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In the last of the Facebook finds, I offer a couple desserts made with candy bars.
The first is a Snickers Cake and it lives up to its famous candy bar name.
There are several steps to this recipe so allow plenty of time to bake the cake at the base of the dessert, layer other ingredients and chill before serving.
I didn't change much in this recipe. It calls for three Snickers candy bars but I used two packages of six mini candy bars because they were cheaper at the time. I ate one of the minis and used nine in the whipped topping mix. I cut up the remaining minis to mix with the peanuts that topped the cake.
It's not necessary to use the entire jar of caramel ice cream topping in the earlier part of the recipe. You can save some to drizzle on the top as a finishing touch.
The dessert was a hit. When I took it to a gathering of friends it looked beautiful with the chocolate and caramel drizzle on top.
I took the leftovers to work to share with co-workers only to drop it in the doorway. Luckily there was a lid on the dish and the topping stuck to the lid of the container. This time around it was not quite as beautiful but still very tasty.
One co-worker described it as tasting like heaven. I don't know about that, but it was sweetly delicious and now one of my favorite desserts.
The second dessert is a pie made with chopped Butterfinger candy bars and it's pretty easy to make. It still needs time to chill but is worth the wait. All you do is mix the chopped candy bars, cream cheese and whipped topping and put in an already-made graham cracker pie crust. The recipe called for a 12-ounce carton of whipped topping but that could be a mistake. The eight-ounce carton was plenty to fill the pie crust.
Again, the packages of mini candy bars were cheaper so I used two packages of six for the pie and didn't eat any this time, using all of them in the recipe.
After I bought the ingredients and carried them home, I found the crust was bent in the bag which left several cracks. A quick tip in case that happens to you is to brush melted butter along the cracks before baking so the cracks seam.
You don't have to bake the graham cracker crust for this recipe but baking it helps it stay together better when slicing the pie.
Let the crust cool before putting in the pie filling. Chill and enjoy.
There was a bit of a problem with the cream cheese clumping and being too stubborn to mix well with the whipped topping, but other than that, this recipe is a breeze.
Snickers Cake
1 box devil's food cake mix, plus ingredients to make the cake
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1 jar hot caramel ice cream topping
1/2 cup chocolate chips
2 cups heavy whipping cream
1/2 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
3 snickers candy bars, chopped
1/3 cup peanuts, chopped
caramel sauce
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Bake cake in a 9-by-13-inch pan according to direction on the package.
While cake is baking, mix condensed milk and hot caramel topping until well blended. When the cake is done and while it's still hot, poke holes in it with a fork or straw. Pour milk mixture over the cake. Allow cake to cool completely. Sprinkle chocolate chips over cake.
In a chilled bowl, whip heavy cream, powdered sugar and vanilla with an electric mixer on high speed for 1-2 minutes or until stiff peaks form. Stir in chopped snickers. Spread over cake.
Sprinkle chopped peanuts over cake. Drizzle caramel and chocolate sauce on top and chill.
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6 (2 1/8 ounce) butterfinger candy bars, crushed
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese
1 (12 ounce) carton whipped topping
1 graham cracker crust
Mix first three ingredients.
Spread the mixture in pie crust and chill.
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Discussion in 'March 2008' started by Dlev59, Feb 29, 2008.
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AA + Amir + Bench = no blown lead Hermann needs a shot to take Hayes' minutes. Jarvis is going to be a major liability on defense in the post-season (more so than he already is). Hermann is just more versatile, can shoot the 3, drive to the basket, pass, defend, etc. Dixon can score, but showed signs of being a chucker. For the most part though i was impressed by his shot selection. Got blown by on defense a few times by some player on the Clips that i couldn't even name. Good game edited to add; Amir Johnson; highest +/- again
Nice decisive win with no CB in the lineup. Sheed was blazing hot in the first half, and Tay dominated both by distributing the ball and by taking it to the hole at every opportunity. And Flip managed to remember to put Amir in the game, with positive results. Even though the Utah loss left a sour taste in everyone's mouth, let's step back and appreciate the fact that they went 3-1 on this tough road trip. Looking at it on the schedule before the All-Star break, I would have optimistically pegged it as a likely 2-2 at best.
AJ a +25. It seems the D goes from matador to lock-down instantly when he steps on the floor. In other news. Is Flip really going to continue letting Jarvis chuck terrible shots and commit stupid fouls when we clearly have a 6th man caliber SF riding the pine in Walter Herrmann? Shame he's going to walk next year, and we'll never find out how it would have worked out. Based on how Dixon was shooting it tonight, it might be best to go for a Stuckey/Dixon/Herrmann/Max/AJ bench with a little AA sprinkled in. Seems like a good balance of slashing, shooting, defense, and hustle.
The main problem here i think is Flip is convinced that Walter Hermann is a PF. Someone should text him, and let him know Walter can play the 3.
Walter had the crowd on its feet. With Dixon looking solid will we still need Lindsey for the playoffs?
