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“Fusion food as a concept is kind of trying to quite consciously fuse things that are sometimes quite contradictory, sometimes quite far apart, to see if they’d work.”

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n this day and age, we all want something we’ve never seen before. It’s gotta be new and it’s gotta be better than before. Whether it’s the newest phone or the next hybrid car, we want something that’s innovative and different. That mentality doesn’t stop when we sit down for a meal. Fusion cuisine is our answer to the same old menus at the same old restaurants. But what is fusion cuisine, anyway? It sounds cool, kind of scientific and mysterious. And above all else, is it any good? To figure out what all the “fusion” fuss is about, Snippetz decided to take a closer look at this style of cooking. And to help educate all those curious palates out there, we decided to break it down for you . . . and it’s all right here!

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Aken, who is thought to have borrowed the term from the music world. He said it was a perfect descriptor for the type of cooking he was doing, which was heavily influenced by Spanish, Cuban, African American, Native American, French and West Indian flavors and techniques.

One of the earliest documented forms of fusion cuisine is from the ancient court of the Ayutthaya Kingdom, which existed from 1350 to 1767. They combined Thai red curry, Chinese roast duck and Persian grapes to create a dish called “kaeng phet pet yang” or Thai roast duck curry.

The term “fusion” pretty much sums up what fusion cuisine is all about. It’s about merging two or more forms or styles of cooking to create something new. Sometimes it involves combining two different regions’ styles of cooking, such as foods from two different parts of Asia to create Asian fusion cuisine. Different regions of Asia are merged into one meal to create a new breed of food. Other fusion cuisine involves bringing together food from completely different areas of the Earth. For example, bringing together traditional ingredients from Mexico or France with pizza to create a brand new form of a typically Italian dish.

Wolfgang Puck opened his first fusion-inspired restaurant in 1983 in Santa Monica, California. It was called Chinois and featured Asian cuisine, merged with the fresh, bright tastes of California cooking. He said he got the idea because he wanted to do Chinese food the way he wanted to, not necessarily in the textbook Chinese manner.

Modern day fusion cuisine is usually considered to have started in the 1970s even though it’s clear that it wasn’t the first time in history that the idea of combining strange cooking styles or ingredients occurred to humans. The fusion cuisine movements started with a group of French chefs who put together traditional French food with Asian food, especially that of Vietnam and China. Apparently, the outcome was a success because the concept took hold and spread throughout Europe and Asia and eventually emerged in California.

Fusion cuisine isn’t limited to just the use of ingredients from different areas merged together. It can also be the use of different cooking techniques that aren’t typically used in a certain style of cooking can be considered fusion cuisine. For example, using typically Greek ingredients like spiced lamb and capers rolled together with Greek-style rice and grape leaves, mimicking the way Chinese eggs rolls are prepared can be termed fusion cuisine.

The fusion idea took hold and chefs around the world began trying different flavor profile and style combinations. Although fusion cuisine had been widely used for at least a decade, it went mainstream in the 1990s. Chefs like Nobuyuki “Nobu” Matsuhisa, who brought together Japanese techniques with South American ingredients, helped spread the word about successful fusion cuisine.

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Nobu Matsuhisa opened his first fusion restaurant in Beverly Hills in 1987. In 1992, the restaurant, The Cheesecake Factory jumped on the fusion bandwagon and began serving fusion cuisine, which featured the successful Spanish-Italian combination

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This innovative type of cooking isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Some critics have mocked fusion cuisine by terming it “confusion cuisine.” They claim that some chefs will call their food fusion cuisine as a gimmick to bring in customers but that the quality of the flavor and overall food itself isn’t what it should be.

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chicken chipotle pasta. That same year, Jean-Georges Vongerichten opened his restaurant Vong in Manhattan which featured a French-Thai fusion. His menu highlighted entrees like sautéed foie gras with caramelized mango and ginger sauce.

