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Links to Other Organizations
National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee
The National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee (NWTRCC) is a coalition of groups from across the U.S., formed in 1982 to provide information and support to people involved in or considering some form of war tax resistance (WTR). A great source of literature and on-line information.
War Resisters League
"The War Resisters League affirms that all war is a crime against humanity. We therefore are determined not to support any kind of war, international or civil, and to strive nonviolently for the removal of all causes of war." A great source of literature and on-line information.
War Tax Resisters Penalty Fund
The War Tax Resisters' Penalty Fund was begun in 1982 by members and friends of the North Manchester Fellowship of Reconciliation. They found that IRS interest and penalties kept many people from continuing their war tax resistance, and prevented many more from even considering such a witness. The founders decided to invite sympathetic people to form a broad base that would help sustain and suppport war tax resisters. They hoped that with hundreds of supporters they could lighten the resisters' financial burdens and also actively involve larger numbers of people in the war tax resistance movement.
The Nonviolent Action Community of Cascadia is a Seattle-based organization which uses nonviolent action to create political and social change. NACC acts to interrupt and transform militarism and other forms of violence, and to build a society based upon community, economic justice, environmental awareness, personal empowerment, and feminist, queer-positive, and anti-racist principles.
NACC uses creative nonviolent direct action, war tax resistance, public education and coalition-building towards these ends, creating community and developing empowerment and conflict-resolution skills in the process.
The Picket Line
Southern California War Tax Resistance supports nonviolent refusal to pay for war. The ultimate vote of the populace is whether they give their lives and labor and earnings to the war system. People affiliated with SCWTR hold a variety of opinions about specific wars and war in general, and practice various forms of war tax resistance.
Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund
The National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund, a national non-profit organization located in Washington, D.C., advocates for US federal legislation enabling conscientious objectors to war to have their federal income taxes directed to a special fund which could be used for non-military purposes only. This fund would be called the Peace Tax Fund and the bill we seek to pass is called the Religious Freedom Peace Tax Fund Act.


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no rain here, but we've got triple digit weather.
Shirley! What are you doing still awake/up???
And...triple digits, even this time of night?
I slept too much (15 hrs) today.. so I'm kind of awake now.
It's 77 now.. but will reach 102 by afternoon.
I did an LO.. I don't like it too much, but the pics are fun.


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Target: Porsche has had its own way for a long time with the 911, but German and Japanese rivals are on the horizon (Note: AMG SLS pictured below).
20 July 2012
By HAITHAM RAZAGUI
PORSCHE'S iconic 911 looks set to gain a new set of competitors with the news that the on-again, off-again project at Mercedes-Benz hot-shop AMG to produce a sub-SLS sportscar remains alive, but delayed.
BMW and Toyota could also be looking to pick at Porsche's market share through their technological collaboration that was recently extended to include the joint development of a sportscar.
And Japanese luxury brand Infiniti is exploring the possibility of producing a sportscar, having unveiled its sleek Emerg-e range-extended EV coupe at Geneva in March as a follow-up to the two-door Essence hybrid concept of 2009.
British journal Autocar has reported the Benz 911 competitor, dubbed SLC, is still on the agenda following a report late last month from German publication Auto-Motor und Sport that high development costs were hampering the project.
Autocar says the SLC's planned 2014 launch has been delayed a year because Benz has allocated engineering capacity to the next-generation C-Class volume-seller.
The SLC is said to have a body constructed of lightweight aluminium and be as wide as, but shorter than, the SLS, replacing the larger car's retro styling and gullwing doors with a take on current the Benz design language and conventional doors.
Lexus LF-LC, Infiniti Emerge-e, Infiniti Essence.Like the 911's only significant current competitor, the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, the SLC will have its front-mounted engine situated as far back as possible and driving the rear wheels through a transaxle at the back – said to be a seven-speed dual-clutch unit in the SLC – to aid weight distribution.
Given the SLC will be an AMG-developed product like the SLS, a V8 powerplant is a given, although Autocar speculates that development of a new 4.0-litre twin-turbo unit could stall due to cost.
Impending EU6 emissions regulations could preclude AMG's 6.2-litre V8 from being used, forcing the company to use a version of the naturally aspirated 5.5-litre unit from the SLK55 AMG instead.
Autocar suggests a soft-top version of the SLC is also on the cards, to be launched in 2016.
Of the two sportscars expected to emerge from the BMW-Toyota tie-up, the Japanese entrant could well have already been previewed by the Lexus LF-LC concept shown at Detroit in January.
Lexus global product planning general manager Karl Schlicht told GoAuto at the show the company is looking for its "2+2 GT" to be priced between $US100,000 and $US130,000 in North America.
"It's a similar ballpark as 911," he said. "At that level it's still very premium but obtainable."
Even if Infiniti's Emerg-e fails to translate into production reality, the company could still step up to the plate, using experience from parent Nissan's 911 Turbo-baiting GT-R.
Leveraging Nissan's platform, engine and technology-sharing deal with Benz parent company Daimler might even result in the Infiniti entrant being closely related to the SLC.
At the Geneva show Infiniti Cars Australia general manager Kevin Snell said Infiniti's five-year plan called for the development of a high-end sportscar.
"Infiniti has been studying various sportscar directions," he said. "It is one of the things we want to do."
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Monkey Buisness
We learn a lot of valuable lessons in life, and one couple said they learned one of their most powerful and heartbreaking Monday...
Never fall in love with a monkey and take it home...
A Michigan couple said a tearful goodbye to Max, their pet monkey of 26 years yesterday...
