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quote:Originally posted by The_Gipper[bri think you can trade Liles, to be perfectly honest. his cap hit and contract aren't an anchor by any stretch of the imagination, and he still brings value to a club.i do agree that Grabo should be bought out. as i said earlier, love his effort and his ability to bounce back quickly from a big hit (see the Boston series). but he's too small and is removed from the puck way too easily. not a typical Carlyle player. he'd be picked up by another team, but no one will take his current contract.and I'd use the other one on Komi for two reasons. 1) even though there is only one year left, it's still a significant hit on a salary cap that's coming down. we can always use the extra space. take it. 2) the Leafs have an opportunity here to let him go and allow him to play in the NHL again as a full-time player. he deserves that. with the last two years spent both as a healthy scratch and down in the minors, he has been nothing but classy about the whole thing. if he becomes a free agent there is no doubt in my mind someone will sign him and he'll be part of their starting 6. give that opportunity to him. it'd be borderline insulting to keep him and stick him in the minors for another season (and a full season at that).
quote:Originally posted by mandree888With the new season allowing two buy outs who do you think will be the first one gone? i think liles and grabo. Why? i am glad you asked. lolkomi only has one season left what is the point on buying him out now? where as liles is signed for more money for a longer period of time same with grabo. even though grabo did great in the playoffs did he earn his money I say no! if the leafs are able to trade either of these players then buyout komi but i wouldnt waste the time with these two cap suckers on the roster. what are your opinions??my vote would be grabo and liles!
quote:Originally posted by nuxfanquote:Originally posted by slozoIf I REALLY want to make a reach . . . and make a possible trade, here's one with Washington when they finally try and shake things up:To Toronto:Nicklas Backstrom (C)To Washington:Jake Gardiner (D), Clarke MacArthur (F), David Steckel (C)"Take off, eh?" - Bob and DougDo you think that is the best offer WSH will get for Backstrom, should he be made available? A 25 year old C with size, better than PPG his entire career? You are dreaming...
quote:Originally posted by slozoIf I REALLY want to make a reach . . . and make a possible trade, here's one with Washington when they finally try and shake things up:To Toronto:Nicklas Backstrom (C)To Washington:Jake Gardiner (D), Clarke MacArthur (F), David Steckel (C)"Take off, eh?" - Bob and Doug
quote:Originally posted by Leafs81Slozo your trade, well if Bozak goes into third line center, what happens with Kadri after that. If you are to trade for a first line center like Backstrom you should get rid of either Bozak, Grabovski or Kadri.I'm not a big fan of trading promising prospects\young players. Gardiner, Reilly and Kadri should be kept with the team. I almost gave up on Kadri last year but now that Eakins did an awesome job with his development and that he is finally being utilized like he should under Carlyle he's a good asset to the organisation.I understand that there is a need at first line center and that you need to give to gain, but I don't think this season is the right time. Maybe in the offseason or if a perfect deal appears on the table (like Burke did for Phaneuf)No chance Komisarek gets traded, nobody would pick him up on waivers. buy out his contract in the offseason. Probably the only way they can get rid of him and his hefty contract.
quote:Originally posted by The_Gipperactually Slozo, i think they may be better off to keep Gardiner with the Marlies the rest of the season. concussion are a tricky thing to deal with and he should be given the necessary time to "heal" properly.it's a short season, so i don't see the point in trying to rush him back unless one of the other current 6 starts slipping up.to your point about trading him. i'd rather them send Kostka or Holzer back down, or even try to trade Liles before trading away Gardiner.unless it involves us getting back a true no. 1 center, with lots of hockey left in him, then i'd say Gardiner is untouchable right now.
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Our celebration of Independence Day brings to mind the idea of American exceptionalism and what is meant by such a term.
Is it xenophobic arrogance or simply pride in our accomplishments?
Does it suggest that God favors certain nations more than those that seem constantly beset by a sea of troubles?
When we think of America, we pride ourselves on being a nation built not on the premise of domination but on individualism - of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
But we didn't invent it.
The concept of mutual respect and equal rights was born thousands of years before.
In fact, the roots can be traced to Iran.
Yes, that Iran.
The evidence for this is found in the Cyrus Cylinder, a Babylonian manuscript produced in Persia, the precursor of Iran.
Modern-day Iran is what can happen when you forget who you are.
Fragments of the Cyrus Cylinder, which were on exhibit in several American cities last month, was produced by King Cyrus the Great, a marvel given that ancient kings were not wont to advocate unfettered freedom.
Western experts who have studied the Cyrus Cylinder for more than 130 years say it advocates not only human rights but also religious freedom and tolerance for immigrants.
Iran has become Iran because its leaders have ignored and devalued their own unprecedented contribution to history.
They've failed to grasp that theocracy is no match for democracy.
We must take pains remember that for a republic to function properly, political dissent is not only healthy but also necessary. However, a debate absent civility is demagoguery.
As we increasingly disregard this tenet, we're in danger of becoming more intolerant, divisive, fearful, accusatory and angry. Discussion is devolving to little more than finger-pointing, to the place where finding solutions to our problems is no longer even the point.
Meanwhile, people living in the part of the world where the Cyrus Cylinder was inscribed are dying in the streets, all for a chance to experience even half the liberties we take for granted.
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Our values are in danger of becoming distorted, as was the case with Iran when Persians saw democracy deposed because a few in power deemed a chance for personal wealth more important than their country's self-determination.
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The next look to make our list is the awkward length. This was a hard one to put into this feature as some do manage to pull it off but not everyone is Terence Koh and it only took a look at the local fashionisto's crash and burn outfit of Kriss van Assche-style combat with tight tee to know that this was one to be hastily put down.
dVb- Men's jeans by Victoria Beckham
The latest news on the fashion circuit is of Posh Spice's interesting new venture-into the world of men's jeans. According to an article on DNR, Beckham "despises skinny jeans on men."
Why Short Shorts haven't caught on
This week has been a bit of a short shorts
week here at Brandish. While they can look good, I'm still not convinced. For
me, short shorts conjure up images of Club Tropicana-era George Michael and
that's not a look I wish to emulate.
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Trends: Watch & Wear- A Daily Dose of Dalí
From Dali's lobster phones and melting clock faces to Damien Hirst's butterfly works- Surrealism is something that we can't seem to get out of our systems. We buy into the singers who prance around in vintage band uniforms (Gwen) and the art but something we rarely show an interest in is surrealist fashion.
WISHLIST: Shag Fleece Hoody from American Apparel
About a week ago, my colleague Jason posted on a pair of pretty cool purple trainers. Continuing on the trend of purple items (remember what I said about us inheriting last's season's woman trends?) I bring you this Shag Fleece Hoody from American Apparel.
