and what his 'handle' is. Curious if we have interacted on the board here.
Enjoy your Pizza and BBQ outings, and look forward to hearing what you all cook together:)
re: gingershelley
Oh my gingershelley! Absolutely everything you've mentioned sounds delicious and that ginger cocktail....perfect! Enjoy your time w Dad.
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Thanks BC; that ginger syrup is a keeper.
Just simmer lot's of ginger in sugar and water until it cooks down and is VERY strong, strain and bottle.
Make a batch every couple weeks. Like it for a non alchi drink with soda and bitters, or a dab in strong iced sun tea for a lightly sweet beverage.
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I did the hoisin burgers with an asian cabbage slaw too! Thanks for posting tiffie, they were great.
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I made a quick Trader Joes veggie burger the other night and slapped some hoisin and fresh avocado on. Not half bad!
It's *barely* 60° just north of Boston, roxlet - so no summertime meal for me! I took out a beef tenderloin that I'll rub with an olive oil, mustard and freshly minced herb mixture and roast in the oven. Baked potato with sour cream and chives, and steamed green beans alongside. I suspect the leftovers will be repurposed into panini.
re: LindaWhit
That's my absolute favourite way to prepare tenderloin Linda. And when we're talking beef tenderloin, with leftovers, everything old is new again. The only meat I like at all temperatures.
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I pan sear the outside for a couple of minutes then into the oven....You know, those potatoes sound just correct with this protein..
This weather forecast blew me away as we have been freezing all day in our t shirts in Boston- the sun went away around lunch time and the east wind kicked in. Having company tomorrow - yippee- we have spent too much at WF and TJ's but now I have a good strata setting up for tomorrow- gruyere, spinach, sauvignon blanc- and the fixings for the rest of the meal, I wish we could just go out for a burger tonight. I had a hit of the Mr's whiskey and why did I decide to become a wine person? Some form of pasta and spinach will appear in a bowl shortly.


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Being diagnosed with breast cancer was the beginning of an amazing journey. Most people might find that crazy, but I don't.
I found out on December 2, 2009 that I had metastatic (stage IV) HER2-positive breast cancer that had spread to my liver and ribs. My first question was, "How many stages are there?" My oncologist answered, "Sheila, you have the highest one." First there were tears, and I asked God, "Why me?" I also had to think back to what my mom would always tell me: "Sheila, never question God."
This Is Just the Beginning
In Dec. 2009 I began feeling pain on my right side. At that time, I was in the United States Air Force with over 24 years of military service. I went to my physician assistant, and she ordered a mammogram.
When the mammography technician told me to sit down for a minute because she needed to show my results to the radiologist, I instantly knew something was wrong. Then she came back in and said she needed to do an ultrasound. My heart sank. After the ultrasound, the radiologist pulled me into his office and said, "Look at this — you have breast cancer."
I said to myself if it had to have been me, Lord, I am glad it was me because I wouldn't want my three sisters to have to go through this. Physically, the whole experience was tiring. From getting tests and scans to getting the port and even entering the treatment center was kind of a rude awakening for me.
Spiritual Growth After Feeling Overwhelmed
Everything happened so quickly. Oncologist, port, breast cancer surgeon, Taxol, Herceptin, treatment center, mass, lesions, Benadryl, Pepcid, CBC, tumor markers, Zometa, vitamin D supplements, Tykerb, Femara, hormonal therapy . . . Wow, I was truly overwhelmed. It would have been nice to have a military liaison or a military support group to stand by me through the beginning stages of my journey, but I had no one from the military. They sent me to the civilian hospital in St. Louis, Miss., and that was the last I heard of them.
I had to dig deep and find my faith and my whole understanding of my diagnosis. Matthew 17:20 says, "For truly, I say to you, if you have faith like a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move, and nothing will be impossible for you."
After 9 months of Taxol and Herceptin my tumor markers finally became stable. I started hormonal therapy (Femara), which lasted for 3 years. During that time, my faith took over. It felt so good to just lay that burden down and give it to God.
Unshakeable Faith and Learning Not to Fear My Diagnosis
Having unshakeable faith has been key to my survivorship. My cancer did eventually return in November 2012, and I found out the day before Thanksgiving. I went back on Taxotere for 4 months and then started on a new chemotherapy medicine called Kadcyla. I think God made this new chemo especially for me, because I found out in June that my cancer had shrunk and my tumor markers had returned to normal/stable. I still cry sometimes because there are days when it's hard to bear, but my good days outweigh the bad.
