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Warming up some soup? Making instant oatmeal? Having some leftovers for lunch or dinner? Are you tired of wrestling those hot bowls/containers from the microwave? Here's a new kind of microwave potholder - a Microwave Bowl Holder that will make this task much easier on the hands!.
Just nestle your bowl/container inside the potholder, put both in the microwave, and easily remove when your food is done without getting your fingers hot.
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Excellent pattern and instructions. Making these for gifts. Quick and easy to make.
I have made many of these for gifts. Everyone loves them. Great for ice cream, also.
I did make sure to keep one on hand for myself.
Easy to follow pattern! Very useful gift to sew.
I am planning on making these for the holidays as presents
Love pattern!
Can't wait to make these
This is a very interesting pattern and one I am excited to make. Would make good gift item.
Very easy pattern to follow. Stitches out easily and quickly. I gave them as Christmas gifts this year in sets of 4 and everyone loved them.
Very easy to make,really works
I found the pattern easy to follow. I did some that were a couple of inches larger for larger bowls which worked out well. Made great gifts. I use mine all the time. Thanks for posting.
The pattern was vey easy to follow, easy to make. I made two and have used them a lot in the morning for hot cereal breakfast and for hot soups, etc. Sure beats burning your fingers while trying to take the bowl out of the microwave and putting on the table to eat.
You are a crafty genius! Made many for Christmas presents and they want more! I am going to try and make some in a little larger size. Thank you so much for sharing!
Great pattern! Easy to follow. Great for kids.
I. Love the ease of the pattern and have made them for Christmas presents in NFL fabric!
Easy to follow instructions, have a made 1/2 dozen or so for gifts & for myself.
This pattern is super cute and easy to follow, especially for a beginner sewist like myself :-)!
I love this pattern, Im still a beginner and learning but it was very easy. All my family love
Love it,great pattern and easy to do!
A nice way to use up scraps. I added a loop so that I could hang it on the microwave cart.
Great and very easy pattern to use!
Great pattern, easy to follow directions, fun project, Thanks
Nice pattern, great gift items especially for a college student!! Thanks!
Very handy item. Tutorial was well written and this is an easy to make project. Food still gets very hot and you can handle everything straight from the microwave. I use these even when using hot food from the stove as they make handling much better and you can put them on your lap straight away. They can be used for large soup mugs too. By making the squares bigger and the darts shorter you can adjust these for dinner plates as Great little tute!
This is the greatest idea yet! Use mine all the time. Instructions were excellent and so easy to follow.
I've been using blue painters tape 1 inch wide for spacing for marking the sewing lines. Much faster than using a ruler and the tape can be used over again. I start in the middle and work outward for even sewing lines. I use one of those chalk wheels for marking my lines. Also use a walking foot to keep fabric from moving when sewing the fabric and batting together. I've made several sets of the bowls and cute regular and fingetip potholders. I also found a pattern for insulated bands that go around soda cans. Great for summer time. Many compliments on the practicality of the bowls.
Easy and so fast to make up.
I can see what the teacher gifts and xmas gifts will be this year!
love this pattern so quick and easy to make
This a great pattern. easy to make and you can use up some of that scrap fabric!
I first made this back in May 2012 and I love it! I've made numerous ones as gifts! I too have wanted to make one the size of a dinner plate and have figured out the measurements but haven't tested it yet! Also, I prefer to cut my "batting" 9" square (the fabric is 10" square) to help lessen the bulk in the seams and it works perfectly!!
Very easy pattern to follow. Great idea and I use made several.
Very easy to sew and loved the end product. Made many gifts and everyone thinks it is such a great idea.
This was easy to understand and to sew. I made a few and have already given them as gifts. I think this would also make a great gift for a new college student.
Very fun and easy. Great way to play with fabric mixing, contrast threads, etc. My only comment is after a while, I hoped I'd hit my "sewing jones zone," but I felt very stop-start, with all the marking, stitching, then more marking, then sewing. Nature of the beast with this type of project. Also, my topstitching looks jacked-- as in lumpy and wonky at times. I think there's some batting bulk at the edges, but everything is tucked, neat, and finished. I've used different bowls in them of different sizes, depths, and even an off-shape, and they all work fine in the holders. Also, the holder seems to insulate the dish while eating/ sitting, keeping it warmer a bit-- a BIT-- longer, which was just enough tonight to finish reheated soup on a cold evening. Definitely worth adding this easy gem to your collection!
