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BY ALISON LADMAN Sage roasted turkey Heat the oven to 350 F. Place to keep warm. Associated Press and gravy the onion and carrot in the bot- In next week’s Remove and discard the onion imple, beautiful and won- Start to finish: 3 to 4 hours tom of a large roasting pan. Fit Taste and carrot pieces from the pan. derfully scented. Makes a 12- to 14-pound turkey the roasting pan with a rack. Place the pan over medium-high S That was the goal with with gravy In a small bowl, mix together Add a little sweet and a little heat on the stovetop (it may rest this recipe for sage-infused 1 large yellow onion, cut into the butter, salt, pepper and heat to your Thanksgiving over more than one burner, if roasted turkey. We get the bold chunks minced sage. Gently loosen the meal with brown surgar and so, turn on both) and add the fl avor of sage into the turkey two 1 large carrot, cut into large skin of the turkey and massage spices. wine. Scraping the bottom of the ways. First, we add minced fresh chunks some of the butter under the pan to loosen any browned bits, sage to softened butter, which 1⁄2 cup (1 stick) butter, room skin on the breasts and legs of bring the juices to a simmer. then is rubbed both under and temperature the turkey. Massage more of the and roast for 1 hour. Remove In a small bowl, whisk to- over the bird’s skin. 2 teaspoons salt butter on the interior of the cav- the foil and roast for another gether the broth and fl our. Then we inserted whole fresh 1 teaspoon ground pepper ity, as well as on the outside of 1 to 1 1⁄2 hours, or until the While stirring continuously, sage leaves under the skin. As 1⁄4 cup minced fresh sage, the skin all over the bird. breast meat reaches 160 F and pour the broth mixture into the the turkey roasts and the skin plus 12 whole leaves Place the 12 whole sage leaves the thickest part of the thigh pan. Bring to a boil and stir for becomes translucent, those 12- to 14-pound turkey under the skin of the turkey in reaches 170 F. 3 minutes. Adjust the seasoning leaves crisp in the melting fat 1⁄2 cup white wine various spots. Place the turkey Remove the rack and turkey with salt and pepper as needed. and create a beautiful pattern 2 cups chicken or turkey broth in the roasting pan on the rack, from the roasting pan and cover Strain the gravy, if desired. Serve under the skin. 1⁄4 cup all-purpose flour breast side up. Cover with foil with foil and a few kitchen towels alongside the turkey. Sage ties together a trio of Thanksgiving sides BY MICHELE KAYAL Sage vinaigrette Associated Press Sage is one of those herbs In a blender, combine 1⁄2 cup chefs love to love. With its extra-virgin olive oil, 1⁄4 cup red earthy, peppery perfume and wine vinegar, 1⁄4 cup orange juice, textured leaves that fry crisp 6 chopped fresh sage leaves, 1 like chips or saute soft like blan- teaspoon minced fresh thyme, 1 kets, it offers a range of savory teaspoon minced fresh oregano, sensations that can help pull and salt and pepper to taste. together an elegant Thanksgiv- Blend until smooth. Serve with ing menu. your favorite greens. Serves 12. Sage is beloved around the world for its heady aroma and Peppered sage cornbread its ability to coax depth from nearly any ingredient. Primarily Prepare boxed cornbread mix known for the way it enhances according to package directions. different meats — the veal and Add 2 tablespoons of minced pork saltimbocca of Italy, the fresh sage and 1 teaspoon ground ham of Germany, even mutton black pepper. Bake as directed. in the Balkans — it also stars in Serves 12. vegetable dishes like minestrone soup. Marinades are made from Associated Press Associated Press Associated Press Cranberry sage stuffing it, cheeses are studded with it, Serve this sage vinaigrette with Peppered sage cornbread Cranberry sage stuffing is com- teas in China are brewed from it. your favorite greens. starts with a simple boxed corn- bined with a 12-ounce bag of In a large skillet over medium- stuffing mix before serving. The British pair sage with bread mix. high, heat a splash of oil. Saute onions to fl avor poultry and “It’s almost effervescent, it has 1 chopped yellow onion, 1 diced sausage. Sound familiar? Think a great pronounced fl avor,” says ing, like cinnamon, star anise,” dients, but a slave to none, its carrot, 1 diced celery stalk and 2 traditional stuffi ng with sau- Scott Drewno, executive chef of Drewno says. “Those are spices instantly recognizable taste can tablespoons minced fresh sage. sage and sage, or the one here The Source in Washington. And and herbs that are warming. put a distinctive stamp on your Add 1⁄2 cup dried cranberries with cranberries; creamy and its ability to complement the They’re ideal for the fall and the holiday meal. and 1⁄2 cup orange juice. Simmer crisp roasted potatoes peppered other fl avors of the season make winter.” “It’s unusual,” says Niki until the orange juice is mostly with sage; and a golden turkey it a perfect choice for Thanksgiv- Sage also has the distinc- Segnit, author of “The Flavor evaporated. Stir into a 12-ounce dappled with the almond-shaped ing. tion of being both versatile and Thesaurus.” ‘‘It doesn’t taste like bag of stuffi ng mix, then prepare leaves. “It’s an herb that’s warm- unique. A friend to many ingre- anything else.” according to package directions. 