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Welcome back to the Everything Elko Magazine! Each & every month don’t forget to grab the Everything Elko for your local calendar of events embellished with engaging and helpful articles. At Everything Elko we are locally minded and always welcoming new ideas, suggestions and talent! Please enjoy your magazine. Read it, share it, tear out coupons and recipes, it’s yours! You can also read it online or send to a friend at everythingelko.com! We are your community magazine and remember, “if you need to know, it will be in the Everything Elko.” God Bless! Marin Wendell, Editor of Everything Elko
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What’s Going on in Elko?
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Shop ‘Til You Drop...
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Calendar of Events Relax in Style
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Father's Day Gift Guide
39th Annual Lamoille Country Fair
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Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise... A ppliance Safety Tips
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The Great Outdoors
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The Language of Gardening
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Home is where the Heart is...
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German Summer Favorite
10 Steps to Individualizing Your Home The Mane Salon Spring is Here
Pizzas and Calzones
Fitness Facts - for Dads H ow to Recharge Your Whole Health in 1 Month - Part 3
The Gadget Guy T he Pine Lodge Painting the Desert
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The Family Life
Elko Cycle Jamboree
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Cutest Kids
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Nominate a Good Neighbor Summer Fun for the Whole Family Fuzzy Friends American 4th of July
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June 2014 Calendar of Events All local events are welcome. Email events to Marin at marin@everythingelko.com.
- National Safety Month - Men's Health Month - Cataract Awareness Month Western Folklife Center: Expressing the Rural West - Into the Future Exhibit -Elko, NV Monday, January 27th - September 8th 2014 Open to the public Monday - Saturday from 10am - 5pm. More info: 775-738-7508. California Trail Days - Elko, NV Saturday, May 31st - Sunday, June 1st Wingers Roadhouse Grill & Bar Helping Young Life - Elko, NV Monday, June 2nd All day! Wingers will be supporting Young Life on the 1st Monday of each month by donating a percentage of their total income that day to the Young Life Program in support of our teens! Head on down and enjoy some great food while supporting an incredible Elko program! Flying Fish will be doing this same thing on the 3rd Thursdays of each month as well! More info: 775-934-2230 Creative ways to use doTerra Oils - Elko, NV Monday, June 2nd at 6pm Come and learn about how you can effectively use doTerra essential Oils. Every Monday at 6pm at the Safety First building upstairs, 606 Commercial Street. 1st and 3rd Mondays Dr. Todd Wendell, DC from Ruby Mountain Chiropractic Center will present on the medical benefits of using essential oils. 2nd and 4th Mondays Hayley Bammesberger will present on creative ways to use essential oils to better our overall health. 1st Thursday of every month is "Make and Take" For questions, contact Hayley Bammesberger at 778-9600 Diabetes Support Group - Elko, NV Tuesday, June 3rd at 5:30pm A FREE Diabetes Support Group meets regularly on the first Tuesday of each month at 5:30pm in the Northeastern Nevada Regional Hospital Dining Room. Everyone is welcome. Call the hospital dietitian at 748-2094 for details. Or visit www.nnrhospital.com and choose Services > Dietary. Elko Mining Expo - Elko, NV Thursday, June 5th - Sunday, June 8th At the Elko Convention Center.
The Kerak Shrine Circus 2014 - Spring Creek, NV Thursday, June 5th from 7pm - 9pm At the Horse Palace at 670 Bronco Dr. in Spring Creek. Presented By Jody Jordan. With three rings of affordable family fun, "The Shrine Circus" will thrill fans of all ages. Come see the death-defying aerial acts, animal attractions including tigers and elephants. In addition to the performing acts, kids will have the unique opportunity to ride and pet different types of animals. This year's circus will definitely surprise you... Witness a human shoot out of a cannon, Camels, White Tigers, Clowns, Elephants, Globe of Death Riders, Zebras, Jugglers, Ponies, aerialist" and many more awesome acts that will thrill you! Acts are subject to change. Tickets http://www. thejordanworldcircus.com Elko Garden Club - Elko, NV Friday, June 6th from 12pm - 1pm At the Elko County Library. More info: 775-385-8049 Elko Parkinson’s Support Group - Elko, NV Friday, June 6th at 1pm Teleconferences: We meet the first friday of each month for information and support sessions with the Reno Parkinson’s Disease Support Group. We are affiliated with the American Parkinson’s Disease Association through the Reno Group. These very helpful and interesting teleconferences are held at 1pm at 701 Walnut St. Elko. (Griswold Hall, Room 31) Coffee Times: We try to meet once a month for coffee at 10am. We review teleconference information, discuss issues and share information/articles particularly relevant to PD, including family or social concerns, research trends and findings. Our goal is to provide mutual support, information and resources. - Dates and times vary so call for the next coffee time. Email and/or phone support: Just need to talk? Have new care issues? Personal stuff to share? Have questions about care issues? We’ll try to help or locate someone who can! Please call for more info: 775-753-7599 (Tish) or 775-738-7779 (Steve). Sunrise Toastmasters - Elko, NV Friday, June 6th at 6:45am Toastmasters meets every Friday morning at 6:45 a.m. at the Stockmen’s Hotel in the Bull Pen Sidewalk Sale and Margarita Walk - Elko, NV Saturday, June 7th from 8am - 7pm Come downtown on Saturday and spend the entire day! From 8am - 3pm all shops in the downtown area will be JUNE 2014 | everythingelko.com
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Calendar of Events having their annual sidewalk sale...too good of deals to miss! Then stay for the Margarita Walk from 4pm - 7pm. Pick up your glass at the Commercial Casino for $25/person. Must be 21 to participate. More info: 775-340-1927. Hosted by the Downtown Business Association. 2014 Elko, NV Truck and Tractor Pull - Elko, NV Saturday, June 7th from 6am - 10:30pm At the Elko County Fair Grounds at 1090 13th St. Soroptomist International of Elko Bunco Night - Elko, NV Saturday, June 7th from 6pm - 8pm Proceeds go to Nevada Health Center’s Mammovan. Cash bar, prizes, games, fun and so much more at the Commercial Casino. $25/player. More info: 775-934-8116 NNRDA Small Town Revitalization - Elko, NV Monday, June 9th from 4pm -5:30pm The presentation “ Building Blocks of Great Small Downtowns” is an hour and a half long of information you won’t want to miss. Michele Reeves of Civilis Consulting is an expert in Revitalization of Rural Communities. Make sure to call or email to RSVP for this meeting at 775-738-2100 or kashdown@eceda.com. More info: www.civilisconsulants.com At the Great Basin College, Greenhaw Technical Arts Building Rm 130. Creative ways to use doTerra Oils - Elko, NV Monday, June 9th at 6pm Come and learn about how you can effectively use doTerra essential Oils. Every Monday at 6pm at the Safety First building upstairs, 606 Commercial Street. 1st and 3rd Mondays Dr. Todd Wendell, DC from Ruby Mountain Chiropractic Center will present on the medical benefits of using essential oils. 2nd and 4th Mondays Hayley Bammesberger will present on creative ways to use essential oils to better our overall health. 1st Thursday of every month is "Make and Take" For questions, contact Hayley Bammesberger at 778-9600 Ruby Mountain Toastmasters - Elko, NV Wednesday, June 11th at 7pm Ruby Mtn. Toastmasters meets the 1st 3 Wednesdays of every month at 7:00 p.m. at Great Basin College (GBC), Electrical/ Industrial/Technology (EIT) Bldg, Room 202. Jam on! - Elko, NV Wednesday, June 11th from 6pm - 8pm Free musical jam session at the Western Folklife Center’s G Three Bar Theater. All musicians and spectators welcome. Pioneer Saloon will be open. Facilitated by Southwind and other community musicians, featuring old-time, country, western, blues, Celtic music and more, the 2nd Wednesdays every month at 501 Railroad St. Let’s Dance! - Elko, NV Thursday, June 12th from 6pm - 9pm Dance lessons at 6pm followed by open social dancing at 7pm. Adults and Teens welcome, no partner or experience necessary. Let’s Dance sessions this month may include waltzing and other
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social dance steps: it’s the wedding season - a great time to brush up on your dance steps so you can enjoy every moment of that special day. Every 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Admission only $5. For questions or more information about dance lessons, contact Amy Mills at amills@westernfolklife.org (Western Folklife Center’s G Three Bar Theater, 501 Railroad St.) Sunrise Toastmasters - Elko, NV Friday, June 13th at 6:45am Toastmasters meets every Friday morning at 6:45 a.m. at the Stockmen’s Hotel in the Bull Pen Elko Motorcycle Jamboree - Rumble in the Rubies - Elko, NV Friday, June 13th - Sunday, June 15th Flag Day Saturday, June 14th Free Fishing Day - Elko, NV Saturday, June 14th
