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Two Years and a Lot of Doubly Delicious Recipes with Vegetables and Herbs: The Recap
Pam from The Backyard Pizzeria lives where the asparagus season is just starting, and she's taking full advantage of it in her very flavorful-sounding dish of Asparagus Custard, Herbed Goat's Cheese, and a Parmesan Wafer on Top. You must see the photos of this creative dish; to me it looks like something you might get for brunch in a fine restaurant!
Another blogger who managed to create something despite kitchen renovations is Helene from News From the Kitchen. In a very creative use of ingredients, she creates Appetizer Tarts with Avocado, Mozarella, and Dill, and Helene says they're good hot or cold!
Bell Peppers
Although there are other tastes going on here like tomatoes, scallions, garlic, and (sigh) cilantro, I decided that it wouldn't be Susan's Fiesta Cottage Cheese Veggie Dip with out the red bell peppers, so that's what landed this great sounding recipe from Farmgirl Fare in the peppers section. Not only is she great fun to compare gardening stories with, but Susan was one of the very first participants; check out her oregano for Weekend Herb Blogging #4.
Another dish I made a judgement call and decided should be immortalized under bell peppers is KayKat's Best Veggie Fajitas Ever from Cooking From A to Z. This post has so many great recipes, the fajita veggies, a marinade, guacamole, salsa, and even a delightful sounding rice; be sure not to miss it!
From Kalofagas – Pursuit of Delicious Foods, Peter sends us a dish of delightful Piperies Gemistes or Stuffed Peppers for those who don't speak Greek. With mint, parsley, and dill, as well as garlic and onion, the stuffing mixture sounds delightfully seasoned, and red peppers are one of my favorites.
An interesting soup with a Thai flavor and a delectable collection of aromatics as well as broccoli, baby corn, carrots, mushrooms, tofu, and (hooray!) cilantro is the Veg Tom Kha Gai from Fun and Food. Mansi also includes a link to some info about galangal, an herb we haven't seem much of on WHB, don't miss it!
Butternut Squash
At Thyme for Cooking, Katie always has dishes that sound just great to me, and for the celebration she has used my beloved butternut squash. Check her recipe for Butternut Squash Timbales with Apple Chestnut Sauce and you'll see why this dish not only sounds delish, but is also the ultimate example of eating local!
Sage and butternut squash are a great pair, and Jerry from Jerry's Thoughts, Musings, and Rants made Butternut Squash with Tangerine Sage Glaze for the occasion. I pretty much like butternut squash any way you cook it, so this sounds like a winner to me!
I was so excited to get an entry from Lima, Peru, from brand new herb blogger Gretchen of Canela y Comino (and I immediately added her blog to my rss reader so I can learn more about Peruvian food!) I made another judgement call here to include this recipe for Peruvian Cilantro Stew with carrots, because there are also peas, meat, cilantro, onions, cumin and aji amarillo peppers, which I hadn't heard of before. (See, I've learned something already!)
From Intoxicated Zodiac, a very unique blog which combines cocktails and astrology in a charming way, comes a drink called The Carrot Top. Perfect for Virgo, this drink combines carrot juice, and Herb's Dill Vodka, plus a bit of lime juice and ginger ale. Hooray for a doubly delicious drink entry!
Since she's know for her vegetable recipes, this party is a natural for Alanna from A Veggie Venture, but this time the recipe is from her food column Kitchen Parade, where she shares tried-and-true recipes that are always wonderful. Alanna's doubly delicious combo is Cauliflower Risotto, which also features leeks and a touch of oregano, and Alanna says she loves to make this when she's visiting friends.
Another great-sounding cauliflower dish, this one from the adorable Pille of Nami Nami, who's adapted a version of a traditional Estonian dish, how great is that! I love recipes that fall in the category of comfort food, and this Cheesy Cauliflower and Mince Gratin with Dill sounds like it would be so delicious.
A first time herb blogger with a great entry is Chris from We [heart] Food who created Seared Tuna Salad with Chayote Slaw. Besides the chayote (a type of summer squash), there's also chiles, cilantro, and romaine adding extra flavor.
Chile Peppers
A very unique and interesting entry that features chile peppers comes from Chicajo at 80 Breakfasts who made Raisin Stuffed Chili Pepper Pickles. Joey grew her own sage and thyme to flavor these interesting pickles, and we're looking forward to hearing how they taste when they're ready in a few weeks.
This recipe for Peppery Shrimp with Cilantro Coconut Sauce from Janelle at Talk of Tomatoes is a double winner for me. Not only is the shrimp marinated before grilling in a blend that includes cilantro, but there's more cilantro in the sauce, plus chile peppers, onions, mango, and lime. I filed this under chile peppers because there's a lot of peppery action here!
The Haddock, and Prawn Stew with Saffron from Joanna at Joanna's Food has potatoes, but she says it's the fresh corn and the saffron that really make the difference in this dish. This is one of the healthy dishes Joanna is famous for, and ready in less than 30 minutes as well!
