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French apple cake with just four ingredients, and a chicken flatbread with buttermilk dressing in today's Delicious Links.
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My Lithuanian friend once showed me how to make that cake. She got the recipe from her grandma, but other than making it in a bundt cake pan, it's exactly the same, and delicious. I recommend it to anyone.


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Mommy Dearest: Sister-In-Law Delivering Own Baby at Home
Mommy Dearest,
My sister-in-law is pregnant, due in two months and this is her first baby. Up until recently she was planning on having the child at the hospital. Now she is telling everyone that she plans on having it at home naturally. She has no midwife and no training, but thinks she can do this with her husband and it will be OK. Her own mother had five kids at home and I think she might be there for the birth.
I don't think it's a good idea — especially this late in the game and I am very worried for her safety and the baby. I know that she is not telling her OB/GYN. Do I keep my mouth shut? Do I voice my worries? Is it ANY of my business at all?
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Worried About Home Birth Without Help,
If you think the mother or baby's life is in danger, go with your gut and talk to your sister-in-law. The best way to do so is to be honest without passing judgment. Tell her you are thrilled about the impending arrival, but you worry about the safety of a home birth that is not staffed by an experienced professional. She will more than likely fill you in on the facts and her plan. Aside from voicing your concerns, there is nothing else you can do except wish her well.
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Appendix D
This 22-page selection of items from the list of Mansion contents at the time of General Ridgely's death was compiled and mimeographed by the writer in 1949 when the policy for refurnishing the house was still under discussion.
December 23, 1949
The attached inventory of the estate of General Charles Carnan Ridgely (1760-1829) is of great interest as showing the contents of Hampton mansion after some thirty-eight years of occupancy. It was found by Mr. Wilbur H. Hunter; Jr., Director of the Municipal Museum of the City of Baltimore in the records of the Office of the Register of Wills for Baltimore County (Inventories, Liber 38). The inventory was compiled by Allen Dorsey and James Tucker in August, 1829. The General's will (April 28, 1828) is to be found in Wills, Liber 13.
The first owner of Hampton, Captain Charles Ridgely, died in 1790, about the time the mansion was completed. At the request of the deceased, no inventory was made. The "household and Kitchen Furniture" were bequeathed to Rebecca Dorsey Ridgely, the widow. Presumably this included various items imported from England before the Revolution (see William D. Hoyt, Jr., "Captain Ridgely's London Commerce, 1757 to 1774," Americana, Vol. XXXVII, No. 2, April, 1943, pp. 354-363) and certain pieces known to have been made by the carpenters while building the house. By the terms of the will, the widow got the use of the silver; after her decease it was to go to Charles Carnan Ridgely. The Captain's will (April 7, 1786) is to be found in Wills, Liber 4.
Widow Rebecca seems to have moved out of the mansion in or after January, 1791. Apparently she was not on good terms with the next occupants and probably left behind no more than necessary.
The portion of the 1829 inventory offered herewith is only a fraction of the total; the listing and appraisal of property went on well into the following year. There were many buildings connected with the iron furnace and the farming operations. In addition, there were other farms, Ridgely's Forges, two houses in the city, an iron store on Smith's Wharf, stock in various companies, over three hundred slaves listed by name, a steamboat valued at $1000.00, some old cannon boring machinery at Mount Clare, a pew in St. Paul's church, one hundred and nineteen linen shirts, a seersucker coat and numerous other items running to many pages.
This list of property in the mansion should be studied along with the records of the sale which followed. The latter was discovered by Mrs. Charlotte Vincent Verplanck in the same archives in a volume titled Accounts of Sales, Liber 14. The latter varies from the inventory in many particulars and gives the names of each purchaser and the prices paid. Few items in the mansion were bought by persons named Ridgely, proving that the furnishings at Hampton in recent years did not come down intact from the builder of the house. The original pieces were widely dispersed as early as 1829. -CEP
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A look at the Joomla 3.1 Session Handler Setting
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Joomla 3.0 includes another session setting you can adjust, Session Handler. Joomla gives the following description on this setting:
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The mechanism by which Joomla! identifies a User once they are connected to the web site using non-persistent cookies.
