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Introduced on September 18, 1969, the Monte Carlo was only available as a four person luxury two door coupe. An American mid-size vehicle that originally designed as a personal luxury vehicle, the Chevrolet Monte Carlo was unveiled at the height of GM muscle car power era. Originally created as Chevy's answer to the new A-body Pontiac Grand Prix, Monte Carlo was the creation of Elliot M. Estes, general manager of Chevrolet and Chevrolet's chief stylist, Dave Holls. The styling of the Monte Carlo closely mimicked the more contemporary Cadillac Eldorado, though much of the body and structure were shared with the Chevelle.
Showcased alongside the Buick Riviera and the Pontiac Grand Prix, the Monte Carlo had a bit of competition in the gentlemen's performance market. The Monte Carlo shared a very short period in the limelight as a muscle car, shortly following its introduction the vehicle fell out of favor in Detroit.
The Monte Carlo was originally intended as competition to the Ford Thunderbird for the 1970 model year, and has continued to last through six generations to date. Closely based on a contemporary mid-sized sedan, all Monte Carlos have remained as two-door coupes. From the beginning, the Monte Carlo has been one of GM's largest successes on the NASCAR stock car racing circuit.
Fitted with the longest ever hood on a Chevrolet, the Monte Carlo rode on a 116 inch wheelbase, and was based on the A-body Chevelle platform with 6 footer hood. Though any Chevelle engine was available, all Monte Carlos came standard with at least a 350 cubic inch V8 engine. To create a more muscular appearance, bulges were added to the fenders. Except for the fake wood trim, the Monte Carlo shared basically the same dashboard as the Chevelle. The base price was $3,123, and cost more $218 more than the Chevelle Malibu.
A fully equipped Monte Carlo cost more than $5,000 with all of the various options. These options included three-speed manual being replaced by two-speed Powerglide automatic transmission, or four-speed manual, though most Monte Carlo's carried the Turbo-Hydramatic. Other available options included Four Season Air Conditioning, power seats, Variable-Ratio Power Steering, power windows, Strato bucket seats, full instrumentation, Rallye wheels and much more.
The Monte Carlo SS 454 package was the most sporting option and received an updated blacked-out rear body panel in 1971. The new package also included front and rear stabilizer bars and dash control knows with international symbols and heavy-duty front and rear suspension. A variety of models came with new rubber rear bumper inserts. The LS-5 454 was rated at 365 bhp, which was an increase of 5 bhp, despite falling horsepower rating for other GM motors this year. Priced at $420, the SS package included a standard Turbo-Jet 454 of 454 in³ (7.4 L) with a four-barrel carburetor which was rated at 360 hp (269 kW) at 4800 rpm and 500 ft•lbf (678 N•m) of torque at 3500 rpm.
The package included wider tires, heavy-duty suspension, and an automatic load-leveling rear suspension. Though it cost $222 extra, the Turbo-Hydramatic transmission was a required option with the SS package. Although only counting for less than 3% of Monte Carlo's sales in 1970, the SS was quite a fast ride, that was comparably equipped to the Chevelle SS 454, and only weighed a bit more. From its introduction until 1972, the vehicle remained virtually unchanged when the SS package was deleted and replaced by the Custom package which appeared as a one-year only offering. This Custom package featured a special suspension and other options available with the SS option. But unline the SSpackage, it was available with any engine on the roster. The 454 in³ V8 engine remained optional in Monte Carlos all the way through 1975.
Unfortunately, sales were limited in 1970 when a labor strike cut into profits and dropped sales at 130,657 rather than the projected 185,000. Most Monte Carlos sold for full list price, which in the end paid of and made it a profitable year. The SS 454s only accounted for 3,823 units of 1970 Monte Carlo sales.
Only slight styling updates were made on the 1971 Monte Carlo, including slimmer, vertical taillights. The SS model received new 'European symbol knobs,' and the option of a four-spoke steering wheel. The small-block Turbo Fire 400 was deleted though mechanically everything else remained the same. Despite the reduction in compression ratio, the SS 454 engine was raised to a nominal 365 gross.
In 1972 the Monte Carlo received a Cadillac-like eggcrate grille that was very similar to the '71 Chevy Caprice. The final year for the first generation design, the grille and metal rear trim molding highlighted the updates for the '72 model. An industry-wide switch to SAE nt hp numbers helped lead to a reduction in the rated power of all Chevy engines, though the engine stayed the same. In addition to the optional Strato bucket seats, the new availability of all-vinyl upholstery with the standard bench seat was the only update in the interior trim.
The standard engine in California was the 4-barrel carbureted 350, to comply with more strict emissions standards. Turbo Hydramatic was the only transmission available in California.
The second generation of Monte Carlo's were introduced in 1973 and featured new Chevy parts along with a sleek new look. Still retaining its 116-inch wheelbase, the new design of the body was highlighted with deep curves that were borrowed from the GM Colonnade coupe.
A brand new redesigned Monte Carlo was released alongside other GM intermediates in 1973. Following the pattern of other GM mid-size vehicle, this second generation of Monte Carlos no longer featured a hardtop, but instead a pillared coupe with rear side opera windows and a frameless door glass. New styling features included dual headlights that were positioned beside an egg-crate grille with a Monte Carlo emblem in front, and vertical taillights that were placed above the bumper. In 1973 federally mandated 5 mph bumpers required that all passengers vehicles sold in the U.S. with the 5 mph requirement extended to rear bumpers.
The basic all-coil suspension was carried over along with the separate body-on-frame construction. The '73 Monte Carlo showcased a variety of innovations to improve both the ride and handling these features included standard radial-ply tires, high-caster steering, Pliacell shock absorbers, and front and rear anti-roll bars. The radial-tuned system was included in the standard Monte Carlo when the automatic transmission was ordered, as well as retained 'traditional' steering and bias-ply tires. This earned the Monte Carlo S label.
A brand new, wraparound cockpit-style instrument panel was featured inside the '73 Monte Carlo. This panel was quite similar to other contemporary Pontiacs, Buicks and Oldsmobiles where the gauges and other instruments were centered within easy reach of the driver. Retained in the 1973 model was the simulated burl elm trim. 'Strato Bucket' seats of brand new design were an optional option, while a split bench seat was standard. Floor console with shifter and storage compartment was also optional. Able to swivel nearly 90 degrees to permit easy entry to both driver and front passenger, the bucket seats were of a one-piece high-back design. Available cloth and vinyl trims were offered with both bucket and bench seats.
Named Motor Trend's 'Car of the Year' for 1973, the acclaim was found in the styling and emphasis of the Euro-style ride and handling. A new sales record was reached for Chevrolet for this year with nearly 250,000 units sold for the model year.
The Monte Carlo Landau was the new model for 1973 and was basically an 'S' with Turbine II wheels, driver and passenger-side sport mirrors and a rear quarter Landau vinyl roof.
The recipient of only minor detail updates for the 1974 model year, the Monte Carlo received a revised grille in the front, along with taller and slimmer vertical tailings in the rear of the vehicle. The license plate was relocated slightly and a larger 5mph rear bumper was another additional update. Discontinued, the base Monte Carlo with only manual transmission, standard suspension and bias-ply tires was deleted in '74, leaving only the 'S' and 'Landau' models. These models did have radial-ply tires and upgraded suspensions, as well as standard power steering and front disc brakes.
Setting a whole new sales record of over 300,000 units despite the Arab Oil Embargo of late 1973 and early 1974 that greatly depleted the sales of standard and intermediate-sized vehicles in favor of smaller compacts, the Monte Carlo continued to set a new sales record for the year. The Monte Carlo continued to lead in the intermediate personal luxury car sales, with the Grand Prix placing second.
Very few styling updates were made on the 1975 model from the previous year. A new grille with the Monte Carlo emblem was moved to the center section of the car, and new vertically shaped taillights with horizontal louvers were the only styling changes for the '75 year. To keep up with the latest federal and California emission requirements, all models received catalytic converters that included bonuses such as better fuel economy and drivability. They also received longer spark plug and muffler life, though they now required more expensive and lower-octane unleaded gasoline.
The engine remained the same from the previous year, though they did receive the addition of GM's High Energy electronic ignition that made standard equipment and the 454 in³ V8 that was no longer offered on California vehicles. This left the 180 hp (134 kW) 400 in³ four-barrel the top engine in state of California. Becoming standard in 1976, all 1975 Monte Carlos were now equipped with the Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission.
