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Also, check out this fun spring wreath, that I made, using this same technique!
Hanging Roses Flower Ball Tutorial
Also, check out this fun spring wreath, that I made, using this same technique!
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these are absolutely beautiful!ReplyDelete
you really did a wonderful job with them and thank you so much for sharing the tutorial with all of us!
i am going to bookmark this for future reference!
Very Pretty ! It looks very time consuming. You must have a lot of patience.ReplyDelete
WOW WOW WOW! just stunning. Great tutorial as well- thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
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Lovely job! Enjoyed the instructions. Thank-you!ReplyDelete
K seriously, these are so awesome. They look like little fabric flowers. Love this! I'm working on creating a scrapbook.craft room for myself and I am so making these for decoration. Great tutorial. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Cute, Cute, Cute! Bookmarking this for later!ReplyDelete
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Oh Yeah!!!! These are more than gorgeous! I'm in love! I will feature these tomorrow at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com. Grab my "featured" button.ReplyDelete
ADORABLE!! Love em'!! Don't think I would have the patience, though..lol :)ReplyDelete
What a cute idea. Great decor for a girl's room.ReplyDelete
Awesome! I'll come see them soon! You are just moving on your girls rooms.ReplyDelete
Very Pretty! I think I could do this in my daughter's room, but use a variety of bright colors on the balls. And I hear you about the expensive balls, so strange, why are they so pricey? We bought some for my daughter to make into planets and wondered why they cost more than all the other supplies put together????ReplyDelete
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These are so great! I've got a cupcake exchange coming up, and these will be great for decorations. Thank you for sharing!!!ReplyDelete
I love these paper flower balls!ReplyDelete
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Oh wow. been wanting to find something like this for a church thing that I am decorating for. That looks like alooooooot of work! But so cute!ReplyDelete
I love these!!!ReplyDelete
I've got a couple of topiary forms that would look adorable with your roses on them.
beautiful! I love these spring colors, too. Thanks for sharing your creativity!ReplyDelete
Those flower balls are absolutely gorgeous! What a great idea. I have a feeling that other bloggers are going to put their own spin on this idea, much like the wreaths made out of book pages that have been on so many blogs these past few weeks. It'll be interesting to see what turns up. Love your originals!ReplyDelete
I love those flowers that you made.I recently cut several butterfly shapes out of paper, and was thinking of sticking them to styrofoam balls, but this idea is so tempting!!ReplyDelete
gorgeous! great tutorial. These WILL be all over blogland! (for sure)ReplyDelete
Those are so stinkin cute!!ReplyDelete
These would be amazing for a wedding or shower. THANKS!ReplyDelete
These are GORGEOUS. I've done crepe paper cherry blossoms, so I know they are time consuming, but so rewarding!ReplyDelete
Those are DARLING Shelley! I love that! I am excited to have you guest post!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2010 at 7:02 AM
Can't wait to see how you dismantled the chandelier. I bought the same one for my daughter's room and it does hang too low!!ReplyDelete
Very cute and oh so pretty! Great tutorial also! Saw you on DIY day at ASPTLReplyDelete
Love these. Craft store clerk said that styrofoam products are so expensive because it is a petroleum product.ReplyDelete
I.love.this! So, so creative! I was just thinking the same thing about the flower balls, but the $$ was a little daunting. I actually prefer this look better anyway! :)ReplyDelete
I am filing this at thecraftersfilebox.com. Thanks so much for sharing!
Oh my gosh I love these!!! If I have a girl (won't know until the birth in May) I will definitely make these for her room!ReplyDelete
So pretty! I love how these turned out!ReplyDelete
love them they are preciousReplyDelete
WOW these are awesome!!! I am soooo making some!ReplyDelete
So pretty and worth the time - the effect is fabulous.ReplyDelete
So perfect and cute! You can't tell that they aren't Pottery Barn. I linked to them on my blog. Thank you.ReplyDelete
your balls turned out fabulous!! i can't wait to make some for my daughter's room also..just haven't had time yet, but they are so cute hanging from the ceiling. glad i could inspire you!ReplyDelete
Those are great. I just found you from {Love Stitched}. I will be following you now. Those would look great on a wreath form too. I am always on the look out for cut wreath ideas.ReplyDelete
I totally love this! This created stunning results and your tutorial was very easy to follow!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
Hey Girl, I just saw you on studio 5. I am doing a girls nursery and will be doing these crepe paper balls for sure!! I watched your "current visitors go from 40 something to 70 something ha ha, people are loving it!! I am also a local blogger ... barely getting my blog going, so I'm all over this kind of thing right now... your blog is great!!! Lots of cute ideas I will be checking back in on you... and looking at more when I have more time... I'm litterally typing in a towel... just got out of the shower and saw your cute and idea and you are adorable... anyways thanks for the fun ideas! I'll give myself a plug too ha ha refreshreuseredo.blogspot.comReplyDelete
I work for KSL and got to make the commercial for the Studio 5 episode you were on. I fell in love with your project and just bought the stuff to do it! I'm so excited about it! P.S. Watched the segment on Studio 5 and you did GREAT!ReplyDelete
Shelley, I loved seeing you do these on Studio 5. I tried it with book pages (to go with my book page wreath--also from Studio 5)--it worked pretty well. Thanks!ReplyDelete
This is so pretty !ReplyDelete
I would like to make a link on my website to your tutorial...is it possible to use one of your picture for this link ?
Thanks for your answer.
- AnonymousMarch 20, 2010 at 7:33 PM
Hi Shelly!!! I'm totally addicted with your blog now and all renovations! Saw you on Studio 5 told my mom and sister in law in Brazil about it and they are doing these very cute Flower balls for a Baptism and also for my sister's birthday! So fun!!! Thanks for sharing! Thought you would like to know that! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Made this for a YW at church. So cute. And easy to do once you get the hang of it. Great idea! Thanks!ReplyDelete
These are beautiful! I'm putting these on my Facebook page!ReplyDelete
This is beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
Love it!!!