I've learned to enjoy life, and most days I don't even think about my cancer. Cancer will not define my life or who I am. God has already defined my life. I'm a living testimony of what God can do.
Fear is an emotion that God does not give us. Fear comes from the devil. I don't fear cancer anymore. There's nothing to fear when you have God on your side and in your corner.
People often say, "Sheila, I'm so sorry you have cancer." And I tell them not to be sorry for me–I'm not sorry I have it. It happened, and now I'm on a journey to beat it.
Thriving With Strength and Love
So how did I end up with stage IV cancer? I guess no one will ever know why, but I did, and I'm still striving and thriving.
My family and friends have been an amazing support system throughout my journey. I know I couldn't have traveled this journey alone, without their love and support. I also honor and have great respect for Living Beyond Breast Cancer because they have been amazing throughout this whole process. I went to the Annual Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer in Feb. 2013, and there was so much amazing information to take back to my support group in St. Louis. It was nice to meet amazing young women who had beaten this disease and who showed great strength and love.
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What would I tell someone who is newly diagnosed with metastatic disease?
- Dig deep within your soul and fight.
- Just because you receive bad news doesn't mean you will never receive good news. God is an "on-time" God. Wait on him. It's the best thing that I've ever done.
- Ask lots of questions, and please stay off the Internet—it can become very depressing.
- Get involved with a good support group of both family and friends.
Get in church. My faith has sustained me through the good and the bad.
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Per my earlier post, I discovered this place on tabelog, where it is rated as the #1 restaurant for seafood. We LOVED this place. Bustling, smoky izakaya atmosphere. We sat at the counter and they brought out a seemingly endless parade of very fresh, well-prepared seafood dishes. Some of the dishes, sorry I can't remember a lot of the details:
Cold simmered fish and root vegetables
Cold appetizer plate (including sashimi fig with sesame sauce)
Tempura - anago and vegetables
Fried fish and skin - maybe sea bream?
fig in a light soup
hamo (pike conger eel) grilled on the counter in front of us, served with vinegar sauce
hairy crab
grilled rice packet with gingko nuts and pine nuts
miso soup and pickles
Although they didn't speak that much English and we speak little Japanese, the chefs and other patrons were all very friendly, drinking and joking around with us. Like most places we went, they relaxed once they saw we recognized and appreciated the food. At the end of the meal the head chef brought us various extra things to look at and taste. If we're ever back in Kyoto we will definitely go back.
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The hotel concierge said they insisted that we have to select a set menu though I am trying to persuade them to waive off that requirement since I prefer to order ala carte basis. How much was your course: 9k, 11k or 13 JPY?
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Expansion of Fashion Merchandising curriculum will increase students' career opportunities
LIM College will expand its Fashion Merchandising curriculum to offer a new track in Home Fashions.
Starting in Fall 2013, students pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) or Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS) in Fashion Merchandising will be able to select a track in either Apparel & Accessories or the new track in Home Fashions. Consisting of 27 credits, the Home Fashions track will give students a competitive edge when pursuing career paths within retail, manufacturing, brands, design houses, textiles, decorator showrooms, and sales offices that supply consumers with home fashions.
According to Michael Londrigan, LIM College's Dean of Academic Affairs, "The expansion of our Fashion Merchandising curriculum to encompass home fashions reflects LIM College's ongoing efforts to expand students' career opportunities in fashion."
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Londrigan continues, "An entire industry (with global sales of nearly $300 billion) is dedicated to understanding what products consumers want for their homes and creating the products they desire. Fashionable names such as Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Hermes, Diane von Furstenberg, Donna Karan, Vera Wang and other well-known brands all offer home furnishings lines. The students who select this track will be uniquely qualified to pursue careers in this rapidly-growing segment of the fashion industry."


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By Kurt Douglas Sass
In April, I had the honor to attend a three-day training seminar for almost twenty new teachers of NAMI's Family-to-Family course, the free 12-week course taught by family members to other family members. Our training session, led by Joyce Burland, the creator and director of the Family-to-Family Education Program, proved to be a moving and informative experience.
In addition to reviewing key elements of the Family-to-Family class--everything from the etiology and treatment of the various mental illnessess to medication complience, problem solving, self-care, empathy, communication skills, rehabilitation and advocacy--Ms. Burland gave us some very useful tips for handling personality conflicts or time management issues that may arise in the Family-to-Family classroom.
Above and beyond the excellent information provided during this fast-paced weekend, I remember feeling most excited about the tight bond that formed between those of us who participated in the training. Once again it became clear to me how true it is that by sharing our hopes and frustrations with other family members we can be relieved of the tremendous feeling of being alone; the sense that "I'm the only one going through this" dissipates.
