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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The Emery High boy's basketball team went north looking for wins as they tried to stay in the region race for first place. They got the win they needed at Granite but could not bring home a victory in a game played at Juan Diego.
On Wednesday night, Emery looked to avenge an earlier region loss at the hands of the Soaring Eagles of Juan Diego but tonight was not to be the night. They lost the close contest in the final seconds 46-43.
On Friday, the Spartans played one of their better games of the season as they beat the Granite Farmers for the last time 74-41. Granite ceases to be a traditional high school after this school year.
Against Juan Diego, Emery did not play well. They had 28 turnovers and faced foul trouble early in the contest. Dave Justice fouled out in third quarter and Darrin Winn and Vic Rosen followed him to the bench soon after.
In picking up their third region loss of the season, the Emery Spartans again failed to beat a team they could and probably should beat. In all three losses, Emery did not play as well as they could have but each time they are in the game until the end and each time they come home with a close loss.
Despite not having played well, despite the fouls and despite the turnovers, Emery had the opportunity to take the lead with only seconds left in the contest. With a 1-point lead and the ball, Emery turned the ball over twice and each time Juan Diego got a score out of it. A last second 3-point shot by Kyler Edgehouse went in and then popped back out to end the game.
The score was tied at 9-9 after the first period, 17-17 at the half and Juan Diego took a 32-27 lead in the third quarter.
Rosen led Emery scorers with 12 points followed by Winn with 11 points. Dempsey Jeffs had 9 points, Edgehouse finished with 5 points and Justice and Josh Eden finished with 3 points each.
Emery found themselves behind early in the contest as Granite won the first period 15-13. Emery started getting their act together in the second quarter. Behind Winn's 8 points, Emery won the period 19-11 to take a 32-26 halftime lead.
The third quarter was all Emery as Justice scored 12 points and Winn added another 10 points. Emery won the quarter 29-9.
The Spartans then finished off the Farmers in the fourth quarter. They outscored their opponent 13-6.
Scoring in the game: Winn with 23 points, Justice with 19 points, and Rosen with 11 points. Also scoring were Eden and Jeffs with 8 points each, Edgehouse with 4 points and Carson Jensen with a single point.
Emery now finishes out region play by hosting Delta this Wednesday and traveling to Carbon this Friday. While they cannot take first or second, the Spartans want to go to the playoffs on a winning note.They must win one of these games to avoid being overtaken by Delta.
They will travel to a playoff game the following week. Delta plays Granite in their final region game.


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|We are pleased to announce a workshop on the 'Grammar of Mimetics', to be held on 10-11 May 2013 at SOAS, University of London. Mimetic or 'sound-symbolic' words in Japanese (giongo/giseigo/gitaigo) constitute a significant lexical category. Due to the prominent non-arbitrary relationships between form and meaning, their sound symbolism has been extensively studied, especially from phonological and semantic perspectives. Mimetic words appear to exist as a grammatical sub-system in all languages, but their scope and productivity varies greatly. They play a central role in the grammar of Japanese, featuring very early in children's language. The workshop aims to focus on these grammatical aspects, using Japanese as a model or starting-point for analyses of mimetics in other languages.
Keynote speakers for the workshop are: Professor Keiko Murasugi (Nanzan University, Nagoya), Professor Kiyoko Toratani (York University, Toronto) and Professor Natsuko Tsujimura (Indiana University, Bloomington). We aim to publish an edited volume in English from the workshop proceedings.
The workshop organisers are Noriko Iwasaki (SOAS, University of London), Mika Kizu (SOAS, University of London) and Peter Sells (University of York). The workshop is generously supported through a Meiji Jingu Research Grant, a Daiwa Foundation Small Grant, and the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation.
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The long roller-coaster ride, after so many sharp climbs and violent dives, finally came to a screeching halt Sunday evening.
Kentucky was left out of the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2009 — the last of the dark days under former coach Billy Gillispie — and only the second time in 22 years. The Wildcats are just the fifth defending national champion to miss tournament.
Their consolation prize: A road trip in the National Invitation Tournament. Despite being the No. 1 overall seed, Kentucky (21-11) did not submit a bid to host its opening game against eighth-seeded Robert Morris (23-10) on Tuesday night because of "limited staff availability to properly host a game at Memorial Coliseum," associate athletics director DeWayne Peevy said.
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The Wildcats' normal home, Rupp Arena, is hosting the NCAA tournament this week, and the school's athletics staff is committed to helping with that. Should it advance in the NIT, Kentucky did place bids to host second-round and quarterfinal games at Rupp. First, the team will have to stop a five-game losing streak away from home that was a major reason for the Wildcats' NCAA exclusion.
"If you haven't shown you can play away from your own environment, that's an indicator you're not one of the 37 at-large teams," NCAA selection committee chairman Mike Bobinski said on a teleconference Sunday night. He also noted that Kentucky was among the last few teams cut.
One sliver of good news: This road trip will feel like home for Wildcats coach John Calipari. He grew up in Moon Township, the Pittsburgh suburb where Robert Morris is located, and his grandmother once worked in the school's cafeteria. Calipari went to high school less than two miles from the 3,000-seat arena where the Patriots will host Kentucky in what is sure to be among the biggest events in program history.
"I feel like Rocky," said 32-year-old Robert Morris coach Andrew Toole on ESPNU's NIT selection show.
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That's appropriate, considering the Wildcats must be feeling like they were just knocked out.
"I'm really disappointed we didn't make the NCAA tournament," tweeted Calipari, who did not speak to the media after the announcement, "but we are going to use this time to make us better. We had our chances, but I'm not going to stop. It's a great lesson for the future of our program (and) a humbling experience for me as a coach."
It's also a bitter end to a disappointing season that started with such promise. Kentucky opened the year ranked No. 3 despite losing its top six players to the NBA. Most figured it was another plug-and-play year for Calipari, who brought in his fourth straight top-rated recruiting class. But this team lacked last season's veteran nucleus and didn't have a true leader. Nerlens Noel, the nation's top shot-blocker, was the closest thing to it — but he went down with a torn ACL on Feb. 12.
The Wildcats were already an iffy NCAA team with Noel, considering a beating at Notre Dame and home losses to marginal Baylor and Texas A&M teams, and they went 4-4 without him. They lost all four games away from home in that span — by an average of 17.3 points — including a pair to teams with losing records. Friday night's 16-point loss to lowly Vanderbilt in the Southeastern Conference quarterfinals sealed Kentucky's fate.
Those defeats, among Kentucky's seven losses by double digits this season, cancelled out three victories over teams who made the NCAA tournament field: No. 3 seed Florida, No. 9 seed Missouri and No. 12 seed Mississippi. The Wildcats beat the Rebels on the road and toppled the Gators and Tigers after losing Noel. Kentucky went 3-1 against that trio of teams.
That gives the Wildcats, who finished second in the SEC, some beef with the selection committee. Among the final few at-large selections, only Boise State (four) had more wins against top-50 teams in the Ratings Percentage Index than Kentucky's three. La Salle (19-10) had two, while Saint Mary's (26-6) and Middle Tennessee (28-5) had one apiece. The Blue Raiders' selection was somewhat surprising, since their best win was at home against the same Mississippi team Kentucky beat on the road.
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But the Wildcats had their chances to take it out of the committee's hands and couldn't. So the program with the most all-time NCAA appearances (52) and victories (111) and second-most titles (eight) won't go dancing.
Kentucky seemed to expect this fate, announcing Saturday night that there would be no interviews with Calipari or the players Sunday. After some time to digest the news, they'll meet with the media Monday. Calipari is out of the NCAA tournament for the first time in eight years, dating back to his Memphis days. He's been to the Sweet 16 or further in each of the past seven seasons, reaching six Elite Eights and three Final Fours, including the last two.
Kentucky joins 1987 Louisville, 1989 Kansas, 2008 Florida and 2010 North Carolina as the only defending NCAA champions to miss the tournament since the field expanded to 64 teams in 1985. Now the Wildcats will try to instead claim a consolation crown. Kentucky won the NIT in 1946 and 1976.
Robert Morris is ranked 123rd in the RPI and its best win is against No. 63 Ohio, but the Colonials lost by just two points at Xavier and by five at Arkansas, where the Wildcats fell by 13. If it wins, Kentucky would host the winner between fourth-seeded Providence (17-14) and fifth-seeded Charlotte (21-11) on Sunday or next Monday. There's potential for a quarterfinal Rupp rematch with second-seeded Baylor (18-14), which snapped Kentucky's 55-game home winning streak on Dec. 1.
Kyle Tucker writes for The (Louisville) Courier-Journal