After making the first one which took a little bit longer. I just love this pattern and got creative and increased the pattern to 12x12 to the perfect size. Since then I have made 30 of them for a craft fair and gifts. Now I have a request to make it bigger for a dinner plate.
This is a great tutorial! The pictures are wonderful and help so much when going through the process of making these. Don't think it will be a really FAST project though. There is more to it than there looks like! So, just plan plenty of time! We LOVE having these for warming up our winter soups! No more burned hands! YAY!
I'm glad I started early. The instructions are very easy and I love the step by step pictures as well.
A lot of people have never seen this before. These are perfect to make for Christmas gifts!!
I'm over my fear of making darts too!!
easy to sew, clear directions and a actually useful! Love it!
This was so very easy. And the directions were clear and easy to follow. It will be great for gifts.
Haven't gotten around to making them, but I plan to make a lot for Xmas. Think this is the best idea ever.
This is the best. Made one for myself and love it. Great gift idea.
LOVE it! Easy to sew and works great!
Made for Presents for shower gift. Great and easy.
Thank you for the bowl pattern. Cannot wait to make one.
Brilliant design, well written instructions.
I love this these as gifts and received many compliments!
Fantastic pattern!
love love this ideal and pattern was very easy and fun to do!
My husband said that this was one of the most useful items that I've ever made. He uses it often when warming up his soup.
These are the best thing ever. Thanks for such a wonderful pattern & idea.
I gave each of my quilting group buddies a microwave bowl potholder, with a bowl, as a gift. They loved them. So easy and so useful. I even increased the size by 2" on a couple of them so they will accommodate a larger bowl. Wonderful pattern.
Love this pattern. Had so much fun making it, I had my mom purchase the pattern also, and we made some together. So fast and love using them.
This is a fun and easy pattern and the instructions were very good. I made a half dozen just in my spare time to have for quick gifts.
I used a 12 1/2" square for a couple of these (using the 2 1/2" darts) and like that it was a little bigger and made a good hot pad when going from the Microwave to the table. I also made a couple using 11" squares which seemed to work out good for the bowls I personally use in my microwave.
GREAT Pattern and GREAT idea.
Love this pattern. Have made several as qifts and this could be my next big craft show item, if I can get ahead of all the friends that want them. would not dream of selling them without giving credit to Rita.
Clear and easy instruction/pictures - results were very nice. Appreciated by many as holiday presents!!
I love this pattern. It came in so handy when I heated up soup in the microwave. Didn't burn myself like I use too.
I LOVE THIS PATTERN! Easy and very clear instructions! We use ours all the time, and they make great gifts! I prefer a 1/4" seam over the 1/2" when sewing the pieces together, and I made a "dart" cardboard pattern piece which saves a little time. May I suggest university prints--my aunt (a K-State fan) begged me to make her a bowl--I giggled the whole time as I stitched up a Mizzou bowl--so funny!
love this and very made 7 of these. I need someone to create a pattern for coffeee mugs.
I made one of these for my mom and she loves it. It was very easy to do - great clear instructions with several pictures.
I made one up tonight! Yes, it is quick and easy and so functional! I plan to make up about 2 dozen to use as stocking stuffers (of course, I'll be keeping a few for myself). I added a little to the pattern though. I top stitched all the way around after pulling it to the right side. Then I put a couple of stitches right in the center to help keep the shape after washings. Thank you thank you thank you. My PDF showed that it was so I also sent a thank you to Rita Witzel
Great pattern. Makes great gifts!
This is a great pattern. It makes a very useful addition to the kitchen. Using all cotton components is a must.
Loved this pattern! Loved the finished product! This is a fast, easy project you can get done within an hour and turns out so great. This will make great gifts for friends and family. Would also be great in a "get well" basket with a can of soup, nice bowl and other items. The only issue that I had was when you are doing the top stitching the corners are very bulky and had to walk the machine through it. PATTERN AND PROJECT!!
very easy to make. perfect for gifts!
Nice pattern, very simple and makes a great gift.