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I saw the ad for Studio 5 and when I saw the roses, I searched their website until I found the clip. I love these! Now, hopefully I can make them.ReplyDelete
These are so pretty! We used to make crepe paper roses for wreaths back in the eighties, but I like the pom pom idea a lot more! I love to see techniques being rediscovered, and applied with a new twist (and hate that I'm old enough to see the cycles). My great aunts covered decorative crepe paper pillows with crepe paper roses back in the Great Depression (no, I'm not that old -- they told me about them), and this post reminded me of those lovely ladies.ReplyDelete
Beautiful pom poms, great blog!
These are so beautiful!! I used your tutorial to make a mobile for my little niece, and it turned out so beautiful! Have a look if you'd like. Thanks for the inspiration and tutorial!ReplyDelete
hi! I recently found your blog and I love it! Thanks for sharing. Paper roses are genius! I wanted to email you some pictures but couldn't find any contact info. Could you email me at firstname.lastname@example.com? Thanks!ReplyDelete
How beautiful! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Danielle is a DT member for us at Melissa Frances and came up with that awesome idea for using our crepe paper which inspired all of us at the company. We are so happy to see that she inspired you as well. Your versions look wonderful - great photography of your steps too!ReplyDelete
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These are totally gorgeous. I just LOVE those roses!!ReplyDelete
hey, I would like to know how big is your biggest ball/smallest ball that you used? Thanks!ReplyDelete
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I love it ! thanks for all the detailed explanations ! I'll try..not sure to be patient enough !! Thanks againReplyDelete
So, so, so pretty!! I super love it!ReplyDelete
I used your technique but on wreath! Turned out great thanks for the crepe roses idea :)ReplyDelete
I'm currently attempting a project like yours, inspired by this of course ;) I noticed that your flowers look like the top of the crepe paper is folded down...mine look like flowers, but not really like roses. Any technique tips?ReplyDelete
I love your tutorial......here is my version.ReplyDelete
I found your blog by a google search and I'm so glad I stopped by! I'm obsessed with this project now. I cannot wait to try it. I have big plans for these roses! Thank you! Yours are amazing!ReplyDelete
I'm making a wreath out of these tonight!!! I'm super excited!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 2, 2010 at 7:33 AM
Over the past few months I have been making these nonstop! I'm hoping to have a couple hundred done to hang around the tent at my wedding. They look absolutely beautiful so far! Thanks for sharing! I think this will be the perfect touch I needed!ReplyDelete
What a fabulou tutorial. I love this project. I've been looking for the perfect decoration for my sister's baby shower, and this fits the bill perfectly! Thank you. I found you by way of How About Orange. So glad I did! Best, JennReplyDelete
Wow, his is fab! Will use the next rainy day for a try!ReplyDelete
I AM DYING at the cuteness factor on these. BEAUTIFUL... I will be making this for my daughters room.ReplyDelete
I am over the moon with excitement that I found your DIY for these! I have twin girls myself and we are re-doing their room from baby/crib room to big girl/toddler rooms. This will be perfect! I'm so excited. Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Ahhh! Love these! I was searching the internet looking for ideas for my daughters room and found your blog! I am definetly going to be having a good look around. I love how fresh and clean your blog looks.ReplyDelete
Love these! Will be linking this to my blog to share.ReplyDelete
These are so cute! I posted your tutorial on my blog today:ReplyDelete
I know you all ready have a million comments on this...but I love it! This is perfect! I am decorating my daughters room and this is so pretty! I am going to link you to my blog, http://craftersanonymousclub.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Love this idea and your blog!!!ReplyDelete
I just love these. Thanks for sharing how easy they are to make. What a wonderful economic decoration to make for a wedding or other event.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 31, 2010 at 11:51 AM
What size Styrofoam balls did you use?? They don't look too expensive on Amazon..ReplyDelete
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I found you from Oopsey Daisy's blog! I love this and her wreath that she made from your tutorial. I think I am going to do both!!!! :) I'm following you now!!ReplyDelete
wow, these look great!ReplyDelete
What a great idea - I can think of many reasons to make these - weddings, birthday parties, Christmas decorations... fabulous!ReplyDelete
They are beautiful !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 19, 2010 at 6:20 PM
Thanks so much for this idea! I'm making 10 for my wedding - 5 each side of the isle on bow peep hooks sprayed white then rose pettals at the base to form the isle decorations! i love them theyre so cute!ReplyDelete
I see you did these months ago, but I've just seen them and they are gorgeous! I've done the same thing with felt roses, but I love the look of these too....I'm going to link to this on my international blog linking party today, and would love to see you there sometime too, every Sunday thru firstname.lastname@example.com all the best!ReplyDelete
I just made my first of these. Thank you for a great idea! The cost of the crepe paper allowed me to do this! check out my results!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2010 at 4:55 PM
I love these balls, going to make some to hang for my booth at the craft fair. Is it ok if I borrow a pic so I can show my friends on facebook?ReplyDelete
This is Great! I am going to use this idea for my wedding! Down here in South Texas, real flowers and humidity do not mix!ReplyDelete
I love these hanging balls. Real flowers can be expensive. Great idea. Thanks for the info.ReplyDelete
These flowers are beautiful, I would have never thought about making flowers from this sort of paper. What a great idea, very vintage ; )ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this idea - I made pink and white ones for my wedding reception - no-one believed I'd made themReplyDelete
So cute and great instructions! I saw something similar at Pottery Barn a few years ago (only felt) and have had it logged away in my mind forever--now I see an easy (much cheaper) way of pulling it off. My girls' room is going to be adorable!!! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you for the tutorial. Just made a few for Valentine's Day. My little boys loved helping me squish the paper too! :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THESE!!! It took me a while but I got them done and they look darling in my daughters room. I post about them on my blog.ReplyDelete
My Silhouette arrived last night!!! I am super excited to get started with all the fun projects! I owe ya big time. I am posting about it tonight after my first project.