In many cases, the most overwhelming feeling that a family member gets when their loved one is diagnosed with a mental illness is one of complete helplessness; they usually have little to no realistic idea of how the illness will alter their world. These feelings are compounded ten-fold if their loved one needs to be hopitalized or refuses to take their medications or see their doctor. It's very possible that the family member--a parent, sibling, spouse, or even a good friend--will find themselves exhaused, physically and emotionally.
There's an old adage that knowledge is power. I'd like to add to that: knowledge is power, and it is also hope and confidence. The Family-to-Family courses gives family members a feeling of empowerment, hope and confidence. The course shows people that all is not lost, and although coping with a loved one with mental illness is a humongous endeavor, it is something they can handle and endure.
Kurt Sass is a NAMI NYC Metro board member. His experience with mental health issues ranges from that of family member, to living with an illness himself, to volunteer and advocate.


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1 1/2 pounds
Brussels sprouts, ends trimmed and yellow leaves removed
3 tablespoons
olive oil
1 teaspoon
kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon
freshly ground black pepper
I would have never in my entire life thought that I'd EVER eat a brussels sprout. They're cute to look at, but OMG the stench of cruciferous veggies cooking just makes me gag. Plus I'm not into "mushy middles" (I think reviewers called it "creamy"). But I did want to try this recipe due to all the rave reviews. And now, I want to THANK the person who posted this fabulous recipe! My husband and I LOVED every morsel! I did do 2 changes: 1- we halved them, so that we wouldn't get "mushy middles", lol. And, I read somewhere that if you remove the "choke" that's at the bottom of the sprout (inside), the brussel sprout will not be bitter. Voila! it worked! These yummmy, salty, nutty, crunchy, carmelized brussel sprouts were SO good. No bitterness whatsoever! The super dark carmelized parts of the roasted bsprouts were the best! LUVVVVV this recipe, and will make over and over again! HUGE thanks!!
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WOW! My kids HATE brussel sprouts. We've tried everything, but, they hate them. I added 2 cloves of crushed garlic, and when they were done, I went to the store and bought another two pounds and made it againg. AMAZING
Yum! This is my favorite way to make brussels sprouts. I first had them prepared this way at a restaurant in downtown NYC around the corner from where I lived--absolutely addictive, and when I moved from that neighborhood I came up with my own version similar to this recipe. The only difference is that I sprinkle a few cloves of minced garlic on top as the sprouts roast, which is delicious--the roasted garlic is sweet and compliments the sprouts without overpowering them. Also, I usually parboil the sprouts first (for 2 minutes). This draws out bitterness, and cuts down on roasting time (25 minutes to nicely blackened).
I thought these were mediocre...just edible, and certainly not memorable or great. I did not care for the "mushy" or "creamy" interior others found so appealing, nor the overroasted exterior. Also, I don't know how you could roast these as long as the recipe indicates without making them little burnt charcoal briquettes...15-20 minutes was more like it. I found the look of them unappealing too--much prefer the bright color of simply steamed or sauteed brussels sprouts. Hubby liked them better than I did, tho' he might have just wanted to be nice. (After all, he did leave most of them on his plate) Final word: Always read the lowest rated reviews as well as the highest.
Delicious. We have this once a week. I don't cook it for the full 30 minutes--just long enough for the outer leaves to turn brown/crispy, about 15 minutes. So easy, so delicious. Sometimes I sprinkle balsamic vinegar on top.
I've tried braising; I've tried boiling; I've tried sauteing. Roasting, I know now, is by far the best. I left it in longer than I felt comfortable as I watched some brussels sprouts turn dark brown and a few turned black. I'm glad I did, as the darker ones turned out better, with a complex outside and a soft, melty interior. (The lighter ones didn't have as good insides.) A nice combination of sweet and salty, and an easy recipe too.
I was really really surprise about these, I love brussel sprouts and needed a new way to try them. This was the BOMB!!!!. I followed the recipe with the exception of cook time and temp. Make sure you used the kosher salt no other, I could tell it would make a difference, also I cooked mine on 375 degrees and for 30 mins until they were dark brown not black, they also reheat very well. Give this one a try. Update!!!! I'm hitting the store tonight for fresh brussels sprouts, This recipe is really ADDICTIVED!!!!. I cook these all the time, this time I decided to use the garlic as others have stated as I really love garlic. Let me say they were still good, but I think much better just following the recipe as stated. I still can't get enough!!!.