A Custom interior option that was new for 1975 included a plusher cloth 50/50 bench seat with recliner on the passenger side and lower door panel carpeting. The interior was standard with a bench seat with knit-cloth and vinyl or all-vinyl upholstery. Still optional with either knit cloth of vinyl upholstery, the swiveling Strato bucket seats and console were still an available. White all-vinyl interiors were made available for the first time during this year with bench or bucket seats in contrasting colors of black, red, blue and green for either carpet or instrument panels.
Unfortunately, sales declined slightly from 1974's record-setting high due to higher prices that resulted from the addition of the catalytic converter, double-digit inflation and the added competition of Dodge's Charger SE and Chrysler's Cordoba. The production of the 1975 sales ended at close to 250,000 units sold.
Both Base and Custom level models remained the same in 1976, though the instrument panel and steering wheel now featured a new rosewood trim that replaced the burled elms of previous years. A two-toned 'Fashion Tone' paint combination was now a new option for 1976.
Reshaped taillights, a new crosshatch grille and newly vertically mounted rectangular headlamps identified the '76 Monte Carlo. A brand new 140 hp 305 in³ V8 became the standard engine, and the 150 hp 350 V8 and 180 hp 400 in³ V8 being the optional engine for this year. Discontinued for this year, the big-block 454 in³ V8 was deleted from the option list for this year. All 1976 Monte Carlos received the Turbo Hydramatic as standard equipment.
This year the Monte Carlo hit an all-time exclusive record with a production rate of over 400,000 units sold this year.
Moving to a stand-up hood ornament in 1977, the Monte Carlo emblem changed positions dramatically to along with revised taillight lenses. This was the final year for the 1973-vintage design before the downsized Monte Carlo was ushered in 1978. The engines were now reduced to a mere two engines, a standard 140 hp two-barrel carbureted 305 or a 160 hp four-barrel carbureted 350 engine. This was the only time when an intermediate model was larger in every dimension than a full-sized model in all of history.
The third generation was unveiled in 1978 and continued until 1980 with the first ever V6 engine for the Monte Carlo. The familiar curves of the body design stayed the same, but a new taillight, which wrapped around the back end, now replaced the original horizontal taillights. Rectangular quad, side-by-side headlights topped off the front of the 1980 model, along with the installation of the turbocharged V6 engine.
Downsized for the 1978 model year, all GM intermediate-sized vehicles including the Monte Carlo responded to the 1973 Arab Oil Embargo and CAFÉ requirements. The third generation of Monte Carlos was 700 to 800lbs lighter and 15 inches shorter than the '77 model. A smaller engine compartment was also featured and with 350 and 400 in³ V8s that were featured previously were dropped in exchange for a standard 231 in³ V6 that was built by Buick, or an optional Chevy 305 in³ V8.
For the first time in a variety of years a three-speed manual transmission reappeared as standard on the base model with the V6 engine, while the automatic was optional. A four-speed manual was offered on the Monte Carlo for the first time since 1971. With the 305 V8 a four-speed manual transmission with floor shifter was optional. For 1978 the optional V8 and all Landau models came standard with the automatic.
The 1979 Monte Carlo only received a few minor trim updates, and these included the installation of larger taillight lenses. A new Chevrolet-built 200 in³ V6 became the standard engine for the base Monte Carlo in 49 states. The Buick 231 in³ V6 engine continued standard as the base engine on California and all Landau models. For 1979 the 140 hp 305 in³ V8 remained as an option, and a new 120 hp 267 in V8 was offered also as an option. A 160 hp version with a four-barrel carburetor was made available. Continuing from the previous year, the same transmissions were carried over and these included a standard three-speed manual and optional four-speed manual. Other options included an optional three-speed Turbo Hydramatic automatic. Due to low buyer interest, 1979 was the final year that Chevrolet would offer manual transmissions on the Monte Carlo.
Receiving a slight restyle in the front, the 1980 Monte Carlo received quad headlights with amber indicators that were mounted beneath. A new Chevrolet-built 229 in³ V6 replaced both the 200 in³ V6 of 1979 and the Buick engine that was offered on all '78 models and an automatic transmission became standard on all models. Buick's turbocharged version of the 231 in³ V6 rated at 170 hp was a new option for 1980. 267 and 305 in³ versions of the Chevrolet small-block V8 with up to 160 hp were optional engine for this year.
Defined as the complete new generation of the Chevrolet Monte Carlos, the fourth generation which ran from 1981 until 1988 was in a class all of its own. Featuring a smoother profile in comparison to previous years, the Fourth Generation 1981 Monte Carlo showcased new vertical taillights that's were similar to '70 to '77 models. The Monte body was restyled and updated to follow suit with other GM mid-size formal coupes. The engines were carried over from the year before, and these included the standard 229 in³ Chevrolet V6 an optional 267 in³ V8, a turbocharged 170 hp 231 in³ Buick V6 in the Monte Carlo Turbo and a 305 in³ V8 in the base and Landau models. Standard equipment on the '81 model was an automatic transmission, power front disc brakes and power steering.
The 1982 Monte Carlo only received slight revisions. The Monte Carlo turbo model and the turbocharged 231 in³ V6 were discontinued, while all of the other engines carried over from the previous year. A 262 in³ V6 and an Oldsmobile 350 in³ V8, both diesel engines were offered brand new for this year. Mid size vehicles were now designated A-body cars, due to the introduction of GM's new mid-size platform and caused chassis designations to be shuffled up. Vehicles that were formerly A-bodies were now classified as G-bodies. For 1982, a black exterior was not available.
Receiving only minor updates, the '83 Monte Carlo gained a revised grille and interior trim patters. The standard engine continued to be the 229 in³ V6, and the 165 hp 305 in³ V8 was optional. The Super Sport Package, Z65 was once again made an option in 1983
The Monte Carlo SS was reintroduced in 1983, following twelve years of being discontinued. One of the last carbureted, rear-wheel drive 'muscle cars', the Monte Carlo SS featured European body color-coding, a new front fascia, a rear spoiler and a V8.
In 1984 the regular Monte Carlo was available standard with a 125 hp 229 in³ V6 and the option of 165 hp 305 V8. The final year for the 350 in³ diesel engine in a base Monte Carlo, only a total of 168 units were produced for '84. For this year, all engines received the three-speed automatic transmission, except for the three SS's, which received the 200-4R transmission with overdrive.
Following the restrictive emissions regulations of the late 1970s, the car-buying public was itching for a power-driven vehicle. The SS was a major hit in 1984, and a total of 112,730 sport coupes were sold, along with an additional 24,050 with the SS option. The SS featured floor console and Strato bucket seats as extra-cost options for the first time rather than the standard split bench seat with armrest.
Discontinued following the '82 model year, T-tops were re-introduced in the 1985 Monte Carlo. A total of 35,484 Monte Carlo SS's were produced for this year, and offered in a variety of colors black, maroon, silver and white. Becoming standard on the SS was a four-speed automatic overdrive transmission, the Turbo Hydramatic 200-4R, with a newly revised sport rear axle ratio that contained 3:73 gears. The 229 in³ V6 and 350 in³ V8 diesel engines were now gone for good in 1985. A 262 in³ (4.3 L) V6 that was fuel-injected with throttle-body fuel injection was the replacement for the 229.
Four very unique body styles were featured for the 1986 Monte Carlo. Showcasing the same general body panels that had been used since '81, the base model Sport Coupe was still available, though now it featured new 'aero' side mirrors similar to 1980 Corvettes and Camaro's. A Luxury Sport model was the new edition to the 1986 Monte Carlo line. The LS also had new 'aero' side mirrors, along with a revised front fascia and an updated sharp-looking rear fascia. New 'Euro' headlamps that featured removable bulbs in a plastic headlamp housing rather than the smaller all-in-one glass headlights of years before were found on this new 86 edition.
Unique for the 1986 year was the Aerocoupe model, a modified Super Sport body that included a intensely sloped rear window and shorter trunklid that sported a spoiler. A total of 200 units were produced and sold to the public, the exact number NASCAR officials required for road model features to be incorporated in the racing.
Chevrolet deleted the Sport Coupe version of the Monte Carlo in 1987, which left the SS, LS and the Aerocoupe. The Aerocoupe has been considered to be one of the most beautiful cars ever made. A total of 6,052 Aerocoupes were sold for this year.