Quick, easy, functional! Great way to use up leftover fabric!
I love this pattern, very quick and easy to make.
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VOORHEES, N.J. - The wry, half-sheepish grin Andrej Meszaros adopted as he walked back into the Skate Zone locker room Thursday seemed almost appropriate. There simply have been too many of these 'So, you do you feel?' kind of pop quizzes for him for too long a period of time now.
Yet it's been less than two years since Meszaros, with a better-than average shot and an instinctual grasp of where to put the puck finished up his first Flyers season with so much promise. Though the Flyers club that the year before had made a run to the Stanley Cup Finals was on the verge of great change, with franchise building blocks Mike Richards and Jeff Carter both ticketed to leave, Meszaros settled in as the winner of that year's Barry Ashbee Trophy as the team's best defenseman, and seemingly had his best years ahead of him.
Since then, the injuries have piled up and Meszaros' blooming talents have gained a rusty edge.
'It's definitely frustrating,' the Flyers' 27-year-old injured list stalwart said. 'During the lockout, I wanted to play in Europe ... but it didn't happen. So the focus was get healthy and try to start the season on time, which I did. So it was good for me to play, and then after four games, this happens. Bad luck, I guess.'
'This' is a left shoulder injury that, hopefully, is healing. Meszaros was able to skate with his team, albeit for only a short time, at practice Thursday. But he guess-timates he's still 'a few weeks' away from a return, which in a 48-game season is a pretty significant period of recovery.
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After early career stints in Ottawa and Tampa Bay, he had seemed to find himself as a solid two-way defender with a real upshot on the power play. But after that first, fabulous Flyers season, Meszaros suffered a wrist injury during the 2011 offseason. So he started slow, but managed to squeeze in 62 games last season before a back injury sent him down. He underwent surgery in March for removal of a disc fragment, returning only in time for the last game of a conference semifinals playoff series loss to New Jersey.
Meszaros began rehabiliating last summer, but in August, he injured his Achilles' tendon while working out, another injury requiring surgery. Only a lockout prevented him from missing another few months of games, and as it was, he seemed uncertain whether he was ready when the season finally did begin Jan. 19. But Meszaros went in ... and 10 days later went out during a game against the Rangers with the shoulder injury.
His frequent absences have been felt acutely by a team that over the past two seasons has tried to improve its blue line in the wake of a likely career-ending concussion for Chris Pronger, but simply hasn't been able to do enough in that effort.
At least Meszaros is still grinning over it all. But hey, how does he feel?
'Tough to say,' Meszaros managed to say. 'I'm feeling better. I'm progressing, but obviously I'm not where I want to be yet. We'll see how it goes the next few weeks. ... After the (current road) trip, maybe we'll see how it is and we'll go from there. I can't really tell, exactly, but I'm doing better than I was.'
That said, Meszaros knows any player incurring a string of injuries like he's had tends to fall victim to that haunting label of 'injury prone player.' He doesn't want that, nor does he particularly like the idea of returning early from this or any other injury.
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'The first two days it was tough for me to move. Now it's rehabbing every day and trying to strengthen my shoulder. But who knows? One day I can feel better and one day it depends on what I did the day before. So we're going one day at a time.'
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But despite the public grousing and aggressive posture of top executives and Washington operatives, there's little evidence that trade associations and other business-minded groups will actually be able to move the needle in the 2014 election.
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"The Senate Conservatives Fund, Heritage Action and FreedomWorks are really just eating the lunch of some of the normal business groups," said Dan Mattoon, former executive director of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
The problem for the business lobby is the stakes couldn't be higher: Its future power and whether it will be able to regain its standing as one of the drivers of legislation and priorities on Capitol Hill are at stake as new conservative groups have considerably more sway with members like Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and a large number of House Republican lawmakers who have dominated the political process this year.
( WATCH: Cruz says Senate GOP 'most damaging' to 2014)
While many heads of trade groups have been trying to navigate the new political reality in Washington, in some ways they are ill-equipped to battle more recently formed groups like Heritage Action For America and Senate Conservatives Fund that are focused on making Congress more conservative and holding Republican lawmakers accountable by ginning up the grass roots.
