Medford, N.J. – Call it a "four-peat:" ShopRite of Medford once again earned spots for three store associates to be pictured on a special edition Cheerios Box! The store's fundraising efforts during Hunger Action Month yielded the distinction of being the top store, for the fourth consecutive year, among ShopRite stores across six states. ShopRite of Medford raised more than $51,600 for ShopRite Partners In Caring, ShopRite's year-round hunger fighting initiative.
The limited edition Cheerios box features photos of three Medford store associates, all residents of South Jersey, along with associates from other ShopRite stores. The 2019 ShopRite of Medford honorees include the food service department's Theresa Arroyo, cashier Janet Lentz, and assistant store manager Marty Nowicki.
All three were honored Tuesday, March 5, when corporate and store leaders unveiled the special cereal box in front of an audience of community dignitaries and shoppers at the ShopRite of Medford The customized Cheerios boxes, sold exclusively at ShopRite, feature 101 hunger-fighting heroes and ShopRite associates..
To earn a spot on the iconic cereal box, ShopRite associates across hundreds of stores compete each year in a friendly competition sponsored by ShopRite and General Mills. Associates collect donations at check-out and host events in stores to raise awareness and funds to fight hunger. Much of that fundraising takes place during September – Hunger Action Month – and the 50 top fundraising stores earn spots on the cereal box. The tradition marks two decades this year and ShopRite associates raised a total of $1.5 million – money that supports 2,200 charities working to fight hunger. Since its inception in 1999, ShopRite Partners In Caring has donated more than $48 million to soup kitchens, food pantries, homeless shelters, senior citizen centers, and other organizations dedicated to fighting hunger.
The money raised through ShopRite of Medford and its customers is all designated for the local southern New Jersey area. As the top fundraising store, ShopRite of Medford also received $3,000 to be donated to local food pantries. The store divided the money between the Medford and Tabernacle locations of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Representatives from those organizations were on hand for Tuesday's celebration, as was South Jersey Food Bank CEO Fred Wasiak.
Arroyo, an 18-year associate with ShopRite of Medford, spearheaded the store's "dine and donate" efforts at the Pic-a-Lilli Inn in Shamong.
David and Renee also own ShopRite of Gibbstown and ShopRite of Lawnside, another store that again ranked among the top 50 Partners In Caring participants.
ShopRite of Medford's largest Partners In Caring fundraising activity is the annual Labor Day 5K, which winds its way through the historical streets of Medford. "Our customers, community members and local businesses always come through in support of the 5K," Zallie said.


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Ala Archa National Park is not to be missed in any quick visit to Kyrgyzstan, which may well be one of the best emerging travel destinations in the world. Gorgeous landscapes dot the countryside, criss-crossed by epic hiking trails. While many adventurers opt for longer treks through the Tian Shan mountains, you can easily and independently access some amazing hiking in Ala Archa National Park.
Ala Archa National Park is just a short one hour drive from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan's capital. The easiest way to access the park is via a private driver. I linked up with a fellow hiker and we paid 2500 Som ($36) for a round trip pickup and drop off, including the 80 Som entrance fee. If you are on a budget, it is also possible to take a marshrutka (shared taxi), but you may have to wait quite awhile for it to fill up. Ask your driver to drop you at the uppermost entrance within the park, so that you don't have to hike up along the road from the lower entry station.
The hike can be done either as a day trip, or in the summer you can bring your own camping gear and spend the night. We passed several hikers planning to camp out at the hill station at the top of the main hiking trail. If you do this, be sure you are prepared for inclement weather. The station sits at about 3400 m in elevation and even on a hot day at the base it can see severely cold weather and snow at the top.
The main hiking trails starts near the Ala Archa Hotel. They have a small restaurant if you need to grab a bit before the hike. You can also stay there overnight (they even have a couple yurts out front that appear to be for rent).
First, a shorter and easier trail turns to the right. We saw several school groups of small children taking the trail. We did not take this route, but you can find a report on it here.
Second, for the more challenging hike, stay to the left when the trail forks 100 meters from the entrance.
This hike takes around 8-9 hours round-trip and involves around 1,100 meters in elevation gain. The path is well marked — although we somehow still managed to lose the trail for an hour!