On December 11, 1987, the final rear wheel drive G-body Monte Carlo was constructed at the Pontiac Michigan plant. To the world, this seemed to be the end of the Monte Carlo, but amazingly after a six year absence, the vehicle was re-released for a fifth generation in the fall of 1994. Though no longer available with the Super Sport package, the Fifth generation of Monte Carlos were introduced as a front wheel drive, V6 powered vehicle. Two available packages were the LS along with the sportier Z34, and for the final two year, the Z34 featured a 200 hp 3.8L engine.
The final year for the fourth generation of the Monte Carlo, 1988 models were actually constructed late during the previous year. Only 16,204 SSs were produced at an asking price of $14,320. Not much changed mechanically for this year, except for the 231 in³ V6 engine being dropped completely. The Aerocoupe was gone and did not make a return for this year. Chevrolet was in the midst of designing the Lumina, a much more aerodynamic vehicle that exuded sleek body style. Only producing about half of the previous years' sales, only 30,174 units were produced for the 1988 year.
The fifth generation of the Chevrolet Monte Carlo was released in 1995. The mid-size Lumina was split into two different models with the Sedan remaining as the Lumina, and the coupe carrying on as the Monte Carlo. Sharing the same updated W-body chassis as the Lumina, Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, Grand Prix and a few others, the '95 Monte Carlo was the first front-wheel drive vehicle of its type. All Monte Carlos that were constructed from 1995 to 2007 were built in Oshawa, Ontario; Canada. Prices for the LS were $16,770 and the Z34 was priced at $18,970.
For this generation, the Monte Carlo was available in two trims, the LS and the Z34. The Z34's featured a powerful 3.4 L DOHC V6 engine with 215 hp (160 kW) and 220 ft•lbf (298 N•m) while the LS was powered by the 3.1 L 3100 V6 putting out 160 hp @5000 rpm (119 kW) and 185 ft•lbf (251 N•m). This fifth generation of Monte Carlos underwent very minor equipment updates, and remained very much the same during its four years of production.
A completely new design was in store for the sixth generation of Monte Carlos. Chevrolet not only requested design inspiration from GM Motorsports, but also from Monte Carlos of the past. In 2000 the newly released sixth generation was powered by a V6 engine, the revived knight crest emblems, along with the curves of its legacy. Stylized wheel flares, vertically oriented tail-lamps and stylized rear bumpers were traits that were pulled from older Monte Carlo vehicles.
The SS trim level became the first front-wheel drive SS in the Chevrolet lineup and received the 3.8 L V6. The re-introduction of the Super Sport (SS) package was also market by 2000, and was offered alongside the standard LS trim. The Supercharged SS package was introduced in 2004.
Unveiled at the 2005 Los Angeles Auto Show, the Seventh Generation of Monte Carlo's were showcased as the companion to the Impala sedan. Producing 210 hp (156kW) the base engine is a 3.5 L V6. The SS model utilized the Generation Four small-block V8 in a front wheel drive vehicle for the first time.
Between 2005 and 2006 models, much debate has been raised at to whether a new generation designation is necessary. Though much of the exterior body panels and glass has remained the same, the interior was wholly redesigned for the '06 year. The new interior featured a revamped, cockpit-style instrument panel with a new control center and instrument layout. The seats and console were also revised for this year.
The Monte Carlo will continue to be produced at Oshawa Car Assembly Plant #1 until December of 2007. The Plant #1 will then be closed for a month in which time all equipment will be relocated to Plant #2. Following the completed move, only the Lacrosse / Allure and the Impala will continue to be produced ending the production span of the Monte Carlo along with the Grand Prix.
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Biscoff Blossoms (Kiss Cookies)
So I'm pretty sure that anytime a peanut butter recipe craving hits lately, my new reaction is to immediately ask — I wonder if that would work with Biscoff? :)
Admittedly, most of that is an excuse to pick up another jar of Biscoff deliciousness on my next grocery store run. But so far, every recipe substitution I've tried has been a smashing success! So hey, I'll roll with it!
My most recent experiment was to try making classic "blossoms", or "kiss cookies", using Biscoff spread in place of peanut butter. I decided to make these on an extra social week, taking them along to multiple outings with friends and neighbors, so that the entire batch wouldn't sit in my loft with me for too long. Admittedly, I was a little nervous about what everyone would think about switching up such a classic recipe. But the reviews were unanimous — everyone loved them. Like, asked-for-seconds-and-thirds-loved-them, and then asked for the recipe, and told me that they "hope they have those in heaven".
Agreed. :)
Biscoff Blossoms (Kiss Cookies)
Classic Hershey kiss "blossom"cookies are given a fun twist with Biscoff spread!
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, room temperature
- 3/4 cup creamy Biscoff spread
- 1/3 cup brown sugar
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose (or white whole-wheat) flour
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 48 Hershey's kisses, unwrapped
- About 2/3 cup sugar, for rolling the cookie dough
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Line a baking pan with parchment paper or mist with cooking spray.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, combine the butter, Biscoff spread, brown sugar, and sugar. Beat together on medium high speed until light and creamy, about 3-4 minutes, scraping down the bowl as necessary. Add the egg and vanilla and mix until combined. Add the flour, baking soda, and salt and mix until just combined.
Roll dough by even (not rounded) tablespoon-fulls into small balls. Roll each ball in sugar until it is coated completely. Place on the prepared sheet pan about 2 inches apart. (You may need to bake in multiple batches.)
Bake until cookies are beginning to crack on the surface and the bottoms just begin to brown, about 10 minutes. Immediately after removing cookies from the oven, place a Hershey's kiss in the center of each cookie, pressing it down gently. After a few minutes, transfer cookies to a wire rack to cool.
Store cookies in an air tight container at room temperature for up to 7 days.
Adapted from [Completely Delicious|http://www.completelydelicious.com/2012/01/peanut-butter-blossoms.html]All images and text ©
If you make this recipe, be sure to snap a photo and hashtag it #gimmesomeoven. I'd love to see what you cook!
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51 comments on "Biscoff Blossoms (Kiss Cookies)"
I am definitely making these asap. Awesome.
My roommate has terrible peanut allergies and has never had the pleasure of eating peanut butter blossoms (a Christmas staple in my family.) I can't WAIT to make these for her!
I love any excuse for buying more Biscoff!! :)
OMG!!! I want to make this soon!!
Perfection! You know how I feel about Biscoff! :)
I ask myself the same question and the answer is always YES! :)
I've stared at Biscoff the last two times I've been grocery shopping. Maybe it's time to actually buy a jar!
I'm not surprised these were so popular, they look really lovely.
I came here because I had googled the name of this recipe after seeing it done in a slightly different version: a tiny bit of red food coloring to make these babies pink, and then add white and pink nonpareils to some of them for variety, and the "Kiss" is the white, milk chocolate swirl ones, for extra, visual panache.
These blossoms look like absolute heaven, Ali!!
I love this SO SO much. Now I just need to check and see if Kisses are nut free…
I'm pretty sure Biscoff makes the world go round… ;) These look AMAZING…
I absolutely love Biscoff. Last weekend, i flew Delta, and I had to ASK for cookies, and the man glared at me. Come on!!! I need to go buy a jar! :)
They look so pretty and tempting to try! Great job!
I have so many kisses at home…perfect recipe plus bonus get to have my fav biscoff taste too..
I can't wait to try these! I might have to buy a jar of Biscoff this weekend and make it happen…
You had me at biscoff!
Ali! I tried to comment on these cookies yesterday but my computer was giving me a hard time. I wanted to tell you how PERFECT these cookies look. Literally perfect. Your food is always so stunning. I can tell you work hard! And the photo compositions,m you nail it every time.
The cookies… so clever to switch out pb for biscoff! a perfect pairing with the chocolate kisses. pinning these. i love them. :)
Goodness! I could eat a whole plate of these. I just tasted Biscoff for the first time since I found it at Trader Joe's.
Love that you added Biscoff to these! So great meeting you! Wish we had more time to chat!
Love that you can use whole wheat in these. :) They look SO good!
Ohhh, I love this idea of using Biscoff!!
Brilliant! I love Biscoff and would a creative way to use it in a blossom!
These sounds good, thank you! You know what? In Europe, which is where I first tried Biscoff cookies, they are called "Lotus" cookies. So your cookie recipe could also be called "lotus blossoms".
These look fantastic :-)
I'm having a tough time jumping on the Biscoff train. I don't love it……BUT I am a sucker for the ol' kiss blossom cookies and your gorgeous photos are making me rethink things! Gorgeous!!
