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WARREN, Ohio - Counseling services are being offered to students and classmates of the six teens who died Sunday in a single car crash on Pine Avenue in Warren.
Counseling is also being made available to the first responders who tried to rescue the teens trapped in a pond after the SUV they were driving in rounded a curve at a high rate of speed and flipped over into the pond.
The crash killed six teens between the ages of 14 and 19. Two other teens escaped from the vehicle and sought help.
At a news conference Monday morning, Warren School Superintendent Michael Notar said he has been "inundated" with calls and emails of support from educators around the Mahoning Valley.
Notar said he decided to keep two schools where classmates knew the victims open, giving students a chance to take advantage of counseling and "reach out to the teachers" and other students they feel comfortable being around.
The district is using Valley Counseling Services to guide students through the grieving process. Spokesman Ed Bolino said his company has dealt with "critical incidents" like this crash and that students at the Harding High School and Willard Elementary right now are "the best they can be" under the circumstances.
The accident is the deadliest in Trumbull County history and the worst accident in the state of Ohio in the past three years.
Superintendent Notar said he will be at Harding High School today to talk with students there.
Warren Mayor Doug Franklin was also at today's news conference and said he continues to meet with the families of the victims and he thanked the city's first responders for their efforts.
Franklin said "some of the young divers were pretty shook up" following the crash and the valiant but ultimately unsuccessful efforts to save the young victims.
Franklin said the city of Warren is "a community that celebrates our victories together" and is also "a community that pulls together and cares for each other" during times like this.
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The incident happened last week. The teens allegedly stole the young goat from a property, beat it, tied it up, and then threw it over a bridge at County Roads 1216 and 1218. Deputies say the goat didn't die after the 18 foot drop but lay suffering until it drowned.
The alleged crime came to light because some other teens did the right thing. Rainey says that the four filmed the whole thing and then showed other students at West Point High School. Those students were upset after seeing the alleged video. They told a school counselor, who alerted the school resource officer.
"They recognized it as being cruel and unusual that somebody would do something like that, so they were alarmed by it," Chief Deputy Max Bartlett said.
The teens' names have been withheld because three are 14-years-old and one is 15-years-old. They are being held at the Cullman County Juvenile Detention Center.
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Hundreds of lay-offs loom after City Council approves Mayor Emanuel's austerity budget
Today (November 16) Chicago's city council voted unanimously—50-0—to approve Mayor Rahm Emanuel's controversial proposed budget, which includes closing six of the city's 12 mental health clinics and privatizing all seven of the city public health department's community primary care clinics.
According to an analysis by AFSCME Council 31, which represents more than 200 workers marked for layoffs under the budget proposal, the healthcare cuts will have a drasticallly disproportionate impact on black and Latino workers and south and west side residents who depend on the clinics.
On Tuesday, opponents of the plan spent hours in a sit-in at city hall. The group included members of Council 31, along with other union members, patients of the clinics and community activists. AFSCME member Robert Steward, a clinical therapist since 2003 at the mental health clinic in Englewood, one of the city's poorest south side neighborhoods, told me that many patients have already disappeared because of bad management decisions and delays in service, and he's afraid if the clinic closes more will "fall through the cracks in the system" without finding other care.
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LIBURN, GA — Augustana women's basketball remained 10th in the USA Today/WBCA Division II Top 25 Coaches' Poll released Tuesday. The Vikings received 449 points in the poll.
Augustana is the highest ranked of the four Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference schools featured in this week's poll. Minnesota State moved up one spot to 12th. Concordia-St. Paul dropped four places to 25th. Wayne State went up five spots to 17th.
Bentley University (Mass.) received 30 first-place votes and held down the top spot, followed by Gannon, Emporia State, Nova Southeastern, and Colorado Mesa University rounding out the top five.
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Servings: 12 to 16
Prep Time: 6 hours 40 min
Cook Time: 50 min
Difficulty: Moderate
3 sticks (1 1/2 cups) unsalted butter, softened, plus more for greasing
3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting
2 1/4 cups granulated sugar
5 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 1/4 cups buttermilk
1 cup sour cream
Butter Filling, for assembling, recipe follows
One 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, softened
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
6 cups confectioners' sugar
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1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1/3 cup orange juice
3 large eggs
One 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened and cubed
For the cake: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease three 9-inch round baking pans with butter or spray with cooking spray. Flour generously. Alternatively, you can cut out waxed or parchment paper circles to line the bottom of your cake pans.
