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The Original American Passion Play
Now in its 93rd season, the American Passion Play is one of the oldest, continuously-performed, passion plays in the United States. This Biblically accurate performance takes the audience on a spiritual journey to Palestine, 30 AD where they travel with the living Christ, meet his Apostles and follow his ministry from the Sermon on the Mount to His resurrection and ascension. The play features beautiful scenery, live pipe organ music, live voices and even live animals.
Downtown Bloomington Farmers Market
The Market is open from 7:30 a.m. to noon every Saturday morning from May through October. Located on the historic downtown square, the Farmers' Market is managed by the Downtown Bloomington Association. Not only does the market give customers a colorful venue to buy locally grown farm products, it also puts them in touch with local artisans of prepared goods and fine arts, musicians, and community organizations. The Downtown Bloomington Association Farmers' Market is a producer-only market offering a wide array of farm products — including vegetables, fruits, cheeses, pork, beef, free-range poultry and eggs, flowers, plants, herbs, and more grown and produced by the individual selling these items! The market features different musical performances each week. Cooking demos are offered regularly, and the Kids' Zone has sponsors that offer weekly hands-on activities for all ages.
Apple and Pork Festival
Since 1968, the Apple N' Pork Festival with its delightful aroma of smoked ham and spicy apple butter, has ushered in autumn for Dewitt County. From its beginning as a modest event, centered around a kettle of soup and stack of sandwiches, the festival has grown to one of the state's favorite fall festivals. Wear comfortable shoes and stroll through booths offering foods, crafts, antiques, entertainment, and more! Be sure to tour the museum. Plan to spend the day! Tram and bus service to various locations available for a small fee. Located at C. H. Moore Homestead and throughout Clinton.
Thanksgiving with Lincoln Heritage of DeWitt County
Join us for a traditional Thanksgiving meal with a little history as you meet Mr.Lincoln and discover his ties with DeWitt County. The Thanksgiving meal is catered and tickets are available from the Clinton Chamber & Tourism Office.
Clinton's Terror on Washington Street Haunted House
Strange things happen when October comes to Clinton. The old VFW Hall is a place no one wants to travel by after sunset. Screams and moans have been heard..Slow moving creatures have been seen around the premises. Find out for yourself what lurks in the shadows when this peaceful central Illinois community becomes home to the creatures of the night. Event dates are Oct 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30-31: 7pm-11pm. "Lights On" dates are Oct. 17th and 24th, 5pm-6pm.
East Peoria Festival of Lights & Folepi's Winter Wonderland
Light up your night at the East Peoria Festival of Lights (FOLEPI)! The annual Festival of Lights is a one-of-a-kind holiday spectacular. With more than two million lights in the festival, the beauty will be sure to mesmerize you and your family.
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How is it that women, with dark pasts, serving time for murder and manslaughter, could possibly become honored peacemakers?
Their story is one of personal commitment to themselves and the community in which most are destined to live out their lives. "This is an environment filled with conflict and violence. There is a dire need and want for change," says Susan Russo, one of the fifteen initial peacemakers, serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole at the largest prison for women in the world, Valley State Prison for Women in Chowchilla, CA. "Mediation interests all of us because we are lifers and long-termers hoping to make a difference in teaching our peers that there is a better way."
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Just a heads up to maybe save folks some trouble one day. Had some serious trouble with my wonderful old Millermatic 35, very porous welds. Beads looked all bubbly like lava. Way beyond pinholes, more like bubbles and craters. Tried every adjustment, no good, always the same.
Took the Tweeco gun lead loose and found one o-ring missing and the other one split through where the lead hose connects down at wire drive motor. Replaced, tried her again, same problem!
Checked, cleaned and reconnected ground clamp wire and cleaned clamp jaws, checked all the Tweeco gun hardware, fittings and parts, replaced tip and stuff, cleaned all the plug-in taps. Had already replaced main contactor for another problem before this. Tried various methods of shielding the work area, cleaning the metals super clean by grinding, brushing and even emery cloth followed by solvents and acetone: same thing no matter what, little Mr. Bubbles for welds!
