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Cheese Fondue
Classic cheese fondue is a splurge in every sense--but it's also guaranteed bliss. (And you don't even need a fondue pot!) CJ Bienert, owner of The Cheese Shop of Des Moines, shares his easy recipe.
Cranberry-Sauced Meatballs Appetizer
Shape and bake the chicken meatballs ahead of time, then pop them in your slow cooker with cranberry and barbecue sauces.
Ricotta and Parmesan Spread
Fresh herbs season this ridiculously simple spread from BelGioioso Cheese in Wisconsin. It keeps well in the fridge and is delicious with cherry tomatoes or other vegetable dippers, as well as crackers or baguette slices.
Zucchini-Tomato Cups with Blue Cheese
These six-ingredient bite-size appetizers taste best warm, so assemble them in advance and pop them in the oven when guests arrive.
Ripe Olive Cheese Ball
Perfect for parties and tailgating! Make these cheese balls up to three months ahead of time then freeze. Thaw frozen cheese balls overnight in fridge before serving.
Cheesy Snack Mix
Grated Parmesan cheese gives extra cheesy flavor to this blend of crispy corn and rice cereals, canned shoestring potatoes, crisp breadsticks and bite-size cheese crackers.
Parmesan-Crusted Goat Cheese with Basil Oil
This beautiful and unusual recipe makes one small cheese ball, but easily doubles or triples to make multiple for a party. The recipe comes from Indiana-based Annie Marshall of the blog Everyday Annie.
Roasted Shrimp Cocktail with Bloody Mary Cocktail Sauce and Lemon-Chive Mayo
Skip the supermarket tray. Our shrimp cocktail update is the ultimate make-ahead party app. Roasting brings out the shrimp's natural sweetness, and the two homemade sauces are ridiculously simple.
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Turkey Pesto Sliders
These six-ingredient party sandwiches are simple and delicious. The recipe comes from Annie Marshall of the Indianapolis-based blog Everyday Annie.
Sweet and Sour Chicken Wings
A reader in Saint Paul gave us this recipe, which always gets raves from her guests. The sweet glaze uses pineapple juice, ketchup and soy sauce.
Marinated Cheese Cubes
Pantry ingredients turn ordinary Monterey jack into a deli-style party snack that tastes even better when you make it ahead. You can prep it three days in advance.
Buffalo Sweet Pepper Poppers
These easy appetizers combine two party favorites -- jalapeno poppers and buffalo chicken wings.
Tangy Sour Cream and Onion Dip
Onion dip is a classic for a reason—and this 100 percent homemade version is one of the best we've tasted. It's fab with potato chips, of course, but we also love it with crisp Romaine or Little Gem lettuce leaves for a lighter twist.
Fresh Vegetable Chips
These chips are a fresh and healthy alternative to traditional potato chips. Serve with Caramelized Onion Dip, if you like.
Gouda and Red Onion Pizza
This easy appetizer pizza features shredded Gouda and caramelized onions. The recipe comes from Gouda maker Oakvale Farmstead Cheese in London, Ohio.
Swiss-Artichoke Dip
Artichoke hearts, dried tomatoes and sauce combine for a rich, creamy dip. Our recipe calls for processed Swiss cheese because it melts smoothly, but regular Swiss cheese will work fine, too. The dip will have a more stretchy, less creamy texture, but it tastes just as good.
Spicy Rosemary-Peanut Caramel Corn
This is caramel corn all grown up—studded with salted peanuts, flecked with rosemary and kissed with cayenne. Make a double batch to pack as gifts, or set a bowl on the coffee table as a way-fun alternative to Chex Mix.
Mediterranean Eight-Layer Dip
We've seen a lot of dips through the years, but we've never forgotten this one -- juicy veggies, tangy olive tapenade and feta piled on a thick layer of hummus. We like to make it ahead and serve it with warm toasted pita wedges. This recipe, originally published in December 2005, made our 25th anniversary list of all-time favorite recipes.
Mini Burger Party Platter
To keep in step with the small-meal trend in restaurants, we created this Mini Burger Party Platter with fun sauces to choose from, including Balsamic Mayo, Herbed Goat Cheese and Citrus Ketchup.