The route begins with a quick ascent to a ridge, where you follow a trail above a river for a couple kilometers. After about 4 kilometers you will reach a small waterfall. Pop over to the stream for a relaxing break if you like before continuing to ascent towards the hill station (or returning to the entrance if you prefer).
Past the waterfall, the remainder of the hike involves some steep ascents. In May, parts of the trail were washed out, muddy, slippery, or covered in snow. Not a problem at all if you have the proper gear, but do be aware that this part can be challenging for the casual hiker. Also, as always, stay aware of the avalanche and rock slide risk – we hear more than a few rocks dropping from the neighboring peaks!
The Ala Archa National Park hike concludes at a hill station at around 3400 meters. We didn't make it quite this far, as the last 100 meters was blocked by heavy snow. But other trekkers with better gear and trekking poles pushed through (with plans to stay the night).
Otherwise, it's an out-and-back to the entrance, where you should have arranged for your driver to meet you. After a 45 minute drive, you'll be back to Bishkek in time to grab some samsas for dinner.
I loved exploring Kyrgyzstan and I'll definitely be back. The country is full of surprises and not what most people think it is (but, as Mark Twain says, "travel is fatal to prejudice").
Have you done the hike in Ala Archa National Park? Let us know about it in the comments so others have the most up to date information!
And if you're going to Almaty, Kazakhstan next, check out my guide on How to Get from Bishkek to Almaty.


Guilty Carrion wrote: I'm gonna have to go with Dis's suggestion. Baelrin would totally be dressed up as Kuzco.
Baelrin 20 minutes later when no one rains praises on her for her costume.
She worked very hard on it. And by she worked hard, I mean her minion worked hard. She weeps for her minion.
Heey. Almost missing the train completely.
Mainly 'cause it was so hard to decide on anything.
Anyway, Tsala would definitely want to look as cool as Adam Taurus.
...What you mean "he doesn't have hair for it"? We just never seen him without that bandana!
I will post when you can request again!
Nico likes to build snow forts... His obsessive need to keep things clean factors into a need to keep snow order, which he prefers to do by making giant snow forts... Most of which probably end up wrecked when his fellow ferals take them over for snow ball fights.
I'd stage a massive siege against Nico's snow forts. Because of reasons. He'd also wear a thick wool jacket instead of his red sleeveless one because he doesn't really like the cold.
Tsala would most probably be trying his best to sneak and walk on top of that snow fort so he could kill all the snow with his kung-fu because, well, it is still water technically. Might even be karate-kicking some snowmen. Though, he'd be wearing about two dozen ragged blankets because well, one doesn't get out of desert heat without having problems with cold.
Edit: If wanting to add humor, a line "DIE SNOW! You don't belong in this word!" is acceptable.
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Bitey would wear ear muffs and be stealing warm things to wear...also something I should have mentioned before, Bitey has visible fangs (thus the name) and was declawed. Just one of his little traits I guess didn't get transferred from one artist to the next.
Eay'ven has the [Grumpy Old Man] trait so he would probably be bundled up in layers and drinking something hot. That or giving out candy canes/gingerbread cats to the little ones because they are not as disruptive as the grown up ferals. [Big Softie] trait.
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Keeping to characer i reckon that Traylin [as much interested in music and the performing of as he is looking for shinies] could be attempting to organise the kittens into a group carollers - and by organise i mean "borrow" them from Jan-Jan [one idea could be showing traylin trying to get the kittens to sing in tune, while Jan-Jan approaches, looking less than impressed].
Eltharrion wrote: Tsala would most probably be trying his best to sneak and walk on top of that snow fort so he could kill all the snow with his kung-fu because, well, it is still water technically.
Deonis wrote: I'd stage a massive siege against Nico's snow forts. Because of reasons.
Snow forts, karate fighting, that's all fun.
That's also the time for coiling next to the fireplace with sweet treats, warm blanket and friends to cuddle!
Tsukiko wrote: Snow forts, karate fighting, that's all fun.
I'm almost already seeing a scene where Chou is cuddling up in a hut with nice fire, and Nico built a giant snow fort over the hut so he can have all the presents and everyone else mounting a siege to... LIBERATE the presents.


