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SirePowered Results: Tapit
Tapit, who led North America's general sire list in 2014, is again off to a solid start in 2015. The Gainesway stallion extended his lead atop the sire list over the weekend, as, according to Daily Racing Form's SirePowered Results, he recorded eight winners, with three graded stakes winners, on April 10-11 alone. The run helped pushed his earnings for this year to $5,755,277, more than $1.7 million ahead of his closest pursuer.
The highest Beyer Speed Figure among that group was recorded by Race Day, with SirePowered Results showing a 110 for his score in the Grade 2 Oaklawn Handicap on Saturday at Oaklawn Park. It was the second graded stakes victory for the son of the More Than Ready mare Rebalite; he also captured the Grade 3 Razorback Handicap last month at the Arkansas track.
Champion Untapable represented Tapit with a victory in the Grade 1 Apple Blossom Handicap on Friday at Oaklawn Park. The filly, out of the multiple stakes-producing Prized mare Fun House, earned a 99 Beyer. A day later, Divining Rod captured the Grade 3 Lexington Stakes at Keeneland, earning a 98. The colt is out of multiple Grade 1 winner Precious Kitten, by Catienus.
Tapit began the weekend with two winners at Keeneland on Friday, as Dancing House won an optional-claiming event and Tapkee took a maiden special weight. The following day, Hottap and Good Pick Nick were maiden winners at Oaklawn and Aqueduct, respectively, while Perique won an optional claimer at Pimlico.
Grade 1 winner Tapit, who entered stud at Gainesway in 2005, set a single-season record for progeny earnings in 2014, led by Untapable, who won four Grade 1 events, including the Kentucky Oaks and Breeders' Cup Distaff, to secure Eclipse Award honors as champion 3-year-old filly. The Pulpit horse was also represented by Tonalist, who won the Belmont Stakes and Jockey Club Gold Cup.
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Jean Gross, an educational psychologist, looked at what happened when a local education authority stopped relying on parental pressure and used a formula system to allocate resources, writes Nicholas Pyke.
It emerged that children with articulate parents who wrote long submissions on their behalf had been substantially over-funded. This was particularly the case with pupils with specific learning difficulties and Down's syndrome - disorders associated with middle-class pressure groups.
Writing in next month's edition of the Support for Learning journal, published by the National Association for Special Educational Needs, Ms Gross says LEAs should consider developing formula funding for special needs, an approach which has been encouraged by the Audit Commission and Her Majesty's Inspectorate but not welcomed by parental advocacy groups or the new special needs tribunals.
Of a sample of 88 children, Ms Gross found that 37 had been historically over-funded by as much as Pounds 5,000 a year, while 20 had been substantially under-resourced.
"Among the historically over-funded children there appeared to be relatively high numbers with special needs not specifically linked to social deprivation - the 'middle-class' special needs such as Down's syndrome, specific learning difficulty, language disorder, sensory impairment, physical disability, " she writes. "What they did include in some cases was a parental contribution to the child's statutory assessment, often running to many typed pages."


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Skipper: [following a group of nuns] Blend! Blend! Blend!(hides behind a trash can)
(doorbell rings) Skipper:Who could that be? Ted:Um,if you don't mind, I invited a few friends over. Skipper: (surprised) You what?!
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Skipper: Eggnog at 2100 hours, writing our names in the snow at 2105. Private: Skipper?
Kowalski: Oh, no. He must be out there all by himself. Skipper: He's one of us, men. You all know the Penguin Credo. Kowalski: Never bathe in hot oil and Bisquick? Skipper: No. [Rico speaks Japanese gibberish] Skipper: No, that's the Walrus Credo. It's "Never swim alone." Private's out there all by himself, and we never leave one of our own. Kowalski and Rico: Oh, yeah. (Skipper face palms) Skipper: Let's go.
Private: Thanks for rescuing me, Skipper. Skipper: Think nothing of it, young Private. It's the least we could do. You remember the Penguin Credo.
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Private: What does deep-frying in Bisquick have to do with any of this? Skipper: Not that one, the other one! "Never swim alone!" Alone! On Christmas! Don't you get it? Come on people, do I have to explain this to everybody? (Rico nods)
Skipper: He's in trouble. Rico: [starts to light a stick of dynamite] Kaboom! Skipper: Stand down, soldier. We're in observation mode.
Skipper: [to the penguins] Grand Coulee Dam! Private's been captured.
Skipper: Engage cranberries!
Skipper: Kowalski, analysis! [Kowalski eats some snow] Kowalski: Mmm... Adrenaline, sweat and sardines. These tracks are fresh sir! Skipper: He's close... I can feel it.
Skipper: Shitake mushrooms! No more Mr. Cute and Cuddly. Rico: [grabs stick of dynamite] Kaboom-kaboom-kaboom! Skipper: Rico! Enough with the dynamite already! Rico: [sighs disappointed] Aww.