Everyday Fashion Miracles: The Sartorialist
I know that it is an obvious choice and not avant-garde in the slightest, but The Sartorialist is one of those gems that just makes you smile.
Rocksmith Kid 'n Play T-shirt
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HBB Scary Children Tee
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All Saints macintosh
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YMC Button Collar Sweat Top
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Loden Dager for Uniqlo
New York label Loden Dager are the latest in an
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check shirt being the only really ugly piece on it. Some might say it's a bit
dull but it's a collection designed for high street consumption, so that
criticism is like complaining that you can't wear Gareth Pugh's collection to Tesco.
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And another one… PacMan T-shirt from Super Superficial
We at Brandish have been doggedly following this trend to the point that it could have some kind of restraining order placed on us.
Kenneth Anger Tee from Blood is the New Black
Another T-shirt trend with legs is the "So-and-so is my homegirl/boy". I think it started with Jesus and Mary versions but there's now millions of versions.
Ted Baker go all APC
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head because most of their items seem like more chavtastic versions of Paul
Smith clothing. It's heartening to see that some of their items look like knock
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I'd pick red! Thanks for the great giveaway. 🙂
thanks for entering Amanda! good luck!
There SO many amazing colors to choose from now!! I think I'd choose the red one!!
There SO many amazing colors to choose from now!! I think I'd choose the red one!!
Love the Navy!!!
I would choose Almond!!
I'd love either red or green!
Light blue!!!
Blue Willow is very pretty!
I love the turquoise blue color 🙂
I'd pick the red or the white
Classic White!
I love the greens or blues. Anything would be so cool right at cookie making seasons.
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They're all nice, I love the light blue green on the right and the orange!
i'd pick the aqua sky or ice blue. drool worthy! yobert7 at gmail dot com
The dark blue. Thanks!
I would pick the almond cream or aqua sky :} thank you for the chance to win!
i would choose Classic White or Aqua Blue. Thanks for the giveaway!!!
I would pick red to match my kitchen!
Does it come in Teal??
Oh goodness – probably mint green or turqouise. Or Red. haha.
I would love to have the RED one!!
I love the Red.
Oohh, I love the robin's egg blue one.
I'd get one in Pistachio!
I think yellow or orange.
I think yellow or orange.
Love the seafoamy mint picture!
Seafoam mint is adorable! Great post!
I like the white one but the blues are pretty too.
I love the plain, clean white!
So many choices! But, I would probably pick red!
I would pick the Green Apple.
Thanks for the giveaway! I'd be tempted to choose the aqua one because it is SO CUTE, but the man of the family would probably insist on a neutral if it's going to sit on the kitchen counter. Boo!
I am hoping for orange!!
I love green. I can't see conditions. I'm not from US. Can I enter giveaway?
Vintage Aqua!! I have wanted one of these my whole life! LOL =)
Definitely red.
Purple or Red! Probably Red, it goes with my kitchen lol.
Love the Aqua! It would be the perfect gift for my sister in law! I have the apple green and LOVE it!
I'd have to go with the bright orange one. I love bright colors! Thanks for the chance to win!
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I love the Aqua color. They are all so beautiful though.
I would love the red color!
oooh either red or turquoise – LOVE them both!!! I REALLY hope I win!!
it's hard to choose a color…maybe the cobalt blue or the lime green…!!
I would love an orange one!
I like the teal color the best! This is an exciting give away. I hope I win!
As you know I have been away from blogging and BOY!!! what a time to come back 🙂
What an Awesome giveaway, Megan. Thank you so much for hosting it! Oh my goodness what color would I pick??? Turquoise ( I think 🙂
Have a great day!!
This is awesome! There are so many colors..this is hard. 🙂 I would want the black, lime green, or the red…or the redish orange or teal. I really don't care what color.
My favourite color is turquoise so that would probably choose that one! Thanks for the chance. Hugs, Susie.
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I love the white one – Perfect for any color kitchen! Now, I just need to win those so my fiance's belly can be happy!
All so pretty..green? Red?
buttercup yellow!
I've wanted a red one forever!
I think I would choose a blue one!
Pick a color?!! haha OK, really, they are so amazing…I'd have to go with onyx black!
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My color is Winterberry! Thanks for the giveaway!
I like black or winterberry!! They are all so cute! Thanks for the chance to win!
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I love the aqua/turquoise color.
Yellow or green!
Turquoise/ aqua or red… I'm not sure.
i would get baby blue for my friend
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John Cooper and Bettie Burgett were married July 28, 1963, in Stroud at the First Baptist Church with Rev. James Wright officiating. Willie Smith served John as best man, and Joan Smith served Bettie as matron of honor.
John Cooper and Bettie Burgett were married July 28, 1963, in Stroud at the First Baptist Church with Rev. James Wright officiating. Willie Smith served John as best man, and Joan Smith served Bettie as matron of honor.
John served in The United States Army for three years. During that time he taught classes to build and operate the "Hercules" guided missiles while building and launching those missiles himself. He also worked 40 years as an "Auto Din" technician at Tinker Air Force Base with a background in microwave transmission. The Santa Fe Depot Museum displays a train model depicting 1940 Shawnee and was built with a great deal of John's help. He walks 2 miles each day with a group of friends at Shawnee Mall and was very instrumental in the creation process of the New Beginning's Church located in Shawnee. John has a passion for reading and building model airplanes, cars and trains.
Bettie was a homemaker as well as the manager of the Highland Trailer Park for 25 years. When the children were all in grade school, she began sewing for the public and later became employed by The Buckle at the Shawnee Mall where she still works. She was also the secretary for Calvary Baptist Church for 30 years. Bettie's hobbies included cake decorating as well as arts and crafts.
Together, John and Bettie helped with school projects, Campfires, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. They have been members of RSVP, AARP, VITA, OHCA, and Woodman of the World. While members of Woodmen of the World, they were instrumental in placing three flag poles displaying the American and Oklahoma Flag at community churches. They both work Pottawatomie County Election Board. Their hobbies have included bowling and vacationing in Branson, Mo.
They are the parents of Jean Cooper of El Reno, Willie and Carrol Cooper of Shawnee, and Mary Cooper of Shawnee.
Their grandchildren are James Porter of McLoud, Jason Porter of El Reno, Christian and Shelly Oliver of Warr Acres, Kris and Amber Stephens of Oklahoma City, Trevor Cooper of Shawnee, and Christopher Cooper of Shawnee. Their great-grandchildren are Keaton Porter and Logan Porter of El Reno, Brogan Oliver and Rhys Oliver of Warr Acres.
