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some funny war stories. GPN: As political correctness is now in vogue, I’ll try to think of some appropriate ones. CS: heh heh heh … GPN: Cumberland Stage was the first band for me as well as for my pal Skip Murphy. We were all pretty basic musicians and we used only acoustic guitars. No drums. But had some great harmonies. We got the chance to open the show for Melissa Manchester at the old Brookside in East Syracuse and were about half way through our set when the audience became restless. They started heckling us and as I reGeorge Newton doesn’t listen to other steel call, shouting “Go back players for inspiration. He is inspired by great to Nashville!” Unbesinger/songwriters who inspire him to help knownst to us, Melissa’s them get their message across. band had heard what was happening from their dressing room and had come up behind us and picked up their instruments and the drummer sat down at his kit and in the middle of a song joined in. The audience when nuts and they finished out the set with us. God bless ‘em! CS: Super cool. GPN: The wildest FAVORITE SUMMERTIME DESTINATION gig I ever OPEN 7 DAYS SEASONAL played was A WEEK in the early LAKESIDE Sun-Thurs 10am-10pm 80’s with a Fri & Sat10am-11pm DINING band called OPEN THROUGH Family Owned Old No. 7. OCTOBER Since 1946 WOUR radio Serving Fresh Seafood, Hamburgers, Hotdogs, & in Utica had All Your Summertime Favorites! Ice cream too! sponsored an event S for the c enic Bikers e! 4th of July Drive! m Welco for which they had contracted for the use of the big double decker sightseeing boat 78 County Route 89 Oswego, NY that cruised Located One Quarter Mile West of SUNY Oswego! out of Old
CS: Who do you listen to for inspiration? GPN: It’s funny. I don’t listen to other steel players for inspiration, although you can’t help but be inspired by the likes of Rusty Young, Buddy Emmons, Robert Randolph, Paul Franklin, et. al. I am inspired by great singer/songwriters who inspire me to help them get their message across. CS: God bless you and everything you stand for. GPN: There are lots of great singers coming onto the scene all the time. My model is David Lindley whose musical contributions are an integral element of Jackson Browne’s sound. CS: Wow. Yeah, Lindley. Huge inspiration on me, too. I just saw him this past January in California. He certainly takes the idea of slide/steel way beyond any boundaries. So … with whom are you playing music, currently? GPN: I play regularly with The Big D Orchestra, Better Than Bowling, The Merry Pranksters and The Joedogs. I occasionally play with lots of folks including Cross Creek, The Dust Devil Band, Jane Zell, Leo Crandall, Colin Aberdeen and Mike Powell. My wife Sharon Allen, incidentally, sings with Better Than Bowling, The Big D Orchestra and The Merry Pranksters as well. CS: Tell us about favorite highlights in your music career. GPN: I really haven’t had a lot of highlights as I spent 30 years in a fulltime job and most of my playing fell before and after that. I’m just a part time local musician. I did have the chance to open for some great acts including Muddy Waters and Peter Tosh. A couple of years ago, The Big D Orchestra was playing the Dinosaur Barbeque and Billy Joel was playing the Dome the following night. Musical director and sax player, Mark Rivera was there. He asked to sit in for a couple of songs and ended up playing the entire 1 hour set with us. The real highlights for me have come when I have been part of a thrown together group and something unexpected and magical has happened. CS: Ha!. That last sentence … best answer, ever. Ok then … Tell us
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GPN: I have always used the steel guitar to play cover songs that did not have steel in the original composition, so I have developed a homemade style. In fact, when I bought my first steel guitar around 1971, I had to order it without even trying it because no music store in the area carried them. When I ordered it, I also ordered a Mel Bay book of pedal steel guitar chords and I bought the new Derek and the Dominoes Layla album. When everything came in, the first thing I did was learn to play the chords to those songs and try to find a pocket to work in. That is still how I work. Also, I’m lazy when it comes to learning other people’s stuff. Or maybe it’s that I lose interest before I am able to capture it as I’m not as dexterous as the great players and I get frustrated easily. But, it is when I just make sounds that I am in love with the instrument and I am in my element. I would be a better musician if I learned all of that great stuff that all of those great players have created and figured out. But, I really don’t have much interest in recreating what others have done. I love doing great songs, but I never want to do them the way the original artist did. Somebody already did that and probably had a blast coming up with it! So I just take the chords, listen to the lyrics and add what I hope supports the music and the message. CS: Ummm. George. We need to collaborate, if even only for a tune. I share this exact sentiment, artistically. GPN: Absolutely. CS: Cool. Let’s finish this article, first. What do you have to say to the budding musician? GPN: Hard to say because there are so many different ways to approach music. Some folks love to recreate songs exactly like the original artist and people love listening to it. If that’s your desire, follow it. But if, like me, you are a tinkerer and an experimenter, remember—you have