Skipper: [to the penguins] Holy butterball! (The fried chicken is stuck and Private's head is stuck in it)
[Mr. Chew starts eating Private's Christmas sock, while Private's in it] Private: Nice doggy! Good Doggy! No, good boy! No! No! Don't eat me! No! [Mr. Chew comes closer to Private and Private starts to panic] Private: Leave me alone! Don't eat me! AAAH! [Skipper, Kowalski and Rico break in through a window, landing safely on a table] Skipper: Santa Claus has come to town! Private: Ooh, Skipper.
Private: But no-one should be sad and alone on Christmas! Skipper: Exactly! So throw those troubles away and be merry! Pronto! Private: But Skipper... Skipper: That's an order mister.
Kowalski: [as Rico drinks Eggnog] Chug! Chug! Chug! Chug!
[Rico holds an anvil above the elderly lady's head] Skipper: Rico! She didn't see anything! Let's blow this Popsicle stand, boys! Rico: [Regurgitates a dynamite] Kaaboooom? Skipper: Yes, Rico. Kaaboom.
Rico: Eggno-o-o-og! Eggnog! Eggnog!
[Old Lady thinks that Private is a toy.] Old Lady: Now this is workmanship. So where's the gosh darn squeaker on this thing? It's gotta have a squeaker. [Private farts] Old Lady: Now that's more like it.
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Skipper: [watching Rico chug eggnog] That boy can really hold down his nog.
Old Lady: [to the taxi driver] I got a tip for ya! Drop dead!
Skipper: What comes down must go up!
TV Announcer: [Private flies across the room] Ryan takes the snap! [Private flies into a table covered in food] TV Announcer: What a hit! Ryan is down!
Skipper: Excelente!
Old Lady: [to Mr. Chew] Why does Christmas have to be every year! What a pain the the ugh! The tape! It's so sticky!
Skipper: [following Old Lady] Not on my watch, Blue Hair!
Kowalski: How are we going to get inside? Rico: [Lights a fuse] Ka-boom! Ka-boom! Skipper: I have a better idea. [Puts out the fuse] Rico: Oh.
[last lines] All: [singing] Jingle Bells, monkey's smell Melman laid an egg Marty thinks that Alex stinks And the camels say, "Oy vey!"
[first lines] Private: He looks so sad. Skipper: Rico, I want that tree up to muster.
Skipper: Hold on a second! Something's missing! Kowalski: Cranberries: check! Eggnog: check! Skipper: Give me a headcount. Kowalski: [grabs abacus] We have three heads, sir! Skipper: Where's the private? Kowalski: Unknown sir! It would appear that he's [grabs milk carton] Kowalski: missing! [shows milk carton with a big 'missing' advert for the private] Skipper: Missing? Hoover Dam! Wait, there he is. He just went to bed. [pulls off sheets, revealing a bowling pin underneath] Skipper: What the... [slapping the pin] Skipper: What have you do with Private? Talk, Mister! Kowalski: Skipper, over here. Skipper: [to pin] I'll deal with you later.
Skipper: It's not too late young Private.
[Old lady notices the Christmas decorations are ruined.] Old Lady: Eek! What is all this? [She looks at to Mr. Chew] Old Lady: Mr. Chew, this is all your fault! (Christmas Tree falls) Bad dog! You're in a big time out!


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I stayed for 3 nights. The staff was very nice and helpful, the decoration and the atmosphere very warm and the buffet breakfast was excellent. Nothing.
Free internet 1. Bed was not comfortable. 2. Noisy hotel 3. Breakfast buffet was poor 4. not value for the money we paid
The hotel is beautiful, totally elegant... what more could one ask for?
It looks like your own beautiful mansion in a City. Very homely, luxurious. The restaurant is located in a conservatory and the hotel has small delightful garden. Some of the rooms and apartments are overlooking the garden. The shopping street Louisa is few minutes away. The old city is about 20 min walk. Right in front you will find one of the best chocolate manufacturer in the city, with small chocolate shop for degustation. If you walk in opposite direction to the centre, you will find some very good non touristic restaurants for local public. Don't miss the Quinquallery restaurant and Museum Horta
I stayed for 3 nights. The staff was very nice and helpful, the decoration and the atmosphere very warm and the buffet breakfast was excellent. Nothing.
Excellent, rather eccentric hotel. Room included a kitchenette Bit of a walk to reach the metro
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Free internet 1. Bed was not comfortable. 2. Noisy hotel 3. Breakfast buffet was poor 4. not value for the money we paid
Friendly staff, quite room, breakfast on the room was at no extra cost Bathroom was a bit dated.
Typical "belgian style", luxurious and with lots of personality. Classic rooms and furnishing, Very good situation in business/shopping district of Brussels. Hotel has an hamman we didn't use -but looked appealling. Booking arrangement at hotel was (very) inefficient. We had to change twice (!) before we got our room (first two were un-prepared, despite the fact that we arrived late in the evening). We got a free room upgrade in exchange.