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I wonder whether there is a workaround for using the standard XmlSiteMapProvider within a non asp.net application, like WinForm/Console or, in my case, VS Unit Test one.
The following code fails, because it cannot create a path to the .sitemap file inside a private GetConfigDocument method.
I feel the right solution is to write another provider.
I do not see why not. It is just a provider that implements an interface. You may not need many of the features, but you can access the API for what it provides you. Your WinForms screens can simply use the Urls for identification so that you can determine your place in the hierarchy.
What you may have to do is create a custom implementation of the provider because it will use the HttpContext to get the Url of the current web request to identify current placement while you will need to get that value differently. That is what could be tricky because your WinForm application could be displaying multiple windows at time. If you know there is only one window showing at a time you could use a static value which is set prior to accessing the SiteMap API.
Now you have to question the value of using an API if you have to do all of the work. There may not be enough benefit to make it worthwhile.


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When the Chinese began to develop their public health services in 1949, they decided that their main aim would be to prevent disease from occurring. One part of their public health programme was to teach the people simple health rules such as the importance of drinking pure water and of getting rid of household rubbish.
Chairman Mao's war on flies, mosquitoes and rats may have been regarded by the rest of the world as a joke, but the fact is that it is difficult to find a housefly in China these days. As a result, it is now possible to control the spread of some of the diseases which twentyfive years ago they carried from house to house and from village to village.
Unlike the rest of the world, China now seems to have enough doctors. Neither the city nor the village hospitals seem to be overcrowded. The explanation is that medical care in China is provided by the 'barefoot doctors'. Consequently, only the difficult cases find their way to the local hospitals and even fewer are passed on to the specialist hospitals for treatment. The barefoot doctors seem to have caught the imagination of people in the west. But they are not doctors, nor do they generally go barefoot. They are simply health workers at the lowest level of the medical organisation.
In China most of the health services is provided by.
medical agencies
barefoot doctors
private medical practitioners
See the second paragraph of the passage.
The last para refers to the
doctors' plight
medical organisation
doctors' profession
The last paragraph refers to the "barefoot doctors''. Now, these barefoot doctors are none other than the "health workers at the lowest level''.
Barefoot doctors are
doctors without hospitals
lowest-level health workers
doctors working in villages
doctors who wear no footwear
The main objective of the public health programme in China was to
provide medicines to people
remove rubbish
teach people health rules
stop people getting diseases
See the first sentence of the passage: "... their main aim ... to prevent disease from occurring.''.
The public health programme in China has been successful mainly because
adequate hospitals were available.
people cared for good health.
the flies, the mosquitoes and the rats were eliminated.
The two most important reasons for the success of the programme are:
concentrating on prevention of diseases.
the "barefoot doctors'' scheme.


Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard cross slab. View of cross-bearing face.
Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone. Detail of reverse showing fleeing horseman.
Drawing of front face of cross-slab.
Photographic copy of two rubbings. The top rubbing shows upper detail of reverse of Pictish cross slab, originally from Woodrae Castle, Angus, now at National Museums of Scotland. The bottom rubbing shows detail of reverse of Aberlemno no.2 Pictish cross slab, Aberlemno Churchyard, Angus.
View of reverse of Aberlemno no 2 Pictish cross slab, Aberlemno Churchyard.
View of reverse of slab, showing battle-scene.
Engraving of reverse and face of the Aberlemno Roadside and Kirkyard cross-slabs. From Alexander Gordon, 'Itinerarium Septentrionalis' (1726), (pl.53).
Aberlemno stone no.2. Reverse of cross-slab. From J Stuart, The Sculptured Stones of Scotland, i, pl. lxxix.
Reverse of Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard cross slab, showing Pictish symbols and battle scene.
View of cross face of Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone.
View of face of Aberlemno no 2 Pictish cross slab, Aberlemno Churchyard.
Engraving of the Aberlemno Roadside and Kirkyard Pictish cross-slabs. Plate from Alexander Gordon's Itinerarium Septentrionale.
Battle scene on reverse of Aberlemno no 4, the Churchyard stone.
Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone. Reverse of cross-slab, showing Pictish symbols and battle scene.
Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone. Reverse, showing Pictish symbols and battle scene.
Reverse of Aberlemno no 3, the Roadside cross-slab, showing a detail of the hunting scene.
Annotated drawing of both faces of cross slab from album, page 30. Digital image of AND/803/1/P.
Aberlemno Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone From J Stuart, The Sculptured Stones of Scotland, i, pl.lxxviii.
Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone, showing cross-bearing face of slab.
Aberlemno no 2, the Churchyard Stone. View of face of cross-slab.
Aberlemno Pictish cross-slab symbol stone.
Present location: in situ in the churchyard at Aberlemno.
Evidence for discovery: first recorded in 1726 by Alexander Gordon.
Present condition: some wear but reasonably good overall. At some period prior to the late nineteenth century a hole has been drilled through the top right armpit of the cross on face A. In 1898 the stone was raised in situ to expose more of the base, and no socket stone was found.
This majestic slab is carved on both broad faces in relief with incised details, the panel on face C stopping well short of the carving on face A. Although unornamented, the narrow faces are carefully dressed and the top rises into a pediment. Face A bears a ringed cross which spans the length and breadth of the slab and is outlined by roll mouldings. At the centre of the cross-head is a circle, outlined by roll moulding, which contains seven interlinked triple spirals. The side-arms contain diagonal key pattern, while the upper and lower arms are filled with interlace forming cruciform designs. The shaft below contains three roundels interlinked by the dense interlace that fills them. The background to the cross is filled with animals seen in profile. Either side of the upper arm of the cross is an animal with its head turned back and away from the cross, that on the left with a serpent's body grasped in its jaws. To the left of the shaft there are three quadrupeds and a serpent biting one another, ingeniously designed to form four spirals, one above the other. On the right of the shaft is a double spiral knot composed of two creatures with elongated beaks, and below are two elegant sea-horses confronted in a figure of eight, protecting a triquetra knot between their lower fins.
Face C is bordered by a flat-band moulding, which turns into two gaping animal masks at the apex. The enclosed panel is divided into two by a horizontal roll moulding. The smaller top panel contains a notched rectangle with Z-rod symbol, ornamented with double spirals, to the right of which a triple disc symbol extends into the panel below. This larger panel tells the story of a battle in three registers. First a horseman with long hair and a sword raised in his right hand chases a helmeted warrior who has abandoned his sword and circular shield but is still grasping a spear in his left hand, fleeing to the right. Below three long-haired warriors armed with swords, shields and spears face an oncoming horseman with raised spear and shield hanging on his left side. At the foot of the panel, two horse-borne warriors face one another with raised spears and shields at the ready. Tucked into the bottom right corner is a large helmeted figure lying beside his shield, about to be pecked by a large bird. This evocative panel has been analysed by several authors, most fully in Cruickshank 1991 and Fraser 2002.
Date range: early eighth century.
Primary references: Gordon 1726, pl 53; ECMS pt 3, 209-14; Cruickshank 1991; Fraser, J E 2002; Fraser 2008, no 51.2.
For parish church and churchyard, see also NO55NW 28.
An upright cross-slab of Old Red Sandstone, 7ft 6ins high by 4ft 2ins wide at the bottom and tapering to 2ft 11 1/2ins wide at the top, by 8ins thick. The ornament is partly incised and partly relief, consisting of a cross edged by spirals, and on the reverse the two-legged rectangle, the Z-rod, the triple disc, and a battle scene consisting of three rows of figures.
This large Cross Slab remains as described in front of the west gable of Aberlemno Church.
This group of stones makes an excellent introduction to the range and skill of Pictish carving, beginning with the most easterly of the three stones beside the road. This is an early Pictish monument, unshaped and incised on one face with a serpent, a double disc and Zrod and a mirror and comb. A group of prehistoric cup-marks low down on the reverse of this slab suggests that the Pictish sculptor made use of an existing standing stone. Both this and and the next slab have been moved to their present positions in recent times, unlike the great cross-slab which remains in its original position. The small centre stone may also be a prehistoric standing stone, although there are indistinct traces of a crescent and a curving line. The tall, narrow cross-slab is likely to be the latest of the Aberlemno group; it stands almost 3m high and is heavily ornamented on every face, although weathering and pollution have sadly blurred the details. The cross-head is sculptured in high relief with bosses and panels reminiscent of the jewelled metal crosses used inside churches, and the shaft is flanked by angels, panels of interlace and animals. The sides of the slab are carved with a running spiral pattern. The back is dominated by two huge symbols, the crescent and V-rod and the double disc and Z-rod, both fIlled with decoration. The central panel contains a hunting scene, with a fme pair of trumpeters in the top right corner, and below are a centaur and the figure of David rending the jaws of a lion, accompanied by a sheep and a harp.