It's a new beginning for Max who was taken to Jungle Friends Sanctuary in Gainesville, a refuge for monkeys.
The couple -- who have been on Jungle Friend's waiting list for Two Years -- say Max had been just like a son to them.
But his unpredictable behavior, including biting people, made them realize Max needed a home out of surburbia and with other monkeys.
"I'm excited for him. this is all about him. it's for him."
Jungle Friends say it's important for animal lovers to realize monkeys are wild animals who need to socialize with other monkeys.
Currently the sanctuary has a dozen monkeys on the waiting list for a home.
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ATLANTA — A vaccine against a cervical cancer virus cut infections in teenage girls by half in the first study to measure the shot's impact since it came on the market. The results impressed health experts and a top government top health official called them striking.
The research released Wednesday echoes studies done before the HPV vaccine became available in 2006. But the new study is the first evidence of just how well it works now that it is in general use.
Only about half of teen girls in the U.S. have gotten at least one dose of the expensive vaccine, and just a third of teen girls have had all three shots, according to the latest government figures.
"These are striking results and I think they should be a wake-up call that we need to increase vaccination rates," said Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Cervical cancer is caused by certain types of the common sexually transmitted virus called HPV, for human papillomavirus. The vaccine, which costs about $130 per dose, protects against a few of those strains, including two blamed for 70 percent of cervical cancers. The shots work best if given before someone is sexually active so the emphasis has been on giving the shots to 11- and 12-year olds.
The CDC study compared infection rates in girls ages 14 to 19 before and after the vaccine became available. The proportion infected with the targeted HPV strains dropped 56 percent, from about 12 percent before the vaccine was sold to 5 percent. That result was for all teens after it was on the market, whether or not they were vaccinated.
Among girls who had gotten the vaccine, the drop in HPV infections was higher — 88 percent.
There are two vaccines against HPV, but the study mainly reflects the impact of Gardasil, the Merck & Co. vaccine that came on the market in 2006. A second vaccine approved in 2009 — GlaxoSmithKline's Cervarix — probably had relatively little bearing on the results, said the CDC's Dr. Lauri Markowitz, the study's lead author.
Both vaccines are approved for use in males and females — in ages 9 to 26 for females, and 9 to 21 in males. The vaccine was only recommended for boys in late 2011, and the CDC has not yet reported data on how many boys have gotten the shot since then. HPV vaccination requires three shots over 6 months.
An estimated 75 percent of men and women are infected with HPV during their lifetime. Most don't develop symptoms and clear it on their own. But some infections lead to genital warts, cervical cancer and other cancers. The study didn't look at cervical cancer rates. It can take many years for such cancers to develop, and not enough time has passed to know the vaccine's impact on cancer rates, CDC officials said.
The study involved interviews and physical examinations of nearly 1,400 teen girls in 2003 through 2006 and of 740 girls in 2007 through 2010.
The research was released online by the Journal of Infectious Diseases.


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Gnar Top has a win rate 48.32% for Platinum+ players whilst the very best Gnar's are earning a win rate of 53.29% with the average rank of these top players being in Diamond IV.
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What an incredible morning to be paddling the canoe. That moon at 5am was just an amazing way to see everything around you. Today my son joined me for the fun. He's 11 and not shooting just yet but loves hunting, and all he talked about all week was going today. He's quite the confident canoeist and we got to the spot with a half hour to spare. We set out a fairly small spread of dekes and waited.
This mornings flight was quick as expected and not a ton of birds but more than I thought we'd see. A nice mix of woodies, greenwings, a pair of bluewings and a few black ducks. I think it was Joser that said something about missing the easy shot's and killing the tough ones, today was that for me. I completely blanked two shot's on a black duck hovering seemingly motionless over the decoys, and a nice drake woody gave me the same offer. What I did end up connecting on was a nice double on teal as they were setting into the dekes at MACH 10, go figure. Pleased that the drake greenwings are nicely feathered out.
The best part of today was having my son with me, what a way to spend time together. Have a great weekend everyone. Go Sox and Pats.


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M113s for sale all over right now if you know where to look... Law Enforcement Agencies bought them but cannot afford them anymore so they are going relatively cheap!
If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed.
This is a discussion on Army surplus armoured vehicles within the Strictly Bug Out Vehicles forums, part of the General Prepper and Survival Talk category; I daydream of getting something like a surplus U.S. M-113 armored personnel carrier, countless thousands have been built over the past 50 years and used ...
I daydream of getting something like a surplus U.S. M-113 armored personnel carrier, countless thousands have been built over the past 50 years and used by many armies around the world.
They're a bit outdated now and being replaced by newer APC's, so maybe we could pick one up cheap somewhere to use in a SHTF world; they're bulletproof so we could drive around with immunity, although the highish fuel consumption might be a problem.
They're roomy inside, so you could even live in them with your family if you have to-
Or if you didn't want to use them for travel, you could dig them into the ground to use as a static bunker, just shovel a thin layer of earth on top, and plant a few shrubs and bushes to conceal the periscope, ventilation tube and roof hatch and nobody would know you're there. Some versions have a small turret with machinegun which of course you'd camouflage and leave sticking up above ground too.
This Bradley (being visited by Dick Cheney in Germany in 1989) is not an M-113 but it shows how any APC can be dug in. In time of war they'd finish the job by piling soil, branches and shrubbery on top for total concealment, leaving just enough visibility to spot an approaching enemy and engage him with the gun-
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M113s for sale all over right now if you know where to look... Law Enforcement Agencies bought them but cannot afford them anymore so they are going relatively cheap!
Two things I remember about them. They ard not bullet proof, and they are not comfortable.