The suite was wonderful, very relaxing weekend and the bed was very comfortable. Lovely views over the garden and a very peaceful location. Dinner in the restuarant was excellent and the wine selection was good. One thing to note - it is not a 10 minute walk to the antiques market - it is more a 20 - 30 minute walk!!
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Værelsernes indretning, duften og personalets venlighed. Jeg er ikke særlig begejstret for deres morgenbuffet. Tager et andet sted hen for at få morgenmad.
Kan godt lide værelserne og deres komfort. Synes ikke, det er en super morgenmad - men det er ok..
Det levede op til vores forventninger om en storbyferie med en central placering. Vi valgte hotellet pga. et godt tilbud uden for sæsonen og pga. billeder af hotellets indretning på booking.com med Louis XVI-design. Vi var lidt skuffede over indretningen in real life - massefremstillede patinerede møbler!
The locaton is quiet yet is close to the metro system and Gare Midi. Good restaurants within walking distance and the centre of Brussels is only 20 minutes walk away on foot. Efficient service and comfortable room.
Friendly staff. Nicely made up babybed was directly brought. Good location! (near daily market on Parvis de Saint-Gilles) Breakfast, no fresh fruit, bad coffee and croissants...
The locaton is quiet yet is close to the metro system and Gare Midi. Good restaurants within walking distance and the centre of Brussels is only 20 minutes walk away on foot. Efficient service and comfortable room.
Quiet rooms on the inner courtyard
Some of the fixtures and fitings are worn out and reauie replacing
Friendly staff. Nicely made up babybed was directly brought. Good location! (near daily market on Parvis de Saint-Gilles) Breakfast, no fresh fruit, bad coffee and croissants...
Friendly and helpfull staff
Very friendly but unobtrusive. Interesting design. Nice breakfast.
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable and quiet. The location is walking distance from the center of Brussels, and very near a metro station and the Brussels Midi rail station. Trouble finding the hotel on first arrival.
this place is excellent, an absolute gem. It is stylish and individual and the owner is commited to excellent service and a comfortable stay.
The lovely breakfast, incredibly comfortable bathtub and bed and very friendly staff!
It's a very classy Bed and Breakfast. Great atmosphere, fantastic design, perfect place for a romantic getaway. The location is not perfect, but you can catch the metro or tram and get to the centre in 15 minutes. Best to avoid the morning rush-hour though
Absolutely amazing hotel. Big room, very clean and great staff.
design good towel service poor
Wonderful hotel - wonderful service. Couldn't do enough for us. Highly recommended A+++++++++
Metro 60 meters away. Very nice and confortable rooms. Very familiar and cozy. The room was not cleaned during my staying (2 days), what was not a problem.
Very nice small boutique hotel with fine decorations and modern equipment in a classical Brussels building. Breakfast rather modest. Bathroom with washing tables, bath tub and shower not really separated from sleeping room (no doors). This could cause a certain feeling for lack of privacy if travelling in company. WC however in a separate room.
Meget venlig og effektiv betjening. Ingen firkantethed. Der skulle være en rampe ved indgangen, da selv de få trin gør det lidt besværligt at komme ind med tunge kufferter på hjul. Ikke nok opbevaringsbokse i kælderen.
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billigt, det lå meget tæt på stationen Aftensmaden på hotellet, var simpelthen for ringe. Lille udvalg af mad og vin
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Effektivt, nydeligt, god service Evt. en elkedel til lidt kaffe, værelset var ikke superstort, men fint til vores ophold, hvor vi næsten ikke havde tid til at være på hotellet.
Good location and good value compared to price
clean rooms spacious rooms directly across the train station- best to get to Eurostar train nice breakfast friendy staff overall a nice place to stay.
right in front of gare midi, means direct access from airport. walking distance to all sights of Brussels. Very friendly and welcoming staff. I arrived early and was offered a coffee until room was ready. 100 % Recommendation nothing to complain, really nice stay
Convenience got euro star No where to eat in the evening. Restaurant closed.
God plads i lejligheden til 4 personer. Tæt på bycentrum. mulighed for parkering i kælderen. Rengøringen kunne være mere grundig.
jeg synes at det var godt at man kunne fravælge morgenmad. Vi kunne parkere under hotelet. støj fra gaden hele døgnet. kun et sæt bad/håndklæder pr. uge. Affald kun blev fjernet en gang ugenligt.