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Exeter ended a dismal run in the Premiership in clinical style as they put five tries past lowly London Welsh in a 47-16 victory on Saturday.
Exeter ended a dismal run in the Aviva Premiership in clinical style as they put five tries past London Welsh in a 47-16 win at Sandy Park on Saturday.
Four tries in the second half saw Exeter shake off the challenge of Exiles and emerge comfortable winners.
Indiscipline from both sides kept the scoreboard ticking over during the opening exchanges.
Gavin Henson's penalty on three minutes put Welsh in front, and he added a second, after Gareth Steenson had briefly put the hosts back on level terms.
Steenson then struck twice more to put Exeter in front for the first time in the match, before the two teams traded further penalties to leave the Chiefs 12-9 in front.
The game's first try followed on 31 minutes, scored by Jack Yeandle following several short surges at the visitors' try line.
Steenson's conversion made it 19-9 and it remained that way until half-time.
A much livelier opening to the second half brought three tries in the first ten minutes.
Tom Hayes' effort on 44 minutes, converted by Steenson, put the Chiefs in a great position, but Welsh pegged the hosts back through a converted Phil Mackenzie effort.
Damian Welch's try on 51 minutes again put daylight between the sides, and this time Exeter were able to establish a foothold in the contest and pull away.
Sireli Naqelevuqi crashed over just shy of the hour, which Steenson again added to to make it 40-16, and the game was up for Welsh.
Jack Nowell rubbed salt in the wounds in the final ten minutes the hosts' fifth try, and Steenson kept up his excellent record with the boot, converting to bring the scoring to a close.
The scorers:
For Exeter:
Tries: Yeandle, Hayes, Welch, Naqelevuki, Nowell
Con: Steenson 5
Pen: Steenson 4
For London Welsh:
Try: MacKenzie
Con: Henson
Pen: Henson 3
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Sireli Naqelevuki, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Ben White, 5 Dean Mumm, 4 Tom Hayes (capt), 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Jack Yeandle, 1 Carl Rimmer.
Replacements: 16 Neil Clark, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Alex Brown, 19 Damian Welch, 20 Dave Ewers, 21 Will Chudley, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Phil Dollman.
London Welsh: 15 Tom Arscott, 14 Phil MacKenzie, 13 Gonzalo Tiesi, 12 Seb Jewell, 11 Nick Scott, 10 Gavin Henson, 9 Tyson Keats, 8 Ed Jackson, 7 Julio Cabello Farias, 6 Adam Balding, 5 Matt Corker, 4 Jonathan Mills (capt), 3 Greg Bateman, 2 Neil Briggs, 1 Franck Montanella.
Replacements: 16 Dan George, 17 Tom Bristow, 18 James Tideswell, 19 Martin Purdy, 20 Michael Hills, 21 Rob Lewis, 22 Gordon Ross, 23 Sonny Parker.
Referee: Andrew Small
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Last year, the bipartisan group of lawmakers invited interested stakeholders to submit white papers offering recommendations and innovative solutions to improve program integrity efforts, strengthen payment reforms, and enhance fraud and abuse enforcement efforts and earlier this year issued a brief overview of the types of recommendations received and who submitted them. Today's in-depth analysis highlights a number of policy and legislative proposals that were submitted by a variety of individual health care professionals, stakeholders, and associations.
The five primary areas of recommendations contained in the report include:
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The policy recommendations included in the report will be further examined by the Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over the Medicare and Medicaid programs, to determine whether legislative action will be pursued. As the Senators work through this process, they continue to work with key Committees of jurisdiction, the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Dept. of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General (HHS-OIG), and interested stakeholders.


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St. Paul's Letter to Titus 3:8-15
Prokeimenon. Mode 4.
Daniel 3.26,27
Blessed are you, O Lord, the God of our fathers.
Verse: For you are just in all you have done.
TITUS, my son, the saying is sure. I desire you to insist on these things, so that those who have believed in God may be careful to apply themselves to good deeds; these are excellent and profitable to men. But avoid stupid controversies, genealogies, dissensions, and quarrels over the law, for they are unprofitable and futile. As for a man who is factious, after admonishing him once or twice, have nothing more to do with him, knowing that such a person is perverted and sinful; he is self-condemned.
When I send Artemas or Tychicos to you, do your best to come to me at Nicopolis, for I have decided to spend the winter there. Do your best to speed Zenas the lawyer and Apollos on their way; see that they lack nothing. And let our people learn to apply themselves to good deeds, so as to help cases of urgent need, and not to be unfruitful.
All who are with me send greeting to you. Greet those who love us in the faith. Grace be with you all. Amen.
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By JAMES L. DAVISOrangeville
Dear Editor,
Majority of the Citizens?
I must take issue with Paul Riddle's editorial letter published in the Emery County Progress on April 26. In his letter lamenting the watering schedule for Orangeville he repeatedly refers to "we" as though he is speaking collectively for the people of Orangeville, and I do not believe that he is.
As an Orangeville citizen, I too received a letter discussing the watering schedule for this year. I'm not a huge fan of watering schedules myself, but I can see the wisdom of the schedule because I've recalled times when even with a watering schedule the water flow was barely adequate. If we all choose to water on the same day at the same time, how much water will actually be able to flow out of the tap? Mr. Riddle praises neighboring cities for the "trust" shown in their citizens by allowing them to water "twice a week during recommended hours except for Sundays." I'm sorry, but a watering schedule by any other name is still a watering schedule, and Orangeville's watering schedule allowed us an extra day to water. As I said, I received the same letter Mr. Riddle did, but I came to far different conclusions. I did not feel that the letter from the city in any way put us "on notice." Rather, I felt that city leaders were asking us to continue being prudent in our use of water this season. As for the "reward for conserving," I do not require a reward. Drought or no drought, we live in a desert environment and using any more water than what is needed or required is a waste of resources. I do not recall ever having been told, directly or indirectly, that the city leaders "would be watching" us. I do not believe that "our integrity and honor are on the line if we have been out of town and want to use the water outside of turn." Integrity and honor? We are talking about watering the lawn, right?
As for Mr. Riddle's statement "let the people govern themselves," I believe we are doing so through the election process.
Lastly, Mr. Riddle's statement that the "watering schedule does not represent the wishes of the majority of the citizens in Orangeville," makes me wonder, when has he spoken to the majority of the citizens of Orangeville? I am a citizen and no one has spoken to me, or anyone that I know in Orangeville.
I have had the opportunity to attend quite a few city council meetings over the years in Orangeville and elsewhere in the county. A vast majority of the time the mayor and the council are conducting the business of the city to the best of their ability with little or no recognition of their efforts. Most of the time there are no citizens present during the meeting unless they have a concern to address. I do not agree with every decision the city leaders make and have taken issue with some of them in the past myself. But I do so as an individual, speaking only for myself, not for the "majority of the citizens."


