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Nightmare on Elm Street, A (US - DVD R1)
Dustin McNeill reviews the original Nightmare in Infinifilm Special Edition
Nancy Thompson's ordinarily peaceful sleep has been troubled lately by a series of ghastly nightmares about a horribly burned man with razors for fingers. As it would turn out, her friends have been suffering from the same ailment and begin to die grisly unexplainable deaths in their sleep. Ignored by the police (presumably because 'dream-demon' doesn't look to good on a coroners report right next to 'cause of death') and with few allies, Nancy is left to fend for herself against the mysterious nightmare man. Before she can figure out how to defeat him, she'll have to uncover the mystery of who he is or once was, a secret the residents of Springwood have well-kept until now. As the tagline goes " If Nancy doesn't wake up screaming, she won't wake up at all."
The best way a horror film can scare me is to unfold in a world not unlike my own. Secluded summer camps and space ships high in orbit are good fun, but I frequent neither of those places. Director Wes Craven in all his wisdom chose to situate his Nightmare in two locales that most of his target audience would know well. The first would be quiet suburban 'Any-town U.S.A.' or for the purposes of the movie, Springwood, Ohio. The second (and this is why I say most) would be the character's minds, their psyche. If a film has this element of familiarity, it's already well on its way to scaring me. If it does its job well enough, I'll turn the corners in my house tonight a little more cautiously to be sure that whatever hellish antagonist it has isn't waiting for me.
Of course, this is my umpteenth viewing of A Nightmare On Elm Street and having suffered through the sequels, the film ceases to scare me now. What it hasn't ceased to do is fantastically entertain me and take from my wallet hard-earned dough for special edition releases. I feel that even twenty odd years later, the film still packs a good scare, not surprisingly; this is an important film for horror enthusiasts.
The main attraction of Nightmare is of course Craven's incredibly well written antagonist, Freddy Krueger. Played to devilish perfection by Robert Englund, it's wonderful fun to see the character in his terrifying prime, long before it was hosting MTV and ruining the franchise. It's this original that secures Freddy's place as one of the most horrifying villains ever to grace the big screen. Think about it: you can't outrun this slasher. You could try to hurt him, but how exactly do you hurt something that laughs in the face of pain? He's positively inescapable as your dreams are his domain and you have to sleep sometime. His look has become truly iconic, the red and green sweater, the dirty hat and razor-glove. He's nearly as recognizable as Santa Clause and thankfully just as fictional.
Craven's script for Nightmare is nothing short of ingenious, being a mixture of fantasy and horror. It's this infusion of genres that allow the line between reality and dreams to be blurred until the final disorienting (and possibly confusing) ending. It's interesting that ordinarily 'it's only a dream' would be a comforting thought, whereas in this film it's cause for alarm. No matter what level of consciousness you're in, the consequences are the same. Die in your sleep, die for real. The only time you're safe is when you're awake, and you can't stay awake forever. The ideology Craven presents us with is simply brilliant.
The cast aside from Englund are all just as good as the writing that went into the roles they portray. Heather Langenkamp is an excellent heroine, the smart and determined Nancy. It's rather strange to see a young Johnny Depp as her boyfriend and while he doesn't make or break the picture with his performance, he does his part well (especially for it being his first film.) As always, genre regular John Saxon is a delight as the town sheriff who wants what's best for his daughter, even if that means keeping things from her.
This part of the review could go on for much longer, but chances are you've probably seen this film already and most likely want to know if it's worth upgrading to from the previous edition. The movie hasn't changed any (knock on wood), it's still the same fright-fest it's always been, so I'll leave it at this; If Halloween established the slasher sub-genre, Nightmare re-energized it and for that, is a great horror film.
The film is presented in its original 1:85:1 widescreen aspect ratio. One of the perks of this Infinifilm edition is that it boasts remastered video and it shows. The first image of each shot is from the 2001 edition; notice how dark the image appears. This problem has been thoroughly corrected and sharpness improved for this release. Strangely, the colours lean more towards blue here, but it's not terribly distracting. I personally like the black levels of the 2001 transfer better, but it alone doesn't make for a better picture than this one. Clean of dirt and scratches, this Nightmare looks exquisite.
New Line has outfitted the set with several audio options, the only one I listened to being the Dolby Digital 5.1 EX track. Distributors should take note for this is how a horror film should sound. While the bulk of the audio in Nightmare is atmospheric (think steamy boiler rooms) and musical (Charlie Bernstein's haunting score) in nature, it still makes for a fantastic listen. Once I first heard Freddy's razor-glove scrape metal, I knew I was in for a treat. The track literally immerses you into the films environment, one of the most 'surrounding' surround sound mixes on a horror film I've heard in a while. Turn the lights down low, the volume way up and prepare to be scared witless.
I've never been on board for New Line's Infinifilm series. The whole thing just feels too gimmicky for my taste. 'Beyond The Film'—don't regular special editions do that? I don't understand why they couldn't have just stuck with their Platinum Series label. I tried to enjoy the movie 'Infinifilm' style, but it's too distracting, starting and stopping the show every four and half seconds for alternate takes and interviews. If I want special features, I'll pop in disc two.
The first commentary with Wes Craven, Heather Langenkamp, John Saxon and Jacques Haitkin is carried over from the 2001 release, so I felt no need to hear it again. I did watch the film with the new commentary featuring Wes Craven, Robert Shaye, Robert Englund, Heather Langenkamp, Amanda Wyss, Ronee Blakley and Sara Risher, and enjoyed it. Had the participants recorded all at once, this would be a party; however, they were conducted separately and tied together by a moderator. It's informational, but ultimately feels like a ninety two minute audio essay. I was somewhat let down that it wasn't scene-specific.
'The House That Freddy Built' featurette is an great look at the history of New Line Cinema, even if it does play like a twenty-three minute long commercial. It covers from the early distribution-only days of New Line to the recent Lord of the Rings films. The most surprising nugget of trivia this feature held for me was that Peter Jackson submitted a script for Nightmare six called 'The Dream Lover'. 'Night Terrors' is a fifteen minute featurette on the history of dreams and their different cultural interpretations. As educational as it is entertaining, this is a fantastic inclusion for the set.
The seven part documentary 'Never Sleep Again' is a fifty-ish minute retrospective look at the production. Incredibly comprehensive, it covers much of the same ground the 'Welcome to Primetime' documentary did from the franchise box set (also released in 2001). Since much of the information given here is rehash to diehard fans, the plethora of outtakes make it worth sitting through.
The alternate endings are somewhat of a bore, simply alternate versions of the actual one (which was not only a bore, but a letdown.) The disc has several DVD-ROM supplements, some of which are carried over from the previous release. Surprisingly, these will work on a Macintosh. While I appreciate this, I don't much like DVD-ROM and didn't care to check out the offerings. If you're interested there's a 'script-to-screen' feature, weblinks, and 'more'. Lastly, the second disc includes a ridiculously easy trivia challenge and the film's theatrical trailer.