In 2010, chef Danny Bowien opened Mission Chinese in San Francisco. By then, people were concerned with the care with which fusion restaurants were creating their dishes and Bowien had to defend his idea by claiming it wouldn’t be a strange Mexican-Chinese food truck but instead termed his dishes “Americanized Oriental food.”

Three years later, Bowien opened Mission Cantina in Manhattan which featured dishes similar to those at his San Franciscobased restaurant. Both have demonstrated successful fusion cuisine.

CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR Not all fusion cuisine works. And history has shown us that, even though it can work when done well, it can also work to the detriment of a restaurant when not executed properly. Critics of fusion cuisine, as we mentioned before, claim that too many chefs or restaurateurs have attempted to merge styles in a manner that just doesn’t quite fit the bill. Some claim that it cheapens the food because the fusion isn’t being done in an intelligent, thoughtful manner.

It’s used to bring customers in and that’s about it.

In the early 2000s, fusion cuisine critics began hammering careless cooking. In 2001, Albert Sonnenfeld, co-author of “Food: A Culinary History” claimed that fusion cuisine often combines too many elements together, confusing ingredients with flavor.

In 2002, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto wrote “Near a Thousand Tables: A History of Food” and said that fusion cooking should be called “Lego cookery” because it haphazardly combines ingredients without care.

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While it seems that fusion cuisine may have lost some of its steam in recent years, it appears that it is here to stay. With thoughtful execution and cooking shows like “Chopped” that require chefs to combine elements that typically wouldn’t be used together, it’s likely that we’ll see more fusion-inspired restaurants in our future.

And let’s not underestimate the influence we consumers have on the food industry.

We want new, different, unusual and above all, we want options. As long as it’s tasty, we’ll keep coming back for more . . . but we’re also going to want to try the next big thing so chefs had better keep fusing or we might lose interest!

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for is mold. Strawberries are highly perishable, don’t travel well and are known to start spoiling even as they sit there looking attractive. When you get home, refrigerate them, and then wash as needed.

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Strawberries pair well with many herb and citrus flavors, such as mint, lemon verbena, the juice and rind of lemons and oranges.

You also can experiment with herbs such as tarragon, basil and lemon thyme. A little sugar or a great honey also will enhance the flavor of even the most perfectly ripe berry. Whipped cream, creme fraiche or a good quality Greek yogurt pair perfectly strawberries.

Strawberries also go well in savory dishes, and can be used in salads and sauces to add a bright dimension of flavor. Like so many foods, the essence of strawberries will intensify when roasted, either for desserts or as a surprising and attractive addition to side vegetables, such as carrots or beets.

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4 pounds ripe strawberries 1 cup granulated sugar 2 tablespoons lemon juice or orange juice 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. 2. Rinse the strawberries thoroughly. Cut off tops and carve away any discolored or mushy parts. Quarter or dice each berry.

3. Place berries on foil or a parchment paper-lined roasting pan. Mix the berries with the sugar, juice, vanilla extract, salt and pepper. Spread berries evenly across the surface of the pan.

4. Roast for approximately 2 hours, 15 minutes, stirring every 20 to 30 minutes to prevent burning and sticking, making sure to scrape the sides of the pan.

5. Remove strawberries from the pan. Allow to cool slightly before using. Pour into an airtight container and refrigerate overnight to firm. Makes 1 1/2 cups.

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Whether it’s medical re• Only 61 percent of seniors have search, how we handle technology a computer in the home, with the or where we choose to retire, we Northeast having the most computseniors must be fascinating. Now er ownership. Income plays a part: the U.S. Census has issued a report The higher the income, the more covering a number of aspects of selikely a household will have a comnior life. puter.

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t’s often said that someone who doesn’t view reality equal to that of society’s norms lives in a “fantasy world”.