A reception is being hosted by their children and will be from 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, July 28, 2013, at Oklahoma Baptist University's Noble Complex. They would enjoy the presence of their friends and family.


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Sophie Kerr Prize 2011
The winner of the 2011 Sophie Kerr Prize was announced at a special event honoring all five finalists Tuesday, May 17 in New York. The venue was Poets House, a literary center and poetry library located on the banks of the Hudson River in Lower Manhattan. After welcoming remarks from Kathryn Moncrief, the English professor who chairs the Sophie Kerr Committee, and keynote remarks from novelist Colum McCann, winner of the 2009 National Book Award, the five Prize finalists read brief selections from their portfolios. Then McCann opened the sealed envelope that held the winner's name and made the announcement: "Lisa Jones."Afterward, family and friends joined New York area alums for a reception upstairs among the poetry stacks. The next day before leaving the city, the finalists made a stop at the residence where benefactor Sophie Kerr lived for 40 years while working as a successful author and magazine editor.


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Another View -- Susan G. Price: Why we opted for the Obamacare penalty instead of its insuranceSUSAN G. PRICE
November 02. 2013 4:26AM
I was one of the unfortunate small-business owners in New Hampshire who received a cancellation notice from Anthem for my family individual-market health insurance policy. After quickly "doing the math," my spouse and I decided to opt out and pay the penalty. A $1,000 tax penalty vs. $12,000 in premiums for a $11,900-deductable, HSA-supported plan? No brainer for two middle-aged adults who exercise rigorously, have low cholesterol, still wear clothing that fit from our college days, have a healthy marriage, and don't smoke. So in other words, we didn't need the federal government to give us maternity coverage, bariatric surgery, mental health services or birth control. (Did I mention that my spouse is of the same sex?!)
As the last couple of weeks passed and we spoke to other small-business owners who decided to opt out, pay the tax penalty, and self insure, all of us had the same profile: 1) very healthy, 2) no history of family illnesses, and 3) have the financial means to weather catastrophic illnesses. Those who were "opting in" have: 1) chronic health problems (or poor lifestyle choices that contribute to chronic health problems), 2) cancer or heart disease family history, and 3) no means to address these ongoing problems, let alone a catastrophic illness or injury.
The week before last, I told our insurance agent of our decision to opt out because I did not want her to spend more time on trying to place our business with the monopoly called "Anthem." Imagine my pleasant surprise to find out today that Anthem will change the renewal date on our policy to December 1, 2013, for a mere $50 increase in the monthly premium, and we get to keep the policy with which we were perfectly content and continue to fund our HSAs through December 1, 2014.
Of course, come December 1, 2014, we are faced with paying $12,000 in premiums for a $11,900-deductable policy with a plethora of benefits that we absolutely will never need. Does anyone in Washington, D.C., actually think we are suddenly going to act in the collective social good and "play ball" come 2015?
To those sitting out there with group plans through your employers, do you actually think you will escape a similar fate, as your employer hands you your tax-free (for now) voucher and sends you into a private insurance health exchange where you will be subject to underwriting standards such as those in the individual market must undergo, and then you must make up the premium difference between your voucher and the actual premium?
Some of the Fortune 500 companies are already starting the transition. The wagon will soon be weighed down with other companies, small-to mega-cap sure to follow. Then the final blow will come when offering health insurance becomes more expensive than paying the penalty and sending your employees into the individual market for most companies.
At some point, enough companies will select this latter option and health insurance will be "off the table" in the compensation arena.
I am sure we can all see the soon-to-be "death spiral" of Obamacare in New Hampshire, and I assume in other states with relatively small populations for which only one insurer signed up to participate in healthcare.gov. Most of the healthy people will opt out, and the system will be left with those who receive more in benefits than they pay in premiums. The premiums will increase, and more and more people will opt out and pay the penalty. This will be the biggest example of adverse selection the New Hampshire insurance market has ever seen. And guess what? Not one more person of limited means or with a pre-existing condition will really be helped. Wasn't that what started all this?
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Personally, I hope we restructure Sidney Rice and re-sign/extend Golden Tate. Sid can catch every damn ball within 10 feet of him, and always seems to put his body on the line. You can tell he has a lot more pride in being a Hawk this year than he did last year. Tate has been one of the most entertaining players I have ever seen on the team. He has developed a whole lot of valuable chemistry with Dangeruss on and off the field.
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The September 2009 Daring Bakers' challenge was hosted by Steph of A Whisk and a Spoon. She chose the French treat, Vols-au-Vent based on the Puff Pastry recipe by Michel Richard from the cookbook Baking With Julia by Dorie Greenspan. I don't know if you're familiar with Portuguese custard tarts, or what we call them here: Pastéis de Nata. They must be our favorite pastry here in Portugal, if you are ever in this part of the world please try them! So for this challenge I created a love child of vols-au-vent and these wonderful little tarts.
