Recipe for Vinegar Pie

Thanks to our good friend Karen and cooks.com, here's a recipe for one of the pies we talked about last week on Between You and Me.

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VINEGAR PIE
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1 c. sugar
2 eggs (beaten)
2 tbsp. vinegar
2 tbsp. flour
1 c. water
Lump butter
1/2 tsp. lemon extract
1 baked pie shell

Combine sugar and flour. Add eggs, vinegar and water. Cook
until smooth. Remove from heat and add small lump of
butter. Cool. Pour in 8 inch baked pie shell.

Have you ever EATEN vinegar pie? Did you like it? Tune in this Saturday for Between You and Me - we're talking about INTUITION!

Everyone MEANS to do new things...

branch out, go to events you've never been to... or just plain do something fun this summer. But you get busy. I get busy.

We're here to tell you: IT'S NOT TOO LATE!

Come to a KAXE concert this week - Friday night, August 1st from 6-8pm under the Rotary Tent at the KAXE Amphitheatre. It's the Wailin' Jennys!Even if you haven't heard this great group of female artists yet, you should be there! Opening up is a group of young women from Bemidji, Juniper.

We promise you a GREAT night! If you don't have a great time, John Bauer will personally come to your house and wash your dishes. Or your windows, you choose!!

Pack a cooler, grab your family and friends, and join us in Grand Rapids this Friday night! Tickets are $20 members and $30 for non-members.

Wailin' Jennys video

The Wailin' Jennys will be performing at the KAXE Amphitheater under the Rotary tent next Friday August 1st at 6pm. Tickets are still available - $20 for KAXE members and $30 for non-members. Until then, check out their cool video!

Video of Sarah Borges & the Broken Singles

Check out this great video of Sarah Borges from Sun Studios! Can't wait to see her under the Rotary Tent at the KAXE Amphitheater!

Online Mapping and Community Journalism

Jeff Ueland teaches GIS (Geographic Information Science) for the Department of Geography at Bemidji State University. He led a session called Mapping For Interactive Media for Bemidji area journalists involved with Northern Community Radio’s community website project at the Bemidji public library on July 8th.

Jeff said most people organize their lives around spatial concepts and relationships. It’s easy for us to relate to maps, because they represent the types of relationships our brains are used to. Since community journalism is about getting more information from online sources, maps can provide a solid background for illustrating a story.

Some resources for creating online maps or mashups are Google Maps, Yahoo Maps, Microsoft Virtual Earth, Google Earth, Google Documents and Flickr or Picasa (for photos). There is a Google Maps wiki with information and tutorials at http://mapki.com/. Another useful website is http://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/.

The journalism club will meet again in about two weeks at a Bemidji State University computer lab, where participants will actually be able to create maps. Everyone is welcome Listen to KAXE for more information or email Maggie at KAXE dot org. And let us know if you’d like to create a community journalism club in your town!