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Three Stocks That Can Double
For outsize stock gains in coming years, look to a specialty drug-maker, an oil pipeline operator and an airplane lessor, says one top-performing money manager. Jack Hough reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Reuters.
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Man tackles 'highest wave ever surfed'
The Hawaiian caught the wave off the coast of Nazaré in Portugal on Monday (January 28). It was reportedly 100ft high (30.48m), although that is subject to verification.
In video footage taken of the record attempt, the rider appears to be in miniature against the backdrop of the rising water as he balances on the board.
The surfing company in the town was reportedly trying to pinpoint just how large the wave had been.
The area of Portuguese coast is known for the enormous swells, with underwater canyon running right up to the shoreline cliffs, amplifying the waves that are created. The swells along the Praia do Norte are now known as creating some of the biggest surf in the world.
Mr McNamara, 45, is an extreme sportsman who was born in Massachusetts and later moved to Hawaii, and is known for his daring surfing escapades. As well as competing in a series of surfing championships, he has also ridden tidal waves from calving glaciers in Alaska.
If the record is confirmed, he will beat his own world record of 23.77 metres, which he registered in 2011, and was recognised by Guinness World Records last year.
He achieved that record in the same location after being towed into the wave by a jet ski.

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incentive trips
Our Sales Incentive trips give all Jeunesse Distributors the opportunity to meet certain qualifications and earn a premier trip to a world-class destination. Within the qualification period, Distributors can qualify by accumulating Travel Points (all ranks), Cycle Qualification (ranks Sapphire & below) and Director Qualification (ranks Ruby & above).
With its magnificent beaches, gorgeous harbor and iconic opera house, Sydney is one of the ultimate dream-come-true destinations. More than 20 hotels served as a getaway paradise for 6,000 of our Greater China Distributors, providing countless "snap-able" moments to post on social media. The most memorable part of this luxury trip to the Land Down Under was participating in a record-breaking group climb of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Talk about a view and an adventure to take your breath away — this was it!
Our Latin American Distributors came ready to play in the "Theme Park Capital of the World." Orlando was the perfect host as trip earners took advantage of Park Hopper passes to hop all over Walt Disney World's four major theme parks. The thrills and excitement continued with world-class cuisine and entertainment, including a VIP experience for the nightly fireworks display at Epcot's World ShowPlace. The week concluded with a special tour of Jeunesse World Headquarters, a farewell party and an extra day at "The Happiest Place on Earth."
Beauty, a rich multicultural heritage, delicious food and green, lush scenery as far as the eye can see — it's no wonder Vancouver is considered one of the top five cities in the world to visit. Presented with plenty of opportunity for adventure and fun, our Distributors toured the coastline aboard their own Sea Quest speed boat, crossed the Capilano Suspension Bridge with gorgeous unobstructed views and saw grizzly bears and sea lions. Some even experienced snow for the first time! It was a bucket-list trip of a lifetime that will not be soon forgotten.
Considered the ultimate tropical dream destination, Honolulu did not disappoint our Japanese Distributors. During their six magical days in paradise at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa, they enjoyed white sandy beaches along aquamarine waters and the twinkling skyline during a luxury dinner cruise. They toured Oahu, walked the world-famous Diamond Head Crater, soaked in the panoramic views and experienced a traditional luau complete with hula lessons and a champagne toast to living their dreams.
If sand, surf and sun make a perfect vacation in paradise, then spending six days in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, is a dream come true. Our Distributors spent their well-deserved Lifestyle Rewards Trip 2018 at the all-inclusive Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, enjoying all kinds of fun-filled moments. Gourmet food, exciting on-site recreation, beach time, pool time, spa time — it all made for an unforgettable time-of-your-life getaway opportunity.
Jeunesse is proud to recognize and celebrate Distributors who have worked hard to achieve Emerald Director status with a one-time incentive trip held each January in tropical Maui, Hawaii. On this trip, we introduce Emerald Directors to the perks of the Jeunesse VIP lifestyle they've now earned, while offering a variety of adventurous, luxurious and cultural activities that foster group connection and relationships with corporate leaders.