From the blog Lemonpi, Y has made a lovely Cucumber Yogurt Sauce with Fresh Herbs to top Fish Cooked in Filo. She's using mint, chives, and parsley in this delicious sounding doubly delicious sauce.
I was delighted to get an entry from Lydia at The Perfect Pantry, since she says she never enters events because she doesn't do food photography. You'll wonder why not when you see her great photo of the Tzatziki Sauce with parsley in the starring role. There are also some great photos her of Lydia's lovely herb garden; don't miss it.
Tanna from My Kitchen in Half Cups has been traveling for weeks, so I didn't expect to hear from her since I knew she was just getting home on Sunday. Imagine my surprise when she not only managed to join the fun, but also used one of my recipes for Spicy Cucumber Salad with Basil and Sesame Seeds. Tanna says that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, and believe me I'm truly flattered if a good cook like her would use my recipe!
Dried Beans and Lentils
I love wonderfully complex soups with lots of flavors, and the Pasta e Fagioli from The Houndstooth Gourmet sounds just fantastic. Besides the Canneloni beans, there is onion, shallots, spinach, basil, oregano, and thyme, to name just a few of the things adding to the flavor quotient here.
From A Fridge Full of Food comes Glenna's Beans and Rice with Zucchini and Anatto, a delightful sounding creation Glenna came up with after she had quite the shopping spree in the spice department. Don't miss seeing all the fun new ingredients Glenna will be playing with, plus get the recipe for this interesting dish.
I've been a bit infatuated with eggplant this summer so it's no surprise that I'd really get excited over the Spicy Eggplant Relish from Desie at Maybahay. There are so many interesting flavors going on here like peppers, ginger, garlic, mint, and cilantro, that I have no doubt that this would taste amazing.
In a post with the type of stunning photos she has become known for, Ilva from Lucullian Delights shows off Mushroom, Thyme, and Barley Filled Eggplants, a combination that sounds inspired to me. We may well not have had a two year celebration without Ilva, who not only was one of the earliest participants, but also the first guest host when I realized I just couldn't keep doing it every single weekend!
More delicious eggplant from Burcu at Almost Turkish Recipes, who makes such unusual and delicious sounding dishes every week. This time Burcu has created Vegetarian Stuffed Eggplant, with the eggplant cut in fourths lengthwise, the onion/pepper/tomato/parsley filling placed inside, and then the eggplant is cooked in olive oil. Don't miss Burcu's description of how this dish got it's Turkish name when you go check out the recipe!
This dish also has tomatoes and peppers, but it was the roasted eggplant that got my attention in the Roasted Veggie Pasta Pie from Passionate About Baking. Penne pasta, roasted vegetables, two sauces, and a tasty looking bread crumb topping make this dish a hit with kids and adults alike.
Sometimes the simplest of dishes can be the most delicious, and as soon as I saw the photo of White Eggplant and Potatoes with Garlic and Cilantro at Evolving Tastes, I knew it would taste incredible. I was sold even before I read the directions that said add as much cilantro as you can!
Leafy Greens
Anna from Anna's Cool Finds creates a very interesting dish when she's faced with a group of dinner guests with various dietary needs. Not only does the chicken in Anna's Poached Ginger Chicken Make Your Own Salad sound just delicious to me, but Anna has some of my favorites as salad options like arugula, red leaf lettuce, edamame, and mint.
My own entry for the special event was for Kalamata Olive Vinaigrette and Three Salad Variations. This salad dressing is a complete keeper for me, and it was good on every combination of greens I tried it on.
A delicious sounding dish from Mike at Mike's Table reminds me of something I used to love eating at a French restaurant where I worked in college. Mike's version of Chicken Francaise has lemon, capers, garlic, parsley, basil, and oregano, and I'll definitely be trying this recipe.
Wendy from A Wee Bit of Cooking has made a fantastic Tom Yum(ish) Soup to devour before she goes off on holiday. With all the aromatics that make this type of Thai soup so delicious, plus mangetout (snow peas), spinach, spring onions, and coriander leaf, this sounds like a complete winner.
You must see the photos of the gorgeous Pistachio and Almond Cakes with Date Syrup made by Truffle of What's on My Plate for the celebration. There is some intereting information here about date syrup or jaggery, an ingredient I've never tried.
Personally I believe that you can't make salsa without onion, so that's why I'm putting the Gingered Pineapple and Grapefruit Salsa from Tami at Running with Tweezers into this category, although there are so many good flavors going on here. Did I mention the crystallized ginger, and of course cilantro is one of the things that makes this recipe a winner for me.
Another of my favorite herb bloggers using potatoes is Sher from What Did You Eat. I guess it's more than a year now that I've been joking that we have the same tastebuds, and once again she has created something that looks fantastic to me. Of course, there is cilantro (go Sher!) but Potato Fritters with Sweet Pepper Relish also have red and yellow bell pepper, scallions, onions,and jalapenos, and they look amazing in Sher's great photos.