I think I may be the only person left in the blogging world who has never tried Biscoff spread! I have never seen it around here, so I think I need to order some just so I'm not left out. And, of course, so I can make some of these cookies. Yum :)
Biscoff is pretty funny because it seems to hide in plain sight in the peanut butter sections of the more common type supermarket chains. If it's a specialty market, you are less likely to find it, but go rather to a Wal-Mart superstore, and you will find it there.
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So I made these a little while ago and all I have to say is these cookies are on my mom's, sister's, and my Christmas cookie exchange list. They are so good, you my dear are a genius.
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Made these cookies this evening, I'm not much of a cook or baker so this wasn't fool-proof for me. Not a complaint, just a comment.
Don't have a stand mixer and maybe mixed a tad longer than 'just combined' as the dough came out on the dry side, wanted to crumble when I tried to roll it into balls. I was careful in measuring all ingredients exactly so don't think I over-did any one ingredient that would contribute to dryness (flour, for example).
The timing and temp given for baking looks to be dead-on, my oven runs a bit hot so I have to adjust there as well.
All in all, made with Biscoff, even at it's worst these cookies are pretty darn delicious!!! :- D
These are SO good! I'm a mom of a peanut-allergic son, and these were fantastic! We do not miss the peanut butter kind at all (and I'm a former peanut butter addict), and now my son is able to eat the cookies with the Hershey Kiss in them! Thank you :)
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I'm so excited to find this recipe…I love Biscoff spread; will add this recipe to my collection. Can't wait to try it..
The hardest thing about this recipe is not eating all the Biscoff.
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Hello! Could I make these using regular whole wheat flour or would it be too dense and dry?
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"Madam President, I rise today in support of the Fourth Amendment Protection Act," declared Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) from the Senate floor on Thursday, as his colleagues prepare to vote on renewal of amendments to FISA, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
The current iteration of FISA, the 2008 FISA Amendment Act, is set to expire on December 31 and is among the priorities on the holiday-shortened slate of congressional business to be considered over the few remaining hours of 2012.
In his speech, Paul went on to quote the text of the Fourth Amendment, one of the rare moments when a federal lawmaker not only refers to the Constitution, but quotes it and rises to its defense, in fidelity to his oath of office.
"Our independence and the Fourth Amendment go hand in hand. They emerged together," Paul said. "To discount or to dilute the Fourth Amendment would be to deny really what constitutes our very republic," he added.
Paul's remarks served as the introduction to legislation co-sponsored by Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) that intends to amend the 2008 FISA Amendments.
In describing the purpose of his proposal, Paul said, "This amendment would restore the Fourth Amendment protection to third party records. This amendment would simply apply the Fourth Amendment to modern means of communications. E-mailing and text messaging would be given the same protections we currently give to telephone conversations."
An advance copy of the Fourth Amendment Protection Act was obtained recently by The New American. The measure reads:
Section 2
a. Congress finds the following:
1. The Fourth Amendment right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures is violated when the government acquires information voluntarily relinquished by a person to another party for a limited business purpose without the express informed consent of the person to the specific request by the government or a Warrant, upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
Section 3
a. Except as provided for in subsection (b), the government is prohibited from obtaining or seeking to obtain information related to a person or group of persons held by a third-party in a system of records, and no such information or evidence shall be deemed admissible in a criminal prosecution in a court of law.
1. "Systems of records" shall be defined as any group of records from which information is retrieved by the name of the individual or by some identifying number, symbol, or other identifying particular associated with the individual.
b. The government may obtain, and a court may deem admissible, information or evidence related to a person held by a third-party in a system of records provided that:
1. The individual whose name or identification information the government is using to access the information provides express and informed consent to that search; or
2. The government obtains a Warrant, upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
The FISA Amendments Act was signed into law by President George W. Bush on July 10, 2008 after being overwhelmingly passed 293 to 129 in the House and 69-28 in the Senate. Just a couple of days prior to FISA being enacted, Senator Paul's iconic father, Representative Ron Paul, led a coalition of Internet activists united to create a political action committee, Accountability Now. The sole purpose of the PAC was to conduct a money bomb in order to raise money to purchase ad buys to alert voters to the names of those congressmen (Republican and Democratic) who voted in favor of the act.
George W. Bush's signature was but the public pronouncement of the ersatz legality of the wiretapping that was otherwise revealed to the public in a New York Times article published on December 16, 2005. That article, entitled "Bush Lets U.S. Spy on Callers Without Courts," described the brief history of the "anti-terrorist" program:
Months after the Sept. 11 attacks, President Bush secretly authorized the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on Americans and others inside the United States to search for evidence of terrorist activity without the court-approved warrants ordinarily required for domestic spying, according to government officials.
Under a presidential order signed in 2002, the intelligence agency has monitored the international telephone calls and international e-mail messages of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people inside the United States without warrants over the past three years in an effort to track possible "dirty numbers" linked to Al Qaeda, the officials said.
The agency, they said, still seeks warrants to monitor entirely domestic communications.
It's not the eavesdropping that's the most egregious violation of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights (such activities are conducted by law enforcement all the time for legitimate purposes), but it's the indefensible fact that the federally empowered snoops conduct this surveillance without a probable cause warrant so long as one of the parties being monitored is located outside the territory of the United States. The justification being that if an American is talking, texting, or emailing a foreigner, then something might be said that would aid in the acquisition of "foreign intelligence information."
This policy is such a shameful disregard for our long history of individual-based human and civil rights (including the freedom from unwarranted searches and seizures) that it shocks the conscience even when the source is considered.
If the 2008 FISA Amendments Act is renewed, the federal government's unconstitutional authority to monitor the electronic communications of Americans without a warrant will be extended for five more years. During those five years, agents of the federal government will be allowed to ignore the protections of the Fourth Amendment against such surveillance.
Another senator is trying to tie down the federal government's domestic spying appratus with the cords of the Constitution. As reported by RT:
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), a long-time opponent of FISA, is expected to have the chance to introduce an amendment on Friday that, if approved, will force the National Security Agency (NSA) to finally open up about their use of the FAA's warrantless wiretapping provisions.
Earlier this year, Sen. Wyden told Wired's Danger Room, "If no one will even estimate how many Americans have had their communications collected under this law then it is all the more important that Congress act to close the 'back door searches' loophole, to keep the government from searching for Americans' phone calls and emails without a warrant."
Wyden — who sits on the Senate Foreign Intelligence Committees — has unsuccessfully asked time and time against for the NSA to explain how they use the FAA. Even if the FAA is renewed this week, the approval of Sen. Wyden's proposed amendment would mean the NSA would have to at least give a general estimate of how many Americans it has targeted since 2008.
In July of 2011 and again in May 2012, Wyden and Senator Mark Udall (D-Colo.) wrote a letter to James R. Clapper, Jr., the Director of National Intelligence, asking him a series of four questions regarding the activities of the NSA and other intelligence agencies regarding domestic surveillance.
In one of the questions, Udall and Wyden asked Clapper if "any apparently law-abiding Americans had their communications collected by the government pursuant to the FISA Amendments Act" and if so, how many Americans were affected by this surveillance.
In a letter dated June 15, 2012, I. Charles McCullough III informed the senators that calculating the number of Americans who've had their electronic communications "collected or reviewed" by the NSA was "beyond the capacity of his office and dedicating sufficient additional resources would likely impede the NSA's mission.
In other words, the NSA is too busy illegally recording our private emails, texts, Facebook posts, and phone calls to figure out how many of us are already caught in their net. And, furthermore, there is nothing Congress can do about it.
Even though such electronic communications could not have been foreseen, the principles protecting them are "timeless," Senator Paul said Thursday.
This week, the tale will be told. As Congress considers the FISA renewal and the restrictions on the NSA's snooping authority, Americans will witness whether those men and women elected to represent them and who have sworn to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic," will stand with Senators Paul, Lee, Wyden, and others and uphold that oath or will once again prove unfaithful.


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Latest travel updates and advice for egypt
Travel Advice Summary
All of our holidays to Egypt follow travel advice offered by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). All of our trips to Egypt run along the Nile Valley stretching from Alexandria in the north to Abu Simbel in the far south, and reach as far east as the Red Sea, specifically the resort of Hurghada. There are no travel restrictions whatsoever against travelling to these locations and the tourist areas along the Nile River, including Cairo, Luxor and Aswan, are deemed safe to visit.