Better preserved and an outstanding example of Pictish art is the cross-slab in the churchyard, lovingly carved in the full range of a master craftsman's techniques, from light incision to high relief The cross stands some 12cm proud ofits background, representing colossal effort in removing unwanted stone, and its surface is intricately carved with interlace patterns. The background is carved with amusingly intertwined animals showing strong Northumbrian influence. If you begin at the feet of the animal at the bottom of the left-hand panel, you will be able to trace its hind-legs and tail within the circle of its elongated body curving round to its forelegs, and then its neck curving backwards until its jaws grasp the hindquarters of the next animal. The back of the slab is framed within two serpentine animals whose heads confront one another at the top (the hole is not part of the original design but appears to have been bored in more recent times). There are two symbols: a rectangle and Z-rod and a triple disc, and beneath them a panel containing the only known battle-scene in Pictish art. The horsemen and foot-soldiers are carved in an ingenious combination of incision and low relief that creates a sense of perspective. Middle left is a group of three foot-soldiers, armed with shields (shown in profIle) and spears; the central figure holds his spear on his right side and it is carved in relief whereas the third soldier is carrying his spear in his left hand, lightly incised to show that it is further away.
Aberlemno is only some 10km from the site of the battle of Nechtansmere, which took place in AD 685 near Dunnichen (a modem cairn at NO 509487 commemorates the battle, along with a cast of the symbol stone found nearby, which is now in Dundee Museum). It has been suggested that the AberIemno battle-scene depicts the historic occasion of Nechtansmere, when the Picts defeated the Northumbrian army, and that the stone was erected some hundred years later to record the battle.
Class II symbol stone - Aberlemno 2 - showing a cross on the face. On the reverse is a divided rectangle and Z-rod beside a triple disc. Below these are a detailed battle scene.
The modern village of Aberlemno is set roughly half way between Forfar and Brechin and comprises a couple of farms, a primary school, and a church, as well as the collection of four Pictish stones. Three are set in a row along the B9134, and one in the churchyard. Nos. 1 and 4 are relatively early in date, unshaped slabs bearing decoration usually dated to the 7th century AD (a type known by archaeologists as Class 1). One example, No. 1, also bears six cup-markings on one side, a type of decoration common in Scotland in early prehistory. No. 3 (perhaps in its original location) is a magnificent tall slab bearing a cross flanked by angels on one side, and a narrative panel on the other, perhaps relating the biblical story of David in the lion's den. The combination of Christian and Pictish motifs here is known as Class 2, and suggests a slightly later date, in the 8th century.
Our focus is on Aberlemno No. 2 which has been re-erected in the churchyard (a hole bored through the slab may have been reused in its relocation). It too is a Class 2 Pictish symbol stone with an ornamented cross on one side and the depiction of a battle scene on the other, most recently dated to the middle of the 9th century. It is the work of a highly skilled craftsman who has infilled the cross with intricate knotwork and created a suite of mystical animals, including serpents and hippocamps (a sea-horse). On the reverse of the slab a group of typical Pictish symbols (notched rectangle, Z-rod and triple-disc) is set above three rows of figures which illustrate scenes from a battle.
Following Graeme Cruickshank's 1985 hypothesis, it is still believed to be an illustration of the Battle of Dunnichen (or Nechtansmere) between the Picts and the Northumbrians, which occurred on 20 May 685. Sources describing the battle are few and far between, and we rely entirely on accounts provided by early historians Bede and Nennius, and those in the Irish Annals. The Pictish king Bridei is said to have scored a remarkable victory, trouncing the invading Northumbrian force and killing their king Ecgfrith: 'from that time', Bede wrote, 'the hopes and strength of the English kingdom began to fade away'.