If you're in need of comfort, the Potato Gratin with Sage from Sue at Coffee and Cornbread sounds like the ultimate comfort food to me. Sue says there's nothing better when it gets cold than good smells coming from the oven, and I'll bet this smells divine.
I do hope I'm putting this entry in the right category, but I believe that most vodka is made from potatoes, and Neil from At Our Table is buying drinks for everyone, along with a wish for Zapraszamy Do Zabawy, or Welcome to the Party in Polish. The spirit Neil is offering is the most unusual Zubrowka or Bison Grass Vodka, seasoned with bison grass of course, which makes it herbaceously delicious, and perfect for our celebration.
The Pumpkin and Red Lentil Curry from Jennifer at Like to Cook really sounded delicious to me, even before I saw the addition of cilantro. Many parts of the world use the word pumpkin to describe all types of winter squash, and I'm not actually sure what the U.S. name would be for the type of squash pictured here, so pumpkin it is!
Spagetti Squash
I know that Chris from Mele Cotte has had a really busy schedule this year with her new responsibilities, so I'm honored that she managed to squeeze in the Weekend Herb Blogging celebration. Chris shares several variations of spagetti squash, but the Veggie Spagetti with baby bella mushrooms, spinach, parsley, and parmesan was the one I'll be making first!
Amy from Nook and Pantry is also featuring Spagetti Squash in her entry, but it's prepared in a very unusual way. Amy learned to make Spagetti Squash with Green Onions from her father, who learned it from his grandmother, so it's now a tradition. The spagetti squash is lightly steamed, then chilled so it's crisp, then combined with sauteed green onions and sesame oil. I must try this dish!
A recipe with a Greek feeling to it is the Three Cheese Spinach Bake in Filo from Val at More Than Burnt Toast. This recipe goes beyond Spanakopita, with a few surprise ingredients including sun-dried tomatoes and dill, to bump up the flavor quotient.
A very creative use of spinach comes from a blog I just adore, Indian Food Rocks. Manisha's entry of Spinach Toasts is an appetizer with spinach, garlic, onions, chiles, mint, and walnuts, mixed with yogurt and served on toast.
Taro Stems
You can count on Anh from Food Lover's Journey to have a unique and beautifully photographed entry for the WHB anniversary, and her Fish Noodle Soup with Taro Stems, Tamarind,and Purple Perilla sounds delicious and wonderfully unusual to me. Also bonus points to Anh for coming up with a recipe using two ingredients I haven't heard of, not easy at all after two years of vegetable and herb recipes being featured!
Toni from Daily Bread Journal decided fall was the perfect time to try a recipe for Pork and Tomatillo Stew. Besides the distinctive flavor of tomatillos, there is also onion, chile, garlic, cumin, oregano, and cilantro here, making this a very flavorful dish.
If I ever make it to London, one blogger I must meet is Jeanne of Cook Sister, whose blog was one of the first food blogs I remember seeing! For the WHB celebration Jeanne has made Sun-Dried Tomato, Basil, and Mozarella Chicken Breasts; don't you think that sounds divine! (And do check out her whimsical book titles too, quite charming.)
Inspired by cold weather and the desire to save her garden produce, Pam from Sidewalk Shoes has used a couple of ingredients that proved to be very popular in her Pizza Margherita with Fresh Tomatoes, Basil, and Fontina Cheese. Pam says this is the first time she's used Fontina on pizza before, and reports it was wonderful; the pizza looks great!
A very unique tomato creation is the Rosemary Shrimps on Tomato Sorbet from Gattina at Kitchen Unplugged. Talented cook Gattina describes the sorbet as being like "frozen Gazpacho", so appropriate since she's now living in Spain. She used half roasted and half fresh tomatoes in the sorbet, and her photos are delightful.
A delicious combination of classic ingredients can be found in the Sundried Tomato Oregano Pasta which comes from Sarah at Cucina Bella. Sarah reports that tomatoes are nearly out of season in the Northeast where she lives, but with sundried tomatoes, you can make this all winter long.
Yu Choi
This entry personifies why I love Weekend Herb Blogging so much, because I'd never heard of the Asian greens called Yu Choi featured in the entry from The Kittalog. When I did some research on Yu Choi, I found it's related to Bok Choy, but the photos reminded me a lot of broccoli rabe. I loved the sound of Kitt's recipe for Garlic Yu Choi with Pasta, such a great combination.
Simona of Briciole is traveling in Italy, so I'm very touched that she still managed to send an entry for the celebration. She is sharing how she makes Zucchine a Modo Mio or Zucchini My Way, starring fresh marjoram, but don't miss seeing the interesting zucchini variety Simona found at the market in Palermo which is also pictured in this entry.