While they explore the wondrous waterfalls, exquisite beaches and other natural wonders of Maui, we invite all qualifying Emerald Directors to indulge in distinct privileges and discover the benefits of the Jeunesse products and business opportunity during Emerald Experience. See the Financial Rewards Plan for details on how to qualify.* *You may only participate in this experience the first year you meet the qualification criteria.
*You may only participate in this experience the first year you meet the qualification criteria.
More than 100 Emerald Directors gathered together at the luxurious Grand Wailea Resort in Maui, Hawaii, to enjoy world-class experiences as a Jeunesse Family. Together, they embarked on an adventurous snorkeling excursion, thrilled their palates with authentic Hawaiian cuisine and delighted in an entertaining luau complete with fire and hula performances. Emerald Experience 2018 was truly unforgettable, leaving Jeunesse leaders with lifelong memories of the exotic Hawaiian paradise.
Grand Wailea Resort in Maui hosted our Emerald Experience 2017. Jeunesse leaders were given the VIP treatment as they discovered all the island has to offer, participating in ziplining, hiking, snorkeling while catamaran sailing, and whale watching. Guests enjoyed plenty of local cuisine and a special Jeunesse Luau on their last night in paradise.
Diamond Discovery is the crown jewel of the Jeunesse Lifestyle Rewards program. Held each summer in some of the world's most prestigious and exotic destinations, this one-of-a-kind getaway is designed to reward our qualified Diamond Directors with an experience reflective of their elite level of leadership and hard work, while giving them quality time with Jeunesse Executives.
We graciously welcome all new Diamond Directors and all current Diamond Directors to live the life of luxury at Diamond Discovery. See the Financial Rewards Plan for details on how to qualify.
More than 200 Diamond Directors enjoyed one amazing journey full of meaningful time together as they celebrated their achievements during a leisurely cruise aboard the Silver Cloud by Silversea with Founders Randy Ray and Wendy Lewis, CVO Scott Lewis and many more of our global leaders. Our Jeunesse Family enjoyed everything from historic castles to kayaking through cliffsides along the British Isle, and from delicious cuisine in Dublin to bread-making lessons and a whisky distillery in Belfast.
For Diamond Discovery 2017, Diamond Directors traveled to the renowned Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora in French Polynesia. This luxurious hotel is nestled among white sand beaches, crystal clear lagoons and romantic island coves. Together, leaders indulged in the holistic spa, enjoyed thrilling excursions and savored traditional Polynesian food and entertainment. It was a beautiful, memorable getaway.
Lausanne, Switzerland, was the scenic setting for the Jeunesse 2016 Diamond Discovery. More than 150 Diamond Directors from around the world enjoyed the majestic mountain views and tours of the quaint countryside. Guests visited historical castles, traveled by train and saw the grand Swiss Alps via helicopter.
Incentive Trips
North America and Latin America Distributors visited the uber-modern metropolis of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Boasting cloud-skimming skyscrapers, sparkling sand beaches and breathtaking views, their Dubai experience included a mix of historical and modern marvels set against a beautiful desert backdrop.
For our Europe Distributors, the all-inclusive experiences and generous resort credit at Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort in Cancun, Mexico, ensured something for everyone. They relaxed on pristine white beaches overlooking crystalline waters, sipped margaritas in the sun, enjoyed a variety of water sports and got acquainted with the region's fascinating history and culture.
Rooted deep in European history, both Prague and Budapest offer impressive architecture, art culture and opportunities for exploration. In Prague, our Distributors felt like they walked through a time machine as they toured cathedrals, parks, gardens and palatial homes. In Budapest, they experienced a rich mix of traditional and modern architecture with Bohemian flair.
Jeunesse Distributors set sail on the Norwegian Epic for an awe-inspiring tour of the Mediterranean Sea's finest offerings. Departing from Barcelona, cruisers visited these scenic ports of call: Naples, Pompeii, Rome, Florence, Pisa and Cannes.
Distributors traveled to beautiful Jamaica for a week of sun and fun in paradise. Guests enjoyed team-building activities on the beach, played in the tropical pools and on water slides and dined under the stars at the welcome and goodbye parties.
In Germany, our Greater China Distributors enjoyed the bewitching landscape of rolling hills and majestic mountains. They toured impressive historical landmarks, including world-famous castles, monuments and museums. They also posed for pictures and picked up souvenirs from quaint shops in half-timbered villages.