To prepare the cake, in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream the butter and sugar on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Be sure to scrape down the sides of the bowl occasionally to incorporate all the sugar with the butter. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in the vanilla.
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Let the cakes cool in the pans for 10 minutes. Then remove them from the pans by inverting. Thoroughly cool your cakes on wire racks before frosting them.
To assemble the cake, place one cake layer on a serving plate, with the flat bottom side facing down. Spread half of the Butter Filling over the surface of the cake. Top with another cake layer, inverted, so the bottom of the cake is facing up. Spread with the remaining butter filling. Place the remaining cake layer, also inverted, on top. Cover and freeze for at least 1 hour. While the cake is in the freezer, prepare the frosting.
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Remove the cake from the freezer and spread the frosting over the top and sides of the cake. Store the cake, covered, in the refrigerator until the guests arrive.
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In the top of a double boiler, melt the butter over simmering water. Remove from the heat.
Whisk in the sugar, orange juice and eggs until the mixture is smooth. Return the double boiler to the heat and cook, stirring with a whisk constantly, until the mixture is very thick, 15 to 20 minutes. Whisk in the cream cheese. Remove from the heat and let cool for 30 minutes.
Spoon the filling into a bowl, cover with plastic wrap right up against the surface of the filling to prevent a skin from forming and chill for at least 4 hours.
Cook's Note: Now, when you're whisking your gooey butter filling and waitin' on that filling to get all nice and thick, just keep in mind that before it gets thick, it'll thin out at first. Don't worry about that. This happens because the mixture is heatin' up. But as moisture starts to evaporate, this filling will thicken up. Just remember to keep stirring, and watch out for the air bubbles - you don't want to beat air into your filling.
How do you get the butter filling to thicken up I can't get it to thicken
By Brittany Harris on December 15, 2013
a bit too rich for me but it was good.
By patloc on November 09, 2013
I'm sure your dessert is wonderful, and it's far prettier than a butter cake. But, where I am from, this is not at all a butter cake. Rillings or Fritzs Bakeries in the far Northeast of Philly have amazing butter cakes. It's ultra gooey, decadent, and does not contain cream cheese or regular cake mix.
By Tara on March 27, 2013
I made this cake yesterday for my brother in laws birthday. It was absolutely gorgeous! I had no problem with the filling, it thickened up nicely.The cake had had a good taste and I thought as I was putting batter in the pans, it would be more like a pound cake. However, when it was done,the cake was VERY heavy and dense, almost rubbery. What did I do wrong?I thought I followed the directions to a tee.Could the brand of flour make a difference?Maybe I should have used cake flour?When I assembled the cake, I used strawberry pie filling on top of the butter filling and used fresh strawberries to decorate the top also. It was a hit other than I thought the cake was a little rubbery.Any suggestions?
By Gena Cook on March 11, 2013
The cake is nice and sweet, am sure it make your day. Happy Birthday Aunt Paula Deen, i share with your dream, May you live long to see your heart desire fulfill on earth.
By FunmiA on January 27, 2013
i am making your ooey gooey butter layer cake and followed the instructions step by step. I even recorded your show on my dvr where you were making this cake. I could never get the filling to thicken up. It just got thinner and thinner. I added the cream cheese and it just clumped like little curdles. I made this filling 3 times and got the same results. Please tell me what I am doing wrong. Thank You so much!!!
By Kim on December 25, 2012
Love to make this. Yummy
By Patricia Holloway on December 18, 2012
Paula I Love Love Love your gooey butter cake recipes. I even made a sweet potatoe cake. I know I'm not the best cook in town but this sweet potato cake recipe will give you a run for your money.
By Tonda shipp on November 16, 2012
Idid your ooey gooey butter layer cake we had abig day at church they had ball with the cake every body ask for recipes i just smile have anice day may the lord bless yuo and your family ella.