Hot Artichoke and Asiago Cheese Dip
Roasted red sweet peppers fleck this dip with a festive crimson touch. Serve the warm, cheese-filled appetizer with bread or pita wedges, or some water crackers.
Jack Cheese and Smoky Chipotle Fondue
Lots of Monterey Jack cheese goes into this creamy fondue, along with sour cream, chipotle peppers and bacon. Scoop up with bread or tortilla chips.
Bacon-Stuffed Mushrooms
This five-ingredient recipe comes from the bacon pros at Nueske's meats in Wisconsin.
Feta, Honey and Date Spread
This spread can be made ahead and stored in the fridge up to 3 days. For a flavorful dipper, brush pita wedges with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and thyme before toasting in oven.
Mini Italian Beef Sandwiches with Pepperoncini Slaw
These little beef sandwiches make a great appetizer for a party. And you can put them together in just 20 minutes.
Mini Italian Beef Sandwiches with Pepperoncini Slaw
Wasabi Almonds and Popcorn
If you'd like to cut additional fat from this zesty snack mix, use five sprays of butter-flavor nonstick spray instead of butter. Be sure to add the spray right before eating to prevent the popcorn from getting soggy.
Easy Party Wraps and Tomato Cups
Roll up cream cheese, sliced cold meats and tortillas for a savory party wrap. Or make the wrap sweet with figs, cranberries and herbed cream cheese in wheat tortillas.
Another easy appetizer: Zucchini-Tomato Cups. The recipe comes from the Kirby House Restaurant in Abilene, Kansas. If you're not a blue cheese fan, use pesto-flavored cream cheese instead.
Savory Cream Cheese Spread with Party Wraps recipe
Tortilla-Black Bean Casserole
Layer a tomato-bean mixture, cheese and tortillas for a casserole with south-of-the-border flavor. Let each guest top their portion with chopped tomato, shredded lettuce, green onions, olives and/or sour cream.
Chocolate-Caramel Fondue
Just three ingredients go into this quick dessert: sweetened condensed milk, caramel ice cream topping and chocolate. Vary your dippers to match the mood of your party.
Mexican Seven-Layer Dip
Combine pantry-ready ingredients such as canned bean dip and taco sauce for this easy dip. Serve with tortilla chips.
Not Your Ordinary Brie
Apple-cranberry chutney adds a spicy kick to this warm, baked brie appetizer.
Fireside Beer-Cheese Fondue
Mix and match cheeses to suit your taste in the fondue, then serve with an assortment of dippers, such as cubed French or Italian bread, cooked ham cubes, seedless grapes, apple chunks, and cut-up fresh vegetables.
Devilishly Good Deviled Eggs
A hint of curry and some chutney elevate these deviled eggs to spectacular. Spoon the filling into a sandwich-size clear plastic bag and snip a corner for easy piping.


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I have seen the strange landscape you describe but once before. I wonder if it was the same cenote? I should not speculate, I suppose. It would be... incautious to speak too much of it here unless I was sure. Strange how even speaking the words of some things seems to cause them to come into being.
Sounds like you may have an infestation of Ch'amway -- the Mayan version of gremlins (photo here). They are a common pest encountered by hobbyists, and you may be able to find more advice for ridding yourself of them on the relevant forums, if you are reluctant to approach Franz. I can understand that, though. It can be embarrassing to approach a seasoned veteran for help with what amounts to the grave robbers' version of lice, but he may also be able to provide you with a faster way to rid yourself of them.