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Accounting Auditing May Donald L. Mini (Los Angeles) California State College, graduate accounting theory seminar, Long Beach. "Accounting for Goodwill." July Oscar S. Gellein (Executive) National Accounting and Auditing Conference, Cleveland. "Accounting Changes —APB Opinion No. 20." Norman R. Kerth (New Orleans) Louisiana CPA Society and American Society of Women Accountants, New Orleans chapters. "Current Problems of the Accounting Profession." Louis A. MacKenzie (Detroit) Operating and financial staffs of Lepetit, Milan, Italy. "A Single Set of Accounting Principles for Companies Operating on a Worldwide Basis." Ralph W. Piersall, Jr. (Philadelphia) Pennsylvania CPA Institute technical development seminar, Philadelphia. "Accounting for Pension Costs." August Robert T. Atwood (Atlanta) Georgia Savings and Loan League, Atlanta. "FHLBB Management Information System and New Quarterly Reports." Camillus D. Conway (see Hogan) David W. Farris (see Steele) Thomas B. Hogan (Executive) Camillus D. Conway (Chattanooga) Tennessee CPA Society, Chattanooga. "The 'Wingding Manufacturing Company' Case Study." Norman R. Kerth (New Orleans) Louisiana CPA Society, Baton Rouge chapter, New Orleans. "Current Problems of the Accounting Profession." Kenneth G. Krueger (Colorado Springs) Hospital Financial Management Association, Colorado-Wyoming chapter, Denver. "The Budgeting Process." Harry R. Steele, David W. Farris (Los Angeles) California CPA Society, Whittier. "APB Opinion No. 19 —Reporting Changes in Financial Position." 30 September Robert T. Atwood (Atlanta) National Society of Controllers and Financial Officers of Savings Institutions, Atlanta. "FHLBB Management Information System and New Quarterly Reports." Walter B. Barlow, Jr. (New Orleans) Louisiana CPA Society, New Orleans chapter. "APB Opinion No. 18-The Equity Method of Accounting for Investments in Common Stock." Francis P. Carolan (Philadelphia) University of Pennsylvania tax conference, Philadelphia. "Financial Accounting for Deferred Compensation." Daniel J. Ciecko (Chicago) Illinois CPA Society, Chicago. "Income Statement Presentation." John A. Favret (Cleveland) Cleveland Engineering Society, management planning and control seminar, Cleveland. "Understanding Financial Statements." Richard P. Miller (Executive) Pennsylvania CPA Institute, northeastern chapter, Hazelton. "Reporting Changes in Financial Position." Fred M. Oliver (Salt Lake City) Utah League of Cities and Towns, general session, Salt Lake City. "Practical Applications of the Uniform Municipal Fiscal Procedures Act." Warren K. Reed (Baltimore) Management Accounting, "Readers React" Column, September 1971. "A Uniformity/Flexibility Balance." John F. Utley (Executive) Southeastern Electric Exchange, Savannah. "Recent Issues Considered by the Liaison Committees with the Federal Power Commission." October Ralph T. Bartlett (New Haven) White, Weld & Co., New Haven. "Current Accounting Developments." Wallace E. Dolliver (Los Angeles) Bank of America In-Bank Training Program, Los Angeles. "The CPA and His Client's Financial Statements." Norman R. Kerth (New Orleans) Louisiana CPA Society, Shreveport chapter, Shreveport. "Current Problems of the Accounting Profession." February Edward J. Ceol (see Gummer) Robert J. Gummer (New York), Edward J. Ceol (Wilkes-Barre) Wilkes College, accounting internship seminar, Wilkes-Barre. "Administrative Aspects of a Large Audit Versus a Small Audit." June Robert O. Beck (Detroit) General Motors Internal Auditors Conference, Detroit. "Statistical Sampling: Its Theory and Application." Richard P. Miller (Executive) New York CPA Society, Professional Development Week, Syracuse. "Audits ot Inventories." Fred M. Oliver (Salt Lake City) The Institute of Internal Auditors, Chicago. "New Developments in Governmental Auditing." July Glenn E. Funkhouser (Washington) The Practical Accountant, July-August 1971. "In Your Audit Report-Tell It Like It Is!" James I. Guest (Dallas) Southern Methodist University auditing class, Dallas. "Haskins & Sells Auditape System." Bennett S. Robinson (Los Angeles) Woodbury College, Los Angeles. "Reporting Standards." Duane R. Whitmarsh (Houston) The Practical Accountant, July-August 1971. "The Accountant's Role in Acquisition Investigations." August James A. Cox, Jr. (Las Vegas) General managers and controllers of Hughes Tool Company in Nevada, Las Vegas. "Regulation 6 of the Nevada Gaming Commission and State Gaming Control Board." James I. Guest, Gano Harris (Dallas) Texas CPA Society, East Texas chapter, Kilgore. "Auditape Applied to Bond Portfolio of Insurance Company." Gano Harris (see Guest) Fred M. Oliver (Salt Lake City) National legislative conference, Minneapolis. "Auditing of Public Programs: The CPA's View." Kenneth W. Stringer (Executive) American Accounting Association, Lexington, Kentucky. "Auditing." James L. Williams (Houston) Texas CPA Society professional development program, Houston. 'Fundamentals of a General Audit and Its Working Papers."