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But what if I told you not all of these wild illusions were completely out of the realm of possibility? What if things that you deem imaginary exist every bit as much as you do? I’m going to hit you with the facts according to Nick - seeing is not believing. Not always. I’m about to challenge everything you ever thought about so-called fictional creatures. I can’t cover

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What do China, India, Brazil, England, and Japan all have in common? Each of these continent’s folklore are littered with Dragons. Now that may not seem like anything too crazy, but consider the following; how long ago did these legends and myths originate? I’m betting you thought to yourself something along the lines of a very long time ago, Nick. Bingo! You are correct. Often time’s tales of Dragons date back to early biblical times, also known as dates that end with a B.C.

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(719) 377•9121 www.AmadaSeniorCare.com/ColoradoSprings DD’s say that fossils of dinosaurs were probably a little easier to stumble upon thousands of years ago. Therefore, these cultures encountered a lot of bones they had no explanation for. With a lack of historical and scientific knowledge, this led to people creating the Dragon as a means of explaining the fossils.

In this age of never ending information it may be hard to realize that back then there was virtually no form of communication between cities and towns, much less nations. How is it then that almost every continent on Earth has Dragons in their ancient tradition? It seems it would take an enormous coincidence for thousands of different people all living on different parts of the Earth to create the exact same mythical creature. Too much of a happenstance for this humble writer.

I know what you’re thinking - what a weak argument DD’s. I totally agree. Based on my third and fourth paragraph it should be clear to everyone that Dragons did exist, long ago. But if you need a little more evidence, consider my seventh paragraph.

Dragons exist right now! It’s true. Though the creatures I’m referring to are quite tiny, they are a doppelganger to the common image of Dragons we’ve seen throughout our lives in paintings and movies. They’re called Draco Volans (which is science-talk for Flying Dragon). The thumb-sized rare

So then, wouldn’t it make sense that Dragons really did at one point live?

Not necessarily. Some historians point to confusion and misunderstanding as the source for the Dragon’s origins. We’ll call these folks DD’s (Dragon-Doubters). The

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species is capable of flight and is a carnivorous reptile. While it doesn’t breathe fire, the tiny creature is great evidence for the all the believers out there who choose to believe that Dragons are/were real.

I hope you’ll carefully consider the facts from both sides that have been clearly laid out in this non-partisan article. Perhaps I’m crazy. Maybe I’m one of those who live in a “fantasy world,” I don’t know.

Either way, the DD’s out there won’t be ready if/ when the Dragons invade. I on the other hand will have my shelter, weapons, and army prepared. Whose side are you on?

Feel free to send Nick an email anytime about his weekly column, or any leads you have for underreported stories he could write about, to NickSnipsMail@Gmail.com

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ANSWER: I take night sweats seriously.

Tuberculosis is the classic cause of night sweats, which is of immense concern in a nursing facility, where most people are tested for TB yearly. But other chronic infections, high thyroid levels and even blood and marrow diseases like lymphoma can show up with night sweats. Most of the time, a chest X-ray and blood tests, along with a careful exam, can make the diagnosis. Other times, it’s harder to find. More often, it goes away as mysteriously as it came. But it is worth another look.

GETTING OUT OF BED LEADS TO HICCUPS DEAR DR. ROACH: I have a strange question to ask and hope you can answer it in your newspaper article. Every time I stand up from being in bed, I get hiccups that last about a minute or so (at least a dozen hiccups). I was wondering if there is a medical reason for this, or is it something that is just a fluke that happens to me? -N.C. ANSWER: It’s not just you; I have heard of several cases, and I suspect it’s not that rare. It’s thought to be brought on by a change in position of the stomach, which causes a reflex in the diaphragm. Esophageal irritation, especially from reflux disease (stomach acid going backward into the esophagus), also might be a cause.