(13:08:19) MysticMoon: And there is a reason I needed to travel to the far side of the river Tuoni(13:08:57) Dozus: I still don't understand how this Mikko, whatever dark service he does, came into the possession of the wreath.(13:09:08) Dozus: And how it then came to me, of all people!(13:10:26) MysticMoon: I suspect all will become clear as the tale unfolds. Eventually. Well, mabye most of it(13:10:50) Dozus: Say, does water normally taste like blood and darkness? I can't remember.(13:11:15) MysticMoon: I thought the tree safely hidden away from the world. At least, as I last left it(13:13:17) Dozus: Did you yourself cut it from its dark roots? Did you break its iron bark and feel its volcanic sap?(13:13:56) MysticMoon: Aye, that I did. It was essential in bringing my mortal body back to life.(13:14:08) Dozus: Of course. Hair o' the dog, and all that.(13:14:54) MysticMoon: Yes. One of 9 ingredients the necromancer bade me gather(13:15:10) Dozus: Wait, which necromancer?(13:15:20) MysticMoon: Have you read my tale in full?(13:15:41) MysticMoon: He is the one who bound my spirit back into my decaying flesh(13:15:44) Dozus: Not yet, my friend, not yet. I'm reading it now, between the flashes of terror.(13:17:35) MysticMoon: I suspect Franz replied to you so quickly out of a suspecion that he knew the tree of which you spoke(13:18:02) MysticMoon: If so, he is very much aware of the demon within. As am I, but my soul still shivers when I think of such things(13:22:05) Dozus: ...Well. That is a frightful story indeed. To have gone into the realm of the dead, seen the wrath of Xbalanque, and returned!(13:22:53) Dozus: Then you have seen the River of which I speak. You have met the Boatman and paid his terrible price.(13:24:06) MysticMoon: My journey to that river came after... when the necromancer sent me on a quest to recover the ingredients which would bring my corpse back to near full health and life(13:24:27) MysticMoon: Perhaps as your story unfolds, there will be pieces of my own which will help rid you of this demon(13:24:50) valadaar: great stuff ! (13:24:53) MysticMoon: Some clue perchance(13:25:16) Dozus: I pray so. I cannot say why, but something deep within says that to return this demon from whence it came, I too must journey to those black banks.(13:25:43) MysticMoon: Were that demon to become trapped once again along that river... the world would be a much safer place(13:26:05) MysticMoon: And it's hideous cries for vengeance upon me silenced(13:26:39) Dozus: Perhaps that is why this Mikko sought me out. He knew of our correspondence, our dealings in the Yucatan.(13:26:56) MysticMoon: It is possible. Yes, I believe you are correct(13:27:02) MysticMoon: Finnish, you say?(13:27:12) Dozus: A Finn, yes.(13:27:26) Dozus: Did I mention his mark?(13:28:02) MysticMoon: There was a woman on my journeys... I could never place her accent, but something in your description of Mikko makes me wonder...(13:28:05) MysticMoon: Mark?(13:28:59) Dozus: On his left wrist. A twisted tattoo. I have not seen its like...(13:29:32) MysticMoon: Ah. Yes, she had one also. They are sure to be connected in some way(13:30:00) Dozus: It was like a skull, but with more eyes than a skull should have, and more teeth. A spear was pierced through it.(13:30:31) MysticMoon: I spoke to her of things in confidence. I could not have completed my task otherwise. It pains me to think she may have been part of a larger conspiracy(13:31:40) MysticMoon: A spear? Yes, she spoke of a spear which pierces the world. It was a spear which led me to the river(13:32:03) MysticMoon: This was, in point of fact, the very thing I had sought her help for(13:32:26) Dozus: They say the ancient beings who dwell in the other realms keep contacts here in our mortal one. Cults of secrecy and darkness, ever watching, looking for a chance for their masters to return. Perhaps she and Mikko were part of such a cult.(13:32:29) Dozus: A spear, you say?(13:33:22) MysticMoon: I lost it on my way back, somewhere near the Appalachians, if memory serves(13:33:41) MysticMoon: You will certainly need it if you are to find that river(13:34:06) Dozus: Then fortune has smiled on me - if only a slight grin. I know those mountains well.(13:35:37) MysticMoon: I remember also... the necromancer used the smoke of some sort of dried wood in the ceremony. It may have been cedar? I do not know my trees. He explained to me that the demon found such a smell painful(13:36:02) MysticMoon: Perhaps if you are able to procure some, you may limit it's power, though obviously such a thing would not be strong enough to rid you of it completely(13:36:07) Dozus: Cedar, truly?! My yard is full of cedars!(13:36:48) Dozus: I shall fell the trees tonight! I'll have to get a permit from the HOA, but I'm sure there's a clause for demonic exorcism.
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One night in downtown New London
On any given night, apartment dwellers, homeowners, college students, residents of nearby towns and sailors come to downtown New London for dinner or drinks, to listen to music or to see a show.