"Fundamentally, if the business community wants to be more engaged in the grass-roots politics, they have to have a permanent presence there," Heritage Action's Dan Holler said. "Arguably, there are local businesses at every level. They could be the conduit for that message. The problem is the policies big business groups are trying to sell don't resonate outside of Washington."
The business lobby, taking a more aggressive tack, is also at odds with its risk-averse nature and the fact that many organizations have policies that prohibit their political arms from supporting nonincumbents in primaries. Those factors, and others, make it hard to see how they could create an army that could take out some of the Republican lawmakers they hold responsible for the recent 16-day government shutdown and near default on the country's debt.
( PHOTOS: Government reopens after shutdown)
At the same time, the usual "political carrots," like endorsements and throwing fundraisers, have also become less effective ways of trying to persuade Republican true believers in the House because they pride themselves on being anti-establishment and don't necessarily want Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) to rev up his powerful fundraising machine on their behalf.
"The playing field has been leveled by some of these outside groups who are providing fundraising and organizational might to members or candidates who previously relied more heavily on committees or leadership for those functions," said Kevin Madden of JDA Frontline.
But Big Business isn't going down without a fight.
Discussions over whether to get involved in more primaries have been happening at the most senior levels inside groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce since this summer, but many operatives say the shutdown and expectation for continued funding fights this winter have increased the need for groups to get more involved.
"While the elections game has changed and the political world has changed, business has not yet adapted to the new realities," said Bruce Mehlman of Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti. "The GOP is witnessing a civil war for its soul between Jacksonian populists skeptical of business and Reagan Republicans looking to partner in pursuit of principled progress. If business does not engage in an aggressive new way in support of the Reaganites in GOP primaries, it will soon find itself without educated allies or reliable champions."
Advocates of pushing the primary envelope are looking largely to the Chamber of Commerce to lead the charge. The business group has long had one of the most active political operations in Washington and also is used to soliciting big checks from its members.
One source familiar with the Chamber said getting into primaries is a "priority" because one of the things motivating a lot of members is the fear of a primary.
Chamber President Thomas Donohue "is all in," the source said.


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|© Eddie Tapp/Jane Conner Ziser
With my 62nd birthday coming up next month, I've been thinking about the "Other Side of 60," which is the title of a song my brother, Bob, wrote. Please take a listen - and then come back.
At this stage of the game (well past half time), some of my friends are talking about retiring.
Me? Never. In fact, I have never been busier and more exacted about photography . . . and life. So excited, in fact, that I think I need to start iAARP: International Association of Adventurous and Rockin' Photographers.
I think photography keeps one young - and young at heart. I also think keeping up with technology keeps one young, which is why I keep developing apps - or should I say why I work with talented app developers who develop my apps with me.
|I still feel the same as when I was at Woodstock in 1969.
That's me with the fro on the hood of the car.
"A quote from Ansel Adams… 'In my mind's eye, I visualize how a particular sight and feeling will appear on a print. If it excites me, there is a good chance it will make a good photograph. It is an intuitive sense, an ability that comes from a lot of practice.'
"Tomorrow will bring much more to explore and create… and I will continue to practice."
|© Parish Kohanim
|© Alex Morley
My friend Alex Morley, who is co-leading our Oregon Coast Photo Caravan later this year, also agrees: "Rick, it's amazing that any photographer these days would say we've learned all. I'm 60, soon to be 61 years old, and I cannot find enough time to explore all I want to learn. And it just keeps getting more and more interesting!"
Click here to see me backing up my brother Bob.
|Traveling and photographing is still my passion.
I can rest when I'm dead. © Rick Sammon
Click here for more thoughts on the other side of 60.
Please leave your comments here in the Comments section if you have some thoughts on being over 60.
Here's a closing thought for the younger photographers who are reading this blog post:
Please leave your comments here in the Comments section if you have some thoughts on being over 60.
Here's a closing thought for the younger photographers who are reading this blog post:
You are now where I once was. I am now where you one day will be.
Explore the light,
P.S. Here are the words to Bob's song. He's a poet, too.
The Other Side of 60
© 2008 Bob Sammon, All Rights Reserved
From the other side of 60
20 Don't look too bad
Thinking back to younger days
and all the friends we had.
