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Today's word on journalism

August 27, 2008

On protests at political conventions:

"The citizens of Denver and St. Paul, and Americans everywhere, should hope officials in those cities already have considered both the constitutional and monetary costs of silencing voices that have a right to be heard. . . . Well-expressed or wacky. Irritating or illuminating. Respectful or raucous. There's nothing in the 45 words of the First Amendment that sets out any such qualifications or limits on protests. Time and again in our history, from women's suffrage to civil rights to tax protests, to name just some, voices first raised in the streets -- to the disgust or disappointment of some -- have led to significant, positive changes in law and American life."

--Gene Policinski, executive director, First Amendment Center, 2008

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Simple Kitchen: Fruity summer

By Errin Stevenson

June 24, 2008 | If you are like me, living in Utah can be hard because there is a short fruit season here. So, during these few months, enjoy! Fruits are great for any meal during the summer. They are very healthy, light and fun to serve.

My first recipe, a fruit smoothie, is a breakfast recipe and one that can have everyone smiling. With a few simple ingredients, it is a healthy treat.

Smoothie by Jill Stewart

3ž4 c. diced pineapple
1 small banana
1ž4 c. orange juice concentrate
1ž2 c. plain nonfat yogurt
1ž2 c. ice cubes

Puree 3ž4 cup diced pineapple, 1 small banana, and 1/4-cup orange juice concentrate in your blender. Then add 1/2-cup nonfat plain yogurt and 1ž2 cup ice cubes, and process again until smooth. This recipe serves two.

For lunch parties, fruit kabobs are a great dish! These are pretty, easy, and super good! Just a few fresh fruits and some kabob wooden sticks is all you will need.

2 lbs. strawberries (washed)
2 pineapples
2 cantaloupes
2 lbs grapes (washed)

Simple cut pineapple and cantaloupe into large pieces. Then with your kabob sticks, place fruits in any decorative order. Serve with simple fruit sauce which contains one container of Yoplait yogurt (any fruit flavor) and one small tub of Cool Whip.

Dinner calls for dessert. For a quick and simple summer dessert, just go the easy way and buy an angel food cake with strawberries and bananas. Cut the fruit up small and simple serve over angel food cake. Then spoon a large spoonful of whipped whipping cream on top! Everyone will love it!

ENJOY!

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