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• On June 7, 1692, a massive earthquake devastates the infamous town of Port Royal in Jamaica, killing thousands. A large tsunami hit soon after, putting half of Port Royal under 40 feet of water. In the 17th century, Port Royal was known throughout the New World as a headquarters for piracy and smuggling. • On June 4, 1754, 22-year-old Lt. Colonel George Washington begins construction of a makeshift Fort Necessity, near presentday Pittsburgh. The fort was built to defend his forces from French soldiers enraged by the murder of Ensign Joseph Coulon de Jumonville while in Washington’s custody. • On June 3, 1800, President John Adams becomes the first acting president to take up residence in Washington, D.C. Unfortunately, the White House was not yet finished, so Adams moved into temporary digs at Tunnicliffe’s City Hotel near the also half-finished Capitol building.

• On June 5, 1922, George Carmack, the first person to discover gold along the Klondike River, dies in Vancouver, British Columbia. In 1896, near the confluence of the Yukon and Klondike River, Carmack stumbled across a deposit of gold so rich that he needed no pan to see it: Thumbsized pieces of gold lay scattered about the creek bed. • On June 2, 1935, Babe Ruth, one of the greatest players in the history of baseball, ends his Major League playing career after 22 seasons, 10 World Series and 714 home runs. The following year, Ruth was one of the first five players inducted into the sport’s hall of fame • On June 8, 1945, President Harry Truman issues Executive Order 9568, permitting the release of scientific information from previously top-secret World War II documents. Executive Order 9568 was a stepping stone to future transparency-oriented legislation, including the Freedom of Information Act, passed in 1966. • On June 6, 1971, after more than two decades of weekly productions, “The Ed Sullivan Showâ€? airs for the final time. The show is now remembered most for providing so many iconic moments in the history of televised rock and roll. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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1. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a sheet of printed stamps called?

1. Only two players in major-league history have had a season of at least 30 home runs and 50 stolen bases. Name them.

By Fifi Rodriguez

2. GEOGRAPHY: What is the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories?

3. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What is a baby bat called?

4. MUSIC: How many holes does the musical instrument called a recorder have?

5. LANGUAGE: What is a lazaretto?

6. ARCHITECTURE: What is adobe made of?

7. MYTHOLOGY: Who was the Greek god of medicine?

8. DISCOVERIES: Who is credited with discovering the air brake?

9. BIRTHSTONES: What is February’s traditional birthstone?

By Chris Richcreek

2. How many major-league seasons did Julio Franco play, and did he ever appear in a World Series?

3. Who was the first black quarterback to win the Heisman Trophy?

4. Name the last rookie before Portland’s Damian Lillard in the 2012-13 season to lead the NBA in minutes played for a season.

5. In 2013, Cornell’s Mitch Gillam became the third hockey goalie in NCAA history to score off a direct shot.

Name either of the other two to do it.

6. When was the last time before 2014 that a South American country hosted the World Cup for men’s soccer?

10. MATH: What is the Arabic equivalent of the Roman numeral CMXC?

7. Who was the only world heavyweight boxing champion not to win a title bout?

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By Mick Harper

1. Name the female artist who had hits with “Tweedlee Dee” and “Jim Dandy.”

2. What do Louis Armstrong, The Four Seasons, The Kinks and The Who have in common?

3. What had “been the ruin of many a poor boy”?

4. What is “That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be” about?

5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “People, don’t you understand the child needs a helping hand? Or he’ll grow to be an angry young man some day.” (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

By Wilson Casey

1. Is the book of Immanuel in the Old or New Testament or neither?

2. From Psalm 139, where did God “knit me together”? Heaven, Mother’s womb, Before time, Mountain 3. In Hebrews 7:2, who was the “king of righteousness”? Neco, Joash, Melchisedec, Zechariah 4. From Exodus 2, who met his future wife at a well in Midian? Moses, Noah, Isaac, Gideon 5. In Deuteronomy 34, who buried Moses?

Servant girls, Shepherd boy, Joshua, God 6. Which city was home to the harlot Rahab? Jericho, Perga, Beersheba, Joppa (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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1. Eric Davis (1987) and Barry Bonds (1990).