Singing, playing, loving,
Testing our new wings.
Taking reckless chances
on damn near anything.
From the other side of 60
30 looked like it should.
That's when I married her
and life ahead looked good.
Sure, there were some trade offs.
Things settled down too much.
But kids and work were all we had
and slowly we lost touch.
And you never see it coming
No matter how you try
To gaze into the future
And let imagination fly
There's always something coming
You can't anticipate.
So take a breath and hold it in
And learn to laugh at fate.
From the other side of 60
40 was much the same.
Days turned into endless days.
But no one bore the blame.
And when she got real restless
She just got up and left.
The kids and me just sat there,
Stunned and left adrift.
From the other side of 60
Fifty was a blur.
Kids had grown, gone on their own
And I never heard from her.
Some things sure looked different
And some were just the same.
But somewhere deep down in my soul
was that ever burning flame.
So from this side of 60
It's looking good again.
All the pain we suffered through
has vanished with the wind.
There's music, friends and family
to fill up each new day.
And every step, each gain and loss
Was a price I gladly paid.


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U.S. Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission
Waitress Harassed and Fired Because of Her Age, Federal Agency Charged
HOUSTON - Two Houston-area adult-oriented businesses have settled an age discrimination case brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced today. According to the EEOC's suit, AHD Houston, Inc. and W.L. York, Inc., doing business as Cover Girls, violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) by harassing and ultimately firing a waitress because of her age.
In its lawsuit (Civil Action No. 4:09-cv-01371), the EEOC charged that in August 2005, two male managers at Cover Girls, both in their 30s, began harassing and discriminating against Mary Bassi, who was in her 50s, because of her age. On multiple occasions, these managers referred to Bassi as "old" and made other negative comments about her age, including telling her she was exhibiting signs of Alzheimer's disease. Cover Girls' management also began hiring younger female waitresses and scheduling them for shifts in place of Bassi, despite the fact that she was performing her duties well and had received no recent disciplinary actions.
Finally, without provocation or explanation, Cover Girls fired Bassi in August 2006 when she was 56 years old, the EEOC said. When she was fired, Bassi had worked at various establishments owned by or related to the defendants over the preceding 13 years.
"Age discrimination cannot and will not be tolerated in any business or industry in Houston," said EEOC Regional Attorney James Sacher. "No matter what sector they occupy, business establishments are not exempt from the federal laws which protect employees from discrimination and adverse employment actions based on age."
The two defendants operate sexually oriented business establishments in the Houston area, which include Centerfolds and Cover Girls. Cover Girls closed its doors as a result of a fire shortly following Bassi's termination, but is now set to reopen in early 2011.
Age discrimination violates the ADEA, which is one of the statutes the EEOC is charged with enforcing. The EEOC filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, only after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement.
The settlement terms, set forth in a consent decree signed and entered by U.S. District Judge Kenneth M. Hoyt, require the two defendants to pay $60,000 to compensate Bassi for the age discrimination and wrongful discharge. The decree also contains provisions to ensure that the defendants' managers and employees are properly trained to fully understand and comply with federal employment discrimination laws. In addition, the companies are required to maintain policies and procedures for addressing illegal discrimination in the workplace, including complaint procedures and guidelines for investigating complaints of discrimination, which must be approved by the EEOC.
The EEOC is responsible for enforcing federal laws against employment discrimination. Additional information about the EEOC is available on the agency's web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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START Conference Manager
Transforming Information Markets: Implications of the Digital Network Economy
Benjamin Bates
ASIS&T 2008 Annual Meeting (AM08 2008)
Columbus, Ohio, October 24-29, 2008
The continuing development of digital technology and interconnected digital and global networking are radically transforming media and information markets, cost and value structures, and consumer attitudes and expectations. This is contributing to a shift from a perception of traditional media format of products as the focus of consumer interest to an interest in content, with the media form of interest only to the degree to which it adds value to media consumption. This suggests a need for media and libraries to shift from thinking of themselves as distributors of specific media (newspaper, radio, TV, books, etc.) to a more generalized provider of access to information. They, as well as emerging cross-media platforms (Internet TV, Mobile TV, Cell TV, etc.) and other information goods and services, need to focus on not merely on providing valued content, but on identifying and taking advantage of the appropriate content added-value that new products and services bring. This paper examines the theoretical foundation for value in information goods and services, and builds an argument for the various features of the digital network economy contributing to this shift in two ways: the rise of an increasingly active, value-oriented audience of information users; and the reduction of economic and technological barriers that increase competition, which then drives those in the information marketplace to focus on competing through creating added value.