in your hands a device (or a voice) that makes sounds and there is no right or wrong way to make them. Don’t get me wrong. Learning fundamentals is important. But, let the instrument take you wherever it wants to go. Lastly, choose the pedal steel guitar. There are only a few players around so you will always be one of the best! And, it has so many places yet to go. CS: What are your thoughts on the CNY music scene, itself? GPN: I traveled a lot during my “day job” career and always sought out the local music scene. Syracuse and Central New York has a music PARTIES • CATERING • GIFT CARDS scene that is bigger and better than you will find in most cities that are much larger. This is wonderful. The only downsides are that the players outnumber the venues, so the venues don’t need to pay much and don’t feel the need to charge at the door. If every venue charged an admission that was equal to the price of a single beer, our music HAPPY FATHER’S DAY! scene and our musicians would be thriving. • HIBACHI CS: What’s on your horizon? What’s coming up • SUSHI that you’re looking forward to? • HOMEMADE GPN: I enjoy playing with the bands I am RAMEN SOUP involved with; and both The Big D Orchestra and The Merry Pranksters are planning to record CD’s in the near future. I also get several calls for studio work which I enjoy. As I mentioned earlier, what I All Day Mon. - Thurs. really enjoy, is helping songwriters create a sound. I have a few songwriters with whom I am working 1/2 PRICE SUSHI remotely to record my tracks at my home and this is a real pleasure as I can take my time to get it EVERYDAY the way I want it. These include Beartoe in Central ALL YOU CAN EAT Florida and Landon Rowe in Columbus, Ohio. CS: Got website? SUSHI BUFFET! GPN: No, but if someone wants to sample a few of my projects (some studio, some live, some HAPPY HOUR work-in-progress), they can check out my Reverb4PM-6PM • 9PM-10PM nation page: www.reverbnation/georgenewton CS: Ok, that wraps it up, George. Thank you, so 3237 East Erie Blvd. • Dewitt much, for taking the time to share your story with 315 802-2915 Table Hopping. FIRUDOSUSHI.COM GPN: Thank you, Chuck. My pleasure!
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Fighting Fibromyalgia Last month I wrote about the manifest benefits of exercise. Right after I wrote the article there was yet another paper in the medical journals that further supported the evidence that regular exercise decreases cancer risk as well. Imagine that … a treatment that doesn’t involve tremendous expense, a treatment that doesn’t require special medicines … a treatment that doesn’t require a doctor’s supervision. We have no pill that lowers dementia risk, lowers cardiovascular risk and lowers risk of cancer all at the same time. Plus, you will actually feel better!!! This month I want to focus again on something really new, at least for Syracuse. There is a new treatment for Fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia as defined by the Mayo Clinic is “a disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory and mood issues.” We still don’t have a good handle on what causes fibromyalgia. Some doctors think it’s all
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just depression. Some doctors believe it is an infectious disease and we just haven’t found the causative organism yet. So far the treatments for fibromyalgia involve pain meds, antidepressants and seizure meds like lyrica and neurontin used for their pain relieving properties. Of course we advise all patients to try exercise but it’s tough to get people in pain at rest to really exert themselves. Genetics may play some role but it’s not a certainty. Women are affected more than men but we don’t really have a handle on why. Other than prescription meds we have advocated meditation, tai chi, yoga, massage and acupuncture all of which have shown some improvement in symptoms over MIDDLE-EASTERN & GREEK time. The prescription drugs don’t fix or cure anything they just help deal with the symptoms. Of course, the meds can cause their own symptoms and the patient is left trying to decide what’s worse, the disease or the treatment. Now, however, FULL BAR • CRAFT BEER • CATERING & BANQUET ROOM there is something HAPPY HOUR DAILY 5-7PM new. There is a comHAPPY FATHERS DAY pany called Fibrocentix which offers a new patented treatment which is safe and effective SAT., JUNE 10TH • 9PM-2AM for most patients and is also all natural. The company approached WE DELIVER • GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE me about working PARK IN OUR LOT! with Fibro patients and WWW NET since we don’t have 503-505 Westcott Street • Syracuse, NY • 315.425.0366 any really good effective treatments I was all for trying it out. Any patient interested in $ the treatment gets seen