From her new kitchen in Chicago, Rachel of Rachel's Bite whips up some Zucchini, Potato, and Ham Soup. Golden from the Yukon Gold potatoes, and seasoned with fresh dill, the soup is lovely and sounds delicious.
Sophie at Mostly Eating has made an entire dinner for our party, and she's got vegetables, herbs, and fruit in her menu of Pork with Poached Quince and a Courgette Pilaf. I confessed to her that I've never seen or eaten quince, but I'd love to try it, along with everything else she's cooking for this dinner.
Now for the Voting Results and Contest Winner!
Favorite Vegetable
Tomatoes 23
Asparagus 18
Eggplant 14
Total votes cast by deadline: 124
Favorite Herb
Basil 33
Cilantro 21
Rosemary 13
Total votes cast by deadline: 118
Cookbook Winner
More About Running a Blogging Event at Blogher
I posted about the two year anniversary of WHB at Blogher, including my thoughts on running a blogging event.

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In case you've been wondering, I haven't forgotten my food blogging roots - I'm just now getting the kitchen unpacked! I'll be making something yummy for our tailgate this weekend... Any ideas? I'll share it on the blog (obviously...).
Exterior (you've seen this before!) I love how our house looks from the street.
Now, on to the post fresh paint photos. Keep in mind, we still have a lot of projects planned. A lot of projects. And a lot of decorating. Our plan is to move in, do simple things to clean up and brighten the existing interior, then do an addition in the spring. The new addition would include an expanded kitchen with fireplace and attached hearth room. Upstairs that would mean another bedroom and a master bathroom. Yay! But for now, we wanted to just create a blank, fresh space for ourselves before we moved in. Everything feels so much better already. It is amazing what a little (ok, a lot...) of paint can do!
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This rug will be moving upstairs into our bedroom when our new rug arrives. I'll be posting more about my final (finally...) decision hopefully sometime next week. I'll give you a hint- it wasn't any of the ones I had posted about or pinned on pinterest!
Fast forward 30 minutes and Emma's home from her first day of school! A new long ottoman upholstered in linen will be placed right about where Emma is sitting.
Wall Paint : Benjamin Moore, Manchester Tan
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The next room is the dining room. I love the slipcovered chairs I ordered from Restoration Hardware in Sand Belgium Linen. My next big debate is a rug for this room (a different rug) and a lantern for above the table. I'm considering a fixture from Cape Cod Lanterns (http://www.capecodlanterns.com/). I thought it would be well suited to our "Cape Cod" style home and a nod to our stay in New England.
Wall Color : Benjamin Moore, Navajo White in Flat
Trim Color : Benjamin Moore, Navajo White in Satin
Here is a closer view from inside the room. This wall to my left is shared with the dining room. I'm wondering if we should go ahead and open it up, or wait for our phase 2 renovation... My vote is for now!
Now upstairs. I plan to have a runner put on the stairs to make it a little cushier for Emma. I'm thinking just something neutral and durable.
Now into our room. The small rug will be replaced with the large rug from the living room. The small rug? Not sure about that... hum...
Oh, and all of the light fixtures in the entire house will be replaced. I'm thinking something with antique brass...?? Suggestions?
This is our bedroom from the opposite angle. As you can see, we have the new headboard that Mike built and the dresser that I refinished. More detail photos later! Here is the design board for the room, for your reference. I still have to add some wall art and accessories with pillows and blankets.
Emma's room has taken a bit of a turn... toward pink! I am not sure what changed my mind, but I've got a lot of cute pink ideas for her new room. Again, the lighting is strange in the photo- I'll try to get a more accurate picture later this week.
Here is the back porch that I love so much - the last stop on our tour. Stay tuned for the next couple of months to see our continued progress!


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The Inter-American Development Bank ("IADB" or "IDB"), Aaa/AAA (Moody's/S&P), today priced their inaugural $600 million 3-year SOFR-linked floating rate global bond due 16th September 2022. The issue priced at par, with a coupon equivalent to SOFR + 26bps. This will be calculated using a five-day observation lag on compounded daily SOFR, with no lockout.
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Special Events--Ticketed Events
Friday, June 27, 2008
Looking to improve your advocacy skills? Want to meet fellow library supporters from across the country? Get the tools to become an effective library advocate by attending the Advocacy Institute on Friday, June 27, at the American Library Association's (ALA) 2008 Annual Conference in Anaheim, California. Scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., the day-long workshop will offer advocacy essentials such as message development and coalition building, and will feature afternoon breakout sessions on making budget presentations, crisis communications, and passing bond issues and referenda.The Advocacy Institute offers a valuable opportunity to network and share ideas with library advocates from across the nation. All attendees will leave with the tools necessary to become better advocates for their communities and campuses.
