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(GSM) - Salvador Cabanas's condition is improving. The Paraguayan striker is eating and sitting in an armchair, continuing a remarkable recovery after being shot in the head at point-blank range just over a week ago.
However, Cabanas is still in critical condition and still has blood in the brain area that needs to be drained, according to the doctors. Doctors have also said the bullet lodged in Cabanas' skull will remain there with no further attempt to remove it.
Cabanas, who plays for the Mexican top club America, was shot in the head during an attack in the restroom of a bar in Mexico City on January 25.
"Everything is going well," said Dr. Ernesto Martinez, who was part of a surgical team that decided against trying to remove the bullet, a procedure they called too risky. "We have to protect him, but he's speaking and he obeys what we tell him with no problem."
Martinez said the bullet in Cabanas' skull would remain there, calling it a small piece of metal that was not harmful. He said many people live normal lives with implanted metal plates or screws.
"The bullet won't be taken out," Martinez said. "We could do more damage if we tried to remove it. But where it's located it doesn't do a bit of harm. The bullet doesn't have to come out, not even for legal reasons or anything."
Juan Carlos Silva, a teammate of Cabanas on America, was shot on Monday night in Mexico City in a failed attempt to steal his vehicle. Silva's single gunshot to the buttocks was not life-threatening.
21-year-old Silva told reporters on Wednesday that he tried to resist the robbery attempt, which was a mistake.
"God protected me, and thank goodness there wasn't another shot," he said. "Now that I think about it, I took a big risk."
There is no suggestion the two shootings are related.
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West Virginia Banker Speaks Out on Separation of Commerce and Banking
Loving Adds Community Banking Voice to Keep Big Box Stores Out of Banking
Washington, D.C. (May 10, 2007)—W.A. (Bill) Loving Jr., CEO of Pendleton Community Bank, a $185 million community bank, Franklin, W. Va., represented the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) today at a news conference on Capitol Hill for the introduction of a United States Senate measure to keep commercial conglomerates from exploiting a loophole to enter the banking business. The legislation entitled The Industrial Bank Holding Company Act of 2007 was introduced by Sens. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), Wayne Allard (R-Colo.) and Tim Johnson (D-S.D.).
"The consumers and small businesses in my community depend on local institutions like mine for their credit needs-a service my bank has provided since 1925. They like doing business with us, and we like doing business with them. We know them. We know their families. We know our customers by more than just their credit score, because we live and work together."
The measure would maintain the wall that separates banking and commerce by closing the industrial loan company (ILC) loophole. West Virginia has 68 community banks which would potentially be affected if big box stores are allowed to own a bank.
Allowing commercial firms to own banks concentrates economic power, jeopardizes the impartial allocation of credit, poses serious conflicts of interest, and places the safety and soundness of the nation's financial and economic system at risk. Under current law, owners of ILCs are exempt from regulation and supervision under the Bank Holding Company Act. The Brown-Johnson-Allard bill will remedy this by not only prohibiting commercial firms from owning ILCs going forward, but also ensuring companies that own ILCs are subject to federal oversight and regulation.
"Opponents of this bill argue that allowing companies like Wal-Mart, Home Depot and others into banking is good for consumers and small businesses because it will increase competition. However, nothing could be farther from the truth. I suspect they would have made the same argument to other local businesses before Wal-Mart moved into their neighborhoods-local businesses that no longer exist because Wal-Mart drove them out of business. The same fate could fall upon community banks across our country and to the small businesses we lend money to. Our local communities will have the life drained out of them as local dollars historically used for reinvesting back into our communities are siphoned away. What are the prospects of our small business customers obtaining much needed capital or loans from banks owned by their competitors? You be the judge. "
"The truth is that allowing banks to be owned by commercial conglomerates does not increase competition, it reduces it in the long run. "
ICBA has been leading the national effort to maintain the separation of banking and commerce. For more information, visit www.icba.org.

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Used by planetary scientists to refer to water, methane, and ammonia which usually occur as solids in the outer solar system. This is why when scientists find ice on Mars they refer to is was 'water ice.'
Water-ice (frozen H20) is an important geologic material on many of the outer planet satellites. Under various conditions ice can have viscosities and flow properties similar to different types of molten rock (basaltic - rhyolitic), and therefore may also result in the formation of similar geologic structures.
The eruption of molten ice or gas-driven solid fragments onto the surface of a planetary body.
The semi-fluid or fluid material associated with ice volcanism, and like molten rock, can have a wide variety of viscosities and other flow properties.
A crater formed on a surface by the collision of a projectile.
An object which strikes the surface of a celestial body.
The inclination of a planet's orbit is the angle between the plane of its orbit and the ecliptic; the inclination of a moon's orbit is the angle between the plane of its orbit and the plane of its primary's equator.
The planets Mercury and Venus are called inferior planets because their orbits are closer to the Sun than is Earth's orbit. (The other planets are called "superior planets.)
Light that is so red humans cannot see it. A band of the electromagnetic spectrum between the visible and the microwave. Photons of infrared light are less energetic than photons of visible light.
The magnetic field carried with the solar wind.