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in us versus them. In many places and times, females have always been “them.” In primitive societies, adults initiated girls and boys into the tribe differently, separating them at puberty. Boys joined men in the hunt. Girls were sexually shamed, sometimes through clitorectomy, a mutilation still committed in Africa and sometimes Islam, to eliminate female sexual desire and prove virtue. Anthropology and modern pop psychology suggest that men generally form alliances through activities while girls bond through communication. While these stereotypes and tendencies are changing, young men and women are tested and test each other in brutal, primitive ways. In an interview with CBS, parents of Penn State fraternity hazing victim Tim Piazza characterized their son’s death as murder. Jim Piazza told CBS, “This wasn’t boys being boys. This was murder of our son. They tortured him for 12 hours. They let him suffer for 12 hours. He died a slow and painful death at the hands of these ‘men of principal (sic),’ as they call it.” What is meant by “boys will be boys?” The popular 1970’s song, “In the Summertime,” plays like a hunting party chant. Mungo Jerry instructs male listeners to “Have a drink, have a drive. Go out and see what you can find. If her daddy’s rich, take her out for a meal. If her daddy’s poor, just do what you feel.” There are hunting parties and there are hunting parties. People dealt physical injuries in rituals, wars, genderbased violence and other culturally- rooted organized traumas often suffer post-traumatic stress. Too often, non-victims blame victims. Alabama Representative Mo Brooks, co-sponsor of the American Health Care Act told CNN that AHCA “helps offset all these costs, thereby reducing the cost to those people who lead good lives, they’re healthy, they’ve done the things to keep their bodies healthy. And right now, those are the peo-
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EERO Summertime – and the devices go outdoors. And then you get dropped from your WiFi router. Or maybe you have a house like mine, with wire mesh in the walls rather than lathe so you get inconsistent coverage in various places in the house – even dead zones. Or you’ve got high demand at various times of the day or evening. Why didn’t somebody think of this one earlier? Multiple router points – as many as you need, for full house coverage. I’m testing the eero, a multiple point routing device that connects to your modem and replaces your router or your range extenders (I tried one of
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Uriah’s When you are looking for a placed with a fantastic atmosphere and delicious food then look no further than Uriah’s. At Uriah’s you are sure to find all of the fine dining flavors without all of the fuss! They are family friendly and wallet conscious! They are serving up huge helpings of scrumptious American style cuisine with an Italian flair certain to please any pallet! Uriah’s is conveniently located at 7990 Oswego Road in Liverpool. They are serving delicious meals daily; Monday through Thursday from 3pm to close, Friday and Saturday from 11:30am to 2am. They even offer a late night menu after 10 pm when you have a late night hankering for awesome food! Uriah’s focus to detail truly sets them apart from the rest. Whether it be their amazing hand cut and perfectly seasoned French fries, indoor or outdoor patio seating, or their amazing service from their friendly, knowledgeable and attentive staff, every trip is bound to be amazing! Uriah’s is the perfect place to grab a drink, a snack, listen to live music, a romantic date night or dinner with the whole family. They serve up pizzas big enough to share, family style, with all of your favorite toppings as well as some of their own creations like the Bistro, loaded with grilled chicken, roasted red pepper, artichoke, arugula, lemon vinaigrette, feta cheese! They want everyone to have a great time so they even offer gluten free crusts so everyone can enjoy! Kyle and I arrived at Uriah’s on a sunny Saturday evening. We decided that the sun was still up so we enjoyed our appetizers on the patio! To get the full effect of Uriah’s awesome menu we decided to let the chef pick our meal so we could report to you on a lot of what they had to offer! We began our meal with a sampling of appetizers. We both loved sitting outside and enjoying their freshly steamed and perfectly seasoned little neck clams! We also sampled the Soft Pretzel Sticks which were a salty buttery masterpiece served with perfectly spicy jalapeno popper cheese dip! We also got to try the Baked Hot Cherry Peppers, a culinary delight with a perfect mix of spice and cheese, these stuffed with house made sausage dressing topped with marinara and mozzaWe began our meal with a sampling of rella la then baked to appetizers. Including Uriah’s freshly steamed bubbly perfection are and perfectly seasoned little neck clams, soft definitely a crowd pleaspretzel sticks and baked hot cherry peppers. er! We also really loved
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Tales from the Vine by CASSANDRA HARRINGTON
How to Plan a Rockin’ Wine Tour So you and your friends or family have decided to go on a wine tour, but … what do you do after that? Here’s a quick little guide to help you through the next steps!
Set the date!
There’s no bad time to go wine tasting, but fair warning, Saturdays in September and October are the busiest days of the year. You will get a more personalized experience if you go on a weekday or during the colder months. I, personally, love to visit during the winter months. I am always looking for something to do, and there are so few people out, that you will have a great time with no lines and could even end up being served by the owner or the winemaker at this time of year.
Determine your pick-up and drop-off spot.
Pick a spot where everyone can leave their cars and can relax and have a snack afterwards before venturing home. I always ask if anyone in my group would be willing to allow this. This way, the group can make sure everyone is safe to make the drive home.
There’s no bad time to go wine tasting, but fair warning, Saturdays in September and October are the busiest days of the year.
Determine your budget.