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Northeastern Nevada Museum-Elko NV Saturday, June 14, 10:00 a.m. to Noon Second Saturday. Family fun especially for kids. Make a craft to celebrate Flag Day, and have it for the American 4th of July at the Museum in July. Free of charge. Call 738-3418 for more information. Northeastern Nevada Museum 2nd Saturdays - Elko, NV Saturday, June 14th Public of all ages are welcome. Young children must be accompanied by an adult. The museum is located at 1515 Idaho St. in Elko. For more info, times and cost contact the museum at 775-738-3418. Father’s Day Sunday, June 15th Worship in the Canyon - Lamoille, NV Sunday, June 15th Our Sunday worship service hosted at the Power House Picnic area in Lamoille Canyon. Following worship service, a potluck lunch for all who attend. All new comers are welcome to join us! More info: 775-753-6749 Creative ways to use doTerra Oils - Elko, NV Monday, June 16th at 6pm Come and learn about how you can effectively use doTerra essential Oils. Every Monday at 6pm at the Safety First building upstairs, 606 Commercial Street. 1st and 3rd Mondays Dr. Todd Wendell, DC from Ruby Mountain Chiropractic Center will present on the medical benefits of using essential oils. 2nd and 4th Mondays Hayley Bammesberger will present on creative ways to use essential oils to better our overall health. 1st Thursday of every month is "Make and Take" For questions, contact Hayley Bammesberger at 778-9600
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Calendar of Events International Picnic Day Wednesday, June 18th Ruby Mountain Toastmasters - Elko, NV Wednesday, June 18th at 7pm Ruby Mtn. Toastmasters meets the 1st 3 Wednesdays of every month at 7:00 p.m. at Great Basin College (GBC), Electrical/ Industrial/Technology (EIT) Bldg, Room 202. Flying Fish Helping Young Life - Elko, NV Thursday, June 19th All day! Flying Fish will be supporting Young Life on the 3rd Thursday of each month by donating a percentage of their total income that day to the Young Life Program in support of our teens! Head on down and enjoy some great food while supporting an incredible Elko program! Wingers will be doing this same thing on the 1st Monday of each month as well! More info: 775-934-2230 Business After Hours - Elko, NV Thursday, June 19th from 5:30pm-7pm Elko Area Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours is a free event - open to the public! It is a great opportunity for networking enjoy wonderful food along with fun raffle prizes. June’s Business After Hours is being hosted by Great Basin Granite. More info: 738-7135 Sunrise Toastmasters - Elko, NV Friday, June 20th at 6:45am Toastmasters meets every Friday morning at 6:45 a.m. at the Stockmen’s Hotel in the Bull Pen. Beer Fest - Elko, NV Friday, June 20th at 6pm More info: 775-738-7135 Family Skate Night - Elko, NV Friday, June 20th from 5pm - 9pm At the Igloo Rec Center at 1515 Silver St. All ages welcome. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. $5 admission with $3 skate rental donation. Children under the age of 5 are free. more info: 775-777-7260 Summer Solstice Saturday, June 21st Great Humboldt Duck Race - Elko, NV Saturday, June 21st One of the Northeastern Nevada Museum’s biggest fund raisers, The Great Humboldt Duck Race has become one of Elko’s unique family events. Every year, thousands of little rubber duckies are adopted by supporters of the museum and then dumped into the Humboldt River, where they race to the finish line. The winning duck gets its adopter $1,000 cash and all the pride and prestige that comes with sweet victory. More info: 775-738-3418 or visit www.museumelko.org Creative ways to use doTerra Oils - Elko, NV Monday, June 23rd at 6pm
Come and learn about how you can effectively use doTerra essential Oils. Every Monday at 6pm at the Safety First building upstairs, 606 Commercial Street. 1st and 3rd Mondays Dr. Todd Wendell, DC from Ruby Mountain Chiropractic Center will present on the medical benefits of using essential oils. 2nd and 4th Mondays Hayley Bammesberger will present on creative ways to use essential oils to better our overall health. 1st Thursday of every month is "Make and Take" For questions, contact Hayley Bammesberger at 778-9600 Let’s Dance! - Elko, NV Thursday, June 26th from 6pm - 9pm Dance lessons at 6pm followed by open social dancing at 7pm. Adults and Teens welcome, no partner or experience necessary. Let’s Dance sessions this month may include waltzing and other social dance steps: it’s the wedding season - a great time to brush up on your dance steps so you can enjoy every moment of that special day. Every 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Admission only $5. For questions or more information about dance lessons, contact Amy Mills at amills@westernfolklife.org (Western Folklife Center’s G Three Bar Theater, 501 Railroad St.) 4th Annual Bat Around The Clock 24 Hr. Softball Tournament - Elko, NV Friday, June 27th - Saturday, June 28th More info: 775-777-7266 Sunrise Toastmasters - Elko, NV Friday, June 27th at 6:45am Toastmasters meets every Friday morning at 6:45 a.m. at the Stockmen’s Hotel in the Bull Pen. The Nevada Marathon, Lamoille Canyon Half Marathon & 5K - Lamoille, NV Saturday, June 28th 6am (marathon), 7am (half) & 5K TBD in the am All participants receive a tech shirt + full & half marathon'ers finisher medal. Awards for 1st-3rd in each age group. Start in canyon & finish in Lamoille. Shuttle bus pick-up in Lamoille. Race bag & number pick-up: Friday 2 pm-7pm at Cedar Creek Clothing Co. Cost is $75 for full, $60 for half and $25 for 5K. NO race day registration. On-line registration ends June 25 at www. rubymountainrelay.com. Discount for early registration. Autism Network KIDS K $3 on race day - time TBA Paws for a Cure Saturday, June 28th LIVE RUDE GIRLS and Animal House Rescue. For more info: 777-3203. 39th Annual Lamoille County Fair - Lamoille, NV Sunday, June 29th from 8am - 4pm The Annual Lamoille Country Fair gives attendees the chance to experience the country charm of scenic Lamoille and wander among booths that bring you local and state artists' unique handcrafted items including original artwork, jewelry, dolls, furniture, stained glass, pottery, garden art, quilts, birdhouses,
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Calendar of Events beadwork, metal art, and many other items. Approximately 8,000 people attended the 2012 Fair which featured 135 vendors. Delicious refreshments are available from the many great food vendors. The Lamoille Women's Club's famous homemade lemonade is a highlight of the many refreshments. The children will delight in the many activities and games as well as the refreshments. There is no admission charge, and the proceeds benefit the Lamoille Women's Club's community service projects, scholarships, and activities. In addition to parking within Lamoille, there will be a Park N' Ride option at Lamoille Canyon Road that includes a wagon service and van . The Lamoille Country Fair spells a wonderful day in the country for everyone in the family. Note: Sorry, for safety reasons, no pets are allowed at this event. POW*MIA Awareness Day - Elko, NV Monday, June 30th More info: 775-397-1492 Independence Day Friday, July 4th Jarbidge 4th of July Weekend - Jarbidge, NV Friday, July 4th - Saturday, July 5th Friday, July 4th: Parade at 12pm, Live music from 9pm - 1am at Outdoor Inn Saturday, July 5th: Bake sale 9am, Parade 12pm, children’s games 12:30pm - 2pm in the park, bingo from 1pm - 4pm at community hall, BBQ from 2pm-4pm at Outdoor Inn and live music from 9pm 1am at the Outdoor Inn. More info: 775-488-2311 National Basque Festival - Elko, NV Friday, July 4th - Sunday, July 6th Old Fashioned American 4th of July Celebration - Elko, NV Friday, July 4 from 9am - 12pm Join us this Independence Day as we get back to our roots and celebrate the old fashioned way, with a children’s parade, games and ice cold lemonade! At the Northeastern Nevada Museum in Elko. More info: visit www.museumelko.org or call 775-738-3418
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John and Gina Sherwood, who have owned and operated Sherwood Chiropractic in Elko for over 25 years, has started a new adventure! Relax in Style offers Elko and surrounding areas a variety of ways to make your space more relaxing, comfortable and functional. We offer everything from more choices for the supremely supportive Tempur-Pedic mattress and multi-functional motion bases to luxurious linens, throws and pillows to awe-inspiring home theater and security systems. John and Gina wanted to open a business that offered virtually every way to relax. Some people find there happy place sleeping or relaxing on a Tempur-Pedic mattress. Our showroom offers our customers the latest technology in Tempur-Material. It adapts to your body so you get personalized comfort and support. TEMPUR-Ergo bases creates a true place of relaxation when you spend time in your bed reading, watching TV, playing on your laptop or sleeping. This is what makes Tempur-Pedic the most highly recommended bed in America. Come in and have our expertly trained sleep specialists assist you in choosing the perfect mattress, base and pillow for your needs. Compliment your new mattress with 100% Egyptian Cotton sheets and blankets from Peacock Alley. These elegant bed linens imported from Portugal are wonderfully soft to the skin and put that finishing touch on your perfect bed. If you're looking to make your space more inviting or to indulge your senses come in and try products from Archipelago Botanicals. This quality line of bath and body products are the perfect way to spoil yourself or someone you love. Archipelago's products are made with all natural ingredients such as red currant, coffee bean and organic milk solids. With lotions that are sulfate and paraben free and soy candles that are made with pure essential oils to ensure for a long, clean burn. We have what you're looking for to relax or rejuvenate.