A region of charged particles in a planet's upper atmosphere; the part of the Earth's atmosphere beginning at an altitude of about 25 miles and extending outward 250 miles or more.


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Closing Letter: Regency Wraps, Inc.
July 8, 2013
The Federal Trade Commission's revised Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Rule took effect today, giving parents greater control over the online collection of their children's personal information. The revised COPPA rule culminates more than two years of review by the agency to modernize the...
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Public Event: Life of a Debt: Data Integrity in Debt Collection
June 6, 2013
The Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will host a joint roundtable on June 6, 2013, to examine the flow of consumer data throughout the debt collection process. The event will bring together consumer advocates, credit issuers, collection industry members, state...
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Public Event: Mobile Security: Potential Threats and Solutions
June 4, 2013
On June 4, 2013, the Federal Trade Commission hosted a public forum to examine the state of mobile security. Mobile technologies, such as smartphones and tablets, provide consumers with an always-connected and convenient means of engaging in their daily activities, including email, shopping,...
Closing Letter: Little Giant Ladders, Inc.
June 3, 2013
Press Release: FTC Submits Comment on "Certified Sustainable Seafood" Label
The Federal Trade Commission, in response to a request for public comment from the Marine Stewardship Council, submitted a comment explaining factors the MSC should consider to ensure that its "Certified Sustainable Seafood" label complies with the FTC Act and the agency's Environmental Marketing...
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In an ongoing effort to protect consumers from deceptive telemarketing, the Federal Trade Commission seeks public comment on proposed amendments to strengthen the Telemarketing Sales Rule's protections against bogus charges and services. The Commission's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking announced...
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May 8, 2013
Public Event: Senior Identity Theft: A Problem in This Day and Age
May 7, 2013
The FTC brought together experts from government, private industry, and public interest groups to discuss the unique challenges facing victims of senior identity theft. The forum included panels on different types of senior identity theft – tax and government benefits, medical, and long-term care...
The Federal Trade Commission sent letters to ten data broker companies warning that their practices could violate the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) after a test-shopping operation by the FTC indicated the companies were willing to sell consumer information without abiding by FCRA requirements...
Press Release: FTC Votes Unanimously to Retain July 1 Date for Implementation of the Updated Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule
The Federal Trade Commission voted unanimously to retain the July 1, 2013 date for implementation of the updated Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule. In a letter to industry organizations that had requested that the Commission reconsider the July 1 date, the Commission noted that...
Press Release: FTC Seeks Public Input on Proposed Changes to Textile Labeling Rules; FTC Closes Investigations of 3 Football Helmet Manufacturers; FTC to Host Roundtable on Possible Changes to Jewelry Industry Marketing Guides
FTC Seeks Public Input on Proposed Changes to Textile Labeling Rules The Federal Trade Commission is proposing changes to its Textile Labeling Rules , which require that certain textiles sold in the United States carry labels disclosing the generic names and percentages by weight of the fibers in...
Closing Letter: Schutt Sports, Inc.
April 30, 2013
Closing Letter: Riddell Sports Group, Inc.
April 30, 2013
Closing Letter: Xenith, LLC
April 30, 2013
As part of the Federal Trade Commission's systematic review of all of the agency's rules and guides , the FTC staff issued a report on proposed amendments to the Mail or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule , and the Commission is seeking public comment on the report. The Rule, issued in 1975, requires...
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Press Release: FTC Undercover Shopper Survey on Entertainment Ratings Enforcement Finds Compliance Highest Among Video Game Sellers and Movie Theaters
A Federal Trade Commission undercover shopper survey found that video game retailers continue to enforce age-based ratings, while movie theaters have made marked improvement in box office enforcement. Only 13 percent of underage shoppers were able to purchase M-rated video games, while a historic...
Case: Epic Marketplace, Inc.
Closing Letter: LexisNexis Risk Solutions
March 19, 2013
Press Release: FTC Staff Revises Online Advertising Disclosure Guidelines
The Federal Trade Commission today released new guidance for mobile and other online advertisers that explains how to make disclosures clear and conspicuous to avoid deception. Updating guidance known as Dot Com Disclosures, which was released in 2000, the new FTC staff guidance, .com Disclosures:...
Press Release: FTC to Host Mobile Cramming Roundtable May 8
The Federal Trade Commission will host a roundtable on May 8, 2013, in Washington, D.C., to examine unauthorized third-party charges on mobile phone bills – a practice known as mobile cramming. The roundtable will bring together consumer advocates, industry representatives, and government...


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Quality is a great business plan. -John Lasseter
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And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? -Jesus
A man should never neglect his family for business. -Walt Disney
What's most important in animation is the emotions and the ideas being portrayed. -Ralph Bakshi
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'Rocks in My Pockets' - Kickstarter - Feb 14 2013
A crowdfunding campaign is on for an animated film by Signe Baumane in Brooklyn, New York.
It's called "Rocks in My Pockets" and it looks to be something different. A funny film involving depression. That's a positive way to approach it!
So far there's 199 backers pledging $16,719 of a $42,800 goal with 23 days to go.
I think Signe can do it! Let's help to get the word out...