As much as New Line's Infinifilm label bugs me, this is a stellar Special Edition. The technical presentation is an impressive improvement over the previous disc and the supplements definitely satisfy. Freddy-philes and cinema fans alike shouldn't hesitate in upgrading from the lacklustre 2001 release. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go grab my crucifix and settle down for a good nights sleep, hopefully devoid of everyone's friendly neighbourhood dream demon.
Review by Dustin McNeill
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Disc Details
Release Date: 26th September 2006
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: Yes
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 EX English, DTS ES 6.1 English,
Subtitles: English
Extras: Audio Commentaries, Nightmare Fact Track, Three Alternate Endings, 'Never Sleep Again' Documentary, 'The House That Freddy Built' Featurette, 'Night Terrors' Featurette, Theatrical Trailer, DVD-ROM content
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Wes Craven
Cast: Heather Langenkamp, Robert Englund, Johnny Depp, John Saxon
Genre: Fantasy and Horror
Length: 92 minutes
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Two friends came up with a philanthropic project benefiting King�s Kupboard Food Pantry, putting fashion and nutrition in the spotlight Monday.
Patti Bailey, owner of Maggie Anne�s Boutique in Hillsdale, along with Hillsdale Community Health Center Dietician Denise Lovinger, put their heads together organizing a sold-out event highlighting National Nutrition Month.
Close to 100 women gathered at Olivia�s Chop House in Jonesville to support the effort while enjoying a nutritious meal, seeing spring fashions modeled up close and learning what Kings Kupboard does for Hillsdale�s needy.
Bailey, who was searching for a unique way to benefit a charity, said she approached Lovinger about doing a show for the hospital. Lovinger told her the real need was to help food pantries provide and educate area residents on finding healthy food.
�The goal is to nourish people in our country and people in our own county who are hurting,� Lovinger said.
Lovinger, with the aid of student dietician Colleen Hastings, provided a booth with handouts about healthier eating options, answering dietary questions from those interested. Handouts included food, nutrition and health tips from the American Dietetic Association.
Prior to the show, Lovinger shared how one in three people have Type 2 Diabetes and how heart disease is a leading disease in Hillsdale County.
�We live in an economically disadvantaged county and many of my patients go to Kings Kupboard to get food,� she said.
Pantry Director Kristin Lucas also provided a few facts about Kings Kupboard, noting that 928 different families come into the pantry for help. The pantry is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons serving 35 families per day and sometimes up to 80 or 90 on busy days.
�We spend $3,000 a month on food and also have food that is donated,� Lucas said. �We have volunteers from our church and the community. It�s an ecumenical food pantry and we�re always looking for volunteers.�
Table arrangements provided by Smith�s Flowers and the Plant Nook were on sale with proceeds going to Kings Kupboard. Milberry Lane provided topiaries, also for sale at the store in Hillsdale.
Bailey thanked fashion show consultant Sue Cervini for helping with fittings for the event. The show featured eight models, customers of Bailey�s store, who walked among the tables of ladies while they enjoyed a nutritious meal.
Spring fashions included bright colors, nautical themes and classic black and white patterns. Accessories, scarves, jewelry and purses were included show how to �spice up� wardrobes for spring and summer.
An added bonus to the event was a coupon Bailey calls the �10-10-10� coupon. Attendees were given a coupon to use in the store for 10 percent off their purchase. The coupon is good for 10 days after the event and 10 percent of the total amount of sales will be donated to King�s Kupboard.
�So the fundraising doesn�t stop here,� Bailey said. �It will continue for 10 more days.�
Yolanda Hlavati of Hillsdale and Carol Wiley of Pittsford came together to enjoy a �girls day� out.
�We like to get together, plus, it�s nice to support the community,� Wiley said.
Barb Vallieu, a winner of a Vera Bradley lunch bag door prize, said the event was not only fun, it shows how ladies can get together and make a difference for the community.
�I think we�ll see more of these events in the future,� she said.
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Theres no one here by the name of Cindiman Pinneke, she was told.
It was only after McClintock called her partners cellphone that Pinneke was able to peek her head around the corner and invite McClintock back.
That potentially could have been a disastrous situation had Cindiman been incapacitated. That kind of discrimination is absolutely unacceptable, said McClintock, who lives in Durango.
Its the kind of situation a civil-unions bill that will be introduced Wednesday in the Colorado Legislature is designed to avoid.
With the Legislature now firmly in Democratic control, its a sure thing that Colorado gay and lesbian couples will soon be able to enter into civil unions to help them share property, children and health-care rights.
But the long-sought goal for same-sex couples in Colorado is being overshadowed by events in Washington.
In the spring, the U.S. Supreme Court will take up two cases that could determine whether states like Colorado can ban gay marriage.
Meanwhile, other states are moving faster than Colorado.
Last months elections marked the first time that voters in other states Maine, Washington and Maryland opted to legalize same-sex marriage.
But in Colorado, the best couples can do in the near-term is a civil union. A civil union grants rights and responsibilities identical to marriage under state law, but the union is not recognized by the federal government for tax and inheritance purposes.
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Legislators say they will introduce a civil-unions bill when the Legislature convenes Wednesday and pass it quickly.
The issue rattled the Legislature last year, when House Republican leaders shut down voting and killed nearly two dozen unrelated bills so they wouldnt have to bring civil unions up for a vote.
Civil unions passed the Senate last year with support from all 20 Democrats and three Republicans. Only one of the Republican supporters Durangos Ellen Roberts remains in the Senate, but Democrats retain their 20-15 majority and will have enough votes to pass civil unions once again.
In the House, Democrats now enjoy a 37-28 majority. At least two House Republicans also support civil unions.
Given the math, opponents have stopped arguing in public against civil unions.
Incoming Speaker of the House Mark Ferrandino, D-Denver, sponsored last years bill. In the days after the election, his email was filled with people asking him to sponsor a bill to repeal Colorados ban on gay marriage, but he said thats not yet on his agenda.
I dont think were there yet as a state, said Ferrandino, who will be Colorados first openly gay speaker of the House.
What I want to do is make sure couples in Colorado, families in Colorado, have the recognition and legal protections that we can afford them under the Colorado Constitution. So civil unions is the right thing to do, Ferrandino said.
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McClintock is feeling confident that the court will rule her way.
However, its very frightening because its all or nothing, she said.
Durango residents Laura Latimer and Ellen Paul got married in California before Proposition 8 passed.
Latimer is still interested in the politics of the issue, but often domestic chores and caring for their son take precedence, she said.
She has a ho-hum attitude about the upcoming civil-unions bill.
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Sem Joseph Lesley of Smyrna, DE, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Saturday, April 27, 2013 at the Delaware Hospice Center in Milford, DE.