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Hickenlooper on right side of pension debate
Governors are understandably reluctant to lobby strongly on most active legislation. But it was a relief to see Gov. John Hickenlooper recently endorse the general concept of an important bill that died in the last legislative session, since it will undoubtedly be resurrected at a later date.
According to The Denver Daily News, Hickenlooper said on KOA's Mike Rosen Show that the board of the Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association could benefit from a better mix between those who belong to PERA and outsiders. "I do think the structure of who manages it and who makes these decisions needs to be more balanced," the governor said.
As I explained in a column in April, "11 of 15 members of the Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association board are PERA members and thus make decisions about their own pension benefits that directly affect taxpayers — now and for decades to come." That's why Republican Rep. Jim Kerr of Littleton sponsored House Bill 1248, authorizing the governor to appoint three more members, which would still leave PERA beneficiaries in charge.


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PRINCETON - There will come a day when this Princeton Day School ice hockey team will look up at the state championship banner and reflect differently.
Sure, they will remember it was a shared championship.
Most importantly, though, they will remember they played like champions.
It just doesn't fell like it right now for the Panthers.
Through three intense periods and a tension-filled overtime period PDS and Morristown-Beard skated to a 2-2 co-championship last night in the Prep B state final on the ice at PDS' McGraw Rink
'We played awesome,'' said PDS senior captain Cody Triolo. 'It's a shame we had four periods to win the game and we couldn't. But, I'm proud of the guys and we gave it all our heart.''
This marked the first time in Prep B history that there have been co-champions
The Panthers (18-2-1) controlled most of the play, despite having to come back from a goal down twice. Morristown-Beard (7-9-4) made things very interesting with a power play in the final 40 seconds of overtime.
Then there was what looked like a Crimson goal with 0.9 seconds left, but the officials ruled PDS goalie Connor Walker had control when the whistle blew.
'I was just trying to make myself as big as possible,'' said Walker, who had 24 saves. 'I had the puck. You have to have confidence in every situation. We tried our hardest and we're proud.''
The Morristown-Beard defensive style of play and some remarkable saves by Peter Alevras took a toll on the PDS confidence. The Crimson goalie turned away 47 Panther attempts.
'It's hockey and it's sports,'' said PDS coach Scott Bertoli. 'We deserved to win there's no question. We outplayed them, we out-chanced them and at times we completely dominated them. We've had a lot of bounces go our way this year and his time it just didn't work out. Give credit to them. They hung in there and that kid (Alevras) was unbelievable in net.''
Only Sean Timmons and Kyle Weller were able to find the back of the net for PDS. Timmons, Conrad Denise and Taran Auslander all had assists for the Panthers.
Mo-Beard, which has won five of the last six Prep B titles, got goals from Michael Meisenbacher and Andrew Callahan. Lucas Moser assisted on both goals.
The game had its share of physical play as neither team was looking to give a corner or a piece of real estate in front of the net.
'We know this is a big rivalry,'' said Auslander. 'We are the only two programs to win the prep championship ever. We knew they were going to come out tough and we need to respond and match them blow-for-blow. It's not our style, but we are willing to battle it out in the corners.''