Sometimes relaxing just means kicking back in a comfy chair and watching a movie or listening to your favorite music. In that case Relax in Style has you covered! We carry the latest in state-of-theart home massage chairs from Human Touch and Infinity. Combining cutting-edge technology and ancient therapeutic techniques, these chairs deliver powerful therapy and soothing comfort. Trust me, you have to try these. If you're a movie buff or love blasting tunes then you have to check out the variety of life-enhancing home entertainment solutions! We offer stereo and surround sound speaker systems from industry leading company's like Artison, KEF and Klipsch, they will have you immersed in sound. These high-performance speakers are built to impress. Pair these with a Denon receiver that you control from your smartphone, all the convenience in the palm of your hand. Let us give you an awesome theater demo featuring a 106" Screen Innovations Black Diamond screen and Epson projector. It will be on your Christmas list for sure! Whatever your needs, we can help design the perfect system for your home or business, new-construction or existing structure. We can all agree that the safety of our families is the most important thing in life. Here at Relax in Style we can help you achieve a more relaxed, safe environment with the help of a home security system from Alarm.com. The system offers 24/7 monitoring, the ability to lock and unlock doors, turn lights on and off, adjust the thermostat and access live viewing, all from your smartphone or computer. We offer free delivery and set-up of mattresses, free estimates for home theater and security systems and 0% financing O.A.C. through GE. Come in today and discover how relaxing life can be! Located at 1074 Idaho St. #110 in Elko, NV 89801. Call for more questions at 775-77RELAX. Again 775-77RELAX. Thats775-777-3529.
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Pizzas - and Calzones
Pizza, Pizza, Pizza Pizza has its origins as peasant food – simple dough mixed and rolled into a canvas for leftovers or seasonal foods. Some variation of bread with toppings and spices has existed in all cultures as a food staple.
Thick or thin, New York or Chicago, pizza rules! Everybody loves pizza. As everyday food or a special occasion feast, it always satisfies everyone at the table. We all have a favorite pizza joint on speed dial, but you may discover the best pizzeria of all is right in your own kitchen.
The modern, Italian-inspired pizza in the States claims two seminal moments. The tomato and cheese combo is to Naples in 1889 where she was served a special pizza made of tomatoes, basil, and fresh mozzarella. The dish was a hit. The second pivotal pizza popularity point occurred in 1905 when Gennaro Lombardi opened the first commercial pizzeria in New York. Lombardi’s Pizzeria Napoletana. The rest is history – when something works, it works!
Pizza Trivia
Thick Crust If a thicker, substantial crust is your preference, this recipe is the perfect starting place for your own explorations. The dough mixes up quickly and handles easily. Because this pizza is so loaded with toppings, the crust and sauce are first partially baked. Just as the crust has set its form, the pizza is removed from the oven for the addition of cheese and toppings, then the baking is finished. Personalize the toppings to your own liking.
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Classic Pan Pizza with the Works Makes 1 large rectangular pizza. Serves 6-8 “Pizza with the works” traditionally refers to pizza with the combination of cheese, pepperoni, onion, mushrooms, and green peppers. Try some of our variations for tasty extras. 1 recipe basic pan pizza crust (below) 1 recipe basic pizza sauce (below) 2 cups shredded mozzarella 8 oz. pepperoni, thinly sliced 8 oz. white or button mushrooms, sliced 1/2 large yellow onion, thinly sliced 1 large green pepper, seeded and thinly sliced crosswise Follow the instructions for making a rectangular pizza crust. Preheat oven to 550°F (300°C). Spread sauce evenly over the pizza crust, leaving a 1/2-inch (1-cm.) border around the edge. Place on bottom rack in oven and bake for 8 minutes. Remove from oven and spread shredded mozzarella evenly over sauce. Arrange pepperoni, onion, mushroom, and pepper slices on top. Return to oven and bake for another 5 to 6 minutes, until cheese has melted and crust is golden brown. Remove from oven and let stand for 5 minutes. Slice into 12 squares and serve immediately.
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Thin is in with this pizza – thin crust that is.
Makes 3 12-in. (30 cm.) pizzas. Serves 6
We must say that this thin crust recipe is one of the easiest we’ve come across. It mixed up in a jiffy, and was super easy to handle. It baked up into a crispy, crack-like base. Most importantly, it tasted delicious with the collage of spinach and cheese just browned and bubbly. A mix of ricotta and fresh basil formed the atypical sauce layer, wilted baby spinach the next, and four different cheeses intertwined in melted fashion for the top layer. Delicioso!
This twist on the classic white pizza hides wilted spinach between two sumptuous layers of cheese. 1 recipe basic thin pizza crust (below) 2 cups ricotta 2 tbsp. finely chopped fresh basil Salt and freshly ground black pepper Pinch of nutmeg 1 cup wilted and chopped spinach 3/4 cup shredded mozzarella 3/4 cup grated fontina 1/4 cup finely grated Parmesan 1/4 cup grated Romano Preheat oven to 500°F (250°C). Place pizza stone or unglazed clay tiles on bottom of gas oven or lowest rack of electric oven. Following instructions, make three 12-in. (30-cm.) discs of pizza dough.
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To prepare topping, combine ricotta and basil in a medium bowl. Season with salt, pepper, and nutmeg. Lightly dust pizza peel with flour or cornmeal. Place one disc of pizza dough on peel and spread 2/3 cup ricotta mixture over the dough, leaving 1/2–in. (1-cm.) border around the edge. Arrange 1/3 of the spinach over ricotta and top with the four cheeses. Gently shake pizza from the peel to the stone or tiles. Bake 4 to 6 minutes, until cheese is melting and crust is puffy around edges and crispy on the bottom. Slide the peel back under the pizza to remove from oven. Repeat with remaining 2 pizzas.