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Skip to comments.Coed Who Demanded Free Birth Control From Congress Insists Shes No Prostitute (Video)
Posted on 03/02/2012 7:38:12 AM PST by Hojczyk
On Thursday night, MSNBCs Ed Schultz interviewed hot-and-bothered Georgetown coed Sandra Fluke, the woman who went before a Congressional panel and demanded free birth control for herself and her peers. Sandra Fluke, who was mocked by Rush Limbaugh on his radio show this week, insisted she was no prostitute for wanting government to pay for her sex at college. Mediaite reported:
Schultz asked Fluke for her reaction to Limbaughs comments:
I guess my reaction is the reaction a lot of women have when theyve been called these names. Initially youre stunned but then, very quickly, youre outraged because this is, historically, the kind of language that is used to silence women, especially women who stand up and say that these are their reproductive health care needs and this is what they need. And whats been amazing to me today is the outpouring of support. Everyone from members of Congress to Georgetown faculty to so many women whove contacted me, and I think its clear from what theyve said that theyre not going to be silenced by this.
Fight on, Sandra. Free birth control is a necessity. Its a human right.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
That was probably the best pic of the 2004 election.
I found this, too:
Epidemiology of Breast Cancer in Japan (up 65% since 1960s, when the pill was introduced)
Results. The age-adjusted mortality rate has been increasing since the 1960s
(4.1 per 100 000 population in 1950 and 6.6 in 1991, adjusted by the world Population).
The age-adjusted incidence rate has also been rising since 1975. Age-specific rates have been increasing particularly in the age range 4079 years. The multiplicative models disclosed an increasing cohort effect
for the mortality and incidence rates among women born after 1900. Decreasing mortality and incidence rates after menopause were ascribed by the models to strong cohort effects
Ms. Fluke I think you have failed your class in feminism.
We'll have to a Whopee to be sure, but I think this makes her a slut slut.
-——by buying her own birth control isn't she empowering her (presumably) male partners to just exploit her for free sex and take no responsibility?-——
"Another effect that gives cause for alarm is that a man who grows
accustomed to the use of contraceptive methods may forget the reverence due to a woman, and, disregarding her physical and emotional equilibrium, reduce her to being a mere instrument for the satisfaction of his own desires, no longer considering her as his partner whom he should surround with care and affection."
-—Pope Paul VI (Humanae Vitae, 1968)
Trying to apply intellectual and logical consistency to the left is like trying to tack jello to the wall.
They don't think any deeper than
"I want what I want when I want it and I don't want to have to pay for it in any way."
Sandra Fluke is a nasty, disease-ridden plodding uterus, an utter skank crack-ho filthy whore, a prostitute slutbag juice-receptacle. She is used up, no one would want to be in the same tunnel 300,000,000 soldiers have marched in before.
"Dont get me wrong, she seemed an intelligent, articulate woman."
She claims it costs her $1000/year for birth control, although the expensive college she goes to hands pills out for free at a clinic, and the nearby Target sells birth control pills for $9/month ($108/year).
Someone who pays 10 times too much for birth control pills...well, they probably go to a school that charges $50K/year tuition!
BTW - Amazon has condoms for as little as 14 cents each, shipped. $1000 = 7,000 condoms. That would be about 20 partners a day, every day. Maybe a week off near the end...
Yes. She's a W-H-O-R-E! Not an O-R-E!
Is there a waiting list for this newly available public utility?
Nope. Those people are all whores. Clearly bought and paid for.
If this woman and her boyfriend(s) want to Tango, let them pay for the dance with their own money.
How this idiocy could even be taken seriously by a Congressional committee is beyond me.
I have detected a "shift" in our dear Lazamataz.
New love in your life?
Perhaps a 2 Cor 5:17 conversion?
Good on ya.
The whole issue is a head fake. It draws attention away from real issues.
The left's only "morality" is The Will to Power.
This was a setup, to draw out republicans as "anti-contraceptive", in order to further the power of the left.
I wouldn't say Rush "fell for it", because he is simply calling them on it.
Prostitute no. Slut for sure. I would be so embarrassed if my daughter got on national tv and announced she was so easy.
What do we call the (apparently numerous) male persons who are having sex with her?
well she is studing to be a lawyer
She is the "Anita Hill" of this generation....they are willing to die on the pyre for sexual "freedom" (And, she's probably being paid to do all of this publicity, or will be in the future)
I went to your link, and to the side, is a search box.
As an example, they list 'Jeff Weiner'.
Maybe they have a sense of humor at linkedin.
She is a slut.
Boatmen, dance. Boatmen, sing.
Boatmen do most anything.
Dance, boatman, dance; dance, boatman, dance.
I'm a boatman, gee, I'm sore,
I came home without a oar.
Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
We are in real trouble here. I saw this young gal on NBC this morning and she gave the same spiel. How could she be questioned so extensively and NO ONE even comes close to inquiring about the lifestyle or the easy availability of dirt cheap BC? There's PC and then there is sheer madness.
Mine would have a blow-torch in one hand and a ball-pein hammer in the other, and my a$$ would be in a world o' hurt, and should be. What an attention-hog.
I want a pony? A free pony is a right? And free hay!
Methinks she doth protest too much.
Americans always come to the rescue of their fellow citizens in need. Charitable folks who want to help Sandra Fluke be empowered & financially able to maximize her sexual activity (without incurring costs) have established a Facebook page:
And I believe I saw one suggestion at that page that folks who make a commitment for monthly contributions to finance Sandra Fluke's sexual activity can receive a photo of her and periodically could receive letters from Sandra spelling out details of her sexual life.
Perhaps the girls at the Mustang Ranch could contribute to support Miss Fluke's sexual activities as a gesture of good will?
She needs her own sign.
if we were Leftists we'd do the Larry Flynt thing and issue a bounty for anyone on the Georgetown campus who has ever slept with her. If we were.
Maybe its a generational thing, but a whore give sex to anyone she wants, period....a prostitude is a business woman, she performs a service to you and you pay her for that service...she is a business woman by comparison.
Also, don't buy the medical necessity/PCOS argument. If that was really the concern, they could have argued for a medical necessity exception only. As someone who knows someone with PCOS and has been to conferences where doctors talk about PCOS treatments, I'm also skeptical that birth control pills are even the right treatment for most women with it.
Nearsighted? Blind? Drunk?
Liberals? "Women's rights advocates"?
Reproductive welfare for the rich...
That would be an APPRENTICE prostitute ...
1. any parasitic flatworm, such as the blood fluke and liver fluke, of the classes Monogenea and Digenea (formerly united in a single class Trematoda )
2. another name for flounder
[Old English flōc ; related to Old Norse flōki flounder, Old Saxon flaka sole, Old High German flah smooth]
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Thanks for pointing this out.
A whore, generally, provides a service in demand at a price. No contract need be negotiated, and upon payment, service is rendered.
Competition in that space is such that you can't afford to ignore customer service either.
Now, what we used to do in college is rank all of the professions within society that have some veneer of respectability that fall generally below the ethical watermark set by prostitutes.
Let's not discount the fair bit of skill as an actress and as a sex partner that goes into being a truly great prostitute either.
It's a fun game, and you can even argue about where on the list BELOW prostitute some of these professions should be ranked:
So, starting at the TOP with:
You have:
MSM Anchor
Divorce Attorney
Used Car Salesman
Sports Agent
TSA Pat Down Guy
Union Employee (Someone taking a paycheck from a union)
Pundit (both sides of the aisle these days)
Judicial Branch of the United States
Ambassador (any US Ambassador these days)
Highway Patrolman in a Blue State
The Entire 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Executive Producer
Editor and Publish of the New York Times
Military Detailer
CIA Analyst
All Three Rating Agencies
The EPA
The FDA
The Department of Education
Loan Officer
Member of any legislative ethics committee, anywhere in the US at this time
Medical Insurance Company CEO (and Board)
Pharmaceutical Sales Rep
Investment Banker
Warren Buffett
The list goes on and on . . .
Remember, to qualify, the occupation must be such that you get less value for money than you would from a prostitute, and the ethical standards being that with a prostitute, thee is a verbal contract carried out without the aid of documents or attorneys, and that a modicum of skill is required.
The very best prostitutes also display an enthusiasm for the task across numerous encounters with various unsavory characters in varying states of hygiene.
Her demand that the productive of this country should fund her birth control makes her just another welfare parasite...not a prostitute.OTOH,her inclination to give it up to just about anyone with a pulse makes her a tramp...not a prostitute.
My Mom used to speak to my sister of "ladies of easy virtue".I think this term perfectly describes this floozie.
You forgot Soros.
That's a new one for me.
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So cute : )
Its the season to be jolly
Such a sweet thing going on with you two How do you know she's back to be fed?
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
Just a little update, Robbie we think died in the cold winter we had this time last year....
We miss her..
Merry Christmas to all...
Another cute thread!
I remember this when it was happening!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
I'm so sorry to hear that :(
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*