Machine had been stored outdoors under heavy tarps in a very dry, high desert environment. Well I finally picked up another spool of JW Harris ER70 wire and stuck it in: PRESTO-CHANGEO! Instantly back to gorgeous smooth beads, a joy to behold, YEEEE-HAAAAAW!
The 2 year old spool of JW Harris ER70 looked perfectly good, no corrosion or apparent contamination of any kind even on close inspection. Regardless of what it looked like, that was the problem: contaminated wire! Considering the very dry desert environment here and still getting contamination or corrosion, it seems best to remove your spool of wire and store inside if machine is stored outdoors under tarps or in a somewhat open area for any real length of time. Saves a lot of hassles and a chunk of change too!
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Millermatic 35 porous bubbly welds
I would do a test and put the Harris wire back on and see if it still bubbles. Just wondering...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Next time I fired it up it was all messed up. That's when I replaced the main contactor. New contactor didn't help the bubbly porous welds but got it welding consistently when I pulled the trigger. Posted numerous times on 3 forums describing the problem and tried many cures. During that time I discovered 1 bad o-ring and another one missing at gun lead connection at drive motor. Also R&R'd several other items while I was at it. Regardless of what I did the welds were entirely consistent: LOUSY and very porous and bubbly, like real bad every single bead or tack, no exceptions out of dozens upon dozens.
Finally able to swap out the wire spool and instantly have my old machine back, downright beautiful welds, perfectly smooth, not a trace of porosity. Based on that it seems obvious to me that I finally discovered the problem. Thanks!
I think in all of the fiddling you might have bumped something back in place and the wire was just a concidence. Just my thoughts...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Your description of the welds is usually the result of running out of gas. If the wire wasn't spotted with rust then there's likely nothing wrong with it.


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Maximilian X. "Boobie" Stanisch, 87, of 623 Virginia Rd., St. Marys, died on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013 at Elk Haven Nursing Home following a brief illness.
He was born Jan. 25, 1926 in St. Marys, a son of the late Maximilian Sr. and Anna Geci Stanisch.
On May 22, 1954 in St. Marys Church, he married Marcella "Sally" Bankovich Stanisch, who survives.
Boobie was a lifelong resident of the area and a member of St. Marys Church. He graduated from Central Catholic High School, class of 1943. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII in the Pacific aboard the USS DeHaven. He attended Coyne Electrical School in Chicago and then retired from West Penn Power after more than 38 years of service. He was a member of St. Joseph's Society and the Tin Can Sailor's Association. He enjoyed hunting, gardening, and spending time with his family.
In addition to his wife of nearly 60 years, Marcella "Sally" Bankovich Stanisch, he is survived by three daughters, Loretta "Lori", Mrs. George Saleh, of St. Marys, Susan, Mrs. Don Vargo, of Monroeville, and Mary Ann Stanisch of Brockway; two sons, Stephen Stanisch and his wife Mary Sue of St. Marys, and Max A. Stanisch and his wife Laura of Kane; 10 grandchildren; four step-grandchildren; two step-great-grandchildren; two brothers, Joseph Stanisch of St. Marys, Ronald Stanisch and his wife Jean, of Hollywood, Fla.; a sister-in-law, Erma Stanisch of St. Marys; a brother-in-law, Thomas DeWald of St. Marys; and numerous nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Charles and Walter Stanisch; and one sister, Delores DeWald.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Maximilian X. Stanisch will be celebrated at the St. Mary's Catholic Church, Church Street, St. Marys, on Friday, Oct. 4, 2013 at 10 a.m. with Fr. Thomas More Sikora, O.S.B., as Celebrant.
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry might have succeeded in his trip to Maryland to lure businesses to his home state, but so far, the only businesses that might move aren't from Maryland. One is based in Virginia, and the other is in Colorado.
Perry, a Republican who ran for president in 2012, met with about 50 business and government representatives Wednesday at Morton's in Bethesda in a well-publicized effort to encourage Maryland businesses to leave the state, and its taxes, and head to Texas.
"Texas is the fastest growing state in jobs," Perry said Wednesday before a substantial group of broadcast and print reporters outside Morton's, following his closed-door meeting inside. "Our two states are going in opposite directions."
Perry said it was "premature" to announce that any Maryland businesses are moving to Texas.