He was 69.
Mr. Lesley was born on October 19, 1943, in West Grove, PA, the son of the late Joseph Lesley and Bertha Brubaker Lesley.
Sem grew up on the family farm along the Octoraro Lake in Lancaster County, PA. He graduated from Solanco High School in Quarryville, PA in 1961 and from Iowa State University in 1965 with a B.S. in Horticulture.
He proudly served his country with honors in the U.S. Air Force.
In 1968, he married his wife Barbara Cope Lesley. They spent 45 happy years together.
Sem retired after 30 years of service with the State of Delaware, Highway Department as their primary Horticulturist.
He was an avid outdoorsman who greatly enjoyed hunting, fishing, and trapping. His hunting adventures led him throughout Canada and Alaska. He also enjoyed competitive target shooting and he was the 2001 and 2003 National Champion for the 1000 Yard Target Shooting Competition held in Quantico, VA. At home, he enjoyed gardening, landscaping, and bird watching at Bombay Hook. He enjoyed traveling extensively with his family throughout the world.
Mr. Lesley was a member of The Original Pennsylvania 1000 Yard Benchrest Club, the Bridgeville Rifle and Pistol Club, the Delaware Center for Horticulture, the Friends of Bombay Hook, and the University of Delaware Botanic Gardens.
He is survived by his wife, Barbara; 3 sons, Matthew Phillip Lesley and his wife, Amy, Joseph Allen Lesley and his wife, Kimberly, and John Brubaker Lesley and his wife, Katherine; his grandson, Jacob; 2 granddaughters, Ava and Emma; his brother, Hugh Lesley; 2 sisters, Susan Derrickson and her husband, Paul Pelen and Mary Lou Pexton and her husband, Michael; and numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews.
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Burial will be privately held on Friday, May 3, 2013 at New London Cemetery in New London, PA.
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Edward TangAlumni, Class of 2003
Ed Tang is an artist, designer, programmer, musician, and technologist. He received his MPS from the Interactive Telecommunications Program and his BM in Music Technology at New York University. He studied classical violin and pianist since the age of 6 and performed frequently as an active soloist and ensemble musician for nearly 16 years. He worked as a freelance music and digital audio editor for broadcast television and new media in New York City.
During his time at ITP, he shifted his interests to include Internet culture, computer science, interactive game design and computer graphics programming. He has exhibited digital design and artwork in venues and festivals all over the world, including events in Paris, Glasgow, Warsaw, New York City, London, Seattle, and Vancouver, BC.
He returned to Seattle in 2004 to pursue doctoral work at the Center for Digital Art and Experimental Media at the University of Washington. At DXARTS, his research interests included new forms of hybrid software based works, electroacoustic music, and bodily interfaces for telematic musical performance.
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Aranka is a young Indian artist who has lived and worked in many international cities (spanning both Western and non-Western cultures), Her work ranges in mediums from painting to animation to video art. She explores the vastness of our innermost spirit and energy, aiming to bring her audience to a place where the spiritual meets the real. At ITP she hopes to add interactive technology to her work.


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LinkStations are not intended to be hacked. Since, however, they are mostly build on the same hardware and software platform as the Kuroboxes, they have a lot in common. Not all LinkStation versions have equivalent Kurobox cousins, because Buffalo only sells selected hardware under the Kurobox name. For example, there is a MIPS processor LinkStation HD-HLAN, while all Kuroboxes are based on a PowerPC processor. Still, even the MIPS based LinkStation can in large parts be hacked similar to Kuroboxes.
Another hardware difference for quite some time was that LinkStations are and were always available with 110V (120V) and 220V (240V) built-in power supplies, while the Kuroboxes until recently only had built-in 110V power supplies. The current Kurobox HG-WR now comes with an external, universal power supply. The Kurobox is still not available with a built-in 220V power supply.
Buffalo/Melco has occasionally indicated that they are not too happy about people hacking their LinkStations, citing warranty and liability reasons. The LinkStation hacking community has never been "recognized" by Buffalo/Melco. LinkStations and TerraStations are, for example, excluded from the Revolution (a Buffalo brand) KuroBox hacking contests (reconfirmed in this chat log). LinkStation hackers have also been accused of "stealing" contents from kurobox.com. This might be the reason why the LinkStation hacking community traditionally keeps a little bit separate from the Kurobox community and doesn't feel welcome.


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A schedule of events and of things to do in and Around Rolla this weekend.
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A night of dinner and live music to raise money for the St. James Boys Soccer team will be held at the St. James Community Center beginning at 6 p.m. March 16. There will also be a silent auction, with bidding starting at 5:30 p.m. and ending at 8 p.m. Tickets for the event are $15 for individuals and $25 for couples if purchased in advance. Ticket prices go up $5 at the door. Wine from St James Winery will also be available at an extra charge. For more information, contact the St. James Boys Soccer Team at 573-263-3144 or 573-263-1204 or e-mail email@example.com
The Newburg Children's Museum will be having a biscuit and gravy breakfast fundraiser on Saturday, March 16 from 7:30-11:30 a.m. at Blues Too in downtown Newburg. Homemade biscuits and sausage gravy - $5 for adults, $2.50 for children 2-10, and free for children under 2.
The St. Pat's Parade will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 16 on Pine Street in Rolla.
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The Original Caramel Apple Jello Shots [With Real Apples]
Can you believe I actually spend time trying to figure out what kinds of food could be used as a vessel for jello shots? I'm not a lush I swear … although my blog would have you totally fooled.
It's just that, after filling lemons, limes, oranges and strawberries with vodka infused jello, I knew there had to be something else …
So we tried apples… and guess what? YUM. Especially with my caramel flavored butterscotch schnapps jello.
(If you wanted something with a little bit more alcohol content you could always try them out with Van Gogh Dutch Caramel Vodka instead of butterscotch schnapps) Or for a kid friendly, non-alcoholic version just use cold water mixed with two tablespoons of caramel syrup instead of butterscotch schnapps or vodka!
Shopping List (makes about 40 slices/shots)
10 small granny smith apples
1 envelope knox gelatin
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup coconut milk
2 drops yellow food coloring
1 envelope Land o Lakes caramel hot chocolate (Regular would do just fine if you can't find caramel)
1/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup butterscotch schnapps
lemon juice
1. Half and hollow out apples cutting them from the stem down. I used a melon baller to hollow the apples and it worked well. After hollowing them squeeze some lemon juice on top to reduce browning.
2. Mix your 1/2 cup water with your envelope of hot chocolate in a medium sized sauce pan. Whisk it to make sure all the chocolate is combined. Add the 1/2 cup of coconut milk, whisk again.
3. Sprinkle your gelatin on top and let it sit a few minutes. Turn on low/medium heat and mix the gelatin until all is combined.