The Egyptian Government is committed to increasing security measures in the key tourist sites with a sizeable budget dedicated solely to this goal. Egypt's Minister of Tourism considers the security of visitors to Egypt the highest priority and believes that the new measures in place will further add to the security of Egypt's resorts while not being intrusive.
Should you be requesting tailor-made arrangements, or any holiday with us, we will only ever include arrangements that adhere to good advice offered by the FCO.
Should you wish to read more travel advice offered by the FCO for Egypt including advice on health, money, Safety and Security and entry requirements.
Travelling to Cairo
All of our group tours start in Cairo and end in Cairo, with the exception of our Egyptian Explorer family holiday, which ends in Luxor. Currently there are no travel restrictions in place for Cairo and our tours have been running as scheduled for months now, visiting the Egyptian Museum and its many treasures which is located close to Tahir Square. Although Tahir Square has been the scene of a number of demonstrations and protests over the past few years, Cairo has recently been peaceful with no reason to avoid the city.
Travelling to Luxor and Aswan
The popular tourist spots of Luxor and Aswan, which feature in the vast majority of our group tours, are located along the Nile River in a region that is deemed safe to visit by the FCO. For this reason our tours have been running as planned with passengers visiting the not-to-be-missed Valley of the Kings, the temples of Luxor, Karnak and Abu Simbel.
When travelling between Cairo and Luxor/Aswan we use the comfortable overnight sleeper train. The particular train we use is escorted by Tourism Police and considered a perfectly safe means of transport in Egypt.
Travelling to Hurghada
The Red Sea resort of Hurghada has remained a safe and welcoming place throughout the recent troubles in Egypt. As it is one of the safest spots at the Red Sea in Egypt we have been using Hurghada for the beach stay portion of our group tours for the last few years without any issues. To reach Hurghada on our tours we travel overland from Luxor and then onwards to Cairo overland also, by private modern vehicles. There are no travel restrictions in place in Hurghada or the areas that our overland journeys to and from Hurghada cover.
Travelling to Sharm el Sheikh
On the 31st October 2015 a Russian plane departing from Sharm el Sheikh crashed shortly after take off and the investigation into what exactly caused the crash is still ongoing. As a precaution the FCO now advises against all but essential travel by air to or from Sharm el Sheikh airport. None of our group tours include Sharm el Sheikh and so our group tours remain unaffected by this latest travel alert. For the time being we will no longer be offering tailor-made touring arrangements to Sharm el Sheikh as it's not possible to fly there. We will be monitoring the situation closely and will reassess tailor-made arrangements to Sharm el Sheikh once flights resume.
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At present we do not offer trips that include travel to the Western Desert including Siwa oasis as there are travel restrictions placed upon these areas. The FCO advises against all but essential travel to the remote desert region in Egypt due to the threat of kidnapping.
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Egypt's central bank has recently in November 2016, devalued its currency, the Egyptian pound, which now freely floats against the US dollar. The weaker Egyptian Pound should help boost the Egyptian economy with cheaper exports. And with one of Egypt's main exports being tourism, holidays to Egypt should become even cheaper and your dollars, euros and sterling will fetch far more locally in Egypt than it used to. While travellers are beginning to return to Egypt, visitor numbers are still considerably below their previous highs. So, with far less crowds at the main sites and a cheaper currency, now really is a great time to travel to Egypt.
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Brewers give plenty of support in Gallardo's gem
MIAMI -- Yovani Gallardo made history on his way to earning his fifth win of the season.
Gallardo picked up his 1,000th career strikeout as the Brewers beat the Marlins, 6-1, Monday night before 13,259 fans at Marlins Park.View Full Game Coverage
MIAMI -- Yovani Gallardo made history on his way to earning his fifth win of the season.
Gallardo picked up his 1,000th career strikeout as the Brewers beat the Marlins, 6-1, Monday night before 13,259 fans at Marlins Park.View Full Game Coverage
"Yovani had great command on all his pitches and good life on all his pitches," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "His fastball command was really what he needed today, and then he mixes in the other stuff. Another good outing from him."
The right-hander shut out the Marlins, holding them to four hits over a season-high eight innings. Gallardo punched out four, and his final strikeout was monumental. He fanned Marcell Ozuna in the seventh to pick up his 1,000th career strikeout and join Teddy Higuera and Ben Sheets as the other Brewers to reach that milestone.
"I think it's always something special to achieve things like that," Gallardo said. "Getting 1,000 strikeouts is a big number. It's a lot of work and a lot of pitches thrown. It's one of the goals and hopefully you keep moving forward to get to the next one."
Gallardo gave the Brewers their second consecutive excellent start of the season. Before Kyle Lohse on Sunday, no Brewers starter had pitched into the eighth inning all year. Now Gallardo has made it two in a row.
"We feed off each other," Gallardo said. "We all want to do well, and seeing the other guy do well gives you that extra motivation to go out there and make pitches."
While Gallardo was the star on the mound, Carlos Gomez was one of several Brewers who shined at the plate.
Gomez and the Milwaukee offense wasted little time getting to Marlins starter Ricky Nolasco. Norichika Aoki, who reached base four times Monday, led off the game with a double to right and scored on Gomez's one-out RBI single to left.
"Nori has been pretty much that way all year," Roenicke said. "He has a couple of games where he gets a little off, but he is always getting hits and always out there for the other guys, and Gomez continues to do a good job for us. Those guys at the top are really doing a great job."
Gomez, who ended up on third thanks to a throwing error by Marlins catcher Rob Brantly, scored on Jonathan Lucroy's two-out single to center, giving Gallardo a two-run lead before he threw his first pitch.
An inning later, Gomez hit a soft liner to shallow center that allowed Aoki to score from second. The 27-year-old added a triple in the seventh.
"It's easier when you have the runs early in the game, especially in the first inning," Gomez said. "Guys have a good feeling for the rest of the game to continue to do a good job."
Rickie Weeks, who made several impressive plays defensively, added another run when he hit a solo homer with two outs in the third. That was all the damage Milwaukee would do against Nolasco, who allowed four runs on a season-high 10 hits over 5 1/3 innings.
"He's been good making the defensive plays he is making and also swinging the bat," Roenicke said of Weeks. "That is a huge pickup and hopefully this continues. He's working hard at it and trying to stick with it. He's been doing a good job."
Milwaukee added two more runs in the seventh thanks to another RBI single from Lucroy, who had four hits on the night, and a sacrifice fly from Juan Francisco.
The Marlins snapped the shutout in the ninth against reliever Donovan Hand. Juan Pierre tripled and later scored on an Ed Lucas groundout.
But Hand struck out Giancarlo Stanton to end the game and give the Brewers their sixth win of June, tying their total from last month, when they went a franchise-worst 6-22.
David Villavicencio is a contributor to MLB.com


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A. Bomb Threat :
- Exit the building from the stairs immediately.
- Meet up at steps of Denny Chimes tower.
B. Fire :
- Go down the stairs immediately.
- Meet up in the parking lot between the Hoole building and University Blvd.
* a fire extinguisher and fire alarm are located near the stairs.
C. First Aid : There is a first-aid kit in the metal closet located in Charlotte's office. If you get injured, notify someone (preferably a supervisor) as soon as possible.
D. Medical Emergency : Call 911, then notify someone (preferably a supervisor) as soon as possible.
E. Power Outage : Exit the building from the stairs.
F. Tornado :
- When the alarm sounds, go down the stairs immediately.
- Meet inside the bottom of the stairwell.
- Wait for further instruction (we'll eventually gather behind the elevator area).
- If you are not at work and were supposed to come in during the period of the Tornado Threat please do the following:
- Stay in a safe place. This is first priority.
- If after the 30 minute grace period following the end of the Tornado Threat, you still have one hour for which you were scheduled, come to work for that last hour. If there is less than an hour left on your shift following the end of the Tornado Threat, do not come into work.
G. Personal Threat:
- Seek safety for yourself immediately.
- Call 911.
H. Emergency Contacts (Digital Services) : Mary Harmon Bryant Hall, 500 Hackberry Lane
- Please make sure the receptionist telephone number is handy at all times (i.e. your cell phone contacts): (205) 348-0500
- The link to the university's Public Safety division is here: http://bama.ua.edu/~ehs/
Note: The information above MUST be synced with the safety section of the New Student Information Packet that resides on the Share drive. Exception: All personal phone numbers provided in the handout must be omitted from the WIKI.