Great win without Chauncey! 10 game observations 1. Dyess sucked in this one. 2. Great way to begin the game for Sheed and ended up with a lot of points and a lot of rest. Great D, great way to pound the ball inside and take Powell and the other Clip bigs to school. 3. Great game by Tay. Shows he can be the man when it counts. Dunks, floaters, hooks, jumpers. 4. Rip has to yield when it comes to bringing up the ball. He tries too hard sometimes to take his man off the dribble and make the plays but that's not his best game. Two-chest, roll off those screens, man. Quit trying to force every darn shot. But nice points nonetheless. 5. Dixon was great off the bench. Another weapon. He could always score and shows in this game. Great pick-up for Joe IMO, contrary to a lot of opinions. 6. Amir was a game changer as usual. Hang in there young fella, you'll get your due. 7. Stuckey and Afflalo didn't quite impress me in this game. But you have to love their intensity, and their desire to be out there. They're not called on to be saviors, and play within the flow of the game and do not make silly mistakes often. 8. JMax was great off the boards as well. Jumper not quite where it used to be but I expect him to get it back when his legs catch up. 9. Dice was the only thing sucky in this game and the fact that I don't know what happened to Chauncey. Oh and Jarvis takes 2nd place to Dice as well. Anybody have an idea? 10. Herrmann. Herrmann. Herrmann. Everybody cheers this guy. He brings so much energy on the floor. Must be the hair. He looks funny out there. Out of place but still fits in. And not the most athletic, and I will argue that to anybody who says he's more athletic than Jarvis, but he has moves man. Hehe, you had to love those two drives late in garbage time where he yo-yo'd the ball just hiding it from Clipper hands and laying it in. Twice! Hehe, It looked weird and cool at the same time. And that pass along the baseline was a beauty. HVC=Herrmann. The only difference from Darko is that he actually makes it count. GO PISTONS!!!!!:nerd2:
The plays of the bench were fun and excited. The local commentators praised Stuckey and Amire like no one, the praised JD for Dixon trade, they also called Maxiel as Ben II. Now the team had had a 3-4 road trip to the west, more than expected, but the ugly loss at Utah is still something has to be addressed, we had lost games in way liked coaches were brain dead at court side for so many times in past 3 years and repeated again and again. Shall we can just cross our fingers and pray during playoff games ?
Are we going to be facing the Clippers in the playoffs?
Is that a rhetorical question? I think an argument can be made for Dixon over Hunter.
I expected a fun game to watch, and I was not disappointed in the slightest. Stuckey started, but had the show stolen by Dixon as far as point guards go. Dixon looked good hitting his first 6 shots, dishing 5 assists too while playing fine D. Sheed started by hitting triples, and then kept working the inside like a fiend. Tay was game MVP with a great double double, 22 points, career high 10 assists. Most of Tay's damage was taking it right to the basket. Rip hit a few shots. Dyess was scoreless, contributed some bounds. But even with Tay and Sheed on fire tonight, our starters could have lost this game for lack of D. Fortunately though, Flip remembered to play Amir this time, and so we slaughtered the Clips. Amir finally came into the game with 8 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter, and wow, the defense all the sudden, quite mysteriously, held. (Mysterious to Flip only and his supporters. Anyone else can see that Amir is dynamite on D.) The lead began to build. Most of the 3rd quarter was just trading baskets. Then Amir came in at the end, and the lead went up some more. In the end, the team was plus 5 with Amir not in the game, and plus 25 with him in the game. Our defense is that much better when he plays. Sheed had four blocks himself in this one, and it was him and Amir manning the big spots as we started to pull away in the 2nd quarter. Stuckey scored on a couple of cuts to the basket among his 4 makes. (I missed a portion of the 1st half where he made a couple of shots so I don't know what he did there. I had the game on pause, and then flipped channels - when you do that you come back to live action, missing part of what happened while you had it paused. Oops.) Hayes made a few shots, one kind of meaninless in garbage time. And they burned him on D a few consecutive times in the first half. My vote for who loses minutes to Dixon is Hayes. Another guy is Hunter, who simply may not be needed down the stretch here after all. Afflalo hit one shot mid 4th quarter. He did not play in the first half except the last few seconds. Instead, Hayes played a lot and Tay spelled Rip some. Now, I don't mind seeing us doing something different, like playing Tay at shooting guard some, especially since Afflalo did get to play the last 14 minutes of the game. A guy who plays good solid D like that should always be rewarded with more minutes.
No. Sure. Both of them are very flawed players, but each has different strengths. I just think it's a huge stretch to call Dixon "solid" based on one impressive game against a lottery team with a horrible backcourt, when you take a glance at his career and see that it's filled with a lot of impressive games and a lot more unimpressive ones. He is what he is - pretty much indistinguishable from every other conscienceless journeyman bench guard in the Association. And yes, that might make him better than Lindsey Hunter. But "solid" is a lot better than Lindsey Hunter is at this point in his career.
I completely agree. I don't know what more he has to do, or how much more poorly Hayes has to play for this guy to get a freaking chance! I LOVE his attitude and energy. There's no wonder why he's been a crowd pleaser everywhere he's gone.