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I'm visiting SE Asia this winter for 7 weeks with my girlfriend. We're not massively fussed about the Full Moon Parties and drinking every night we're in Thailand, which unfortunately seems to be all any of my friends talk about, that have been there.
What we're looking for is some awesome islands to relax on and beautiful, safe places to visit.
Any recommendations would be really appreciated.
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How much of that 7 weeks do you plan on relaxing on the islands? If you have lots of time for island hopping, I'd suggest working your way down the west coast.
i.e. Khao Lak. one of the northern beaches on Phuket (Surin, Bangtao), anywhere other than the main beach on Koh Phi Phi, Koh Lanta, Koh Tarutao or Koh Bulon...
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I don't know if you are interested in non-beach locations, but this place is excellent for couples:
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Definitely check out the islands on the Northwest coast.. Koh Chang. And then head down to Taratau national park (Koh Lipe and surrounding islands). Enjoy! Wish I was back over there so enjoy it for all of us!
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for super quiets you should check national parks.. they all offer accommodations and are usually very quiet (except on thai national holidays)
apart from that i can recommend koh kood island and koh mak on the east... they are both pretty quiet and attracts an older crowd (in their 30s)
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Just to correct an above post Khao Lak is not in Phuket but in Phangna province and is around 1.5 hour north of Phuket island. But it is a good place to go for a few days. From there you can then go to Khao Sok National Park.
Although Koh Phangan gets a lot of hype concerning the FMP it is actually a beautiful island and excellent for couples. If you head to the northern part of the island you will avoid most of the young party goers and will be able to relax on some stunning beaches. There is plenty to do other than party like Yoga, diving, snorkelling, kiteboarding, Muay Thai, etc
Also agree that you should have a look at the islands in the far south west of Thailand in Trang and Satun provinces as well as thise further north like Koh Pratong, Koh Ko Kao, Koh Chang and Koh Payam.
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DnD you have a better chance of pulling threat with a large group of mobs(i try and use it on whelps in Ony but I always pull threat), on a boss fight you'll want the unholy dk to just stick on the boss and spread some diseases on any large groups of mobs...apply your ebon plague and let the casters aoe.
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Actually, as K pointed out above, once you get to a certain amount of mobs D&D is bar none your best call for AoE. Especially if you have to run to get to where the action is anyway: a D&D followed up by an Emp Rune Weapon to get you back to rotation fast can be a hell of a lot of DPS. It's very useful on whelps, for instance. If you need to put as much damage on as many as possible a D&D can be an excellent way to go for DPS.
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The proposed Denver city ordinance to criminalize our homeless sisters and brothers has been discussed by the Land Use Transportation and Infrastructure and Health, Safety, Education & Services Committees (watch video summary below). The ordinance was also discussed by the Denver Homeless Commission (see media coverage below). There are two meetings this week about the ordinance, the Mayor-Council Meeting and the Land Use, Transportation & Infrastructure Committee.
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The ban on camping is an attack on the homeless in our community, and flies in the face of the command of God in Deuteronomy: Deut. 15:7. If there is a poor man among you, one of your brothers, in any of the towns of the land which the LORD your God is giving you, you shall not harden your heart, nor close your hand to your poor brother; but you shall freely open your hand to him, and generously lend him sufficient for his need in whatever he lacks.
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The Denver Catholic Worker wrote Councilman Albus Brooks about the proposed ordinance to criminalize homelessness. They are located in his district.
We believe that the answer to homelessness lies not in legislation, coercive authority, or in criminalizing behavior. In the words of one of the founders of our movement, Dorothy Day, "The only solution is love." What we mean is, that the only solution to homelessness, or other forms of poverty in our society, is human relationships; people being led by compassion to take personal responsibility for other people's well being. We have a house, with extra bedrooms, so we have taken it upon ourselves to lend these rooms out to folks that don't have any where else to go. These are probably the same poor people you see on your way into work everyday. We don't get any government money for doing our work, and our reward is human relationships, and love shared through the time we spend with these people. We believe that this is an example of what other people can do. But we often fail to live up to the mission of our work, to serve these people as Christ, and perhaps our most common failure is that we don't speak up for these people, or speak out against the injustices in the system that has caused much of their suffering.