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IMF Survey vol.29, No. 22, November 2000
- Managing Director's address: Transition countries must face triple challenges of corruption, role of state, external viability Köhler reviews challenges for transition countries
- First Annual Research Conference: Participants address issues of IMF lending, poverty, and exchange rate regimes First Annual Research Conference held at IMF
- Köhler urges Europeans to focus on reforms, clarify enlargement process
- Köhler welcomes strengthening of Argentina's economic program
- Meeting at IMF headquarters: Committee discusses means of improving countries' balance of payments statistics
- Interview with Olivier Blanchard: European unemployment has origins in shocks, institutions, and interactions between them
- Working Paper: Noncash transactions increase in Russia after transition to market economy
- Sturc Memorial Lecture: Alan Blinder draws seven key lessons for international finance from tumultuous 1990s
- Member's use of IMF credit (million SDRs)
- Stand–By, EFF, and PRGF Arrangements as of October 31
- Selected IMF rates
- Recent publications
- Available on the web
Meeting at IMF headquarters: Committee discusses means of improving countries' balance of payments statistics
- International Monetary Fund. External Relations Dept.
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- January 2000
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After reading about Nester's favorite things on her blog, I was inspired to write my own Favorite Things post! I recently just shared a few items with a friend of mine, so in a way, I did my own, personal version of Favorite Things - Oprah Style!
First think I have to add is Caress Evenly Gorgeous (Burnt Brown Sugar & Karite Butter)
Last fall, I was on the hunt for that perfect fall/winter body wash, without having to shell out $20+ for Philosophy (who are known for their amazing holiday scents). I took an evening and went to Tar-jay and smelled every.single.body.wash on the shelf and came across this sweet gem. I heard it once described as smelling like the inside of a bakery - but I think it's less sugary smelling with more of a spice tone. The color is a beautiful, shimmery antique gold color, with beautiful brown exfoliating beads in it. I find the scent lingers on my skin for quite a few hours. Totally in love with how this smells and how it makes my skin feel so soft and smooth.
What list wouldn't be complete without some Lush products?
Cinders Bath Bomb is definately the BOMB! This only comes out with the Holiday collection - so definately stock up! The little red flakies you see are actually Pop Rocks! And, yes, I actually confirmed by tasting one - LOL. Lush products are just so darn.... well, lush, that they are defiantely a favorite.
This next one is naughty, naughty, naughty...
... and at *gulp* $45 is a huge splurge. BUT, I have never seen my foundation look better! I watched several reviews on Youtube about this and went to my local Chanel make-up counter to get a sample and I was hooked. I justify it by determining that it lasts me approximately 4 months (120 days) - which makes it come out to a mere $0.38 a day! What a bargain! And to top it off, they have a wide range of yellow-based colors which I find difficult to find.
Lastly, Birchbox has been a favorite for several months.
For those of you who don't know what Birchbox is - it's a monthly subscription service where for $10.00 per month (shipping included!) you get a goodie box sent to you filled with 4 - 6 deluxe size high-end beauty samples. I've found some wonderful products this way and I just love getting a box of goodies every month - it's like Christmas. One of the best parts, is that you earn points by referring friends, rating products and pruchasing full sized products. Once you collect 100 points, you get $10 to spend on their online store! Win-Win! If you're interested in Birchbox, click here to sign up!
I guess I've been gravitating a lot towards beauty products lately... Who knows, maybe next month I'll have a different category!
What are your Favorite Things? Have you shared them with anyone lately?


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It's really a Morning Glory in bloom!
It's really a Morning Glory in bloom!
I could hardly believe my eye when I saw a single pink morning glory blooming in a large container in my front window this morning, along with abundant chenille flowers and a 5 year old Croton house plant.
Late last fall, I transfered the Chenille plant to a larger container where I have grown Croton for several years. Not quite ready to let go of the young, self-seeded, blooming morning glory plants by my front door, I added a few of them to the same container. They did not last very long and appeared to have died.
10.31.12 Morning Glory - by the front door
I believe this new Morning Glory grew from embedded seeds in the soil that quietly germinated and grew unnoticed until it has flowered for the first time today.
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Theorists have been playing for quite sometime with the idea of a law of gravity that is different from that derived by either Newton or Einstein. The motivation is that the way stars move in a galaxy doesn't fit with the gravitational forces calculated from the amount of visible matter in the galaxy. Three possible solutions were proposed to solve this dilemma: we weren't measuring all the normal matter in galaxies, there was matter that was essentially undetectable by any other means (dark matter), or the law of gravity is wrong. Now, extensive measurements have shown that we know pretty accurately how much normal matter is in the universe, which just leaves dark matter and modified gravity. However, the advent of cosmology as an observational science has provided extensive indirect evidence that the answer was more likely to be dark matter rather than modified gravity. This culminated last year with an unambiguous observation of dark matter, which was performed by observing gravitational lensing where there was absolutely no normal matter.
Despite this, modified gravity theories abound and continue to be studied for two reasons. Dark energy will almost certainly involve a modified theory of gravity, and the modified gravity might still be able to explain the gravitational lensing result—given sufficient wiggle room. Now, however, lab results are beginning to chime in, and the news is not good for modified gravity theorists. Any modification of gravity will also modify Newton's second law (good old F = ma). Unfortunately, these variations only show up at extremely small accelerations, which are very difficult to measure in the laboratory.
Nevertheless, there is nothing like a challenge to get an experimental physicist reaching for his (or her) protractor. They constructed a torsional pendulum, which, instead of swinging, twists back and forth on the end of a fiber. This pendulum was placed in a vacuum and the pendulum set twisting. The acceleration of the pendulum is smallest when it passes through the middle point. Unfortunately, the energy thrown into the pendulum by the remaining molecules in the chamber was enough to make the oscillations too large to measure the force-acceleration relationship at very low accelerations. To overcome this problem, the researchers actively damped (removed energy) from the pendulum, keeping its oscillations very small. This allowed them to verify that Newton was correct down to accelerations as small as 5 × 10-14m/s2.
Does this signify the death of modified gravity? No, not yet. The problem is that the definitive measurement needs to be done in the absence of perturbing gravitational fields, like the Earth's. These measurements do constrain any possible modifications to gravity, such that astrophysical observations may well rule them out entirely. Even then, modified gravity will not die but, instead, will be re-purposed to explain dark energy.


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ELM provides group and individual music education for youth in San Rafael's Canal neighborhood. All students start on the soprano recorder, chorus, and Orff mallet instruments through which they learn ear training, music theory, and music-reading skills. After students demonstrate basic music competence and commitment, they are offered opportunities to transition to other instruments. Students have multiple ensemble and performance opportunities. Family participation and community partnerships are key to ELM's success.
ELM envisions a center of musical excellence in which classical music and other music traditions are shared and celebrated.
Enriching Lives through Music | P.O. Box 1133, Larkspur, CA 94977-1133, U.S.A.


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CARGO box is a multipurpose container designed by the Swiss firm BIG-GAME. CARGO box aims to bring the functionality of the classic, traditional 1950's toolbox to a wide range of different contexts. A versatile object, it can be used in the home or office. CARGO box is the perfect storage solution, not just for work tools, but also for shoe cleaning products, desk items and sewing materials… CARGO box received two international awards in 2014: the "Swiss Design Award" and the "Wallpaper Design Award" from the British magazine of the same name.
BIG-GAME is a product and interior design studio created in 2004 by Augustin Scott de Martinville (French), Elric Petit (Belgian) and Grégoire Jeanmonod (Swiss). It is based in Lausanne, Switzerland.


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Microsoft has revealed local pricing for Office 365 Home Premium, a cloud-based suite of productivity apps. The recommended retail price (RRP) of the suite is $119 for an annual subscription or $12 per month.
The suite includes:
- Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher and Access
- One license per household, which can be used on up to five Windows tablets, PCs, Macs or on demand from any Internet-connected PC
- 20 GB of SkyDrive cloud storage
- 60 free Skype world calling minutes per month to call mobiles, landlines or PCs around the world
- All future upgrades while on subscription.
Microsoft is offering a free 30-day trial on its office.miscrosoft.com website.
Local pricing for Microsoft's Office 2013 suites are RRP $169 for Office Home and Student 2013, RRP $299 for Office Home and Business 2013 and RRP $599 for Office Professional 2013.
Microsoft has also released Office 365 for university students, faculty and staff at RRP $99 for a four-year subscription.