Ok, but let's start by the very beggining:
Puff pastry in the making
Michel Richard's Puff Pastry Dough (Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan)
- 2-1/2 cups (12.2 oz/ 354 g) unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1-1/4 cups (5.0 oz/ 142 g) cake flour
- 1 tbsp. salt (you can cut this by half for a less salty dough or for sweet preparations)
- 1-1/4 cups (10 fl oz/ 300 ml) ice water
- 1 pound (16 oz/ 454 g) very cold unsalted butter
Mixing the Dough: Check the capacity of your food processor before you start. If it cannot hold the full quantity of ingredients, make the dough into two batches and combine them. Put the all-purpose flour, cake flour, and salt in the work bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal blade and pulse a couple of times just to mix. Add the water all at once, pulsing until the dough forms a ball on the blade. The dough will be very moist and pliable and will hold together when squeezed between your fingers. Remove the dough from the machine, form it into a ball, with a small sharp knife, slash the top in a tic-tac-toe pattern. Wrap the dough in a damp towel and refrigerate for about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, place the butter between 2 sheets of plastic wrap and beat it with a rolling pin until it flattens into a square that's about 1" thick. Take care that the butter remains cool and firm: if it has softened or become oily, chill it before continuing. Incorporating the Butter: Unwrap the dough and place it on a work surface dusted with all-purpose flour (A cool piece of marble is the ideal surface for puff pastry) with your rolling pin (preferably a French rolling pin without handles), press on the dough to flatten it and then roll it into a 10" square. Keep the top and bottom of the dough well floured to prevent sticking and lift the dough and move it around frequently. Starting from the center of the square, roll out over each corner to create a thick center pad with "ears," or flaps. Place the cold butter in the middle of the dough and fold the ears over the butter, stretching them as needed so that they overlap slightly and encase the butter completely. (If you have to stretch the dough, stretch it from all over; don't just pull the ends) you should now have a package that is 8" square. To make great puff pastry, it is important to keep the dough cold at all times. There are specified times for chilling the dough, but if your room is warm, or you work slowly, or you find that for no particular reason the butter starts to ooze out of the pastry, cover the dough with plastic wrap and refrigerate it. You can stop at any point in the process and continue at your convenience or when the dough is properly chilled. Making the Turns: Gently but firmly press the rolling pin against the top and bottom edges of the square (this will help keep it square). Then, keeping the work surface and the top of the dough well floured to prevent sticking, roll the dough into a rectangle that is three times as long as the square you started with, about 24" (don't worry about the width of the rectangle: if you get the 24", everything else will work itself out.) With this first roll, it is particularly important that the butter be rolled evenly along the length and width of the rectangle; check when you start rolling that the butter is moving along well, and roll a bit harder or more evenly, if necessary, to get a smooth, even dough-butter sandwich (use your arm-strength!). With a pastry brush, brush off the excess flour from the top of the dough, and fold the rectangle up from the bottom and down from the top in thirds, like a business letter, brushing off the excess flour. You have completed one turn. Rotate the dough so that the closed fold is to your left, like the spine of a book. Repeat the rolling and folding process, rolling the dough to a length of 24" and then folding it in thirds. This is the second turn. Chilling the Dough: If the dough is still cool and no butter is oozing out, you can give the dough another two turns now. If the condition of the dough is iffy, wrap it in plastic wrap and refrigerate it for at least 30 minutes. Each time you refrigerate the dough, mark the number of turns you've completed by indenting the dough with your fingertips. It is best to refrigerate the dough for 30 to 60 minutes between each set of two turns. The total number of turns needed is six. If you prefer, you can give the dough just four turns now, chill it overnight, and do the last two turns the next day. Puff pastry is extremely flexible in this regard. However, no matter how you arrange your schedule, you should plan to chill the dough for at least an hour before cutting or shaping it.
Forming the vols-au-vent: Line a baking sheet with parchment and set aside. Using a knife or metal bench scraper, divided your chilled puff pastry dough into three equal pieces. Work with one piece of the dough, and leave the rest wrapped and chilled. On a lightly floured surface, roll the piece of dough into a rectangle about 1/8 to 1/4-inch (3-6 mm) thick. Transfer it to the baking sheet and refrigerate for about 10 minutes before proceeding with the cutting. Using a ¾-inch cutter for small vols-au-vent, or a 2- to 2.5-inch round cutter for large, cut centers from half of the rounds to make rings. These rings will become the sides of the vols-au-vent, while the solid disks will be the bottoms. You can either save the center cut-outs to bake off as little "caps" for you vols-au-vent, or put them in the scrap pile. Dock the solid bottom rounds with a fork (prick them lightly, making sure not to go all the way through the pastry) and lightly brush them with egg wash. Place the rings directly on top of the bottom rounds and very lightly press them to adhere. Brush the top rings lightly with egg wash, trying not to drip any down the sides (which may inhibit rise). If you are using the little "caps," dock and egg wash them as well. Refrigerate the assembled vols-au-vent on the lined baking sheet while you pre-heat the oven to 400ºF (200ºC). (You could also cover and refrigerate them for a few hours at this point.) Once the oven is heated, remove the sheet from the refrigerator and place a silicon baking mat (preferred because of its weight) or another sheet of parchment over top of the shells. This will help them rise evenly. Bake the shells until they have risen and begin to brown, about 10-15 minutes depending on their size. Reduce the oven temperature to 350ºF (180ºC), and remove the silicon mat or parchment sheet from the top of the vols-au-vent. If the centers have risen up inside the vols-au-vent, you can gently press them down. Continue baking (with no sheet on top) until the layers are golden, about 15-20 minutes more. (If you are baking the center "caps" they will likely be finished well ahead of the shells, so keep an eye on them and remove them from the oven when browned.) Remove to a rack to cool. Cool to room temperature for cold fillings or to warm for hot fillings.
Portuguese custard tarts filling
- 30 gr (1 oz) flour
- 150 ml whole milk
- 100 ml cream
- 1 lemon peel
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 200 gr (7 oz) sugar
- 125 ml water
- 3 egg yolks
- 1 pinch of salt
Take the water and the sugar to a boil and let it boil for exactly 3 minutes. Set aside. Dissolve the flour and salt with a bit of milk and boil the rest of the milk, cream, lemon peel and the cinnamon stick. Slowly add the boiled milk and cream to the flour and return the whole thing to the stove. Let it boil again, mixing always. Add the sugar syrup to this cream and let it cool. Once cold add the yolks.
To form the custard filled vols-au-vent: Shape and bake the vols-au-vent as in the directions but don't bake them completely, take them out of the oven when they're still quite blond. Spoon the cold custard almost up to the top and return to the oven until the custard appears almost set but still jiggles a bit (like a crème brulée). You can eat them like that or burn the top with a blow torch and sprinkle some icing sugar.
Of course I've also had to make Palmiers with the puff pastry scraps. I had to make them, you know... Obviously I also had to eat them...
Yummy is an understatement...
The bad thing about these is waiting for them to cool to non-burning-tongue temperature. Very hard… Well, but while you wait for them to cool you can check the other Baring Bakers' Vols-au-vent!


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Skip to comments.Amnesia - New York Times 1998: Bin Laden and Iraq Made a Deal; 2004: No Al Qaeda Iraq Connection
Posted on 06/18/2004 9:32:25 AM PDT by tallhappy
Yesterday the NY Slimes blared the headline: Panel Finds No Qaeda-Iraq Tie.
Yet in 1998 the New York Slimes was reporting a different finding. The Clinton administration had just indcted bin laden and as part of the inditment's background had referenced bin Laden and al Qaeda's relationship and agreement to work together on weapon's development. The indictment was from the Clinton Justice department, under Janet Reno's authority and also State Department officials took part in the news conference announcing the indictment.
Here is the Slimes article, Novemeber 8. 1998.
The New York Times
November 5, 1998, Thursday, Late Edition - Final
SECTION: Section A; Page 1; Column 2; Foreign Desk
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BYLINE: By BENJAMIN WEISER
BODY: A Federal grand jury in Manhattan returned a 238-count indictment yesterday charging the Saudi exile Osama bin Laden in the bombings of two United States Embassies in Africa in August and with conspiring to commit other acts of terrorism against Americans abroad.