Baking differences HOME vs. a PIZZERIA Pizzerias have the advantage of pizza ovens or wood-fired ovens with temperatures in the 900 F +/- range. Pizzas bake in 1-2 minutes in that environment. Most home ovens max out at 500-550F. To compensate for the lower temperatures keep in mind these two tricks: 1: Use a baking stone: Baking stones are invaluable for the home pizzeria. Place the stone on the lowest rack of a cold oven. Allow the stone to heat during the preheating. Place the pizza directly on the baking stone for maximum heat transfer. The hot stone quickly bakes the crust. Use a pizza peel to transfer the pizza to and from the stone. 2: Partially bake thicker crusts: For thick crusts, the lower heat and weighty toppings may thwart optimal results. Prebake the crust (with the tomato sauce added) for 5-6 minutes. Remove from the oven to add the desired toppings, and return to the baking stone to finish the baking.
Loaded Pizzas: If you like a lot of toppings, consider pre-cooking some of them – We found that some vegetables benefitted from a stint in the microwave on absorbent paper towels to begin the cooking and to drain some of the water away. The lower temperatures of the home oven don’t evaporate water from the toppings as quickly as a commercial oven.
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What is a Calzone? Think of a calzone as a folded pizza. The calzone crust is quite similar to a pizza crust, and the same flavorful fillings are tucked inside. Calzones are served individually, though some are so large, they’re easily shared. A nice variation to pizza night. If you’ve never tried making calzones at home, you need to try this recipe. Once again, the dough recipe was a gem! Quickly mixed and easily rolled, the dough sealed up reliably, and browned evenly to picture perfection. The balance between crust and filling was just right. These folded, individual pizzas are fun to serve and eat. The pocket pie nature of calzones implies a transportability and “out-of-hand” eating that translates well to picnics and “eating-onthe-go” situations.
Sausage & Mushroom Calzones Makes 4 calzones With its combination of spicy and earthy flavors, this calzone is pure comfort food on a winter’s evening. 1 recipe basic calzone crust (below) 12 oz. Italian sausage, removed from casings and crumbled 1 cup sliced mushrooms 1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil 1/2 recipe basic pizza sauce (below) (slightly less then 1 cup of
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sauce) 1 cup shredded mozzarella 2 tbsp. unsalted butter, melted 4 tsp. finely grated Parmesan
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Preheat oven to 450°F (230°C). While the dough is resting, prepare the filling. Brown the crumbled sausage meat and mushroom slices in olive oil for 5 to 6 minutes, until sausage is cooked through. Add pizza sauce.
By Rebecca Baugniet. Copyright 2008. Published by Sellers Publishing, Portland, ME.
Follow the instructions for rolling the dough into 4 equal circles. Using a pastry brush, glaze the top edge of the circles with water. Spoon 1/4 of the filling onto the lower half of each circle. Sprinkle with 1/4 cup mozzarella. Fold the top over so that the edge of the top sits 1/2 in. (1 cm.) away from the bottom half. Lightly glaze the edge of the top piece and fold the bottom over to seal tightly. Make a 1/2-in. (1-cm.) slit in the top to allow steam to escape. Brush tops with melted butter and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon Parmesan. Place the calzones on a preheated baking stone or on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and bake on the middle rack for 15 to 20 minutes, or until the filling is hot and the crust is golden brown.
500 Pizzas and Flatbreads
This petite book packs in four times the number of recipes than most cookbooks. The format introduces the basics of pizzas and flatbreads, presents core recipes, and a generous number of improvisational variations. We were particularly delighted with the three crust recipes that we tried; each one was easy to work with, and yielded great results. Each major type of pizza genre is covered in depth. Many unusual and innovative pizza ideas were presented. We’ve marked the page for the Chevre, Arugula, and Pear Pizza for future study, and can’t wait to try Turkish Pizza with its spicy, ground lamb topping. A Chicago DeepDish version is next on our to-do list. But pizza comprises only half the book! The other half focuses on all types of flatbreads – focaccia, chapatii, papadum, pita, arepas, pupusa, and many more. The book is a great introduction to the rich global traditions of baking flatbreads and embellishing them with toppings of all kinds.
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39th Annual
Lamoille Country Fair
Sunday, June 29 8 am- 4 pm
The quaint little town of Lamoille,
enjoy the food from the famous
Nevada will be transformed. Its
LWC lemonade to the Indian tacos,
population of approximately 545
barbeque, pizza, and many other
will suddenly grow by five to six
delicious offerings. Attendees will
thousand. The excited laughter of
have a final chance to purchase raffle
children will ring through Lamoille
tickets for the 2014 Fair Quilt – a
Grove. The smell of delicious food
handmade, queen sized quilt named
will fill the air. The horse drawn
“Ruby Trails” for only a $1.00 each or
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and down the highway. Multitudes
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Fair; winner need not be present to
unique wares of all sorts to delighted win. shoppers. The line at the Lamoille Women’s Club’s homemade lemonade stand will snake past the other food concessions serving a wide variety of other foods. Smiles will cover every face.
The Lamoille Country Fair is the Lamoille Women’s Club’s major fundraiser of the year. Proceeds from the Fair benefit scholarships, support to the Club’s community projects, and support to adopted
The Lamoille Country Fair, given by
families. Admission and parking are
the Lamoille Women’s Club (LWC),
free. Wagon and van rides will be
is an eagerly awaited annual event
available from the parking areas in
that gives residents of the Elko area
Lamoille and on Lamoille Canyon
and visitors from throughout Nevada Road to the Fair in Lamoille Grove. and nearby states the chance to
Sorry, pets are not allowed at this
enjoy the collection of high quality
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Hobby enthusiasts, including gardeners/growers, often use terms that get bantered about which may be unfamiliar to those just getting started. This is a short list of some of those frequently used terms that may help clarify some questions most often asked by people stopping by the greenhouse and nursery.
A cclimate ; Acclimating plants is the process of allowing plants time to become accustomed to their new growing environment prior to planting. Plants from the greenhouse have no experience with wind, direct sun, high daytime temps or low nighttime temps, so their tender growth needs time to toughen up, literally, to the conditions they will face once planted. We suggest at least 3-4 days and nights. G enus ; Along with variety, cultivar, and species are words that are often used interchangeably in reference to the botanical name of a plant. We usually opt for genus since most plants that reach the mainstream trade via growers are from, but not the same as, plants found in the wild. Example: Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Star' is the genus, species, and cultivar of the Purple Coneflower we offer. Echinacea purpurea 'Cheyenne Spirit', same genus and species, different cultivar. There are also plants that are patented or branded, for example Proven Winners. Some series of plants are registered names, for example, Wave速 Petunias. A mendment ; A broad term which can include organic matter such as composted manures, wood mulch, peat moss, or kitchen compost that can be incorporated into the soil. I think of incorporating amendments as feeding both the soil and the plants. By improving/amending the soil, plantings are better able to develop a vigorous root system. This applies to intended lawn areas, beds, borders, hedges, and vegetable gardens. When you are ready to amend the soil prior to planting the area, the tiller's tines need to be brought up since amendments do their best work when limited to the top 4-6 inches of soil. Organic amendments break down as they are used and need to be replaced seasonally.