A team of reporters, photographers and videographers spent Thursday night in the area of State and Bank streets, home to dozens of bars and restaurants with apartments above, to witness what happens when this divergent group comes together.
Those in search of fun say they generally feel safe in the city but think more could be done, such as a stronger police presence and better lighting. Unbeknownst to them, at around 9 p.m. in a neighborhood about a mile away, a 29-year-old man was shot dead. The city's first homicide of 2013 reignited a public safety debate that has raged the last few months and raised questions about whether the city needs to beef up its shrinking police force.
5:30 p.m.
Tony Suarez is walking toward the Water Street Parking Garage after locking up his store, Northern Light Gems, on State Street. The New London native, who had a jewelry store in Mystic for 21 years before moving back in 2011, is going home to change then come back downtown for dinner.
"New London has an interesting reputation,'' he says of the days when the city was the off-duty destination of sailors from the Submarine Tender Fulton. "It's been known as a fight town.''
But today he sees an eclectic group of residents and visitors who shop and dine downtown. He says he feels safe.
"I understand some might have the feeling of being unsafe,'' he says. "If you have a lot of empty storefronts, you don't get the feeling of being warm and welcoming."
5:40 p.m.
Three generations - grandmother, mother and two children - have driven to New London from a cottage on Gardner Lake in Bozrah to meet an incoming train. They're admiring the Whale Tail Fountain and looking for a "kid-friendly" place to eat. Although they've been to the train station many times to pick up a traveler, says Cynthia Ingelfinger, who lives with her family in Ipswich, Mass., this is the first time they've had the chance to explore the city.
"It's awesome," she says.
5:46 p.m.
Kim Ammermann, 36, of New London is walking her dog, Duchess, on State Street in the breezy early evening.
Ammermann, who works at 2Wives Brick Oven Pizza, says she grew up in the small town of Chester and enjoys strolling New London and looking at the different shops and businesses or attending shows at the Hygienic.
"I feel safer here, because there's people out and about," she says. "Places are open all the time. Everything's in walking distance."
For Ammermann, the 2010 stabbing murder of Matthew Chew, her friend who also worked at 2Wives, was sad and a "random act." But while she thinks about it daily, she says it hasn't caused her to live in fear.
5:55 p.m.
Inside Hanafin's on State Street, the music's on, people are gathering around the bar and a group is playing darts. Customers and owner Diarmuid Hanafin are celebrating a patron's birthday with a chocolate cake.
Kenny Seidel, 50, a union laborer, is waiting for his son, who is attending kung fu class.
"I come here to throw darts and have a good time," he said.
6 p.m.
Four-year-old Calvin Johnson is tearing around Waterfront Park on his two-wheeler. He squeals as a train pulls into Union Station alongside the park.
"We just love it here," says his mother, Kara Markovitz, adding that they moved to Gorton Street in February. "Our neighborhood is fabulous. It's a quiet street. We love it."
Markovitz brings her son to the park to ride his bike several times a week.
"We love poking around the city," she said. "I grew up in Hartford. I got used to city life."
6:15 p.m.
Arcangel Regalado, who lives in the Mohican Senior Apartments on State Street, is heading back home after a stroll along the waterfront. He carries a cane so he feels safe, he said. But walk around the city after 8 p.m.? Never.
6:35 p.m.
Suzanne Simpson, who moved from Groton and bought a condominium in Harbour Towers on Bank Street three years ago, says she will walk anywhere in the city. She mostly travels with her greyhound, Michael Jordan.
"When I moved here my mother told me to get a gun," she says as she strolls down Waterfront Park. But she has no use for firearms.
"I love New London. There's always something going on. It's a happening place."
6:44 p.m.
Inside the back dining area of the recently opened State Street Saloon, Denine and Craig Duchemin of Montville celebrate their 21st anniversary over a plate of fried pickles.
Denine comes to the city a couple of times a week to dine, and the two have enjoyed concerts and shows at the Hygienic.
Denine discovered the Saloon during a night out with friends and decided to come back for her anniversary. Craig says the high-end whiskey and bourbon list was a draw.
6:45 p.m.
Three men are fishing off the pier in Waterfront Park, including Anthony Floyd Little, a homeless man who is a fixture on the pier and the police blotter.