However, Janice Grenadier, founder of Alexandria-based My Pillow Pack — which provides a handy, stylish way to carry pillows like a backpack — said she has tried for three years to obtain funding and support in the Washington, D.C., area without luck.
"I've already received more support from these Texas officials here today than I have the past three years," she said.
Joe Wagner, sales manager for Aurora, Colo., alternative energy business Zeus Power Systems, said he and others want to start a solar panel firm in Maryland, but the process "hasn't been easy."
"We are looking into moving," said Wagner, who attended the Bethesda meeting. "I'm impressed with Colorado, but it's even getting tougher to run a business there," he said. "There are always more taxes and red tape."
Other business executives said they would keep their enterprises in Maryland.
Perry and Gov. Martin O'Malley (D), who is eyeing a 2016 White House run, have dueled in the past week or so over Maryland's tax climate and other matters. Perry is running ads on local radio and television stations trying to lure Maryland businesses to Texas.
Perry said Wednesday that he had "no idea" what he would do in 2016.
The governors debated Wednesday evening on CNN's "Crossfire" program. On Wednesday, Perry also toured the Beretta USA gun factory in Accokeek; the company has considered moving from the state.
O'Malley disputed Perry's job-growth claim during the debate and in printed material. He said Maryland's economy is better designed to help raise middle-income workers than Texas, which ranks high in poverty and low in residents with health insurance.
O'Malley also said Maryland has fared well in studies such as one by the Anderson Economic Group that showed Maryland businesses had the seventh-lowest local and state tax burden in 2011 — a look at taxes such as corporate income, sales and property — while Texas ranked 17th.
Michael Binko, president and CEO of kloudtrack, a high-tech company with offices in Rockville and Annapolis, said taxes should not be the defining issue for where a business is based.
"The quality of schools and the work force, as well as venture funding programs, are two other important considerations," said Binko, co-chair of entrepreneurial advocacy group Startup Maryland. He and others listened to Perry's remarks outside Morton's.
While Texas has lured a few businesses from Maryland, aided by a substantial incentive program, Maryland has attracted a good number of out-of-state companies, said Julie Lenzer Kirk, director of the Maryland Center for Entrepreneurship and co-chair of Startup Maryland.
"Both states have a lot to offer businesses," said Kirk, who grew Applied Creative Technologies to multi-millions in revenues before selling the software assets to a business partner.
Diana Waterman, Maryland's Republican Party chairwoman, who also attended the Bethesda meeting, said Perry shined some important light on tax issues in the state.
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Bill Engvall is a man of many talents. He's a successful comedian, a loving husband and a doting father. Engvall, however, is not known for his dancing prowess.
So why did the 56-year-old entertainer decide to join a TV show such as "Dancing With the Stars?"
"I don't know," Engvall said. "You know what, I joke about it but I do know. When they called and asked me I actually said, 'Let me think about it for a day.' I thought, you know, this is something that I've never done before and I probably won't have a shot to do this again. I always like to try things that I haven't tried before to prove to myself that I could do it."
Engvall is still dancing on the show, but he'll take time away from the dance floor to bring his standup routine to Strathmore for two shows on Sunday.
"I don't know how long this will last," Engvall said. "If I get bumped on the first night of elimination, I was proud of what we did. I don't think anybody expected anything out of us."
Engvall avoided elimination the first night — former NFL wideout Keyshawn Johnson was kicked off the show — but he's under no illusions about his time on the show and knows he'll eventually be done.
"[I don't worry about it] because I know my life's not going to change," Engvall said. "... If I do get bumped, what's the downside for me? I get to continue doing what I was doing, which is a great career doing standup and acting.
"If I get to keep going, it's a great weight-loss program!"
Engvall is quick to point out he's not doing the show for the money or the silver disco ball trophy the winner of "Dancing With the Stars" receives.
"It was just something I wanted to see if I could do," Engvall said. "And obviously, for my partner Emma [Slater], I'd like for us to go as far as we can. I understand, though, that this is a tough crowd this year. There are three or four celebrities on this show who have danced professionally. I'm under no pretense that I'm one of these great dancers. I think I did a very reputable job — I didn't embarrass myself. I'm probably the least known of anyone in this group."