It would be fun to drop the kids off at soccer practice in one of these.
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As for comfort, if it was the only alternative to camping outside in subzero conditions after your house has been torched by zombs, i'd choose the armored draught-proof, rain-proof , fire-proof armored box (M-113) every time.
This dood is in one, it can be made roomier by slinging out military gear and fixtures, allowing you to get your whole family in there including mother-in-law..
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This place seems to have a large range of stuff including an M-113 at 137,000 dollars, but we needn't stick to the M-113 as there are also other useful-looking boxy APC's listed such as the M-59 for only 47,000 dollars, i guess we'd have to shop around-
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OK, thanks. One more reason to look up to the orange, sun-like ball and bask - the thought of being trapped in an APC with my mother in law.
Some dood has got this russki T-34 tank in London, it was used in war films over the years and finally sold off for 7000 GB pounds (11,000 US dollars)
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Former Disney star Debby Ryan has pleaded no contest to reckless driving in her DUI case.
The 23-year-old Jessie star was arrested in April (16) for crashing her Audi into a Mercedes while under the influence of alcohol.
Disney star Debby Ryan has been arrested for DUI.
The 22-year-old actress, best known for her roles in Jessie and The Suite Life on Deck, was apprehended by police after crashing her Audi into a Mercedes in Los Angeles at the end of last week (April 8).
It was one part fashion competition and one part star-studded shindig, and Kate Spade Saturday took over The Roof on Wilshire for their fabulous Summer Solstice party.
Actress Camilla Belle donned a Kate Spade Saturday Seamed Dress with a mini satchel and satin brass bangle as she enjoyed the carnival games and gourmet catering.
She's rocked red locks for a number of years, but it appears Disney star Debby Ryan is ready to change up her signature look.
In new Instagram pics, the 20-year-old actress displayed her newly dyed locks, which are now a platinum blond shade.
Looking forward to the exciting evening ahead, Debby Ryan had her game face on as she showed up to the 2014 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night (April 13).
Always happy to oblige the fans, the "Jessie" star took a few moments for a red carpet posing session in preparation for the Nokia Theatre's main event.
Bringing her star power out for a fun-filled evening, Debby Ryan showed up at the Galen Center in Los Angeles tonight (March 29) for the highly-anticipated 2014 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.
All decked out in designer duds, the 20-year-old singer mingled with the A-list crowd and chatted with the press on her way inside the main event.
Stepping out for some promotional fun, Zac Efron showed up at the Los Angeles premiere of "That Awkward Moment" last night (January 27).
Looking for an excuse to get all gussied up, a bunch of beautiful ladies headed over to The London Hotel in West Hollywood for the 50 Most Fashionable Women of 2013 soiree hosted by Who What Wear and Cadillac.
"Simple Life" starlet Nicole Richie was the center of attention as she arrived in a lacy cat-ear headpiece to go with her beaded black ensemble.


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With the assault of powerful smartphones Sony Ericsson struggled hard to catch up, but now that it turned to Android, the manufacturer seems to get most things right, with excellent and distinctive offerings like the Xperia arc or Xperia Play.
We know that the Cyber-shot line is not dead, as we spotted one representative - the Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot S006 - pay a visit to the FCC last year, with a 16MP Exmor R camera sensor, but there was no smartphone operating system on it. What immediately came to our minds then was "Couldn't Sony Ericsson put this sensor in an Android handset with Xenon flash?", but to this moment it remained wishful thinking.
Now, however, a few fuzzy images have leaked of what looks like a slim touchscreen phone from Sony Ericsson, and there is clearly a Cyber-shot logo under the screen. There are no photos of the back, so we don't know what camera sensor this might have, or if it will include a Xenon flash, but one can only hope.
The interesting thing is that we have the Android buttons, like Home and Back, slapped prominently at the front. Again, there is no further info if this is just a concept, a mock-up, or something that might go into production, but an Android phone with the Cyber-shot brand only makes sense for Sony Ericsson. Hopefully more info will be leaked soon.
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World champions Andre Berto and Juan Urango pose after today's prefight press conference at the Hard Rock Café in Miami. They meet Saturday night for Berto's WBC welterweight belt at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida. Tickets, priced at $202, $152, $102, and $52, are on sale now, and may be purchased at Hard Rock Live Box Office or may also be obtained online at www.TicketMaster.com.


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He draws influence from Warhol, Picasso, da Vinci, Pollock, and Dr. Seuss, whom he says, "intuitively got it, the whole deal – words and illustrations – and never looked back. The guy was very cool." Much like Seuss' world, Jon and his works go against the grain, what he calls a "disagreement belief," a belief in something against the status quo or what is self-evident. His thoughts are communicated uncensored, and he speaks in riddles and codes, with metaphors and a stream of consciousness that is both fascinating and derivative. "Anxiety is the dizziness of freedom," he says, quoting Danish philosopher Søeren Kierkegaard, then takes it to another level, "Dizziness is the anxiety of freedom; freedom is the dizziness of anxiety." His whimsical wordplay is inspired by such sayings, which he often incorporates in his creations.
As far as he can remember, Jon has always had an interest in art and could often be found doodling within his thoughts and free time, but back then he was a different person. After graduating from Pingry, he decided to follow a more academic path and in 1975 got a bachelor's degree in biology from the University of Pennsylvania, master's degree in environmental science from Rutgers University in 1977, and graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in 1980. In 1982, he opened his own chiropractic practice and spent 14 years in the field … until one golf game changed everything.