Take a visual tour of Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium.
Join the CIO Australia group on LinkedIn. The group is open to CIOs, IT Directors, COOs, CTOs and senior IT managers.


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Formatt 86mm Combination 85B/Neutral Density (ND) 0.9 Filter - The 85 series will produce natural colors when shooting with tungsten film outdoors. Using tungsten film in daylight will produce a bluish cast in the photograph.
Neutral Density filters have several uses and offer the possibility to achieve otherwise unachievable results. ND filters appear gray and reduce the amount of light reaching the film. They have no effect on color balance.
Determining which graduated neutral density filter yields ideal results for any given lighting situation takes knowledge, experience and a collection of such filters. Choose the filter strength which adjusts the lighting to stay within the exposure latitude (greatest difference between bright/dark values) which still shows details in both of the digital or film medium in use.
Speaking generally, the 2-stop value (ND 0.6 - the filter's clear portion allows 4x more light to pass vs. darkest portion) effectively compensates average bright sky-to-foreground situations, and the soft transition is applicable more often to a scene than the hard transition.
The Soft or Hard label indicates the degree of color graduation.
Formatt, a company with three generations of professional filter-making experience produces every filter to the highest technical standards. The finest materials, together with state of-the-art production technology have resulted in a standard of optical excellence unmatched anywhere else.


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Here is the Discharge of Legacy for my 6 x great grandfather Cozens Read's daughter Mary who married William Rose in 1766.
June 1783
Reced then by me William Rose the sum of one hundred pounds of and from Michael Read and Edward Read the Sons and Executors of Cozens Read deced being legacies bequeathed to my wife Mary one of the daughters of the said Cozens Read in and by his last Will and Testament and Codicil thereto annexed as Witness my hand the day and year above written.
Witness. Wm. Read
Wm. Rose


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Single justice to hear challenge in drug lab cases
Prosecutors challenge way lower courts handling lab scandal related
A single justice of the state's highest court is set to hear from prosecutors who are challenging the way lower courts are handling thousands of drug convictions now in jeopardy because of alleged misconduct by a state chemist at a drug-testing lab.
Justice Margot Botsford has scheduled a hearing Wednesday.
Chemist Annie Dookhan has been accused of faking test results and tampering with evidence in drug cases while she worked at a now-closed Department of Public Health lab.
In three cases, Essex County District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett is challenging the powers of retired judges hired as special magistrates to hear the Dookhan cases, including whether they have the authority to put sentences on hold and release convicted drug dealers while their new trial motions are pending.
Botsford will decide whether to send one or more of the cases to the full court.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts and public defenders argue that drug defendants whose cases were handled by Dookhan have a "presumptive right" to be released while their legal challenges are pending.
The ACLU has asked Botsford to ask the full court to answer broader questions about how the lower courts have handled the Dookhan cases and whether defendants' constitutional rights are being violated as they wait in prison for hearings in their cases.
Dozens of defendants in cases handled by Dookhan have already been released on bail while their new trial motions are pending.
But Blodgett is challenging that procedure.
State officials estimate that Dookan worked on more than 34,000 cases during her nine years at the lab. But the state's public defender agency say thousands more cases handled by other chemists could also be tainted because an investigation showed widespread problems with oversight, management and protocols at the lab.


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Discover the flooring that is best adapted to your project. Technical characteristics, comfort, design: Tarkett offers the right solution for every project.
Five easy steps to experience Tarkett's flooring solutions for your projects.
Choosing a new Tarkett floor is very exciting, but also a little bewildering. There are so many types of floor and so many designs - so many things to think about. Whether you have some ideas about the style you would like or not, our iSelect® Coordinated Flooring System will help make sure that you get the floor you want and need.
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Junior Keith Wright had 19 points, nine rebounds, six assists and three blocks.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Christian Webster had 20 and Keith Wright netted 19 points, to go along with nine rebounds, six assists and three blocks, as the Harvard men's basketball team toppled visiting Colorado by a score of 82-66 Sunday afternoon at Lavietes Pavilion.
With the win, the Crimson, which improves to 4-1 on the season, earns the first victory over a Big 12 opponent in program history and also picks up a win over a BCS conference opponent for the fourth straight season. Harvard last defeated a BCS foe at home during the 2007-08 season with a 62-51 win over Michigan on Dec. 1, 2007.
The Crimson, who never trailed in the game, commanded an early lead as Brandyn Curry buried a three from the right corner at 17:03, making it 7-3. On the next Harvard possession, Andrew Van Nest also drained a trey to give Harvard a seven-point advantage. After Colorado (2-3) went on a 7-0 run to tie the game, Wright followed a missed three by Curry and dunked home the rebound to put Harvard back on top, 12-10 at the 13:25 mark. Wright, who had 12 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three blocks at the intermission, made his fourth basket of the half with 8:46 remaining to put Harvard up, 22-15.
Wright continued his strong offensive showing in the first half when he flushed home his second dunk of the period with 6:22 to play, as Harvard took its largest lead, 28-17. The Crimson carried a 37-28 lead into halftime, holding the Buffaloes to only 10-of-29 shooting (.345), while Harvard shot at a 42 percent clip (10-of-24).
The Crimson scored the first five points of the second half, as Oliver McNally drilled a three and Wright added another layup, pushing the Harvard lead to 14, 42-28. Harvard maintained its double-digit lead for the rest of the second half, going ahead b y as much as 21. Webster made a three from the left corner with 16:27 to go, as Harvard buried its first three treys of the second stanza to move ahead by 17, 49-32.
McNally hit two from the charity stripe with just over 10 minutes to play, helping Harvard, which made 22-of-26 chances from the line for the game take an 18-point advantage, 59-41. Colorado went on an 8-0 run midway through the frame until Wright hit a hook shot in the paint to make it 64-51 with 8:28 to go. The Buffaloes would not get any closer, as Harvard owned a 15-point lead or higher for the remainder of the game.
Harvard shot 51 percent (25-49) for the game and owned a 22-5 edge in assists and 31-28 in rebounds. The Crimson buried 10 triples on the day and held the Buffaloes to only two successful shots from beyond the arc. Cory Higgins led the way for the Buffaloes with 21 points and three rebounds, while Alec Burks chipped in with 20 points (10-10 FT) and five boards.
McNally had a big game for Harvard, finishing with 17 points on 4-of-5 shooting from the floor and a 6-of-6 mark from the free throw line while also collecting five assists and four rebounds.
Harvard will remain at home to host Fordham Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.


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Publications Tagged: MAD
- Added November 01, 2004
- Getting MAD: Nuclear Mutual Assured Destruction, Its Origins and Practice. Edited by Mr. Henry D. Sokolski.
- With the deployment of defenses of American cities against missile attacks, the Bush administration has explicitly rejected the strategic doctrine of nuclear mutually assured destruction (MAD). But what exactly is this doctrine? Where did it come from? To what extent did the nuclear weapons powers ever adopt it, and how much sense does it make today? Getting MAD, the first critical history of this influential line of strategic thinking, supplies the answers.


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Ah, the wedding planning checklist! With so much to do, wedding flowers, music, wedding invitations, table plans and so much more it can be tough to remember everything for your wedding. This is the ultimate guide for all couples planning a wedding but where do you find this guide and how do you know if it's legitimate? There are thousands of wedding planning checklists on the internet, in magazines, and on blogs, but most of these only include the big tasks that must be complete and completely glaze over the smaller yet ever important details.So you ask yourself, "where can I find one of these AMAZING checklists you're talking about!?". I've been spending years configuring a comphrehensive wedding planning checklist. But the truth is, every wedding is so different from one another that tasks will need to be tweaked to in order for your wedding to be successful. So please, I beg you, do not plan your wedding from a checklist downloaded on the internet or found in a bridal magazine. These are very generic lists that help you remember to book the big vendors but completely forget about the smaller details that will make or break your wedding.
I'll let you view a copy of my "final countdown checklist" which is a typical list of tasks that need to be complete in the two months before your wedding.
Since the final countdown wedding planning checklist is lengthy and a bit overwhelming, I'm going to post the tasks that I typically suggest you try to tackle two months before the wedding. Your one month checklist will come in a later post so stay tuned!