2D • Wednesday, November 9, 2011 • The Paducah Sun Taste paducahsun.com Platter up! Cheese makes for easy entertaining BY LISA ABRAHAM cheese you will need. their distinction, which, as and Liz Thorpe suggest picking fruit are all great, traditional McClatchy-Tribune News Service D.J. Shisler, owner of Shisler’s Shisler said, is a major point. cheeses from the following seven choices. A cheese platter is a staple of Cheese House in Copley, Ohio, When making your selections, groups: fresh, bloomy (like Brie But Shisler said other condi- home entertaining, but spending said the number of guests you Shisler said the main goal is or Camembert), washed rind ments, such as fi g spread or mus- a little extra time at the cheese will be serving helps to deter- offering a variety of tastes and (like Taleggio), semisoft, fi rm, tards, go well with cheese. Honey shop can help you create a board mine this, as well as whether the textures. hard and blue. A good cheese is another unexpected accompa- that rises above the average cheese will be one of the main “Make sure that every cheese shop will have a variety of each. niment that can be drizzled on lump of cheddar. offerings. you put on that platter is differ- Even if you just select three blue or other sharp cheeses such Cheese is probably the easi- If you’re having just a wine ent and distinguishable,” he said. types of cheese, make sure they as goat cheese, he said. est appetizer to serve because it and cheese affair, plan on about Cheeses come from three main are each from a different group. Grapes, pears, apples and fi gs requires no preparation and is 4 ounces of cheese per person. groups — cow’s milk, goat’s milk, Once you make your selec- help to round out the platter. universally enjoyed. (There’s a If the cheese platter is one of and sheep’s milk. The best plates tions, arrange them on a platter When it comes to serving, al- reason why you see it at every several offerings, then no more offer a combination of the three. in a clockwise position, starting ways make sure that cheese has party.) than 2 ounces per guest. You can also pick a theme for with the mildest and ending with been allowed to sit at room tem- When putting together a Next consider how many dif- the platter, serving all French the strongest. perature for at least half an hour cheese platter, there are no rules, ferent types of cheese to use. cheeses, all Spanish or all Italian, Selecting the right accompani- or even an hour before serving. but there are a few guidelines You’ll want at least three, but for example. ments to go with the cheese is as Shisler said cheeses won’t spoil that can help make the presenta- never more than six. In “The Murray’s Cheese important as choosing the cheese that quickly and the difference tion both tasty and interesting. If you have more than six Handbook” (Broadway Books, itself. Dried cured meats, olives, in taste between cold cheese and First, consider how much kinds, the cheeses start to lose 2006), authors Rob Kaufelt nuts, bread and dried and fresh room temperature is remarkable. Dessert combines cheesecake, apple tart BY ALISON LADMAN Associated Press One part fruit tart, one part cheesecake, this rich and creamy Thanksgiving dessert is entirely deli- cious. We use a cheesecake- like cream cheese base to fi ll a simple sweet tart crust. Then we top that with a sauce made from sauteed apples and golden raisins sweetened with brown sugar. The result is rich, but lighter than a traditional full-on cheese- cake. It’s the perfect end to Thanksgiving. Harvest apple cheese tart
Start to finish: 1 hour McClatchy-Tribune News Service Servings: 8 Any pumpkin can be used to make pumpkin dishes, like For the crust: this pumpkin soup, but field pumpkins (used to make 11 ⁄2 cups all-purpose jack-o’-lanterns) aren’t recommended. flour 3⁄4 cup granulated sugar 1⁄2 teaspoon salt 8 tablespoons (1 stick) Cooking with pumpkin cold unsalted butter, cut up 2 tablespoons cold raises some questions water BY BILL DALEY and fi brous and lack the For the filling: McClatchy-Tribune News Service soluble solids (starch and Two 8-ounce packages Q: Are all pumpkins ed- sugar) that make squashes cream cheese, softened ible? I have this wonderful delicious. Some of the pie 1 teaspoon cinnamon pumpkin soup recipe. It pumpkins are fi ne and 1 teaspoon vanilla ex- calls for a 7-inch Cinderella sweeter. My favorite pie tract pumpkin, but if I cannot pumpkin is Winter Luxury 1⁄4 teaspoon nutmeg fi nd that, I want to know Pie.” 1 tablespoon cider vin- if I would be safe with any You could try a squash. egar other pumpkin. “Far better to set a table 1⁄2 cup powdered sugar A: “A pumpkin is always, (and bake a pie or make Associated Press For the topping: Harvest apple cheese tart is a rich and creamy Thanksgiving dessert that’s one and by defi nition, round- soup) with the starchy, 2 Granny Smith or part cheesecake, one part apple pie and entirely delicious. fruited and edible,” says dry, thick, fl aky, fl oury, Golden Delicious apples, Amy P. Goldman, author of melting, nutty and fi ne- peeled, cored and sliced To make the crust, in golden and the center is dium-high heat, combine “The Compleat Squash: A textured winter squashes 1⁄2 cup packed brown a food processor, pulse slightly fi rm to the touch. the apple slices, brown Passionate Grower’s Guide (mature fruits) of Cucur- sugar together the fl our, sugar Cool on a wire rack. sugar, salt, cinnamon, to Pumpkins, Squashes bita maxima and Cucurbita 1⁄4 teaspoon salt and salt. Add the butter, While the crust cools, vinegar and raisins. Cook and Gourds.” moshata and some of the 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon then pulse together, add- prepare the fi lling. In the until the apples are ten- Goldman says a pump- better Cucurbita pepos,” 1 teaspoon cider vin- ing cold water, as needed, bowl of an electric mixer, der, about 5 minutes. In a kin doesn’t have to be she writes. egar until a meal forms that beat together the cream small bowl, stir together orange; it can be white, These include Buttercup, 1⁄4 cup golden raisins sticks together easily when cheese, cinnamon, vanilla, the cornstarch and water. blue or burnt sienna. Hubbard (golden, blue or 2 tablespoons corn- you squeeze it. nutmeg, vinegar and