In October 1988, after taking a few swings, Jon noticed a persistent ringing in his ear – tinnitus – and what was later diagnosed as a swollen blood vessel pressing against an acoustic nerve. After a surgical attempt to correct the problem, Jon suffered a massive stroke, underwent another medical attempt – the removal of the left side of his cerebellum – and spent two months in a semi-comatose state. After this ordeal, he was faced with a number of life-long after-effects. Jon lost his hearing in his left ear and has diplopia (double vision), slurring when speaking quickly, and a diminished sense of taste and smell. In addition, his proprioception has been greatly reduced, and his overall balance is poor. He was altered, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. Jon made an attempt to return to his practice in 1990, but his attention was drawn towards creating images – painting and drawing, so in 1994, he decided to sell his practice and devoted his time to studio work. He says, "I didn't decide to leave the medical field; the field decided to leave me."
An awakening has taken place in Jon Sarkin, and the newness of his vision is reflected in his art – the bold use of color, subject matters, and words. He works in an obsessive-compulsive manner, as he continuously draws different versions of the Chrysler building and Cadillac tailfins using paints, pens, colored pencils, and/or ink. He describes it as a calling. "A thing that the originator of the calling gains power from, e.g., Zuni American Indian 'fetishes' … I get power, of an indefinably mystical transcendental quality, from these images. That's why I'm drawn to them, am compulsively obsessed with them. They are elemental in a very literal sense." It is a seemingly symbiotic relationship which compels Jon to spend six hours a day in his studio in Gloucester, MA, working on various projects at once. "If you count the time I spend actually working, the time I spend thinking about my work, and the time I spend dreaming about my work, my schedule is exactly 168 hours per week. This is not a joke. I am extremely agenda-driven in an 'elliptical' way," he is quoted as saying.
Jon's works have garnered lots of attention, and he thanks his sister and Vanity Fair editor, Jane Sarkin O'Connor '77 for her assistance. Jane suggested that he submit his "doodles" to the New Yorker magazine, which loved his works and purchased a few. Since then, Jon has been featured in a number of publications, including The Star-Ledger and GQ magazine. After seeing the 1997 GQ article, Tom Cruise's production company, Cruise-Wagner (a subsidiary of Paramount Pictures), bought the rights to his life story, with the possibility of Tom playing Jon. A screen play has already been written.
Not to be sidetracked by Hollywood, Jon continues to show and auction his works around the country, including New Jersey, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and in his hometown of Gloucester, where he resides with his unbelievably supportive wife, Kimberly and "very cool" children, Curtis David, Robin Page, and Caroline Ruth. He will also return to Pingry's campus this fall, where his works will be displayed in the Hostetter Arts Center gallery from October 27 through November 27. "I look forward to coming back," he says.
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Friday, May 3, 2013
Mini Orange-Chocolate Chunk Bundts
I'm a bit frustrated at the moment. It's 6:45 AM, and I'm just starting to write this post, because I "Instagrammed" (because that's a verb now), a photo of these lovely orange chocolate chunk bundt cakes with chocolate ganache (more on those later), and said they'd be on the blog today (which they are, because I like to keep my promises). I'm writing this post at 6:45 AM out of frustration because I've been up all night working on my final for my studio workshop class that's due on Monday. Sure, I have plenty of time until then, but I have other things to take care of this weekend, and that fact that I've been working all night and am still not happy with how my design looks is just annoying. So, I decided to stop for a bit, and write about cake. That should solve all my problems..or at least distract me for a bit.
These next two weeks are going to be so hellish, I can feel it. I'm SO close to being done with classes and college in general, but it's just so hard to force myself to stay focused. I can literally count using the fingers on one hand the number of things I have left to do before officially being done with all of my classes and finals (one more lecture, one more studio pinup, one final, and one independent research project to go), and while I know that 2 out of the 4 things that remain will be complete by Monday night, it still feels like that is too far off. I just want to be finished already, I'm exhausted! I need a nap, both literally and physically. Ugh.
I might be tired from doing this last stretch of work, but at the same time, I know that the closer I get to finishing, the closer I get to graduating. From college. That's still such a weird idea, and I haven't been able to totally wrap my head around it just yet. That's just tooooo crazy for me to grasp right now. You know what else is crazy? My little sister just decided on the college she's going to be attending in September (woo, Dartmouth!)...where is the time going!? And it's suddenly May?! The year is almost half over?! Ambrosia's second birthday and my 22nd birthday are just around the corner?! Oh geez. My brain is being overloaded with information that it doesn't want to deal with right now. This means that it's cake time. Let's go.
In front of you, you have a mini orange chocolate chunk bundt cake covered in rich chocolate ganache. The title is a bit of a mouthful, but so is this cake. It might be one of my favorite cakes to date. I love bundt cakes because they're just so easy to prepare. They are fuss-free, requiring only a dusting of powdered sugar or a drizzle of icing or chocolate ganache, and are basically foolproof. As long as your cake pan is well-greased and floured, you should have no trouble getting a bundt cake to come out, so any one can make a bundt cake! They're also the perfect kind of cake for snacking on, since they tend to be a little simpler than a rich layer cake covered in frosting. Those kinds of cakes require one to be sitting down, with a fork in one hand, a glass of milk in the other, and a few solid moments to absorb all that sweetness in. Bundt cakes can be sliced, and eaten on the go, or enjoyed quickly with a cup of coffee.