As others here have mentioned, this game was looking like a typical Pistons game (maintaining a small-medium lead) until Amir Johnson came in and we went on a 10-0 run. The pattern is making itself clear. He plays good D, which results in easy O for us when we get blocks, steals, etc. This is why we are seeing so many of these gaudy runs when he is in the game. Observatios:Dyess only attempted 1 shot. I noticed that he passed up a completely open jumper from his sweet spot in the 2nd half and then threw it away on a pass. Not sure what the problem was. Maybe b/c Sheed was rolling, he didn't look to score, then wanted to let the young guys get shots later? His D looked a little shaky tonight too. Maybe he has a cold or something.Tay got to show off a bit without Chauncey.Sheed was having one of his best games of the year, until he got completely bored and took that horrible lefty shot over the backboard. That was about it for him.I'm really not basing this on the results, but Dixon's form looks pretty good. Nice compact release without too many moving parts, nice arc, and good rotation. He also seemed surprisingly like a 1, which does not fit his rep as a 1/2.Herrmann with the razzle dazzle. In only 4:40, he took 4 shots, got fouled, grabbed 3 rebounds, and dished out 2 assists?!?! That is at least 9 touches in a very short period of time. That baseline pass was one of the year's passing lighlights for Det.Statistical Anamolies:We made 20 more FG's than they did (44-24). I'm not sure I've ever seen that big of a disparity.They attempted 34 FT's to our 12. That is also one of the biggest spreads. However, these are correlated, since when we foul them on a shot it gives them free throws and doesn't count as a shot attempts.Cory Magette got more free throws than our entire squad.In the 2nd and 4th quarters, the Clippers scored 27 total points. Nice job ZOO CREW! 18 total points if you ignore free throws.
Nice game for "Pistons home/away crowd" as once again it appeared that there were more us with Pistons jerseys/garb there than those with Clipper gear. Of course you heard the "DEEEtriot Basketball chants"", the SHEEED everytime he got the rock,>> even "ball don't lie" was yelled out when Sheed had a bogus foul called on him. There were plenty of oohs and aahs and hollers on JMAX's dunks and attempted dunks, and of course the big cheers when Fabio dazzled the crowd in the end. The Pistons fans without Detroit gear came out of their shell and were there cheering in the second half when it appeared the game was over for the Clippers, as the boys in blue led from start to finish..... The Clips really miss EB and Livingston....no wonder Sam abandoned them.... Kaman played in his first game in a week after getting an epidural, (no he is not pregnant), but this was supposed to eliminate the back pain.) He started out good but faded after playing the whole first quarter. Cuttino Mobley was a no show and seem to have a stomach cramps midway thru the game. poor Maggete...he got his points but most of them came at the FT line (he has averaged on 10 points at the line the last 11 games). Dunleavy came out of the lockerroom with a scared look on his face and the end of the game he walked off with the same face. Now back to the Pistons..Tay took over for the missing CB, shouting directions and scoring on jumpers, short pops and runners. He lead the team in points and assists with 22-10, and it appeared that he had something to prove to his relatives friends sprinkled throughout the crowdd. AJ returned to the line-up and provided his relatives and high school friends with a couple of blocks and steller defense as wll as leading the team with rebounds. Sheed was the catalyst in the beginning scoring 13 points in the first 7.5 mins but only 4 after that. I actually told my wife at halftime that despite Sheeds first half scoring heroics, he would not top 20 and I was right. Those 4 blocks were enouht to frustrate Kaman & Co though. The bench was impressive tonight. After starting off slow in the 2nd qtr, they finally came around and had the Clipper faithful wondering who they were and yours truly had to provide resume information. Although Stuckey was OK in his first start, Dixon was a pleasant surprise off the bench leading the zoo crew in scoring and assists. The zoo crew scored 41 points as Dunleavy threw out the white flag with about 5 mins left in the contest>>er actually this was no contest. It was just an excuse for Team Piston to enjoy some sunshine and R & R California and then end it with a nice entertaining scrimmage for the all of the former Detroiters who migrated out here over the last 25 years. I sat about 4 rows back of the Clippers bench in the corner by the tunnel so I was not able to see what was going on at the Pistons bench down the way, but I can tell you that coach-in-training Lindsey Hunter walked out on the floor with the rest of the coaches on every time out and provided his opinion. If Dixon can play that way vs the C's next week, we might be able to shut down Hunter for good. Meaningless stats> Pistons scored 52 points in the paint, more than 20+ above their average. They got 28 assists, which translates to 38 games in a row that a game topping 24 assists have resulted into a W ( and no Chauncy>>who needs him any) Pistons are a league best 25-1 when scoring 100+ points. Time to get some rest now, got to get up and drive to Vegas in the morning. I will check my photos and if any are decent I will upload when I return Tuesday....
Wow, thanks La Dre, wonderful first hand courtside journal, thank you.
Wow, Thanks LaDre.........Nice Avatar........
I suppose Lindsey's defensive strengths could give him the edge in the end. If Dixon is indeed just another conscienceless journeyman bench guard in the Association Lindsey wins hands down. No contest. I think Dixon may have a touch more upside than that.
games like this show the importance of one of our most un appreciated players... prince is so important to this team with how he just fills in where ever he's needed, 10 assists last night think it was 8 in the first half when the game was still a game. And AJ is again a gamer, can only go from the online stats to make this judgement but again he seems to be playing better then max, and really is to the point he should be the first big off the bench. If they keep focus and remember how they have gotten to this point the future looks good.
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On Friday, the day after this year's Tom Douglas Culinary Summer Camp ends, an aching hunger will set in, especially around 10 in the morning when campers realize nobody is feeding them an endless buffet of bites of the amazing food they've just seen prepared by a parade of uber-talented chefs starting last Sunday at The Palace Ballroom.
Day 1: crepes for breakfast.
And so the countdown begins in anticipation for next year's over-the-top eat-fest, five days of demos, camper challenges (who can cut up a rabbit quickest?) as well as non-stop sips and sups from morning until early evening when the 30 participants head home. This is no sleep-over camp. (Though there is a couch in the corner if you wanna catch a snooze during the day!)