2. Yellowknife

1) Neither

3. A pup

2) Mother’s womb

4. Seven in the front and a thumbhole in the back

3) Melchisedec

5. A place to quarantine people with infectious disease, such as leprosy

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6. The building material is made of dried earth and straw.

7. Asclepius

4) Moses 5) God 6) Jericho

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2. He played in 23 majorleague seasons, with no World Series appearances.

3. Houston’s Andre Ware, in 1989.

4. San Diego’s Elvin Hayes, in the 1968-69 season.

5. Chad Alban of Michigan State (1998) and Mike Mantua of Western Michigan (2002).

6. Argentina hosted it -- and won it -- in 1978.

7. Ken Norton was awarded the WBC title in 1978, then lost it to Larry Holmes later that year.

FLASH BACK 1. Blues singer LaVern Baker in 1955 and 1956 respectively. In Chicago blues clubs she was billed as Little Miss Sharecropper.

2. They were all inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.

3. The House of the Rising Sun, alleged to be a brothel, hotel or a jail in New Orleans. The song itself goes back to the 18th century in one version or the other.

4. Bad marriages, breakups and a marriage proposal. It was Carly Simon’s first big hit in 1971.

5. “In the Ghetto” made famous by Elvis Presley in 1969. The song is about the cycle of poverty, starting with a young boy who’s hungry and grows up to a life of violence.

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by Samantha Weaver

• It was beloved “Peanuts” cartoonist Charles Schulz who made the following sage observation: “Life is like a 10-speed bike. Most of us have gears we never use.”

• If you’re like the average American, you will consume 22 pounds of lettuce this year.

• You might be surprised to learn that some fish can hibernate. During the long, dark winters, the Antarctic cod will burrow under the seabed and stay there for days at a time, cutting its metabolism by two-thirds.

• The name of the state of Wyoming comes from the Algonquian word chwewamink, which translates as “at the big river flat.”

• If you pay attention to politics at all, you’ve almost certainly heard the term “gerrymander” used to describe the prac-

tice of carving up electoral districts in such a way that one party has an advantage.

You probably don’t know, though, how that term entered the lexicon. In 1812, a new district in Essex County, Massachusetts, was created, and a journalist thought the twisting boundaries caused the district to resemble a salamander. A cartoon highlighting the resemblance was created, and because the party that did the redistricting was led by Gov. Elbridge Gerry, the practice was dubbed “gerrymandering.”

• Even the world’s best high jumper is unable to stay in the air for more than a single second.

• Before he became a comedian and actor, Bob Newhart worked as an accountant at the Illinois State Unemployment Office.

• Those who keep track of such things say that Elvis Presley had 18 TVs at Graceland. One of them was installed in the ceiling over his bed. *** Thought for the Day: “It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring.”

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THE LAW ACCORDING TO STEVENS

by Lisa Welch Stevens, Attorney at Law P.C.

NOW IT’S ISTANBUL, NOT CONSTANTINOPLE: BUT ISN’T IT STILL THE SAME THING? ALTER EGOS OF BUSINESS OWNERS AND PERSONAL LIABILITY Part 2 of 2

© May, 2014 by Lisa Welch Stevens, Attorney at Law P.C.

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ast week, I discussed how merely changing a business’ name does not insulate the resulting “Company #2” from being liable for debts of and legal judgments against “Company #1”. No, business owners, it is not that easy for your business to wiggle out of its obligations. A rose by any other name DOES smell just as sweet (yikes, mixed metaphors).

As most business owners know, from a legal and financial move, to reduce personal risk it is smart to operate your business through a registered limited liability entity, such as a corporation, LLC, etc. A properly formed, currently registered, properly maintained entity in good standing with the Secretary of

State is, legally, its own, separate legal person (yes, it is a “person”, although not a natural person). So, any debts of or judgments against that separate legal person can’t be enforced or collected against the natural person owners. The owners have no personal liability for that separate entity’s debts or judgments.