The location of the battle is uncertain although a site near Dunnichen Hill (about 6km south of Aberlemno) has long been favoured. In a recent reassessment of the evidence, historian Alex Woolf favoured Dunachton in Badenoch, an alternative explanation that might throw the interpretation of Aberlemno 2 into some doubt, since it lies on the other side of the Cairngorm mountains some 80km away.
The opposing combatants are readily identifiable. One side, thought to be the Picts, have long flowing hair while the other, the Northumbrians, wear distinctive helmets with nose guards. The upper row shows a Pictish horseman, sword in hand, pursuing his Northumbrian counterpart whose sword lies dropped behind him. The central scene shows three Pictish warriors with sword, spear and shield repelling an advancing Northumbrian horseman – perhaps a representation of a nodal point in the battle. The lowest row shows two apparently different scenes: in one, two horseman clash, in the other a bird pecks mercilessly at the body of a dead Northumbrian, perhaps King Ecgfrith himself. Two disks, one at the upper centre, another at the lower right, might represent the sun tracking across the sky during the fateful day.
While the stone undoubtedly represents a beautiful expression of Pictish artistic sensibility, we may have much to learn about it's true story. With an art-historical attribution to the 9th century AD, its date lies two hundred years after the Battle at Dunnichen; the battle itself must certainly have occurred, but its location is still a matter of debate. To this we might add that the distinctive helmet of the ousted horseman may not turn out to be Northumbrian at all: the analogy draws on the discovery of a remarkable 8th century Anglo Saxon helmet at Coppergate, York, in 1982, and its superficial similarity to that shown on Aberlemno No. 2. Though compelling, it is far from certain.
At Aberlemno 2, art, history and archaeology come together to provide a plausible narrative, but one that may undergo significant revision in the coming years as archaeologists uncover more about Scotland's Pictish kingdom.
Fraser, I. (ed.). 2008. The Pictish Symbol Stones of Scotland. Edinburgh: RCAHMS.
Woolf, A (2006) 'Dun Nechtáin, Fortriu and the geography of the Picts' Scottish Historical Review 85, 182-201.


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The frenetic last days of the '14 session? Not so much
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Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, left, conferring with Sen. John Fonfara on Monday outside Fonfara's office.
The General Assembly moved languidly Monday as the Republican minority stretched out debates in both chambers, a delaying action they say will continue until Democrats produce a budget implementer bill that the GOP suspects will be packed with political goodies.
The implementer is a supplement to the state budget, supplying language that explains policy changes related to the appropriations. As must-pass legislation, it also is one of the legislature's favorite end-of-session places to attach amendments.
To a casual observer Monday, it would have appeared that a consumer protection bill for electric customers was failing in the House, where an endless parade of Republicans rose to pose questions about the bill.
Not so, as House Minority Leader Lawrence F. Cafero Jr. reassured an AARP member who approached him outside the House chamber.
"I love this bill," Cafero said. "It's going to pass."
And it did, 145 to 0.
But Cafero, whose minority can control the flow of business in the annual legislative session's last days by simply talking, said few other bills will pass until Democrats share the implementer that the GOP expects to run some 1,100 pages.
House Majority Leader Joseph Aresimowicz, D-Berlin, said the Democrats were working as quickly as possible.
"As soon as the bill is ready, we'll share it," he said. "There are a lot of moving pieces."
In the Senate, legislators turned a debate over a moratorium on the disposal of fracking waste – a bipartisan compromise that was expected to eventually pass nearly unanimously – into an all-day clinic on the hydraulic fracturing process used to extract natural gas from shale.
No one objected when the Senate took a break of more than two hours to salute two departing senators, Democrat Ed Meyer of Guilford and Republican Jason Welch of Bristol. It was preordained that no other bills would be approved until nightfall.
Senators offered Meyer and Welch long testimonials, then they resumed the fracking debate, after a fashion. By 7 p.m., Sen. John Kissel, R-Enfield, was weaving travelogue about a trip to Loch Ness in his extended comments on fracking. In the 36-member chamber, he spoke to 30 empty chairs.
The bill eventually was placed without objection on the Senate consent calendar.