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 104
Calories from Fat: 66
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20 comments:
- Frostbite and Sunburn said...
Ooh, the sunset alone makes it all worthwhile! Great shots. Brrrr but stunning.
- January 26, 2013 at 12:39 PM
- Jackie said...
I think I could live there forever....these are incredible shots!
Thank you sooooo much for making my afternoon complete by being able to take in such a winter wonderland...accompanied by a breathless sunset.
- January 26, 2013 at 2:03 PM
- Kim@Snug Harbor said...
Gorgeous shots! We used to own snowmobiles when my kids were little. We had such fun with those things.
- January 26, 2013 at 3:14 PM
- Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams said...
Love those shots...are you going to link up to our No Winter Whining? LOL.
- January 26, 2013 at 4:27 PM
- Blondie's Journal said...
What a great get-away place, Lori! I'd love to cross country ski there. Do you guys have snowmobiles? They scare me a little. Have you been there this winter yet? Gorgeous pictures!
- January 26, 2013 at 5:10 PM
- The Path Traveled said...
Breath taking beauty!!
- January 26, 2013 at 5:28 PM
- Vicki said...
Some beautiful photos. You are lucky to be there. I just returned from skiing in Southern Colorado, so I can relate to the feeling!
- January 27, 2013 at 9:19 AM
- vignette design said...
Hi Lori, Thanks for sharing these beautiful winter wonderland photos. I especially love the sunset photos. Just gorgeous. ~Delores
- January 27, 2013 at 9:43 AM
- Lynn said...
oooooooooo, you are fortunate to have such a pretty place to get away!. I especially loved the shots of the pink sky!
BTW, I am still laughing at coughy.
- January 27, 2013 at 10:07 AM
- Diane said...
Wow! Great shots! Love the one with the sun streaking across-- would be fun to paint that.
- January 27, 2013 at 10:37 AM
- Heather said...
Lori, these pics are absolutely stunning of the pink sky... love them, also love the wood shed, just like me here! Thanks for joining in on our little meme, and I am so glad the link is working now! Cheers~
- January 27, 2013 at 10:38 AM
- Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams said...
Absolutely wonderful to see you link up!! Can I put some of the images on the NWW boards?
- January 27, 2013 at 10:49 AM
- Lynn said...
All I can say is, "WOW!" Spectacular winter glory. I'm so glad you were able to link. I wouldn't have missed these shots for the world.
- January 27, 2013 at 11:08 AM
- Sue said...
What spectacular views and vistas there, Lori!!! I could handle the scenery and endure the cold for a couple of days. Then I think I'd be wanting some warmer weather. Of course, if I were to stay in front of a roaring fire with a continuously filled glass of red wine, I think I just might be able to make it a bit longer! LOL
Wouldn't that be fun, Lucy?
- January 27, 2013 at 11:28 AM
- Pamela Gordon said...
These are beautiful winter scenes. You have a lot of snow there (not sure where you live). I like the photos of the wood shed. I'm visiting from No Winter Whining. Have a great week and stay warm! Pamela
- January 27, 2013 at 11:48 AM
- Gardening in a Sandbox said...
Looks pretty but brrr cold. Valerie
- January 27, 2013 at 2:29 PM
- Ali said...
Beautiful Lori! I miss a decent Winter, complete with sidewalks and roads that get cleared properly.
Ali x
- January 29, 2013 at 4:51 AM
- Emily Schiller said...
Beautiful photos. That icy river one is killer! Now THAT'S a structure.
By the way, I'm an old(ish) Eric B. fan myself.
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- Katherine Wolak said...
Thats beautiful girlie!!! So muc beauty all around ya! Thanks for sharing!
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This past spring, Heather presented research at the Midwest Art History Society Conference in Columbus that analyzed the influence of the Proto-Renaissance artist Giotto di Bondone on the oeuvre of Mark Rothko, the color field painter. At the 2013 Kent State University Graduate Research Symposium, she delivered research that interpreted James Turrell's Ganzfeld Pieces as examples of philosopher Michel Foucault's notion of heterotopian space.At present, she is preparing her paper "Indian Summer: Temporal Delay in the work of Olafur Eliasson and Berndnaut Smilde" for presentation at the 2014 College Art Association Conference in Chicago this February. Her Master's thesis will explore disembodiment through technology and the digital mediation of time in the work of Dan Graham and others.