4. Add 1/4 cup sugar and simmer slightly until sugar is combined. Add your food coloring until you get the caramel color desired. I used two drops. Let mixture cool to warm. Pour in your 1/2 cup of butterscotch schnapps.
5. With your apples arranged so they fit tightly and secure on a cookie sheet, pour your caramel jello mixture into your apples. Refrigerate overnight.
6. Cut halves in quarters and those quarters in half again. Serve immediately. (The lemon juice can only prevent the browning for so long). Trim off the sides of the apples that have browned too much! For featuring on your website please make sure to contact firstname.lastname@example.com
152 Responses to "The Original Caramel Apple Jello Shots [With Real Apples]"
Oh my gosh. I love these. Caramel is my chocolate. What an amazing idea. You are definitely the jello shot queen.
Okay this is the best way to have caramel apple jello shots, you're a genius! This looks so good! I haven't made jello using fruit molds in so long but really want to again after seeing this, wow! I won't be able to get over these, yum! Thanks for sharing, buzzed it =]
What a great idea, those look delicious!! 🙂
Um, this is the BEST ONE YET. This one should be on every food magazine website in the world. You are a jello shot superstar to the max.
I looooove it!!
You are out of control. These look amazing.
You are the master of jello shots!! these look great also
Oh wow – what a great idea! I love apples dipped in caramel – this is amazing!!!
Simply genius. What a unique and creative idea. Kudos to you!!
These are amazing! I love it.
that looks REALLY GOOD
omg michelle! soooo hoping these are going to make an appearance for halloween weekend. they look absolutely amazing!
BAHHH THIS IS SOOOOOOO CUTE!!!! I need them. Now. Is it too early to drink?
Holy cow!! What an interesting and creative idea! This would be awesome for a Halloween party!!
What an awesome idea! These would be so fun to serve at a party!
Oooh-I see a lot of hits coming your way on this blog post. Great timing, brilliantly creative and delicious. Buzz buzz!
Absolutely love this! How perfect for fall! Must have a party so I can make these!!
You are pretty much awesome. I want to come to your house for a party! And while I love all of your jello shots, I think this might be one of my faves bc of the apples and butterscotch flavor! Buzz!
SO making these for a Halloween Party! YUM!!
This is an awesome idea!!!! Love it!!!
Oh my goodness…awesome!!! Thank you for the recipe, can't wait to make them.
Great idea! Can't wait to try these!
Like, like, like!
LOVE IT! I want to have a party just so I can try all of your different jello shots. With Halloween coming, this one is a great idea!!!
Too insane. Funny, I was just thinking the same thing about myself… When people begin asking you to develop cocktails with certain types of liquor, what does that say about you? I'm enjoying this.
Just Wow! So very creative . . . and so many of my favorite flavors. You are a wizard!
Simply amazing!
I'm coming grown up trick or treating at your place for those! 🙂 Yum!!
This is A-W-E-S-O-M-E!!! Thanks for sharing.
Now you are just showing off!!!! Wow. Just wow.
Those look awesome!!
I don't drink, but I could totally make these minus the alchohol.
Your blog is ADORABLE and makes me want to bake for days. I am definitely your newest follower 🙂
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Oh yum, how delicious!
I'm totally using this at my next party!! How am I just now finding your blog!!?? I LOVE it….and you live in DC (I'm in VA).
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Super cool! I love caramel more than chocolate, and I especially love it with apples! Brilliant!
Holy cow these are stunning! Congratulations on Top 9…well deserved! Buzzed!
These are freakin awesome!!!!
They are beautiful and I'd like one right now…at 9:42 AM!
Brilliant post! I loooove caramel apple and combined with liquor?? Wow!
Must you be so brilliant?! You're making the rest of us look bad.. 😉
That looks really really good!
Genius! Now this is my kind of fall recipe.
I would lOVE for you to link this up to my fall crawl blog party pweease.. http://theartsygirlconnection.blogspot.com : ))
I have never seen fancy shots anywhere else.. watermelon and now apples 🙂
omg! what a cute, yummy idea! I need to put this on my pinterest
I have never seen fruit used as a vessel for jello shots before. These are amazing! This coming weekend is our last as Seasonal Campers for the year. I am so going to make these to surprise my fellow campers. Thanks for sharing, I look forward to more great recipes for next camping season!!
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Saw this on Pinterest and it looks amazing but I'm wondering if the apples don't brown overnight in the fridge? How do you keep yours looking so nice? Really just lemon juice? Thanks!
They really didn't brown anymore than you see in these photos. I made them in the afternoon, they sat overnight in the fridge and I sliced them in the morning. They even lasted sliced until we brought them over to a friends that night to share! Lemon juice is great, but I think it helps that the caramel jello is brown too!
Found this recipe while searching for some fun jello shot ideas for a Octoberfest contest we're having this weekend!!! You have given me confidence to be a front runner! 🙂 Love it! Thanks so much!!!
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Wouldn't this recipe make 80 slices? 8/ apple (4/half of an apple)?
10 apples = 20 halves = 40 quarters?
These look amazing Michelle! Know I have to decided which I want to try making; these or the candy apple ones 😀
is there something I could use instead of coconut milk? I can't have coconut…
You make some of the most amzingly adorable jello shots & other food in general that I've ever seen. I LOVE this!
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I made these for a halloween party this past weekend and they were a huge hit…Thanks!!
I've seen fruit shots in pictures before and always wondered how they were made. Thanks for clearing that up!! I'm totally loving this recipe 🙂
dropping everything to make these RIGHT NOW!
I've seen citrus fruits done like this before but this is so different. Perfect for fall!
I'm making these right now! The only cocoa I found with caramel in it is Starbucks, pretty spendy, but good. I used the butterscotch schnaps and also added a little extra vodka and sprinked a little extra gellatin in. They seem to be setting nicely!
Just finished making these. I substituted coconut milk for sweetened condensed and skipped the sugar. I also had trouble iwth the cookie sheet, so I put the apples halves in my cupcake pan. They stopped rolling around.
This sounds awesome and I would love to try it for a summer party.
Just thought I'd say I've had great success with soaking apples in salt water for a few minutes instead of lemon juice to delay browning. I don't think it would adversely effect the jello, but worth a try if lemon is not your thing. 🙂
This is an AMAZING and innovative recipe! Thanks for sharing with the internet world. I'm going to try it tonight for my holiday party.
oh my gosh, i want to eat these! i just don't want to have to make them!!
love it<3!!!
Just made them, delicious!
made them today..OMG YUM!
Just finished making these and the red hot ones for new years,
So excited to cut into them tomorrow!
For people who have had them…do you taste the chocolate from the cocoa? My husband would love these, but hates chocolate, so I was just wondering before trying it out.
I always love trying different recipes, try these out there some of my favorite http://howtofixstuff.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-fix-various-jello-shots.html
Hi Meg! My finance doesnt like chocolate either. The buttershots flavor really takes over so it's not a strong chocolate taste at all. I also used caramel flavored hot chocolate, which probably helped as well. Hope that helps you out.