By ellasebastian on October 23, 2012
this is great ideas for my birthday bash. i need put a train on top.
By benita michelle wheeler on August 30, 2012
Pamela and Diane - I think the recipe is written out of order. The "Butter Filling" should go between the layers, and the frosting goes all over the outside of the cake. It has the filling written at the end of the recipe though. Put it in between the layers. Louise - Is this the recipe you're looking for? http://www.food.com/recipe/top-me-twice-cake-21437 I almost wanted to make this cake until I read the ingredients and reviews. There is literally five sticks of butter in the cake, counting the filling and frosting. Waaay too much butter for a cake that seems to have mixed reviews. I think I'll stick to my usual recipe.
By Kara on August 18, 2012
Paula, In the mid 1980's - Betty Crocker cook book had a receipe called Top Me Twice. It was a cake mix; then you made a topping with pineapple coconut and something else; after that cooled you made a topping of butter and I believe brown sugar. I have not been able to find that receipe again - do you know of something similar that I can make?
By louise on June 07, 2012
This cake is amazing! I was a little concerned when I began based on all the steps involved. It took a lot of time but it turned out better than expected!! The cake is moist, the filling is wonderful and frosting is perfect.
By Tifinie on May 28, 2012
Omg, I just got some of this at Walmart and holy rich deliciousness!! I just had to look up the recipe because I'm totally making tis for my husband when he gets back from Afghanistan! Maybe toss a bit of chocolate chips in too! So yummmmmmyyyyyyyy! Thanks Miss Paula!
By Erin on May 15, 2012
Very good. All I made was the cake part. I needed a yellow cake for grandparents anniversary. Really like the cake though.
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By GALE S SLACK on February 21, 2012
In reviewing the Ooey Gooey Butter Layer Cake recipe I understand everything until I get to the butter filling, it says it's a filling......but the cake has been iced already, so is the butter filling actually a topping? Thanks and I need to know this soon since I want to make it for church this Sunday. PJE
By Pamela on February 03, 2012
I want to make the Ooey Gooey Butter Layer cake for my husband's birthday. Many of the review say the cake is too dry. What can I add to keep the cake moist? I was thinking of adding vegetable oil. Thanks.
By Pat on January 23, 2012
Too bad that nobody ever came here to respond to the comments. I made this cake the other day and it was HEAVY and DENSE. I didn't care for the texture and way too sweet for me. I've had a lot better cakes with a lot fewer calories!
By Karen on January 21, 2012
Hi Paula, I love your show and your recipes but I was disappointed when I saw a black man doing push ups on your show and even more disappointed when I saw you put your foot on his back out of disgust. Now I don't watch your show at all but as I was reviewing your website I see how great your recipes are and decided I might just forgive you and come back.
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I knew this moment would come when I would blatantly hear someone say that people like me dont belong.
I knew this as soon as I sent my acceptance letter in the mail to confirm that I would be attending this University. Frostburg is a small mining town that pretty much survives off of the revenue that the school makes. Yet, after the recent events, there is documented evidence that there are citizens and Alumni that believe there shouldnt be a certain group of people being accepted into this school.
They claim that its not the same Frostburg anymore, they need to stop accepting inner-city student because they are bringing their problems up here.
I cant even say that Im surprised, honestly. I knew this, my parents and other family members told me this. I am fully aware of the area that I go to school in. But seeing people actually say such ignorant, unsophisticated and distasteful things about my peers is incredibly disheartening.
I am thoroughly disgusted that there are alumni of my University is saying that people like me dont belong here. AND THEN HAVE THE NERVE TO CLAIM ITS NOT A RACE ISSUE. REALLY NOW…
It is extremely unfortunate that 2 murders have taken place on this campus in 18 months. But you act as if there arent citizens in the region that havent acted in such heinous crimes. PLEASE. I wish nothing but a smooth and uplifting life for these families of the students who have parished while attending this school. I genuinely believe they were wonderful people and they deserved better.
Its so disheartening to see that the school and the community cant even come together to get through a tragic event like this. We dont need this. This is the negativity that fuels hatred and violence. STOP IT! Let us learn in peace.