Finally, she is an active participant in independent art and criticism endeavors as one of the contributing editors of the Akron-based web publication Buried Letter Press ( http://issuu.com/buriedletterpress). Her numerous articles published by Buried Letter Press explore the nature of opticality, surveillance and technology within the field of art history.
Alicia received a B.A. in Art History from Kent State University in 2004 and has returned to complete her M.A. in Art History. Her academic focus is Northern Renaissance and Dutch Baroque genre scenes of artists such as Jan Steen and Pieter Aertsen, and their inclusion in the theater as a form of pedagogy.
She has interned for the Cleveland Museum of Art's collections management department assisting with the installation of Paul Gauguin: Paris, 1889, and Artistic Luxury: Fabergé Tiffany Lalique. and assisted with the accessioning of the gifted estate of Muriel Butkin, as well as the installation and de-installation of specific art works (i.e. Liza Lou's Continuous Mile). She interned in the education department at the Cleveland Museum of Art, assisting with the John Hays Initiative, contributing research and art integrated high school level lesson plans.
Alicia worked as a curatorial intern at the Akron Art Museum where she assisted with the installation of the Pattern ID exhibition as well as other collection changes, also assisting with the integration and maintenance of museum's archives and cataloguing of books and periodicals as the library intern.
In the field of education Alicia has worked as a graduate teaching assistant of Art History at Ohio University, the University of Cincinnati, and Kent State University. She is currently responsible for instructing Art History II (Renaissance through Modern art) discussion sections in assistance of Dr. Medicus and Professor Reischuck as well as assisting Dr. Fred Smith with the London- Paris study abroad course.


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Basic Information
EPAs Tribal Waste Management Program encourages safe municipal solid and hazardous waste management practices in Indian Country that are protective of human health and the environment. The Tribal Waste Management Program follows the principles in EPAs 1984 American Indian Policy (PDF) (4 pp, 212K, about PDF). Current federal policy in the United States recognizes tribal sovereignty and works with tribes on a government-to-government basis.
Goals and Strategy
Program Goals and Results: The tribal waste program has two Government Performance and Result Act targets, one focused on aiding tribes in developing Integrated Waste Management Plans (IWMPs) and the other for addressing open dumps.
The Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response Tribal Strategy (PDF) (55 pp, 1.5MB, about PDF) is a national document which identifies key program strategies and activities that EPA believes are particularly important areas of focus and which the Agency intends to support with available technical and financial resources during the next five years.
Contact Us
If you would like to learn more about EPAs Tribal Waste Management Program please contact the ORCR tribal staff.


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The Xperia Neo V stock launcher displays a 2x2 grid containing the first 4 apps that a folder contains instead of a simple icon. Is there any other launcher that does this or something similar?
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This won't help people who are still waiting for their phone to be upgraded, but the stock Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4) launcher has something similar built in - it shows a cascaded view of the first three icons in the folder.
ADWLauncher EX has this feature as well. It can display either a generic folder icon or a circle with the apps within it much like stock Ice Cream Sandwich.
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Comic 143
Link: Comic 143
Title: 700 x 515 pixels
Date: January 2, 2006
Summary: Beaver and Steve explain their resolutions for 2006 to James Turner. James has one of his own, of course.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, James Turner, Demon
Onomatopoeias used: "POINT!"
"Fin" style: Pencil sketch
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
James Turner appears wearing a luxurious purple dressing gown and a red fez.
James: "Well boys, here we are at the start of another new year. Do you have any resolutions for 2006?"
Panel 2
James crouches down and frowns at Steve.
James: "Steve?"
Steve: "I resolve to stop dabbling in the occult."
James: "Fascinating!"
Demon: "About time, too!"
Panel 3
James: "And how about you, Beaver?"
James POINT!'s at Beaver with his bubble-pipe.
Beaver: "I resolve to have a more positive outlook on life!"
Beaver grins and swings his arm happily.
Beaver: "Oh boy!"
James: "Splendid!"
Panel 4
James places one hand on each of our heroes.
Beaver is still grinning, but Steve is absorbed in a book entitled "Voodoo for Dummies".
James: "Those are some great resolutions! Now I have one of my own to make..."
Panel 5
James raises his left hand and places the other over his heart.
James: "I resolve to always get the comic finished on time."
James' arm and hand are missing most of their colouring.
Panel 6
(This panel appears entirely pencil-sketched and not inked or coloured at all.)
Beaver raises a finger questioningly at James, and appears to ask a question.
In response, James throws his hands up in anger.
Beaver: (empty speech)
James Turner: (empty speech)
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Death - registering
This section will guide you through the process of registering a death, where you need to go and what information will be required.