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Another successful crowdfunding campaign in animation!
Rocks in My Pockets succeeded with Kickstarter. Final Tally...
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Cancer of the penis is cancer that starts in the penis, an organ that makes up part of the male reproductive system.
The exact cause is unknown.
Smegma, a cheese-like, foul-smelling substance found under the foreskin of the penis may increase the risk of penis cancer.
Uncircumcised men who do not keep the area under the foreskin clean and men with a history of genital warts or human papillomavirus (HPV) are at higher risk for this rare disorder.
The health care provider will perform a physical exam, which may reveal a non-tender lesion that looks like a pimple or wart. This growth is typically near the end of the penis.
A biopsy of the growth is needed to determine if it is cancer.
Treatment depends on the size and location of the tumor and how much it has spread.
In general, cancer treatment includes:
If the tumor is small or near the tip of the penis, surgery may be done to remove only the cancerous part of the penis. Depending on the exact location, this is called a glansectomy or partial penectomy. Laser surgery may be used to treat some tumors.
For more severe tumors, total removal of the penis (total penectomy) is often necessary. A new opening will be created in the groin area to allow urine to exit the body. This procedure is called a urethrostomy.
Chemotherapy may be used along with surgery. Cisplatin, ifosfamide, and paclitaxel are usually used for treating penile cancer.
Radiation therapy is often recommended in combination with surgery. A type of radiation therapy called external beam therapy is often used. This method delivers radiation to the penis from outside the body. External beam radiation therapy is usually performed 5 days a week for 6 - 8 weeks.
Joining a support group where members share common experiences and problems may help relieve the stress associated with diagnosis and treatment of penile cancer.
See: Cancer - support group
The outcome can be good with early diagnosis and treatment. The 5-year survival rate for penile cancers is 65%. Urination and sexual function can often be maintained even when a significant portion of the penis is removed.
Cancer of the penis frequently spreads to other parts of the body (metastasizes) early in the course of the disease.
Call your health care provider if symptoms of penis cancer develop.
Circumcision may decrease the risk. Men who are not circumcised should be taught at an early age the importance of cleaning beneath the foreskin as part of their personal hygiene.
Good personal hygiene and safer sexual practices, such as abstinence, limiting the number of sexual partners, and use of condoms to prevent HPV infection, may decrease the risk of developing penile cancer.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network. NationalComprehensive Cancer Network Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology: Penilecancer. 2012. Version 1.2012.
Pettaway CA, Lance RS, Davis JW. Tumors of the penis. In:Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 34.
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Sometimes it feels like we are living on the Starship Enterprise, and periodically we can expect Capt. Picard to show up to announce some nearly impossible, highly dangerous task and order us to "make it so."
Just consider two dramatic mandates with profound implications reported last week:
The military tradition going all the way back to the country's founding will be scrapped and women will be allowed to volunteer for ground combat duty.
School districts – every last one in the country – must now offer students with disabilities the same sports opportunities as other children.
You'd think these enormous changes would have evolved through long and thoughtful discussions aimed at understanding the consequences and forming a consensus. But, no, they arrived fully formed without warning.
Too much athletic focus
How long will we keep letting the athletics tail wag the education dog? Until we calm down our obsession with the courts and fields, the classrooms will continue to suffer.
Last week, the U.S. Department of Education "clarified" the legal obligations school districts face in the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Disabled students must be given an opportunity to benefit from sports programs equal to that of students without disabilities. That will involve deciding which students can fit into existing programs and which will need new programs, an expensive and complicated process. That will mean a lot of time, effort and money that will not go into the education mission.
And this week, we learned details of the Indiana High School Athletic Association's new requirement that its recruitment bylaws will no longer apply just to high school students.
Is this just a pretend bargain?
In Washington, "compromise" usually involves a game of let's pretend in which conservatives make concessions for bargains they never really get. In budget negotiations, it involves conceding to tax hikes, which usually come immediately, in return for promised spending cuts that are vaguely off in the future and somehow never materialize.
Let's hope the new immigration reform proposal isn't the same kind of sham. That would mean conservatives are conceding on a path to citizenship, which will happen a lot more quickly and with many fewer complications than most people suppose, in return for promised border security, which is vaguely off in the future and not likely to happen. That's what we saw last time around in 1986 when 3 million were legalized, and it's the main reason we have 11 million illegal immigrants now.
Cutting back on gambling
Three cheers for the administration of Gov. Mike Pence, which is calling for an end to the subsidization of horse racing that has cost more than $400 million since 1993. "There is a better use of the money," says spokeswoman Christy Denault.
Shouldn't an industry that's been subsidized for 20 years be able to make it on its own by this time? And if it can't, maybe it's time to say goodbye – it's called the competition of free enterprise.
As Matthew Tully of The Indianapolis Star points out, "government money isn't in endless supply. And it's worth pondering what that level of assistance could have accomplished if aimed at high-tech companies, or innovative small businesses, or the arts, or the life sciences industry." Instead, the state is subsidizing an enterprise that exists so people can bet on the races.