pow- Add this mixture to the “We’ve got blinders on green), Delicious, Sibley, starch Press the mixture into dered sugar until smooth. skillet, stirring constantly if all we use in cookery are any Australian Blues, Kab- 2 tablespoons water the prepared tart pan, Spoon the mixture into until the mixture is thick- the common fi eld and pie ocha (my personal fave), 1⁄2 cup toasted walnuts making sure to press the the cooled tart shell and ened, about 2 minutes. pumpkins,” she writes in Musquee de Provence, dough up the sides. Prick smooth the top. Refrig- Remove from the heat an email. Canada Crookneck, St. Heat the oven to 375 F. the bottom of the crust erate while making the and allow to cool slightly. “I would not recommend Petersburg and Butternut. Coat a 9-inch removable- with a fork. Bake for 15 to topping. Spoon the apples over the using a jack-o’-lantern “For gnocchi, the best bottom tart pan with bak- 20 minutes, or until the To make the topping, in top of the tart. Sprinkle (aka, fi eld pumpkin) in squash is Marina di Chiog- ing spray. edges just start to turn a medium skillet over me- with walnuts, if using. cookery. They’re coarse gia,” she says.
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(WY s +%6), )8KJ &8IB Steve Wilkerson Funeral notices MACON, Ga. — Steve Wilkerson, 54, of Macon, Paid obituaries furnished to The Paducah Sun by mortuaries. Ga., formerly of South Ful- Entertainer Heavy D ton, Tenn., died Saturday at his home. Glenda Castleberry He graduated from South Fulton High School in 1975 offered positive raps CUNNINGHAM — Glen- Duncan, and Bentleigh and the University of Ten- da Lee Bean Castleberry, Castleberry; one great- nessee at Martin in 1981. He 70, of Cunningham, Ky., granddaughter, Madison was the director of sales for BY DERRIK J. LANG passed away while sur- Fleming; and soon to WMGT-TV in Macon. Associated Press rounded by family at her be great-grandson, Ky- He is survived by his LOS ANGELES — Heavy home on Tuesday, No- son Jacob Moore; two mother, Nellie Hamblen D, the self-proclaimed vember 8, 2011 after her brothers, Ronnie Dale Wilkerson of Union City, “overweight lover” of hip- battle Bean (Marie) of Bardwell Tenn. hop who became one of with can- and Wayne Earl Bean He was preceded in death rap’s top hit-makers with cer. of Bardwell; one sister, by his father, Baker Wilker- wit, humor and a positive Glenda Mona Carolyn Watson of son. vibe, died. He was 44. was born Fla.; and many brothers- Services will be at 10:30 Andrew Weitz of William Octo- in-law, sisters-in-law, a.m. Thursday at Hornbeak Morris Endeavor Entertain- ber 20, nieces, nephews, and Funeral Chapel in Fulton ment confi rmed the rap- 1941 in friends. with the Revs. Eddie Mal- per’s death in Los Angeles Bardwell, Services will be at 11 lonee and Jerry Leggett offi - in an email Tuesday, with- Ky., to the a.m. on Thursday at ciating. Interment will be in out giving a cause of death late Glen the Bardwell Christian the Hickman City Cemetery. or saying where he died. Castleberry Mitchell Church with the Rev. Friends may call from 5-7 Weitz declined to provide Bean and Linda Creason and the p.m. today at the funeral further details on Heavy D’s Ruthie Haynes Bean. Rev. David Bean offi ci- home. death. She was retired from the ating. Burial will follow Dwight Arrington Myers, Cabinet of Social Services in the Cunningham Me- Castell Jones the rapper known as Heavy after 25 years of service. morial Gardens. LOMBARD, Ill. — Castell D of Heavy D and the Boyz, She received many accom- Visitation will be held Jones, 83, of Lombard, Ill., and his crew released their modations from Kentucky after 5 p.m. today at died Saturday at the Elm- debut album “Living Large” Colonial and Duchess of the church. Milner & hurst Memorial Hospital in in 1987. Their hits includ- Associated Press Paducah. Orr Funeral Home of Illinois. ed “Now That We Found Heavy D, born Dwight Arrington Myers, performs at She is survived by her lov- Bardwell is in charge of She is survived by two Love,” ‘’Who’s the Man” the 51st Annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 8, 2009, in ing husband, William Ray arrangements. sons, William W. Jones of and “Somebody For Me.” Los Angeles. The singer and former leader of Heavy D Castleberry of 24 years; four Expressions of sym- Pekin and Roy D. Jones of The New York-born rap- &andthe Boyz has died. He was 44. sons, Johnny Dale Row- pathy may take the Lombard; two sisters, Jettie per was one of the genre’s land of Tampa, Fla., Mitch- form of contributions Jones of Glendale Heights most integral stars in the to his music was his singu- Living Color” and “MADtv” ell Alan Rowland (Laura) to the Bardwell Chris- and Ruby Philips; four last 1980s and early 1990s, lar style, which celebrated and acted on the TV shows of Bardwell, Douglas Keith tian Church, c/o Gordon grandchildren; and four as it relied on new voices an easygoing, party vibe “Boston Public” and “The Rowland of Bardwell, and Henshaw, 62 Evans St., great-grandchildren. and star power to fuel its — sometimes humorous, Tracy Morgan Show,” as Billy Castleberry (Haley) Bardwell, KY 42023; or She was preceded in death phenomenal growth in the sometimes inspiring and al- well as in the fi lms “Life” of Almo; three grandsons, to Lourdes Hospice, P.O. by her husband, Herschel W. mainstream. most always positive. and “Step Up. Eric Mitchell Rowland, Box 7100, Paducah, KY Jones; three sisters; and two The deep-voiced rap- In the mid-1990s, Heavy His latest album, “Love Alex Duncan, and Chandler 42002-7100. brothers. Her parents were per’s earliest hit, “The D became president of Up- Opus,” was released in Sep- Castleberry; fi ve grand- You may leave a mes- Everett and Ollie Mae Brown Overweight Lover’s in town Records, the label tember, and he performed a daughters, Cassie