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Christopher W. Hansen is the President of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN), the nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy affiliate of the American Cancer Society. As President, Hansen leads an organization of more than 100 staff in Washington, D.C. and across the country in support of laws and policies that help people fight cancer and advance the Society's mission to save lives from cancer and create more birthdays. He was named to the position in June 2010.
Hansen is a seasoned nonprofit and corporate leader with more than 36 years of Washington experience. He joined ACS CAN in June 2010 after serving as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Electronic Association at a pivotal time for the organization, leading its successful transformation in a 2009 merger with several other technology groups to form Tech America, the nation's largest association representing all segments of the high-tech industry. Hansen served as the new organization's Chief Executive Officer before becoming CEO Emeritus and President of the association's 501(c)(3) affiliate, TechAmerica Foundation.
Prior to his tenure in the technology field, Hansen served in senior leadership positions at AARP from 2002 to 2007, most recently as Group Executive Officer, State and National Initiatives. In that role he directed all federal, state, and grassroots advocacy initiatives nationwide and managed more than 50 AARP offices and 750 staff in Washington, D.C. and across the nation. He began his career at AARP as Senior Managing Director, Government Relations and Advocacy and directed all federal, state, grassroots, and legal advocacy on behalf of the organization's 35 million members.
Hansen also has more than 15 years of experience with the Boeing Company, where he led all federal, state, and international government relations and served as a corporate officer and executive council member. His earlier experience includes roles in the congressional affairs group at General Dynamics.
Hansen holds an undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Denver and a master's from the American Graduate School of International Management. He has held a number of leadership roles in professional organizations, including the U.S. Council for International Business, the National Aeronautics Association, the National Bureau of Asian Research, and the Individual Investors Committee of the New York Stock Exchange. He is also active in philanthropic organizations such as the Wolf Trap Foundation.