I have had my moments where I dont like being here, but this is my school, and I chose to get my degree from Frostburg for a reason. No one has the right to tell me if people like me deserve to attend this University or not. Im here and I believe in Frostburg.
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You would think coming to a school in the middle of nowhere, I wouldnt have to worry about some getting shot or stabbed. RIP.
There is no need to resort to such irrational acts of violence to prove a point that didnt need that much energy put into it. There are so many ways this incident could have been avoided, but unfortunately that isnt the case.
I pray the family of the victim quickly an smoothly finds solace and peace in such an abrupt and tragic event.
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LAKE FOREST, Calif. (BP)--The promise of partnership was evident at the second annual Global Summit on AIDS and the Church as politicians from both parties gathered at Saddleback Church in Southern California to show their support of the evangelical church rising up to help stop the pandemic.
Spearheaded by Rick Warren, pastor of the 25-year-old church in Lake Forest, and his wife Kay, the two-day Race Against Time summit was attended by more than 2,000 lay leaders, pastors, health officials and government officials from 165 organizations and from 178 churches representing 39 states and 18 countries.
Weve got to work together where we can work together, Warren said before introducing Sen. Barack Obama, D.-Ill., who supports many issues Warren opposes including abortion and, in the case of HIV/AIDS, condom distribution as a way to stop the spread of the disease that has killed millions.
Right wing, left wing. Im for the whole bird, said Warren, smiling, on the last day of the conference, which featured Obama and Sen. Sam Brownback, R.-Kan., on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1.
You have to have two wings to fly. When I thought of all the men I knew in Congress and the Senate, and believe me there were more who wanted to come [to the conference], I thought of Sen. Obama and Sen. Brownback for three specific reasons, Warren said, citing their integrity, their civility even when they disagree and their openness to learning and listening.
Its pretty rare in Washington, D.C, he said. I intentionally brought people together from healthcare, activism, religion and government. Were looking for a culture of civility. Frankly, Im tired of partisan bickering.
If he and his wife only worked with people they completely agreed with on everything, they would never work with anyone, Warren said at a news conference during the summit.
We will never totally agree with everyone, I dont even always agree 100 percent with my wife, he said. But we can work together with anyone who is willing to work on this issue.
Both senators cited their faith in Jesus Christ as a moving force in their choice to combat HIV/AIDS and both are willing to cross partisan lines to do so.
For [to] whom much is given, much is required, said Brownback, who took Bob Doles seat in the Senate. We need to reach across the aisles and engage.
Both senators underscored the amount of help needed after visiting Darfur, Uganda and other African countries that have been ravaged by the HIV/AIDS crisis.
After the two senators spoke at the news conference, they sat next to Warren and took an AIDS test, which required a medical professional to swab the inside of their mouths.
Others attending the conference were offered free HIV testing on the church campus not because they are unsure of their status, but to reduce the stigma associated with the disease, Kay Warren said.
Birthed in her heart three years ago, she said her journey into AIDS awareness began with a magazine article that shocked her with statistics and photographs.
More than 25 million people have died from the aggressive disease, which has ravaged Africa, India and China, largely through heterosexual transmission, and continues to grow in the United States, largely through homosexual encounters.
Rick Warren challenged every pastor to be tested.
Unless you do, youre in the dark and if youre in the dark, then youre in denial, said Warren, who compares the churchs involvement in the AIDS crisis as the third leg of a three-leg stool.
Obama told the conference, The resources of governments may be vast, and the good works of philanthropists may be abundant, but we should never underestimate how powerful the passion of people of faith can be in eradicating this disease.
Mark Dybul, an open homosexual who holds ambassador status as the U.S. global AIDS coordinator, noted, The church has always been involved -- but not in AIDS prevention. And those in AIDS prevention didnt reach out to the church.
Not only do churches need to participate in the prevention and care of HIV, but also in the souls of those with the disease, said Franklin Graham, president and CEO of Samaritans Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association who spoke after the senators.
Its not a subject easy to talk about, there are people in this business we dont particularly like, but we work together for a common cause to save lives, Graham said. Forty-something million people are infected with HIV.... I heard President Clinton at a fundraiser tell in the next 10 years there will be 100 million infections.