Everything is ok for this price. The only thing that I don't like is it's being a non-smoking hotel. Of course that's not a big problem, because everyone knows that smoking kills you.
location, prize
We attended the nearby Bruxellensis festival and the location was ideal The double room was a good size for two people and despite being at the front of the building, noise was minimal The staff were friendly and helpful A good solid local hotel Breakfast was plain but filling In our opinion the pillows and beds were too soft The water pressure in the shower and taps was too low More options for breakfast would be better
the location is good and we can get move around town with no problem nothing specialexcept for the phone was not wroking in my room
The young man at the reception was very nice. The place was cleaned and close to tram. Ok for a night or two. There were very few TV channels that worked, most italian and french. The flow of water and the hot water did not work properly in the 3rd floor. The internet was unstable. A very modest 2 star.
nicely located in a back road of st-gilles's chaussée de charleroi, room very spacious and quiet mattress not very firm, tendency to meet each other in the middle
Good location, very nice designed rooms.
personel can not speak english well enough breakfast was late I could not have breakfast during my stay
wifi internet access
This is small hotel, probably family owned, with excellent staff. There is not much fuss here - you are simply left to get on with your stay without complications.The breakfast is good, the rooms clean and comfortable and there is satellite tv in each bedroom with a good choice of channels, unfortunately not many English channels :-( but we weren't there for TV and my partner is German so she had a good few familiar channels from home to watch. Not really, perhaps directions on the website could be a little more clear in stating on which street the hotel is located and the hotel could do with a proper sign to identify it and make themselves a bit more obvious.
God atmosfære i velbelliggende, hyggeligt hotel. Godt indrettet med designermøbler. Venlig service. Dejlig morgenmad i perfekte omgivelser. Tæppet i soveværelset er for langhåret (uhygiejnisk). Badeforhænget skal vaskes (tit). Frugtsalat/morgenmad ikke frisk.
Hotellets design er gennemført og cool, værelserne er lækre og personalet venligt. Beliggenheden lige bag Ave Louise og tæt ved metroen er super. Værelserne varierer noget i størrelse. Det blev ikke oplyst på booking.com at vi fik to forskellige størrelse værelser. Ville have foretrukket to store (og betalt for det) i stedet for et lille og et stort. På bookings.com så det ud til at værelserne var ens.
Meget hyggelig hotal med meget smagfundt inventar og indretning. Det er godt placeret i forhold til turistmål i Brussel. Lidt mere kunst på væggene.


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Unfortunately not only do you need to have a strategy to beat your next opponent, both wrestlers and coaches need to have a strategy and a plan to combat skin diseases. I think it's an unfortunate part of the sport and is part of other sports too, but they tend to not get as much publicity. For example, the inside of football shoulder pads and helmets are not the cleanest places in the world. Having never played football myself, I can't speak from experience. But I have heard of football players getting the funk likely due to football shoulder pads and helmets. In fact we even brought a product in for a while that was marketed to football teams to kill the funk on their equipment. Always read the labels of products, we are not doctors and we are definitely not the FDA or any regulatory organization. Make sure you speak with a doctor to confirm what we are saying below.
Here is what I would focus on: Clean Mats, Clean Wrestlers, Moisturized Skin.
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Now if you are a wrestler and not a coach, you can't do too much about clean mats. I would clean mats once right before practice, right after practice and right after your youth club practices. Three times a day during wrestling season might be a lot, but remember you share those mats with other high school students. Other sports and gym classes likely are using your room, kids club wrestlers likely don't shower during their tournaments and away matches, lots of stuff going on in that room. Our wrestling mat cleaning products are available on our website.
Another thing I would do and not just because I sell the mat cleaner, but switch up your cleaner. Don't simply use the exact same stuff that the funk might be building a tolerance up for. Another idea is to use a back pack sprayer to apply the cleaner. This way you insure you are covering all areas. And of course you can use a monster mop to make quick work of cleaning those mats.
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This is something you can do the most about. If you are taking care of your body, then no one else will. You go the extra mile to make sure you are on weight. Are you taking care of your skin and gear to make sure you are ready for the mat? Look for a good skin foam or barrier foam. I'll give you a little secret, ever notice how they all have the same 5 ingredients? While I can't say they are all very similar, I suspect many of them work the same. They all provide a thin layer or barrier between your skin and the outside world. Also, at least the one we carry has skin conditioners and moisturizers in it to help the health of the skin.
All the literature I have read talks about the four hour window to get the funk or skin disease off your skin. Well how the heck do you do that if you are a tournament all day? Skin wipes are the answer. We carry Defense Skin Wipes that are designed to be used in conjunction with other products. Don't think of skin wipes as the only thing you need to be worried about. Combine all of these things together to keep the mats and your body clean.
Shower, shower, shower. If there is one thing that you can only do, I'd say the key thing is to shower. Use a great soap that does not dry the skin. Cracked skin is where the funk loves to grow. So keep that skin moisturized and clean. A soap I use personally is Defense Shower Gel. Now the Defense Bar Soap is made of the same or similar stuff as the Shower Gel, it's just about personal preference. Combine the shower gel with a net sponge and you are in good shape. Just be sure to clean that skin within 4 hours. So if you are showering after a practice or after you wrestle in a tournament, you are in good shape. I use the soap with my 5 and 7 year old wrestlers after each practice.
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This is one of the pieces of the puzzle we have not put together just yet. We are looking into different moisturizers to recommend. Remember the barrier foam we carry contains skin moisturizers, but it's pretty expensive for daily use when you are not wrestling. E.g. just use it before practice and matches. When not right before matches or practice, use a less expensive skin moisturizer to keep you skin moisture and funk free.