The Advocacy Institute is open to ALA members and non-members, including those who are not registered for the ALA 2008 Annual Conference. Advance online registration for ALA members and non-members, available soon, will be $50, including lunch – a $25 savings from onsite registration the day of the program. To register, visit http://www.ala.org/annual.
The Advocacy Institute is coordinated by the ALA Office for Library Advocacy and the Advocacy Institute Task Force of the ALA Public Awareness Committee in cooperation with the ALA Public Information Office (PIO), the Association for Library Trustees and Advocates (ALTA), the Chapter Relations Committee, the Committee on Legislation, and Friends of Libraries USA (FOLUSA). For more information, visit http://www.ala.org/advocacyinstitute.
OCLC Symposium: The Mashed-Up Library
Friday, June 27, 2008, 1:30 – 4:30 pm
Marriott Anaheim, Platinum Ballroom 1-5
Developing new library services can now mean mixing data and functionality from several sources into "mash-ups" to provide a unique and powerful user experience. Some librarians have discovered how to use Web applications to adapt or create new services. Others are investigating this trend and looking for further guidance. Still others have found creative ways to deliver traditional programs to new populations.
Join our keynote speaker, Michael Schrage, author of Shared Minds: The New Technologies of Collaboration and columnist for CIO and MIT's Technology Review, and our panel of three librarians who have developed their own mash-ups. We'll hear from:
-Susan Gibbons, Associate Dean, Public Services & Collection Development, University of Rochester (NY) River Campus Libraries
-David Lee King, Digital Branch & Services Manager, Topeka & Shawnee County (KS) Public Library
-Mary Beth Sancomb-Moran, Librarian, University of Minnesota, Rochester
Pre-registration is requested
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Leaders Wanted: Is an LIS Doctoral Program Right for You?
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Hyatt Regency Orange County--Panel will be in Grand B, Lunch & Fair in Grand E/F
Panel Discussion: 10:30am - Noon
Followed by Lunch
Options Fair: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Cultivating a diverse workforce is of great importance, but representation of librarians of color in LIS education, research, and executive level administration is paramount. Proven and emerging leaders in LIS education and practice will discuss the need for more doctoral students, the PhD process and its benefits.A panel discussion is followed by an options fair where attendees can discuss opportunities with students and faculty from LIS PhD programs across the country.
Tickets: Lunch is Free, but registration is recommended.
Event Code: DI3
Margaret A. Edwards Luncheon
Saturday, June 28, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Come listen to Orson Scott Card, the winner of the 2008 Margaret A. Edwards Award honoring his outstanding lifetime contribution to writing for teens for his novels Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow. The annual award is administered by YALSA, the fastest growing division of ALA, and sponsored by School Library Journal magazine. Join us for lunch and listen to Orson Scott Card speak about his writing.
Tickets: $59
Event Code: YA3
Sunday, June 29, 2008
ASCLA's [1] LSSPS Annual Dinner
LSSPS is hosting its Annual Dinner in Anaheim. It is an opportunity to spend an evening visiting with colleagues and meet new people, over an enjoyable dinner. We will honor the ASCLA/KLAS/NOD Award recipient, with sponsorship being provided by KLAS. The ticket price is $35.
06/29/08, 10:30am - 1:00pm
Mobile Libraries: Driving Library Services into the Future - This program is packed full of valuable bookmobile content and will culminate with a presentation and book signing by Masha Hamilton, author of "The Camel Bookmobile". The program is a ticketed event requiring additional registration. Please register early to ensure yourself a ticket. Following the program, you are cordially invited to step outside for a west coast bookmobile parade and display.
The American Library Association's (ALA) Office for Literacy and Outreach Services (OLOS) will hold its second annual Parade of Bookmobiles during this year's ALA Annual Conference at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 29, in Anaheim, Calif. The event will feature bookmobiles parading through the streets surrounding the Anaheim Convention Center.
Sunday, 06/29/08, 4:00pm – 5:30pm
You don't have to perform to enjoy the fun as librarians from around country strut their stuff in choreographed dance routines featuring bookcarts! The teams design creative costumes for themselves and their so this Championship is always a sight to behold. There's no fee to attend this event.
To enter your team, download and read the Bookcart Drill Team Participation Guidelines and download and complete the Bookcart Drill Team entry form.
The Laugh's On Us
Sunday, 06/29/08, 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Anaheim Convention Center, Room 201 A/B
Track: Non-Track
Comedian Paula Poundstone will help you end the day with laughter when she joins other of America's funniest writers and comedians including June Casagrande, Dan Kennedy, Beth Lisick, and Robert Schimmel. Wine and cheese will be served.
Tickets are $35 in advance ($30 for FOLUSA members) and $45 onsite.
Sunday, June 29, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Come join LSSIRT for an evening at Buca di Beppo Restaurant and enjoy dinner with your colleagues. Special event registration for ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim is now available online.
Ticket price: $37.50
Use this online form:
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NOTE: This link is only for those who have already registered for ALA Annual Conference 2008 in Anaheim.