These are super cute. I cannot wait to try my hand at paper roses. Your post is inspiring and helpful.ReplyDelete
I hope you don'y mind, but I copied your idea. I posted mine on my blog and linked my readers back to you :)ReplyDelete
I made tissue roses last Friday night! It took me a few trys to get the rolling part right but once I got started it went pretty quickly. I bought the crepe paper at the dollar store. Two rolls for a dollar. They also had styrofoam balls. I stuck a wood dowel in and made a topiary. You did a great job!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 11, 2011 at 9:36 AM
Love, love, love! I was thinking of doing something similar with old sweaters. But this is much easier! I have an Alice and Wonderland themed invitation photo shoot I will be doing. Now I have my topiary ideas! I will make sure to tag you in that when it is complete!ReplyDelete
Very cute. I want to try and make the rose wreath. Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
Wow! They are gorgeous. Can't wait to make some.ReplyDelete
I love it! Love the blog, love everything! I'm new here so I can't wait till I have time to look around : )ReplyDelete
Thanks Tomkat for sharing! I will be adding this to my list of favorite new blogs!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I will be making these. Love the tips too- "your fingers will get burned!" :) :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful beautiful beautiful blog!! I would really like to swap homes with you and feel free to redecorate mine while your visiting (ugh!)ReplyDelete
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These are ADORABLE! I wish i saw them before v-day but they will be perfect for spring as well!!! Thanks for the awesome idea and Im new to your blog, but SOO glad I found it! :-)ReplyDelete
I adore the spring wreath on the "Spring" board. It is a beautiful combination!ReplyDelete
Hi ShelleyReplyDelete
I just decorated a styrofoam ball using your tutorial check my blog for pics.
Thanks for sharing :)
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- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 6:56 PM
Just wanting to let you know I gave you credit at:ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 26, 2011 at 7:21 AM
You've been featured! Grab a button and show off if you'd like, they're at the bottom of my blog. Here's the link if you'd like to check out the post or follow back. :) Heather http://500dollarwedding.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
hey.. thats sooooo cute.. im gonna make the flower ball for my next project for wedding. all these time i've been using artificial flower to make a flower ball and that was a bit expensive. thank you for your great idea!ReplyDelete
Thank you! I was looking for exactly this tutorial! I love the crepe paper balls and I love the wreath!ReplyDelete
I am a recent follower and just finished trying to make these roses to compliment a frame. I am using my non burned fingers though... Lol. Not sure how far back you all read these posts but I really wanted to comment how cool I think your stuff is. Thx. cmsReplyDelete
Great tutorial! Thank you for it! I shared it in my blog and link it back to youReplyDelete
I am having the hardest time with this...any tips? Have tried for three nights straight and am still not getting it. I think I am doing something wrong with the twisting. Can you clarify how often you twist as you are wrapping? Your roses end up with a more "open" feel whereas mine are more tight and closed. Any tips?ReplyDelete
was wondering how these would turn out using tissue paper instead?ReplyDelete
Just finished 4 of 6 of these for a friends baby shower this weekend! I really feel like I'm getting the hang of it by now! ;) But, boy, are my fingers blistered! Yowch!! They look amazing, though! Thanks so much for posting this.ReplyDelete
SO so so pretty but I am wondering if I'd have the patience! lol...ReplyDelete
Love the look! I was looking for something else to do for an event besides the tulle puffs. FYI For all the crafters..If you are going to be making alot of these..you would do better purchasing from a styrofoam manufacturer. I use styro cake dummies for displays and the stores near me charge a fortune for them. I order them from www.dallasfoamonline.com. or you can just google styrofoam forms and other will come up also..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2012 at 1:34 PM
Now I know what I'm going to be attempting when I get back from my vacation! Thank you for the awesome idea and the tips! Will definitely fill you in when I attempt this. Will probably make a post about it too :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial. I have just used it to create a red paper flower ball for my Valentine's Day table and it looks fabulous. I have linked back to you from http://thatcutelittlecake.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
These are awesome! You did a great job :) thank you so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
I can not do this for the life of me lol Still trying..I can't get the twisty part right..lolReplyDelete
Just came across this blogg love it!! I use mini command strip hooks to hang decorations from the ceiling so I don't damage themReplyDelete
This is beautiful... I am gonna do this for my friends wedding...since it is outside they would look beautiful hanging from the trees.ReplyDelete
These take forever!! So yes you must have patience. I made purple and white ones for a friends bridal shower, originally I wanted to make 6, but after finding out how time consuming it was i went with only 3! Also we used wiffle balls, so I didn't have to cut the ends off of them, i just put them right in the holes in the wiffle ball and it worked perfectly! in the end we filled a couple of spaces with extra flowers, but it was pretty simple!ReplyDelete
I saw these one day while I was cruising around the interwebs...I made them and put them on top of candle pillars....too cute and I know what you mean about the surprising cost of the Styrofoam balls....I thought it was weird too LOLReplyDelete
I saw these one day while I was cruising around the interwebs...I made them and put them on top of candle pillars....too cute and I know what you mean about the surprising cost of the Styrofoam balls....I thought it was weird too LOLReplyDelete
I saw these on the interwebs a while back and I made them and put them on top of candle pillars. I still want to hang some but they ARE time consuming. I totally agree with you on the crazy price of the styrofoam balls....I thought that they'd be cheaper for sure and you can get two rolls of streamers at a dollar store for a dollar...just a fyi. Thanks for sharing with us!!ReplyDelete
fab tutorial! TFSReplyDelete
These are really cute! We have something similar on our blog. http://sistersplayinghouse.blogspot.com/2012/03/home-week-paper-pom-poms.htmlReplyDelete
what a great idea! so pretty!ReplyDelete
I love how cute these are!! I'm doing something similar on my blog with coffee filters. I call it decorative origami https://mylifeinwords.jux.com/ I hope you'll check it out when you get a chance. I love your site!!ReplyDelete
from where i can buy foam ball in India.ReplyDelete
so cool trying with my daughter having so much fun :)ReplyDelete
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A criminal complaint said Bradford police were called just before 9 p.m. March 2 and were met by Alfredo Malespini III, 31, who told officers he was "trying to get rid of his wedding ring" and decided to "shoot it off." The Bradford Era first reported the shooting on Friday.
The gunshot badly mangled Malespini's finger, but didn't remove the ring, police said.
At the time of the shooting in Bradford, which is near the New York border about 130 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, Malespini was employed as a lieutenant at the Federal Correctional Institution-McKean, a medium security prison a few miles away. Officials there did not immediately respond to a call Friday asking about Malespini's employment status.