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Good morning everyone!! Here's what we've been working on. We've got our tomatoes and peppers planted; beans and corn are next. Those are Marion berries on the north side. We have raspberries on the south side. Our garden is back near this metal shed. It's a lovely walk, but when I need chives or basil, I'm usually standing in the kitchen and don't feel like going this far back to get them.
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I was thinking how blessed we are with color. God could have made everything black and white. This is the spot I've chosen for my kitchen garden. My kitchen is straight ahead in this picture, and it will be much easier to clip herbs from here than going way back to the garden. So far I have chives, basil, thyme, leeks, and a few peppers in my kitchen garden.My husband is driving a stake for the hog fencing we use for string beans. He stepped back onto a stake and poked his foot. The jagged metal went into his foot. I felt so bad for him.
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My stress level during finals is best measured in baking supplies. This time, I went through five pounds of flour and five pounds of sugar, and when my friends asked if there was anything they could do to help, I told them to send butter. For three weeks, everyone who crossed my path ended up with sweet things (and possibly sugar shock.)
I'd like to say I'm never going to write another blog entry about law again. Unfortunately, I have to say a little about Antitrust in order to explain how I managed to get through so much sugar.
Several months ago, Hershey, Cadbury, Mars and Nestle were targets of a huge number of antitrust lawsuits alleging an enormous price-fixing conspiracy. So when I took Antitrust, I hoped we would talk about candy manufacturers.
A discussion of Hershey, Cadbury, Mars and Nestle would have fit perfectly into the syllabus when we were studying cartels and collusion under Section One of the Sherman Act. We could have examined the case as a conscious parallelism problem, and contemplated the relevant product market.
Alas, the semester came and went without a single reference to candy of any kind. But it left me with candy on the brain, and so, in addition to my usual pre-finals purchase of a five-pound bag of flour, I also picked up a five-pound bag of sugar. And proceeded to make vast quantities of caramels.
Recipes for caramels abound, but a particularly simple way to prepare them is to boil together sugar, invert sugar (some kind of syrup) and cream until you reach the "soft-ball" stage, stir in toasted nuts, and drop spoonfuls of the sticky mixture onto a sheet of parchment paper to harden. It's quick and easy - barely more involved than baking cookies - and the chewy, crunchy, buttery results are quite addictive.
So that's that: the last time I am going to talk about a law class, ever. I've sold my Antitrust casebook, and tossed all my notes, and I'm hoping to forget about concepts such as monopsony and the cross-elasticity of demand as soon as possible. But I will be making more caramel.
I just have to buy another five-pound bag of sugar first.
Nut Caramels
I like these with hazelnuts or almonds, but you could also use walnuts or pecans.
(Makes two dozen. They'll keep in an airtight tin for quite a while.)
Lay out a large sheet of parchment paper on your countertop. Ready a candy thermometer.
Get out a deep, heavy-bottomed pot. Dump in two-thirds of a cup of brown sugar, a half-cup of heavy cream, a half-cup of golden syrup, and a quarter-teaspoon of salt.
Give everything a quick stir. Set the pot on a burner over medium heat. After a few minutes, the mixture will start to bubble at the edges. After a few more minutes, the whole thing will be foaming, with the bubbles rising and breaking very rapidly.
Stick the candy thermometer into the mixture, making sure it doesn't touch the bottom of the pot. The reading will hover around 200F. Wait. After a few more minutes, it'll creep up futher, probably to 225F.
You'll wait for what seems like forever before it starts to move again, but keep a close eye on the thermometer. When it does, it will do so quickly. Once it rises above 240F, pull the pot off the burner immediately. Stir in one-and-a-half to two cups of chopped nuts.
Working carefully, drop spoonfuls of the nut mixture onto your parchment paper, allowing room for them to spread. Give them at least half an hour before you do any taste-testing.
For cleanup, put the pot, spoon, and candy thermometer in the sink, and add hot water. Let them soak. The caramel will dissolve without scrubbing.
When the caramels are cool, wrap them in squares of wax paper. Keep in an airtight tin.
Note: You can make nut toffee in a similar manner by swapping out the cream for half a stick of butter, and using equal parts white and brown sugar. (They can be shaped into squares when the toffee is still warm and pliable.)
17 comments:
- Megan Johnson said...
Congrats on your graduation! I hope you get some rest now! Rest and caramels.
- May 16, 2010 at 11:16 PM
- WillibaldoEa said...
Your stress is everyone else's joy. Sorry to say.
At least it's all over now!
- May 16, 2010 at 11:16 PM
- adele said...
WillibaldoEa - Well, as long as someone's happy...
Megan - Thank you!
- May 17, 2010 at 12:13 AM
Wow, those look *really* tasty.
- May 17, 2010 at 2:30 AM
- Virgin In The Volcano said...
I'm with Poodle, your stress this semester was definitely the source of my joy. I have never been kept in better cookies/caramels/scones/cakes. And these nut caramels were particularly delicious.
- May 17, 2010 at 7:08 AM
- adele said...