The owners’ personal assets are safe.

But it is not enough simply to do business under a name different from your own. Let’s assume “Constantinople” is a natural person, a human being, who starts running his business under the name “Istanbul”. It is not enough for “Constantinople” to start calling himself “Istanbul”, to avoid having personally to pay any debts and judgments entered against Istanbul.

First, as I said, Constantinople has to incorporate or organize Istanbul as a separate legal person, buy registering “constituent” documents with the Secretary of State (articles of incorporation, of organization, etc.). It has to get Istanbul its own taxpayer identification number to use, instead of Constantinople’s social security number. It has to get Istanbul its own, separate, bank accounts.

Second, if it wants the courts and debt collectors to treat Istanbul as its own separate legal person, Constantinople has to do so too. This means no using Istanbul’s money and accounts to directly pay Constantinople’s personal debts and obligations. This means no commingling of both Constantinople’s and Istanbul’s money in the same accounts.

This means keeping corporate records, and keeping Istanbul in good standing

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f you have a just-graduated highschool senior going off to college, what might give you additional sticker shock when you unload your student at the dorm is discovering all the extras you still need to buy.

Start now and space out your purchases over the summer. The local stores near the college will be all ready for you to do your last-minute buying, but their prices won’t necessarily be what you want to pay.

The first step is to contact the school and get a list of what is provided and what is allowed in dorm rooms. Some questions to ask: If the space is a suite or triple/ quad dorm, is there a stocked kitchen?

How much closet space is allotted for each person? Is cooking allowed? What size are the mattresses? What is the approved method for hanging pictures or bulletin boards/dry erase boards on the wall? How high off the floor are the beds?

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with the Secretary of State – otherwise, Istanbul will “die” as a separate legal person.

If Constantinople does not treat Istanbul as a separate legal person, no one else will either. Istanbul will instead be treated as what it truly is – the mere alter ego of Constantinople. And if that happens, Istanbul’s creditors can come after Constantinople’s non-exempt personal assets. However, even if Istanbul were still called Constantinople, so long as it is set up and run as a separate legal person, it is still a separate legal person, even though the name is the same.

Charles Schwab the business is a separate legal person from Charles Schwab the natural person.

By the way, please note that if Istanbul were to file for business bankruptcy, and Istanbul was set up as a single-member Cellphone and charger Camera with extra memory cards Bicycle, helmet and lock Backpack Workout gear Vitamins Multiple types of footwear

Here’s a partial list of things to buy or bring: Under-bed clear storage bins Bed risers to elevate beds a few inches Desktop storage -- stackable trays Clothes hangers Fan Alarm clock Basic tool kit Flashlights and batteries (also good for walking across campus at night) Trash can Desk lamp Sheets (2 sets) Extra pillows Laundry bag/basket HDMI, computer cables, WiFi adapters Power-surge protectors, extension cords Space Bags for bulky seasonal items (think puffy coats in November)

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Don’t leave these until the last minute: Shipping of items you can’t transport.

Get the exact address on campus and send boxes in advance.

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LLC (limited liability company), the federal courts for Colorado have ruled that the LLC’s bankruptcy creditors can be paid with the assets of Constantinople, the sole owner (the single “member”) of Istanbul, even if it the LLC IS in good standing. (There is a reason my legal firm is a corporation, and not a single-member LLC – this is just one of many).

As always, consult your own legal counsel regarding the facts and circumstances of your particular situation.

For additional information contact, Lisa Welch Stevens, Attorney at Law P.C. Representing Colorado Businesses and Business Owners

719.488.9395 hands on a hand truck or moving dolly on move-in day. Don’t expect to be able to rent one at the last minute to take boxes up to the fourth floor of the dorm.

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If your student will have a roommate, the two need to compare notes in advance about who will bring what: coffee maker, small refrigerator, microwave, printer, television, behind-the-door mirror, matching decorations, mini stereo, area rug and tap lights.