This particular bundt cake is from the Barefoot Contessa. If you're a fan of her's, like I am, you probably could have guessed that this was her recipe, as this cake is one of her most popular recipes, and I always see it floating around online. I had been wanting to make this cake for a while, and when my mom suddenly showed up at home with a giant bag of oranges, I knew then that it was time to break out the old juicer and make some cake. I'm so glad I did, because this cake was perfectly delicious, and I loved it. It was very fluffy, had just enough orange flavoring to confirm that you were indeed eating an orange dessert, and the ganache? Well. Nothing needs to be said about ganache. It's just about the best thing ever, and when poured on top of cake it really can't be beat. Now, in terms of making this cake- it's really just like any other bundt, it takes very little prep-work, and the hardest part of the entire process is probably juicing the oranges, which is obviously not a hard task at all. Here's a quick bit of info about the pan sizes- the recipe, as written, will yield 6 mini bundt cakes, and it is suggested that you use individual, separate baking pans. I don't have 6 separate mini bundt pans (or at least I don't think I do), but I did have one baking pan that had 6 bundt pan wells within it (think something along the lines of a cupcake pan). This kind of pan worked just fine, and if you want to make this recipe as a single cake, then a 6-cup bundt pan should be large enough. Aside from these quick notes, this is one cake that you simply have to try. If you love the combination of orange and chocolate and are in need of a simple dessert, then look no further. This is the recipe for you!
Mini Orange-Chocolate Chunk Bundts
recipe from Ina Garten
For the Bundt Cakes
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup sugar
2 extra-large eggs, at room temperature
2 tablespoons fresh orange zest
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour plus 1 tablespoon
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
3 ounces buttermilk, at room temperature
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup semisweet chocolate chunks
For the Orange Syrup
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
For the Chocolate Ganache
4 ounces semisweet chocolate chips
1/4 cup heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon instant coffee
Begin by positioning an oven rack to the middle of the oven and preheating it to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour 6 mini bundt molds.
In the bowl of a standard electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream together the butter and sugar for about 5 minutes, until they're light and fluffy. Add the eggs, one at a time, and then mix in the orange zest.
In a separate bowl, sift together 1 1/2 cups flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. In a measuring cup, combine the orange juice, buttermilk, and vanilla extract. Add the flour and buttermilk mixtures to the creamed butter, in alternating batches, making sure to begin and end with the flour mixture. In a small bowl, toss together the chocolate chunks with the remaining tablespoon of flour, and stir them into the cake batter.
Divide the cake batter among the 6 mini bundt pans, smooth out the tops, and then bake until a cake tester comes out clean, about 30 minutes. Let the cakes cool in the bundt pans on a wire rack for 10 minutes.
While the cakes are baking, prepare the orange syrup. In a small saucepan set over medium-low heat, cook the sugar with the orange juice until the sugar dissolves. Remove the cakes from the bundt pans, place them on a wire rack set over a baking tray, and brush the orange syrup onto the cakes. Allow them to cool completely.
To make the ganache, set up a double boiler. Melt the chocolate, heavy cream, and instant coffee in the top of the double boiler until smooth and warm, stirring occasionally. Drizzle the chocolate ganache over the tops of the cooled cakes. Enjoy!
Makes 6 mini bundt cakes
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Less than a month ago, Natalie Portman and Benjamin Millepied's ring fingers announced to the world that the two had wed in secret. (A jeweler later confirmed the news.) Now it seems Kate Hudson and Matthew Bellamy may have secretly said "I do," too!
Are Kate Hudson and Matthew Bellamy Mr. and Mrs.? (Not in this picture!)
During an interview with a British magazine, Golie Hawn (Kate Hudson's mom, of course) said: "When my daughter, Kate, married an English rock star it didn't worry me. All that matters is that the relationship is a good one."
Sure, maybe Goldie jumbled her tenses, but I wouldn't be shocked if Kate—who was previously married to Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson, father of her 8-year-old son, Ryder—kept her second trip down the aisle on the DL.
Do you think Kate Hudson and Matthew Bellamy got married in secret? Or do you think Goldie just considers them married since they have a child together?
Goldie, of course, has been with her guy, Kurt Russell, for almost 30 years—one of the longest-lasting Hollywood relationships I can think of! The two have a child (son Wyatt) but they never exchanged vows.
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PALM DESERT, Calif. - In order to keep the more than 120 golf courses in the Coachella Valley irrigated and green, 25 percent of the water is pumped out of the Valley's aquifer, a rather big number. But at the same time, the Coachella Valley Water District believes it's not because golf course operators aren't concerned about water conservation.
"Most golf courses in the Coachella Valley are very conscientious about their water use, and they take a lot of steps to make sure that they're not over watering," said CVWD Communications Director, Heather Engel.
At the city-owned Desert Willow Golf Resort in Palm Desert, a state-of-the-art irrigation system is utilized and water isn't needed on the desert landscaping that was designed in the out-of-bounds areas. In fact, the resort is proud of the fact it puts virtually no strain on the aquifer.
"(We) use almost 90 percent recycled water here at Desert Willow for all 36 holes, and so we're not tapping into the well water that some of the other courses are," said Desert Willow Golf Resort general manager Derek White.
According to CVWD, Desert Willow is among 41 courses in the Valley that don't rely on ground water, and that over the past decade, with the resources available, golf courses have increased their use of nonpotable water by more than 30 percent.
"You know, golf courses want to do their part to reduce water use so golf courses in general are very receptive to taking the alternate supplies," said Engel. "They want to do their part, they live here too, they want to do their part for the Coachella Valley."
CVWD said it currently has only a limited amount of recycled and imported water to offer to golf courses. It hopes to be able to increase the supply in the near future.