Carl - Maybe I'll see about making them at a mad hippie engineer house study break...
Virgin - You have been one of my very best guinea pigs. Thank you.
- May 17, 2010 at 7:17 AM
- Bitsy said...
Don't worry, I'm happy to keep you thinking about the cross-elasticity of demand--as soon as I learn anything that practical. Maybe when I TA 101.
For now, back DSGE models.
But latter I might have a chocolate ginger cookie. :-)
- May 17, 2010 at 9:19 AM
- adele said...
Bitsy - No, not that! Anything but the cross-elasticity of demand! :P
Glad you're enjoying the cookies. :)
- May 17, 2010 at 9:33 AM
- Lindsey @ pickyeatings said...
Congrats! These look delicious, I love me a good hazelnut, especially when caramel is involved.
- May 17, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- adele said...
Lindsey - Thank you!
- May 17, 2010 at 1:41 PM
- Bobbie Sue said...
Adele--Very nice post. I wonder about the "never" but appreciate the sentiment. Although you were swallowed whole, glad you were spit out. Do you toast your nuts before adding them? Have you tried that? And, for the hazelnuts, do you use them with skins on or off? I'm inquisitive, is all!
Bobbie Sue
- May 18, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- adele said...
Bobbie Sue - I'm rather inconsistent about toasting nuts - I do it sometimes, but not always. For hazelnuts, if I toast them, I'll take off as much of the skins as I can, but won't try to get them completely blanched.
And it is the last law school class! Bar preparation doesn't count!
- May 18, 2010 at 11:54 AM
- Julie said...
Congratulations on finishing law school. It's a wonderful accomplishment. I'll bet your friends are now all looking forward to your bar exam and hoping it will set off another wave of stress-related baking!
Your nut caramels are inspiring me. I have been off candy making since my last round of praline making in which I managed to scorch sugar so badly it took the lining right off of a Le Creuset pot.(Le Creuset was very nice about it and sent me a replacement.)
- May 19, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- adele said...
Julie - The scorched sugar took the lining off a Le Creuset? Damn. I thought those things were well-nigh indestructible!
- May 20, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Cakelaw said...
Candy on the brain is not such a bad thing - way more interesting than anti-trust! Hope the exams went well.
- May 26, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- ~~louise~~ said...
Yeah! You did it!!! Happy Graduation, Adele!!!
Caramels, oh so goodness...
Thanks for sharing and sharing and sharing...
- May 29, 2010 at 9:40 AM
- adele said...
Louise - You're welcome!
- May 29, 2010 at 12:45 PM


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GLOBAL TERRORISM -- (House of Representatives - September 26, 2006)
The SPEAKER pro tempore. Under a previous order of the House, the gentlewoman from Ohio (Ms. Kaptur) is recognized for 5 minutes.
Ms. KAPTUR. Mr. Speaker, President George Bush, in creating fear about terrorists in the American people rather than understanding, often says, ``If we don't fight terrorists over there, we will have to fight them right here.'' He never bothers to explain in detail who the terrorists are or what motivates them or how his policies are creating more of them. The President's explanations are too simplistic, and they are wrong.
The President tried to convince us if we got Saddam Hussein and brought him to justice the battle for peace in the Middle East would take a favorable turn. Indeed, the opposite has happened as Iraq descends into chaos. Indeed, despite the military firmness and bravery of our soldiers, the Iraq war has actually failed politically by failing to win the hearts and minds of the people.
Equally bad, the Iraq war has strengthened Iran and those loyal to it. By removing Saddam Hussein as a counterweight to Iran, President Bush has left a vacuum now being filled by increasingly radicalized Shia populations and disillusioned Sunnis. The Shia and Kurd factions inside Iraq and the outnumbered Sunnis are now at one another's throats. Great instability is being created in a region where rising religious fundamentalism, unleashed by Saddam's ouster, is the glue that is binding a rising revolution of expectations by formerly suppressed populations.
The President's own White House was forced this week to declassify an intelligence report that I am going to put in the RECORD. This is a summary, called ``Trends in Global Terrorism, a National Intelligence Estimate,'' and this report says the Iraq war is shaping a new generation of terrorists.
Anyone who knows anything about what is causing rising levels of hatred against the United States in the Middle East would have anticipated this eventuality. The key question the President and we must address and face is, why do his policies yield more and more terrorists who want to harm us, and harm us in many places beyond the boundaries of Iraq and Afghanistan?
The complete story will show terrorists will continue to plot ways to harm America because more than wanting to come here, although some of them are capable of doing that, they want America and American influence out of their countries and regions. They want us out of there more than they want to come here.
Rather than striking fear in the American people, the President ought to do more to explain the forces creating this anti-American and anti-Western sentiment across those troubled regions. Which American interests have caused this antagonism to our Nation? An important question to answer. In what countries has this hatred been fomented? Another important question to answer. And what is the face there of America that is hated more and more?
Let me suggest part of that face involves U.S. oil alliances in cahoots with some of the most repressive and brutal regimes and leaders who hold down the potential of their own people. There is not a democracy over there, and we are totally reliant on all of those oil kingdoms.