Skirting the 1st Amendment
Progressive scholars and politicians have a deserved reputation for not respecting the Constitution. At best, they consider constitutional requirements something to get around when it suits them. At the extreme, they have complete disdain for the founding document. "Let's give up on the Constitution," Georgetown University law professor Louis Michael Seidman said on the CBS "Sunday Morning" show this week, because we should not allow ourselves to be ruled by "people who died over two centuries ago."
Unfortunately, evidence for that disrespect can also be found among conservative lawmakers here in Indiana. Proposed legislation in two cases – one an attempt to keep sex offenders off social media, the other an effort to limit the number of specialty license plates – have to play fast and loose with the First Amendment.


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Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Jimmy Howard made 22 saves for his second shutout of the season, and the Detroit Red Wings continued their home dominance over the Edmonton Oilers with a 3-0 victory.
Jakub Kindl and Cory Emmerton each scored in the second period for the Red Wings, who improved to 5-1-1 since Feb. 23.
Devan Dubnyk stopped 25 shots for Edmonton, which has now lost seven straight at Joe Louis Arena. The Oilers fell to 1-3-2 on their nine-game road trip as well.
Kindl lit the lamp 3:16 into the middle stanza for the game's first goal. An Oiler tried to tie up Kindl, but the Red Wings defenseman was able to put a soft shot on net that squeaked through Dubnyk's pads and trickled across the goal line.
Emmerton came off the bench to take Drew Miller's pass from the boards and beat Dubnyk from between the circles with 7:41 remaining in the frame for a 2-0 lead.
"We can't stop playing for 10 minutes against the Detroit Red Wings and expect to get points," Oilers head coach Ralph Krueger said.
Justin Abdelkader added an empty-netter with 1:10 remaining in the third period.
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27 Jun 2007
|Vermont Quilt Festival June 29
Shown above is the Vermont Quilt Festival 2007 Raffle Quilt created by Jan S. McTaggart and Mary K. Ryan, and hand quilted by an Amish woman.
The Vermont Quilt Festival begins this Friday, June 29 at the Champlain Exposition Center in Essex Junction, as well as St Michael's College in nearby Colchester.
2006 Festival Best Landscape: Vermont Valley View by Pamela L. Druhen
Click this link to see photographs of all the Festival's 2006 Winners. The Festival not only includes displays of hundreds of quilts, but also classes, tours, gallery talks, silent auction, guest artists (including Vermont's Warren Kimble this year), guest speakers, vendors, consignment sales, appraisals, and receptions.
2006 Winner Best of Mixed Technique: Rosy Garden Patch by Judith Thompson
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27 Jun 2007
|Free Movies at Ben & Jerry's Factory
For the past 29 summers, Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream factory in Waterbury VT has shown free movies. The first one this year is Saturday July 7 with the showing of Wallace & Grommit. All movies are rated for family viewing. The series continues each Saturday through the end of August - you can see the summer movie schedule on the B&J web site. Click on the Event calendar to see the movie line up.
All shows are free and start at dusk. You should bring your own chair if desired. The facility is handicapped accessible. and Ben & Jerry's offers special assistance - just call Dana or Jerry at (802) 882-1240, extension 2300.
The Ben & Jerry's factory is on Route 100 about a mile north of Exit 10 off Interstate 89. You will see the Ben & Jerry's sign on the left.
Their factory tours are the number one tourist attraction in Vermont. June hours are 9:00 to 5:00 and starting in July the tours run from 9:00 to 8:00. I recommend going early in the day or late to avoid the large crowds. The tour buses usually start showing up around 10:00 am and keep coming until mid afternoon.
The tour lasts just half an hour but at times the wait to get in can be as long as an hour. It is a light-hearted and entertaining tour with free ice cream samples at the end.
The factory also has a Scoop shop with all their flavors in cone, dish, or sundae, plus a well stocked souvenir shop.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor
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26 Jun 2007
|Free Stowe Music in the Meadow Concert at Trapp Lodge
The very popular Music in the Meadow series starts this Sunday, July 1 at the Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe. The United States Air Force Liberty Pops band will be performing. The band must have many requests to perform on a July 4 holiday so Stowe is fortunate to get them.
The meadow at the Trapp Family Lodge is a very large field with a beautiful vista of the Green Mountains behind it. If there is a better looking outdoor concert area in this country, I haven't seen it.
This concert starts at 7:30 pm and admission is FREE, a great bargain compared to the usual $25 for adult tickets in this series.
I've found that it is best to arrive about an hour or more before the concert. Many people do so and some bring a picnic basket.
The other concerts in the series are the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, July 8; Terrance Simien and the Zydeco Experience, July 15; The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Sept 2.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor except the meadow concert photo above which is (c) Trapp Family Lodge.
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25 Jun 2007
|July 4th Parades and Fireworks
Vermont has more July 4th parades and fireworks per capita than any state in the country.
No, I don't have any source to cite on that statistic, and I can't prove that Vermont is number one except by logic.
No one will ever research this statistic because no one besides me cares. So, I won't be proven wrong. If something can't be found to be incorrect, then it must be correct. Right?