Transportation cost will vary depending on your group size and the duration of the reservation (in hours). Tasting fees along the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail vary from $4-10, depending on group size. Be sure to set some funds aside for wine and souvenir purchases! continued on pg 27
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So imagine my delight when I found, in a box of old “junk,” a book with the exciting title: Fact, Fancy and Fable: A New Handbook for Ready Reference on Subjects Commonly Omitted from Cyclopaedias; by NANCY ROBERTS Comprising Personal Sobriquets, Familiar Phrases, Popular Appellations, Geographical Nicknames, Literary Pseudonyms, Mythological Characters, Red-Letter Days, I can’t resist an old book. Political Slang, Contractions and By old, I mean anything published from about before about 1950. Abbreviations, Technical Terms, I’m going to guess that this love affair started when I was a child and I read Foreign Words and Phrases, Amerithe books my parents had in the house: a first printing of The Wizard of Oz, or canisms, etc. an early version of Pinocchio. I also took an early fancy to The Nancy Drew seHow’s that for a title? I suppose ries –but only the ones written in the 30s and early 40s. They were an entirely I should stop there and submit my different book –and, as I’ve learned since, written not only by a variety of 50-word essay. writers, but the first was, in fact, a man. The book was compiled in 1889 In these books, Nancy wore “frocks,” drove a “roadster,” and had “chums.” by Henry Frederic Reddal, pubBut it’s also true that some of my fascination with elderly tomes isn’t just lished by McClurg & Company, the language (and the proper grammar!), but the feel of the paper, a clothand owned by a Mr. Henry Box, The Signature and preface to my over-cardboard binding (stitched, not glued), the smell of the ink. Certainly who not only added his library newly discovered book i found in I’ve written about admiring old books before. sticker, but signed in ancient ink a box of old “Junk.” Now I add to it another charm: in earlier times, publishers were fascinated with beautiful penmanship. He did by compendiums. Perhaps it was the same impulse which led to gathering not, I’m sad to say, add any notes things, sorting and grouping them, and putting them in museums –historic, to the pages. –I am always most excited when I find someone’s commentary artistic, or natural history. I can recall many days spent in the Natural History on what they have read, a bit of another person’s life and thoughts left for Museum in Buffalo, New York, dwelling on the detailed dioramas depicting posterity and someone years later to discover. life in earlier times, or marveling at the bones of a mastodon. Learning is As the writer explains in his Preface, “Some will think this book needs no easy, somehow, when it’s also entertaining. excuse, and others will receive none.” Suffice to say that this alphabetically-organized work contains such things as “Evil May Day, ” “Gauntlet,” “Jeffersonian Simplicity,” “No Man is a Hero to his ALWAYS FRESH! We Love Our Valet,” and “Rump and Dozen.” I had never heard of any of them, Friends! ALWAYS though I could guess at the Valet entry. We Feed Them I can’t recommend the book, because you’d probably never Golf Club & Tavern Tasty Food! DELICIOUS! find a copy –but I can recommend a swap meet, book shop, or even your grandmother’s dusty attic for a hunting expedition. Serving You never know what you might find.
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Business of Business of Interest
by JANET LA FRANCE
ICON Towers Three years ago, Graziano Zazzara and his son, Graziano Jr., bought the building at 344 Warren Street. It took over a year to finalize the design and get everything in order so construction could begin. The building was pretty much gutted to pave the way for 89 apartments, 2 floors of commercial offices, and one spectacular restaurant! Grazi gave me the grand tour, and grand it was. The apartments have one or two bedrooms with 750 to 1500 square feet. Each floor has a storage area so that tenants don’t have to try and store everything in the apartment. “I don’t want our tenants to waste valuable closet space on things like seasonal decorations, bikes or anything else that needs a bit more storage,” stated Grazi. “We tried to think of all the amenities anyone would need in order to make the apartment their home.” Believe me when I say … THEY THOUGHT OF EVERYTHING! There is a fully equipped gym for residents, and another gym just for the commercial tenants. There’s a community room for parties or gatherings free of charge. All you need to do is schedule the time. Also, those residents with only one bedroom who have out of town guests, there is a guest room with a bathroom. “If you have a one bedroom apartment, we don’t want you to put your guest on an air mattress. This way, the residents have their guests in the building rather than sending them to a hotel,” explained Grazi. And if you have pets … well there’s a dedicated area to bathe your dogs/pets. It’s a great room with a sink that can handle your dog of any size, “and the residents love it,” Grazi said. “One lady began to cry when she saw the facility.” But the amenities don’t stop there. He then took me to the lower roof where they are building a large deck that will have barbecues, tables and chairs. The perfect facility for summer living in the city. On the other side of that terrace area will be a roof top garden! “There’s a lot of people who miss having their fresh tomatoes, zucchinis or flowers to work on in their leisure time.” Grazi stated, “Like I said, I want this place to feel like their home, not a generic apartment building.” I was truly impressed by the size of the apartments. Each has a window view with granite window sills. The tall ceilings show off the spacious accommodations that are staged beautifully. There is also a washer and dryer in each unit, and the kitchen features stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops. There is abundant counter space with a peninsula for either food prep or a breakfast bar. Even the one bedroom apartment I saw had a walk-in closet in the bedroom with plenty of space for a queen-sized bed. The grayish hardwood floors complete the elegant look of every room. They began renting apartments a little over four months ago and have filled 85 of the 89 units. There is only one commercial space available to lease now. “I thought it would take over a year to fill even 80% of the building, but we’re almost at full capacity” claims Grazi. -“It’s a blessing I never expected and I think it’s a testament to the quality we tried to put into the building.” Grazi and his son worked diligently to make their dreams come true and it shows in the quality in both the apartments and commercial spaces. “To complete the building, I wanted to put in a restaurant that was both beautiful and relaxed. I also wanted the best Italian food around,” said Grazi. His partner in the restaurant is also the head chef, Fabio, which is also the name of the restaurant. Fabio is directly from Italy, but was unavailable for today’s interview. However, once open, I plan to have a delightful meal and have a chance to speak with Fabio, but that will have to be a follow in my next article.