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Using the Quicken 2006 Retirement Calculator
Imagine that you decide to jump into your employer's 401(k) thing (a type of profit-sharing plan) and that it allows you to plop $6,000 into a retirement account that you think will earn about 9 percent annually. Fortunately, you don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure this stuff out. You can just use the Quicken 2006 Retirement Calculator:
1. Choose Planning –> Financial Calculators –> Retirement Calculator.
The Retirement Calculator dialog box appears.
2. Enter what you've already saved as your current savings.
Move the cursor to the Current Savings text box and type your current retirement savings (for example, if you have some Individual Retirement Account money or you've accumulated a balance in an employer-sponsored 401(k) account).
3. Enter the annual yield that you expect your retirement savings to earn.
Move the cursor to the Annual Yield text box and type the percent.
4. Enter the annual amount added to your retirement savings.
Move the cursor to the Annual Contribution text box and type the amount that you or your employer will add to your retirement savings at the end of each year.
5. Enter your current age.
Move the cursor to the Current Age text box and type a number.
6. Enter your retirement age.
Move the cursor to the Retirement Age text box and type a number.
7. Enter the age to which you want to continue withdrawals.
Move the cursor to the Withdraw Until Age field and type a number. This number is how old you think you'll be when you die. Yeah, it's a pretty grim thought, so let's just say that ideally you want to run out of steam before you run out of money. So go ahead and make this age something pretty old — like 95.
8. Enter any other income you'll receive — such as Social Security.
Move the cursor to the Other Income (SSI, Etc.) text box and type a value. Note that this income is in current-day, or uninflated, dollars.
9. Indicate whether you plan to save retirement money in a tax-sheltered investment.
Select the Tax Sheltered Investment option button if your retirement savings earns untaxed money. Select the Non-Sheltered Investment option button if the money is taxed.
10. Enter your current marginal tax rate, if needed.
If you're investing in taxable stuff, move the cursor to the Current Tax Rate text box. Then type the combined federal and state income tax rate that you pay on your last dollars of income.
11. Enter your anticipated retirement tax rate.
Move the cursor to the Retirement Tax Rate text box, and then . . . hey, wait a minute. Who knows what the rates will be next year, let alone when you retire? You should just type 0, but remember that the Annual Income After Taxes is really your pretax income (just as your current salary is really your pretax income).
12. Enter the anticipated inflation rate.
Move the cursor to the Predicted Inflation text box and type the inflation rate. By the way, in recent history, the inflation rate has averaged just above 3 percent.
13. Indicate whether the annual additions will increase.
Select the Inflate Contributions check box if the additions will increase annually by the inflation rate. (Because your salary and 401(k) contributions will presumably inflate if there's inflation, the Inflate Contributions check box should be selected.)
14. After you enter all the information, click Calculate and peek at the Annual Income After Taxes field.
If you want to see the after-tax income in future-day, inflated dollars, deselect the Annual Income In Today's $ check box but leave the Inflate Contributions check box checked.
To get more information on the annual deposits, balances, income, and so on, click the Schedule button, which appears on the face of the Retirement Calculator dialog box. Quicken whips up a quick little report showing the annual deposits, income, and ending retirement account balances for each year you plan to add to and withdraw from your retirement savings.


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Happy 10th Anniversary to all the readers of this column. It's amazing to believe that this column has been published for ten years this month. Over 2000 recipes have been put into these weekly columns. I do hope that you found a recipe or two that might be added to your recipe collection. Thank you for your wonderful comments throughout the years about the recipes.
Here are a few recipes that I make for special occasions or when company is coming.
Chambord Martini
Makes 2.
3 ounces vodka or gin
1 ounce Chambord raspberry liqueur
2 ounces fresh pineapple juice
4 ounces champagne or sparkling wine
2 twists orange peel
Pour all the liquid ingredients into a tall bar glass, shake with ice and pour into a martini glass and top with lemon peel.