Vermont is a great place to celebrate the nation's birthday. In addition to all the usual great reasons to be anyplace where it is scenic, quiet, safe, and fun, Vermont offers a unique opportunity to see several parades and fireworks. Many of the villages here have their own little parade and festivities culminating in a fireworks display. Moreover, VT ski areas are promoting their summer offerings and many offer a day-long event with music, food, and fireworks.
What is interesting is that even though Vermonters are a pretty relaxed group of folks, there is actually some planning and organization in effect. Many neighboring towns cooperate with each other and don't schedule conflicting July 4th events. As a result, there are events a few days before and after the actual July 4th date. This year, the 4th falls on Wednesday so many of the holiday events will be the weekend before - June 28 and 29 in other words.
The list of July 4th events is too long to spell out here but there will certainly be plenty of opportunities for you. Check with your lodging host to see what's available.
You will probably find these events are much more accessible than the big shows in major metropolitan areas where crowds are immense. I've found that Vermont events have a much more relaxing and entertaining atmosphere, and that the events are better than you might assume for such a small rural state.
And I can prove that too.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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20 Jun 2007
|Vermont History Expo June 23 and 24
This year's Vermont History Expo will be held June 23 and 24 at the Tunbridge World's Fairgrounds in Tunbridge VT.. Hundreds of volunteers work many months preparing for this event and their work produces outstanding results.
The state's 150 historical societies and 30 history museums will be represented. There will be exhibits and demonstrations of such things as traditional crafts, 19th century children's games, log cabin museum, antique tractors and farm equipment, blacksmithing, print shop, school, winer transportation, Revolutionary War encampment, Civil War encampment, Korean War encampment, eight meet-the-author book signings, realistic simulator that puts you at the controls of a train locomotive, rare heirloom animal breeds,
One of the most popular parts of the Expo is the Genealogical Center where you can get help researching your family history and ancestors.
There will be 20 some performances on stage plus a good selection of food vendors.
On Sunday, there will also be a live auction in the afternoon.
I attended the Expo a couple of years ago and was impressed with the scope and quality of this event.
For more information, see the Vermont History Expo website.
For information on Vermont historical societies, see the Vermont Historical Society website.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor
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19 Jun 2007
|Burlington "Chew Chew" Food Festival June 22 - 24, 2007
The 22nd annual Burlington "Chew Chew" Food Festival June 22 - 24, will be held on the Lake Champlain waterfront in Burlington. The organizers do a good job of keeping this popular event fresh by requiring that vendors must serve one new food item each year. Prices are kept low and portions small so you can eat cheaply but in a wide range of food styles. Bon Appetit magazine called the festival one of the top four in the east.,
The web site has a full vendor and menu list plus a map and schedule.
Entry is $2 per person and the first 1000 children are admitted free. Nine food tokens cost $5. Most food samples cost three tokens.
Musical performances by top regional bands (including crowd favorite, Banjo Dan and the Mid-nite Plowboys) and individual performers all three days are a big part of the festival.
(c) 2007 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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fresh asparagus spears, trimmed
4 medium
shallots, thinly sliced
4 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil
3 tablespoons
red wine vinegar, divided
salt and pepper to taste
Yummy and easy for 2!! I use 1 pound of asparagus, add roasted garlic, sea salt and toss with all of the vinegar in a baking dish and spray with an olive oil "cooking spray" - stir half way thr. Bake time watch - it will change depending on the "thickness" of the spears.
This lacked a lot. The flavors didn't blend well...surprisingly.
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We are on a huge "roasted" vegetable phase right now and these were delicious. The tops get nice and crispy, yet the stems and insides stay firm but moist. Wonderful!
good recipe. I had never roasted asparagus before and was very pleased with the results. None of this dunking them in ice water buisness. The asparagus was still nice and crisp and the oil and vinegar really brought out the flavor. The only thing I did differently was to lightly sautee the shallots with some fresh garlic before putting in the oven.
Great base. I didn't have any shallots or red wine vinegar so I just had olive oil and S&P. I sprinkled some lemon juice on them when they came out of the oven. Yummy!!
This was great and easy. Even my boyfriend who doesn't like asparagus actually complimented me on this dish! I didn't have shallots but substituted garlic, which worked out great. I also used the kosher salt. Because I was cooking something else at 500 degrees, I cooked this at 500 degrees for 10-12 min on the top rack.
Very good and easy recipe! Just make sure you don't overbake (like I did....they got a little shrively, but that was totally my fault). A nice way to dress up asparagus!
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Originally published on Mon September 3, 2012 5:40 pm
Every Tuesday night at the 5 Spot, some 200 people show up the East Nashville bar for Two Dollar Tuesdays: a $2 coverage charge, $2 beers and five musical guests. It's hosted by Derek Hoke, an unassuming, laid-back guy with the cowboy hat and retro-vintage eyeglasses.
"I call it a speed showcase," Hoke says. "Everybody plays five songs, and I tell them to play the 'best of' — you know, get up there, kill and get off. There's somebody coming up right after you, and we have to plow through this thing."
But many of the regulars at the 5 Spot come as much for Hoke's own music as for his Tuesday night line-ups. Hoke just released his second album, Waiting All Night, and describes his crowd-pleasing music as "quietbilly."