Morristown-Beard got on the board with 6:42 left in the first and then as the period was winding down Weller put back a Timmons rebound to tie it with 62 seconds left.
Just 25 seconds into the second period Mo-Beard got on top at 2-1 the two skated even for most of the period and then Auslander found Timmons with 1:37 left before intermission for the tying goal.
'We are disappointed,'' said Bertoli. 'But, we have a lot of pride on that locker-room. We have a lot of older leadership and this was important to them. They proved that tonight. They weren't going to be beaten. We just didn't win.''
As time goes by they will begin to feel like they didn't lose, either.
They will deservedly feel like champions.
Goals: MB: Callahan, Meisenbacher. PDS: Weller, Timmons.
Assists: MB: Moser 2. PDS: Timmons, Auslander, Denise.
Shots: MB: 26, PDS: 49. Saves: MB: Alevras 47, PDS: Walker 24.


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To ensure the safety and physical well-being of the patient, it may be 30-45 minutes before two members of your family can visit. Visits will be brief so that the nurse can continue to provide you care during this time. The recovery area may have other patients in various stages of recovery so we ask guests to help us keep the area quiet and peaceful. In recovery, it's normal to experience some pain and discomfort. We'll monitor and treat your pain until you're able to sleep.
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An outpatient procedure means that the patient will go home the same day as their surgery. You must have a friend or family member drive you home.
It is important that you and your family/friend(s) pay close attention to the home care instructions that will be reviewed with you before discharge. We encourage everyone who will be assisting you after your surgery to carefully review the home care instructions, ask questions and take notes.
Remember that anesthesia may affect your ability to remember what is said for several hours so feel free to ask questions.
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Some procedures require the patient to be admitted to the hospital after surgery. This may be necessary depending on the type of care you will need.
When you are stable, your care team will transport you to a nursing unit when a bed becomes available. Each nursing unit has highly trained staff and physicians who focus on the physical and emotional needs of our patients and their loved ones.
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Australia's Arts Minister Simon Crean has promised $20.7m (A$20m) over three years for an Australian interactive games fund, urging the industry to help set up the fund so that it will be of most assistance.
Describing games as a natural extension of film, he said the global interactive sector was as big as movies and was forecast to be worth $93bn (A$90bn) by 2015. The fund will be administered by Screen Australia.
Crean made the announcement yesterday, the last day of the annual conference of the Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA).
In other conference news, Kemi, a privately-financed film without a sales agent or distributor, set amid Sydney's African immigrant and refugee community, won the prestigious DigiSPAA Award for a film made without direct government assistance.
"It is a brilliant cocktail of romantic, criminal and bizarre activities of the Ghanaian and Nigerian residents in the Sydney suburb of Blacktown," said Antony I Ginnane, one of the judges of the initiative.
The film, which "stood out for its humour and narrative," is told through the eyes of an unemployed Nigerian teenager who unknowingly wrecks havoc in her community through gossip.
The SPAA conference also acted as a platform for the presentation of the inaugural Natalie Miller Fellowship to Rachel Okine, general manger of Hopscotch Features for the past seven years. She intends to use the opportunity to attend the Harvard Business School's Women's Leadership Forum.
SPAA has been lobbying hard for additional local content regulation on Australian commercial television and more financial incentives for local production. While Crean made it clear in his wide-ranging speech that he had some sympathy for SPAA's position, Cabinet as a whole still needed convincing.
Pressure is also being applied to Government to increase Australia's 16.5% tax rebate for offshore films.
"We are not yet in a position to change the location offset, much as I would like to," he said. There was no easy solution to the appreciation of the Australian dollar – which has gone up 60% in the past four to five years – and it was taking its toll on many industries.
Crean told delegates that earlier in the week on the set of Wolverine, director James Mangold had told him the crew was the best he had worked with and that Australia has a wonderful diversity of locations.
But without an additional one-off grant in addition to the rebate, Wolverine would not be filming in Australia because of costs. Crean later told the media that it was not out of the question that other films could get additional assistance if they proved their case.