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M ulch ; Literally defined, means a protective covering spread on the ground to reduce evaporation and suppress weeds. Mulches include, chipped or shredded bark, clean gravel, ground fabrics, rubber (yuck!), and given the creative forces behind gardening, the list goes on. We don't use ground fabric in the gardens, but we do use it under the washed gravel in the outdoor retail areas and under bark in the gazebo area. Gravel as mulch in the gardens is preferred by xeric plants and designs that include rock gardens. I include small bark chips in my "mix" and use it between perennials and shrubs in the gardens after cutting back the perennials in late fall. So, you might be asking yourself, "What's the difference between adding an amendment, and using mulch?", short answer, not much. Typically, amendments are incorporated before planting, and mulch is used after. W ater - wise ; A term that refers to the plants, not the people who water them. It's a favorite listing because there's such a wide variety of plants available to choose from and because, let's face it...we live in a high desert and water-wise plants are a smart choice. I believe that most mortalities in the landscape can be directed to the amount of water a plant needs vs. the amount of water a plant gets. Water-wise plants have adapted over many years to hold the water they need in their roots and foliage. Pubescent foliage with its fine hairs, traps moisture, narrow leaves also tend to require less water. An example of a xeric (zir-ik) plant with both characteristics is Cerastium 'Snow in Summer'. X eriscape ; Landscape principles that make a lowmaintenance, water-wise landscape both attractive and attainable: Thoughtful planning, Improving soil conditions, Limiting turf areas, Mulching, Grouping
plants with similar water needs, Efficient irrigation, and Maintenance including weeding, pruning, and scheduled fertilizing. Consider this, whether to water depends on the weather. A eration ; Via aerators for lawn areas and via incorporating coarse materials including sand, bark chips, perlite, etc. into the soil to allow for water and nutrients to flow evenly through the root profile and to reduce soil compaction. F ertilizer ; N-P-K: Percentage of NitrogenPhosphorous-Potassium. A balanced fertilizer is suitable for most plants. Water-soluble fertilizers dissolve easily in warm water and can be applied through a sprayer for foliar feeding or a nozzle applied directly to the roots. Slow-release fertilizers have prills with small amounts of water-soluble fertilizer that release small increments of fertilizer each time the plant is watered. The more often you water, the more often fertilizer is released.
There are lots of great books out there on gardening. Two I recommend include: Taylor's Master Guide to Landscaping by Rita Buchanan. This is a great book. The pictures and text are so well done with easy and practical advice on adding new gardens and hardscapes along with "makeovers" for problem solving. Backyard Design, Making the Most of the Space Around Your House by Jean Spiro Breskend. I leave this book outside through the summer and look at it whenever I have a chance to sit and relax under the gazebo. The pictures give me ideas on how to balance time:energy:space:design in my own backyard.
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increased. 2) Many people are simply unaware of how much water their landscape needs. We use an average of 32,800 gallons of water to irrigate a fully developed acre lot with 5,000 sq. ft. of lawn, 52 nearly mature trees, 120 mature shrubs, thousands of perennials, dozens of container gardens, maintain the greenhouse and nursery areas, and for use in the home through the month of July. That usage would be unattainable without the use of water-wise gardening.
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Vitamix S30 With a revolution of “personal blenders” on the rise the master of blending has jumped into the mix. Vitamix has graced commercial kitchens and homes fortunate enough to bridge the financial investment for years. The go to name that put horsepower to a blender that would liquify anything you could throw into it in seconds has now shrunk to a personal size. Meet the S30. With no cut back in power, the Vitamix S30 will have your perfect smoothy in seconds. Just fill the 20 oz to-go container, blend, remove the blade attachment and replace with the togo lid and you are off and running. Also included is a 40 oz. container perfect for soups, sauces and even family meals… Yes family meals in a blender! Just check out all their recipes at vitamin.com. The five (5) year warranty will back your blending machine but you will likely never use it as the quality of Vitamix precedes itself. Designed for your life, we see a kale smoothy in y!our near future.!
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FujiFilm Instax Printer Are you old school and just sometimes wish you had a polaroid instant camera? Well Fuji came close. The Instax Smartphone Printer allows you to, you guessed it, instantly print your Smartphone pictures. With to lithium ion batteries and its own Wi-Fi network you can instantly connect and start passing out your favorite moments in a compact 2”x3” print. Your selfie can now live in infamy!!
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Polaris Ace Are you tired of your side by side buddy always wanting to drive? Polaris has a solution for you. Introducing Ace. A solo cab design with all the well known “RZResque” to go with it. You will be flying solo in this hot rod featuring a 32 HP ProStar engine, smooth riding suspension and all the Polaris quick connect accessories you could imagine. Now you can tell your buddy to get h!is own!
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Enjoy a peaceful ride out to Lamoille during the Elko Motorcycle Jamboree for Cold Drink and Lunch at the Pine Lodge Dinner House. We will be having a live band playing out front (patio seating available). The "Outhouse Profits" will be performing on Saturday June 14th between 11-2pm. The "Outhouse Prophets" is a local Elko, Nevada band, consisting of Billy Rose, lead guitarist and singer/songwriter, Mitch Potter, bass player and singer/songwriter and Andy Rose, drummer. They play a diverse assortment of music, mostly original, steeped in the flavor of Texas blues rock and Red dirt country, but with their own edge to it.
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Painting the Desert During the spring and summer the beautiful colors of the Indian Paintbrush brighten our high desert landscape. There are over 200 Indian Paintbrush species belonging to the genus Castilleja. They are found in the western Americas from Alaska to the Andes and into Northeast Asia. The colors of this annual are not due to its flowers. The plant has brilliant scarlet bracts, specialized leaflike parts that surround and hide the red and yellow flowers. These somewhat jagged, colorful bracts can also be in various shades of orange, purple, yellow and sometimes white. The bracts on the lower portion of the plant are often green. You rarely see this plant on its own, it is usually scattered through an area with other plants. Indian Paintbrushes are semi-parasitic. The plant has green foliage and it can photosynthesize on its own but by using the surrounding plants it increase its productivity and chances of survival. Specialized roots drill into the roots of other plants for the purpose of stealing water and other essential minerals. Paintbrushes have a tendency to absorb and concentrate selenium in their tissues from the soils in which they grow, and can be potentially very toxic if the roots or green parts of the plant are consumed. Highly alkaline soils increase the selenium levels in the plants. In our area, sagebrush and lupine are common host plants. The root system of sagebrush is a combination of a long taproot and smaller shallow roots. At night, the tap root of the sagebrush pulls moisture from deep in the soil up to shallow branching roots that grow near the surface. During the day, the shallow roots use this water to keep the shrub alive. Indian Paintbrushes connect into this system of roots and benefit from its water resources. Lupines have nodules on their roots which contain nitrogen fixing bacteria which supply nitrogen which is essential to a healthy plant. Because of this close relationship with their host plants, Indian Paintbrushes do not usually survive being transplanted.
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The Checkerspot Butterfly is dependent on the Indian Paintbrush as a host plant for its caterpillars. In this way they are responsible for the survival of these beautiful butterflies. In early June Soldier Creek Canyon often has large numbers of freshly emerged adult Checkerspot butterflies along the stream and any recent rain puddles.
If you enjoy wildflowers, birds and the outdoors please join Bristlecone Audubon Chapter on their June field trip. They will be taking a field trip to the Tuscarora area on Saturday, June 14th. For more information contact Lois Ports at ports@frontiernet.net.
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Elko Motorcycle Jamboree The Elko Motorcycle Jamboree is Elko County’s largest motorcycle rally and one of the largest events of its kind in the Western United States. Motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the country join locals for a one of a kind Rumble in the Rubies schedule for June 13-15. With so many people trying to stay in one small community, we encourage folks to make lodging arrangements as early as possible. For information on establishments with vacancy please contact the Elko Convention & Visitors Authority at (775) 738-4091 or log on to www.elkocva.com . This year’s entertainment is sure to be a crowd pleaser with 70’s Rock Band Y&T headlining Saturday nights FREE Downtown Concert with opening act Royal Bliss hailing from Utah. Following a 14 Year tradition, this concert is FREE to the public however if you are looking for the “VIP” section, tickets are available for a small fee to be close and up front. In addition to Saturday’s FREE concert, there will be a wide variety of other live bands playing throughout the weekend including: One More Time, NUendo, Superfish, Ever Desolate, A.D.D., Phat Daddy, Scott Hognell, and HiJacked. The hope is to have something for everyone, other events during the Rumble in the Rubies include Five (5) Freestyle Motocross Shows, POW/MIA Ride N’ Shine Parade, Loudest Pipe Contest,
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2014 Yamaha Bolt Raffle, and Rides and Rods Custom Bike & Car Show. This year’s Rides and Rods will feature a guest appearance by Horny Mike, as seen on Counting Cars featured on the History Channel. Horny Mike will be singing Autographs and taking photos on Saturday, June 14th. Vendor applications are still coming in; we have several new vendors this year featuring some unique opportunities for memorabilia, souvenirs, and shopping, experiences. We are hoping for great crowd’s, great weather, and of course great fun! The “Biker Friendly” T-Shirt campaign is officially underway; this program allows local businesses to purchase T-Shirts for their employees to wear during the jamboree at a minimum cost to show their support of the thousands of bikers coming to town for the Elko Motorcycle Jamboree. If you are interested in participating in the Biker Friendly program, please email elkomotorcyclejamboree@yahoo.com.