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3 bedroom terraced house for saleOuseburn Wharf, St. Lawrence Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
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CONTEMPORARY THREE BEDROOM TOWN HOUSE LOCATED ON THE RIVER TYNE IN THE POPULAR OUSEBURN WHARF DEVELOPMENT. The property is unlike most other apartment accommodation in the city and offers a town house style layout arranged over three floors in a recently completed apartment complex. A larger style terrace is located to the front of the building which offers stunning views over the Tyne river from the Lounge. The spacious accommodation comprises open plan lounge/kitchen with French doors to terrace and separate WC to the first floor, three double bedrooms, master with en suite shower room/wc and bathroom/wc to the top floor. The property benefits from underground parking.
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Bedroom Two 12'10" (3.91m)' x 10'9" (3.28m)' at max. Double glazed window to front and electric radiator.
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Center for Family Business on Thursday presented the Sheetz family, owner of Sheetz convenience stores, with its annual Distinguished Family Business Award.
Seated in front from left are Travis, Steve, Stan and Adam Sheetz. Standing from left are Ellen Ruddock, director of the Center for Family Business; Robert C. Camp, dean of Eberly College of Business at IUP; IUP President Dr. Michael Driscoll; and Joe, Ryan and Louie Sheetz. The recognition was "created to increase awareness of the importance of family-owned businesses," according to information from the center. A tree and plaque will be installed in the Allegheny Arboretum at IUP to honor the family.


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To start we got the Monterey Jack crispy spring rolls, the veal and pork meatballs, Lemon pepper chicken skewers, Chilli salt & Pepper squid and the stonegrill Za'tar seasoned prawns. My favourites were the spring roll (basically a cheese spring roll) and the Stonegrill prawns. I love how you can handle how you want them cooked!
Onto mains we then got to try the San Daniele Pizza and a Pepperoni one. Crust was really nice on the pizza's. Also got to try some mini burgers aka sliders and my favourite was the pulled pork slider. Then again we had the Stonegrill Lamb skewers with pita bread, tzatziki and beer battered chips! By this stage we were all starting to get full!
But alas, one always has a little space for dessert! We got the Stonegrill pineapple, freshly made churros and an affogato with a shot of Frangelico to finish off the night.
Had a great night sampling some of their new menu items and I will indeed be back to prob bring back some family members as they live in the area and its a bit different to some of the options along the main food St in Parramatta.


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Oh, it isn't hard at all. I could give it away, but... I'll hint. Take a look at the poster that Elagune linked, it says something very familiar...
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UPDATE 1-Kentz says JV wins A$109 mln Australian contracts
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Oct 14 (Reuters) - Irish engineering group Kentz Corp Ltd KENZ.L said it had been awarded two contracts with a combined value of about A$109 million ($99.4 million) in Western Australia.
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The value attributable to Kentz is 50 per cent of the joint venture, it added.
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I'm not gonna hunt for car reviews from critics bashing the Powershift and MFT,it's full out there.As for high octane fixing transmission issue ,this is total BS.If it's true ,it's because your engine has serious problems or there was something very wrong with the regular gasoline you were using before.
As for the roll-back, this can avoided by simply releasing the brake slowly to give a chance to the clutch to engage.
I'm fully aware there are critics out there bashing the car (besides yourself), but you directly mentioned results from long-term test and that's where I was asking for proof. Anyone can spout off anything, so if you're saying these long-term tests exists, I say "prove it".
As for the higher octane, it's not BS, it's fact. If my engine had serious problems, a higher octane wouldn't fix it, however if there are differences in how the engine is setup to run better on higher octane, then it will help.
The key to that it's a simple thing to try. If it helps, great and if it doesn't the person isn't out much.
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Rick Ross & Young Jeezy Squash Beef?!?!?
WE GET'N DIS NEW $$$$ #MASTERMIND MARCH 4TH pic.twitter.com/7Y9LULgQU3
— Mastermind (@rickyrozay) February 16, 2014
Well well well look at who finally squashed their beef... Rick Ross & Young Jeezy has been spotted out together not only looking friendly but they also made a record together!
In a recent interview with Huffington Post Live, Rozay talked about the beef that lasted years:
"It was a lot of misconfusion at the end of the day because me and his personally never had an issue and I think that was one of the reasons we were able to really resolve this problem because we never really personally had an issue,"
"Amongst bosses, you know we like to call it 'That rapper stuff.' Real bosses get over that and that's what we did and I'm happy we was able to do that and set the examples for some of the younger bosses that's coming up and let 'em know it's all about making that positive progress."
"MMG and Ricky Rozay, I'm expanding and getting bigger every day," he adds. "It's a lot of other entrepreneurs that's doing the same and Jeezy is one, so it was just time for us to come together. Let's capitalize and something big happen for the game, for Hip Hop for the culture and we may be doing something else. You never know."
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The Explosion In Private JusticeEric Schine and Linda Himelstein
After 11 years of legal battles and an estimated $100 million in costs, a small group of investors suing over a failed 1982 merger between what was then Gulf Oil Corp. and Cities Service Co. decided to end their litigation nightmare. The parties turned to arbitration. They hired a retired appellate court judge, rented a large room, agreed to take just three weeks for the case, and forfeited any right to appeal the judge's decision. "This could have dragged on forever," says the investors' lawyer, Thomas H. Moreland, whose clients won $90 million. "From our perspective, common sense finally prevailed."
Not so long ago, such a solution would have seemed radical. But after years of academic study, pilot projects, and judicial debate, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has come into its own. Individuals and corporations, sick of overcrowded courts and soaring legal costs, are fueling what is fast becoming one of the most successful experiments in privatization. Now Congress is going further with a proposal to make ADR a voluntary substitute for litigation as part of its drive for tort reform. "This is now mainstream," says William K. Slate, president and CEO of the largest ADR provider, American Arbitration Assn. (AAA).