Government officials immediately announced that they were offering two rewards of $5 million each for information leading to the arrest or conviction of Mr. bin Laden and another man charged yesterday, Muhammad Atef, who was described as Mr. bin Laden's chief military commander.
Mr. bin Laden is believed to be living in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban, the Islamic fundamentalist movement that rules that country.
Mr. Atef's whereabouts are unknown.
It is uncertain whether Mr. bin Laden will ever stand trial in the United States. But if he does, prosecutors said, he could face life in prison or the death penalty if he is convicted. Prosecutors also unsealed an earlier indictment, issued in June, that included similar but less detailed charges against Mr. bin Laden.
That indictment was returned before the embassy bombings and resulted from a two-year grand jury investigation of his activities in Somalia and Saudi Arabia, as well as reports that he had connections to a circle of Islamic militants in Brooklyn.
The new indictment, which supersedes the June action, accuses Mr. bin Laden of leading a vast terrorist conspiracy from 1989 to the present, in which he is said to have been working in concert with governments, including those of Sudan, Iraq and Iran, and terrorist groups to build weapons and attack American military installations. Excerpts, page A8.
But the indictment gives few details of Mr. bin Laden's alleged involvement in the embassy attacks. The indictment does not, for example, specify whether prosecutors have evidence that Mr. bin Laden gave direct orders to those who carried out the attacks.
Nothing in the document indicates why the original indictment was kept secret for months. But the secret charges were returned about the time that American officials were plotting a possible military attack into Afghanistan to arrest Mr. bin Laden.
Mary Jo White, the United States Attorney in Manhattan, said, "It's very common to have sealed indictments when you're trying to apprehend those who are indicted."
Both indictments offer new information about Mr. bin Laden's operations, including one deal he is said to have struck with Iraq to cooperate in the development of weapons in return for Mr. bin Laden's agreeing not to work against that country.
No details were given about whether the alleged deal with Iraq led to the development of actual weapons for Mr. bin Laden's group, which is called Al Qaeda.
The Government said yesterday that Mr. bin Laden's group had made use of private relief groups "as conduits for transmitting funds" for Al Qaeda.
The groups were not identified.
Prosecutors also said Mr. bin Laden's group had conducted internal investigations of its members and their associates, trying to detect who might be acting as informants, and had killed those who had been suspected of collaborating with enemies of the organization.
The Government indicated earlier that its knowledge of Mr. bin Laden's activities stemmed in part from the cooperation of one such informant, who it said yesterday had worked for Mr. bin Laden, transporting weapons to terrorists, helping to buy land for his training camps and assisting in running his finances.
The June indictment against Mr. bin Laden suggested that the Government had a considerable amount of knowledge of his dealings in the months before the attacks on the embassies, one in Tanzania and one in Kenya.
But the new charges are an indication of how quickly the Government has worked to solve the embassy attacks, which occurred just three months ago.
Ms. White said that Mr. bin Laden was charged with "plotting and carrying out the most heinous acts of international terrorism and murder."
Citing the more than 250 people killed in the embassy attacks and the more than 1,000 wounded, she added, "In a greater sense, all of the citizens of the world are also victims whenever and wherever the cruel and cowardly acts of international terrorism strike."
The investigation of Mr. bin Laden is continuing, said Ms. White and Lewis D. Schiliro, assistant director of the F.B.I. in New York, whose agents have fanned out around the world to investigate the embassy attacks.
"Our investigative strategy is clear," Mr. Schiliro said.
"We will identify, locate and prosecute all those responsible, right up the line, from those who constructed and delivered the bombs to those who paid for them and ordered it done."
In charging Mr. Atef, the Government reported new details about what it called his role as Mr. bin Laden's military commander, referring to his "principal responsibility for the training of Al Qaeda members."
Mr. Atef was a member of a committee under Mr. bin Laden that approved all terrorist actions by Al Qaeda, the indictment said, and he also played a major role in coordinating attacks on United States and United Nations troops in Somalia in October 1993.
In those attacks, 18 American soldiers and hundreds of Somalis were killed. Americans were shocked by the images of the body of one of the Americans being dragged through the streets, and the violence provoked a furor over the United States role in Somalia as part of the United Nations effort to pacify the country and supply food and medicine to the Somalis.
At the time, the battle was seen as one with Somali warlords. But yesterday's charges made clear that the Government now contends that Mr. bin Laden had a critical role in instigating the fighting.
In late 1992 and 1993, when Mr. bin Laden's group was based in Sudan, Mr. Atef went to Somalia to determine "how best to cause violence to the United States and United Nations military forces stationed there," and reported back to Mr. bin Laden at his headquarters in Khartoum, Sudan's capital, the indictment said.
Prosecutors said that in the spring of 1993, Mr. Atef and other members of Al Qaeda, including Haroun Fazil and Mohammed Saddiq Odeh, both of whom have been charged in the embassy attacks, traveled to Somalia and trained Somalis opposed to the United Nation's intervention. On Oct. 3 and 4, 1993, in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, Somali soldiers trained by Al Qaeda took part in the attacks on the soldiers, according to the June 10 indictment that was unsealed yesterday.
GRAPHIC: Photos: Mary Jo White, a United States Attorney, at a news conference yesterday with a portrait of Osama bin Laden, a Saudi exile indicted on charges of conspiracy in the bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. (Ruby Washington/The New York Times); Prosecutors say this photo shows Osama bin Laden, left, and Muhammad Atef, who were indicted yesterday on terrorism charges. (United States Attorney's Office)(pg. A8)
Soooo, how is it that Holbrooke opposes the GWB moves (which were passed by both houses of Congress by huge majorities)? Because he's a lying liar, unlike the victims of Al Franken's latest POS.The Fog Of Invented FactsThe invented fact here is that Atta was on the CIA's watch list. Nor was he on any other government watch list prior to September 11th. Its repetition lays down a fog about the responsibility for the attack. For example, Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, when lecturing at the JFK Library on Oct 4th, 2001, described the "law enforcement failure" of September 11th as follows:
by Edward Jay Epstein"To understand how bad it was, you need look no further than the specific movements of Mohammed Atta, who was probably the mastermind of these attacks, all of which has now been in the newspapers. The CIA put him on the watch list of most wanted terrorists in the world sometime in the early summer or late spring of this year... It is clear, therefore, that the FBI. and the FAA. don't talk to each other, that the FBI. never gave the watch list names to leading American airlines"
Missing Links FoundRemember how anti-liberation politicians and journalists pooh-poohed Colin Powell's February 2003 speech to the U.N. about the presence in Iraq of a Qaeda associate, identified in this space as Abu Musab al-Zarqawi? Powell's assertion had this "sensitive reporting" basis: "As of Oct. 2002 al Zarqawi was setting up sleeper cells in Baghdad to be activated in case of a U.S. occupation of the city." ...Feith's intelligence summary available to senators: "The Czech counterintelligence service reported that the Sept. 11 hijacker [Mohamed] Atta met with the former Iraqi intelligence chief in Prague, al Ani, on several occasions. During one of those meetings, al Ani ordered the IIS [Iraq Intelligence Service] finance officer to issue Atta funds from IIS financial holdings in the Prague office." ...Though the C.I.A. can confirm two Atta trips to Prague, in 1994 and 2000, it cannot confirm the two other visits the Czechs reported, including one on April 9, 2001, with Saddam's top European agent, al-Ani, then vice consul in Prague. C.I.A. chief George Tenet testified that the meeting reported by the Czech service was "possible," but the F.B.I. floated hints that car rental records showed Atta to be traveling between Virginia and Florida that week. Enter the writer Edward Jay Epstein in the liberal online journal Slate: "All these reports attributed to the FBI were, as it turns out, erroneous. There were no car rental records in Virginia, Florida, or anywhere else in April 2001 for Mohamed Atta, since he had not yet obtained his Florida license." You cannot rent a car without a driver's license.