James Beard Foundation award-winner of this year's Outstanding Restaurateur (and the pinnacle of our inaugural Food Establishment list) Tom Douglas launched this program six years ago after fielding countless requests from customers who wanted the inside scoop on how to cook like a pro. It costs $3,000.
This is no beginner's course, as demonstrated in the very first lesson of this year's camp during which Tom and his brother from another mother, Thierry Rataureau showed campers several different ways to prepare quail, foie gras and beets.
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The funny Vikram Vij from Vancouver showed campers how to make a homey peas and mashed potato curry, as well as an elegant prawn masala while lamenting: "Indian food might not be as pretty as some, but if only you could take a photo of the way it smells."
Madison Park Conservatory's Cormac Mahoney and Zoi Antonitas (both TD alum) woke the crowd up on Tuesday with a Bloody Mary Martini and a Northwest variation on bagels and lox, subbing black cod for salmon and pickled grapes for capers. Brilliant!
The Spur/Tavern Law/Coterie Room dynamic duo, Brian McCracken and Dana Tough, schooled campers on some molecular gastronomy, using liquid nitrogen to pop open oyster shells — "Look Ma, no fragments!" — and to make a horseradish "snow" on top.
Martha Foose from Greenwood, Miss., shared tips and techniques for making Eudora Welty-inspired custard pie and a jellyroll using a recipe from her book, A Southerly Course.
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Professor Challenger is arguing with people who are persistently calling him on the telephone when his young friend Malone, a reporter for the Gazette, enters and requests Challenger accompany him to inspect the discovery of Theodore Nemor, who claims to have invented a machine capable of disintegrating objects. Skeptical of the invention, Challenger accepts Malone's proposal and accompanies him to the house of Nemor.
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I havent read all the responses but this is a dog I would definitely rehome. My cats are family and do good with the dogs. A dog trying to get at them or reacting the way you are describing is not only throwing off the harmony in the house, but it's causing extreme stress to your cats. A cat severely stressed can actually develop health issues related to stress. Been there. Lived it. My sister in laws cat developed bladder stones and we didnt know about it until it was too late. He was stressed by the new animals in the house at the time.
Some dogs just cant be around cats. You are putting your cats at risk by keeping him.
|OP, what other corrections have you used besides spraying water at your dog? I know you say you don't want to use heavy corrections, and I'm not suggesting that you alpha roll your dog or get all crazy on him, lol - but IMO, the crating and spritzing him may just be antagonizing him, and the crated cat could have just been teasing him. Have you ever directly told him that his behavior was unacceptable?
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My honest opinion is to return the dog to the rescue. This is very unsafe situation. I have done a lot if rescue/rehab work. And have reformed some dogs, to the cats, but none ever had the violent reactions it sounds like your dog is having.
I would never trust this dog with the cats.
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I also adopted a dog - for 3 days - who spent the entire time trying to get and kill my cat. Tried to climb the bannister; my cat spent the whole time in the back of a closet. This is a dog savvy cat, who probably thinks of herself as more dog, having been raised by my dog since she was 4 weeks old.
There was a total level of predatory desire in that dog that I have not seen since in almost 40 foster dogs in almost 12 years, to get to and kill my cat. When I asked the foster if she was okay with other prey type animals she said oh wait, she's pulled things off our house trying to get chipmunks. Well, duh. I was ticked.
I was not willing to invest the time - dangerous for my cat while it was ongoing - or type of training that would be necessary to try to make this dog not kill my cat, when that was her nature. It wasn't fair to her, and it was most certainly not fair to my cat who was there first, and was outgunned by 60#.
There will be a nice no cat home for that dog, and you can find a dog who will enjoy and be as safe as a dog can be, with yours.
|The other day Midnite cornered the cat on the stairs. I got there and all he was doing was watching the cat, which I don't normally allow but it gave me time to get there. Well the cat decided to take the dog on and it almost went south real fast for the cat. Needless to say I wasn't happy with either of them but Midnite got reprimanded heavily, since I can't make the cat realize he is the bigger problem. For the last few days now when the cats are in his view I only have to look at him or tell him let it go. Midnite definitely doesn't want to feel my wrath again and walks away huffing and puffing. I have been nice and positive and it works most of the time, but now I'm not being nice anymore, Midnite will not win this battle.
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Or you could also go the E collar route with proper instruction! It would be a lot faster! Don't know how that works in the long run though??
I do think you need to work with someone who can teach how to use such a tool, though. You can cause problems you didn't meant to by using it incorrectly.
Have you called the rescue for support and advice? A good rescue should be there for you post-adoption.
how are your older two dogs reacting to the tension that Magnus has brought into the house?
Sounds like there was some harmony before . Have to be fair to them as well , especially at that age.
Sounds like you will have to be on guard anytime you are out with the dog , prepared to have a cat cross your path or come into view (on a porch or such) and Magnus will spring into action.
|Cats are perceived as prey animals by some GSDs, it's not a matter of "hate". It's natural prey instinct.
GSD Hates Cats
My male GSD hates cats with a vengeance. Luckily I do not keep any. If he caught one he would kill it I'm sure. I have to make sure he's on his chain in the garden and walk him in cat free zones only.
He also had the same reaction to a neighbour's guinea pigs when she took them into her garden - he went berserk and was trying his best to get at them. It was horrible.