For personal items, start with your student’s room at home and what he or she uses on a daily basis: Pillow Bathroom supplies, shower caddy, towels, flip-flops Headphones Study supplies Laptop and bag

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FIVE QUICK STEPS TO STRONGER SELF-CONFIDENCE

By Ron Ross

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wkward, shy, indecisive. Do those words describe you? Do you often interpret non critical comments as critical? Are you perpetually pessimistic about people, places and events?

What you need is stronger self-confidence, a more honest sense of your own self-worth. Here are five quick steps you can take that if implemented over time will create within you a stronger selfconfidence.

Step 1: Emphasize your strengths and minimize your weaknesses. Low selfesteem starts inside your own head. It is a result of what you focus on, what you think, say and feel about yourself. Start applauding yourself for the things you accomplish, even if they are modest; and stop focusing only on the mistakes you make. You tend to get what you think about.

Step 2: Get out of your cocoon and take some risks. Life is full of possibilities unless you are sitting in the closet of your bedroom gazing at your navel thinking “woe is me.” See change as good, look for opportunities to get involved in something where you could win or lose. All kinds of possibilities will come your way once you look beyond your miserable self and take a few chances. Fail a couple of times, get back up again, and you will discover even the best of folks flop from time to time and they are still alive when it is all over.

Step 3: Change your self-talk. Most of the stuff we say to ourselves is negative.

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ketball twice a week. The problem with senior basketball is that making improvements in our skills is well nigh impossible.

However, because of some positive selftalk last week I played the best basketball I’ve played for 5 years! And everyone noticed! It was fantastic. So whatever the bad language you are using to talk to and about yourself needs to change. Encourage yourself. Be nice to yourself.

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Step 4: Protect yourself from critics. Do you have a friend, parent, child, husband, wife, boss, etc. who criticizes just about everything you do? Two words: avoid them. Did you read the news item the other day that said people who are nagged constantly tend to die younger? Perhaps they want to die because it is the only way they can get out from under the barrage of depressing criticism. Well it isn’t the only way. Stay away from critics.

Step 5: Evaluate yourself first. If you suffer from low self-esteem you may rely too much on the judgments and opinions of other people, never confident in and of yourself about anything you say, think or do. The problem is those “other people” may not have your best interests at heart and their judgments may be flawed or just plain cruel. So start with your own evaluation first and don’t let other people’s assessment always trump yours.

Is any of this easy? Of course not. If it was easy, everyone would be walking around with a great sense of confidence and poise. Can you do it? Of course you can. Pick out any one of the steps and start working on it until you see some progress.

Don’t be in a rush, take your time but do not give up. Then take another step and before you know it you will be Mr. Confidence or Ms. Self-reliance and won’t it feel good!

©2014 Ron Ross

eager guests who praised the quality of products served. To top off the food, ice cream and sodas were available to everyone. Guests generously made bids in auctions of diverse products including fine jewelry, food and wine baskets, restaurant gift cards, art, and other unique items.

Proceeds from the evening’s earnings will benefit Home Front Cares, Mission Medical Clinic, and Tri-Lakes Cares. The Gleneagle Sertoma Club is grateful for the many volunteers who gave generously of their time to staff this event.

The vendors who donated their products and services all helped make this event a resounding success. Sertoman Todd Sherman, the event leader, stated that “We could not have achieved such great success without the many hours of tireless effort and service by the volunteers and vendors.”

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ITALIAN CLUB Monthly meeting 702 S. Tejon Colorado Springs 1st Tues. of every month 6:30pm/8:00pm If you love family, socializing and culture, then membership in Sons of Italy is right for you.

Membership is open to men and women. More information at www. sonsofitalypp.com VFW MEETING Sundance Mountain Lodge Carson Room 3rd Tuesday of the Month 6pm.

For more information contact Jerry Lollar at Eagleeye1946@hotmail.com.