Row- sage of sympathy or light Chambers. the House,” played up his that released most of his medley of his past hits at the land, Courtney Fleming, a candle at www.milne- Graveside services will hefty frame. But while that albums and was also the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards Jessica Rowland, Chelsie randorr.com. be at 1 p.m. Thursday at the nickname would stick, his home to acts like Mary J. last month. Pinegar Cemetery in Duke- weight did not become part Blige and Jodeci. He also He also had a cameo ap- dom, Tenn. of his shtick, like the Fat created the theme songs for pearance in the new movie Tasco McKinney Richard Nesbitt Jackson Funeral Home is Boys. What drew people sketch comedy shows “In “Tower Heist.” EDDYVILLE — Tasco E. HAZEL — Richard handling the arrangements. McKinney Jr., 79, of Madi- Paul Nesbitt, 86, of Ha- sonville died at 11:30 a.m. Fri- zel died Tuesday at his Ellie Ridenour day at his home. home. WINGO — Ellie Irene Rid- Kanter created ground-breaking sitcom He is survived by three He was a retired ma- enour, 71, of Wingo died at sons, Michael McKinney sonry contractor, served 12:30 a.m. Sunday at her Associated Press tions at Encino Hospital. “If there was a funnier and Larry McKinney, both of in the United States Ma- home. LOS ANGELES — Hal His three Emmys in- writer than Hal I never Hopkinsville, and Kenneth rine Corps during World She was of the Methodist Kanter, an Emmy-winning cluded back-to-back wins knew him,” said “All in the McKinney of Owensboro; War II, and was a mem- faith and was a retired hospi- comedy master who wrote for 1991-92 as a writer Family” creator Norman two daughters, Debbie Sills of ber of South Pleasant tal clerk. for Bob Hope and Bing for the Academy Awards, Lear. “The irony is laugh- Hopkinsville and Kay McKin- Grove United Methodist She is survived by her hus- Crosby, directed Elvis Pre- a ceremony on which he ing at him added time to my ney of Madisonville; and two Church. band, Joe Ridenour; one son, sley in “Loving You” and contributed material on 32 life.” brothers, Noble McKinney He is survived by one Carl Whitfi eld of Rancho Cu- created Diahann Carroll’s separate shows over the de- “Julia” was a television of Lyon County and Norvell son, Richard “Dickie” cuamonga, Calif.; one daugh- ground-breaking TV sit- cades. landmark, depicting a black McKinney of Princeton. Nesbitt of Hazel; two sis- ter, Charlene Whitfi eld; and com, died. He was 92. Kanter also won an professional woman as a se- He was preceded in death ters, Lynn Caposaca of one granddaughter. Kanter died Sunday, ac- Emmy in 1955 for “The ries lead in an era that gen- by one son, Dwight McKin- Florence, Ala., and Illa She was preceded in death cording to the Writers Guild George Gobel Show,” and erally cast black actors as ney; one grandchild; two sis- Nell Albritten of Hen- by one daughter, Melissa of America, where he had he received four other nom- domestic help. ters; and three infant siblings. derson; three grandchil- Whitfi eld. been a member since 1950 inations, including one as “If I could do a television His parents were Emett and dren, Jason Nesbitt, Mi- Private services will be held and served on the union’s executive producer of “All show that depicted blacks Ida McKinney. randa Nesbitt, and Kyle later. board of directors. Daugh- in the Family” in 1976 and as people and not as black Graveside services will be Nesbitt, all of Murray; Brown Funeral Home in ter Donna Kanter told the another for outstanding people, it might do some at 1 p.m. today at Pleasant and three great-grand- Wingo is handling the ar- Los Angeles Times he died comedy series for Carroll’s good,” Kanter recalled in a Hill Cemetery with the Rev. children. rangements. from pneumonia complica- “Julia” in 1969. 2002 interview. James Noble McKinney of- He was preceded in fi ciating. death by two broth- Dunn’s Funeral Home is ers, James Nesbitt and handling the arrangements. Thomas Nesbitt. His parents were T.W. and Fellow motorist repays stranger’s kindness Roger Songer Genella Hart Nesbitt. EAGLEVILLE, Tenn. — Graveside services will BY CARRIE ANTLFINGER help Berg were for the couple’s help, Berg said she and her Roger Allen Songer, 69, of be at 11 a.m. Thursday Associated Press and her when they saw the Giesbre- cousin felt guilty, afraid Eagleville died Saturday. at South Pleasant Grove MILWAUKEE — One cousin, chts’ pickup along the side that the rigors of changing He was a purchasing di- Cemetery. Brent Lee will good turn deserves an- Lisa Mei- of the road, Giesbrecht’s the tire contributed to Gies- rector for the former CPS offi ciate. other: A stranger stopped er, with a wife waving her hands. brecht’s heart trouble. But Industries of Franklin. He Friends may call from to help Sara Berg change fl at. After He had gone into cardiac she said his wife assured was a member of First Bap- 5-8 p.m. today at Heri- a blown tire. Then, min- about 15 arrest, and his wife had her of just the opposite: tist Church in Murfreesboro tage Family Funeral utes later and a quarter- minutes, helped bring their truck to Berg saved his life. and a member of the Mur- Home. mile down the road, Berg he and his a stop. “We’ll forever be in their freesboro Masonic Lodge. and her cousin repaid the Berg wife were Berg and Meier admin- debt,” Ann Giesbrecht said He served as a former coun- Geneva Evans kindness, using CPR to done, and istered CPR until emer- in a statement. cilman for the town of Eag- Geneva Evans, 82, of help save the stranger’s life everyone shook hands. gency personnel arrived. She said her husband leville. Paducah died Monday at when he went into cardiac “He said, ‘Someone up A sheriff’s deputy used an always wants to stop when He is survived by his wife, Christian Care Center of arrest. above put me in the right automated