Cats, rodents and small dogs set him off big time.
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I used it on Rocky my GSD to deal with his "people issues" it never seemed to come into play, as far as I could tell?? But I have found out that using a muzzle can change a dogs mind set..."I can't bite/defend so I best not act like a fool??
Also going to say I am not a fan of "holding" cats in the presence of unstable/excited dogs! I did that with a feral and it did not work out to well for me! Cat bit through my finger nail, got infected! ICU and tons of IV's followed!
But yes you have two issues to work on forming a bond and the cats! Form the bond first and the rest "might" fall into place with little effort??
Or you could also go the E collar route with proper instruction! It would be a lot faster! Don't know how that works in the long run though??
In any case the "just got a rescue" or the leerburgh essay, I would see as the first step.
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E collar stuff I would start here again not saying do this but it is an option after the ground work is done on your relationship with the new guy and after two weeks..who knows may not be needed??:
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|And to add that the turning point was when Rocky started barking at our cat who rules the house & she gave him a long hard swipe across the nose & he backed off. She won!
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DETROIT (Feb. 6, 2012) — Wayne State University Law School's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights is pleased to host a lecture by Patricia J. Williams, Columbia Law School James L. Dohr Professor of Law. Williams will deliver "Hope, Home and Homeland: Bailing out the Beloved Community," on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 5:30 p.m. in Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
Williams has taught at Columbia since 1991 and has served on the faculties of the University of Wisconsin Law School, City University of New York School of Law and Golden Gate University School of Law. As a law professor, she has testified before Congress, acted as a consultant and coordinator for a variety of public interest lawsuits, and served as a past member of the boards of the Center for Constitutional Rights, the Society of American Law Teachers, and the National Organization for Women's Legal Defense and Education Fund. She is the recipient of the Alumnae Achievement Award from Wellesley, the Graduate Society Medal from Harvard and a MacArthur Foundation grant. Her books include The Alchemy of Race and Rights, The Rooster's Egg and Seeing a Color-Blind Future: The Paradox of Race. She also writes a monthly column for The Nation titled "Diary of a Mad Law Professor."
"Patricia Williams is a leading scholar and practitioner in the areas of multiculturalism and civil rights," said Peter Hammer, professor of law and director of the Keith Center. "I do not want to give either of our ages away, but a speech I saw her give while I was in law school was one of the most inspiring parts of my legal education. We are pleased to be able to share that same experience with students at Wayne State and the residents of Detroit."
This event is co-sponsored by the Wayne State University Department of Africana Studies, in collaboration with the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies and the Humanities Center. For more information, call 313-577-2321.
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I have a lot of issues. ...none of which are serious.
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Jacobbi recorded five goals in the two contets to help lead the Canisius offense. The rookie registered two tallies in a 12-11 win over Binghamton, the first multi-score game of his career. He then added his first collegiate hat trick in an 11-10 setback to Jacksonville on Saturday.
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In the above-mentioned scripture, David gave final instructions to Solomon that would ensure success. At David's death, Solomon consolidated his power and administration. At the great King David's death he exhorted his son to obey God, follow him, and be kind to others. This is the big secret to true success. I'm sure, we can all agree on this.
Successful people are at the right place at the right time to a great extent because they have learned how to take certain action steps in proper sequence. They have learned that scriptural truth, "To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven." (Ecclesiastes 3:1) They know that everything they desire has appropriate place and time for accomplishment, and toward that end, they set their priorities in certain orders, prepare themselves in certain ways, and refuse to give in to discouragement and failures along the way. Most of the time in the waiting season, it is the opportune time to prepare and be developed. It not just to have our hands folded and twiddling our thumbs. Again, there is a time for that too. Where are you in your season? Are you waiting and getting prepared? Check to see what God is saying through the Holy Spirit.
What about those who are unsuccessful? Be Careful of these Pitfalls
- Some fail because they lack dreams or they don't believe in the possibility of their dreams becoming reality.
- Some fail to reach their full potential of a rewarding harvest in life because they have not turned their dreams into specific goals and plans of action for reaching those goals.
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Alicia Silverstone takes her son outside to use the bathroom. He prefers the driveway.
More like a prom photo than a premiere for Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort.
Tori Spelling practices standing on a corner.
X-Men London premiere with Patrick Stewart, James McAvoy, Ian McKellan and Michael Fassbender.
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Tomorrow is the first day of spring! We're off to a very rainy start around here – our house could definitely use some spring color to brighten things up.
To welcome spring, we made cheery flower collages on accordian-folded strips of cardboard. They stand up on my mantle and make us dream about gardens full of blooming flowers.
You will need some sturdy paper, poster board, or light weight cardboard for your base. I cut a cereal box into three strips for our project. Accordion fold your strips, so your finished piece will be able to stand.
Time to gather your stem collage items. I gathered these ahead of time and presented my girls with a "stem buffet." Your kids might enjoy helping you with this step, too.
Stem Material Ideas:
- plastic straws
- pipe cleaners
- strips of colored & patterned paper
- felt
- craft foam
- yarn
- ribbon
- popsicle sticks, painted green
- green tape
- draw stems with green crayons, markers, paint, etc.
Once you have all your stem materials gathered, glue, tape, and draw stems on your board. Be prepared – pipe cleaners take a lot of glue to stick! Set this aside to dry while you work on your flowers.