As a reminder to the community, road closures will begin on Thursday, June 12th, 2014. Please remember there is a minor curfew in effect for the event, all minors need to be off of the venue by 10PM. The EMJ will also be asking the public to refrain from bringing pets to the Jamboree as this has posed a health and safety hazard in the past with the many food vendors on site. A couple other key things to remember is that Elko does have a NO GLASS ordinance for the downtown corridor so please make sure you are using plastic containers when walking around. Sunscreen is also a must even in Elko, please make sure to protect yourself from the sun.
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Heel my Sole A girls guide to the top 6 spring/summer shoes. So many shoes so little time. While standing in front of hundreds of shoes in your favorite department store you might forget what style you were wanting for the new season. What2Wear has narrowed the search to our 5 favorites. Not only will we share what style of shoe to wear but what to wear it with.
Ready! Set! Shoes! 1. Let's go Nude! Nude shoes are not just trending currently they are forever trending. A nude shoe can make and well......make your outfit. Weather you are sporting a sophisticated flat or going for a fashionista stiletto keep it simple. The point of a nude shoe is to be seen not heard. One must not bedazzle, however a touch of gold can go far when paired with nude. From formal to casual a nude shoe will fit with anything you have in your closet.
2. Wow! Wow! Wedges! Nothing-say it with me "Nothing", says sunny weather better than a wedge. You can go sky high with a 5" platform espadrille, or keep it classic country club with a demi wedge (also known as a baby wedge with a heel height under 1.5"). Wedges can and should be worn with any length of denim. From daisy duke shorts to a ankle length pedal pusher. I also firmly believe that you cannot wear a maxi skirt or dress without a statuesque pair of wedges underneath.
3. Hot Clogs It's time to channel Chrissy Snow from Threes Company or Cher when she was still with Sunny and get your clogs on. Wearing clogs makes you feel whimsical, free spirited and ready to go to Woodstock. Pairing a "vintage" style shoe with a modern outfit is how you stay looking current and not costume. For example: Boyfriend fit jeans are super hot right now. Wear a classic tank or tee and the right amount of jewelry with a peep toed clog and you are in touch with 2014.
4. The future so bright I gotta wear shades...or is it because I'm wearing NEON? Whenever something 80's is trending I feel like I'm walking on sunshine. This trend comes with rules however. Rule #1. The best way to do anything neon is in small doses. Rule#2. Please wear only one color of neon at a time. What is the perfect outfit for neon? Believe it or not it's sophisticated style. Let's say you have a neon yellow sandal. You should wear a crisp blue denim shirt with white shorts. Accessorize with gold or silver bangles and small hoop earrings and a classic luggage brown cross body bag. This outfit will take you from having lunch with the gals to soccer practice to drinks with the hubby. And let me assure you, compliments will be coming your way.
5. Gladiators When in Rome do as the Romans do. As far back as the Roman times or the "sword and sandal" genre the gladiator sandal has stood out in both costume design and on designer runway shows. When partaking upon this trend you have to ask yourself "how bold am I"? Gladiators can be flat and come up to just above the ankle, or stilettos with straps going all the way to your knee. In both cases I prefer the sandal to be a neutral color with minimal adornments. This shoe will stand out and make if not take over any outfit. It's best to keep your clothes and additional accessories simple. A black summer dress or shorts that are above the knee will pair nicely with a statement shoe like the gladiator.
6. Bejeweled sandals "Jaime bijoux"! French for "I love jewelry"! I especially love jewelry on my shoes. Bling it on! Bedazzled, encrusted, bejeweled and adorned the more the better. Anything shiny plus the sun is going to be exciting to look at and even more exciting to wear. For this shoe I say, "viens jover dehors"! Or, "come out and play"! Bejeweled sandals are going to work for any outfit and any occasion. This is also a good shoe to invest in. Buy one that will last forever because they will be in style forever. "Merci".
For me shoes are a joy in my life. Shoes make me happy, even the ones that hurt my feet. Some trends I follow and some I leave alone. I feel that you know what's best for you, so wear what looks the best on you. If you would like a little help with that come see us at What2Wear. We offer extraordinary shoe therapy and advice.
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Reality tells us there are very few people in the world that are not confined by constraints of money matters when it comes to decorating and furnishing a home. Knowing the limits of the determined budget is the easy part. The biggest hurdle is applying or sticking to it. That is the first step…setting a realistic budget. Throw the urge for impulse purchases over the cliff.
Determine the style, mood, motif, or statement that will endure for several years; one that is comfortable, easy care, well-constructed, and meets the needs of form and function. A lot depends on the space available. For instance, if the living room is small in proportion, avoid purchasing a large sofa with a love seat. Instead, order two love seats and a chair or two. Chances are, this choice will offer more than a single way of arranging pieces in the same room. Consulting a professional before you buy can easily save money and allows the budget to go further. The same holds true for window coverings. Window treatments are a very strong element in the creative process of setting the style of the room. In addition, whether fabrics or blinds…they insulate afford privacy, room darkening qualities and control the UV rays that damage all fabrics and floor coverings. Custom window treatments should be included in the overall plan as a furnishing element. Choices are limited only by the persons’ mind.
Furnishings
Furnishing is completely separate from decorating a room. Although, the two elements go hand in hand. It’s rather like a good marriage. The personalities of both elements work together to form a perfect union. Furnishing a home is foremost as part of the overall plan. Selecting the style or form comes first, then dimensions compared to room size enter into the scheme, followed by function, and importantly adequate lighting. (Recent tests have shown inadequate lighting results in the body not making enough melatonin to allow people to fall asleep at night.) An important factor is planning access as part the overall design.
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The idea is to choose furnishings that enable a change when the room appears “dated”. Avoid purchasing for just the trend today…which can be gone tomorrow and replaced! A much wider variety of design and color choices are available to the discerning homemaker than the big box or mass market stores offer. Manufacturers for these retailers focus on rapid sales for a quick turnover while offering few choices to maintain a lower price point and in most cases, made in China. Thus, home interiors have a cookie-cutter appearance and feel. Just imagine how many living rooms look the same in your town!
Decorating includes selecting the color, pattern, and accessories. In other words adding the finishing touches. This offers the chance to really shine and set the stage to individualize the home.
Home fashion is not as dictatorial or rigid as clothing fashion. There are many more choices, including custom furnishings. Custom is not necessarily more expensive. It is possible to purchase a sofa in the style the customer envisions opposed to what is on the showroom floor; by choosing the style of the back, outside back, arms, skirt, what fabric or leather should be placed here or there, cushions boxed and welted or knife edge, back cushions tight or loose, leather on the inside and fabric outside, down or polyester fill, and in most cases length to accommodate the size in the room. The main factor and importantly, quality is built into the product. Expect this sofa or chair to still be around 15 years or more! Follow this plan and it is possible there will be fewer sofas to haul into the house in a lifetime.
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There are a multitude of “classic-color” schemes that will transition from the home’s current trend to the next up and coming direction. The same holds true for the style of furnishings. Have a professional show you how to determine what color is compatible with another color and which colors coordinates with others. This simplifies choices that will be made during the planning stage. The theme behind the style that was chosen plays an important element when choosing colors. By keep upholstery fabrics in the “classic-color” realm, it leaves the door open for more choices of paint colors and accessories. Presently, “classic” cobalt and navy blue are popular. Embrace cobalt blue as is a strong possibility for tile color choice. It is always in style. A coordinating color is terra cotta/orange!
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Wall color is so important. Depending on the style of the furnishings, color choice will compliment and set the scene for the resulting theme. The goal is to achieve the desired effect. Also, the room can easily be painted again to update to the next trend while the upholstery and furnishings stick around.