Graziano Zazzara and his son, Graziano Jr., bought the building at 344 Warren Street. The redesigned building will house 89 apartments, 2 floors of commercial offices, and one spectacular restaurant!
Grazi is no stranger to the restaurant industry. His Dad and Mom started The Villa restaurant over on Burnet Avenue in 1955. However, the family closed in 1967 so his parents could retire. While designing The Villa, his Dad had a “S” shaped bar built and then commissioned artist, Victor Kosa, to paint a replica of Dante’s Inferno. The painting is a stunning replica especially since it’s 20 feet long and about 7 feet tall. One of the former employees is well respected attorney, John Rinaldi. He was a server at The Villa in order to put himself through law school. Why is this important? Well, Grazi hadn’t seen John for about 25 years and finally bumped into John at the DMV one day. Grazi’s Dad passed away in 1998 continued on pg 24
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so the painting was important to him, but he didn’t know where it was. He happened to tell John about wanting to find the painting, and much to Grazi’s surprise, he found the John had bought the painting from his uncle when the building was sold. John loved the painting and told Grazi he would leave it for him in his will, but then called after a few weeks and told Grazi to “come and get it. It’s sitting in the attic and I know it’s more important to you.” Until now, the painting was in Grazi’s home for 18 years. “I had to fold It’s not only the artwork that it half to make it fit in my house,” makes this place so beautisaid Grazi, “it wrapped around into ful. There is beautiful ironwork another room, but at least I had throughout the restaurant. it.” Now this phenomenal painting is displayed in the dining room at Fabio’s. Grazi believes his Dad was watching out for him, “that wall was already here yet the painting looks as if it were made for that space.” And it’s true, I thought he had it made for that wall, but it was more like divine intervention. Two other pieces of art were found on top of the walk-in cooler when the old restaurant was being deconstructed. These depict the canal in Venice, and again, the pieces look custom made since the colors match the décor perfectly. Another feature is a large aquarium that Fabio brought with him. His pet Paco is a Paco fish who is now 15 years old. This big fish is quite the conver-
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sation piece, but will certainly entertain everyone in the family. And that’s the objective. Both Fabio and the Zazzaras want a beautiful upscale facility, but they want everyone to feel at home. “I want to feed everyone – kids and adults whether they’re wearing ties and suits or shorts and t-shirts. It’s fine dining with a relaxed environment,” said Grazi. And to prove his point, there are no child menus. Instead, children are given an old-fashioned view master with the kid’s menu inside. I laughed because it’s something I haven’t seen since I was a kid, but what a wonderful way to marry high style with family values. The environment is not only relaxed, there are padded chairs to help you rest and relax. It’s not only the artwork that makes this place so beautiful. There are four sconces on the wall, “I bought those for $50 each and had no idea what I would do with them, but once I walked in here, I knew they belonged here.” Grazi Jr. was an integral part of the design. “The chandeliers were custom made to match the sconces, but then we decided that we should incorporate the iron work throughout the restaurant,” said Grazi Jr. One of the iron features is a cart they use to flambé their custom pasta appetizMon-Thurs $ 95 ers. They have a wheel of reggiano 11AM-8PM parmesan cheese and they scrape some of the cheese in to the center. They then take vodka and set that section on fire. Once the cheese is melted into a creamy sauce, they place the homemade pasta in the ALL YOU CAN EAT JUNE 10TH cheese and then serve enough for STEAK! four. It’s a real show because the art Plus Much More! of cooking is as important as the WE CATER FOR ANY EVENT! restaurant décor. “Working with Fabio is the perfect Private Rooms Available for up to 100 People business marriage, and I’m really looking forward to opening some228 HUNTLEY ROAD time in June.” Grazi stated proudly. Off Route 57A (Off Rt 481) PHOENIX, NY • 315.695.2245 I plan to visit as soon as it opens because I know it will be the newest www.PhoenixSportsRestaurant.com hotspot in the city of Syracuse!