There are many different ways to make your flowers – use what you have on hand! We cut circles and tulip shapes out of watercolor paper. The girls made designs with oil pastels and crayons, followed by watercolor painting.
Other ideas for flowers: colored paper shapes, mini cupcake papers, flower pictures cut from magazines and catalogs, or flower stickers.
When your flowers are finished and dry, attach them to your stems. We used a combination of glue stick and white glue for this part. Glue dots would also work great, with no drying time.
That's it! Now you have some cheery flowers to tide you over till the real ones are blooming. My girls also decided these would make great backdrops for their Playmobil and animal set-ups. Fun!
Happy Spring!


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Nominations sought for Summit's Great Outdoors Awards
October 21, 2012
Nominations are being sought to honor individuals who have worked tirelessly to preserve and enhance our community's natural resources and outdoor recreational opportunities. Honorees will be announced at Summit's Great Outdoors Celebration hosted by Continental Divide Land Trust on Nov. 20 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. Categories include: Philanthropist, Volunteer, Business or Corporate Leader, Community or Government Representative and Open. Contact CDLT to make your nomination and describe why this individual deserves recognition. Nominations deadline is today. To nominate someone, request a nomination form, or for more info, contact CDLT at email@example.com, (970) 453-3875 or visit http://www.CDLT.org.


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Saperstein: "This demonstration of consensus among global leaders sends a clear signal to Iran that its pursuit of a nuclear weapons program remains unacceptable."
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WASHINGTON, D.C., June 9, 2010 -- In response to today's United Nations Security Council vote in favor of new sanctions against Iran, Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, issued the following statement:
The Reform Movement applauds today's majority vote by the U.N. Security Council to impose new sanctions against the Iranian regime. These sanctions will significantly increase pressure on the Iranian arms, banking, technology, and investment sectors. This demonstration of consensus among global leaders sends a clear signal to Iran that its pursuit of a nuclear weapons program remains unacceptable.
Our commitment to nuclear non-proliferation is rooted in Jewish values and rules on just warfare, which eschew weapons that would kill indiscriminately and create sustained and lasting damage to the environment. In the hands of an extremist regime such as Iran, these weapons pose a threat to the international community at large, and the U.S. and Israel in particular, which have been targets of venom from Iran's leaders.
We acknowledge the efforts of the Obama Administration to prioritize engagement and diplomacy, while still recognizing the serious danger that a nuclear Iran represents to all the nations of the world. To that end, we hope that Iran will respond to these new economic sanctions by returning to the negotiating table to engage responsibly with the international community.


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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
The road to KDE LightDM-0.2
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- AnonymousMay 16, 2012 at 3:14 AM
The link is missing/down.
Are you sure? I just tried again (I test it before I publish) and it works for me. Thanks for the comment, though.ReplyDelete
Isn't this just a login screen tho, which could be an image with two text boxes? That doesn't seem particularily difficult (granted, I've not coded it!!) I'd think the Desktop Manager part of LightDM would be far more interesting to learn about.ReplyDelete
It's not particularly difficult.ReplyDelete
Though it's quite a bit more than an image with two text boxes. You start with that and suddenly you need to know screen layouts and power management and giving feedback and models of users and offering shutdown and way to configure everything and configure auto logins etc etc etc.
As a rough guide, there 1500 lines of code for the greeter (to load the QML and set up everything) 800-ish lines of QML per theme and 3000 lines for the config module.
According to the made up nonsense by Ohloh it's worth $50,000 based on project size.
- The guy who coded it.
DM = display manager not desktop manager.
Hahaha... Thanks Dave, I wanted to post something like that, but you obviously did so much better! :-)ReplyDelete


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Kleberg Bank College Classic Feb. 24-25-26
Islanders Host Huskers, Rebels, Utes
By Corpus Christi Hooks | November 16, 2011 10:58 AM ET
CORPUS CHRISTI - Fifty years ago, the prospect of a Red invasion was most disconcerting to the American people.
Now, not so much.
When Texas A&M-Corpus Christi coach Scott Malone and his fifth Islander team join the Corpus Christi Hooks in hosting the 2012 Kleberg Bank College Classic, they'll find plenty of red at Whataburger Field in the form of Cornhuskers, Rebels and Utes. There won't be a culture clash or battle of political systems, just seven college baseball games in a three-day period at what has become one of the nation's premier tournaments.
"The Kleberg Bank College Classic is always one of the highlights of our schedule. It's one of the first things our players look for and it is one of the first things our fans look for when the schedule is released," Malone said.
"This year's edition is right along the same lines. Utah's move to the PAC 12 makes them that much more intriguing. UNLV personally for me with my background, it's really exciting to get a chance to play a school where I've coached before. Nebraska doesn't need a lot to be said. Year-in, year-out they have been a perennial Top 25 team and now they have Darin Erstad as their head coach, a former big leaguer who spent time with the Houston Astros."
"Baseball fans in the Coastal Bend are among the most passionate and knowledgeable you'll find," Hooks president Ken Schrom said. "Once again, we are delighted to partner with Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Kleberg Bank in bringing them what has become one of the annual must-see events in Corpus Christi."
Kleberg Bank College Classic tickets go on sale Friday, February 3, at the Whataburger Field box office, on-line at cchooks.com and by calling 361-561-HOOK. Tickets will also be available at the Islander athletic offices on campus.