By simply replacing throw pillows with updated designs and/ or changing the wall color, the room will now speak a different language! Picture a soft Persian blue on the walls and a Suzani design in grass green or salmon/peach on throw pillows. Add an abacus accessory and gothic shaped camel-bone framed mirror and the room will speak Middle Eastern. Or change the pillows to western Ikat pattern and add some western art, plus a pair of rusty spurs and the decor will talk with a twang.
If a buyer avoids the mass market selections and spends time searching for unique furnishings the cookie-cutter appearance will not be present. An easy way to find an individual style is to look through the shelter magazines (home decorating editions) and tear out the pages of something you like…keep the sources page…file the clippings and discard the magazine. When there is sufficient information to select the points with possibilities and qualities that are lasting and will not require “updating” for several years, start your project. Lasting designs take time and planning. Stick to the design that was chosen. Stay focused. Consider visiting a “historic” home. Spend a night in a quaint hotel or bed and breakfast…especially in Europe. They are a testament to lasting décor and design. Charming and colorful! Kitchens and bathrooms are the only rooms that truly require “updating”. Correct?
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The two most important tips of all…when planning a decorating project, are 1) staying focused! Straying on a whim can be a recipe for disaster and lead to an unhappy result, and 2) eliminating the word “match” from your vocabulary. Use the word “COORDINATE”! While “matching” restricts the mind and limits possibilities and/or solutions, “coordinating” will open the mind to an entirely vast, new world of choices. Consulting with a professional will relieve those aspects and allow for some very pleasant times and experiences.
Keep in mind…you are the only person who can truly individualize your home. No one else has the exact same taste or boldness to achieve an individual look like yours! Consult a professional to help get you started. Try eclectic! Finally, allow your home to reflect YOU.
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With the change in the weather, comes a change in the colors and styles of the season and this year, BOLD is IN! These vibrant colors are bringing a refreshing and modern twist to the season along with some revolutionary patterns and combinations.
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great splash of color and add visual appeal and interest to what you are wearing. If you choose to add some of these colors into your wardrobe, be careful to find a happy balance between bold and subtle. Radiant orchid is a sister color to pink. It is playful and dramatic!
Combine the main colors with a complimentary color or incorporate these beautiful colors into your wardrobe through accessories. Either way is great to refresh and update what you have in your closet.
Dazzling blue is rich, versatile and vivacious. It speaks volumes to any outfit and complements the nautical theme of the season spectacularly.
Bold and vibrant main colors These colors pair well with a neutral colored shirt or outfit as an accessory. They create a
Celosia Orange can be a fun or an elegant color. It is spontaneous, animated, and vivid.
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Freesia is a strong yellow color this season! It is tropical, warm, energetic and a very HAPPY color!
Hemlock is a version of green that is airy, soft and minty. You will find Hemlock in many paisley and floral print patterns. Cayenne is a fun version or red, cayenne is spicy, exciting and powerful. Sand, the neutral color of the season, Sand can help to tone down a bright color or class up any outfit. Complimentary Colors These are great to accent the bold and vivacious colors from this year. A blouse or outfit in any of these colors will let your accessories in any of the bolder colors stand out. Or, use an accessory in one of these complimentary colors to help tone down one of the brighter colors.
Geometric shapes create stunning and interesting combination through the use of shapes. Look for fun shape combinations in your jewelry and accessories. Black and white colors collide in bizarre, asymmetrical designs and jewelry. The phrase “opposites attract” has never been more true with this particular style. Use the beautiful clash of colors to accent any of the colors in the spring palette for a burst of color combined with a dash of excitement. So whether you are going out for a night on the town or enjoy sporting the latest styles and trends at work, this Spring Style Guide is here to help you!
Placid Blue – Think tranquil, calming and serene when you imagine placid blue. A beautiful and more subtle blue for the season. Violet – this very feminine version of the purple palette is wistful, light and romantic! Paloma – This cool, sleek neutral color will be one to help you accessorize and highlight the bolder colors of the season. Style Trends Some of the Style Trends that you will see this season are Floral, Metallic Blends, Nautical, Black and White Collision, and Geometric. Floral prints are extremely feminine and will give a fresh, beautiful look to any wardrobe. Metallic blends are hotter than ever! You will see copper, brass and silver combine with gunmetal and gold. Watch for some added edge with some industrial concepts combining with new textures like leather. Nautical is back! Every few years, nautical is in because no one can resist the bold and beautiful white, blue and red striped fabrics with gold accents. Look for bold stripes, rope accents in jewelry and clothing and accents like anchors, knots, and steering wheels in accessories.
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June is National Safety Month
Keep your home and family safe with these home appliance safety tips Contributed by Jesse James, RE/MAX Gold Realty
Water Heater Tips
Stove/Oven Tips
» Set the temperature on your water heater at 120 degrees or lower. Water that's too hot can cause severe burns. Children and the elderly are most sensitive to hot water.
» Keep pot holders, towels or other flammable objects away from stove-top burners. They could ignite and cause a fire.
» Don't use or store flammable paints, chemicals, gasoline and aerosol sprays near your water heater. The vapors could ignite and cause a fire. » Make sure the water heater wrap doesn't block air supply areas, including the bottom of the heater and vent connections.
Central Air Conditioning Tips » Keep the area around the unit clear of leaves and debris that could block airflow. » Have your central air conditioner checked by a qualified contractor once a year.
Clothes Dryer Tips » Caution children never to climb inside or play with the dryer. » Always vent the dryer to the outside. » For greatest economy and to avoid a fire hazard, clean the lint filter before every load.
» When cooking with a natural gas stove, lower the flame on the burner so it covers only the bottom of the pan. » After cleaning, install oven racks properly. If they don't tip when you pull them out and push down gently, they're safe. » Don't store snacks, breads or other items with flammable packaging in your oven. Check the oven before turning it on.
Before You Jump in… Check These Pool and Spa Equipment Safety Tips » H ave life-saving equipment such as life rings or reaching poles for available use. » Install a fence around the perimeter of the pool and spa at least four feet in height. » Use self-closing and self-latching gates. » Ensure the pools and spas you use have compliant drain covers. Do not use a pool or spa if these are broken or missing. » Maintain pool and spa covers. From the Consumer Product Safety Commission JUNE 2014 | everythingelko.com
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• Kids benefit greatly from having their dad as an active part of their life. Children with actively involved fathers tend to have stronger verbal skills, less behavior problems, and get better grades. So take the time to throw a baseball, ride a bike, or coach your kid’s sports team. Even pushing your child’s stroller for 30 minutes • Moms aren’t the only ones who put on baby weight gives you time together, and burns 100 calories at the during a pregnancy. Surveys show that the average dad- same time. to-be gains 14 pounds over the nine months. This could be due to eating out more, having more snacks available • Don’t clutter up Dad’s closet with another tie this Father’s Day. Instead, give a gift that allows you to spend time around the house, or eating more so their partner feels together. We remember experiences more that physical better about her weight gain. Avoid the weight gain gifts, so buy tickets for his favorite sports team, get a gift by watching what you eat and keeping up on exercise. Taking daily walks with your partner will be beneficial for certificate to go to dinner at his favorite restaurant, or just get outside and take a hike together. you, your partner, and your baby.
Father’s Day is June 15th, and it’s a great chance to take some time out of a busy summer schedule to focus on Dad. Here’s a few fitness facts for the fathers out there.
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How To Recharge Your Whole Health in 1 Month
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Contributed by Dr. Todd Wendell of Ruby Mountain Chiropractic
Welcome back! Feeling refreshed yet? If you’re just joining us, we’ll explain! Over the past 2 editions of Everything
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Elko we started a special three-part series on revitalizing your entire well being by working on all six aspects of your health over the course of 1 month. In the first post we talked about mental and social health and the second post we discussed spiritual and environmental health. Today, it’s time to finish the series with ways to enhance your emotional and physical health. Let’s go!