While accepting that various issues still need to be resolved, Crean said the film and television production industry was in great shape. He also spoke of the importance of engaging with Asia, mentioning that official co-production arrangements are being negotiated with India, Malaysia and Korea.
"These co-production agreements are not just an opportunity for our industry to collaborate and provide jobs but it also enables Australia to understand the Asian markets better,"
Bait 3D, an official co-production with Singapore, "did not do too well here but it's going gangbusters in China," he added.


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The Collected Vinyar Tengwar SS 4 (coil bound)
Paperback, 116 Pages
Price: $9.99
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Philological Essays — Collects issues 39, 41 & 42 of Vinyar Tengwar, a journal devoted to the scholarly study of the invented languages of J.R.R. Tolkien.
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- Elvish Linguistic Fellowship (Standard Copyright License)
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- Elvish Linguistic Fellowship
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- March 1, 2013
- Language
- English
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- 116
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- Coil
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- Black & white
- Weight
- 0.5 lbs.
- Dimensions (inches)
- 6 wide x 9 tall
- Product ID
- 20724054
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these are nowhere near able to do this kind of audio processing.
I have done similar project on Arduino Uno (with less channels & quality) and based on that experience 100MHz DSP should easily be able to do this,
I can code the DSP with C/C++ or assembly for performance.
All the mixed channels are digital and the sample data for the channels should reside in external memory because there can be several MB's of data.
With a 16MHz processor??? Even the Due only runs at 84MHz.
That rules out the Arduino.


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Angel Food Cake with Fruit
Total TimePrep/Total Time: 10 min.
Makes8 servings
- 1 can (21 ounces) peach pie filling
- 1 package (16 ounces) frozen unsweetened strawberries, thawed and drained or 1-1/2 cups fresh strawberries, halved
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 2 medium apples, chopped
- 2 medium firm bananas, sliced
- 1 prepared angel food cake (8 to 10 ounces), cut into 8 slices
- Whipped topping, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the pie filling, strawberries, oranges and apples. Fold in bananas. Spoon a heaping 1/2 cupful over each slice of cake. Garnish with whipped topping if desired.
Nutrition Facts1 slice: 231 calories, 1g fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 229mg sodium, 56g carbohydrate (47g sugars, 4g fiber), 3g protein.
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Jun 30, 2013
This recipe was so quick. It is one of those that you can make with pretty much ingredients you already have. I even cheated (because of time factor) and bought an already-prepared Angel Food Cake. I think I spent 15 minutes putting this together, yet it seemed as if I had slaved in the kitchen for quite a while. Great recipe!
Jan 27, 2013
Jan 26, 2013
I made it just as written and it was a hit with six adults who were watching their weight; Will make again and again.
Jan 25, 2013
I thought this recipe was clean and refreshing. I like light desserts. Keep up the good work.
Jan 24, 2013
It was great...I served it for my bridge group and it was so light and easy
Jan 24, 2013
The next time this recipe will be use it will be for my granddaughter to earn a badge in Girl Scouts. She needs to make a simple dessert and put it together at a meeting.So what is simpler then buying the cake at the store and mixing the other ingredients and putting it together and serve to a large group of hungry girls
Jan 24, 2013
Wow it was a really delicious dessert - light and yummy! So quick to make also - my kind of dessert --- Thank you for this recipe. Carole - Plaisance, Quebec Canada
Jan 22, 2013
This was wonderful and fast and easy and I want to thank you and please don't listen to all the ones that give a bad review they are jealous and from 1 georgia girl to another it was great
Jan 18, 2013
Thank you Jennifer, for a great, quick idea for desert. I am a diabetic and sometimes I'm just too busy or frazzled to think what to serve a guest or ourselves, for a desert. It's a lovely idea, one that I never thought of. Ignore the comments from the chefs we're supposed to bow down to. Surely, at some point before you became so Godlike, you too had days that you just couldn't think of a thing to serve. Sometimes the simplest is the best. Shame on you! I, for one, will definitely serve this again.
Jan 18, 2013
I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds wonderful. I have made something similar to this,instead of canned pie filling, I use pudding ( chocolate and vanilla ) or yogurt, with fresh fruit or cook fruit with sauce. I never thought of using canned pie filling.Great idea, for those times when you need something quick.