Adult Classic packages for fans 13-and-up are $24 each. Youth Classic packages (4-12) are $12. Daily tickets run $10 and $5, respectively. There is no charge for children 3-and-under. All seating is reserved.
Overall, the 2012 College Classic field is an experienced one. Combined, the four clubs return 72 lettermen. Some may characterize the upcoming campaign as a rebuilding project for Malone, whose 2011 team established a school record with 37 wins, earned third seed at the Southland Conference Tournament in San Marcos and fought in sometimes dramatic fashion for three postseason victories. Calallen's Jeramie Marek heads a list of four returning everyday players.
Change has come to Nebraska, led by first-year head coach and former MLB all-star Erstad. After 16 seasons in the Big 12, the Huskers begin Big Ten competition with eight returning starters in the field and a promising pitching staff. The Cornhuskers finished 10 games over .500 at home last spring but struggled away from Lincoln and failed to qualify for the Big 12 Tournament.
Erstad, first pick in the 1995 amateur draft by the Angels, also played for the White Sox in a 14-year career.
UNLV and Utah are former Mountain West rivals. All five Rebel returning regulars hit .306 or better and coach Tim Chambers enjoys the services of all-conference performers Trent Cook, Brandon Bayardi and Trevor Kirk.
Joining them on the 2011 MWC honor squad were four Utes: James Brooks, Shaun Cooper, Trey Nielsen and Tyler Wagner. Utah's Bill Kinneberg is the most experienced coach in the College Classic field with 423 wins in 15 years overall and 178 in seven seasons at Salt Lake City.
The 2012 Kleberg Bank College Classic schedule:
Utah vs. Nebraska -- 2
UNLV at Islanders -- 6
UNLV vs. Utah -- 11
Nebraska vs. Utah -- 3
Nebraska at Islanders -- 7
Nebraska vs. UNLV -- 11
Utah at Islanders -- 3
second club listed is home team
City/State: Lincoln, Nebraska
Founded: 1869
Enrollment: 24,610
School Colors: Scarlet & Cream
Home Field: Hawks Field at Haymarket Park (8,486)
Conference: Big Ten
Athletics Website: www.huskers.com
Head Coach: Darin Erstad
Alma Mater (year): Nebraska (1995)
Record at School (seasons): 0-0 (first year)
Overall Record (seasons): same
Assistant Coaches: Will Bolt, Ted Silva, Jeff Christy
Michael Pritchard, OF, L/L, 6-0, 177, Soph., .304/0/7
Kash Kalkowski, OF, R/R, 6-1, 198, Jr., .299/5/42/11 steals (HM All-Big 12); 50th round, Royals
Chad Christensen, INF, R/R, 6-3, 206, Jr., .292/1/16
Kurt Farmer, INF, R/R. 6-2, 198, Jr., .275/2/32
Kale Kiser, INF, S/R, 5-10, 191, Sr., .273/2/19
Bryan Peters, INF, R/R, 6-2, 185, Jr., .273/2/30/12 steals
Tyler King, LHP, 6-0, 198, Soph., 0-1/2.21
Jon Keller, RHP, 6-5, 231, Soph., 3-6/3.62
Dylan Vogt, RHP, 6-2, 193, Jr., 3-1/3.83
Tyler Niederklein, RHP, 6-2, 210, Jr., 8-3/4.17
Everyday Players Returning: 8
Everyday Players Lost: 1
Lettermen Returning: 19
Lettermen Lost: 13
Overall Record: 30-25
Home Record: 21-11
Road Record: 4-13
Neutral Record: 5-1
Conference Record (finish): 9-17 Big 12 (9th)
Conference Tournament Record: DNQ
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City/State: Las Vegas, Nevada
Founded: 1957
Enrollment: 28,000
School Colors: Scarlet & Gray
Home Field: Wilson Stadium (3,000)
Conference: Mountain West
Athletics Website: unlvrebels.com
Head Coach: Tim Chambers
Alma Mater (year): Southern Utah (1989)
Record at School (seasons): 33-25 (one year)
Overall Record (seasons): 499-220 (12 years)
Assistant Coaches: Stan Stolte, Kevin Higgins, Jay Guest
Trent Cook, 1B, L/R, 6-2, 190, Sr., .368/2/44 (2nd-team All-Mountain West)
Scott Dysinger, INF, R/R, 5-10, 170, Sr., 345/0/19
Brandon Bayardi, OF, R/R, 6-2, 210, Jr., .325/10/51 (1st-team All-Mountain West)
Trevor Kirk, OF, R/R, 6-0, 185, Sr., .314/1/28/12 steals (2nd-team All-Mountain West)
Ryan Scott, C, L/R, 6-1, 185, Sr., .306/2/28
Zack Hartman, RHP, 5-11, 185, Soph., 5-2/2.35/8 saves
Joe Robinson, RHP, 6-2, 190, Sr., 5-7/4.88; 29th round, Dodgers
Jesse Garcia, LHP, 6-0, 185, Sr., 2-1/5.26/save
Tyler Iodence, RHP, 6-2, 195, Jr., 3-1/5.32
Everyday Players Returning: 5
Everyday Players Lost: 4
Lettermen Returning: 16
Lettermen Lost: 7
Overall Record: 33-25
Home Record: 23-10
Road Record: 10-14
Neutral Record: 0-1
Conference Record (finish): 10-13 (5th)
Conference Tournament Record: 0-2
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City/State: Salt Lake City, Utah
Founded: 1850
Enrollment: 29,251
School Colors: Crimson & White
Home Field: Spring Mobile Ballpark (15,500)
Conference: PAC 12
Athletics Website: utahutes.cstv.com
Head Coach: Bill Kinneberg
Alma Mater (year): Arizona (1980)
Record at School (seasons): 178-204 (seven years)