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LSSIRT Night Out Event Code: LS1
RUSA's [2] Literary Tastes Breakfast
This year at the Literary Tastes Breakfast we begin a new celebration for our readers/attendees by having authors from Notable Books Council, new The Reading List, and possibly other RUSA book lists.
Currently scheduled to appear are from the Notable Books Council list is Jon Clinch, author of Finn: A Novel, and from The Reading List is Susan Elizabeth Phillips, author of Natural Born Charmer.
The writers will read from their work or talk about an aspect of the writing process while attendees enjoy breakfast. They will be available to sign books and for further discussion after the breakfast. Tickets are $36 and are available on the Conference Registration form.
Sunday, June 29, 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Enjoy coffee and conversation featuring YALSA award winning authors! This informal coffee klatch will give you an opportunity to mingle with authors that appear on YALSA's Best Books for Young Adults Lists! (Mary Pearson, Gary Schmidt, Susan Beth Pfeffer, Barry Lyga, Margarita Engle, Jay Asher, John Green, Nancy Werlin, Cecil Castellucci, Dana Reinhardt , Laura McNeal , Tom McNeal, Amy Goldman Koss, Steven Chbosky, Adrian Fogelin, Ron Koertge, Eleanor Garner, Geraldine McCaughrean, Amanda Jenkins, Lynda Madaras, Terry Trueman, Stephanie Hemphill, Jennifer Jacobson, Elizabeth Knox, and David Levithan).
Tickets: $19
Event Code: YA4
Monday, June 30, 2008
37th Annual GLBTRT Stonewall Book Award Celebration
Monday, June 30, 10:30 am - 1:00 pm
Tickets: $55
Event Code: GL1
Join the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Round Table (GLBTRT) for its annual event celebrating outstanding GLBTQ writing. 2008 winning authors Ellis Avery and Mark Doty are the featured speakers. Ellis Avery is the author of The Teahouse Fire, (Penguin), and Mark Doty is the author of Dog Years: A Memoir, (HarperCollins). This popular event often sells out quickly.
American Indian Youth Literature Award Reception
Monday, June 30, 2008, 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Anaheim Marriott Hotel - Salon E
Refreshments and Appetizers, Tickets - $25
Please join the American Indian Library Association as it presents the
2008 awards for Best Native American Picture Book, Best Middle School
Book, and Best Young Adult Book to this year's recipients, all of whom
will be present at the awards ceremony.
Besides award winners Tim Tingle, Jeanne Rorex Bridge , Joseph Medicine
Crow, and Sherman Alexie, the reception will feature a traditional
blessing and keynote address by Georgiana Sanchez and traditional cultural
dancing by local California Native people.
Tickets can be ordered by sending a check or money order made out to the "American Indian Library Association" to ~ Lisa Mitten 32 Stewart Street New Britain, CT~ 06053 ~ 860-347-6933 x122
FOLUSA-ALTA Gala Author Tea
Monday, 6/30/08, 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Hyatt Regency Orange County, Terrace Room and Foyer
Track: Non-Track
Join best-selling authors Ron Carlson, Christopher Reich, Rick Wartzman, Brunonia Barry, and Joseph Michelli at this traditional Friends of Libraries U.S.A. event now co-hosted by the Association of Library Trustees and Advocates. High tea will be served and authors will sign their books following the program -- most of which will be given away free!
Tickets are $35 in advance ($30 for FOLUSA and ALTA members) at www.folusa.org or by phone - 800-936-5872, and will be $45 at the door.
Monday, June 30, 2008, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location to be announced
Please join the International Relations Round Table (IRRT) in welcoming and celebrating with librarians from more than 80 countries at the ALA Annual Conference. Open to all conference attendees, this reception offers a unique opportunity to network with hundreds of information professionals from around the world. Join us for a mixing of culture and ideas, regional cuisine, hors d'oeuvres and open bar (this event is free for international librarians). Advance registration is required.
Tickets:Advance: $30. Onsite: $35
Event Code: IR2
Monday, June 30, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
The Michael L. Printz Award is an award for a book that exemplifies literary excellence in young adult literature. The annual award is administered by YALSA and sponsored by Booklist magazine. Come listen to the winner, Geraldine McCaughrean for her novel The White Darkness and honor book authors Judith Clarke for One Whole and Perfect Day; Stephanie Hemphill for Your Own, Sylvia: A Verse Portrait of Sylvia Plath; A.M. Jenkins for Repossessed; and Elizabeth Knox for The Dreamquake: Book Two of the Dreamhunter Duet speak about their writing, followed by a dessert reception.
Tickets: Advance: $29. Onsite: $35
Event Code: YA5
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Join us for the Inaugural Banquet to honor incoming president Jim Rettig and the division presidents-elect on Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 at 7pm. Attire for the evening is black tie or cultural dress. Make sure to buy your tickets in support and celebration of Jim Rettig's presidency. Tickets are $89 and available through registration.