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Decoction mash
work in progress -- Do not edit --Kaiser 12:34, 5 December 2007 (CST)
A decoction mash is a type of mash in which the various mash temperatures are achieved by removing part of the mash, boiling it in a separate vessel, and then using it as infusion water to heat the remainder of the mash. It is traditional in many continental European beer styles, especially in Germany and the Czech Republic.
Decoction mashing is not common among home brewers, since it has a reputation as a time and labor-intensive process. But a decoction mash is basically just a step infusion mash where some of the grist is heated along with the infusion water. While it does take some extra time and require some extra stirring, it is a procedure that can be performed by most home brewers.
History of the Decoction Mash
Decoction mashing refers to removing a part of the mash, boiling it and returning it to the main mash to increase its temperature to the next rest. This mashing procedure originates from a time when malt quality was not consistent and temperatures could not be measured. The long boiling of the grain makes the starches more accessible for the enzymes. This is particularly important for undermodified malts where the cell walls are not as broken down as they are in well modified or overmodified malts. The boiling of a defined portion of the mash and returning it to the main mash to raise the temperature also helped the consistency in mashing temperatures before thermometers were available.
Chemistry of the Decoction Mash
Today even most European malts are generally well modified and can be used in infusion step mashes or even single infusion mashes, thus removing the need for decoction mashing. But decoction mashing is still widely used, particularly in German brewing. Many brewers believe that the boiling of the mash gives the beer a flavor profile that cannot be achieved otherwise. But, especially in the home brewing community, there has been debate about the actual benefits of a mash as labor intensive as a decoction mash. Many say that with the malts that are available to the home brewer decoction mashing doesn't make for a difference and if there is a difference it could also be achieved by the use of specialty malts. But in the end every brewer has to determine that for him or herself.
Decoction Mash Procedure
The basic procedure for performing a decoction mash is very simple. Water is added to the grist to reach the initial mash temperature. One the first temperature rest is complete, a portion of the grain and water is scooped or shoveled out of the mash tun and into the kettle or another heated vessel, where it is brought to a boil. The portion removed, which can often be as much as a third of the grist, is called the decoction.
The decoction may require stirring during heating to avoid scorching the grain; this adds some extra work during the mash. The decoction step also adds time to the mash, since unlike the infusion water in a step infusion mash, the water cannot be heated during a rest.
After boiling, the decoction is returned to the mash tun to achieve the next temperature rest.
Sample Decoction Mash Schedules
This section contains discussions of a number of sample schedules for decoction mashes, including single, double, and triple decoctions. The brewer should bear in mind that some mash schedules are better suited for use with modern, well-modified European malts than others.
Triple Decoction
The triple decoction is the grand father of all decoction mashes. This is how the first Pilsners were brewed in Pilzen and how many traditional German breweries brew their dark beers, such as Munich Dunkel, Bock, and Doppelbock, to this day.
The triple decoction mash employs 3 main mash rests: acid rest, protein rest and saccrification rest. At each of these rests a decoction is used to reach the next rest until the mash-out is reached. The acid rest is a convenient rest to do mash pH adjustments. Not only does it serve to lower the pH by simply using the phosphatase and other acid forming enzymatic activity, but since there is no enzymatic activity that can have a detrimental affect on the final result, there is no rush to move to the next rest.
There are several formulas out there for calculating the decoction volume. Some of them are simple and others try to account for factors such as the heat capacity of the grains and the mash-tun. The easiest way however is to estimate the decoction volume with a simple formula like this:
decoction volume = total mash volume * (target temp - start temp) / (boil temp - start temp)
and add about 15 - 20%. The idea is to decoct more mash than necessary. When the decoction is added back to the main mash, it is not all added at once. Instead it is added in steps while the actual temperature of the mash is constantly checked. This requires a thorough mixing of the mash after each addition. Once the target temperature is reached the remaining decoction is left to cool and added once its temperature is close to the mash temperature. By doing so one can account for additional factors that affect the actual needed decoction volume such as: evaporation during the boil, unexpected temperature drop in the main mash and others.
The thickness of the decoction depends on the thickness of the main mash. Though it is preferred to leave a lot of the liquid back in the mash tun, the decoction should not be to thick (grain still being submerged in liquid) to make stirring it easier and keep it from scorching easily. If the main mash can be kept at the preferred thickness of 1.5 - 2 qts/lb (3-4 kg/l) the decoction should have a thickness of 1-1.25 qts/lb (2-2.5 kg/l) this is about the thickness of a standard single infusion mash. At this thickness and with gentle heating, only little stirring is necessary to keep the mash from scorching. For lager grists (high gravity beers) the thickness of the mash may however be limited by the volume of the mash tun.
All the decoction schedules provided here assume a decoction rise temp of 2-4 *F/min (1-2 *C/min). This is what is generally recommended in the literature for heating the mash. There is also a saccrification rest at 155 - 162 *F (68 - 72 *C). The purpose of this rest is to utilize the enzymatic power of the decoction before its enzymes are destroyed by further heating. This is particularly important when brewing beers with a large percentage of the enzymatic weaker dark base malts. This rest doesn't have to be held at the main saccrification temperature. It is sufficient to rest in the alpha amylase range where the conversion is also done much quicker. After the decoction is converted or almost converted (iodine test) the heating of the mash is resumed. To hold this rest the pot can be taken off the burner and wrapped in blankets for insulation.
The decoction is then boiled for 10 - 40 minutes. Shorter boil times for light colored beers, longer boil times for dark colored beers. If only gentle heat is applied during the boil, stirring should only be necessary occasionally. Similar to wort boiling, excessive thermal loading of the decoction can result in a burnt flavor of the beer. If the decoction is boiled for an extended amount of time evaporation losses can be compensated with the addition of water (which can also be added after the decoction has been pulled, where it helps in tinning it out and makes it more manageable.
Once the decoction is then added to the main mash to reach the protein rest. The rest temperature and time before pulling the next decoction should be based on the malt that is used. Less modified malts benefit from a rest closer to 122 *F (50 *C) which produces more amino acids, which is an essential yeast nutrient. In undermodified malts the protein conversion has not been driven far enough to allow for sufficient wort FAN (free amino nitrogen) without the use of a more intensive protein rest. If the malt is a well modified modern continental malt, the protein rest temperature should be kept closer to 133 *F (55 *C) and the next decoction should be pulled 5 - 10 minutes after the rest temperature has been reached. This serves to protect more of the medium chained proteins that are important for body and head retention. Decoction that allows for a shorter protein rest in general will be described later.
A decoction is pulled again, rested for conversion and then brought to a boil. This time to reach the saccrification rest temperature. This temperature is similar to the saccrification rest temperature that is used for a single infusion mash, but the same temperature that was used in a single infusion mash may not give the same fermentability in a decoction mash. Boiling has destroyed more of the enzymes while it has made the starch also more easily accessible. The former would lead to a less fermentable result while the latter would shift the fermentability towards a more fermentable wort. This is only to illustrate that experimenting with the saccrification rest temperature might be necessary for the optimal result. The saccrification rest temperature that would have been used in a single infusion mash is however a good starting point.
After holding the saccrification rest for about 45 min or longer if starch conversion is not complete after that time, the final decoction is pulled. This decoction can also be thinner and doesn't have to be rested for starch conversion any more, since the starches have already been converted and any enzymes remaining in the main mash will be denatured by the higher temperatures of the final step.
Single Decoction
In a single decoction mash only one decoction is used. This decoction can be used to reach any rest, but most commonly it is used to get to mash-out. This can be a simple enhancement of a single infusion or step mash.
The mash schedule shown above is well suited for European and continental lager malts. It features a short protein rest at the higher end of the temperature range for proteolytic activity, a single temperature saccharification rest and a decoction to get to mash-out. Calculate your strike water to aim for a protein rest between 53 and 55 *C (129 - 133 *F) at a mash consistency of about 2.5 l/kg (1.2 qts/lb). This will put emphasis on the protein degrading enzymes that produce the medium long proteins which are good for head retention. Well-modified modern malts already have enough short proteins (amino acids) and a rest closet to 50 *C (122 *F) is not necessary. Dough in and check the temperature. Plan on holding this temperature for 20 min. During this time bring about half of the amount of water, that was used for dough-in, to a boil. The pH of the mash should also be checked and corrected if it is not within the 5.2 - 5.5 range. When the protein rest is over use a heat resistant vessel to scoop the boiling water into the mash. This is best done by holding the thermometer in the mash with one hand and scooping the water or stirring with the other hand. It is important to stir the mash well to even out the temperature in the mash. Add water until the desired mash temp of 65 - 68 *C (148 - 155 *F) is reached. You will notice that the tinning mash makes stirring easier. The resulting mash will have a consistency of about 3.5 - 3.75 l/kg (1.8 qts/lb) which is great for German style beers. Hold this rest for 45 min.
Check for conversion. Calculate the amount of decoction necessary to get to the mash-out temperature of 74 - 76 *C (165 - 170 *F) and pull this decoction. In order to prevent scorching get good mix of liquid and grains. This decoction should be brought to a boil over the next 10 to 15 minutes. A gentle flame while keeping the pot covered will prevent scorching even without the need of constant stirring. When the decoction comes to a boil remove the lid (watch out for boil-overs) and let it boil for 10 - 30 min. Shorter for light worts and longer for darker worts.
Double Decoction
Classic Double Decoction
The classic version of the double decoction is a shortened tripple decoction. It omits the acid rest and starts with the protein rest. Because of this only 2 deooctions are needed to get to mash-out. One to get from the protein rest to the saccrification rest and another one to get from the saccrification rest to mash-out. Like the tripple decoction, this mash rests the main mash at the protein rest for a rather long time. With well modified lager malts, this may result in an overly extensive protein degradation. The following two sections show mash schedules that avoid this problem.
Enhanced Double Decoction
This is a mash shedule that was taken from German brewing literaure [Narziss,2005]. The great thing about this mash is that it is almost as intensive as a tripple deoction, when it comes to the amount of mash that is boiled, but a little bit shorter and without a long protein rest. The basic idea of this mash is to pull a large deoction that is large enough to get the mash from acid rest directly to the saccrification rest. But when this decoction is returned to the main mash, it is returned in 2 parts. First to reach the protein rest and later to reach the saccrification rest. The second decoction is done to reach mash-out.
This mash starts like the tripple deoction. Dough-in is done to reach the acid rest where the mash pH is corrected if necessary. Now a large deoction (about 50 - 60% of the mash) is pulled and heated. Due to the size of the deoction it should be rested for protein rest and must be rested for the saccrification rest. The saccrification rest is necessary to get the most out of the enzymes in this mash as they will be destroyed once the decoction is brought to a boil. This rest can be done at 155 - 162 *F (68 - 72 *C) where the conversion should only take 15 - 20 min. Taking the pot off the burner, closing it with a lid and wrapping it in blankets for insulation works very well.
Hochkurz Double Decoction
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- [Narziss, 2005] Prof. Dr. agr. Ludwig Narziss, Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Werner Back, Technische Universitaet Muenchen (Fakultaet fuer Brauwesen, Weihenstephan), Abriss der Bierbrauerei. WILEY-VCH Verlags GmbH Weinheim Germany, 2005