"I understand why people don't feel safe,'' says Little, who says he's been in New London since 1989. "Sometimes we're very loud, obnoxiously loud, using the F-word. People don't need to hear that. ... But I think we can co-exist."
Later in the night, Little runs into James Stidfole, a New London fixture who lives in Harbour Towers. The two men loudly greet each other, exchanging kisses on the cheek.
"We all know each other,'' Stidfole says.
7 p.m.
A police cruiser makes a pass through the parking lot of Waterfront Park. An officer gets out, takes a walk around and drives off.
7:15 p.m.
Sally Ryan, the city historian, is enjoying dinner at Dev's on Bank.
"It's as safe as it's ever been," says the 83-year-old, who has lived her entire life in New London. "No one's ever bothered me."
At the bar, Derron Wood, a New London resident since 1984 who bought a house on Prospect Street in 1996, says New London offers diversity, historic architecture and good restaurants.
"It's a comfortable place to live," says Wood, who also is a leader in the local theater community. "... I can be who I am."
Dev's owner Candace Devendittis says she is tired of fighting those who say the city is not safe. Her workers walk to their cars at night and have never had a problem, she says.
7:50 p.m.
A smattering of people at Bean & Leaf coffeehouse wait for the Thursday night poetry slam to begin.
7:55 p.m.
"This is such a unique little town," says Steve Keedy of Lebanon as he waits for a movie, "A Band Called Death," to begin at the Hygienic Art Park. For Keedy, New London's gems include good restaurants, music shows and the upcoming I AM Festival.
"The people are just friendly," he says.
When asked about public safety, Keedy brings up the 2010 murder of Matthew Chew, which he says disturbed a lot of people and caused some reflection about life in the city.
8:38 p.m.
Leidi Serrano, who works at Mi Gente Express, a small grocery at 189 Bank St., closes up the store every night. She says nothing bad has ever happened to her, but that doesn't mean she isn't afraid.
Speaking Spanish, she says through an interpreter that there are some sketchy people around at closing time. She sees a lot of police patrolling Bank Street but she wishes they were more visible on the side streets.
8:50 p.m.
Shelbey Antone is visiting her husband, Randy Hambleton, a tattoo artist at New London Ink. As they stand outside the business at 121 Bank St., each says the city has improved over the past few years. Five years ago, Hambleton lived on Bank Street. "It was pretty crazy," he says. "There were drugs, robberies and homeless all over."
Hambleton says that back then, he routinely would encounter people downtown who wanted to buy drugs. Now, occasionally he gets asked for a cigarette. There are still drugs in the city, he says, but the police have done a good job keeping them out of downtown.
"There are still certain areas I wouldn't hang out in," he says.
Antone says that if the city wants to improve its image, it should put more lights on the streets. She points down Bank Street where at least one street lamp is out, turning the sidewalk shadowy.
"It's a human reaction to be afraid when it's dark," she says. "They need to get rid of the bad juju. ... It's a shame to have people scared away."
9:02 p.m.
Unbeknownst to people downtown, police are dispatched to 29 Connecticut Ave., about 1 mile from Bank Street, for reports of gunshots.
9:28 p.m.
Terri Baker, 49, of New London is talking with friends outside Hot Rod Café. The band "Andre and Friends" is playing inside. She enjoys downtown, where there's a lot to do, from seeing the bands to dining at Gaspar's.
"I find it's not boring," she says. "I know a lot of people, and I come down here and hang out."
She says she's noticed changes since she first started visiting the city as an 18-year-old from Norwich. Back then, she says, Bank Street was more vacant, while now there are art galleries and new restaurants, and she sees more families. But, she says, she avoids some areas, such as "a couple of blocks over," because she reads in the newspaper about the crime there.
10 p.m.
Word starts to spread downtown that there's been a shooting on Connecticut Avenue. One man, speaking with others, asks if someone is dead. Later, another man says he heard someone has been murdered.
10:35 p.m.
At the State Street Saloon, New London residents Jack Langton, Kevin Pugliese and Vernon Shabarekh sit at a table as their evening winds down.
Langton says he's pleased to see the building, which has housed different businesses over the years, reopen as the Saloon.
"It has a nice feel," he says. "I think it's important that the city tries to open up businesses downtown."