Let me suggest that the presence of U.S. military bases that ensure the status quo of those repressive regimes doesn't help.
Let me suggest America is hated more because we are not viewed as being evenhanded at arriving at fair and just peace settlements between Israel and the Palestinians and their neighbors. We need to do a better job of cultivating evenhanded diplomacy in the region.
Let me suggest our U.S. popular culture and many of its excesses are regarded as abhorrent to the fundamentalist legions that have gained even greater ascendancy after the disgusting and outrageous behavior by Americans at Abu Ghraib.
Let me suggest the U.S. now is being viewed by the multitudes of Muslims as fighting a religious war against Islam. President Bush made a huge blunder at the start of the Iraqi war by calling it a Crusade hearkening back to the Christian wars. His battle cry gaffe echoed across the Muslim world and became a rallying point for the opposition. How tragic and inappropriate.
Let me quote from a wise American voice who tries to enlighten about the roots of terrorism, rather than strike fear in our people:
Robert Baer, author of best selling book See No Evil, is a decorated CIA agent who put his life on the line for our Nation for three decades. He tries to build understanding about the conditions giving rise to terrorism. He defines our problem as larger than just a few men--like Bin Laden and Hussein--and their followers. He argues the reason animosity is growing against the U.S. is the result of much larger forces spanning several decades. To name but one element of the challenge we face--he discusses the Muslim Brotherhood.
The Muslim Brotherhood was an amorphous, dangerous, unpredictable movement that shook every government in the Middle East to its bones. Founded by an Egyptian, Hasan Al-Banna, in 1929 it was dedicated to bringing the Kingdom of God to earth. The Egyptian Muslim Brothers had unsuccessfully tried to kill Egyptian President Abdul Nasser. The Syrian branch had tried to kill Syrian President Hafiz al-Asad a couple of times. In 1982, its followers seized Hama, a historic city in central Syria, provoking Asad into shelling them and Hama into the next life.
The Muslim Brothers are also distant cousins of the Wahabis of Saudia Arabia, the most puritanical sect in Islam. Underwritten by the Saudi royal family, the Wahabis spawned Osama bin Laden. They also served as the inspiration for the Taliban in Afghanistan and other radical Sunni movements. Many Muslims consider the Wahabis dangerous because they adopted the beliefs of Ibn Taymiyah, a 14th century Islamic scholar who condoned political assassination. Al-Jihad, the Egyptian fundamentalist who murdered Egyptian President Anwar Sadat relied on Ibn Taymiyah as justification for what they did.
Understanding the forces that generate terrorism is fundamental for solving it. The National Intelligence Report summarizes some of the essential steps our Nation must take to broaden our understanding of what it will take to break our dependence on oil regimes, resolve peace settlements that have been let languish, and form alliances that are broadly representative and democratic in their focus. The world needs more understanding, not fear, to counter terrorism.
Mr. Speaker, I am very sorry that my time is out. I will continue tomorrow with an additional statement including complementary remarks about the book ``See No Evil'' by Robert Baer that gets the picture right.
The NIE report I referred to earlier is as follows:


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Primary Care Corner with Geoffrey Modest MD: 30-day hospital readmission rates, ?? an appropriate QI marker
30 Jan, 17 | by EBM
By Dr. Geoffrey Modest
A recent NIH study looked at the effect of the Medicare Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP) on 30-day readmission rates after hospitalizations for acute myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, or pneumonia, and in particular looking at whether the previously lowest performing hospitals improved more than the higher performing ones after the introduction of HRRP (see doi:10.7326/M16-0185).
- 15,170,008 Medicare patients discharged alive from US acute care hospitals between 2000 and 2013.
- Mean age 79.5, 54% female, 85% white/10% black/4.7% other race, 19% admitted with acute MI/45% CHF/36% pneumonia, 52% discharged to home/18% to home with care/23% to nursing home, average length of stay 6 days, 25% rural hospitals/65% private nonprofit/9% major teaching hospitals, overall observed readmission rate 23%.
- HRRP penalties for 30-day readmission rates were: 0% for the highest performing hospitals, 0-0.5% for average performing hospitals, 0.5-0.99% for low performing hospitals, and >1% for the lowest performing ones.
- Of 2868 hospitals serving 1,109,530 Medicare discharges annually, 30.1% were highest performers, 44.0% were average performers, 16.8% were low performers, and 9.0% were lowest performers
- Overall risk-standardized readmissions increased by an estimated 0.5 per 10,000 discharges per year prior to the passage of HRRP, then decreased by 76.6 per 10,000 discharges per year after passage.
- For acute MI, risk-standardized readmissions decreased by 23.7 per 10,000 discharges per year before passage, then by 99.3 per 10,000 discharges per year after passage
- For CHF, risk-standardized readmissions increased by 5.1 per 10,000 discharges per year before the passage and then decreased by 84.7 per 10,000 after.