"Me and my producer friend Dexter Green — I just had all these songs, and I was singing them very quietly, but the instrumentation of it was a rockabilly band: upright bass, rockin' snare drum," Hoke tells NPR's Melissa Block. "But we had it all kind of toned down to where I'm kind of crooning on top of it, if you will, instead of doing total JD McPherson or whatever. We called it 'quiet rockabilly,' so 'quietbilly.' "
Like McPherson, Hoke wound up in the country and rockabilly sphere after starting with punk.
"I still have a huge affinity for bands like Fugazi and things like that," Hoke says. "I also have a huge affinity for old country music, and some new country music, as well. The correlation between the two is they're still very simple forms of music. Punk's three chords. Hank Williams is three chords. It's just a different way of expressing yourself, either through a Marshall amp or through a mandolin."
Toilet Paper Rolls On Fire
Strumming a medium tempo and featuring a hiccuping electric guitar, "So Quiet" is about a woman Hoke's father was either dating or was married to. (Hoke is fuzzy on the particulars.) "She'd do things like light rolls of toilet paper on fire, which nearly burned down their house. It's about "how that tornado of a person has left your life, and how it's so quiet around here now."
"Unfortunately, my father passed away before this record came out, but some friends and family know exactly who this person is," Hoke says. "It was a way to get some comic relief out of some craziness."
Hoke says he thinks his father would have appreciated "So Quiet": "I think he would laugh his butt off and shake his head like, 'I can't believe I ever got in that situation to begin with.' "
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Written during the recession, "Hope We Make It on Love" is about a couple that's lost everything.
"I was watching Dateline NBC, and there was an old couple [from] Palm Springs or something — they're selling their old jewelry at the local pawn shop to buy food," Hoke says. "But they were so in love with each other and happy, that it was just part of their life now. They'd owned the yachts and had the Mercedes and everything, but they remembered the simple things in life: This is all just stuff, and love is all you need."
For Hoke, he's usually in the car when a song comes to him, listening to NPR or just singing out loud with the radio turned off.
"If I sat on the couch with a guitar and a pen and paper, I'm obviously trying to write a song," Hoke says. "But if I'm driving a car, I'm kind of multitasking and not really thinking about it, so I think it comes from a more genuine place, which is wherever songs come from — out of your soul, out of the ether. It seems more natural to me to just start humming and whistling and making a human noise rather than writing ideas on a — like, 'I want to turn this sentence into a song.' I'm kind of terrible at that."
For now, Hoke says he's happy where he's at, but the "little kid" in him still wants to open up for Lyle Lovett or The Mavericks, tour Europe and "keep making little records and keep trucking along."
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block.
BLOCK: Come with me for a moment to a bar in East Nashville, a hangout for local musicians. Come for $2 Tuesday at the 5 Spot.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: I hope everybody is getting their $2's worth tonight.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: This is obviously a $5 show, man. Come on.
BLOCK: And very possibly the best deal in town. There's a $2 cover, $2 beer and five musical guests, a lineup put together by local singer and songwriter Derek Hoke.
DEREK HOKE: I call it, like, a speed showcase. Everybody plays five songs, and I tell them to play, like, the best of, you know, get up there, kill and get off.
HOKE: There's somebody coming up right after you, and we have to, you know, plow through this thing, but...
BLOCK: And if it's not working, you don't get to keep trying.
HOKE: Right.
BLOCK: There might be 200 people at the 5 Spot on any given Tuesday, and here's the thing, they come to hear Derek Hoke play as much as anyone else.
HOKE: (Singing) Nobody talks around here. They just listen, hoping to hear about this thing called love. And every heart in this town...
BLOCK: Derek Hoke is 37, a mild-mannered guy in a cowboy hat and retro vintage eyeglasses. He grew up in South Carolina and moved to Nashville 12 years ago, worked for a while as Ricky Skaggs' merch boy, but he wasn't just selling T-shirts and CDs at those bluegrass concerts, he was watching and listening, learning how to be a better performer.
HOKE: (Singing) But tonight, I'll just shoot out all the lights on a lonely street.
BLOCK: Derek Hoke has just released a new album called "Waiting All Night," and it showcases the crowd-pleasing style he's come to call quietbilly.
HOKE: The instrumentation of it was a rockabilly band. It's upright bass and, you know, rocking snare drum. But we had it all kind of toned down to where I'm kind of crooning on top of it, if you will, instead of doing total J.D. McPherson or whatever. And it was quiet rockabilly so quietbilly.
BLOCK: It's funny that you mentioned J.D. McPherson because I've interviewed him for this show. And like you, he told me that he, you know, ended up in this sort of country rockabilly-sphere but started in really loud music. He started with a love of punk and rock 'n' roll just like you.
HOKE: Right. I still have a huge affinity for bands like Fugazi and things like that, but I also have a huge affinity for old country music and some new country music as well. And just the correlation between the two is they're very - still very simple forms of music - punk's three chords. Hank Williams is three chords. It's just a different way of expressing yourself, either through a Marshall amp or through a mandolin.