Taking Care of Your Emotional Health Emotional health is being in control of how you feel, how you behave and your thoughts. It’s about happiness, letting go of the little things in life, and enjoying all of your blessings. So, let’s make time for appreciation, love and the beauty in life. Talk to someone about open wounds you may need support with. Are there things in your life or past you haven’t fully dealt with? Talk to someone so you can heal and come back even stronger than before. It will make the rest of your life even better.
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Let the worry go! Trust that things happen for a reason and some things are out of your control. Negative thoughts like this waste your time and drain your energy. Get in touch with your feelings. Did you use to keep a diary but stopped? Or do you have a friend you can always talk to? Use your resources to get in touch with how you’re really doing inside. Volunteer to give back. Spend an hour helping out at a charity, an animal rescue or offer to watch the neighbor’s kids for
an hour while they have a date. You’ll feel good about giving back and it will brighten your self-worth. Spread the love. Does your family know how much you love them? Your coworkers how much you appreciate them? Take time to share the love and let your friends and loved ones know you really care. Whether a kind note or just through words, find a way to brighten someone’s day with your words of kindness.
The best for last, physical health Physical health is how our body functions… our weight, the rest we get and the exercise we do. Yes, these are all parts of our physical health that need attention. And, as your chiropractor, we’re here to help. By aligning your spine, your nervous system can function as intended so you can heal, live and thrive as you were designed to! So, instead of just thinking about your physical health, let’s get to doing! Here’s a few ways to pay attention and boost your physical health this month: Schedule appointments. Make appointments for your eye doctor and dentist visits, and of course your chiropractic checkups! Getting the scheduling part off your to-do list will feel great and it’s always nice to be organized.
The goal? To feel revived, refreshed, and healthier than before!
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Nutrition. Try the juice cleanse you’ve been eying, or grab more vegetables at the supermarket to avoid the chips and sugary drinks. If they aren’t in your cupboard, then you can’t eat them. We know it’s hard to make drastic diet changes, but start with small, reasonable goals and you’ll eventually get there.
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Get more sleep. Even if it’s 15 minutes more each evening it’s a great goal and healthy decision every time. Hydrate. Grab a big water bottle and make sure you’re always hydrating. Remember hydration helps with appetite, energy, and overall fuel for the day. You can even use a marker to write how much water you should drink by certain times of the day, this will help you stay on track. Exercise more regularly. Even if it’s just a walk around the block after dinner each evening, physical movement is crucial to our overall health and well being. Wondering why we think it’s so important for you to spread the love and count your blessings? It’s because our goal as your chiropractor is to help you achieve the best wellness possible. And to us, wellness includes all aspects of your health. So, take some time to take care of yourself this month, you’ll feel recharged and ready to take on life with a new vigor and determination. So sing at the top of your lungs, dance like no one’s watching, count your blessings and enjoy them! Grab a friend and get started on your most productive, refreshing month, ever. And if you have any questions or need encouragement, we’re always here to help. Downtown
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Terri and Janet Pescio in Boston Our office would like your help in finding and acknowledging members of our community for some of the wonderful things they do! We are looking for a special deed, a random act of kindness, someone who made a difference in your life. Maybe even someone who is constantly volunteering; no limits, it just needs to be something that stood out to you. Help us shine a spotlight on a Good Neighbor! Each month they will be featured in Everything Elko magazine and the Chamber of Commerce newsletter. This month our Good Neighbor is Terri Sirotek nominated by her daughter Melissa Duke owner of Graffiti Salon. When we asked Melissa why she nominated her mom she said that her mom is an inspiration to her in every way. Over the years she has watched her mom endure many injuries, extreme heat, blisters and much more. Melissa completed one of the walks with her mom and said it was very hard and she would never do it again. She is Terri’s cheerleader and supports her every step of the way. Terri Sirotek is someone you could say is driven, dedicated, and inspirational! Terri has done Avon’s breast cancer awareness walk in every city they host one in. Her first walk started in Denver then to San Francisco, New York City, Rocky Mountains (columbine area), Chicago, Boston, Santa Barbara, Washington D.C., Houston and her final walk will be in Charlotte, North Carolina. In October she will have done 10 walks total in the past 8 years. Each walk is 40 miles and is split into two days. The first day they walk 26 ½ miles and the second, 13 ½ miles. That is a total of 400 miles and she isn’t even finished yet! Many of the walks she has experienced record high heat and has endured everything from losing toenails, heat rash, blisters on her legs from the heat of the asphalt, and walking with an injured calf but still completed the walk all in an effort to raise money for breast cancer awareness. It all started with a friend asking if Terri would do the walk with her and a clip she watched for
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Avon’s breast cancer awareness walks that helped ignite the spark. From then on there was no stopping her. When we asked Terri what motivates her to keep going she started by telling us how people around her kept encountering this disease and after doing so many walks she figured “Well, I better keep going.” This disease has also closely affected Terri’s family as her Grandmother had cancer and 3 years ago they found out her aunt had breast cancer and battled it but sadly passed in January of this year. Terri said it seems since she has started walking friends and relatives have all been affected by cancer and her list of people she walks for grows and grows sadly. Terri has a backpack that has buttons with photos of friends and family members affected by breast cancer and also people who have donated that have someone who is being affected by it. She asks for a photo and Melissa McNutt owner of Images makes the buttons. Terri says 3 people she works with are now buttons on her back pack.
preparation and training. You also have to raise a minimum of $1,800. There has been times before sign up cut offs that Terri has donated her own donations to other walkers so they were able to participate. They just needed a little more to reach the remaining $1,800 required. Terri was fortunate enough to raise more than $,1800 so she wanted to give any help she could to other walkers. She said “We aren’t walking against each other, but with each other.” This year will be Terri’s last year. “It’s bittersweet it’s been such a big part of my life these last 8 years, but I feel like I’ve accomplished what I set out to do” “ It will be weird to not train or fundraise for it.” Her last walk is in Charlotte, North Carolina October 25th and 26th. If would like to donate for Terri’s final walk donations can be made to http:// info.avonfoundation.org/goto/terrisirotek
Her greatest supporter from the start has been her husband Tim. He has been to all of her walks but one and she jokingly calls him her “ athletic supporter”. Terri said Tim seems to always be at the right place at the right time. Whether it is bringing her water or just there with a supporting smile of encouragement or words of motivation when she needed it most. Terri’s other great All of the support she has received has motivated supporter has been Janet Pescio who has always her to keep going. Terri said , ” It doesn’t feel like been there for her whether walking, contributing I am doing a lot, but with all of the support I feel donation money or cheering her on. Terri has like I need to finish it. You have to stay dedicated four children; Matthew, Melissa, Hailey and Tyler and train. When I say I am going to walk 40 miles, and her nine Grandchildren who are also her I’m going to walk 40 miles. Especially if someone cheerleaders. has donated! But it’s nothing compared to what It is people like Terri who inspire us and give us someone going through chemo or battling the hope that the world is still a great place. Terri disease has to go through.” helped raise money for people she doesn’t even When asked how she would you summarize the know and for a great cause. Terri you are a Good response she’s received from the community. Neighbor in every way! May you inspire others Terri replied “It’s been amazing!” to follow in your footsteps…. literally. She has kept a spread sheet of all the money she has raised and has estimated a total of $66,000. Thank you Terri for all you have Terri receives a lot of support from coworkers who donate. Newmont, where Terri has worked done and here’s to you and your for the past 29 years has graciously matched every donation made by Newmont employees walking shoes! God Bless!! that is over $25. To put into perspective how much work you have to put into the walks, in addition to all of the
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American 4th of July at the Museum July 4 9:00 to Noon
If you would like to give your children and the entire family a more traditional celebration on America's birthday this year, you will find what you are looking for at the Northeastern Nevada Museum. The Museum is sponsoring an American 4th of July for children young and old. There will be children's games such as three-legged races, a kids’ parade, refreshments, and lots of fun. Along with all the fun will be a patriotic lesson and crafts teaching appreciation and understanding of what it means to be an American. The celebration will be held on Friday, July 4, in the City Park behind the museum from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to come and share in some old-fashioned fun! For more information on this unique event or any other events or exhibits call the Museum at 738-3418 or visit www.MuseumElko.org on the web. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter.
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