For further help compiling your wedding checklist or for questions on the final countdown leave a comment below!
|Finalise ceremony music, hymns, readings and order of service with the officiant
|Schedule ceremony rehearsal, if haven't done so already
|Purchase outfit(s) for pre and post wedding events
|Order stationery for the wedding day. Order of Service for the ceremony and any other stationery for the wedding reception. Menus, placecards, escort cards, personalised table names, etc- May be left until 1 month before wedding depending on when final numbers come in. Ask you printer how long it will take to print
|Make sure gift list is up to date
|Make sure all equipment has been hired. Poseur tables, linen, salt and pepper shakers, table number holders, tea lights, umbrellas, furniture, dance floor, decorations, etc.
|Reserve any parking spaces necessary for pre-wedding events and wedding
|Talk to your attendants and anyone else you'd like to give a speech or toast at the reception. Let them know when they're going to talk, how long the speech or toast should be, and what the tone should be like. Explain the importance of sticking to timings
|Go through budgeting sheet and send payments to vendors that require a payment 6 weeks before wedding (most will send an invoice)
|Now that you have more of an accurate head count, order wine, beer and liquor if not provided by the caterer
|Discuss wedding flowers in detail with the florist. Think about every corner in the venue. Entrance, bathroom, stairway, escort card table, cake table, every room. Update them on wedding party numbers and final banqueting table numbers
|Double-check the sizing of the wedding bands. If they've been sent for engraving, pick them up, if your ring size has changed send them in for re-sizing.
|Start mailing thank you cards as you receive gifts.
|Check in with the bridesmaids to ensure they have their dress alterations complete. Make sure they've all picked up their dresses, shoes and accessories.
|Check in with the groomsmen to make sure their formal rentals are booked. Ensure they all have their shoes and accessories in order.
|Purchase a guest book and pens. Where will the guest book go?
|Purchase any remaining supplies, ribbon, carpet runner, candles, etc.
|All gifts for the wedding party, parents and the bride/groom should be purchased by now
|Compile a play list for the band, DJ, and iPod.
|Select first dance then send to band or DJ. If you have a live band, make sure they will sing the correct version of your first dance song.
|Liaise with ceremony musicians and discuss music for ceremony. Do they require armless chairs? Will the church/venue provide this? What will they wear on the day? When will they arrive/depart?
|Book transportation to first night hotel if you haven't done so already
|Hire uplighters or a professional lighting technician if required
|Decide where the cake will be displayed, when you will cut it, when it will be served, and how it will be served
|Arrange a face to face meeting with your wedding planner and reception venue to run through and confirm final details and logistics. Layout of venue, number of guests, food served, dietary requirements, drinks served, where will musicians stand/sit, where will table plan or escort cards be on display, additional tables required for cake, guest book, etc., where can iPod be hooked up, where will speakers stand during speeches, where will cake be, who is the emcee, if required, who will move flowers from one room to the next, is there a cake knife and stand, is there an easel for the table plan, ETC, ETC. Go through all details.
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Skully Shrug
Free pattern
Downloadable pattern
Free pattern
Downloadable pattern
Ahoy Matey! Ye have nothing to fear with this Shrug, worthy of the feircest of Buccaneers! Even skallywags need warm shoulders, and those pirates just fresh on the sea sometimes be cold, ye know? For them that are, they can have some swashbukling fun with this skully shrug. Arrrggghhh!
I designed this "shrug" for my boys, whom I wear in a baby carrier ALL. THE. TIME. It is such a hassle to strap them on me when they have bulky coats on, but even worse when they do have coats on, but we go inside and they are suddenly too warm. This shrug can be slid on and off easy as pie while your little one is still in the carrier.
The pattern is written in the flat and seamed, but has modifications for knitting it in the round.
Knowledge of intarsia is necessary for the skull design.
Size: 6-12 months (12-18 months, 18-24 months, 2-3 years)
Gauge: 20 stitches and 26 rows per 4 inch – 10 cm in stockinette
Measurements: Cuff to cuff - 25 (28, 36, 39) inches


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Metals/Coil Processing
New Feed Line to Process High-Strength Steel at Toro Plant
The Coe line can process coils to 24 in. wide by 6000 lb., of steel to ¼-in. thick by 6-in. wide at 70-KSI yield strength. Other features include an adjustable-height mounting bracket and motorized passline height adjustment; a threading table for a 23-in. effective loop length and a power straightener with 15-HP, AC variable-speed drive.
Coe Press Equipment: 586/979-4400; www.cpec.com
See also: Coe Press Equipment Corporation
Related Enterprise Zones: Coil Handling
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Free Xbox One And Xbox 360 Games With Gold For December 2018 Revealed
Xbox One gets QUBE 2 and Never Alone, while 360 gets Dragon Age 2 and Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction.
Xbox One gets QUBE 2 and Never Alone, while 360 gets Dragon Age 2 and Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction.
"As to where I'm headed next, that announcement will come in due time," David Gaider says.
Here are some of the most controversial and divisive games ever. Do you love or hate them?
Join Lucy as she takes you on a meet and greet tour of Thedas to get you ready for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
In lieu of Valentine's Day plans, Jess digs through the sexy, disarming and charming, and tells you five video game characters she'd totally date. Yeah, it's weird.
Jess McDonell uses this Valentine's Day to take a look at the types of relationships that can be found in game worlds from the romantic, to the platonic and the ...
In this episode, Jess McDonell extends the look at gamer types to four new kinds ranging from Builders to Analysts.
BioWare's Dragon Age team answers all your questions in Part 2 of this PAX East 2012 panel.
Here's part one of the Dragon Age Panel at PAX East 2012.
We've got dragons, high-speed chases, and apples with Dragon Age II, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, and Battlefield 3 leading the way in This Week in Digital Downloads.
Hawke teams up with Tallis in this explosive DLC for Dragon Age II.
This week we feature Sideway: New York , REAL STEEL, Metal Slug 2, The King of Fighters '96, Quantum of Solace, Test Drive Unlimited 2, WWE All Stars, and a ...
The duke puts up a bit of a fight mounted on top of his trusty steed.
Hawke and her new friend try to lure out a wyvern in an attempt to impress the duke.
Hawke implores some new sneaky tactics in the latest DLC for Dragon Age 2.
Check out the launch trailer for Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin!
Check out the debut trailer for Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin.
Adreane Meunier from Ubisoft takes us through the top five awesome new things we can expect to see in the new Assassin's Creed game, Revelations.
Jody syncs you up on the Nintendo fallout, baby bosses, and identities revealed!
Kevin VanOrd searches for Hawke's blood in this video review for Dragon Age II: Legacy.
Gerov and Verric meet up like good old pals and eventually throw down.
Tombs filled with death await Hawke in Dragon Age II: Legacy as she searches for answers about her father.
Hawke and company get kicked around by a pair of brontos in Dragon Age II: Legacy.
This week, arcade brings you From Dust and Bastion, and Shaun White Skateboarding is available on demand.
Get sideswiped by a charging Bronto in Dragon Age II: Legacy.
Hawke takes out Guardians in the seal chamber in Dragon Age II: Legacy.
Carta attacks against Hawke have a little light shed on the subject in this clip from Dragon Age II: Legacy.
Homer takes us over to check out Dragon Age II: Legacy at Comic-Con 2011.
Check out the new titles Catherine, Section 8: Prejudice, Annihilation Map pack, From Dust, and Dragon Age II: Legacy to be released this week.
Jody syncs you up with all the latest from the EA Summer Studio Showcase, Planetside 2, Uncharted movie, and more!
Chris Watters shows off a little Dragon Age II: Legacy from EA showcase 2011.
Check out the debut trailer for Dragon Age II: Legacy.
As a special thank you for helping with Dragon Age II's break the 1 million mark in less than two weeks, BioWare is presenting fans with a download code for ...
On Today on the Spot, we update you with This Week on Xbox Live, demo The Sims Medieval, take a tour around Slight Mad Studios, and give some tips and ...
Today On the Spot, game guides editor Kurtis Seid gives you some tips and hints for Dragon Age II.
Mike and Jerry sit down with Ricardo to discuss games, PAX, and working on the long-running webcomic Penny Arcade.
This week, we feature multiple demos including Mortal Kombat and look at episodic adventure for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and Dragon Age II.
This week, we feature downloadable content for popular titles, a demo for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12, and a crime drama in Shanghai.
In this week's Sound Byte, we talk to the composer of Dragon Age II, Inon Zur, about what he learned from Dragon Age: Origins, what instruments he prefers to compose ...
Here's the launch trailer for Dragon Age II, which is in stores now.
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