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The emerging trend of virtual schooling has more families trading in the sometimes one-size-fits-all educational approach for a strategic and flexible learning plan.
Growing class sizes, less individualized learning and busy schedules have culminated in a surge of parents and kids seeking new academic options. Online classes for every grade level have become a popular avenue for students who work at their own pace. A comprehensive assessment of each student at most online schools is turned into a learning plan that enables accelerated students to challenge themselves and special needs students to get attention in the right areas.
Lone Tree resident Susan Latcham has found that virtual schooling for her twins, who are juniors in high school, is the perfect alternative to the traditional bricks-and-mortar classroom environment. The family chose online classes at Colorado Connections Academy, in part, because it gives the kids a chance to pursue extracurricular activities and attend appointments on their time. Latcham's son participates in morning martial arts classes; her daughter engages in volunteer activities at her church. She also attends orthodontic appointments during the day instead of after school hours, when the office is flooded with teens.
"I just taught the kids how to drive and we were able to do it when everyone else was in school," Latcham said.
The Douglas County School District offers K-12 virtual learning with Hope Online Learning Academy, which has centers throughout the state. It promises "in-person support from experienced mentors" and individualized learning plans. The academy is one of the many places meeting the increasing demand for such services, especially as more Douglas County parents become active in setting the course for their child's educational future.
According to a study conducted by Ambient Insight, which specializes in eLearning market research, an estimated 17 million American school kids will get at least some of their education virtually by 2015, and as many as 4 million will receive their education entirely over the Internet.
In Colorado, most online schools have the same accreditation standards and testing as traditional public schools. The curriculum at Colorado Connections, which is contracted through the Mapleton Public School District, meets state standards and all teachers are certified in the same way. Because per-pupil funding follows the student in Colorado, virtual schooling does not cost any more than the typical education. However, greater oversight from parents is required, particularly with younger students, said Stefanie Clarke, public relations representative for the academy.
After the approval of Senate Bill 215 in 2007, the Colorado Department of Education created the Unit of Online Learning, which is dedicated to the growing phenomenon. It serves and supports online schooling programs and families, and facilitates the certification of multi-district online programs.
Latcham says the flexibility for schedules is not the only draw. Each of her children have particular learning needs that were not being met by a charter school they previously attended. Her kids seem to have taken easily to the idea of virtual learning. When given the option to attend a traditional high school in Highlands Ranch, they chose to stay with online schooling.


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Tongues, Gift of
See also Gifts of the Spirit; Tongue
A gift of the Holy Ghost that allows inspired individuals to speak in, understand, or interpret unfamiliar languages. We believe in the gift of tongues (A of F 1:7).
- They were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues:Acts 2:4;
- He that speaks in an unknown tongue speaks not to men, but to God:1 Cor. 14:1–5, 27–28;
- Tongues are for a sign to them that believe not:1 Cor. 14:22–28;
- Then cometh the baptism of fire and of the Holy Ghost; and then can ye speak with the tongue of angels:2 Ne. 31:13–14;
- Amaleki exhorted all men to believe in the gift of speaking with tongues:Omni 1:25;
- It is given to some to speak with tongues; and to another the interpretation of tongues:D&C 46:24–25; ( 1 Cor. 12:10; Moro. 10:8, 15–16; )
- Let the gift of tongues be poured out:D&C 109:36;


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Grape tomatoes are the smaller version of cherry tomatoes and they are just about bite-size. Cherry tomatoes, cut in half or into quarters, can be used instead of grape tomatoes in this salad.
Experiment with the bacon. Try peppered bacon or applewood-smoked bacon for a slight flavor variation. If using peppered bacon, taste the salad before seasoning to taste with pepper.


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Editor's Note: Today's caption is the answer to Earth Observatory's July Puzzler.
Change is often elusive to see, visible only in the contrast between before and after. But on June 18, 2013, the Operational Land Imager on the Landsat 8 satellite captured Russia's Taz River in transition (middle image). Ice was breaking up on the river, while sediment-laden spring floods piled up behind the unmoving mass. The wetlands and tributaries surrounding the river were similarly suspended in a half-frozen, half-thawed state. The area had been frozen a little more than a week earlier (June 9), when Landsat 8 acquired the top image, and was entirely ice free just over two weeks later (July 4), when the lower image was acquired.
The Taz River is one of many that drain into the Arctic Ocean and its surrounding seas. But as Arctic rivers go, the Taz is relatively minor. About 33 cubic kilometers of water flow from the river into the Kara Sea every year. The Taz's strongest flow usually occurs in June. By contrast, the largest contributor to the Arctic Ocean, the neighboring Yenisey River, discharges 580 cubic kilometers annually.
The spring thaw sends an annual gush of fresh water into the Arctic Ocean, which is the most dominated by fresh water of all the world's oceans. This fresh outflow plays a role in sustaining Arctic sea ice. Because it is less dense than salty water, the fresh water sits near the surface and forms a layer that insulates sea ice from deeper, warmer seawater. Contact with the warmer water would cause the sea ice to melt at a faster rate.
Too much fresh water, however, has the potential to interfere with ocean currents; some researchers suspect it could slow the global ocean conveyor belt. For these reasons, scientists are keen to track the output of Arctic rivers. In recent years, scientists noted that Arctic waters near Canada have been growing fresher. A 2012 Nature paper tracked the source of the fresh water to Russia's great Arctic rivers. Weather patterns had moved the water from the Asian side of the Arctic to the North American side, though overall Arctic Ocean salinity remained unchanged.
- Arctic Great Rivers Observatory. Accessed July 19, 2013.
- ArcticRIMS. List of ArcticRIMS discharge stations and Stream discharge station data: Taz at Sidorovsk. Accessed July 19, 2013.
- Morison, J. et al. (2012, January 5) Changing Arctic Ocean freshwater pathways. Nature, 481: 66. Accessed July 19, 2013.
- University of Washington (2012, January 4) Russian river water unexpected culprit behind Arctic freshening, researchers find. ScienceDaily. Accessed July 19, 2013.
NASA Earth Observatory images by Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon, using Landsat data from the U.S. Geological Survey. Caption by Holli Riebeek. Congratulations to Sean for being the first person to solve the puzzle. GeologyDave gets credit for providing exact coordinates a few minutes later.
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- Landsat 8 - OLI


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Surprise! Since our editors are in and out of the office today and tomorrow at the Rocky Mountain Sewing Expo and such, we're doing Free Stuff Friday a day early! Today we're giving away a Creative Textile tool from Walnut Hollow.
Use for fabric applique, pressing, embossing velvet, fusing braids, trims, threads and fibers, transferring images, stencil cutting and more! Includes a 750 degree tool, comfort grip, storage case and seven interchangeable heads.
To enter to win this cool tool, answer the following question in the comments section below: What is your favorite sewing tool?
Are you partial to the seam ripper, as I am? Or does your tube turner get a lot of miles? Perhaps this tool could become your favorite once you see all the cool things it can do!
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Continuing a classic look, the City Court VII offers out of the box comfort with the casual tennis enthusiast in mind. A versatile cosmetic, court gripping outsole, and comfort oriented phylon midsole provide a nice combination of cushion and performance for the club level player. Excellent for light hits as well as being a nice fashion complement with a pair of jeans.
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Reynolds StayBrite Baking Cups are fashion-inspired designs that won't fade during baking.
Gold Medal® White Whole Wheat flour can be used in any recipe. It's the best of both worlds—100% whole grain but with a lighter taste and color. Start substituting 25% or 50% of the all-purpose flour with Gold Medal® White Whole Wheat flour, gradually increasing proportion as desired.