Bradford police Lt. Steve Caskey told The Associated Press that he wasn't sure of Malespini's employment status, but "as far as we know, he is still seeking treatment in Erie."
Malespini was taken to UPMC Hamot hospital where he was treated for the gunshot wound and also for mental or emotional issues, Caskey said.
Police have been called to the Malespini residence a "couple times" previously for domestic disputes, but Caskey said he doesn't believe Malespini had ever been charged with a crime before.
On the day of the shooting, Malespini "had been drinking quite heavily throughout the day and he and his wife had been arguing throughout the day about an affair he had had several months ago," Caskey said.
Malespini has been charged with disorderly conduct and was cited for firing a weapon within city limits but also is charged with reckless endangerment, a second-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to two years in prison. That's because the bullet Malespini fired could have endangered someone else, Caskey said.
"He was out on his back deck, he was outside...the bullet could have been fired in a direct line with neighbor's houses," Caskey said.
Nobody else was hurt in the shooting, and Malespini was neither armed nor confrontational when police arrived.
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(Pictured: Russian President Medvedev, Czech President Klaus, and US President Obama in Prague in April.)
"There's just been no talk about that right now, none whatsoever."
Thus spake John Kerry, who led the Senate campaign for New START ratification as reported by David Sanger of the New York Times when asked about the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. At his famous Prague speech in April 2009 that buoyed the hopes of many in the disarmament community, President Obama said, among other things that he would seek U.S. ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (on nuclear-weapons testing).
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[New START] was initially envisioned as a speed bump on President Obama's nuclear agenda, a modest reduction in nuclear forces that would enable him to tackle much harder issues on the way to his dream of eventually eliminating nuclear weapons altogether.
It turned out to be a mountain. . . . his own aides acknowledge that the lesson of the battle over the treaty is that the political divide on national security is widening. . . . "If the Start treaty was this hard, you can only imagine how difficult the rest will be," said William J. Perry, a secretary of defense during the Clinton administration and one of the four former cold warriors who helped formulate the goal of a world without nuclear weapons that Mr. Obama has embraced.
Couple this with the $185 billion* for nuclear weapons which the Obama administration has proposed for 2011 (in part to win Republican votes for New START) and it's almost as if New START is the beginning of the end of the disarmament movement. Or at least of this second phase after the first phase of ban-the-bomb and nuclear freeze grassroots movements. In his recent paper for the Western States Legal foundation, The START Treaty and Disarmament: a Dilemma in Search of a Debate, Andrew Lichterman sheds some light on the current phase
A recent U.S. Congressional Research Service catalog of U.S. arms control agreement begins with this statement: "Arms control and nonproliferation efforts are two of the tools that have occasionally been used to implement U.S. national security strategy." This reflects a far more realistic view of what arms control is than seems to prevail among NGO disarmament professionals today [most of whom] seem to have lost sight of the fact that. . . . arms control is little more than the pursuit of military advantage by diplomatic means. Working for disarmament, in contrast, means opposing destructive weaponry . . . without favoring the concerns of elites. . . .
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Throughout the 1990s, but especially during the George W. Bush years, Ploughshares and its circle of foundations called the Peace and Security Funders Group increasingly narrowed the range of acceptable anti-nuclear activism, while simultaneously ghettoizing the field so that the work of various NGOs became less and less applicable to social justice and economic development issues, and increasingly focused on abstract global problems and hypotheticals, such as the possible use of nuclear weapons. In the process, discussions of the injustices of the global political economy and how nuclear weapons fit into it were silenced. Anti-nuclear activism became increasingly specialized, boring, and disconnected from issues that affect people's everyday lives. Arms control eclipsed abolition as the rallying cry. [Emphasis added.]
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No disarmament movements capable of having even the kind of modest effects of the very large, visible Cold War-era anti-nuclear movements exist today. . . . Most who do [the] kind of professionalized interest group campaigning and advocacy prevalent in. . . . disarmament work act as if [the] decline of civil society and the rise of an oligarchic politics . . . is inevitable, something to be adapted to rather than struggled against.
What's to replace the current era of the disarmament specialist?
The requisite vision and analysis of cause and effect will not be developed in conversations among ambitious policy professionals with an eye to what moves them up the career ladder in Washington D.C. [Meanwhile, in] those instances [in the past] where pressure from disarmament movements may have played a significant role in obtaining arms control treaties, there was far more going on than lobbying campaigns backing the treaties. Instead, there were large movements with far more sweeping demands, from those who called for Banning the Bomb . . . to the international peace and disarmament movements of the 1980's [both of which] were intertwined . . . with other social movements.
Rebuilding such movements will require. . . . . a redirection of resources away from centers of corporate, political, and military power down to where the rest of us live, starting over again in the long hard task of building movements that can give us power and voice.
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The NCBFAA Centurion Award
This award recognizes the recipient's outstanding vision, leadership and dedication demonstrated during their affiliation with the NCBFAA on behalf of the international transportation logistics community.
Mary Ann Comstock – April 22, 2015
Now retired, Mary Ann Comstock was a licensed Customs Broker and the U.S. Northern Border Compliance Manager for UPS Supply Chain Solutions. She resides in Sweet Grass, MT. Ms. Comstock represented Area 1 on the NCBFAA Board of Directors and was a member of the NCBFAA Bylaws Committee. She is a Certified Customs Specialist with the NCBFAA. Mary Ann recently completed her second and final term on the Advisory Committee on Commercial Operations of Customs & Border Protection. She served as the co-chair of the One US Government at the Border, was appointed to a number of other COAC subcommittees and work groups, including Antidumping & Countervailing Duty, Global Supply Chain Security – Land Border Initiatives, Role of the Broker and Trade Facilitation.
Ms. Comstock has been very active in the Northern Border Customs Brokers Association (NBCBA) for the last 35 years. She has been honored to serve several terms as the NBCBA President, and the NBCBA Secretary and Treasurer. Her brokerage experience began with W.Y. Moberly, Inc., a small regional brokerage firm located in Sweet Grass, MT. She received her Customs Brokerage License in 1978. She served as the Corporate Secretary for W.Y. Moberly, Inc., from 1980 to 1990, when she became President. In 2001, UPS Customhouse Brokerage acquired W.Y. Moberly, Inc. She served as the Mountain region manager as the integration of numerous firms acquired by UPS took place. She assumed a new role in 2004 and became the U.S. Northern Border Compliance Manager - the role she fills today.