Orange Muffins
1 cup self-rising flour
¼ cup brown sugar
2 large eggs
½ cup unsweetened orange juice
¼ cup canola oil
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
vegetable cooking spray
¼ cup granulated sugar
1 ½ tablespoons all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 ½ tablespoons butter
In a bowl whisk together flour and sugar, make a well in the center.
In another bowl mix together eggs, orange juice, oil, and vanilla extract; pour into well in dry ingredients. Stir just until moistened.
Spoon into paper muffin cups coated with vegetable cooking spray.
Fill cups about two thirds full. Bake in a 400 degree oven for about 8 minutes.
Topping: in a bowl with a pastry cutter or 2 knives, mix sugar, flour, cinnamon, and butter, cutting the butter into the ingredients. Remove muffins from oven and sprinkle with topping; return muffins to oven for 6 minutes more or until edges of muffins are lightly browned.
Spinach and Apple Salad with Bacon and Candied Pecans
Serves 4-6.
Candied Pecans:
1 cup pecans
¼ cup confectioners' sugar
Salad Dressing:
salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste
¼ cup EVOO, olive oil
¼ cup white wine or champagne vinegar
2 tablespoons maple syrup
6 slices smoked bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled
1 Granny Smith apple, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
1 package baby spinach leaves, trimmed
Feta cheese
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a bowl cover pecans with water, then pour through a strainer to shake out the water. In another bowl add confectioners' sugar, then add pecans and toss. Transfer to the dried strainer to shake off excess sugar. Arrange pecans on a parchment paper – lined baking sheet and bake for 10-12 minutes until lightly caramelized and golden. Cool and set aside.
In a bowl whisk together vinegar, olive oil, maple syrup, salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste.
In a salad bowl toss together apple slices with lemon juice, just to coat, to prevent browning. Add spinach leaves; toss to mix well. When ready to serve add enough salad dressing to coat and toss to mix. Toss in bacon crumbles and feta cheese. Top salad with sugared pecans, serve immediately.
Yellow Squash Soup
Serves 4.
2 tablespoons butter
1 large sweet onion, finely chopped
3-4 yellow squash, depending on size, chopped
1 ½ cups chicken broth
¼ cup white wine (Optional)
1 cup sour cream
Salt and pepper, to taste
Pinch of cinnamon, if desired
Fresh parsley for garnish
In large heavy saucepan melt butter and sauté onions until just wilted, not brown. Add chopped squash, white wine, and chicken broth cook over medium heat until squash is tender, about 20 minutes. Pour mixture in a blender and blend. Add sour cream. Season with cinnamon, salt and pepper, to taste. Mix well and chill. Serve ice cold, garnished with parsley.
Spinach Casserole
2 packages frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained
1 envelope onion soup mix
1 cup sour cream
Salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste
¼ to ½ cup Cheddar cheese, shredded
Parmesan cheese, grated
In a buttered baking casserole dish combine spinach, onion soup, sour cream, salt and pepper, to taste. Mix well, stir in Cheddar cheese. Top with Parmesan cheese. Bake for 35 to 40 minutes in a 350 degree oven.
Brussels Sprouts with Garlic
Serves 4.
1 pound Brussels sprouts, cut in half lengthwise
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 garlic cloves, chopped then smashed
In a saucepan boil Brussels sprouts with water to coat for 2-3 minutes. Drain and pat dry with paper towels. In a skillet heat oil; add garlic and Brussels spouts, cook over high heat for 1-2 minutes. Add salt to taste and cook another 3-4 minutes, until tender. Serve warm.
Chicken Divan
1 large head fresh broccoli, cut into florets
4 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons flour
2 cups chicken broth
½ cup heavy cream, whipped
3 tablespoons sherry r dry white wine
Salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste
½ cup grated Parmesan cheese
12-16 thin slices chicken breast, cooked
Wash and drain broccoli. Cook in boiling salted water for 6-8 minutes or until tender. Drain and keep hot.
Melt butter in a saucepan, blend in flour and add chicken broth. Stirconstantly until thick and smooth. Continue cooking over low heat for 8-10 minutes, stirring frequently. Fold in whipped cream, add sherry with salt and pepper, to taste.