BLOCK: So there you go, quietbilly.
HOKE: Quiet.
BLOCK: You end up with quietbilly.
HOKE: Yeah.
BLOCK: You have to say it quietly?
HOKE: It sounds creepy, though.
BLOCK: All right. I just want to hear it again.
HOKE: Quietbilly.
BLOCK: You have a song called "So Quiet," speaking of quietbilly.
HOKE: (Singing) I used to hear you come home through the window, and I could tell that you've been out on the town. Yeah, we fuzz, and we fight and wake the neighbors. But it's so quiet around here now.
My father used to date a - I think he was married to her for a while, a very crazy person who (unintelligible).
BLOCK: Wait a minute, wait a minute. You're not sure if he was married to her?
HOKE: At the time, I don't know. I don't if they were engaged or married. He was in (unintelligible) Florence, South Carolina, and I was in Nashville. And I just kind of hear about it. I guess, she, like, lit a roll of toilet paper and threw them out and then almost burned the house down. And they've soon broke up after that, but that's not basically about that situation and how this tornado of a person has now left your life and how it's so quiet around here now.
HOKE: (Singing) I remember the night you ran me over, but it's so quiet around here now.
BLOCK: The song does escalate to a point where there's...
BLOCK: ...a line that I had to go back and listen to again. I remember the night you ran me over.
HOKE: Right. It may or may not be an embellishment but pretty close, though.
HOKE: (Singing) Why I'd ever let you in...
Unfortunately, my father passed away before this record came out, but some friends and family know exactly who this person is. And it was a way to get some kind of comic relief out of some craziness.
BLOCK: What do you think your dad would think of this song?
HOKE: I think he would laugh his butt off and shake his head, like, I can't believe I ever got in that situation to begin with.
BLOCK: He'd appreciate it.
HOKE: I think so.
HOKE: (Singing) It's quiet around here. It's quiet around here now.
HOKE: (Singing) I hope we make it on love. I hope we make it on love because the money is all gone, because the money is all gone. Yeah, we spent every penny. Yeah, we spent every dime. Always thought...
BLOCK: Tell me about the song "Hope We Make It On Love," which has this great perky up-tempo thing going on, but it's all about a couple that's - they lost everything. They've got no money left.
HOKE: I think I wrote it, like, a year and a half ago, but definitely sign of the times kind of a song, just recession. And I was watching "Dateline NBC," and there was an old couple, like, Palm Springs or something. They're selling their jewelry at the local pawnshop to buy food, but they were so in love with each other and happy that it was just kind of part of their life now. You know, they'd owned the yachts and had the Mercedes and everything, but they remembered the simple things in life, and that this is all just stuff, and love is all you need.
HOKE: (Singing) Yeah, I miss the jing-aling-ling(ph), the jing-aling-ling that we're used to. I miss the jing-aling-ling, the jing-aling-ling. Well, honey, don't you miss it too? We could do what we wanted, and the price was never wrong. I hope we make it on love because the money is all gone.
BLOCK: When you're writing a song, Derek, do you have a favorite place to be, some place that's really inspirational for you?
HOKE: I'm usually in the car either listening to you or...
HOKE: ...with the radio completely turned off, and I'll kind of see if anything comes. And I do a lot of just kind of singing out loud in the car.
BLOCK: What do you think is it about being in a car?
HOKE: I don't know because I'm not really trying to write a song. If I sat on the couch with a guitar and a pen and paper, I'm obviously trying to write a song. But if I'm driving a car, I'm kind of multitasking. I'm not really thinking about it, and so I think it comes from a more genuine place.
BLOCK: Maybe something about being in motion.
HOKE: That might have something to do with it - moving forward, I guess. I've never tried writing a song in reverse, maybe I'll do that next time.
HOKE: (Singing) Oh, you're walking in circles, walking in line, running to another (unintelligible) I've been waiting all night. I've been waiting all night. If you won't come home, I'm going to find someone to treat me right.
BLOCK: Derek Hoke, it's so fun to talk to you. Thank you.
HOKE: You too. Thank you, Melissa.
BLOCK: Derek Hoke's new CD is titled "Waiting All Night."
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This Council Statement from the sixth plenary meeting of the Transatlantic Council on Migration provides an overview of the Council's discussions on how states can work together to move beyond the mantra of "global governance," and begin taking concrete actions in pursuit of a shared agenda of safe, secure, legal, and orderly migration.
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A Gay Takeover at Mount Snow
Skiing and partying go hand in hand, but Mount Snow knows how to do it right.
While the southern Vermont resort is known more for attracting terrain park lovers and college co-eds, it was the LGBT members of The Welcoming Committee who took over the mountain this past weekend.
The Welcoming Committee (TWC) has traditionally been focused on Boston, taking over bars that cater to a straight crowd the first Friday of every month, a night they call Guerilla Queer Bar. In the past year, GQB rebranded itself as The Welcoming Committee and expanded to include sports, pub crawls, speed dating and weekend getaways.