Ken Bargteil - April 10, 2013
Professionally, Ken Bargteil is Chairman Emeritus and Area 3 Member of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America Customs Committee, recently completing an unprecedented 10-year term as Chairman of that Committee. He also Chairs the ACE Strategy Task Group and the Part 111 Rewrite Core Committee. He provides counsel to the NCBFAA Board of Directors as Senior Advisor, having termed out in 2010 after 4 consecutive 2-year terms on the Board representing the Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia Region. He was a Charter Member of the NCBFAA Educational Institute Policy and CCS Content Committee and currently serves as its Chairman.
He is also a Charter Member of the Large Broker and Forwarder Committee, and has served 10 years on the NCBFAA Annual Conference Committee. Ken leads the NCBFAA delegation at the Customs and Border Protection's Trade Support Network, serves as a Trade Ambassador, TSN Charter Member on the: Trade Leadership, Revenue, Legal & Policy, Supply Chain Security 10 + 2 and Steering Committees, and he Chairs the TSN Liquidation Subcommittee.
He began his career as a messenger for a small Baltimore customs brokerage and freight forwarding company, advancing within Kuehne + Nagel, Inc. from Baltimore import department manager to corporate Vice President, a position he has held for 31 of his 33 years with this company. As Associate Line Manager he grew the company's customs brokerage business unit by 700%, currently supervises more than 85 licensed professionals as its licensed officer, and has exercised leadership in the fields of trade and regulatory compliance, corporate governance, business ethics, anti-trust, anti-bribery, sustainability, safety and health and continuous improvement.
Harold Brauner– April 6, 2011
As Chairman of the Board of Brauner International Corp., Harold Brauner still takes an \a active part in the direction of the company, a family owned business started by his father, Curt, in 1931. The company serves the international trade community as a Custom Broker, an Ocean Transport Intermediary, and an Airfreight Forwarder. He began his career in the Customs Brokerage business at an early age when he started working for his father at the age of twelve as a messenger. He earned his Custom Broker License, and his Federal Maritime Forwarders License. Upon the death of his father, Curt, in 1969, he took over the presidency of Brauner International. He served as President for 37 years, until he became the Chairman in 2006 and his son, Matthew became the President.
He served as President of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association from 1992 to 1994 and as Chairman of the Board from 1994 to 1998. Previously he also held the position of Treasurer for 12 years. He is presently a member of the board as Senior Counselor. He was President and Chairman of the Board of the N.Y., N.J. Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association. He served for 12 years as a member of the board of the American Exporters and Importers Association. He was one of the members of the committee that designed the "ACES" computer system of the Port Authority of NY and NJ. He has lectured on Customs Brokerage and Freight Forwarding at the American Management Association, SUNY College and other forums on international trade. He spoke to the Japan International Freight Forwarders Association in Tokyo in March 1988.
He attended Xavier High School in Manhattan, and earned a bachelor's degree in Philosophy at Fordham University. Upon graduation he was called to active duty U.S. Army, serving in Korea during the hostilities there in 1952/53. He rose to the rank of Captain in the U.S. Army Transportation Corp.
Peter H. Powell, Sr. - April 14, 2010
Peter H. Powell, Sr., graduated in 1956 from the College of the Holy Cross, where he earned a B.S. degree in business administration. After college, he served for three years in the U.S. Air Force as radar intercept officer.
Subsequent to his military service, Mr. Powell joined C.H. Powell Company, founded in 1919. Today, he is CEO and has given more than 50 years of service to the company.
In March 2002, Mr. Powell assumed the NCBFAA Chairmanship after serving two terms as NCBFAA President. He is currently a member of the NCBFAA Security Committee. NCBFAA comprises about 870 member firms across the country-all of them involved in international transportation and related services. Before being elected to his first term as president in 1998, Powell served as vice president and chairman of the Forwarding Committee of the association. In those positions, he testified before both houses of Congress on the Shipping Reform Act of 1998.
Furthermore, Powell has been directly involved with CBP as it continues to develop automated reporting of commodity and transport export data. In addition to his roles with C.H. Powell Company and NCBFAA, Mr. Powell serves as Executive Committee member, TSA Liaison Committee member; member, Foreign Commerce Club; member, Board of Directors of The National Industrial Transportation League; member, Coalition for Airline Security; member, COAC Trade Support Network (TSN) Security Subcommittee; and also serves on the Maritime Committee.
Mr. Powell has three adult children, 12 grandchildren, and lives in Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Leonard M. Shayne - April 22, 2009
Leonard Shayne was born in New York City on Sept 29, 1920 and attended NY Public Schools. He retired from the forwarding business in 1999, but had an extensive career in the business before retiring. From 1945, after returning home from serving during WWII, Mr. Shayne joined the family business, Leading Forwarders, and stayed there until 1996, when the company's operations ceased. In the span of these 52 years, Mr. Shayne became the president of Leading Forwarders Inc., Leading Export Service Corp., Via Sea Carrier Corp. & of various subsidiaries of the company.
During his time in the business, Mr. Shayne was an active member of various trade associations. From 1969 until 1974, he was President of National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America (NCBFAA), acting during his term to convene the Association's first Government Affairs and Annual Conferences, a tradition started by Mr. Shayne and carried on by the Association to this day. Additionally, Mr. Shayne oversaw the merging of the New York Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association and the Customs Broker and Forwarders Association to become the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America in 1969. After the end of his term as President of NCBFAA, Mr. Shayne became the Chairman of the Board of the Association in 1974. Leonard also served as Chairman of the Customs Committee of the American Association of Importers and Exporters (AAIE), Member of the Board of Governors and Director of the New York Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association, Member of the Board of Governors of the World Trade Club of the World Trade Center, and Vice President of the International Association of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA).
Mr. Shayne received his BS from the School of Business at Columbia University in 1941 and was a lecturer in foreign trade at Baruch School of Business and Civic Administration at the College of the City of New York. He was also a contributing editor to such important trade publications as the American Import and Export Bulletin. Mr. Shayne wass also an accomplished author having written a memoir, "Not All Importers-Exporters Are Crooks."