In an ovenproof 10 x 13 – inch baking dish place cooked broccoli, pour half the sauce over this. Add ¼ cup Parmesan cheese to remaining sauce and stir to mix.
Arrange chicken slices on top of broccoli, cover with remaining sauce and sprinkle with remaining cheese. Cook dish under broiler until sauce bubbles and is lightly browned.
Raspberry Sherbert
Makes 4 cups.
3 12-ounce packages raspberries
¼ cup orange juice
½ cup orange juice
½ cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Combine all ingredients in a blender and process until liquefied.
Pour mixture through a fine wire mesh strainer, pressing with the back of a spoon to squeeze out the juice. Discard seeds and pulp that are remaining in strainer. Pour juice mixture into an 8 x 8 –inch square pan and freeze until almost firm, about 2 hours.
Spoon mixture into a mixing bowl and beat at medium speed with an electric mixer until mixture lightens in color. Return mixture to pan and freeze until firm, about 3 hours. To serve, let soften at room temperature for 10 minutes.
Chocolate Cream Pie with Kahlua
1 9-inch prepared chocolate cookie pie crust
1 large package cooking chocolate pudding
¼ cup Kahlua
¼ cup chocolate chips
whipped cream or topping
In a saucepan cook chocolate pudding according to package directions minus ¼ cup milk. Stir continuously to prevent sticking and to make it very creamy. Bring to a boil then add chocolate chips, stir to dissolve, then add Kahlua, stir to mix well. Pour this mixture into prepared pie shell. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 4 hours. Top with whipped cream.
Hope Cusick has won awards at the North Carolina Strawberry Festival in 2012; The North Carolina Blueberry Festival — winning first place for her Blueberry Cheese Danish Pastry in 2012; placing on her blueberry spinach salad and dressing and winning second place for her Sweet Blueberry Pepper Jelly in 2015; and winning first in 2016 for her spoon blueberry muffins with apricot sauce and second for her blueberry crisp squares — and has won various other contest awards — including three blue ribbons at the 2016 Cape Fear County Fair — for her blueberry cheesecake, muffins, breads, cookies, brownies and jams. She resides in Hampstead.


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The page for FRED isn't in a category. There are index-like pages for hardware and software vendors but no category or index for products. Should FRED really have it's own page, or instead listed briefly under a product page? (And is the vendor page getting large enough for a split?)
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Mutt Header Format corrections
Thank you for your corrections, i'm not realy good with english :( if you wont to jabber me try: fishor.bug.track # gmail # com
- My pleasure! Jessek 09:16, 8 August 2007 (PDT)
Just wanted to drop by and say "Hello". That, and to see who the people maintaining and editing this wiki are and all that, you know. :-). Anyway, I've enjoyed using Foremost so thanks for that too. -cmihai 00:49, 20 December 2007 (PST)
February 2009
'...Your changes to Cellebrite UFED were contrary to the nature of this wiki. The objective nature of the wiki precludes your posting of press-release quality material. I have reverted the changes and protected the page against further updates. Jessek 14:40, 17 February 2009 (UTC)...'
With all your years of experience and study you have Jesse, I would have thought that you would have worked out more diplomatic ways of find out information than to delete my entire entry - and then block me from my own page.
1. How is the page contrary when it is based on the existing .XRY page?
2. How is anything i wrote 'pre-release' if it has been released?
Non-Computer Forensics
Should non-computer forensics be regarded as vandalism? Simsong 02:52, 6 October 2009 (UTC)
- While perhaps not 'vandalism' per se, I don't think we should have articles on non-computer forensics topics. If the topic is borderline, such as fingerprint forensics, we should delete, but perhaps with not such a harsh term. Jessek 01:31, 9 October 2009 (UTC)
Jessee — we are still getting about 1-2 spam messages a day, always from newly created accounts. Any suggestions for what to do? Simsong 15:32, 14 December 2009 (UTC)
- Can we interrupt the pattern of newly created accounts used immediately to create new pages? Is it possible to limit new page creation to users who have been registered for, say, 48 hours? Require an email address verification to create an account? Jessek 21:49, 14 December 2009 (UTC)