The General Assembly began the final three days of its 2014 session Monday with 56 bills already passed and sent to the governor – and 296, five times as many, awaiting final action in one chamber after winning passage in the other.
The Senate was holding 159 bills that have passed the House, while the House calendar carried 137 bills that have passed the Senate, counting the consumer electric bill that passed.
Most of the action Monday took place off the floors of the House and Senate. The governor's chief of staff, Mark Ojakian, paced the halls, looking for certain legislators and lobbyists, his exact agenda unknown.
Ben Barnes, the governor's budget chief, had his own series of meetings. By late afternoon, legislators say that another bill related to the budget adopted early Sunday had become a source of conflict: the bond package, which determines what capital projects will be financed in the coming year.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy was spotted late Monday afternoon outside the office of Sen. John Fonfara, D-Hartford, the co-chairman of the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee. He and Fonfara chatted, as one of Malloy's legislative aides stood by.
One of the bills awaiting final action in the Senate was one of Malloy's bills. He proposed new financial reporting rules on nursing homes at the request of a union ally, SEIU 1199 New England. Senate leaders told SEIU lobbyists they planned to call the bill Monday night and stay as long as it took for passage. (The bill was called at about 8:30 p.m.)
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Our Year Two footballers have been busy in the last couple of weeks. Each year we organise the Harbour Sports Shield competition which is a series of events to promote competitive sport for Year Two pupils across the local schools. Last week we hosted the football element and six teams competed against each other. All the children showed great determination and skill with the 'A' team finishing as Runners Up (narrowly losing 1-0 in the final) and the 'B' team finishing fifth overall.
The quote of the day came from Ollie Blemings who was overheard, as he ran back to the halfway line after scoring his second goal of the match, saying "If I score one more goal I'm like Geoff Hurst in the 1966 World Cup final". Being that the Year Two children have just been studying the 1960s this is cross-curricular learning in real life action!
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I've been spending a lot of time at home since Grace was born. She didn't get her two month vaccines until around 10 weeks so we didn't go out at allll until then. I mean, we got her in the car and took a spin, or stopped at a food truck once or twice. Mikey would buy the food and then we would eat it in the car.
Anyway, during that time, one of my favorite food bloggers, Molly Yeh from My Name Is Yeh! started her first show on the Food Network. How exciting is that?! It's on Sunday mornings at 11am EST so I made it a point to record it and watch it as soon as I could! She cooks a fusion of her Asian and Jewish heritage mixed with the cuisine where she lives in the midwest. All her food is so fun!
On her first episode (or maybe the second?), she cooked up an amazing looking Challah Bread. I mean, the braid was beautiful, the egg wash made it shine and it was just sooo appetizing! I couldn't wait to get some at the supermarket. I wanted it now!
Luckily, Grace was sleeping at the moment so I got my ingredients out and followed what I remembered from her recipe as best I could. It's a pretty simple bread to make with barely any steps, yet it turns out soooo scrumptious!
As I was about to braid my second loaf, I wondered what it would be like with chocolate in it. So I tried it! I will share that recipe soon (it's very similar!). The following morning we made both the original Challah and the chocolate Challah into French Toast. I'm also thinking of making a cinnamon sugar kind. Mmm. Imagine that with bananas.
Oh my goodness, it was hands down the best French Toast I had ever tried. I'm not even kidding. I'm also not exaggerating just because I made it. It was SO GOOD. I made all of it and just microwaved it every day for breakfast until it was gone.
It was so good, I'm going to try to make a loaf, slice it and freeze the pieces so whenever I want French Toast, I can just thaw a couple of pieces and cook them. I'll let you know how that turns out. Cause if it's good, that will be a game changer for breakfast. FRENCH TOAST EVERY DAY!
Anyway, we can't make French Toast without the Challah so let's get back to the recipe. This recipe is pretty easy to follow with just 5 steps!
If you make this, be sure to tag me or hashtag #toeatdrinkandbemarried. I want to see your creation!
In the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment, add the warm water, yeast and 1 tsp. honey. Stir and let it proof for 10 minutes.