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Harvey Isaacs - April 18, 2007
A partner in the law firm of Tompkins & Davidson, LLP, deceased NCBFAA General and Customs Counsel Harvey Isaacs was formerly the senior partner of Siegel, Mandell & Davidson, P.C., a firm dating back to 1926. He was a trial attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Division, Customs Law Section, before entering private practice in 1965. He has served as President of the Customs and International Trade Bar Association and Chairman of the ABA Standing Committee on Customs Law.
He was also a member of the Treasury Department "Advisory Committee on Commercial Operations of the U.S. Customs Service" and a representative on the Customs Service "Mod Act Implementation Committee." A 1957 graduate of the College of the City of New York, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration, Harvey graduated cum laude from New York University School of Law in 1964.In the memorial posted on their website, his colleagues at Tompkins & Davidson, LLP echoed our sentiments when they noted:
"Harvey achieved much: his excellence at Stuyvesant High School and Baruch College; his Navy service to his country; his days at New York University Law School, from which he graduated cum laude; caring for his family; running two law firms for almost twenty-five years; and his many years as General Counsel to both, the National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America and the Northern Border Customs Brokers Association, and his role in helping to foster the modernization of Customs operations in the United States.
Harvey spoke of his initial exposure, fresh out of law school, to the then unfamiliar world of Customs law, which he "truly felt . . . was a front for the CIA." Asked what had been most rewarding to him professionally, "Representing NCBFAA has been the most challenging and satisfying," he said. "Customs brokers are a special breed of client with limitless knowledge of the law and regulations under which they operate. They ensure that all of its counselors remain on their toes."
All of his colleagues, associates and friends who cherished Harvey's counsel, enjoyed his wit and benefited from his wisdom remember him as a good and decent friend, which, at day's end, is not bad.
Arthur L. Litman – April 26, 2006
Arthur Litman is a licensed customs broker providing brokerage and consulting services. Mr. Litman recently retired from FedEx Trade Networks, where he served as Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Compliance. He started with Castelazo & Associates in 1964 and rose to become President of the company. Castelazo & Associates was acquired in 1991 by Tower Group and later by FedEx.
Active in trade associations, Mr. Litman is currently a Senior Counselor of the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America. He is a past president of the International Federation of Customs Brokers Associations, the NCBFAA, and the Foreign Trade Association of Southern California. He served on the board of the American Association of Exporters and Importers for 17 years.
Appointed to the Commercial Operations Advisory Committee (COAC) when it was chartered in 1988, Mr. Litman has served six two-year terms. While a member of COAC, Mr. Litman was a leader in efforts to move to a monthly payment process for duties and taxes, and during the 9/11 term was active developing C-TPAT and other security measures.
Mr. Litman is an ACE Trade Ambassador and is co-chair of the Trade Support Network Entry Committee. The Entry Committee advises CBP on developing the new ACE entry system. Mr. Litman is active on the TSN and COAC committees advising CBP on 10+2. Mr. Litman represented FedEx on the World Customs Organization's Private Sector Consultative Group in Brussels, working on the WCO's SAFE Framework of Standards.
He is a recipient of the Stanley T. Olafson Bronze Plaque Award, the first NCBFAA Centurion Award, the AAEI Trade Warrior Award, CBP's ACE Award and the Commissioner of Customs Award of Recognition.
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The taxpayer-funded report released by former federal prosecutor Randy Mastro relied on interviews with Christie and other officials in his administration and 250,000 documents, many of them emails and text messages. But the key figures in the plot would not cooperate with Mastro's investigation, leading Democrats to question the credibility of the report and its thoroughness.
The investigation concluded Christie had no knowledge beforehand of lane closings in September near the George Washington Bridge between New Jersey and New York that caused four days of massive gridlock in the community of Fort Lee.
The closings became a major scandal for the governor in January when he had to backtrack and acknowledge the involvement of a top aide and an associate in orchestrating the closings. He has repeatedly denied knowing about the plot or having any involvement in the closings.
"Governor Christie's account of these events rings true. It's corroborated by many witnesses, and he has conducted himself at every turn as someone who has nothing to hide," the report found.
"We uncovered nothing contradicting the governor's account," it concluded.
The report did not find even minor missteps by Christie and his inner circle. It cast Christie as a leader was deeply troubled about the possibility that staff members were not being truthful to him - asking "with tears in his eyes" whether any of his top aides were involved in the lane closure.
During a news conference, Mastro emphasized that the review found no evidence that the scheme was reflective of the wider operations of the governor's office.
"We found that this was the action of the few," he said. "This is not reflective of the whole."
On a radio show Wednesday night, Christie, a possible 2016 Republican presidential contender, said the events of the past several months will not affect his decisions about his political future.
Mastro's report comes out ahead of results from independent investigations by federal prosecutors and a special committee of state lawmakers.
Defending the report, Mastro said his team was able to review a trove of documents, including emails and text messages among Christie, Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, top governor's office staff and former staffers.
"We believe we have gotten to the truth or we wouldn't be reporting it," he said.
He also said his team was sharing information with federal prosecutors.
The report, issued at Mastro's New York law office, concluded that former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official David Wildstein and ex-Christie aide Bridget Kelly were behind the closures and that they were targeting Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich.
It did not determine why they wanted to hurt the Democrat yet said there was no evidence that it was because he refused to endorse Christie for re-election last year.
The report said that Sokolich himself brought up the possibility of endorsing Christie but ultimately decided against it. The report said that even after that decision, the mayor remained on a list of Democrats whom Christie was considering appointing to various boards.
Both Wildstein and Kelly have refused to talk to investigators, citing their right against self-incrimination. The report delved into their personalities.
"Whatever motivated Wildstein and Kelly to act as they did, it was not at the behest of Governor Christie, who knew nothing about it," the report said.
Mastro said Wildstein seemed to have "bizarre political and personal animus" against a variety of people. He also quotes another Christie confidante as saying Wildstein had "50 crazy ideas a week."
The report said Kelly tried to cover her tracks when Christie began asking what happened last year. She asked a colleague to delete an email about the plot, but the other staffer retained the email anyway, the report said.