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Ugly Truths, Simple Solutions Beauty comes at a high cost. Unbeknownst to many, clothing and makeup industries have an ugly side, often putting the well being of the customers, workers, and environment as secondary to the bottom line. That’s why this month we’re breaking down some of the ways to become more healthy and beautiful from the inside out.
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Often when we encounter a stint of bad acne, we reach for extra foundation rather than addressing the root of the problem. The first step to glowing skin isn’t applying extra products or buying expensive toners; it simply begins with a healthy diet. In her book, Eat Pretty, Jolene Hart gives simple tips and recipes for how to eat your way to a clear complexion. Here are some ways to get started: 1. Up your blueberry intake – Antioxidants promote collagen, a protein found throughout your body in your skin and hair. By stocking up on bright fruits and vegetables, you can reduce skin damage and wrinkles.
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2. Stop the soda and the sweets – As much as you can, lower your unnatural sugar intake. These foods cause breakouts and/or dryness in your skin. 3. Kick it with vitamin K – Foods like asparagus, basil, beets, broccoli, cucumber, and kale all help strengthen your blood vessels to prevent dark circles. 4. Avocados: the new anti-aging cream – Your skin thrives when you eat vitamin E. Almonds, olives, papayas, avocados, peaches, sunflower seeds, and tomatoes are just a handful of options that can help moisturize your skin and prevent the effects of aging. 5. Keep the coffee to a minimum – Coffee increases cortisol (the stress hormone), which is known to contribute to acne, belly fat, and wrinkles, so don’t rely on too many cups a day.
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As fashion has become less concerned with quality and more concerned with quantity, clothes are being made faster than ever. This pace requires increasing amounts of harmful pesticides to be used on cotton crops; these pesticides have been known to cause cancers, mental illnesses, and physical deformities. In addition, lower prices result in lower compensation for textile workers. While people used to have a wardrobe of a few quality items to mix-and-match, we now tend to buy lots more clothes that last less time, resulting in more waste. In the face of a lot of
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How to Plan a Rockin’ Wine Tour continued from pg 21
Hire or designate a driver!
Once you have an idea of how many people you’re traveling with, contact transportation companies (there’s a list of recommended businesses at CayugaWineTrail.com/Along-Trail) for rates. The sooner you call, the more likely you are to find the right size vehicle on your preferred date for a good price. Picking a transportation company located nearest your pick-up location may save on cost.
Set your path.
For groups of 10+, reservations must be made by contacting each individual winery. Plan an hour or so in between each stop to allow time to taste, shop, selfies, potty breaks and travel time. I typically visit winery websites and Facebook pages in advance to pick which I’d like to visit.
Think food!
Nobody wants to travel with HUNGRY friends. Many of the wineries do carry snack items, but there are restaurants along the Trail. Americana Vineyards, Toro Run Winery, Knapp Winery, Thirsty Owl Wine Co. and Cayuga Ridge Estate Winery all have restaurants on site. To expedite your time, make a reservation for your lunch, as well. Check the Mobile App for seasonal hours!
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dents to learn more. It’s an incorrect belief, and there’s scientific evidence to prove it. Here’s how exercise may affect your child’s ability to function in the classroom: • Increased oxygen flow to the brain • Increased brain neurotransmitters • Increased brain-derived neurotrophins that support neuronal differentiation and survival in the developing brain. Neurotrophins assure the survival of neurons in areas responsible for learning, memory and higher thinking. Physical activity has benefits beyond improved grades. Getting outside and being active can also be directly linked to absenteeism, drop-out rates and social connectedness. According to research, drop-out rates were lower for youth who consistently participated in interscholastic sports. So what can school districts do to incorporate more activity and movement into the school day? First, administrators must let go of the dated idea that physical education must take a backseat. There is currently no evidence indicating that this strategy is, in fact, effective in increasing standardized test scores. In fact, a growing body of evidence shows that increased time for physical education and other school-based physical activity programs is associated with a positive impact on academic outcomes. An adequate physical education curriculum can help children achieve these numbers, in turn creating healthy bodies and eager-to-learn minds. Adequate opportunity for physical activity doesn’t stop there; it also sets children up for a healthy adulthood, perpetuating a cycle of well-being for generations to come.