Can't wait to try these. I've always used Sprite to keep my apples from turning. Cheaper and easier to open than squeezing a lemon. Also the taste isn't so strong!
Looks so good! Can't wait to try them!
Michelle, I love all of your recipes!!
I amended this one by using butterscotch pudding instead of cocoa… excellent and was able to skip the food coloring step… Thanks for all of the inspiration!!!
Did you use the whole box of pudding mix?
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i have a family member allergic to coconut, is there another option instead of the coconut milk?
I bet regular milk, or condensed milk (since it's sweeter) would work well. Try 1/2 cup condensed sweetened milk.
here michelle
just curious if they are easy to slice? doesn't the jello squish out when you try to cut them? how do you keep the shape so well? can't wait to try!!!
I don't quite understand what you mean,trouble again to explain,especially hollister and so on
How can I do this without any alcohol content?
idea could you make a bloody mary shot in a small tomato?
The possibilities are endless with knox gelatin. Tomatoes are also a lot easier to hollow out. I would imagine that you just take a 1/2 cup of water and a 1/2 cup of tomato juice and then the packet of gelatin and 1/2 cup of absolut peppar vodka and just sort of follow the directions above for mixing and cooking directions 🙂
Made these this weekend. Yummy!!!!!
I am a huge fan of jello shots and now I just found this wonderful combination on pinterest.. thanks a lot for beeing that creative. I will have to try these shots even if I am not very sure how to holloe ot the apples that perfect?
Can you do this with out the Schnapps? With maybe caramel flavoring?
marvellous! so excited to try for thanksgiving or halloween!
I made these for a party a few months ago and they were a huge hit! However, I tried making them again this past weekend and the whole thing flopped. The only change that I made between the two batches is the hot chocolate. I couldn't find any Land O Lakes so I went with Swiss Miss Caramel. The jello set, but when cut open, had separated and it was extremely salty. Have you tried this with any other hot chocolate, and if so, did you have success? Land O Lakes is hit-or-miss where I live and while I will stock up when I see it, I'd like to know if there were any other successful options. Swiss Miss is a definite no-go!
I have to admit, I am not a big fan of the hot cocoa powder as it makes the shot taste more like chocolate than caramel, so I left out the cocoa powder and the sugar and substituted a 1/4 cup of caramel sauce. Then for the alcohol, I used 1/4 cup Butterscotch Schnapps and 1/8 cup Pinnacle orange whipped vodka and 1/8 cup of Everclear to give it a nice alcohol boost and boy does that Everclear give it a kick!
Anybody know of a substitute for the coconut milk? I'm allergic to it, but definitely want to make these for tailgating soon!
Does anyone happen to have a recipe for this without alcohol, that they could direct me to?
Hi Rachel — Just replace the butterscotch schnapps with another liquid that's not alcohol. Perhaps a 1/2 cup apple juice. 🙂
Umm hello, these look absolutely amazing!!! I've actually never made jello shots before (just taken other people's haha), but you may have started me on a kick. =)
Sadly, I've seen your pictures taken and pinned on pinterest with captions like "Caramel Apples for the kids!" and "Easy caramel apples for Halloween! Less mess for the kids!" What idiots. I make sure to inform them of their idiocy and share your site address for this so you are properly credited.
Hi from Turkey:))))Heyyy it's a fantastic idea…i am sure that also the taste is great too!!!
I'm a newbie to jello shots and have a question. Step #2 says to mix the water & hot chocolate in a sauce pan. Boiling or cold water? Thanks
Hi Jake — cold water. Don't boil until the gelatin layer is sprinkled on top and sits for a few minutes. 🙂
Thank you. Can't wait to make them!
I have made these and everyone loved them!! Love your site Michelle.
I used an melon baller to scoop out the insides, works great! Since my friends love their jello shots, instead of the water I added vodka. Very strong, but tasty.
WOW! Never heard of Vodka induced fruit before. Is that like pregnant women being induced to give birth? I thought it was called "inF– USED". I guess they're right when they say you learn something new every day.
Thanks for that catch Kathryn! Ha.
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I made this for a neighborhood get together this weekend. HUGE hit!!! I used the 1/2 cup butterscotch schnapps and added 1/2 cup caramel vodka to make them a little stronger. Everyone thought they were really good. I will definitely make the kid friendly one in addition to the adult only ones next time, though. All the little ones were so upset when they couldn't have one.
These are awesome! I haven't seen my best friend in almost a year and tonight is the night we get to get silly. I mixed the recipe up a little though, instead of a half cup of just a single liquor I used 1/4 butter shots and 1/4 cup UV candy bar. I also ran out of hot chocolate so I used a cappuccino mix. Turned out wonderful. I also used some honey crisp apples along with some granny smith. Thanks for the recipe!
I cant find a store that sells coconut milk. Is there anything that I can substitute for it?
Sweetened condensed milk would work. Do a couple tablespoons of it mixed with some water! Remember it will make it sweet though so maybe so add as much sugar in step 4 🙂
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how many oz of gelatin is in one packet? also, if i want to add a 1/2 cup of caramel vodka in addition to the butterscotch schnapps, should i sprinkle on more gelatin as well? or can i sub out the water for a 1/2 cup of vodka or will it not work without water? i just want them to have a little more alcohol so they do the trick 🙂
I love the tips you shared here. Thanks for posting this.
I am so dying to make these but I am wondering, in the picture you have an apple and a bottle of dekuyper buttershots . Is that in the recipe ? did you leave it out? Please let me know.
Can these be made without the vodka….some recovering folks in the ggroup
How long foes it take for gelatin to form jello?
How many ounces in a package of Jello?
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One of my earliest efforts at making ebooks was Ehrengraf for the Defense, Lawrence Block's collection of Martin H. Ehrengraf short stories. It's also the ebook that set me on the path to learning html. I built the original ebook in Scrivener. While it turned out great and I was very proud of it, it encountered a rather nasty bug that affected older Kindles. It makes the font teeny-tiny and forces users to greatly increase the size of the font in order to read it. It's not a fatal bug, but a bug nonetheless.**
So ta-da! Ehrengraf for the Defense, New and Improved!
As long as I was rebuilding the file in html, I decided to stick a little something extra in it. Martin Ehrengraf loves poetry and often quotes it. Each of the eleven stories is preceded by a snippet of poetry, too. In the older version I put the poem snippets and poets in the table of contents. In this version I decided it would be tidier to make an index.
Basically, it's a table of contents. Click on an entry and it takes the user to the quoted poetry.
The only difference between this and a table of contents is that a ToC is listed in order and this index is alphabetized. I also included a few double-entries for the instances of multiple poems by the same poet.