The report also suggested Kelly may have been motivated to participate in part because she'd recently been dumped in a romantic relationship by a former Christie campaign manager.
Christie also cut ties in January with that strategist, Bill Stepien, over the scandal. The report finds that he knew about the lane closures but not about an ulterior motive. His lawyer, Kevin Marino, said Thursday that raises the question of why Stepien was ousted from Christie's realm. "I just wish someone would acknowledge it was a mistake," said Marino, who also said the mentioning of Stepien's relationship with Kelly, when both were single and not working together, was gratuitous.
Lawyers for Kelly and Wildstein did not return messages.
Mastro said Wildstein suggested he mentioned traffic issues in Fort Lee to Christie at public event during the lane closures. But he says Christie did not recall it being brought up and if it was, it would not have registered as significant to Christie - something Christie has said before.
In a separate investigation, the report found that a claim by Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer, that Christie's administration told her that Superstorm Sandy would be tied to a private redevelopment plan, is "demonstrably false." In response, Zimmer called the report "sadly predictable" and a "one-sided whitewash."
Mastro called for Christie's office staffers to cease using personal email accounts for official business, eliminating the office where Kelly had worked and appointing an ethics officer in the governor's office. He also recommended major changes to the structure of Port Authority, an agency jointly run by the states of New York and New Jersey.
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The state police barracks in Weston responded to the one-car crash in the eastbound lane at about 10:42 a.m.
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The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, approving seismic surveys using sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.
Friday's announcement is the first real step toward what could be a transformation in coastal states, creating thousands of jobs to support a new energy infrastructure. But it dismayed environmentalists and people who owe their livelihoods to fisheries and tourism.
The cannons create noise pollution in waters shared by whales, dolphins and turtles, sending sound waves many times louder than a jet engine reverberating through the deep every ten seconds for weeks at a time. Arguing that endangered species could be harmed was the environmental groups' best hope for extending a decades-old ban against drilling off the U.S. Atlantic coast.
The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management acknowledged that thousands of sea creatures will be harmed even as it approved opening the outer continental shelf from Delaware to Florida to exploration. Energy companies need the data as they prepare to apply for drilling leases in 2018, when current congressional limits expire.
"The bureau's decision reflects a carefully analyzed and balanced approach that will allow us to increase our understanding of potential offshore resources while protecting the human, marine, and coastal environments," acting BOEM Director Walter Cruickshank said in a statement.
Sonic cannons are already used in the western Gulf of Mexico, off Alaska and in other offshore oil operations around the world. They are towed behind boats, sending down pulses of sound that reverberate beneath the sea floor and rebound to the surface. Hydrophones capture the results, which computers translate into high resolution, three-dimensional images.
"It's like a sonogram of the Earth," said Andy Radford, a petroleum engineer at the American Petroleum Institute, an oil and gas trade association in Washington DC. "You can't see the oil and gas, but you can see the structures in the Earth that might hold oil and gas."
The surveys also can map marine habitats and identify solid undersea flooring for wind energy turbines. But fossil fuel mostly funds this research, and corporations keep the data secret, disclosing it only to the government.
"They paid for it, so I can see why they don't want to share. These things are not cheap," said John Jaeger, a University of Florida geology professor.
Oil lobbyists say drilling for the estimated 4.72 billion barrels of recoverable oil and 37.51 trillion cubic feet of natural gas that lies beneath federal waters from Florida to Maine could generate $195 billion in investment and spending between 2017 and 2035, contributing $23.5 billion per year to the economy.
These estimates describe the total amount of energy "technically recoverable" from the nation's outer continental shelf, but the Atlantic seabed from New Jersey through New England remains off limits for now. While some states have passed drilling bans, Virginia and the Carolinas asked for the surveys, bureau officials explained Friday.
"I honestly feel we can go offshore and harvest the energy that's out there," said South Carolina state Sen Paul Campbell. "I think we're kind of foolish not to."
In any case, the area to be mapped is farther offshore in federal waters, beyond the reach of state law.
The sonic cannons are often fired continually for weeks or months, and multiple mapping projects may operate simultaneously. To get permits, companies will need to have whale-spotting observers onboard and do undersea acoustic tests to avoid nearby species. Certain habitats will be closed during birthing or feeding seasons.
Still, underwater microphones have picked up blasts from these sonic cannons over distances of thousands of miles, and the constant banging — amplified in water by orders of magnitude — will be impossible for many species to avoid.
Whales and dolphins depend on being able to hear their own much less powerful echolocation to feed, communicate and keep in touch with their family groups across hundreds of miles. Even fish and crabs navigate and communicate by sound, said Grant Gilmore, an expert on fish ecology in Vero Beach, Fla.
"We don't know what the physiological effects are. It could be permanent hearing damage in many of these creatures just by one encounter with a high-energy signal," Gilmore said.
More than 120,000 comments were sent to the government, which spent years developing these rules. The bureau's environmental impact study estimates that more than 138,000 sea creatures could be harmed, including nine of the world's remaining 500 north Atlantic right whales.
These whales give birth and breed off the coast of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
"Once they can't hear -- and that's the risk that comes with seismic testing -- they are pretty much done for," said Katie Zimmerman, a spokeswoman for the South Carolina Coastal Conservation League based in Charleston, S.C.
"Even if there were oil out there, do we really want that? Do we really want to see these offshore rigs set up?" she asked.
By federal law, scientists can't approach marine mammals without following careful protocols, and yet this decision will pervade their environment with noise pollution that could have a long-term impact on their population, said Scott Kraus, a right whale expert at the John H. Prescott Marine Laboratory in Boston.
"No one has been allowed to test anything like this on right whales," Kraus said. "(The Obama administration) has authorized a giant experiment on right whales that this country would never allow researchers to do."
Some exploratory wells were drilled before the U.S. Atlantic seabed was closed to exploration in the 1980s, but they never produced much. The latest seismic technology should change that.
"One thing we find is, the more you get out and drill and explore to confirm what you see in the seismic -- you end up finding more oil and gas than what you think is out there when you started," Radford said.
More than 16 communities from Florida to New Jersey passed resolutions opposing or raising concerns about seismic testing and offshore drilling. In north Florida's St. Augustine Beach, tourism and fishing fuel the economy, and rare turtles come ashore to lay eggs.