While it's true this year's "Dancing With the Stars" group is filled with celebrities such as Elizabeth Berkley ("Saved By The Bell," "Showgirls"), Valerie Harper ("Mary Tyler Moore Show"), Amber Riley ("Glee") and even Bill Nye (yep, they even got the Science Guy), Engvall's status as a star was never in question.
Best known for his work partnering with Jeff Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White, Engvall spent six years touring as part of the Blue Collar Comedy gang. The group was responsible for several DVDs, a television show on Comedy Central and a satellite radio show. The group reached out to millions and sold out auditoriums everywhere they went.
Be that as it may, the guys are all doing their own things now. Foxworthy has hosted several TV shows, Larry the Cable Guy does commercials and was the voice of Mater in Disney/Pixar's "Cars," and White is a New York Times best seller and created his own record label.
Engvall admits the chances of the guys doing a Blue Collar tour again is slim to none.
"I think [it's over] and I say that in a positive way," Engvall said. "We went out on top. You don't want to go back out — and I think that's where some artists make the mistake — you don't want to go to a city that you sold 8,000 tickets and all of a sudden you're selling 2,000 or 1,000. Unfortunately with comedy, nobody assumes you've written anything new, so it'd be like 'Oh, we saw him last time. We probably won't see him again.' Why even put yourself in that position?
"It was a wonderful run while it lasted. It is literally the reason why if I wanted to retire tomorrow I could. I made great friendships with the guys — we were already friends, but we became just like brothers. Everybody's got their own project now and they're doing stuff. Listen, if they decided they wanted to get back in, would I be in? You betcha. But I wouldn't hold my breath on it."
Before the Blue Collar tour, Engvall reached celebrity status as a comedian with his "Here's Your Sign" routine. Much like Foxworthy's "You Might Be a Redneck If …" bit, Engvall made it easy to laugh at the stupidity of others. Still, he doesn't get bothered by fans who constantly say to him, "Here's your sign!"
"The honest answer is no," Engvall said when asked if he grew tired of it. "You know why? That's what got me … to come into Maryland and do a show. It takes two seconds out of my life. I don't say this as an artist [being interviewed], it's that I've never understood why people get in this business and turn into jackasses. I don't get it. I always say if you want people to stop acting that way, stop asking them for their autograph. Stop buying their records. Stop going to their movies. I guarantee you they'll change. When they go, "What's wrong? Why aren't people going to my movies?" Well, it's because you're a jackass, man.
"This isn't going to go on forever. I'm under no guise that this will last. It's already lasted 25 years longer than I thought it would. When it does [end], I don't want to leave this business with people saying, "Man, he was a jerk!" I want them to say, 'You know, he was always nice to me. He always signed something for me. Or if I wanted to say hi or take a picture, he did it.' That's the legacy I want to leave behind."
Until that day comes, though, Engvall still has comedy and he's still dancing with an incredibly attractive partner. Luckily for Engvall, his wife Gail doesn't mind.
"Gail and I have been married for 30 years," Engvall said. "She also knows that I've got 32 years on Emma. It's not even sexual. It's like dancing with my daughter. I would be like that creepy guy where you'd go, 'Oh my god!' I love Gail — she's been with me from Day 1 of this career and I'm sure not going to throw all this away just because of one little cute girl that I dance with."
Engvall does have some words of advice to younger guys out there: If you think girls won't go out with you because you dance — here's your sign.
"I was telling my kids the other day, if I knew then what I know now, I'd be in a dance class every day," Engvall said. "Girls love guys who can dance. I was always the guy who was like, 'Oh, guy dancing, that's sissy, whatever.' I'm going to tell you right now — guys that can dance see girls you and I don't see. I tell every young guy out there to get in a dance class.
"It'll get you further than a six-pack of beer."


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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - John Wall had 27 points, nine assists and eight rebounds, as the Washington Wizards defeated the Chicago Bulls, 90-86, on Tuesday.
Wall shot 8-of-17 from the field and 11-of-13 from the foul line for the Wizards, who have won two straight. A.J. Price scored 13 points off the bench. Nene, Trevor Ariza and Emeka Okafor each scored 10 points, with Okafor also grabbing nine boards in the victory.
"Just to know where we came from to start the season to where we are now, we have a lot of pride in ourselves," said Wall. "We want to close the season strong. This is the most wins I've had since I've been here. It feels great."