One important thing for Kindle formats (and thank you Paul Salvette for the head's up about this) is to make sure you use the "div id=" tag as opposed to "a name=" tag. I enclosed the entire quote with "div" and "/div". This ensures that when the user clicks through to a poem it doesn't blow out my formatting. What it looks like is this (with extra spaces to keep from triggering wordpress's helpfulness):
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This is very easy to do. The most difficult part is finding and keeping track of the entries. Because I used a special class for the poetry quotes, I did a search for the class name then used my analog word processor (a pencil and notebook) to list items as I found them. A quick task with so few entries. For something more complicated, such as a glossary of terms, I'd have the author tag the terms or passages to be indexed in the source file (by bolding the text, perhaps) then search for the bolding (or other tag) throughout the file, ID the entries, then copy/paste the items with their identifiers into a program that lets me automatically alphabetize the entries. That way I could double-check to make sure each identifier is unique and make sure the entire list is properly alphabetized.
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Discount store operator Fred's Inc. said Thursday that sales at stores open at least a year rose 0.8 percent in October.
The company also lowered the high end of its third-quarter earnings forecast, citing its October sales performance.
Total revenue for the four weeks ended Nov. 2 climbed 2 percent from last year, to $143.4 million.
CEO Bruce Efird said in a statement that bad weather near Halloween hurt sales and shoppers clamped down on their spending during the recent federal government shutdown. He noted that while general merchandise sales were sluggish, pharmacy sales were strong. The company also had solid performances from reconfigured departments such as auto & hardware.
For the third quarter, Fred's sales at stores open at least a year rose 1.4 percent, while total revenue increased 2 percent to $460.5 million. Wall Street, on average, was expecting sales for the quarter of $458 million, according to FactSet.
Year-to-date sales at stores open at least a year climbed 1.1 percent. Total revenue rose 2 percent to $1.44 billion.
Fred's now expects third-quarter earnings to be up 5 percent to 10 percent from a year earlier. Based on the prior-year period's earnings of 18 cents per share, that implies about 19 cents to 20 cents per share. Its prior guidance was for 19 cents to 23 cents per share.
Analysts, on average, forecast earnings of 22 cents per share.
This West Tennessee Home Builders Association is launching the VESTA Home Show Saturday, Nov. 9.
This year's home show, which runs through Dec. 1, features six homes, built by Bryce Homes, Ruch Builders, The Dave Moore Cos., D&D Custom Homes, David Clark Construction LLC and Darin K. Halford.
The show will be located at St. James Place, a subdivision on Forest Hill-Irene Road in Germantown that was also the site of last year's show.
The West Tennessee Home Builders Association has partnered with Neighborhood Christian Centers of Memphis for this year's show.
General admission tickets are $12. Tickets for individuals who are 60 and older cost $10, while tickets for ages 7 to 14 are $5.
For more information, visit www.mahba.com/vesta or call 756-4500.
Visible Music College has a new vice president of academics.
Corey Latta will oversee all aspects of academics for the college, including hiring faculty and advancing academic programs. Latta also will teach courses in English and theology.
Latta holds a Bachelor of Arts in biblical studies from Crichton College, a Master of Arts in New Testament studies from Harding School of Theology, a second Master of Arts in English from the University of Memphis and a doctorate from the University of Southern Mississippi, according to Visible Music College.
The Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence will present a free screening Saturday, Nov. 9, of the film "The Hobart Shakespeareans."
The documentary, to be shown at the Malco Paradiso theater at 10 a.m., chronicles how teacher Rafe Esquith introduced Shakespeare to students at a Los Angeles school in a low-income neighborhood where English is a second language for many students, and the impact it had on their achievement.
The film also includes the reaction to the students' work from Shakespearean actors.
Registration at martininstitute.org is required to reserve a seat.
A new report shows Tennessee students are leading the nation in academic growth.
Commonly known as "The Nation's Report Card," the National Assessment of Educational Progress assesses students in fourth- and eighth-grade reading and math. The report released Thursday shows Tennessee students had the largest growth of any state from 2011 to 2013, with a 22-point growth across all subject areas. The next closest state in growth was Indiana with 15.
For fourth-grade students, Tennessee went from 46th to 37th in math and from 41st to 31st in reading.
State officials say the improvement is partially due to education reforms over the last few years including a tougher teacher evaluation process.
Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages rose slightly last week but remained near historically low levels.
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday that the average rate on the 30-year loan increased to 4.16 percent from 4.10 percent last week, which was the lowest level in four months. The average on the 15-year fixed mortgage rose to 3.27 percent from 3.20 percent.
Rates have been falling since September when the Federal Reserve surprised investors by continuing to buy $85 billion a month in bonds. The purchases are intended to keep long-term interest rates low.
Slower hiring in recent months has many analysts predicting that the Fed will maintain the current pace of the bond purchases into early next year, which should keep mortgage rates low for the time being.
The recent drop in mortgage rates could help boost home sales, which slowed in September after rates reached their highest averages in two years.
The U.S. economy expanded at a 2.8 percent annual rate from July through September, a surprising acceleration ahead of the 16-day partial government shutdown. But much of the strength came from a buildup in company stockpiling.
Home construction also rose, and state and local governments spent at their fastest pace in four years. But businesses spent less on equipment, federal spending fell and consumers spent at a slower pace. All are cautionary signs for the final three months of the year.
Overall, growth increased in the third quarter from a 2.5 percent annual rate in the April-June period to the fastest pace in a year, the Commerce Department said Thursday.
The third-quarter growth was nearly a full percentage point stronger than most economists had predicted. Analysts noted that much of the unforeseen strength came from a buildup in company inventories. That suggests that businesses overestimated consumer demand.
Restocking contributed 0.8 percentage point to growth – double its contribution in the second quarter.
Consumer spending weakened to a 1.5 percent annual growth rate from a 1.8 percent rate in the previous quarter. It was slowed by flat spending on services. This category includes everything outside manufacturing and makes up about two-thirds of all purchases. One reason was a steep drop in utility spending, possibly because of an unseasonably cool summer.
The Diamond Cos., already one of Memphis' biggest privately owned companies, is about to get bigger.
Diamond, a holding company for International Truck and IC Bus dealerships in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee, will merge Jan. 1 with Roberts Truck Center LLC, a holding company for truck and bus dealerships in Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
The new company will have revenues approaching $1 billion, which officials said would provide "a greater potential for improved financial strength" through economies of scale.
Once the merger of the two family-owned firms is complete, the company will employ 1,300 people at 29 locations in 26 markets. The new enterprise, which will be named and branded before the Jan. 1 effective date, will be a privately held company. Key principals from each firm will remain in their leadership positions, and corporate functions of the new entity will be directed from several locations.
Principals of the new firm are Richard Sweebe, president and CEO of the Diamond Cos.; Blaine Roberts, president of Roberts Truck Center; and Blair Roberts, vice president of Roberts Truck Center.