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Rescue CD
Boot and investigate an unresponsive PC
F-Secure Rescue CD contains the Knoppix derivative of the Linux operating system, which can run completely from a CD and allows access to your PC's operating system and hard disks. Use Rescue CD to boot up a PC you suspect has been infected, or has had its security software compromised. Once booted, you can check the installed programs and perform more advanced repair and data recovery operations.
Note: Rescue CD cannot be used to scan encrypted disks.
System Requirements
To use Rescue CD, the affected PC must meet these minimum requirements:
- x86 compatible
- At least 1024 MB of RAM
- Can start up from a CD or USB
- Connected to the Internet or able to use a USB drive
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- Rescue CD User's Guide ( PDF, 121 KB )
- Rescue CD 3.16 Release Notes ( TXT, 2 KB )
- Rescue CD 3.16 ( ISO, 136 MB )
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You can also download the Rescue CD updates to a USB drive (minimum 256 MB of free space) using a healthy device with Internet access in order to boot a PC that cannot connect to the Internet. Instructions on how to do this are included in the Rescue CD User's Guide.


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Chocolate (pralines)
* moulds for chocolates (pralines)
* ladle
* melting pan or tempering machine
* small palette knife
* triangular palette knife
* paper
Temper the melted chocolate.
Ensure that the moulds are at room temperature and warm them lightly with a hot air blower (the ideal temperature of the moulds is 26° to 27°C ). Avoid the moulds becoming warmer than the tempered chocolate.
For the filling:
* Ganache, praline or filling of choice
* piping bag with plain tip
* small palette knife
* Plastic gloves or a good quality brush with medium hard bristles
Pour the mould full of tempered chocolate. Hold the mould at an angle and, with the small palette knife, scrape the excess chocolate from the top and sides of the mould.
Tap the mould firmly against the marble or worktable to remove any possible air bubbles from the chocolate.
Pour the excess chocolate out of the mould ensuring that all the corners or sides of the mould are evenly covered with chocolate.
Remove the remains of the chocolate from the top and sides of the mould with the small palette knife.
Let the chocolate set for about 5 minutes: put the mould on a paper sheet (open side down) and allow the excess chocolate to drip onto the paper (until the dripping chocolate begins to set).
Scrape the last remains of chocolate off the mould and leave the mould to harden for a few minutes in the refrigerator (10°C). The moulds are then ready to fill with a ganache or other filling.
Fill the moulds with a ganache, a praline or any filling you wish. You should use the piping bag with a plain tip (or no tip at all). Fill to within 2mm of the edge. Otherwise it becomes impossible to close the mould. Make sure the filling is not too warm (max 25°C). Once filled, let the filling set.
Close the pralines: warm the top of the mould very briefly with the hot air gun. Then apply a small quantity of tempered chocolate with the small palette knife and spread it over the top. Do this a little at a time rather than putting too much chocolate into the mould at once.
Smooth over the top and scrape away any excess chocolate from the top and edges. Now place for ±30 minutes in the refrigerator (10°C).
First tap lightly with the back of the palette knife against the mould . Then release the chocolates gently from the mould onto a sheet of paper on a stainless steel plate.
Wear gloves to avoid leaving fingermarks on the moulded chocolates. Ideally, place the mould on a cleaned surface to avoid attracting dust or chocolate crumbs. The pralines and moulds are always electrostatically charged for a short time and easily attract unwanted dust and crumbs.
Before the pouring you can create an attractive tint difference
through Fingerpainting the mould. This you do as follows:
1. Before the moulding, put a little dark, milk or white chocolate on your fingertip (For hygiene reasons, you are advised to wear a latex glove). With one quick finger movement draw a chocolate smear in the mould. Choose a colour that contrasts with the chocolate you will be using later for the pouring.
For praline moulds this is best done with the fingertips. You can also use this technique for larger moulds and hollow figures. For this you should pour a little tempered chocolate into the mould and spread it out with a brush. You'll find more details in the main section Decorating with Fingerpainting.
2. Allow to harden at room temperature.
3. Scrape the edges of the mould clean with the triangular palette knife. You can now cast or pour as described earlier.
Tip: when you fingerpaint with white chocolate, you should let it harden well before you continue with moulding in a darker colour. Most importantly, do your moulding using a thinner layer of milk or dark chocolate. If you add too thick a layer of chocolate, the heat is retained too long in the mould and the white chocolate will melt away. This would lose the effect.
Is the layer too thin and therefore too difficult to get out of the mould? You should let it harden until the chocolate feels dry to the touch and then apply a second layer. (For very large moulds you may even need a third layer.)
Which chocolate types are best suited to moulding pralines?
* For a medium chocolate shell:
All chocolate types with a basic viscosity () are suitable. They allow a chocolate layer with the perfect thickness. You have less chance of unwanted airbubbles than with a more fluid chocolate.
* For a fine chocolate shell:
Some chocolate lovers and craftsmen want the chocolate shell to be as fine and crunchy as possible. A more fluid chocolate containing 2% to 4% more cocoa butter is best for this. You can identify these types by the number 2 to 4 before the basic code ().


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These luxuriously soft chenille custom blankets are embroidered with your logo for a great promotional gift or giveaway.
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- Collectibles & Rare Coins
- Silver Dollar Coins
Peace Dollars (1921 - 1935)
The Peace Dollar represents American ideals as the country began to assert itself on the world stage.
Peace Dollars - In 1921, the Silver Peace Dollar was released, the same year the Morgan Dollar was discontinued. Peace Dollars are limited in supply and are very rare Silver coins. Created to celebrate America's victory in World War I, these Silver coins helped establish the status of the U.S. as a major world power.
The obverse features the profile of Lady Liberty, while the reverse depicts the majestic image of a perched American eagle with an olive branch in its talons as a symbol of peace.
The Peace Dollar, minted from 1921-1928 and again in 1934 and 1935 was the last U.S. Silver dollar coin minted for circulation. American Silver dollars, mostly the Morgan dollar, were sold to the British and melted down to support them during World War I. Silver Peace Dollars were minted to replace the Morgan Silver Dollar. These rare Silver coins were designed to be emblematic of peace, but an early design that used a broken sword was dropped because people thought it signified defeat.
Early runs of the Peace dollar were plagued by problems with the die, adding numismatic value to the earlier U.S. dollar coins. Silver Peace dollars from 1934 also have extra collector value because not many were saved. Circulation quality American Silver dollars have not been produced since, adding a sense of history when you hold one of these Silver coins in your hands. Rare Silver coins are a way to view the American story, with lessons in how events such as war and depression affected the coinage of money.
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Know the difference between coins like Peace Dollar coins and Silver rounds when investing.Silver coins, Silver bars and Silver rounds are the three most common vehicles to buy Silver. The Peace Dollar from 1935 is the last example of a Silver U.S. dollar coin released for circulation as legal tender. American Silver dollars such as the Silver Eagle are created as Silver bullion coins, never meant for circulation but still having a legal value. Don't mistake rare Silver coins or modern Silver coins for Silver rounds, which are discs of Silver created by private mints for collection and investment, because Silver rounds have no legal tender value.
Historically, Silver Peace Dollars could be melted down into Silver bars when the Silver value exceeded the legal tender value of the U.S. dollar coins. Many Peace Dollar coins include a higher premium over the Silver spot price because of the collectability factor, but some of these Peace Dollars are sold as junk Silver, too, coins that once circulated and are worth more in Silver content than face value but not seen as having numismatic or collector value. Rare Silver coins are usually collected for more than investor value, as collectors fall in love with the history and art of vintage coins, as well as see potential in the numismatic value of the coins. So when you buy American Silver dollars like Silver Peace Dollars, you will want to be clear about your goals, whether you're drawn in by pure investment potential or you've fallen for the history of Silver coins like the Silver Peace Dollars.
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Gazebo Rental
Renting The Gazebo
For complete rental and availability information, or to make an appointment, please contact City of Albuquerque Special Events:
- (505) 768-3531
- [email protected]
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Venue Information
Old Town has been the center of community life and the heart of Albuquerque since its founding in 1706. With over ten blocks of historic shops, restaurants, and homes, Old Town has been the crossroads of the Southwest for nearly three centuries. This serene village preserves all that is authentic about New Mexico including its Pueblo Spanish style architecture.
The Gazebo is one of the focal points of Old Town, located directly in the center of the main plaza. Once an old stone structure, the Gazebo was renovated to have an adobe style framework while maintaining the traditional New Mexican style. Plenty of greenery, beautiful lighting, and small town charm make this the perfect venue for an event. The open space allows the freedom to add your own lighting and décor and provides the versatility to have beautiful weddings or small ceremonies. Whatever your needs, the rental team is happy to work with you.
To see more photos of events in Old Town, click here.
Rent the Gazebo - Now Accepting Applications for 2017!
Rental Fees
The use fee for the Gazebo of $300.00 is due when making your reservation.
Email inquiries about reserving The Gazebo and submit applications and rental agreement to the rental coordinator at [email protected] or call 505.768.3531.
As with all City Parks, rental of the Plaza Vieja Gazebo does not preclude the use of the park area by the general public.
Package Price!
Rent the Albuquerque Museum for a reception and receive the Gazebo for the ceremony at no additional cost. For more information on the Albuquerque Museum, click here. To view the museum rental application, click here.