Tell us once
We also provide a service called tell us once to help you tell the people who need to know about the death, including government departments and local council services. This can be done when you register the death. Before you make your appointment, look at our tell us once page. If you take up this service, an extra ten minutes will be added to your appointment time.
Book an appointment to register a death online
Use our online booking system to make an appointment quickly and easily 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When booking, you can say if you would like to make use of the tell us once service.
When and where to register a death
The death must normally be registered in the registration district where it occurred within five days, unless the coroner is conducting an investigation. If the person died in North Yorkshire, you may visit any registration office in the county to register the death. If the death occurred outside North Yorkshire, for example in the City of York or Leeds, you can make a 'declaration' of the death at one of our offices. This will result in a short delay in receiving any death certificates required to organise a funeral.
Information needed
You will need to bring a Medical Certificate of Cause of Death issued by a doctor. If the death has been referred to the coroner, the coroner's officer will advise you. It is useful to have the birth certificate or passport of the deceased but it is not essential. You must, however, be able to give the date and place of birth of the person who died. The medical card showing the person's NHS number is also useful. If the person who died had a blue badge, bus pass or library card please bring them with you so that the registrar may return them on your behalf.
The registrar will ask for details about the person who has died. It is very important that the information registered is accurate.
You will need to know:
- The place and date of death;
- The full name of the person who has died. This should be the name they used at the time of their death;
- Any other names they may have been known as; for example they may have changed their name by deed poll;
- Their date and place of birth (town and county if possible);
- What their job was and whether they were retired; and
- Their usual address.
If the person who has died was married, in a civil partnership or widowed, you will also need to know:
- What a woman's surname was before she was first married; and
- The full name and occupation of the wife, husband or civil partner.
Copies of the death certificate
Registering a death is free. However, there is a fee payable for copies of the death certificate. You will need these when you are sorting out the finances of the person who has died. Please ask for any extra certificates during the registration so that they can be given to you at the time.
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Surprised by Suffering
At the outset of our look at suffering, we must realize that Scripture does not give us all the reasons for our pain in this life. In fact, we may never understand why we suffer the way we do on ...Read More
Belief and Suffering
If we are surprised when persecution comes, then we will find it more difficult to endure it and experience the grace of God in our suffering. Yet as we remember that both belief and suffering are granted to us by ...Read More
A Sign of Destruction and Salvation
We do not earn our place in heaven through the consistent endurance of persecution and harassment. Rather, such endurance proves that we have the faith that can alone lay hold of the benefits of salvation, for "the one who endures ...Read More
Paul's Chief End
One evidence that we are truly in Christ is that we make His glory, and therefore the glory of the triune God, our chief end in life. As we pursue His glory and seek to lovingly obey Him in all ...Read More
The Advance of the Gospel
Our suffering for the sake of Jesus is actually an occasion for great joy, not for the pain in itself but because it is at our weakest points that God decides to show Himself the strongest. As we consider those ...Read More
Suffering and Glory
We are not discouraged when we suffer, not because we deny our hurt and pain, but because we know that suffering for Jesus proves our faith — the path to ultimate glory. Each time we endure scorn or injury for ...Read More
Imprisoned for Christ
We do not often stop to consider just how offensive the message of the cross is to unconverted hearts. Which sinner could possibly imagine that the omnipotent Creator would save His people through the weakness and ignoble death of the ...Read More
Enduring Love
To speak of suffering as a loving expression of God's discipline is not to say that there is always a one-to-one correlation between a specific sin we have committed and our trial. Such a correlation may be true in some ...Read More
Filling Up Christ's Afflictions
We may not always think of it in this way, but our suffering for the cause of Christ actually brings us closer to the day of His return, for God has ordained that the day of Jesus' victorious coming would ...Read More
Fearing God
Patience is a key virtue in the Christian life because of our need to take a long view of things. It can be difficult to remain faithful in suffering or to spend hours ministering with little visible return. When we ...Read More
DevotionalsDaily readings to encourage your heart and mind in the pursuit of God and his glory.