RAPID GROWTH. A whole new industry is emerging to meet the explosive demand for private justice.
Judicial Arbitration Mediation Services/Endispute, the largest for-profit private justice provider, is so confident of future demand that it's contemplating a public offering to fuel expansion, says CEO John Unroe. The Orange (Calif.) company, with $43 million in 1994 revenues, has been growing at a 20% rate. And JAMS, with 350 adjudicators in 28 cities, plans to go global this fall with the opening of an outpost in London.
On the nonprofit side, the New York-based AAA manages annually a civil caseload one-fourth the size of the civil cases filed with the federal court system. In 1994, AAA boasted revenues of around $100 million and handled nearly 60,000 cases, involving claims valued at $5 billion. The Center for Public Resources, a coalition of large companies and law firms, is currently managing more than 100 disputes over some $8.9 billion. Says Frank E.A. Sander, director of Harvard Law School's Dispute Resolution Program: "ADR has become so appealing because the judicial system has failed so many people."
With private justice's newfound prominence, however, critics fear that individual rights and fairness may be sacrificed to achieve greater efficiency. Arbitrations and mediations generally are abridged versions of trials, with truncated discovery rights and briefer presentations of evidence. And ADR judges are not required to follow established case law. "ADR determines the settlement value of a case, which need not be equated with the merits," says Kenneth R. Feinberg, who is negotiating for Dow Corning Corp. in the massive breast-implant litigation.
TIMELY BOOM. But to most legal and business experts, ADR's benefits outweigh its shortcomings. Luminaries such as former New York Governor Mario Cuomo, former FBI director William Webster, and once Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork have signed up as highly paid referees. Harvard Law School is launching
a journal this fall devoted to ADR. Blue chips from General Mills Inc. to IBM are setting up their own dispute-resolution programs. And Attorney General Janet Reno recently announced that the Justice Dept. would assign 170,000 civil cases a year to private arbitrators. "The issues are timeliness, predictability, and fairness," says James J. Seifert of Toro Co., a lawn-mower manufacturer that has seen a 70% drop in the cost of settling claims since installing a voluntary ADR program. "You can't get that through the legal system."
The boom in ADR is especially timely in California, where the state's three-strikes law is unleashing new pressures on the courts. A Rand Corp. study estimates that the measure, which cracks down on repeat offenders, could cost the state as much as $6.5 billion a year to enforce. In Los Angeles alone, the judiciary predicts that pending three-strike cases will cost the county an additional $78 million to manage. But in part because of an aggressive ADR program, civil filings in Los Angeles County have plummeted since 1987--from 49,000 to 28,000 in 1993--helping to clear the pipeline for judges managing the growing docket.
The private sector uses ADR in a number of ways. Farmers Insurance Group Inc. created a pilot program in California and Oregon for voluntary mediation of auto-injury claims. It resolved some 7,000 cases at a savings of $4 million. While that's only a fraction of the insurance giant's $300 million in annual legal costs, the company expects yearly savings to grow to $20 million or more by 1997 as Farmers rolls out the program nationwide, according to Mickey Shields, director of liability claims.
FLAT RATE.. Toro, the lawn-mower company, borrowed a technique from the health-care industry. Like the arrangements managed-care outfits craft with doctors, Toro guarantees a minimum number of cases to Court Alternative Group, a Florida mediation firm, and pays the group a flat fee per matter to get disputes settled before they become lawsuits. "It's really a form of capitation," says John J. Upchurch, chairman of Court Alternatives.
Still, some critics complain that ADR favors business. That's the charge in a class action brought against Bank of America, which sent notices to customers informing them that disputes will only be settled through binding arbitration. Plaintiffs say the bank needs their consent before forcing them into arbitration and out of their right to a jury. But a judge last year took the bank's side, deciding that ADR is a preferred route for dispute resolution. The case is now on appeal.
Another concern is that private arbitrators have too much unchecked clout. Recent rulings have extended the authority of arbitrators by making an appeal nearly impossible. "Arbitrators now have powers that would make any self-
respecting judge drool with envy," says Arthur Gilbert, an appellate court judge in Ventura, Calif. In January, the California Supreme Court ruled that the arbitrator in a hardware-patent dispute between Intel Corp. and Advanced
Micro Devices Inc. could dispense "unusual and even bizarre punishment" so long as it "even arguably" relates to the dispute. "That case sent a chill through the business community," says Rand researcher Deborah Hensler.
To reassure its critics, industry leaders, in conjunction with the American Bar Assn., are attempting to create a national oversight system and uniform ethical guidelines. A draft proposal is expected to be ready within six months. But that hasn't satisfied some critics, who worry that in the rush to embrace an alternative legal system, the traditional court system will suffer even more. "We make a strong rhetorical commitment to the public justice system, but we are unwilling to fund it," says Judith Resnik, a law professor at the University of Southern California. "I don't think the answer is letting the private sector pick up the slack." For JAMS and others in the ADR business, though, picking up the slack is proving to be a gold mine.
The Idea Is Spreading
At least 35 states have alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs. And new ADR options are pending around the country. Here are some existing programs:
CALIFORNIA Judges may refer disputes of $50,000 or less to nonbinding arbitration before heading to court. Standard real estate contract disputes also are handled through ADR.
OHIO State officials have launched ADR programs, including one that teaches dispute resolution techniques in primary and secondary public schools.
FLORIDA The Florida Supreme Court educates and certifies mediators who hear cases referred by trial judges. Also, worker's compensation claims go through court-administered mediation.