by William Safire
November 24, 2003
Nets Pounce on No bin Laden-Saddam Link, But Bush Believed Media
This is a great find and post by tallhappy!
Can you please email to me privately?
We all know that the NY Times has an agenda. They aren't journalists, they are propagandists.
I heard a man being interviewed yesterday by Larry Elder who mentioned this same info about the Iraqi-Osama agreement.
Rock on!
I'll tell you, if every Freeper would do two hours of research a week browsing through that vast land of Liberal-Media-Past, we would have tons of ammunition. Almost too much to fathom, I reckon.
I think I need to get off my butt and do as such.
That detail seems to be in an 8 page indictment rather than the 157 page indictment. (as near as I can tell!)
The 8 page indictment is here:
Go to page 3 .. Number 4
Mo1 found this one.
The phrase in the document is a two-bagger.
It references both Iran and Iraq!!!!
Liberals simply can't grasp the problem Lexis-Nexis poses to their incessant lying.
Just share what we find with your e-mail friends.
They will share with their friends.
This is the power we have over the media.
Outstanding, will have to check out the indictment.
I swear I was about to email Rush - he is reading the article right now.
Think he's a Freeper?
Great find. Rush is reading this article now!
If not .. I'll bet someone on his staff is
on Rush now!
Someone on his staff regularly reads FR, that's for certain. He will often pick up the really devastating stories published here, very soon after they hit the forum.
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The Tuscaloosa News also won the APSE Grand Slam, the organization's highest honor, for the second time, for earning top-10 honors in judging for Sunday sections, daily sections, special sections and website. The Tuscaloosa News competed in the under-30,000 circulation category for its sections and in the under-500,000 monthly unique visitors category in the web contest.
The Tuscaloosa News won top-10 writing awards for project writing, beat writing, breaking news and feature writing, and also won a top-10 award in the multimedia division.
Chase Goodbread and Tommy Deas won top-10 recognition in the feature writing division. Goodbread won for his story on University of Alabama football offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier. Deas was honored for his profile of late boxer Edgar Ross.
Goodbread, Deas, Cecil Hurt, Aaron Suttles and Andrew Carroll were all honored for their project looking back at Alabama's 1992 national championship football team.
Goodbread was also recognized with a top-10 award in the beat writing division for his coverage of UA football.
Carroll and staff writer Jason Morton garnered recognition in the breaking news division for their coverage of a fight that broke out among patrons at a basketball game between Paul W. Bryant High and Central.
Graphic artist Anthony Bratina won a top-10 award in the multimedia division for his interactive online graphic on UA head football coach Nick Saban's coaching tree.
The Tuscaloosa News was joined by the Lawrence (Kan.) Journal-World in winning the Grand Slam in the under-30,000 circulation category. The Kansas City Star, New York Times and Washington Post were Grand Slam winners in the largest circulation category. The Buffalo (N.Y.) News, the Omaha (Neb.) World Herald in the 75,001-175,000 category and the Opelika-Auburn News in the under-15,000 category also won Grand Slam honors.


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TIONESTA, Forest County — Gregory Angert stood in the Forest County courtroom and pulled out a letter.
Reading it to the judge, he recounted memories with his father — attending family picnics, going to antique car shows and raising horses together.
Watching from courtroom pews, other family members dabbed their eyes and nodded in remembrance.
Then Gregory Angert of Butler made a final plea.
"I request, your honor, that you sentence Ruth Maxine Angert to the most severe punishment," he said.
Forest County Judge Gregory Hammond obliged at the sentencing hearing Friday, but not before blasting the woman accused of fatally shooting Gregory's father, 68-year-old Larry Angert, at the couple's camp near Tionesta in November 2012.
"You have not accepted full responsibility for your conduct, and I have not heard any remorse from you, just how you're going to move on with your life when you're released," Hammond scolded Angert, 59, of Clearfield Township, Butler County.
He sentenced her to 2 to 5 years in state prison — the top of the aggravated range of state sentencing guidelines.
A jury on Feb. 21 convicted Angert of involuntary manslaughter in Larry's death. But she was acquitted of more serious charges including first- and third-degree murder.


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SHOSHONE, Idaho — Faced with a short water supply for the 2013 irrigation season, the Aberdeen-Springfield Canal Co. in southeast Idaho relied on innovation and cooperation from its 400 customers to save water.
In previous short years, the company cut off water deliveries mid season for a period of time to save water for harvest. In 2004, deliveries were shut off for 22 days and the company still didn't get a full season of water, said Steve Howser, the canal company's general manager.
"It wasn't very efficient and didn't do a good job," he said during a water efficiency and drought workshop, hosted by the University of Idaho and Idaho Power in Shoshone Feb. 24.
The company owns storage water in Jackson Lake, and in Palisades and American Falls reservoirs. Due to an insufficient snowpack in 2012 and 2013, its Palisades water supply was deficit 45 percent, and its final 2013 allocation for storage water was only about half of normal, he said.
The company's models indicated it would run out of water by mid-August, and it needed to take drastic, new measures to extend its supply as far as possible, he said.
The old method of shutting water off had only resulted in digging a deeper hole. Alfalfa growers couldn't get their third cutting and potato and sugar beet growers took a loss in yield, So managers came up with a different plan, he said.
For 100 years, water was managed to meet the demand of shareholders. Instead, the company decided to manage the supply from the top down, limiting how much water was available on a daily basis, he said.