The value of the pension fund that pays benefits to Shelby County retirees is as high as it's been in six years, new figures show.
The fund's value climbed to nearly $1.06 billion in September, up from $1.02 billion in August. The last time the fund was higher than September's total was in October 2007, when the fund topped $1.08 billion.
Domestic equity gains, attributable to a robust stock market, are part of the reason why. The domestic equity component of the portfolio is up 23.3 percent year to date.
The Memphis City Council approved $24.8 million in funding Tuesday, Nov. 5, to rehabilitate the city's wastewater collection system to meet terms of a consent decree with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The decree settles claims of pollution on the Mississippi River the federal agency filed against the city. The funding is financed through a state revolving loan fund and is to be paid back from the city's sewer fund.
In planning and zoning items, the council approved the Overton Square North planned development at North Cooper Street and Court Avenue, with conditions that any retail business operating there will close by 9 p.m.
The council also approved a funeral home at Knight Arnold and Mendenhall roads. And it approved a daycare center at 1135 Winchester Road at Twinkletown Road but restricted it to no more than 30 children. A council vote was delayed for two weeks on a commercial retail development by Crosstown Arts LLC at 495 Watkins St. at Autumn Road.
Memphis-based Orion Federal Credit Union has been recognized as among the best in credit union marketing worldwide by the Credit Union Executives Society.
The recognition was via the society's annual Golden Mirror Awards competition.
Out of 426 entries, Orion was awarded the GMA Golden Shoestring, one of four top honors, for a successful marketing piece within the constraints of a shoestring budget.
A gauge of the U.S. economy's future health rose solidly in September, suggesting the economy was making gains before the government shut down for 16 days.
The Conference Board said Wednesday its index of leading indicators rose 0.7 percent in September to a reading of 97.1. That follows a similar gain in August and marked the fifth increase in six months.
The index is designed to signal economic conditions over the next three to six months. It is composed of 10 indicators, most of which have already been released individually.
In September, the index rose largely because unemployment benefits fell, credit conditions improved, manufacturing orders rose and the gap between short- and long-term interest rates widened sharply.
Michael Englund, an economist at Action Economics, said that nothing in the leading index altered his view that overall economic growth is stuck at a modest annual rate of around 2 percent through the rest of this year.
Still, Conference Board economist Ken Goldstein said the September performance was an indication that the economy was expanding modestly and possibly gaining momentum before the shutdown.
The Fitch credit rating agency has downgraded Mississippi's bond rating outlook from stable to negative.
The state's bond rating remains AA+, only one notch below the highest AAA level, but the agency warns the rating could be lowered unless officials take steps to shore up finances. A lower bond rating would make it more expensive for state government to borrow money.
The agency says the revised outlook reflects Mississippi's slow recovery from the recession and continued use of one-time money to cover recurring government expenses. It says poverty and low education levels hurt Mississippi.
Fitch is one of the three leading U.S. credit rating agencies, along with Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service.
Bill Derwin, vice president of the Otis Elevator division of United Technologies Corp., is the new president of the Terminix division of Memphis-based ServiceMaster Co.
ServiceMaster CEO Robert Gillette announced the hiring of Derwin Monday, Nov. 4.
Derwin starts Monday, Nov. 11, at Terminix, where Larry Pruitt has been interim president of the pest control provider since March. Pruitt becomes chief operating officer at Terminix in the transition, which is the latest change among the residential and commercial services offered by ServiceMaster since Gillette became ServiceMaster CEO this past June.
The first Memphis Indie Holiday Market is happening next week.
Anna Avant of Hoot-Louise and Brit McDaniel of Paper & Clay announced the new event, which will be held Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the lot behind Hoot-Louise's Downtown Memphis store, 109 G.E. Patterson Ave.
Vendors at the market will include Muddy's Bake Shop, Amelia Presents, The End of All Music, Memphis Mean Time, Paper & Clay and Question The Answer.
Gift wrapping will be available for a donation to Evergreen Montessori.
Bartlett and Collierville recently ranked high on a list of cities for jobseekers in Tennessee.
Bartlett was named the best town in the state for jobseekers, while Collierville came in third place, according to a survey from the NerdWallet website. NerdWallet developed the list by measuring the growth in each city's working-age population, median household income and cost of unemployment.
According to NerdWallet, Bartlett saw a 13.9 percent increase in the working-age population between 2009 and 2011, while the median household income was $75,988. Collierville witnessed a 9.1 percent spike in the working-age population, and median household income weighed in at $102,298.
View the full report at www.nerdwallet.com/blog/2013/best-places-tennessee-job-seekers.
The Marston Group PLC accounting firm has relocated to 1661 International Drive in East Memphis from 6055 Primacy Parkway.
The firm's new digs are in The Colonnade, an 89,000-square-foot, four-story building, where the firm will be on the second floor.
The Marston Group was founded in 1985.
A measure of U.S. home prices rose only slightly in September from August, a sign that prices are leveling off after big gains earlier this year.
Real estate provider CoreLogic said Tuesday that home prices increased 0.2 percent in September from the previous month. That's sharply lower than the 0.9 percent month-over-month gain in August and well below the 1.8 percent increase in July.
Prices still rose 12 percent in September compared with a year ago.
Higher mortgage rates and steady price increases began to slow home sales in September. As a result, price gains have cooled off.
Mortgage rates are still very low. And the average rate on a 30-year fixed loan has fallen to 4.1 percent in the past month, down from a two-year high of nearly 4.6 percent over the summer.
Many economists expect the housing recovery to continue, though with slower gains in sales. Still, the spike in rates over the summer has weighed on the market. A measure of signed contracts to buy homes fell 5.6 percent in September to the lowest level in nine months.
There is generally a one- to two-month lag between a signed contract and a completed sale. The sharp drop in September suggests final sales will decline in the coming months.
Christy Kinard, governmental affairs and professional standards director for the Memphis Area Association of Realtors, has been elected president of the Tennessee County Attorneys Association.
Kinard, who joined MAAR last January, is the first woman to hold the position since the TCAA's creation in 1985.
Previously, Kinard served as the assistant county attorney for Shelby County. She worked 12 years for Shelby County government, serving as assistant county attorney since 2006. From 2008 to 2011, Kinard was an attorney and parliamentarian for the Shelby County Commission.
Kinard also volunteers with Memphis Area Legal Services and is a candidate for the Memphis Bar Association board of directors.
William Hudson Jr., president and general manager of the Memphis Area Transit Authority for 20 years, will retire in January.
Hudson announced his long-anticipated retirement date at last week's meeting of the transit authority board.
When A C Wharton Jr. was elected Memphis mayor in 2009, Hudson had indicated he wanted to serve two more years at the head of the city bus system and then retire. Since then, the MATA board has passed a series of resolutions extending Hudson's contract for six months at a time.
Hudson began his career with the transit authority 49 years ago as a bus driver.