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- Angels and Demons
- Atonement
- Basic Reformed Theology
- Irresistible Grace
- Limited Atonement
- Perseverance of the Saints
- Total Depravity
- Unconditional Election
- The Church
- Church Discipline
- Church Leadership
- Creeds and Confessions
- God
- Holiness
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- The Holy Spirit
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- Theonomy
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- Divorce
- Parenting
- Practical Theology
- Discipleship
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- Grief and Death
- Pastoral Ministry
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- Worship
- Spiritual Growth
- Anxiety and Worry
- Apostasy
- Assurance
- Conscience
- Depression
- Doubt
- Fellowship
- Godliness
- Guilt
- Humility
- Joy
- Knowing God's Will
- Legalism
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- Oaths and Vows
- Prayer
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- Repentance and Forgiveness
- Sanctification and Growth
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Live Kisses
Paul McCartney Announces 'Live Kisses' Concert DVD
To celebrate the launch of McCartney's "Kisses On The Bottom," Macca streamed a live performance of the album in its entirety to the world. Titled "Live Kisses," the performance will now be available on DVD, Blu-ray and digitally November 13th.
Paul McCartney Comes To PBS's "Great Performances" Next Month
Earlier this year, Paul McCartney released Kisses On The Bottom, a new album of pop standards that pre-date the rock and roll era (along with two new songs written in that style). And while he didn't tour to promote it, he did perform the songs on the album at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles (where he recorded the album) on February 9.


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I met author Sara Humphreys at my Reader Appreciation luncheon for the first time and was quickly taken in by her wit and charm. Last week, she became my hero.
Abercrombe & Fitch CEO Mr. Jeffries said in Salon, ""In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids. Candidly, we go after the cool kids. We go after the attractive all-American kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends. A lot of people don't belong [in our clothes], and they can't belong. Are we exclusionary? Absolutely. Those companies that are in trouble are trying to target everybody: young, old, fat, skinny. But then you become totally vanilla. You don't alienate anybody, but you don't excite anybody, either."
Sara Humphrey's fired back a response in the Huffington Post (which has received over 790 comments). She took issue with the fact that Mr. Jeffries was sending out a bullying mentality.
"Shame on you for perpetuating the bully on the playground mentality, in the online community and with our youth. The message you are sending is reprehensible and an appalling waste of an opportunity. You could have chosen to use your power and position to promote tolerance and love. Instead, you chose to promote and validate bullies. Your campaign is telling our young people that it's perfectly acceptable to exclude someone because of the size of their body.
Since when does being thin make someone a good person? All it makes you is thin. Being thin doesn't necessarily make someone healthy either. In fact, comments like yours only encourage young girls to starve themselves so they can meet some stupid standard that small-minded men like you perpetuate."
Her message has gotten over 154,000 Likes, over 35,000 shares (on Facebook), 439 Tweets.
Sara Humphreys has now come under attack for her book covers showing "buff" men. As any author knows, book covers are chosen by the publisher. The fact that Sara writes about vampires (which the last time I checked is fantasy) explains the body type used on the covers. Really, has anyone ever seen a non-buff guy on the cover of a hot vampire book? Sara recently wrote a blog to counter the negative responses and you can read it here.
I also love that Sara did this video as a follow up.
Sara sums up her feelings by saying:
"It's not about fat vs. thin or boy body image vs. girl body image.
It's about kindness vs. cruelty.
We have a choice in how we message to our young people and, in my opinion, he chose wrong."
It wasn't easy for Sara to put herself out there, but she said what a lot of us were thinking. We owe it to our children to talk about things going on in the home, the community, the town, the state, the country and the world.
Bottom Line: It's much easier to be kind than cruel and it feels better too.


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The School of Social Work Office of Admission and Financial Aid is committed to assisting students determine eligibility for all financial aid to which they may be entitled according to federal, state and university regulations and policies.
The School of Social Work offers several different types of financial aid including Federal Stafford Loans, and On and Off Campus Federal Work-Study. To qualify:
- You must be either a United States citizen or permanent resident
- If you are interested in Federal Stafford Loans or Work-Study, you cannot be in default on any previously borrowed federal education loans
- You must be enrolled in a degree program
- You must be enrolled for a minimum of five credits each semester
In addition, every academic year you must complete the required Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1. You will be notified if other documents are needed.
Applicants are strongly encouraged to apply for financial aid at the same time they apply for admission to the School. Work-study funds are limited and therefore, awarded first-come first-serve basis. Applications received after March 1st may not qualify for work-study.
Alternative education loans are available for students not meeting these criteria and for students needing additional assistance.
There are also scholarships offered through the School for which you can apply. Students will receive an email notification from the Office of Student and Academic Services when the application information is available. Email notification will be sent in mid-October.