It wasn't an easy change, but it was accomplished with the full cooperation of shareholders, he said.
Avoiding shutting off deliveries and keeping water in the system saved water because the company's earthen canals, which operate beside desert land, are very leaky. When the water is turned off, the water that has leaked into the ground beneath the canal drains away and when it's turned back on, that void is refilled with additional canal water, he said.
The longer the water is turned off, the more days it takes to fill that void. The strategy was to avoid turning water off to stretch the water supply, he said.
The company also changed its deliveries to prevent spills at the bottom end of the system and called for a 72-hour prior notice of water needs so managers could more tightly control diversions.
It also rotated deliveries for a maximum delivery of six days in a row followed by two days off. That allowed for a daily cap on each reach of the system of 62.5 percent of average.
There was enough acreage every day not taking water to keep the reach under the daily cap and provide producers their normal delivery, he said.
The canal company also had ditch riders making changes to head gates twice a day instead of once to save water that might otherwise go unused for 10 to 12 hours. The company also added additional monitoring and control stations and bought flow meters to test pumps and tailor deliveries to those needs, he said.
The company urged shareholders to maintain sprinkler systems to maximize efficiencies, defer watering stubble until later in the season if possible and to only order the amount of water they needed.
The measures minimized through-the-head gate spills and helped flatten out daily spills at the bottom of the system. The canal company reduced spills back into the river by 52 percent and was able to deliver 68 percent of the normal storage water supply, he said.
Alfalfa growers were able to get a third cutting, and while potato and sugar beet yields were down a bit – 5 percent or less – it was nowhere near the 20 to 30 percent losses they experienced in the 2001-2004 drought years and could have been attributed to an extremely dry spring and hot, dry summer, he said.
Every system is different, and what worked for Aberdeen-Springfield might not work in other systems. But it does show "you don't have to do things the way they've been done for 100 years," Howser said.
"There's always something else you can do to get through the drought," he said.
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Shell doll collected by Fred McCarthy during the American-Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land in 1948. It was acquired by the museum in 1949, and is from Hemple Bay, Groote Eylandt. Shell dolls were used by both boys and girls to represent the different members of their families, and were moved about in various groupings. The larger shells represented the parents, whilst the smaller ones were the children.
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Mahatma Gandhi said it best when he said, "I like your Christ. I do not like your Christians. They are so unlike your Christ."
Those words mean a lot coming from such a wise man.
Gandhi gets a bad rap from "holy men" of the modern era.
I have heard from "Christian sources" that he had his chance to be saved and turned it away.
It is true that Gandhi was taught the ways of Christianity while studying in England. However, it is not for me to say where his soul currently resides. But, I can tell you he was a symbol of love and mercy in a world that was torn apart by racism, religious intolerance and greed.
The Bible says there is only One way to the Father, and this is through Jesus Christ, but I hope a man like Gandhi gets an honorable mention on Judgement Day.
Maybe we have it all wrong. It seems like a simple prayer during the alter call is a little too menial a task to secure a place in Heaven's eternal realm.
And the Bible also says that man is saved through faith, and not by works.
So, do we say, "Sorry, Gandhi, you wasted your time being a good, decent man"?
I don't buy that either.
So how do we explain God's gift of salvation?
Can our finite human minds grasp such a celestial concept? I am humble enough to say that I am far enough along to finally admit that I just can't explain it, but I know it's real.
As far as Gandhi is concerned, I don't think reading and following the example of such a man would cost us our salvation.
In fact, if we measure the character of a man according to his virtues rather than his financial assets – which we should – he is more of a Christian than most Christians.
So are a lot of people in history whose names are forever tainted by their lack of "Christianity."
While I am not the model Christ-follower, I can safely say I acknowledge it.
But if you ask me what a Christian is, I would probably point to someone who loves more than they pontificate.
Ponder that!
Brock's Beef: Working on our faith?
Mahatma Gandhi said it best when he said, "I like your Christ. I do not like your Christians. They are so unlike your Christ."


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Charles Worthington = Jane Miller
Charles Worthington met Jane Miller in the Joplin, Missouri area. She had lived for a time in Indian territory. There were four known children born of their marriage; Hurley, Dolly, George,and Vernon. George was b. 1893. Charles Worthington died (Between 1893 and 1900) near the Taney, Ozark County boarders. By this time Tyre and Mary Miller had homesteaded there. Some of the boys of the family took lumber Tyre and Mary had for building their house to make the coffin for Charles Worthington. Tyre remarked he hoped no one else in the family died or he would never get the house done:" Jane Worthington remarried a Mr. Brooks. The two older children were thought to have stayed
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It's been raining so much this season in the Bay Area (California) that our garden has produced a lot of citrus. Our pomelo tree has been particularly prolific. I've been pleasantly surprised by their sweetness, and I knew I was on to something delicious.
Pomelos have a subtle sweetness that is greatly enhanced by the addition of certain spices. To make this salad, I gathered the pomelo segments in a large bowl and covered them with ginger, coriander, agave nectar, sesame oil and red Thai bird chiles. It's a refreshing way to begin or end a meal.
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Yes, the Daring Bakers bake well and bake Bakewell Tarts!
Or in my case, Bakewell Tart Bites
The June Daring Bakers' challenge was hosted by Jasmine of Confessions of a Cardamom Addict and Annemarie of Ambrosia and Nectar. They chose a Traditional (UK) Bakewell Tart... er... pudding that was inspired by a rich baking history dating back to the 1800's in England.
This tradicional UK tart has 3 components: a pastry crust, a layer of jam and frangipane (an almond cream). I'm crazy about anything with frangipane (I'm a nuts girl after all) so I love Bakewell Tarts! I used to do it a lot when I was working in a hotel in the UK to serve with the afternoon teas. I can not tell you how many scraps from the borders of the tarts ended up on my hips…
For this DB's challenge I decided to transform the tart into chocolate covered bites, because everything is better with chocolate, right? My frangipane had hazelnuts besides almonds and as for the jam I've used an homemade raspberry curd.