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Looking back on it now, it’s apparent that TWIN PEAKS was the epitome of a show that would, in these modern times, be considered “binge worthy.” There were so many intricacies, plot lines, and characters, that it’s easy to understand why its popularity fell off. It was unafraid to delve into the realm of the bizarre, and this revolutionary approach simply proved to be too much for the casual fan to bear. There are those, many of my peers included, who despise the second season of PEAKS and lament what could have been if Lynch had remained an integral part of the series. Looking back at it now, and watching the entire series on Netflix in a little less than a week, I loved virtually every second of it. Characters like Agent Cooper, Sheriff Harry Truman (Michael Ontkean,) Officer Andy Brennan (a scene-stealing Harry Goaz) receptionist Lucy Moran (Kimmy Robertson,) the Log Lady (Catherine E Coulson,) and Benjamin Horne (Richard Beymer) were quirky and engaging, and the various interconnecting plot lines was enthralling in their wonderful perplexity. After years of rumor, commitments, de-commitments, and outright rejection, David Lynch and the majority of the original cast of TWIN PEAKS has returned to television. Shedding the constraints of network television, Showtime has provided Lynch with the outlet to tell the story on his own terms. The first two episodes (out of the sixteen) of the third season debuted on May 21, and proved to be as perplexing and befuddling as any of the episodes from its initial run. Prior to this debut, the PEAKS return was shrouded in mystery, with everyone involved remaining tight-lipped about its content. Now we know that the series is neither a prequel nor a reboot, but rather, a direct continuation of the events that unfolded over 25 years ago. The cast list has grown exponentially beyond what it was in the 90’s, but many of the names remain the same. While their faces may have changed, and, as of the printing of this article, their roles have been yet to be fully established, there was certainly a level of nostalgic joy at seeing some of the returning players.
To say that TWIN PEAKS isn’t for everyone actually down plays how divisive this show is. For fans of Lynch this has been an adventure that has been two decades in the making.
As for the plot itself, at least in the first two episodes, it’s difficult to discern exactly where the tale is going. There is murder, mayhem, mystery, and elements of pure evil, which is to say, I have no idea what it’s actually about. To say that TWIN PEAKS isn’t for everyone actually down plays how divisive this show is. Lynch fans, myself included, are accustomed to the subtle humor, beautiful visuals, and head-scratching plot devices of the auteur filmmaker. For some, the weirdness is simply too much to handle, and will fail to enjoy the twisty (and twisted) journey that continues to unfold. For fans of Lynch, The Black Lodge, pie, and coffee, however, this has been an adventure that has been two decades in the making. (Seasons 1 & 2 now streaming on Netflix. Season 3 airs Sunday nights on Showtime, and is available through Showtime on demand.)
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Kim Jong-Un Nukes As our cities burn we will woe our failure to address the Nuclear Issue with encompassing intelligence and empathy for our country and our species. As most know, Kim Jong-un is the Supreme leader of the Republic of North Korea. Of all people on earth his presence is more likely to alter the course of humankind than any other. This was all foreseeable. Bush I, Clinton, Bush II and Obama all failed us. They watched with a shameful irresponsible complacent fear that froze their ability to act, as North Korea, in clear view of the world, continued their nuclear pursuit. Now they have the bomb that delivers pure hell on earth. They are on a fast track pursuit, seeking the missile technology to deliver this hell to America. For decades their calling has been American annihilation. Seoul has 22,480,000 people, Tokyo has 37,843,000. They are directly in the path of this maniacal country’s whim and the danger is current and incredibly grave. In a few years the USA— population 321,400,000—will be at North Korea’s mercy, (and there will be none). Everyone knew. And we watched. They seem to thrive on hate for America. Their people adhere with maniacal commitment to this horrifying naïve, nutty little leader. He is the nightmare within the nuclear world and he has arrived. The entire North Korean population has been brainwashed since birth,
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Kim Jong-un is the Supreme leader of the Republic of North Korea. Of all people on earth his presence is more likely to alter the course of humankind than any other.
against America. This forced an unstable environment that should have rendered North Korean nuclear development unthinkable … “and we watched.” If we are to avoid the unthinkable we need to begin a long lost journey of building some sense of security in North Korean leaders, able to begin the reversal of North Korean paranoia. There has been a sense of obstinate superiority on our part that has prevented this. Diplomacy has been a very weak pursuit. The new South Korean President Moon Jae-in is willing to engage in talks with North Korea. If Trump could think with understand-
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ing and meaning, a well thought out summit, with carrots and assurances may well produce acceptable outcome. Kim Jung-Un may well respond to respect and attention. North Koreans need to believe they have nothing to fear from us. Communication on every available level is a necessity. Apart from halting the pursuit of the capacity to do us or their neighbor’s nuclear harm, we must be clear we wish only for their success and well-being. Nothing short of this kind of diplomatic effort can stop this end-times pursuit of human obliteration on an untold scale. While ignoring this true eminent danger, our foolish leaders took us on this decade’s long foolish trip of bathing the Middle East with blood. With each death in each land came a huge family of unprecedented American hate. This mixed with a barbarous religion gave birth to an intense fanaticism seeking the most intense of human vengeance. A conviction to kill those that killed friends and family. Our leaders did this without the slightest concept of what held this radically religious place together. They did not consult Middle East Experts. There was no think tank to research the ways of the enemy. George II did not know the difference between a Shiite and Shia until the war was far underway. Look it up. And then google Arlington. When I was young I believed that great effort went into think tanks before life and treasure was spent in war. In truth, the entire Middle East debacle is the result of shooting from the hip, minimally informed on a tragic level, and driven by misplaced Presidential testosterone. I am a believer in the “John Wayne” approach. These guys did not know what it is. It is indeed action. But action mixed with great bravery, intelligence and indeed exhausted processes of the highest order that insure right. Then, yes heroes, decide and heroes step in and fight and win. Bush II and Cheney had no idea what they were doing. Bush II smirked and thought, “heh, you can’t do that to my Dad.” And off they went. As we tore apart the glue that held these countries together and wrought devastation and hate throughout the middle-east, we ignored North Korea.