Pugliese says the city needs more police on foot patrols. While the city needs to balance its budget. "You can't do that at the expense of public safety."
He has heard some people saying they would rather visit Old Saybrook or Westbrook, in light of recent publicity over the decreased police presence.
"People react to that."
11:51 p.m.
Lee Bergam, an imposing figure at the door at the Exchange, said it is relatively quiet for a Thursday night. Speaking over the boom of dance music inside the bar, Bergam says he's noticed a drop in the number of police.
"Last summer it was much better when it came to a police presence," Bergam says.
People square off at a pool table, one man plays darts by himself and several others sit at the bar in the underground spot known as "33" on Golden Street. A DJ plays music.
Bartender and U.S. Coast Guard veteran Craig McCalister compares the businesses downtown to a big family that helps each other out.
"I've lived all over the country. People down here are great," he says. "Everybody seems to know each other and the locals look out for one another."
12:14 a.m.
Deputy Police Chief Peter Reichard sends a press release to local media about the Connecticut Avenue shooting, reporting that the victim, a 29-year-old city man, had died.
12:30 a.m.
Friends Jenn Murray, 23, of New London and Alex Moore, 23, of Waterford saunter out of a local bar and chat on the sidewalk.
Murray, who works in Norwich, moved to New London two years ago, lured by the cheap rent.
"I never thought I'd like it," she says, "but I love it. It's quieter than I expected. I have nice neighbors and I can walk to the bars."
While the two women say they might be hesitant to walk around late at night by themselves, they have found no problems walking together or in a group.
1 a.m.
The bars begin to empty out and taxis line up along Bank Street. Suddenly, a group of people spill out of the front door of the Oasis. Yelling leads to fisticuffs between two men. The fight is over quickly and people scatter.
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BOSTON — Despite a series of previous setbacks, Penn National Gaming and Plainville ultimately held the winning hand.
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The award was made pending Penn National's acceptance of the state's terms and conditions. The commission expects to finalize the vote Friday.
Penn National president and CEO Tim Wilmott said the company's attorneys would review the Gaming Commission's terms and conditions and that he would be prepared to formally respond by Friday morning.
Wilmott pledged the facility will be a "first-class" establishment that integrates the existing Plainridge Racecourse harness track with a new slot machine parlor and entertainment space. Retired football star Doug Flutie has signed on as a partner for a new sports bar that will be part of the plan, Wilmott said.
"I think the big winners today are the 120 employees currently at the Plainridge racetrack whose jobs are now saved and will continue to prosper," Wilmott said.
He estimates that a permanent facility could be up and running within 15 months. If he gets the commission's permission to open a smaller temporary facility, it could be open within six or seven months, he said.
Early in the deliberations, it became apparent that it was a two-horse race between Plainville and Leominster for the lone slots license.
"I believe we have two candidates who rose above the third in nearly every category," commission member Gayle Cameron said.
She added that she respects the Raynham Park owner George Carney's long history in Raynham, but found the Raynham proposal lacked "the substance and detail that the others" had. Other commissioners also praised the Carney family's contributions to the community.
The commission evaluated the proposals in five categories, with Plainridge getting the best ratings for finance and mitigation, and the Leominster proposal getting the top mark for its overall plan. There were ties in the other categories: economic development and building site plan.
"The Gaming Commission was very fair with me," Carney said. "They had very nice things to say about me and my family, and that was more important to me than what the vote was. I left here with my head held high."
He vowed that Raynham Park will survive, despite missing out on slots. The facility, he said, will continue to offer simulcast wagering.
Thursday's vote represented a major reversal in fortunes for both Penn National and Plainridge Racecourse.
After seeing its plans to open gambling facilities collapse in Springfield, then Tewksbury, Penn National shifted its sights to Plainville, where Plainridge Racecourse had seen its own application unravel.
The Gaming Commission's background review revealed former Plainridge president Gary Piontkowski had been accused of taking more than $1 million from the racetrack's cash room for personal use.
After Plainridge severed ties with Piontkowski, Penn National stepped in and secured an option to buy the track. The two entities then joined forces in a new bid for a slots license.
Commission chair Stephen Crosby and member James McHugh supported the Cordish Cos. plan to build a slots parlor in Leominster, but said they will now do everything they can ensure the success of the Plainville facility.