external defi - he sees stranded motorists: Jacqueline Songer; one Kuttawa. Victor Giesbrecht, 61, place at the right time,’ and brillator to help Giesbrecht “He’s the type of person daughter, Kimberly Renee She was a retired su- was listed in serious but I said, ‘Thank God for you,’” regain a pulse and resume who gives you 100 percent Barranco of Smyrna; two pervisor with Southwest- stable condition Tuesday. Berg, a 40-year-old nursing breathing. and worries about himself sons, Geoffrey Allen Songer ern Bell Telephone and Giesbrecht and his wife, assistant in the Eau Claire “I 100 percent believe later.” of Winchester and Patrick a member of Southland Ann, of Winnipeg, Canada, area, recalled Tuesday. God had a huge hand in it “There needs to be more Curtis Songer of Eagleville; Baptist Temple. were driving Saturday eve- Giesbrecht seemed fi ne and that God did put me people like that in the three brothers, Dan Songer She is survived by her ning on Interstate 94 out- as he drove off, Berg said. and Lisa and all those peo- world,” Berg said. “If every- of Paducah, Ky., Lewis husband, Troy Evans; one side of Menomonie, about She and her cousin fol- ple in the right place at the one helped each other out Songer of Johnson City, and brother, William Thomas 70 miles east of Minneapo- lowed behind, talking right time,” Berg said. “I’m more, just think, our world the Rev. Byron Songer of Dill Jr. of Paducah; one lis, when they pulled over to about how thankful they grateful for that.” would be better place.” Louisville, Ky.; eight grand- sister, Jo Ann Bell of children; and two great- Paducah, and several grandchildren. nieces and nephews. His parents were Hubert She was preceded in Daniel and Mildred Ives death by two brothers Oil soars but gasoline may stay steady until spring Songer. and two sisters. Her par- Associated Press to wane as the economy That’s partly because peo- ing director at the Oil Price Graveside services will be ents were William Thom- NEW YORK — Oil prices stabilizes. Political tensions ple drive less once vacations Information Service. “We at 10 a.m. Friday at Bennett as Dill and Gertrude are soaring again, but mo- in the Middle East, which wind down after Labor Day. may be in for a spike” in the Cemetery near Eagleville Young Dill. torists don’t need to worry produces 29 percent of the This year, Americans have spring. Brockwell expects with the Rev. Byron Songer Graveside services will — yet. world’s oil, also have helped also bought less gasoline be- gasoline prices — which offi ciating. be at 1 p.m. Thursday at The price of crude has drive up crude prices at the cause of the weaker econo- peaked at $3.98 per barrel Friends may call from 4-7 Dixon Cemetery in Grand jumped 22 percent since the fastest clip since February. my. That lackluster demand on May 5 — to fl irt with $4 p.m. Thursday at Lawrence Rivers with Topper Coun- beginning of October and is So far, the big jump hasn’t has kept prices in check, per gallon early next year. Funeral Home. cil offi ciating. Burial will nearing $100 a barrel. For translated into a surge in even as oil soars. If crude As signs emerge that the In lieu of fl owers, memo- follow at Dixon Cemetery. most of the summer, oil prices at the gasoline pump. continues to rise, however, U.S. isn’t headed for anoth- rial donations may be made Friends may call from prices drifted lower on fears Gasoline has crept up less gasoline eventually will be er recession, the price of oil to Alive Hospice, 1718 Pat- 11 a.m. to noon at Lindsey that the U.S. was headed to- than 1 percent, or 3.1 cents, forced to follow. has risen. When economies terson St., Nashville, TN Funeral Home on Thurs- ward another recession. 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Filter through your options. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Ask needs. Take a look at an investment. tionally. Step back and reassess your situa- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): As questions and talk about what’s ex- It is probably time to make a change. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Interact tion before taking action. Ask ques- long as you stay calm and stick to pected of you. Preparation will be Keep your assets accessible so you with people who have something to tions if you are unclear about where basics, you will have ample time to a key component to your success. can take advantage of a good deal. offer. The more knowledge you can you stand or what’s expected of you. accomplish your goals. An unusual Your mood will be dependent on how CANCER (June 21-July 22): Par- pick up, the better equipped you will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): turn of events will lead to a profi table things go. Romance is in the stars, ticipate in a cause you believe in. be to handle whatever comes your Mix business with pleasure. Offer ending. Love is in the stars, and cel- and a celebration will ease your Reach out to people you feel can way. Expanding your interests or suggestions based on experience to ebrating should be your plan. stress. help as well as to those who need friendships will lead to a change of those interested in taking part in your PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Rely TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Keep assistance. Collaborating will put you heart and opinion. work. Communication, along with on experience to see your way busy. Learn all you can about some- in a good position and help to build LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): A change mixing the old with the new, will bring through a trying situation. Avoid thing you are trying to master. Par- strong alliances with people who can can do you good. Visiting someone splendid results. reunions with people who have ticipation will make