This doesnt increase the death rate, Graham said. "The Bible says each of us is appointed a day to die. I look at this field and see its a harvest field, millions of people without hope who need to know God loves them.
This AIDS business is serious business. The only way this can be defeated is through Jesus Christ changing a human heart. There are no cures on the horizon. There are only drugs that can help you live a little longer. Its through Jesus Christ alone. Its not going to be politicians, rock stars or celebrities who solve this issue. Its going to be Jesus, Graham said.
Throughout the conference the Warrens taught on how churches can raise up HIV/AIDS programs in their communities and meet the needs of those who suffer from the disease.
Via video, Laura Bush, Bono and Sen. Bill Frist, R.-Tenn., commended the Warrens on their efforts and encouraged churches to become more involved in fighting the epidemic.
For the first time in 20 years, we have the right people with the right motivation, we can do this because of who we are, Gods people, said Wess Stafford, president of Compassion International, a Christian child advocacy ministry based in Colorado Springs. Im here to tell you, someone whos been around it for 30 years, we have come so far.
Several students from California Baptist University attended the summit in hopes of gleaning ideas to take back to their campus in Riverside.
We want to be apart of the solution, said Amy Boyd, 20, a junior sociology major, who traveled to Rwanda earlier this year on a missions team. We want to catch the attention of the students and get them involved in fighting this crisis too.
Boyd is one of the coordinators for the campus Active Compassion group that is considering offering free HIV testing on campus next year.
Yes, its controversial, Boyd said. But we want to capture the students attention and get them passionate about what is going on in Africa. Many of them think its Africas problem, [but] thats not what the Bible says.
Kay Warren explained the steps that churches and other organizations can take to crawl, walk and run in their ministry to HIV victims.
A crawl step would be to send cards to HIV patients, she explained. A walk step would be to start an HIV/AIDS support group and a run step would be to have testing on your campus or go as a group together and take the test.
When the church is involved, we have hope, Kay Warren said. We grieve for those who have died, but we have hope.
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A group of gamers has filed a class-action lawsuit against the creator of Second Life, accusing the company of taking away the plaintiffs' ownership rights to virtual "land" without just compensation.
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As carrier competition for cell phone subscribers heats up, switching to prepaid service is the most obvious -- although not always the best -- cost-saving strategy for consumers looking to cut their bills.
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When I struggled with money during the 1990s, I had no clue what I was spending each month. I made my financial decisions based on my checkbook balance: If there were a few bucks left, I'd find ways to spend the money; if my balance was close to zero (as in $10 or $20), I'd turn to my credit cards. Where did this money go? If you'd have asked me, I wouldn't have known.
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How would you dye keys on a keyboard?? Such a great idea if possible!
If the plastic is fairly soft you would use Vinyl dye. If it is harder plastic you can us Rit dye. Just google it and lots of tutorials and Youtube videos show up.
cool idea with the keyboard. I would never have thought that possible
I have had great success with RIT in the washing machine and clothing. I had a pair of shorts that got a rust stain I couldn't get out, so I just dyed them a darker color. They look great even better than they did in the original color!
Under britches? Really?
I would like to dye some of my faded items, though. Just maybe not my panties....
And I probably wouldn't iron them and lay them out to dry on the back picnic table....
It works for me though I've never tried the undies (and probably won't). I regularly renew the black dye on my clothing and do an entire load at once combining my own clothing and friends/family. I also overdye any clothing that may have a spot so things go into a pot of black, navy or brown dye. Works like a charm! Personally I prefer Procion Fiber Reactive Dyes to RIT but I do use both. Sometimes I'll even buy white or ivory clothing, in natural materials, and then dye it myself at home just because I get better colors using Procion or RIT than I can find in finished clothing in the stores (most recent case in point: a cream colored Ralph Lauren safari-style jacket that's now a beautiful Robin's Egg Blue).
How do you use RIT type dye in a front load washer?


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Lewis Hamilton's spokesperson has denied speculation that the Formula 1 star is engaged to Nicole Scherzinger.
It follows an interview with the Pussycat Doll's father, in which he apparently said the Formula One star had proposed.
The 52-year-old was also full of praise for his daughter's boyfriend.
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