"I think there's an opportunity to do something really significant in a part of the state that really needs it," Crosby said, adding that he had a "tiny bit of a sick feeling about the lost opportunity."
Crosby also said Leominster was the most strategic location of the three proposals, offering a site farther away from proposed full-scale casinos.
He and McHugh each praised Cordish's M3D3 plan, which would supplement an existing medical devices partnership between UMass Lowell and UMass Medical Center in Worcester to create 5,000 new medical device-manufacturing jobs over 20 years.
"It's about putting the right developer in the right place at the right time," McHugh said.
"I think we put forward a really strong proposal, and I think it could have had a very transformative effect on the entire north-central region," said Joe Weinberg, president of Cordish's gaming and resorts division.
Zuniga and Cameron said they favored Plainville, while commission member Bruce Stebbins ultimately backed Plainville over the course of the deliberations.
Cameron said the Plainville proposal was the best chance to preserve the state's horseracing industry. Zuniga praised Penn National's finances and ability to weather challenges in the industry.
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On March 18, 2014 Sioux Falls Police responded to a burglar alarm at 1912 West 41st St. Officers discovered that an ATM machine had been taken from the business.
On March 22, 2014 Sioux Falls Police responded to a burglar alarm at 901 West 41st St. Officers again discovered that the ATM had been stolen.
On March 26, 2014 both stolen ATM's were located inside of a trailer parked in the 4700 block of N Northview Ave. No value of loss was listed. SFPD CC# 14-16373 and 17764.
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Calls are answered by a national Crime Stoppers answering service. Their employees are trained to ask specific questions that might otherwise be forgotten by a tipster. This answering service does not have the ability to provide caller ID, and conversations are not recorded. Our local Crime Stoppers police Coordinator receives the information very quickly, then passes the information to an investigating officer. Calls are accepted regarding any publicized request for information, such as "Crime of the Week" or such other crime(s) the caller has knowledge of.
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Crime Stopper Programs are organized as a not for profit organization (Charity). A civilian community board of directors provides direction as to the financial and promotional activities of the program. The board of directors enhances the community involvement aspect, and its function is vital to the programs success.
The Crime Stoppers program is funded by private donations and fund raising. NO TAX DOLLARS are involved. The reward money paid out by the program is from the fund raising and donations from concerned citizens and businesses.
A community board of directors, made up of persons from throughout the area, meets on a monthly basis to evaluate arrests and to decide on the size of rewards to be paid, up to $1,000. Rewards are then distributed in an anonymous manner to the callers. Callers are eligible for rewards up to $1,000, but, despite this, many callers choose not to collect their rewards.
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The answer is quite simply yes. Since the start of Crime Stoppers, many calls have been received resulting in thousands of arrests and recovery of substantial amounts of property. Calls have included information about murder, robbery, rape, assaults, drug and firearm offenses.
The success of a Crime Stoppers program cannot be purely judged on statistics, however, other benefits have come to notice:
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- A willingness by the community to fight back against crime if it is given the opportunity and motivation.
- Improved relationships between police, media, and the community.
Crime Stoppers is definitely here to stay. It has been accepted by police as a valid and effective investigative tool and the public, through its overwhelming response, appears to have accepted it as a more palatable alternative to traditional methods of giving information.
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Monsanto House of the Future
The 1957 Monsanto House of the Future was an attraction in Disneyland's Tomorrowland meant to give vistors a vision of what homes would be like in the year 1986 .
In 1954, Monsanto Chemical Co. approached MIT with the proposal to develop a prototype house built of structural plastic, an industry the company hoped to cultivate. Richard Hamilton and Marvin Goody of the Department of Architecture worked alongside Albert Dietz of the Department of Building Engineering and Construction to design the house, initially for no specific location. After Disneyland opened in 1955 with only two attractions in its Tomorrowland theme area, Monsanto agreed to sponsor the building as an attraction at the theme park.
The attraction was a cross-shaped pavilion whose 16' square, 8' tall fiberglass wings cantilevered off a 16' square concrete foundation and utility core. Each wing consisted of a floor and ceiling bent together in a 'U' and sealed on the walls with glass. The interior was decorated in the manner of a residence with objects and systems which were imagined to become commonplace, such as microwaves and push-button telephones. Visitors toured the home in a procession, entering into the kitchen and touring the exhibit is a circuit.