ERT Silent Auction
The 11th Annual Exhibits Round Table Silent Auction "Goes Hollywood" to benefit ALA Scholarships!
Fabulous items up for bid! Great things for your library and for yourself thanks to our generous donors. Check out the complete list of donated items up for bid. Come back often - new items are added weekly!
Feeling lucky? Need some extra cash? You just might be the winner of the big 50/50 drawing! 50% goes to ALA scholarships and 50% goes to…well, possibly, YOU! The winner will be announced on Monday and you don't have to be present to win.
Location: Anaheim Convention Center, Main Entrance, Hall B -- Follow the signs!
Auction Hours are:
Saturday, June 28 – 8:30am-5pm
Sunday, June 29 – 8:30am-5pm
Monday, June 30 – 8:30am-12pm
Winner Pick-up day:
Monday, June 30 - 2pm-6pm
(Winnings may be shipped if you're not present and many vendors pay the shipping costs.)
Remember, all profits fund $5000 ALA Scholarships. Visiting the auction may be the best investment you make during conference.


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Head on over to the shop to check out all the new merchandise available for purchase. In the shop you'll find all the essential gear you need proudly donning the AAA logo, Anthropology News and new 2013 Annual Meeting logo – from messenger bags and t-shirts to journals and coffee mugs.
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You Make the Call archive
With two out, the batter swings and misses at a pitch in the dirt. The pitch bounces off the catcher into the air, and the batter's bat strikes the ball, causing it to roll into foul territory. Get the ruling >
In this play Paul Konerko hits a foul pop-up and is called out for batter interference. Get the ruling >
A baserunner bumps into Travis Lee as he tries to catch a batter's pop-up. Is the call interference or obstruction ... or neither? Get the ruling >
On Aug. 8, 2001 Johnny Damon hit a fair ball down the right field line which rolled -- and lodged solidly! -- into an empty beer cup lying on the field. Get the ruling >
On May 8 in Arizona, the D-Backs' Damian Miller hits a grounder to the Reds' Pokey Reese, who attempts to beat Durazo to second base, but then decides to throw to first instead ... and airmails the throw into the seats. Get the ruling > Fan Q & A archive
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Watch The Trailer For Marketa Irglova's 'Anar'
Marketa Irglova has revealed the trailer for her upcoming album Anar (available October 11th) plus announced a run of North American tour dates starting in October over at href="http://www.americansongwriter.com/2011/09/marketa-irglova-goes-solo-watch-the-trailer-for-anar/">American Songwriter.
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Since breaking everyone's hearts in the Irish music film Once, Marketa Irglova has won an Academy Award, appeared on The Simpsons, toured and recorded as one half of The Swell Season, sang with Iron & Wine, and helped put together the Broadway rendition of the movie that made her famous.
Now the 23-year old Czech-born singer and classically-trained pianist is back with her debut solo album, Anar, (the Persian word for "pomegranate") due October 11 on Anti-.
Recorded in Chicago at Soma Studios, the album was largely inspired by her artistic life in her new home town of New York City.
Watch the trailer href="http://www.americansongwriter.com/2011/09/marketa-irglova-goes-solo-watch-the-trailer-for-anar/">here>!


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Kidnapping led to police shooting after Old Saybrook chase
Rammed off the road by a car that had led police on a high speed pursuit from Old Saybrook into Westbrook earlier this month, state police Detective Scott Wisner was reaching for his handgun, which had fallen on the floor, when he was shot in the shoulder.
Wisner's unmarked, state-assigned Chevy Impala had come to rest at the bottom of an embankment on Route 153, within a few feet of a stolen Mercury Milan occupied by two men who had allegedly held a couple at gunpoint for hours at the Days Inn hotel.
"I felt pain in my left shoulder and knew I had been shot," Wisner later told a fellow state trooper who was investigating the incident. "I was still seat belted in my car and did not want to die."
Wisner, a 21-year veteran of the state police, said he sat up and returned fire immediately on the car.
Details of the April 8 incident involving Sebastian P. Award, 24, and Jonathan Alvarado, 24, both of Deep River, are contained in an arrest warrant affidavit that was unsealed Monday in Middlesex Superior Court.
State police Sgt. Keith Graham arrived at the scene and shot Alvarado, the suspected shooter, one time, after seeing Alvarado pick up a handgun that was within his reach, according to the affidavit. Police later recovered a .45 caliber Ruger Blackhawk revolver from the passenger area of the car.
By the time the gunfight was over, Alvarado had sustained multiple, fatal wounds. He was pronounced dead at the Shoreline Medical Center in Essex. Award was injured but alive. Wisner was rushed from the scene for treatment of a gunshot wound that went completely through his shoulder.