Raspberry Curd
Sweet Shortcrust Pastry
225g (8oz) all purpose flour
- 30g (1oz) sugar
- 2.5ml (½ tsp) salt
- 110g (4oz) unsalted butter, cold (frozen is better)
- 2 egg yolks
- 2.5ml (½ tsp) almond extract
- 15-30ml (1-2 Tbsp) cold water
Sift together flour, sugar and salt. Grate butter into the flour mixture, using the large hole-side of a box grater. Using your finger tips only, and working very quickly, rub the fat into the flour until the mixture resembles bread crumbs. Set aside. Lightly beat the egg yolks with the almond extract (if using) and quickly mix into the flour mixture. Keep mixing while dribbling in the water, only adding enough to form a cohesive and slightly sticky dough. Form the dough into a disc, wrap in cling and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes
Almond & Hazelnut Frangipane
Cream butter and sugar together for about a minute or until the mixture is primrose in colour and very fluffy. Scrape down the side of the bowl and add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. After all three are in, pour in the almond extract and mix for about another 30 seconds and scrape down the sides again. With the beaters on, spoon in the ground nuts and the flour. Mix well. The mixture will be soft, keep its slightly curdled look (mostly from the almonds) and retain its pallid yellow colour.
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Raspberry curd
Cook all ingredients on a bain-marie until it thickens and boils for about 5 minutes. Let it cool.
Assembling the tart
Place the chilled dough disc on a lightly floured surface. If it's overly cold, you will need to let it become acclimatized for about 15 minutes before you roll it out. Flour the rolling pin and roll the pastry to 5mm (1/4") thickness, by rolling in one direction only (start from the centre and roll away from you), and turning the disc a quarter turn after each roll. When the pastry is to the desired size and thickness, transfer it to the tart pan, press in and trim the excess dough. Chill in the freezer for 15 minutes. Preheat oven to 200C/400F.Remove shell from freezer, spread as even a layer as you can of jam onto the pastry base. Top with frangipane, spreading to cover the entire surface of the tart. Smooth the top and pop into the oven for 30 minutes. The finished tart will have a golden crust and the frangipane will be tanned, poofy and a bit spongy-looking. Remove from the oven and cool on the counter.
For the bites
Cut the cooled tart into squares and dip into semi-sweet chocolate. Decorate with slivered almonds or as you wish.


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Lady Miners fall to Falcons in basketball
SHASTA LAKE CITY, CALIF – The Yreka Miners varsity girls basketball team lost on the road in Northern Athletic League action Tuesday night.
The Lady Miners fell to Central Valley 42-29. Yreka fell to 12-12 for the year and 1-6 in the NAL. Yreka downed the Falcons at home on Jan. 22 51-46.
Yreka ends the regular season on homecoming night on Friday against Anderson. The game begins at 6 p.m. in Yreka.
Etna Booster Club dinner is set for Saturday
ETNA – The Etna Lion Pride Athletic Booster Club 2013 BBQ Dinner Fundraiser is set for this Saturday.
The event help benefit Etna High athletic programs.
The dinner is on Saturday starting at 5:30 p.m. at the Sacred Heart Parish Center in Fort Jones, The evening is for adults 21 and over and features a BBQ dinner prepared by Jason Finley, Reece Gomes and Jamie Cramer of Hot Lip's Catering. The cost is $20 per person. The evening will also feature raffles, an auction and a dance. For dinner tickets and information call Dena Finley at 340-3323 or Pam Rimmer at 598-1490. Email's can also be sent to email@example.com ,or www.ehslionpride.com.
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Ibn Taymiyyah wrote:If hand guns were banned in Pennsylvania, then Philadelphia would not have become one of the cities with the highest murder rates in the nation.
I'm not sure I've seen statistics that would support that claim. When it comes to murder rate, Washington D.C. is by the far the leading U.S. city (at well more than double that of Philadelphia), yet it also has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the country.


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A discussion of appropriate dress that will reflect the importance of an event.
I know that times have changed from when I grew up, but in many ways, for the better. I've got a gripe I need to air. I used to call them "vants," which for me was a cross between vent and rant. I communicate with a friend in Florida, and we have similar outlooks on what's going on in the world, so I always knew I could rage on about a topic and she would at least pretend to agree with me.
From my title, you can tell this is about dress. First of all, let me say that some so-called styles are really hideous. I think it's important for people to remember that we don't all look like movie stars. I guess it's true that some people look good in just about anything, but those people are few and far between.
I know you're probably thinking that people should wear what they want, and I agree, to a point. My complaint is about watching a talk show and a celebrity is introduced wearing blue jeans with holes in them. My sense is that they can afford a decent outfit if they're going to appear on national television. We support these people by going to their movies, watching their television shows and in so many other ways. It seems to me that they can at least dress as if they care. I don't know how many people watch the typical talk show, but I would guess that it's in the millions. The use of a bit of taste could really be helpful in such situations.
This year's Heisman Trophy winner, Johnny Manziel, made guest appearances on a number of shows following his accomplishment. He always looked like a million dollars. His shoes were shined; his clothes were clean and stylish. I realize he had plenty of advantages by the time he was appearing on these shows, but in my view, he made the most of the opportunity to show that he deserved a position of recognition with his sartorial statement. Playing football is a rough and tumble sport, so I don't think I would have been put off if he had looked slightly less polished, but I'd have to say that he looked better than a large percentage of the movie stars who make ridiculous amounts of money.
I have been asked by others what they ought to wear to certain events. I believe that you make a powerful statement about how important the event is to you personally by the way you look. I'm all for comfort, but I also have high regard for being well-groomed, clean and thoughtfully attired.
This is not an endorsement for fancy labels. Frankly, I don't like wearing visible labels on my clothes. A shirt from a thrift shop can look just as nice as one from Macy's with a bit of thought. The whole idea has nothing to do with the cost of clothing, but rather with the consideration one puts into his presentation.
I'm not really a fan of dress codes. I don't remember if jeans were considered appropriate wear for school when I was a kid. Actually, I may have gone to school before jeans were invented. My parents were wonderful models of the concepts I have regarding appearance. My mother made many of the clothes our family wore. My father always wore a suit and tie to church. This was not how he dressed for work at the steel mill or at the service station. He had to make an extra effort. In fact, he became aware that he was facing the onset of a serious health problem when he could no longer button the top button of his dress shirt. He lost his battle with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease. One of the most difficult things for him was to continue going to church even though he could not dress like he believed he ought. Eventually he could not buckle belts, fasten hooks or any of the other details he was accustomed to when dressing for church. It broke his heart.
My mother loved dressing her daughters. Ruffles, frills and lacy garments were highly regarded options for my sisters when they were young girls. Still, my mother made many of their outfits. She was an excellent seamstress. Occasionally she made things for me to wear, but much less frequently. I think making men's clothes was more difficult for her.
I guess I have digressed a bit. For those of you who read my blog regularly, you will not be thrown by this. My point is clear enough though. If you show up for a job interview looking like you just got dragged behind a pickup truck, don't expect a follow-up interview. Looking nice has much more to do with being clean and neat than it does with wearing name brands or even stylish clothes.
One doesn't have to be good looking, but it's important to make the best out of what one has.


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