Iberiabank now has seven branded ATMs in Rite Aid pharmacies in Memphis through its partnership with Payment Alliance International, a leader in retail ATM solutions.
PAI owns and operates the ATM placements, and Iberiabank cardholders can now make transactions at those ATMs without incurring surcharges.
Greg Smithers, Iberiabank's Memphis market president, said the newly branded ATMs are one piece in a larger growth strategy to serve the Memphis market by providing clients with greater access to banking services in a variety of convenient locations.
The ATMs are at 4642 Quince Road, 7570 Farmington Ave. in Germantown, 3500 Ramill Road, 2670 Frayser Blvd., 4212 Elvis Presley Blvd., 1810 Union Ave. and 1780 Germantown Parkway.
Tennessee lawmakers are holding hearings this week to review the state's textbook selection process.
The Senate Education Committee and the Senate Government Operations Committee will hold the hearings jointly on Monday and Tuesday.
Lawmakers say the hearings are intended to seek clarity regarding the structure and function of the Tennessee Textbook Commission.
The commission recently came under fire by a group of parents for having adopted textbooks containing alleged inappropriate language and a controversial interpretation of historical facts.
The panel is composed of 10 members whose responsibility is to recommend an official list of textbooks for approval by the State Board of Education.
Local school systems choose which textbooks to adopt from the list for a six-year period.
Arkansas' October tax revenues beat expectations and those of the same month last year, although they may not reflect yet the impact of last month's partial federal government shutdown on state coffers, finance officials said Monday.
The state Department of Finance and Administration reported that Arkansas' net available revenue for October totaled $372.8 million, which was $17.2 million more than October 2012 and $8.1 above forecast. Arkansas' revenue for the fiscal year that began July 1 total $1.6 billion, which is $37.8 million ahead of forecast.
"There's nothing out there that's really dramatic going up or down," DFA Director Richard Weiss told reporters.
The department said October's figures were boosted by gains in income tax collections that offset a shortfall in revenue from sales tax collections. Individual income tax collections totaled $226.4 million for the month, which was $8.3 million more than in October 2012 and $3.2 million above forecast. Corporate income tax collections totaled $25.6 million, an increase of $3.3 million above last year and $2.6 million above forecast.
Sales tax collections totaled $171.8 million for the month, which was $600,000 more than the previous October but $6.8 million below forecast.
Orders to U.S. factories rose in September on a big jump in commercial aircraft demand. But businesses cut back sharply on machinery and other goods that signal their confidence to expand, signs of slower economic growth.
The Commerce Department said Monday that factory orders increased 1.7 percent in September from August. That followed a 0.1 percent decline in August and a 2.8 percent plunge in July.
The September gain was driven by a 57.7 percent jump in demand for aircraft.
But so-called core capital goods, which include machinery and electronics, fell 1.3 percent in September. And demand for machinery plummeted 23.6 percent, with big declines in construction machinery, electric turbines and generators.
The decline suggests businesses may have been worried about the economy before the 16-day partial government shutdown, which began on Oct. 1.
Economists pay close attention to core capital goods.
They are viewed as a better gauge of companies' plans to invest because they exclude more volatile orders for aircraft and defense equipment. The decline was the second in three months and points to weaker activity at factories in the July-September quarter.
U.S. factory activity expanded in October at the fastest pace in 2.5 years, suggesting that the 16-day partial shutdown of the government had little effect on manufacturers.
Instead, overseas demand and healthy U.S. auto sales appear to be supporting factory output. The housing recovery is also lifting the furniture and wood products industry despite a recent slowing in home sales.
"We've become accustomed to the way Washington operates in the past couple of years and assume that it will get resolved eventually, however painfully," said Bradley Holcomb, head of the survey committee of the Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing managers that on Friday reported a solid manufacturing figure for October.
The ISM's manufacturing index rose to 56.4 from 56.2 in September. A reading above 50 indicates growth.
Factories also expanded in Europe this month, though at a slightly slower pace, according to surveys in that region. Manufacturing indexes have all picked up in China, Japan, and South Korea.
The overseas strength is boosting demand for U.S. factories. A measure of export orders jumped to its highest level in nearly a year and a half in October, the ISM report said.
"The outlook for manufacturing looks far more constructive now than it did over the past several months, in light of the improving global backdrop," said Michael Dolega, an economist at TD Economics.
U.S. factory activity has now risen at an increasingly fast pace for five straight months, according to the ISM's index.
A recent report shows Tennessee is leading most states when it comes to screening low-income children for developmental issues.
The Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth released the report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation on Monday.
According to the report, only four states are screening more low-income children for such issues.
It says addressing problems earlier costs less and provides the opportunity to intervene before those problems escalate.
The report stresses providing children with the services and support they need for cognitive, social and emotional development during the first eight years of their lives.
It calls that time period foundational for assuring success in school and life.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is upping the ante on holiday shopping.
The world's largest retailer is pulling forward by nearly a month seven big deals on items such as TVs and tablets that were originally reserved for the day after Thanksgiving and so-called Cyber Monday.
Shoppers were able to purchase the items online starting shortly after midnight Friday. At the same time, Walmart.com began pushing another 300 holiday deals on its website, from toys to home decor.
The seven deals include a 42- inch JVC LED TV for $299, a savings of 36 percent, and a 10-inch XELIO tablet for $49, a 51 percent discount. Last year, Wal-Mart offered about 100 holiday deals online right after Halloween, but the offerings were focused on home decor.
The move comes as Wal-Mart, like others, have seen customers scale back purchases heading into the holiday season, which accounts for anywhere from 20 percent to 40 percent of retailers' annual revenue. While the job and housing markets are recovering, the improvements haven't been enough to sustain increased spending among shoppers.
Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Nissan and Toyota all posted October sales increases as the U.S. auto industry rebounded from a lackluster September.The gains signal that automakers made it through the 16-day partial government shutdown relatively unscathed. All automakers reported October sales on Friday.
Ford Motor Co.'s U.S. sales jumped 14 percent last month on strong demand for the F-Series pickup and the Fusion sedan. F-Series sales were up 13 percent to 63,803, its sixth-straight month of sales above 60,000. Sales of the Fusion midsize car jumped 71 percent over last October, when the old model was being phased out.
At General Motors Co., sales rose 16 percent as its full-size pickup trucks rebounded from a poor showing in September. The Chevy Silverado, GM's top-selling vehicle, posted a 10 percent increase to nearly 43,000, while the GMC Sierra pickup saw sales rise 13 percent to just over 16,500.
Nissan Motor Co. sales rose 14.2 percent to more than 91,000, an October record for the company. Nissan Division sales were up just over 15 percent, while the company's Infiniti luxury brand posted a 4.5 percent increase from a year ago. Toyota sales rose nearly 9 percent last month to nearly 167,000 vehicles despite headwinds from the government shutdown, the company said.
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