the difference. be of benefi t to you personally. you don’t see often will lead to an op- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A never been an asset. Be honest Networking and being receptive to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don’t push portunity. You can make a personal chance to improve your home and with yourself about the way you different ways of doing things will your luck when dealing with superi- change that will bring compliments your personal relationships looks feel, and you will make the right help you advance. Emphasis should ors. If you overreact, you will end up your way. You don’t need to go over- promising. Go above and beyond the decision. be placed on health and well-being. losing. Practical application will pay board to get a reaction. call of duty and you will get twice as Birthday Baby: You have great GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Your off. Concentrate on what you can do SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You’ll much in return. You must take advan- desire to reach your goals. You home is your castle. Spend time to make yourself the best that you be pulled in two different directions tage of an investment opportunity. are an adventurer. paducahsun.com Va r iet y The Paducah Sun • Wednesday, November 9, 2011 • 5D Desperate father wants daughter Marvin away from abusive boyfriend Dear Annie: My 19-year-old hope someday she will real- daughter, “Shawna,” is dating an Ask Annie ize that for herself. Give her 18-year-old boy who is abusive the number of the National of her. She lives with him and his Domestic Violence Hotline family. She has an 18-month-old means necessary, so she stole (the hotline.org) at 1-800- Blondie son, and my wife and I have cus- money from her grandmother. 799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233). tody, not only because she felt As soon as he was released, things Dear Annie: Now that my she was too young to raise him, went back to the way they were. state has legalized gay marriage, but because she doesn’t want him I have a protection order on I have some etiquette questions. around her boyfriend or his family. this boy because of the threats he How do I address an invitation Since Shawna has been living has made against my family and to a same-sex couple? Can I write there, she only talks to us when she me. But what can we do to get “Mr. and Mr. John and James needs something. We haven’t seen help for Shawna? There has to Doe”? Is it any different if one of her in almost a month. We recent- be some way we can get her away them is a doctor? Would I simply ly found out that she is drinking, from that mess before he beats write “Dr. and Mr. So and So” doing drugs and stealing. She talks her to a pulp or she kills herself. — and ignore their gender? — Curi- about suicide a lot and cuts herself. Worried Dad in Gary, Ind. ous in New York Garfield She refuses to leave her boy- Dear Dad: It is an unfortu- Dear Curious: For an in- friend. He told her to choose nate truth that once a child is formal invitation, it is OK to between him and the baby, and a legal adult, there isn’t much leave out the “Mr. and Mr.” she chose him. She has been seen you can do to protect them and simply write, “John with bruises on her, and the po- from a situation of their own and James Doe,” on the as- lice have been called about their choosing. We urge you to sumption that one partner fi ghting several times. stay in touch with Shawna has taken the other’s name. Last month, the boyfriend was as much as possible and let If they have different last arrested for theft and spent nine her know you will be there names, or if it is a formal in- days in jail. While he was gone, for her when she needs you. vitation, they are addressed Shawna was a totally different Don’t criticize her boyfriend, as “Mr. John Doe and Mr. B.C. person. Then he threatened her, but do tell her she deserves James Smith.” (That solves insisting she pay his bail by any to be treated better and you the “Dr.” problem, as well.) 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Redding 42 “As __ saying ...” 38 “Man, that hurts!” 43 Airport safety org. 39 Asian bread 46 Brit. record label 40 Old red states?: 47 Hugs, Abbr. [email protected] 11/09/11 symbolically 50 Crew tool 51 Vicissitudes of cargo space 55 11th-century Spanish hero Baby Blues 56 Jacket material 57 Miscellany of benevolence? 63 Not for 64 Levels 65 Talk show host Banks 66 LAPD rank 67 One in a black suit 68 Site of Charon’s ferry Barney Google and Snuffy Smith DOWN 1 PTA meeting place 2 __ fault: excessively 3 Action film weapon 4 “She Walks in Beauty” poet By Mark Bickham (c)2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 11/09/11 6D • Wednesday, November 9, 2011 • The Paducah Sun People paducahsun.com Breaking down the CMA People Associated Press ‘20 Kids and Counting?’: TV couple expecting LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — TLC reality show “19 Kids and Awards’ most coveted award Counting” may soon need a new name. Arkansas couple Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar ap- BY CAITLIN R. KING approval with the bluegrass- peared with their burgeoning clan on NBC’s “Today” AND CHRIS TALBOTT infused “Mean.” show Tuesday and announced they are expecting their Associated Press Talbott: Aldean is defi - 20th child in April. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Ev- nitely thinking about things Forty-five-year-old Michelle Duggar said she’s in good eryone’s got a theory about in a very different way, and physical shape and that she’s not worried, despite com- what goes into winning the reaping the rewards. But plications during her last pregnancy that led to the pre- Country Music Associa- after a long mid-career mature birth of their youngest child two years ago. She tion’s entertainer of the year drought without a lot of suc- says she’s made it through her first trimester safely. award. cess at radio, Shelton’s run The couple has said they don’t use birth control. Mi- Martina McBride thinks it has been impressive. chelle Duggar says she didn’t necessarily expect to get should go to the artist who pregnant again and that she and her husband are ex- makes the strongest connec- Intangibles cited to welcome the new addition to the family. tion with fans. Jason Aldean and Kenny Chesney put The skinny: Paisley got Brody Jenner, Avril Lavigne report assault an emphasis on rear ends the memories fl owing with — the ones in the seats at Alabama and Don Henley LOS ANGELES — Reality TV star Brody Jenner says he their concerts. Ronnie Dunn guesting on his album. Ur- was hit with a bottle outside the Hollywood Roosevelt sums it up this way: “A lot of ban played a mind-melting Hotel, and girlfriend singer Avril Lavigne tweeted that she politics.” concert in Nashville that was also attacked. Brad Paisley, the reign- surely got the attention of Los Angeles police Sgt. Keith Green said Monday ing entertainer of the year, the voters. And Swift opened that Jenner filed a police report of assault with a deadly thinks it’s about giving fans her fi nal tour rehearsal to weapon after being hit early Sunday outside the popular the most for their money. benefi t tornado victims nightspot. “This is a format where we (she’s donated $1 million to Green says Jenner was not given medical help and no recognize entertaining, and charities in the past year.) one was arrested. I love it that we’re not above But it was Shelton who did Green could not confirm Lavigne’s involvement, but it,” Paisley said. “There is the most for himself in this on her Twitter account, she said she “got attacked by 5 some aspect of that award area, with his star turn on people last night out of nowhere. Not cool.” that’s (about) who shot the “The Voice.” Jenner is the son of Olympian Bruce Jenner and a lasers over the crowd, who King: Many people pick regular on MTV’s “The Hills.” He’s also a stepbrother of swung from ropes, and I their entertainers like they the Kardashian sisters and has appeared on their reality think it’s kind of cool that pick their presidents: Who show. we’re all sort of dancing would I want to have a beer monkeys willing to go the Associated Press with? Shelton is the ulti- Kenny Loggins, Blake Shelton team up extra mile to entertain.” Brad Paisley performs outside the Bridgestone Arena mate drinking buddy (and While somewhat spe- on Tuesday in Nashville. Paisley, reigning entertainer of he’s got the tweets to prove NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Blake Shelton and Kenny Log- cifi c, the CMA’s guidelines the year, will co-host the CMA Awards with Carrie Under- it.) His colorful personal- gins missed their calling. The two new friends are open- for choosing an entertainer wood at the arena Wednesday night. ity on “The Voice” brought ing the Country Music Association Awards on Wednes- of the year are still open to new fans to the genre, but day with a version of Loggins’ hit film theme song “Foot- interpretation. They read: multiple stops in Asia and in general contend that al- perhaps his best move was loose,” but they really should hit the road as a comedy “This award is for the act throughout Europe. Here, bums are still viable, and marrying Miranda Lambert. team. displaying the greatest com- she performed a new cover that should weigh into who The couple’s much buzzed- Loggins stayed step for step with the notoriously funny petence in all aspects of the song at each stop with ties to voters will stand up for this about wedding had much of singer and star of “The Voice” on Monday after rehears- entertainment fi eld. Voter that city, and in major hubs, year. Nashville toasting to their als. should give consideration she brought out guests such Talbott: Voters can be- future. Paisley and Urban, Asked how his experience has been so far, Loggins not only to recorded per- as Justin Bieber and Usher. come blasé. Swift’s numbers though, display a leadership said: “I’m bored to death,” flooring everyone within formance, but also to the Voters likely took note when are nothing short of aston- quality — in disaster relief earshot before adding, “It’s really fun to be part of the in-person performance, those videos went viral. ishing in the age of the digi- concerts, Grand Ole Opry CMAs. I never thought I would be up on that stage, so staging, public acceptance, Both Swift and Paisley took tal thievery. But she’s been appearances and Hall of I’m very pleased. And, of course ... What’s your name attitude, leadership, and on stadium shows this year, doing that for a while now. Fame benefi ts— that might again?” overall contribution to the and with Paisley turning Nashville is a pretty insular give them that intangible “Uh, Kenny Chesney,” Shelton replied. country music image.” every tour stop into a mini- place and going platinum on edge. “Kenny is terrific,” Loggins quipped, “and will some Each of those elements festival this summer, he’s the dime of mostly hardcore Talbott: Part of the en- day be a huge star.” means something different certainly a contender here. country fans gets you some tertainer category should Shelton, whose version of “Footloose” leads the to each of the CMA’s more Talbott: It’s all about attention on Music Row. be about turning fans on to soundtrack of the recently released countrified “Foot- than 6,000 voters, who tickets sales and there’s no country music, and Swift loose” remake, is up for a leading five awards Wednes- determine the outcome at question Swift is the champ The hits and Shelton did that more day night when the show airs live on ABC at 8 p.m. EST, Wednesday