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|1965 Oct. 21
The Clifford Baldowski cartoon depicts a car covered by a large Ku Klux Klan uniform and hood with a burning cross safety-pinned to it. John Q. Public is lifting the sheet to discover an elf on a throne holding moneybags.
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Northampton schools will close at 1 p.m. while Accomack County schools will shut their doors two hours early with no after school activities. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that light snow is expected for the lower Eastern Shore as well at Virginia. Northern Delaware is also set to see low temperatures. Lows tomorrow are expected to hit single digits. And the wind chill factor is expected to be around zero. SBA Offers Loans for Damage in Accomack County from Hurricane Sandy By Don Rush • Dec 7, 2015 noaa.gov MELFA, Va. (AP) - The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest disaster loans to Accomack County businesses and individuals who didn't seek help following Hurricane Sandy in October 2012. Officials estimate that more than 240 homes were damaged in that Eastern Shore county during Sandy, which lashed the region with high winds and more than 8 inches of rain. Most of those damages were not covered by insurance. Monday, the SBA will open an outreach center in Melfa. Representatives will staff the center through Friday to answer any questions. Body of Man Suffering from Alzheimer's Found in Rappahannock River By Don Rush • Nov 25, 2015 Virginia Law Enforcement FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) - Authorities say the body of a missing Bloxom man has been recovered from a car in the Rappahannock River. Media outlets report that 80-year-old Howard Shrieves Jr.'s body was recovered Tuesday near the Fredericksburg City Dock. The Accomack County Sheriff's Office had reported Shrieves missing Thursday after he failed to arrive as expected in Pocomoke City, Maryland. Blaze Destroys Abandoned Building in Accomack County By Don Rush • Nov 10, 2015 junior libby / creative commons A fire at an abandoned store building in Accomack County drew the local fire companies who put out the blaze in over two hours. The first reportedly started around 11 p.m. last night. Authorities say no one was injured but the old Pricilla Mears store building was deemed a total loss. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that there were fire fighters from Accomack and Northampton Counties who responded to the blaze. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Incumbents Win Reelection on Virginia Eastern Shore By Don Rush • Nov 4, 2015 facebook and official photo On the Virginia Eastern Shore incumbent Democrat Lynwood Lewis beat back a challenge by Richard Ottinger in the state's 6th Senate District. Lewis took the seat in a special election in 2014. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that in Accomack County Lewis picked up over 46-hundred votes while Ottinger only received 29-hundred. In the House of Delegates incumbent Republican Robert Bloxom beat his Democratic challenger Willie Randall in 100th District by 84-hundred votes to 62-hundred. Bloxom won the seat in a special election after Lewis vacated it. State Permit Issued for Solar Array on Virginia Eastern Shore By Don Rush • Sep 29, 2015 creative commons RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Gov. Terry McAuliffe says an energy developer has won a state permit to build an 80-megawatt solar array on Virginia's Eastern Shore. McAuliffe's office says the project will quadruple the amount of solar energy currently in place in the state, and will be the largest in the Mid-Atlantic. Community Energy is partnering with Amazon Web Services with a power purchase agreement for the energy. The power from the solar array in Accomack County will supply Amazon Web Services' facilities, including those in northern Virginia. Dramatic Rise Expected in Number of Chicken Houses in Accomack County By Don Rush • Aug 11, 2015 elizabeth prata / creative commons Get ready, Accomack County for a chicken house invasion. A new report says that there are 84 applications now pending for new poultry houses. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that's in addition to up to 72 that an out-of-state producer has asked about building. The new report from the County Planning Department found there has been a dramatic rise in the number of new poultry houses since 2014. The paper says that the report found only 16 houses had been built between 2010 and 2014. But, in November of 2014 it said 12 applications were approved. Minimum Speed Limit for Chincoteague Causeway Sought By Don Rush • Jul 22, 2015 fieldmarine Accomack County officials want Virginia transportation officials to put up a sign with a minimum speed for the Chincoteague causeway. Supervisor Wanda Thornton whose district covers the highway wants the minimum speed of 45 mph for the road that goes to Chincoteague Island. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that Thornton said the problem was that there are people using mopeds who are traveling much slower than that. 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The survey done with the assistance of the Virginia Department of Transportation found that some areas where there are now roads could be flooded out between 2025 and 2050. The study found that around 25 percent of the roads along with communities and their facilities could be hit by sea level rise. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that 80 percent of the roads affected by the flooding are located in Accomack County. Manned Space Flights Possible at Wallops By Don Rush • May 13, 2015 nasa.gov The Wallops Flight facility is looking at the possibility of landing reusable booster rockets and manned spacecraft. An environmental study is now underway that could lead to manned space flights coming to Accomack County. Bruce Underwood, Wallops' deputy director, told the Salisbury Daily Times that there are no plans at present to land spacecraft at the facility. But he adds there have been several government agencies and private space companies that have expressed interest. 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Tangier Island has been iced in with the low temperatures. And, the Accomack County Board of Supervisors has sent a letter to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources complaining that the agency did not send an ice-breaking ship to the island. Supervisor Wanda Thornton called this an emergency situation. A spokesman for the state agency told the Salisbury Daily Times that DNR was ready to send supplies by boat if it is needed. Snow Storm Hits Delmarva (Update) By Don Rush • Feb 17, 2015 Don Rush Snow has swept across Delmarva bringing as much as 6 inches to some parts of the region. Schools have been closed and government offices have shut their doors as residents begin to assess the damage. Stockley, Delaware received 6 inches of snow while Millsboro experienced 4.7 inches. New Castle saw got 2.2 inches while Greenville received 2.6 inches. DART First State has suspended its fixed route, flex service and paratransit service. 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