719-264-1941 Tri-Lakes HAP-py Feet Foot Care Clinic Tri-Lakes Senior Center Second Wednesday of each Month To schedule an appointment, call Bob at the Visiting Nurse Association on Tuesday through Thursday between 9 and 4, at 719 577-4448.

GLENEAGLE SERTOMA CLUB MEETING Luncheon meeting every Wed. 11:45 a.m. Liberty Heights 12105 Ambassador Drive, (off Voyager Blvd in Col Springs).

We offer interesting speakers and programs. Everyone is welcome. Info: Call Garrett Barton at 433-5396 or Bob Duckworth at 481-4608 or visit www. gleneaglesertoma.org.

BINGO American Legion post 9-11 at The Depot Primrose St. Palmer Lake Every Saturday Night 7:00PM LIONS CLUB MEETING 1st Thursday of the Month 6:00PM-8:30PM MONUMENT HILL COUNTRY CLUB Beginning September 6th. TriLakes has Lions on the 1st Thursday of each month! Your family can make help enrich lives

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Please contact MReichal@ aol.com 719-313-0688 for club details. We Serve.

VFW LADIES AUXILIARY MONTHLY MEETING Sundance Mountain Lodge Carson Room 3rd Wednesday of the Month 6:30 pm. For more information contact Pat Lollar at Eagleeye1946@hotmail.com.

719-264-1941 KARAOKE FRIDAYS Oakley’s Cafe & Bistro Every Friday 8:30pm Karaoke with JR’s Ultimate Entertainment every Friday starting at 8:30pm. Karaoke and music til midnight.

LITTLE LOG KITCHEN, BREAKING BREAD WITH THE COMMUNITY Please join us for a FREE MEAL, the third Saturday of each month.

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HWY 83 FARMERS MARKET Starting May 22nd, Thursdays 4 pm - 8 pm through October.

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THE B,B,B,AND B June 7, 2014 On the patio at the Mozaic 443 Hwy. 105, Palmer Lake Time: 2PM to 6PM Cost: $15 per person Come and join is for beer, barbecue, bourbon and bluegrass! And as always, all proceeds will go to the restoration of Palmer Lake.

TRI-LAKES LIONS GOLF OUTING 4-PLAYER SCRAMBLE Friday, June 13, 2014 Monument Hill Country Club 18945 Pebble Beach Way Monument, CO 80132

Phone: 719-884-7234 Cost: $125 per individual player or $450 per 4-player team Registration opens 10:30 am Shot-gun start 12:00 pm 112 Golfers - 28 PALMER LAKE ART GROUP PRESENTS SYMPHONY IN COLOR FINE ART SHOW AND SALE June 20 – June 23, 2014 Mountain Community Gallery at Mountain Community Mennonite Church 643 Highway 105 Palmer Lake, CO 80133 Reception: Friday, June 20, 5:00PM – 9:00PM Showtimes: Friday, June 20 – 10:00AM – 9:00PM Saturday, June 21 – 10:00AM – 4:00PM Sunday, June 22 – 1:30PM – 4:00PM Meet featured artists, enjoy some tasty morsels and participate in our raffle.

Showtimes: Fri. 10AM-9PM; Sat. 10AM-4PM and Sun. 1:30PM-4PM. This is a judged show featuring local Colorado artists. Proceeds from our events fund District 38 high school seniors pursuing an education in the arts. This year’s art scholarship recipients will be invited to show and hang their art in this show. For information please visit our website at www. palmerlakeartgroup.com or call 719-440-2120 AWAKE THE LAKE PUBLIC MEETING June 21 at 1PM Palmer Lake Town Hall This meeting will be informational as well as a chance to put your skills to use. We need volunteers for fund raising, grant writing etc. Please come and join us. The meeting will be as short as possible but we want to make sure that we answer your questions and concerns as best as we can. If you live in Palmer Lake, please plan to join us. If you don’t live in Palmer Lake, join us anyway!

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