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Then we made a bad deal with Iran. This “deal” has cast a nuclear future and has simply moved forward an intolerable nuclear threat, especially to Israel. It also provided for a lifting of sanctions worth billions which is financing their ongoing murderous disruption of the Middle East. It was a coward’s deal. There is no provision to inspect for underground facilities. Advancements could easily be ongoing. Nine Countries possess nuclear bombs. The United States – 7300, Russia – 8000 the UK – 225, France – 300, China – 250, North Korea – 6-8, India – 90-110, Pakistan – 100-120, and Israel 80. The United State and Russia share 93% of the estimated 16,300 bombs that exist. Others share 1141 bombs. Most of us have never seen these figures. In America those that inform do not think that matters that can destroy humanity are worthy of even reasonable public education. Proliferation of recklessly protected nuclear materials and technologies among terrorists is a constant threat. Virtually every piece of nuclear material, spare parts and every scrap of lost or stolen nuclear technology must be found. The nuclear black market must be targeted with fierce determination. The plight of post-cold war, unemployed nuclear Scientists from Russia and former satellite countries must be investigated and the activities of each evaluated. Any proliferation from North Korea should be in the red line territory. There is no department of Nuclear Affairs that works 24-7 on all matters pertaining to Nuclear Danger and proliferation. No one coordinates knowledge and activity in one place. No one knows where all the bombs are. No one knows how many suitcase bombs there are, how many are missing, or who has them. We will use every force in mankind to find Bin-laden yet we barely look for the suitcase bombs, each powerful enough to take out Tel Aviv or Washington, D.C. Had an effective nuclear think tank existed the North Koran and Iranian threats would have been prioritized and halted long ago. This failure has endangered major cities and perhaps mankind.
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Pepper Grilled Steak with Summer Salad Recipe by JEANNE THIEL KELLEY Ingredients: 2 large garlic cloves, pressed 1 3/4 teaspoons coarsely ground black pepper 1 1/4 teaspoons coarse kosher salt 1 2-pound 1-1/2-inch-thick top sirloin steak Nonstick vegetable oil spray 1 cup diced tomatoes 1 cup baby arugula or chopped regular arugula 1/2 cup (generous) diced red onion 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese 3 tablespoons chopped pitted Kalamata olives 1 1/2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Spray barbecue grill with nonstick spray. Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Grill steak until charred and cooked to desired doneness, about 7 minutes per side for medium-rare. Let rest 10 minutes. Mix tomatoes and all remaining ingredients in medium bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Thinly slice steak; arrange on plate. Spoon salad over steak and serve.
Serves: 6 People Prep Time: 1h 15 Min Cook Time: 25 min
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Nuclear recklessness is the ultimate of despicable … and how we do business. You have the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs, The International Atomic Energy Agency and others, each with designated responsibilities. For example the IAEA regulates the use of nuclear technology so that countries that have signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and do not yet have nuclear weapons do not GET nuclear If we are to avoid the unthinkable we need weapons. However, this to begin a long lost journey of building some does not affect counsense of security in North Korean leaders, tries like Israel, India able to begin the reversal of North Korean and Pakistan, which paranoia. have never signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. No agency embraces in a reasonably encompassing way, what I list above. Our best are not in charge. All roads to oblivion are paved with self-interest and greed. Foremost are Nuclear, Climate, Environmental, and greedy economic decimation. We need to end Favor for Favor. We need to finance all elections. We need to replace the greedy self-centered hearts of current leaders with Patriots. Only when we see this, will the best that we can be govern our land. Selfishness will be removed from the chasm between ideologies and effective fairness and agreement will be found. When you replace self-centered hearts with Patriots they will think about human well-being. The future of mankind on these critical matters can be secured only by the best that humans can be. The greedy status quo is a glaring failure on every level. I have written about this for 30 years to no avail. The tree falls alone in the woods. Too bad. It is only mankind at stake.
1 jalapeño chile, seeded, finely chopped (4 tsp)
Directions: Mix garlic, pepper, and 1 1/4 teaspoons coarse salt in small bowl; rub all over steak. Let stand at room temperature 1 hour.
When you replace self-centered hearts with Patriots they will think about human well-being. The future of mankind on these critical matters can be secured only by the best that humans can be.
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