"TWC Destination Takeovers are a natural extension of what we already do in Boston," said Daniel Heller, the founder of TWC. "We take iconic destinations and experiences that feel a bit homophobic and make them outrageously comfortable for one night or weekend. We've hit Foxwoods and, now, Mt. Snow, but we're just getting started."
The $250 fee included transportation, two nights at the Snow Lake Lodge, breakfast at the hotel, nightclub cover charge and a survival kit made up of snacks, beer and itinerary. Lift tickets could be bought at a discounted price.
Hopping on the Party Bus
The revelry began Friday evening with two buses full of Bostonians. The buses, named Beyoncé and Sasha Fierce, were metaphorical bars on wheels from start to finish. TWC revelers started early by passing around beers and flasks, setting the tone for the whole weekend. We were there to party... and possibly ski or snowboard.
Before the buses had even pulled into the Snow Lake Lodge's parking lot, men and women were getting down and dirty. Thanks to GroupMe, an app that allows groups like TWC to share messages and pictures in one thread instead of forcing members to text individually, an explicit crotch shot from the Sasha Fierce bus spread like wildfire. I'm glad I was riding on Beyoncé.
Not that it was tame. A dance party erupted on Beyoncé and lasted a few songs before the bus driver was forced to ask us to sit back down.
Welcome to Mount Snow
Upon arrival, Mount Snow welcomed us with open arms. The staff everywhere was kind and curious to learn more about The Welcoming Committee. Additionally, the nightclub events on both forthcoming evenings shed a lot of light for the patrons vacationing alongside us.
"Perhaps my favorite moment of the weekend was when I walked into the Snow Barn, Mt. Snow's on-premises nightclub, and overheard one of our members explaining 'takeovers' to a straight patron," said Daniel Heller, founder of The Welcoming Committee. "It warmed my heart that people on our trip were so mission focused and to see that the locals at the club were as interested in the mission as we are."
Both nightclub takeovers took place at the Snow Barn, conveniently located within a drunken stumble from our lodge.
Food at the Barn was cheap and inventive. I shared a honey mustard chicken pizza, a curious combination of sweet and salty, with at least three people. None of us went hungry thanks to the massive 22" pie. Drinks were appropriately priced for a ski resort, cheaper than the city but more expensive than a pub five miles down the street.
On Saturday night the live band Love in Stockholm played original music and covers. As the booze was free-flowing, I doubt that a single patron could remember the playlist, though several members of TWC were fawning over the lead singer, who blended in nicely with the attractive crowd.
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Thank you for all the responses to my question. While trying to prep my desktop machine for a new install, I've managed to break it to the point where it doesn't boot at all regardless of the OS. At this point, I probably qualify for a job with my company's IT department whose motto seems to be: If it ain't broken, fix it until it is.
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Hmmm, seems odd that it would still read DVD and CDs. I feel as though it must be a software issue. Perhaps the latest firmware isn't agreeable. Worth giving Denon support a call I would think.
Yes, it reads them without any troubles...and yes, I have contatcted Denon, they said that they only deal with appliances up to 2 years old , i.e. In-warranty repairs. After that , one needs to contact the authorised services ...so I did , and I was told that nothing can be quoted over the phone, even an estimate. I need to courier it to them , and pay £ 45 for inspection and diagnosing of the issue. They they give you an estimate, and if you are not happy you loose of course your £ 45 and £15 for courier .....However , if you go ahead with the repair , then the £ 45 is deducted from your bill...If I know that the bill will be £ 100- £ 130 , then I would probably go for it..., but who knows. It will cost me £ 60 only to find out
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Beef Stroganoff
Unless you make Beef Stroganoff regularly, you generally assume it's a complicated dish that takes a lot of time. Not so: you can make it from start to finish in less than half an hour. It's traditionally served over egg noodles but in my house we accompany it with brown rice.
Step 1
Place a large skillet over high heat and when it is hot, add the oil. Add the steak and cook until it is browned on all sides, about 6 minutes. Transfer the meat to a plate and set aside.
Step 2
Reheat (but do not clean) the skillet, add the onion and cook, stirring occasionally for 5 minutes. Add the mushrooms and cook until the vegetables are softened and browned, about 10 minutes. Gradually add the tomato paste, Dijon mustard and Worcestershire sauce, stirring until it is thoroughly mixed.
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Put the beef stock, yogurt and cognac in a small bowl or cup and mix well. Slowly add the yogurt mixture to the pan, stirring all the while and cook until just heated through, about 2 minutes.
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Add the reserved beef and cook one minute.
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Serve immediately, garnished with parsley.
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While many of our favorite collections hit on notes of playful and fancy-free,
3.1 Phillip Lim
was all about complexity under the guise of simplicity. Layered garments with protruding panels blurred the lines between where one hemline ended and one waistline began. Beneath this novelty, however, was an underlying current of flawlessly tailored, pristine sportswear in taupe, khaki, cool gray, and ice blue. Simple, beautiful looks, despite the complexity of the blue print, left us in awe. Oh, and we're lusting pretty hard over the bags, too. And of course, the front row was as star-studded as they come (Kanye!)—check out our photos at the 3.1 Phillip Lim show.
Photos by Lianna Tarantin