Wisner is recuperating, according to state police spokesman Lt. J. Paul Vance. As per department policy on trooper-involved shootings, Graham was placed on administrative duty while the Eastern District Major Crime Squad and the Middletown State's Attorney's office investigate.
Award recovered and was transferred to MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in Suffield, where he is being held in lieu of $1.5 million bond on a long list of charges, including two counts each of attempted murder and kidnapping, and three counts of illegal possession of a pistol.
Represented by New Haven attorney William F. Dow, he has not yet entered a plea in the case and is due back in court May 14.
Interviewed by detectives at Hartford Hospital two days after the incident, Award told detectives he had pleaded with Alvarado to stop shooting because he didn't want to die, according to the affidavit.
"He (Award) said Alvarado said something like, 'I just shot a cop! So (expletive) it! I'm going out now!' '' according to the affidavit.
The incident began about 3:30 a.m., when Alvarado and Award invited a couple who were living at the Heritage Motor Inn to their room at the Days Inn to "hang out," according to the affidavit.
The female and male victim, whose names investigators withheld from the affidavit "for safety reasons," told police that Award pulled out a handgun shortly after they arrived at the room and continuously cocked and decocked the hammer. Alvarado produced a revolver and "emptied the bullets from his gun and quickly reloaded it with the bullets," according to the couple.
Knowing the male had recently received a cash settlement from a car accident, the female victim said Alvarado and Award told him they needed him to get the money out of his bank account in the morning. One of the men was facing a 14-year prison sentence, she said, and they planned to flee to Mexico. Disappointed that the man had only $15,000 in his bank account, Award and Alvarado told him he would also have to sell his car and give them the proceeds, according to the affidavit.
The men took their keys, wallets and cell phones and held the couple at gunpoint throughout the night, according to the affidavit. At one point, Award produced a stun gun and used it on the male victim, but it appeared to have "little effect," the female said. The men showed them a hatchet and a pile of trash bags and duct tape and told them not to force them to use them, she said.
At one point, a man called "C-Money," later identified as 24-year-old Corey Newhook of Chester, came to the room and "watched" the victims, according to the affidavit. Police said they are investigating his involvement in the case.
Award and the male victim left the room together to go to a car dealership, but the male escaped when Award returned to the room for a cigarette lighter, according to the affidavit. He went to a nearby room and told the occupant to call 911. The female victim said the men insisted she leave the room with them and they went to her car.
Old Saybrook police said the hotel manager called them at 2:42 p.m. for "an unknown situation." When they arrived, the manager pointed to a Mercury in the parking lot and said it was involved in the incident. Sgt. Donald Hull stopped the car in front of the hotel and had the female victim turn off the car and exit the vehicle, according to the affidavit.
Award moved into the driver's seat and restarted the engine, according to Hull, and Alvarado got into the passenger seat. Hull reached into the car and turned it off while ordering Award out of the car and sprayed both occupants with pepper spray. As the struggle continued, Award was able to drive away from the scene on Boston Post Road, and Hull suffered a minor hand injury, according to the affidavit.
Hull pursued the car and Patrolman Thanousinh Souriyamaith also followed the vehicle onto Route 153. Members of the state police, including Wisner, were notified of the pursuit and headed for Route 153, according to the affidavit. Wisner was headed north with his rear emergency lights activated when the two men drove up behind him in the Mercury, according to the affidavit.
The two cars collided, and both veered off the road, went down an embankment and struck several trees, according to the affidavit.
Following the shooting, the investigators obtained a search warrant for the Mercury Milan and seized a plastic file box containing a loaded Sterling .22 caliber pistol that had been stolen in Cromwell, numerous rounds of ammunition and an empty 20-round magazine for a 9mm pistol. They also found a stun gun outside the car.
In the hotel room, investigators recovered several more items, including a black pullover mask, a bulletproof vest, disposable gloves, duct tape, rolls of black plastic, three shovels, a machete-style sword and an unopened bottle of bleach.
On the ground near the crash scene, the police found an unloaded black powder .44 caliber revolver that they said Award, who denies shooting any weapons during the incidents, had admitted to taking from the hotel room.
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Yorkshire was once only a part of a larger region known as Yorkshire and Humberside, which made up the North East of England. Although still occasionally used to describe this large area, Yorkshire has now not only become a region in its own right, it is also one of the largest counties in the UK. Stretching from the vast moorlands and fells of the Yorkshire Dales to the stunning coastlines of East Yorkshire, and from the top of the Peak District in the South to the dramatic North Yorkshire Moors the region really does have it all. To see holiday cottages along the Yorkshire coast, simply tick the 'By The Sea' tick box in the 'Refine Your Search' options on the left-hand side.
With nature being generous to the area, it has a total of three National Parks and two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty; it is hardly surprising that it is known by many as 'God's own country'. The magnificent landscapes, assorted with limestone geology, vast heather moorlands, English rural communities, sea fronts, and cliff edges, have captured the imagination of people coming here and encouraged them to return year after year.
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