Six months in 1957
Tomorrowland was an original themed precinct within Disneyland when it opened in 1955, however there were only two attractions there on opening day: Autopia and Space Station X-1. Monsanto's House of the Future joined the attractions sponsored by other corporations such as American Motors Circarama (a projected video tour of the American West).
Monsanto's House was designed to be innovative, to intentionally push the limits of technology and aesthetics with the hopes of serving as a prototype. As a project of the Monsanto Plastics Department, it was also a ploy to popularize their industry. Hamilton, Goody, and Dietz of MIT tried to utilize the capabilities of fiberglass to design a different, new kind of structural system.
The trio developed a frame based on four identical U-shaped wings, each broken into two pair of curvilinear 'L's (the longer arms of which compose the ceiling and floor). This modularity would allow for facility of production and distribution on a large scale, which was ultimately, Monsanto's impetus for the project. The structural use of fiberglass was innovative, and its performance was unknown, so Dietz subjected a prototype to extensive testing at the MIT Plastics Research Laboratory before it was installed at Disneyland. Of primary concern was expansion/contraction at differently exposed areas of the structure causing sudden material failure. Ultimately, ten layers of fiberglass mat (3/10") composed each unit, and the roof elements were tied together with steel tension rods. A layer of urethane foam and honeycomb kraft paper shaped the interior surfaces. The result left the two nonstructural 'walls' of each wing free for glass or opaque siding. Interior partitions separated the space into its various rooms. Most notably, those room requiring plumbing (kitchen, bathrooms) were over the center core.
Disneyland spent two weeks attempting to demolish the Monsanto House in 1967 as part of a redesign of Tomorrrowland. Wrecking balls bounced off the walls, and the Park was forced to scrape the plastic into pieces sizeable enough to haul away.
"Plastics," Mr. McGuire's one word for Benjamin Braddock in The Graduate (1967), promised to advance modernization as a new and unexplored medium of design and engineering. While the material has indeed become ubiquitous, it is not in the way Monsanto anticipated in the 1950s when it commissioned the House of the Future. A year after opening the attraction, the company published in Architecture and Building News an especially pointed appeal to the Modern architect: "It is expected that in the future, because of plastics' versatility, the shape of correctly designed structures can be a function of their use rather than of the form of the materials from which they are constructed" (v.212, p.478).
The most difficult issue Disneyland faced with Tomorrowland was to keep up with changing conceptions of the future. Monsanto had to update its exhibit in the House twice in ten years in order to appear current. The curvilinear aesthetic had more in common with California Googie style modernism than international style modernism. Googie had been popularized in roadside service buildings - gas stations, restaurants, and even airports - but it was innovative to employ it in a house. It seemed appropriate, on the other hand, for an attraction at a theme park in Southern California.
Monsanto's House of the future was simultaneously at home and out of place at Disneyland. As an attempt to transcend the modernist movement, it created somewhat of a caricature of modernism, not unlike how Sleeping Beauty's Castle relates to its European precedents. Hamilton, Goody, and Dietz sought to divest this ultra-Modern house from every reliance on conventional motifs, but with the expressed intention of doing so and especially by locating it alongside theme park attractions, the House turned its future of Modernism into Science Fiction. Visitors fresh off the Matterhorn roller-coaster (around the corner) wandered through Monsanto's House with the instruction to experience their futures. Ironically the functionalism so fundamental to the design of the House was completely absent, replaced instead with a programmatic interpretation such as those found in historic house museums. Nobody over twelve wanted to live in Monsanto's House of the Future anymore than they wanted to live in the Haunted Mansion.
The house was demolished in 1967. The foundation of the house remains in its original location, now painted green and used as a planter.
Alan Hess. "Monsanto House of the Future." Fine Homebuilding 34 (1986): 70-75.
Robert Haddow. "House of the Future of House of the Past: Populist Visions from the USA." Architecture and Ideas 1 (1996): 68-79.
"Monsanto Plastics 'House of the Future'." Architecture and Building News 212 (1957): 478-485.


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