"Florida has already felt the devastating effects of an uncontrolled oil release with the Deepwater Horizon event of which cleanup efforts are still on-going," said John Morris, a county commissioner whose constituency includes the beach town. "Any oil spill, large or small, off the coast of St. Johns County, would greatly affect the county's economy."
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Monday, June 14, 2010
Pickled Cherries
To pickle the cherries, they were washed and left with pits and stems intact. Sugar was dissolved in red wine vinegar and bay leaves, cloves, and peppercorns were added. The mixture was brought to a boil, simmered for ten minutes, and allowed to cool. The cooled syrup was poured over the cherries, and I stored them in the refrigerator. The longer they sit, and they can remain refrigerated for up to one year, the more wrinkly the cherries will become. Since I couldn't wait longer than a week, mine were still mostly plump.
In the book, pickled cherries are used in a warm pheasant salad with tardivo and toasted hazelnuts. That sounds like a wonderful fall dish, but I don't think I'll have any cherries left by then. Maybe I can come up with something more summery for a salad with notes of bitterness for balance. Something with arugula could work or possibly grilled romaine. While I think about that, I'm ready to make the cherry cordial and the brandied cherries from the book, and then I might have to pickle some more before the season ends.
Posted by lisa is cooking at Monday, June 14, 2010
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wow!!!! Awesome clicks. feel like eatin cherries now.ReplyDelete
Sounds delicious and amazing. I'm sucking on a cherry pit right now, and I think I might have to make a run to the store.ReplyDelete
alright i have been thinking about them since your tweet. i think with tandoori style shrimp and on arugula.ReplyDelete
I have to make these this season! They look amazing.ReplyDelete
Oh Lisa, this pickle cherry sound so good. I never even seen or heard anyone make pickle cherry before.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 14, 2010 at 7:28 PM
yum--these are next on my list. thanks (and let me know when the drunken, i mean brandied ones are ready!).ReplyDelete
I didn't know cherries are pickled... they look more deliciousReplyDelete
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Hey, you beat me to it! Aren't these pickled cherries the best? I've been busy these past few days trying to come up with different ways to use them. So far nothing beats pickled cherries and assorted cheeses, though. They go so, so well together.ReplyDelete
We're thinking of making something with rainier cherries, but it would've just been a pie. You always come up with something way out of the box!ReplyDelete
Cool!!! It just so happens I received a bunch of cherries from a friend. I've sort of been snacking on them on and off. I've never tried pickled cherries before and I keep saying to myself that I have to try and start pickling stuff. :)ReplyDelete
This is totally new to me. I haven't seen or heard of pickled cherries before but now I am intrigued to try this. I usually make them into a spoon sweet which is perfect for desserts.ReplyDelete
Something new to me too. I would love to try the recipe..well, if I have any left!ReplyDelete
Very interesting! They surely go well with cheese...ReplyDelete
our local supermarkets are starting to have cheap imported US cherries as well. I think I'm going to try your recipe because I have a lot of red wine vinegar left. Can't wait to see all the various ways you use the pickled cherries ^_^ReplyDelete
I can't wait to get my hands on some cherries too! This sounds great!ReplyDelete
Pickled cherries have me groaning with happiness. I love pickling weird crazy random things. They add such a nice WOW factor to any meal.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 15, 2010 at 8:22 AM
Pickled cherries is such a terrific idea! Yum!ReplyDelete
They sound wonderful! I still haven't quite got the hang of proper canning so refrigerator pickling these cherries would be just right for me. As usual, you are my number one source for learning about recipe resources. I'll have to check out My Favorite Ingredients!ReplyDelete
This sounds great and I can surprise my MIL with it. :)ReplyDelete
I've never heard of pickled cherries, but I imagine they must be a bit chutney-like. I think u are so right to pair it with cheese.ReplyDelete
Looks like I've found my summer accompaniment for cheese and parties.ReplyDelete
Great post. We make pickled cherries at the restaurant where I work and it's great to see people doing them at home also. Your photographs are beautiful. I will definitely keep checking out your blog, it's really good!ReplyDelete
That final picture makes me swoon! Cherries rarely make it to the cooking stage at my house, but this inspires me!!! I will be on the lookout for a big bag of organic cherries at WF. Thanx!ReplyDelete
i can think of no less than 23 things to do with pickled cherries, and that's right off the top of my head. what a terrific idea.ReplyDelete
- KooperJune 15, 2010 at 3:25 PM
Do you have quantities for the ingredients. It looks really good. I am always looking for sides for my cured meats and this would me really good.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 15, 2010 at 4:16 PM
MY relatives came to this country on a prison ship after being kicked out of England for rustling horses, and we will pickle anything. Watermelon rinds is a personal favorite of mine. But now I will have to try cherries. Thanks for the write up!ReplyDelete
My family has several generations of pickling experience and we look forward to pickling everything so that we can enjoy the versatility of the summer bounty now and through the winter season.ReplyDelete
Lisa, I'd love to hear how your brandied cherries turnout. This recipe rocks!
- AnonymousJune 15, 2010 at 6:03 PM
I am 48 years ago, and am myself pickled. I think they sound awesome.ReplyDelete
Fabulous idea, Lisa! And cherries are sheer heaven right now. Can't wait to try this.ReplyDelete
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I bet these are divine. They remind of a little of these grilled cherries I once had with a duck dish at a restaurant. They were tossed in sherry vinegar before being grilled. They were so amazing. I could have eaten an entire bowl of them.ReplyDelete
This sounds great. I never you could pickle cherries. Can't wait to try this.ReplyDelete
Can't wait to try these,yum :DReplyDelete
I must try this recipe if the cherries are cheap in the local supermarket. It sounds fantastic! ;)ReplyDelete
I am trying to wrap my mind around these wonderful flavors! I am hitting the market in a few, so I have some other pickling to do, and will try this!ReplyDelete
I've never had pickled cherries, I'm curious about this recipe....it sounds so great.ReplyDelete
interesting ingredient choice for a pickle!!! also very well presented.ReplyDelete
This sounds amazing! such a wonderful and flavorful way to preserve them.ReplyDelete