night’s show. among these nominees. She than anyone else. Swift took including entertainer of the year. With four-time winner can fi ll stadiums, she can The Skinny: This category the genre into the world’s Loggins is here for that performance, but it’s not his Kenny Chesney curiously wow the Far East and her is something of a dead heat. largest untapped market for first trip to the CMAs or Nashville. He’s attended the absent, it’s arguably the two-day stand in Nashville All nominees have had at cowboy hats in China and show before as a spectator and has formed a band with tightest fi eld in years, with was a star-studded tour de least two No. 1s during the has exposed generation of Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member Gary Burr no clear-cut leader. Previ- force. Paisley’s H2O Tour qualifying period. But Shel- young people to the sound and San Antonio singer Georgia Middleman. ous winners Paisley, Taylor proved to be infl uential. ton really put on a show of the banjo. But that could Swift and Keith Urban and with four No. 1s between be old news to the average fi rst-time nominees Aldean Record sales July 1, 2010, and June 30, CMA voter. It was Shelton and Blake Shelton each rep- 2011. Along with three No. who had their attention this High-tech business idea? resent different aspects of The Skinny: Swift is over 1 country songs, Swift also year. He was everything the ideal. the 20 million mark in to- was a force overseas, notch- you’d want in a charming Let’s make it a reality. We’ll break it down by tal album sales and “Speak ing No. 1s in a number of bad-boy ambassador. category below and take a Now” has moved beyond 3.5 foreign countries. Mean- shot at predicting a winner. million in sales, according while, Aldean put on some- The winner? to Nielsen SoundScan. So thing of a show, rapping and Touring there’s little discussion here. going toe to toe vocally with King: It’s a tough call, but But Aldean is selling records Kelly Clarkson. for her creativity and the The Skinny: Chesney is like no other male in coun- King: When you reach magnitude of her “Speak the undisputed king of the try music right now, which this level, your songs travel Now” spectacle, I’ll give the entrepaducah.com (270)443-1746 road in country, but Swift is is very important to the up the charts in the HOV prize to Swift. She continues second and the easy choice genre. His “My Kinda Party” lane. However, Aldean ar- to reinvent and re-inspire in this category. She earned has sold nearly 1.5 million guably took the most risk herself in her music, her Healthy Weight Loss $29.5 million in the fi rst half copies so far. and showed the most range style and her show, and that WITHOUT SURGERY! of 2011 alone, nearly three King: Days before last with his singles this year, keeps everyone entertained. “Choose to Lose” with Dr. Stern’s Healthy easy-to-follow plan! times the gross of her near- year’s CMAs, Swift’s “Speak from the power ballad duet Talbott: Caitlin’s probably Debbie Kelley est competitors not named Now” album sold a mil- “Don’t You Wanna Stay” right, and I could see the be- 36 lbs lost Chesney during that period, lion copies in its fi rst week. with pop star Clarkson to loved Paisley repeating. But according to Pollstar. I can’t help but think that the rap-infused “Dirt Road since the voters made the King: When Swift says had something to do with Anthem.” For the tradition- bold move to put two new Mary Meldi Pastor Don Young she’s going on a world tour, the standing ovation she got alist voters, Paisley gets ma- nominees in the category, 24 lbs lost 40+ lbs lost it’s not just a swing through after her CMA performance. jor points for reuniting su- I’ll choose one of them. I James M. Stern, MD, FACS Canada. She sold out shows Her success — and Aldean’s per group Alabama on “Old think voters have become Weight Loss Specialist • Certifi ed by the American Board of Bariatric Medicine in 17 countries, including — help the music industry Alabama,” and Swift wins enamored with Shelton. www.doctorjimandjean.com • 270-527-5333 • 1153 Hwy. 68 E. 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Paducah Dog$ 70 paternity suit against him, Bieber has said he’s never The star, who won two With Delicious a representative for the teen met Yeater and has denied prizes at Sunday’s MTV Eu- Chili on Ea. pop star said Monday. allegations that he fathered rope Music Awards in Bel- Reg. $2.20 Matthew Hiltzik said the Yeater’s 3-month-old child. fast, told fans that his favor- Toasted Bun 1 17-year-old singer will take The singer was in London ite thing about London was a paternity test when he re- Monday where Bieber fever “all the girls.” Pick up several at this special price. turns to the U.S. within the raged from the west end to Bieber, dressed in a gray Special good through Nov. 12. next two weeks. He also said the east Monday, as the pop woolen hat and black leath- Bieber’s team plans to “vig- star switched on the Christ- er jacket, said backstage orously pursue all available mas lights at the city’s two Monday that despite the ups legal remedies to protect biggest shopping malls. and downs, he was grateful Justin.” Thousands of young and for his fans. HARNED’S The paternity suit was mostly female fans waited “I take it with a grain of DRIVE IN INC. • “South’s Best Bar-B-Q” For 50 Years fi led last week in San Diego hours for Bieber to appear, salt. It’s been incredible, Superior Court by Mariah fi rst at the Westfi eld shop- my fans are amazing and I 4421 CLARKS RIVER RD. PHONE 898-3164 Yeater. She said she had ping center in west London, wouldn’t have it any other Monday - Saturday 11 am-9 pm • Sunday - Not Here just turned 19 when she and then hours later at the new way,” he said. If You Want It Then, Order It Now For Your Holiday Reservation!