Graduate Assistantships for PhD Students
If you are a PhD student and wish to apply for an assistantship or fellowship, select yes after the appropriate question on the application for admission. Academic departments make decisions on the award of graduate assistantships or fellowships, not the Graduate School. Assistantships and fellowships may be available for MSW students through externally funded grants with the School of Social Work. Assistantships and fellowships may also be available through other university departments or schools, or from outside agencies (i.e. UConn Health Center, UConn Student Health Services).
How to Apply for Financial Aid
Applicants for financial aid should apply at the same time that they apply for admission to the School. All University aid disbursed through the Office of Admission and Financial Aid is based on financial need. School of Social Work students fund their education through varying combinations of personal resources, University grant aid, Federal Work-Study, and Federal Education Loans.
To apply for financial aid:
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/.
- The FAFSA becomes available on January 1.
- Students must complete a FAFSA each academic year.
- Enter UConn's Federal School Code, 001417, on the FAFSA for all campuses.
- The FAFSA must be received by the Federal Processor on or before March 1 to be considered on time.
- Continuing students who applied for financial aid this past year should have received a Federal Student Aid PIN issued by the U.S. Department of Education. If you need to apply for a PIN, go to http://www.pin.ed.gov.
- Further information about completing the FAFSA can be found at FAFSA Frequently Asked Questions.
The Personal Identification Number (PIN) assigned by the U.S. Department of Education may be used to file the FAFSA. If a PIN number is used for filing FAFSA on the Web, no signature is necessary and filing is instantly accomplished without having to mail a signature page. A pin number may be obtained prior to filing the FAFSA by clicking on Personal Identification Number (PIN) link above.
The FAFSA requires information you can gather from your Federal taxes and W-2s.
I have submitted my FAFSA. Now what?
Check your University email account at http://gmail.uconn.edu. This account is the University's official means of communication with students. Once you have been accepted to UConn and the Office of Student Financial Aid Services (OSFAS) has received your FAFSA data from the Federal Central Processing System (CPS), you will receive an email communication via your University email account.
This communication will direct you to access the Student Administration System http://www.studentadmin.uconn.edu either to identify what additional information is required to continue the processing of your financial aid application, or to take action on your financial aid award package. You are responsible for checking your University email account frequently for information about your financial aid package.
Deadline: March 1
Other Required Documents
If selected for verification or determined necessary by the Office of Financial Aid, you will be notified via email.
Verification Process Information
- Federal Verification Process
- Submit signed copy of Tax Transcript
- Copies of you (and your spouse's) W-2s
Print the appropriate form from below and submit it to the Financial Aid Office:


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Published: 06 December 2012
Wheels of Fortune
Five members of the International Airport's security team are swapping security scanners for cycling helmets as they get in shape their 440mile charity cycle ride from Mizen Head, the most southerly point in Ireland, to Malin Head, the most Northerly point, next May.
Eamon McManus, from Newtownabbey, is spearheading the fundraising and can be seen organising all sorts of fundraising events throughout the airport. Eamon, who has worked at the airport for over six years said, "I have always wanted to be part of a large charity event but didn't want to be tied to the large amounts of money you have to raise to take part in such events, therefore I decided to organise an event of my own for Cash For Kids. I chose this charity simply because I know that all the proceeds we raise will go towards helping kids in Northern Ireland. The airport have been a great support to us, having not only donating money to purchase the bikes but by also allowing us to hold different types of events throughout the airport to ensure we can raise as much money as possible."
As if the gruelling cycle won't be hard enough none of the team have any real cycling experience so in their spare time they can be seen cycling around Antrim getting in some much needed practice before the event in May.
Anyone wishing to donate to the Mizen to Malin cycle can log on to www.justgiving.com/Eamon8781
The cyclist swill be departing for their journey on 10th May 2013 from Belfast International Airport.
Charity cyclists Eamon McManus, Nick Armour from Magherafelt and Robert Galbraith from Antrim are pictured with the bikes that will take them on their 440 mile journey.
Other member of the team not pictured are Stacey Dickie, Tracey Brown and Finlay McAuley


text: [ Be Safe with Mr. Yuk! It's National Poison Prevention Week By Lance Tormey September 14, 2012 2013 Poster Contest to celebrate National Poison Prevention Week "Be safe with Mr. Yuk!" is the theme for the 2013 Washington Poison Center (WAPC) Poster Contest. The winning poster will be part of the 2013 Poison Prevention Week campaign, celebrated across the state in March Read More|Comment Category: Consumer Awareness, Education, Health and Fitness, Lifestyle, Northwest News, Yakima News Tags: 500 dollar grandprize, chemicals, child safety and awareness trainning, household pesticides, mr yuk, poster contest, washington state poison center Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!