When the yeast and puffed up, add the 2 eggs and mix. Add 3 cups of flour, sugar, salt and melted butter. Mix until combined. Add remaining 1 cup of flour and let the stand mixer start to knead the dough. Add a little more flour if necessary until dough pulls away from the sides and isn't too sticky. Mix until the dough is smooth.
Grease another bowl with melted butter and drop the dough in there. Cover it and and keep it in a warm place to rise for about 2 hours, or until it has doubled in size.
When it has doubled in size, flour a working surface and transfer dough. Divide into 6 equal pieces. Roll out each into around 12 inch ropes. Take 3 and braid (it is easiest to start from the middle and work your way out!) them. Pinch the ends and tuck them under. Repeat with the other 3 ropes.
Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper and transfer braids, one to each pan. Cover and keep in a warm place for an hour or until it has doubled in size again.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. In a small bowl, mix the beaten egg white with remaining teaspoon of honey. Brush the dough with this mixture and sprinkle with sea salt. Bake for 30 minutes or until it is golden brown.
Let it cool for 15 minutes and then slice and enjoy!
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Using challah bread for French toast is an amazing idea. And, adding chocolate or cinnamon-sugar to the bread–incredible! Great innovation!
🙂 It has definitely become one of my favorite breakfasts! Can't wait to keep trying new mix ins!
I love where your thoughts are going with cinnamon and banana… sounds delicious! I've never tried challah bread, but it looks so darn tasty!
It is SO good with the banana! 🙂 I love this for breakfast!
That looks so delicious! I also like the idea of your cinnamon sugar bread…that would make an AMAZING french toast bread.
Right?! I think I'm going to try it tomorrow morning!
I always wanted to make home-baked bread. Eating something you made but normally buy must be so satifying!
It really is! So delish!
Always looking for a simple and delicious bread recipe. Can't wait to use this for french toast!
I am a bread fanatic. I have NOT found a type I did not LOVE. The aroma of fresh bread baking is over the top delicious. I would love this toasted in the morning….covered in homemade jam!!
You're making me crave another piece! hahaha so yummy! I love bread too!
Yummy! This looks delicious! And making it with chocolate sounds fantastic as well. I totally want to try that!
I'm new to Challah Bread but your recipe sounds so yummy. I mean how can you go wrong with bread! I'm shooting this one over to my mom so she can make it for me.
This challah looks so delicious and really easy to make. I'll have to make this the next time I make bread.
I would love to make this. Can you please suggest some eggless recipe for the same!
I have always wanted to try and make homemade bread. Living in the humid south I am not sure how well it will go, it seems like it would help the bread to rise, but I do not want it grow bacteria either, so I have been hesitant to try. I will add this one to pin board of recipe ideas.
Give it a try. I live in Miami which is SO humid, but it works well! I hope it works for you!
I love easy bread recipes and challah. So great for bread pudding too!
It is so delish! Hope you enjoy!
Thanks for the recipe. I usually want to find something to eat when i'm hungry at night and eating bread would be sooo delicious.
This seems easy enough and I needed a recipe for this weekend's brunch, will make French Toast with it!
Oooh. That sounds like a delicious French toast. I always use Italian bread for mine; this sounds like such a tasty alternative.
Italian bread is yummy, too! I've been experimenting with homemade breads. I tried Brioche today!
Mmm. I love that. I use sour dough bread for grilled cheeses, and I'm even rethinking that now! I love how you can make one tweak to a recipe to make it completely new!
This would make a great grilled cheese!! Enjoy it!
I have never tried Challah bread but it looks and sounds wonderful! All your ideas for French toast with it are mouthwatering!
You have to try this then! It is so good!
The picture of the bread really looks good and makes me hungry. I'm going to try this one. Thank you for sharing this easy recipe.
I have a friend that makes this every Sabbath, I've always wanted a simple recipe that I could make as well. I'm bread challenged and can never seem to be successful with traditional bread recipes.
Oh I'm no bread pro, but this one is so easy and pretty much no-fail! I hope you enjoy it!
You'll like this!! 🙂 Enjoy!
Your house must smell so good after baking this challah bread. And turning it into chocolate french toast sounds makes a wonderful brunch too! i love Molly and her show/blog is amazing.
Yes! Molly is so great!! Enjoy it!


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