- For pneumonia, risk-standardized admissions increased by 3.1 per 10,000 discharges per year before passage and then decreased by 48.2 per 10,000 after.
- After controlling for pre-HRRP trends, readmissions per 10,000 discharges that were averted and attributable to the law were:
- 6 for the highest performing hospitals
- 8 for the average performers
- 4 for the low performers
- 1 for the lowest performers
- It does seem that after passage of the law, there was a pretty dramatic decrease in the 30-day readmission rate among all hospitals, but especially among those that had been the lowest performers.
- It should be pointed out that the data overall on the utility of financial incentives in changing the "quality of care" metrics is pretty mixed. This study found that the lowest performing hospitals were able to change the most; however, other studies of financial incentives have not shown this to be true, often attributed to the fact that these hospitals had insufficient infrastructure to implement change. Also, this does raise the ideological concern that using financial incentives to make change in fact reinforces the conception and actuality in the US that health care is just a business and not a fundamental human right that should be managed as in most other industrialized (and may less resource-rich) countries: an essential governmental social program such as education.
- However, and the reason I bring up the study, is that it really brings up to me some concerns about quality goals, especially when looking at surrogate markers.
- For A1c: as mentioned in several blogs, using a target A1c goal is fraught with potential downsides
- For patients who have really erratic blood sugars (often because of lack of dietary consistency), just increasing meds to lower the A1c (and get "credit" for better care) may well lead to significantly poorer real-world outcomes from hypoglycemia (e., over treating patients at times when their blood sugars are already low).
- Some of the meds that decrease A1c may actually increase clinical morbidity (rosiglitazone increasing cardiac disease, — see the many blogs on other new but concerning meds at: http://blogs.bmj.com/ebm/category/diabetes/ )
- And those who use A1c as a metric do not include actual clinical outcomes as part of their assessment.
- In terms of hospital 30-day readmission rates, there certainly should be a mechanism to make sure that hospitals don't just discharge and readmit patients as a means to increase their earnings (e., getting paid for 2 admissions instead of 1), but there is also a real down-side to focusing on decreasing the readmission rate:
- Hospitals are dangerous places to be because:
- They are crawling with resistant bacteria
- There is a tendency/imperative to do lots of testing for things that we in outpatient medicine might just observe and workup later as needed (this is due to several issues: specialists are often involved in the hospitalized patient's care, and studies have shown that specialists order more tests than generalists; and, even if there is a lowish probability of a problem, it does in some ways make sense to get more tests in hospitalized patients to see what is going on, since putting off the tests might prolong the hospitalization. But the net result of more testing is the likelihood of more adverse events (either because of the test itself, or because of the downstream further testing/procedures for false positive findings)
- And those who use hospital readmission rates as a metric do not include actual clinical outcomes as part of their assessment. interestingly, when there have been doctors' strikes and dramatic decreases in hospital admissions, as in 1976 in California as well as others, there has been an attendant lower mortality (and, that is a clinical outcome…..)
- So, I think it makes sense to avoid unnecessary hospitalizations, and, I would think, to keep the length-of-stay as short as possible
- My practice until 2 years ago (when our health center was still doing in-patient rounding) was to discharge patients as soon as I felt they were stable (often during my rounding early the morning after their admission) when I felt they had a roughly 80% chance of doing well at home, but with aggressive outpatient follow-up (home visits, or seeing them in clinic the next day, ). And my experience was that it was really uncommon for patients to be readmitted. But with the incentives being strongly to avoid readmissions, I am afraid that might translate into longer in-hospital observation and lengths-of stay (at least it was clear that I discharged patients much sooner than the house staff would have, in large part because I could assure timely and appropriate outpatient follow-up). The point here is that we should be developing coherent integrated systems of care that would allow decreased hospitalizations overall, and lower lengths-of-stay if possible when hospitalizations happen. and, not simply using a single marker of "quality" for the complex and often highly individual decisions on how long to keep a patient in the hospital (for example, the same patient who is homeless or does not have adequate home supports may need to stay in the hospital longer appropriately.)
- And, the other side of the issue: if a patient is really sick with end-stage heart failure, , they are likely to be readmitted within 30 days perhaps no matter what happens (though, of course, we should do as aggressive outpatient management as we can). And their being home as much as possible may have important value to them: being with family, in a friendly and supportive environment, etc., even if they are aware they might be back in the hospital soon
- Hospitals are dangerous places to be because:
- For A1c: as mentioned in several blogs, using a target A1c goal is fraught with potential downsides
So, the real issue is how does one blend the need for some quality control issues (better care for diabetics or decreasing hospitalizations, in the above examples) but avoid using a blunt instrument (a1c levels, 30-day readmissions) which may well decrease real quality care???? This is certainly not easy to do by large-scale data-mining, looking just at numbers (a1c's) or billing (readmission rates), but I think really requires looking at individual patients to see what an appropriate a1c might be for them, or whether they were really discharged too early and needed readmission because of poor clinical judgment. If you send me their emails, I can add them to the list


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