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Nate Robinson scored 17 points, Luol Deng and Jimmy Butler scored 13 points apiece and Nazr Mohammed had 12 points and 12 rebounds in the setback, Chicago's second in the last three games.
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With 3:38 to play in the frame, Okafor made a jumper to give the Wizards their first lead of the game, 65-64.
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"Cooking a lemon and dill seasoned whole salmon fillet on a smoldering cedar plank adds a touch of smoke to a beautiful fish!"
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1 (3 pound) whole filet of salmon, skin on, scored (up to but not through the skin) into serving pieces
whole filet of salmon, skin on, scored (up to but not through the skin) into serving pieces
6 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil
4 large
garlic cloves, minced
1/4 cup
minced fresh dill
2 teaspoons
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 teaspoon
lemon zest, plus lemon wedges for serving
I made this recipe for guests last night and it turned out great. I am not even a seafood lover, and I liked it. The lemon, garlic, and dill was the perfect flavoring for the salmon. I had never heard of using a cedar plank to grill meat, but I absolutely recommend it especially if you have a gas grill (which does not give the meat as much flavor as a charcoal grill. The cedar plank gave it a slightly smoky flavor. The salmon was wonderful and I will definitely make it again.
Just a few things I learned--I would recommend getting the "wild" salmon from Whole Foods--especially for people that typically do not like seafood. It is a little more expensive, but it is worth it. The salmon was very fresh and not "fishy" smelling, and in addition Whole Foods have quality meat there without additives or growth hormone. The plank was very easy to work with(thanks to the reviewer who said they got an untreated cedar plank at Home Depot). I soaked it in water for about 4 hours (make sure to get a brick to hold the plank down--I used a pot and the plank kept going up to the surface.) It took a little bit longer to cook than the recipe said--about 35 minutes. It is hard to tell by the color that the salmon is done, so the meat thermometer is essential. When the salmon got to 130 F it was perfect (medium). Hope this helps, you won't be disappointed with the results!
Do not do this if you have a stainless steel grill. I will turn it black. Layers of tar will build up in the lid of your grill if you smoke food in it often, a fire hazard.
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Absolutely, no doubt-about-it, 5-star recipe all the way! Finally found my untreated cedar plank at Home Depot. Soaked it in water for about 4 hours, laid it on the gas grill for 10 minutes at high heat, placed a beautiful Alaskan Copper River sockeye salmon filet on the plank, with the sauce, on the grill at low heat for 25-30 minutes, and it came out utterly moist and SO tender and delicious! Definitely company-worthy. (I would reduce the salt just EVER so slightly, in the future.) Thanks for the great recipe & clear, simple instructions, Pam!
This recipe is the best salmon I've ever had or made. So easy too! We thought it was too saltly so the next time I used about half of what was called for. I purchased my planks and salmon at Costco. Their frozen skinless fillets were great. I would use 6 fillets for this recipe. My husband loved this!
This was my first time planking but did we love it.
Soaked the plank fro about 6 hours.
Substituted the dill for rosemary (chopped up).
Cooking time was 18 minutes. (I only peeked once and had to spray a bit of water on the plank to make sure it wouldn't flare up)
As I needed to serve 4 (2 adults and 2 kids) I only had 1.5Lbs of salmon but I could just as well bought 3lbs.
When I brought the fish in the house my wife said it smelled like a real restaurant. The kids asked if I could make it again tomorrow and the day after and the day after.
This can only be described as excellent. My husband, who is not the biggest fan of salmon, said that it was the best he'd ever had. I love salmon and thought the same thing. I am so happy to have found a recipe that we both love...now we can have salmon more often! THANKS!!
This was fantastic! The topping was delicious along with the smoke from the cedar plank. I soaked mine for 2 hours and didn't have any problems with it catching fire. It did buckle a little and the bottom got charred but the salmon cooked beautifully. The lemon zest is much more flavorful than simply using lemon juice. Delicious!
Yum-O and finally, a recipe that discusses how to properly prepare the cedar planks! Bravo! Great recipe with a spectacular presentation.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Cedar Plank-Grilled Salmon with Garlic, Lemon and Dill
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 366
Calories from Fat: 237
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