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Mancini 9/2 to be next out
Sky Bet have cut Roberto Mancini's odds of being the next Premier League manager to go after Manchester City fell seven points behind leaders Manchester United on Boxing Day.
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The pre-season title favourites lost 1-0 at Sunderland while their neighbours produced another thrilling comeback win to beat Newcastle 4-3 at Old Trafford.
As a result, Mancini has been cut to 9/2 second favourite from 8/1 to be the next top-flight boss to lose his job with Sky Bet behind Reading manager Brian McDermott, who is 7/4 favourite.
Sky Bet Football Trader Chris Spicer said: "While the City hierarchy haven't previously proven to be trigger-happy, they've looked well short of the side that won the title last season and are finally being found out.
"With their Champions League campaign ending in misery, the Premier League is surely a must with such a talented squad at Mancini's disposal, so we deem him to be under genuine pressure now."
Martin O'Neill had been one of the front runners in this market a few weeks ago but the Black Cats' revival means he's now out to 40/1.
Aston Villa suffered another heavy defeat on Boxing Day - this time losing 4-0 at home to Spurs following the weekend's 8-0 mauling at Chelsea - and now Paul Lambert can be backed at 6/1 in the sack race.
Manchester United's victory has seen them come in to 4/11 to regain the title, while Man City are 7/2 and Chelsea are 7/1 from 12/1 after grinding out a 1-0 victory at Norwich.
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Honey Lemon Chicken
By Elana Amsterdam of Elana's Pantry Serve this chicken at the table in the baking dish so your family can enjoy the drippings. My younger son likes to smother his steamed broccoli in them, while I eat the cooked garlic on Paleo bread. Serves 4 Free of: Gluten and top allergens. Ingredients 1 whole chicken, 2 […]
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When you need to dig trenches, back-fill, or handle a huge load, a Backhoe Loader gives you the ability to do your work efficiently and effectively. It features precision of handling in smaller spaces since its frame is relatively compact. Use this and you will decrease your machinery operation costs and increase your productivity.
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There are not great differences in size from one backhoe to the next. Of all heavy machinery, backhoes vary the least in size from one model to the next. While there are front-end loaders and excavators -- even skidsteers -- that are monstrous in relation to other machines in the same class, there are not incredibly large backhoes nor mini-backhoes.
Renting a backhoe is a good option if a person has a variety of jobs on a site to accomplish, but a limited number of machines. An operator can dig a trench for pipe (sewer, water or gas), for utilities or an operator can dig trench for a drainage system or irrigation. An operator can also use the bucket on the back to dig a foundation or a basement. The bucket on the front end can quickly scoop up spoils and put them in a pile or load them in the back of a dump truck or end or side dump tandem. The front bucket is also ideal for flattening or forming an area within a jobsite. A backhoe can do anything a loader or excavator can do, but on a smaller scale.


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New Move to Develop Global Standards for Measuring Energy Use in Buildings02/
Paris / Nairobi, 2 August 2011 - Efforts to establish international standards for measuring energy use in buildings have received a boost, after the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) decided to consider an innovative tool developed by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to gauge energy consumption and CO₂ emissions in homes and offices across the world. The Common Carbon Metric (CCM) - developed by UNEP's Sustainable Buildings and Climate Initiative - could form the basis for a new international standard for measuring the environmental performance of existing buildings. The ISO - the world's largest developer and publisher of international standards, covering 162 countries - will develop relevant methods.The Common Carbon Metric is intended to create a uniform system for defining the climate impact of buildings through a consistent protocol, which can, in turn, help develop international baselines for use by architects, designers and the construction industry. Today, the building sector is the single largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions with about one third of global energy use taking place in offices and homes. Moreover, building-related CO₂ emissions are set to rise from 8.6 billion tones in 2004 to 11.1 billion tones in 2020. "At UNEP we believe there is great potential for the building sector to contribute to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions," said Sylvie Lemmet, Director of UNEP's Division of Technology, Industry and Economics. "Development of the Common Carbon Metric and the ISO's decision to consider it as an international standard are important steps to remove the barriers to unlock this potential and provide a path to more energy efficiency in the building sector." Developing new standards for buildings can help governments plan more effectively towards achieving national targets on sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. The Common Carbon Metric can also support the formulation of carbon credit schemes and other emission reduction mechanisms. The CCM is specifically designed to measure energy use when a building is operational. In other words, it is not applied to the construction phase. However, given that the day-to-day use of buildings accounts for 80%to 90% of their total energy consumption, the Common Carbon Metric deals with the period in a building's lifespan where the greatest amount of emissions are produced. First launched during the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in 2009, UNEP's Common Carbon Metric measures both energy use and greenhouse gas emissions equivalent in buildings per metre squared or per occupant over the course of one year. It contains two approaches: a "top-down" model, which takes measurements from a collection of buildings or a "bottom-up" model, which is applied to an individual building.After initial tests by the UNEP Sustainable Buildings and Climate Initiative in 2010, the Common Carbon Metric was further refined and a second phase of testing has started recently, with preliminary results to be presented in October.The CCM is intended for worldwide use, including developing countries, where limitations on data collection and infrastructure may not support current methods for measuring energy use and emission levels during the entire life cycle of a building. Professor Tomonari Yashiro, Professor at the Institute of Industrial Sciences of the University of Tokyo, proposed the CCM to the International Organization for Standardization, and serves as convener of the working group that will prepare the draft standard. "Sustainability-related standardization is one of the most significant issues in current ISO strategies," Yashiro said. "There exist serious and urgent needs to establish international consensus on globally applicable common method of measuring operational energy use in existing buildings and to report the associated greenhouse gas emissions from such operations. I hope the standardization by ISO will facilitate diffusion of CCM to many areas of business."The proposal to use CCM as the basis for new international standards for buildings will be put on the agenda of ISO members within a year. If appropriate, new draft international standards will then be prepared on energy consumption and CO₂ emissions which, when finalized, could be adopted within three years. Notes to EditorsFor more information based on UNEP's Sustainable Buildings and Climate Initiative, please visit: http://www.unep.org/sbci/ Media contacts:Moira O'Brien-Malone, Information Officer, UNEP Division of Technology, Industry and Economics (Paris) on Tel. +33 1 44 37 76 12, Mobile: +33 6 82 26 93 73, Email firstname.lastname@example.com Newsdesk/Nairobi on Tel. +254 7623088 or email@example.com