Overall Record (seasons): 423-387 (15 years)
Assistant Coaches: Mike Crawford, Bryan Kinneberg, Pete Flores
James Brooks, INF, S/R, 6-3, 200, Sr., .372/3/32/11 steals (2nd-team All-Mountain West)
Shaun Cooper, OF, R/R, 5-10, 195, Sr., .332/8/43 (1st-team All-Mountain West)
Trey Nielsen, INF, R/R, 6-2, 195, Soph., .318/9/41 (2nd-team All-Mountain West)
Tyler Wagner, RHP, 6-3, 190, Jr., 4-3/2.04/12 saves (1st-team All-Mountain West)
Zach Adams, RHP, 6-4, 200, Jr., 2-0/2.40
Joe Pond, RHP, 6-3, 195, Jr., 4-4/4.36
Brock Duke, RHP, 6-2, 210, Jr., 6-3/6.00
Everyday Players Returning: 5
Everyday Players Lost: 4
Lettermen Returning: 19
Lettermen Lost: 7
Overall Record: 29-21
Home Record: 12-5
Road Record: 14-13
Neutral Record: 3-3
Conference Record (finish): 16-7 (2nd Mountain West)
Conference Tournament Record: 1-2
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City/State: Corpus Christi, Texas
Founded: 1947
Enrollment: 10,200
School Colors: Blue & Green
Home Field: Chapman Field (700)
Conference: Southland
Athletics Website: goislanders.com
Head Coach: Scott Malone
Alma Mater (year): McMurry (1998)
Record at School (seasons): 99-128 (four years)
Overall Record (seasons): same
Assistant Coaches: Chris Ramirez, Marty Smith, Adam Skonieczki
Jeramie Marek, INF, R/R, 5-9, 190, Sr., .328/0/25/14 steals
Weston Montgomery, INF, R/R, 6-1, 175, Sr., .281/0/14
Bobby Buckner, INF, S/R, 6-1, 180, Sr., .298/1/18
Santiago Ruiz, C, R/R, 5-11, 195, Sr., .311/0/10
Philly Garcia, RHP, 5-11, 190, Sr., 3-1/5.25/6 saves
Adam Hoelscher, LHP, 6-3, 185, Jr., 0-1/7.15
Everyday Players Returning: 4
Everyday Players Lost: 5
Lettermen Returning: 18
Lettermen Lost: 9
Overall Record: 37-24
Home Record: 16-12
Road Record: 18-10
Neutral Record: 3-2
Conference Record (finish): 19-14 (3rd)
Conference Tournament Record: 3-2
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Hi Scott,
What ever helps you on your journey to the extinction of suffering is a good thing, so best of luck in your path. Your understanding, whether experiential or intellectual is really 'none of my business', but it certainly seems to be giving you some peace and freedom and thats great.
My own view on Anatta is that of "not self". And that is that the sense of a "me" or "mine" is the problem, as this is what leads to attachment to things which are "not self"" and not controlable and not permanent, which only leads to sufefring.
Personally, I dont think I need to make any categorical and loud statemets procaliming that there is a no self and make sure I am conviced of this. We as humans have this natural sense of a self and a belief that our body and personality is me. This has caused me lots of problems and closed me off to lots of experiences. This is part of my journey to realize that this identification is wrong and is "not self".
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Psychology - are you having a midlife crisis?
September 30, 2013 , 12:33 PM by Steve Martin
Are you having a Mid-life crisis?
Damien Adler used his latest Psychology segment on the Morning Show to explain what a mid life crisis is and who is most likely to be affected.
You can listen to Damien here.
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Architects Tryggvi Thorsteinsson and Erla Dögg Ingjaldsdóttir like to define rooms with simple blocklike elements rather than with traditional walls. "We never look at a surface as two-dimensional," Ingjaldsdóttir says, "We look at everything as a three-dimensional form."
In the master bath, a walnut-surfaced cube separates the space from the bedroom. Standing a couple of feet shy of the ceiling, the millwork box presents a flush surface to the bedroom, where it serves as a headboard. Its sides form twin passages to the bath and open to reveal storage. Etched glass doors topped by a room-width etched glass transom open into the bath, where a void in the cube supports twin sinks and a marble counter and backsplash. Set atop a high recessed kick panel, the cabinetry seems to levitate between the floor and ceiling.
A freestanding partition faced in ceramic tile and edged in spaced ipe boards backdrops a ceramic vessel tub while screening a generous walk-in shower and a separate toilet compartment. A section of ipe decking, flush with the limestone tile floor, drains the shower and any spillover from the tub. High windows brighten the room, which opens onto a screened courtyard.
Project: Appleton Living, Venice, Calif.; Builder: Core Construction, Apple Valley, Calif.; Architect: Minarc, Santa Monica, Calif.; Photographer: Art Gray. / Resources: Lighting fixtures: Alinea; Plumbing fittings: Duravit, Wetstyle; Plumbing fixtures: Duravit; Windows and patio door: Five Star.