One of our former guests reminded us that there needed to be more houses like ours. He said our house was the only place he stayed, during the entire time he was homeless, where he was treated with dignity. The homeless of Denver suffer not only houselessness, but also daily life of being treated without dignity, and these conditions are increasingly harder for people who are undocumented, transgendered or queer, females, minorities and those who have mental illnesses. As funding for shelters and housing is cut, and we continue to get more requests for help than we are able to respond to, the need for more people to help each other out on a relational level is obvious.
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Good beer and good cheer is in good supply in the Chicago area these days.
This Thursday marks the start of craft beer week in Chicago, which will feature literally hundreds of beer events and scores of breweries. There's no doubt there's been a craft beer boom, and some young entrepreneurs are riding a wave of suds to success.
Former accountant Kevin Cary is now living the dream.
"Five years ago I was only dreaming about it," said Cary.
He and a couple buddies opened Begyle Brewery on Chicago's Northside, making tiny batches of top notch craft beer for local bars and restaurants. They even sometimes deliver that beer by bicycle.
"We took off running from the moment we decided we were going to open a brewery...and haven't really looked back since," added Cary.
Begyle is riding a craft beer wave that has seen the opening of dozens of small breweries in the Chicago area. The breweries all have colorful names like Broad Shoulders, Ale Syndicate, Five Rabbit, Pipeworks and Spiteful.
"It's just growing faster than we ever could have imagined," said Pete Crowley, head of the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild.
Crowley is also one of the owners of Haymarket Brewery in Chicago's west loop. He has been brewing beer for 20 years.
"When I first started brewing, it was a novelty. There were very few craft breweries," said Crowley. "Everyone who's getting into it, they're not looking at dollar signs. They're passionate and they're excited and they truly love beer."
However, dollars are one reason Wirtz Beverage of Illinois is getting into the game. Until a couple years ago, the liquor distributor only carried spirits and wine. But with craft beer sales growing at more than 20% a year, they've decided to keep up with everyone else and join brewing.
"You're always looking for new opportunities. And it's hard not to see what's going on with craft beer. So, why miss out on that?" said Phil Kuhl, a Wirtz Beverage Craft Beer Specialist.
And while many of the new breweries got their start in someone's garage, California-based company Lagunitas is building a massive brewery for craft beer on Chicago's southwest side.
Lagunitas is spending 26-million dollars to convert an old steel plant into the state's largest brewery. On the day FOX 32 News visited the brewery, they were already brewing the first Chicago batch of the company's popular beer "Little Sumpin' Sumpin.'"
"Too bad that camera doesn't have a nose where you could get a smell and share it with people," said one employee.
Lagunitas invested in the Chicago brewery after looking at how much it cost to ship their beer from California to the Midwest and east coast.
"There was about an ounce of diesel in every bottle of beer. And that was unacceptable. And if you do the math on that it was like, hell, we could build a brewery for that cost," said brewmaster Jeremy Marrshall.
And the craft beer boom isn't just confined to the city.
In southwest suburban Lyons, two former advertising men just opened Buckledown Brewery in order to meet growing demand in the suburbs.
"It's been phenomenal. It's been really good. We get a ton of support locally. People are really into craft beer and supporting local business," said Ike Orcutt.
"If you can't have fun brewing beer, you're a real jerk," added Sean Mahoney.
All the brewers FOX 32 talked to did seem to be very happy.
By the end of the year there could be 125 craft breweries in Illinois. However, craft beer still makes up only 8% of the total beer market. So, there's still a lot of room to grow.
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Pulitzer prize-winning reporter and bestselling author Thomas Friedman will be com- ing to campus Feb. 28 as part of the Roy and Margaret Shilling Lecture Series.
The Shilling Lecture Series brings in well-known figures from a variety of fields to speak at Southwestern.
Friedman currently writes a column in the "New York Times" on foreign affairs and has au- thored five best-selling books that discuss issues ranging from globalization to the environment. Friedman has also been part of six documentaries.
He is considered a promi- nent international voice on political affairs.
"As for the Friedman Shilling lecture itself, we have asked him to focus his talk on the problem of income inequality in the U.S.," Dr. Shannon Mariotti, assistant professor of political science and faculty advisor for pre-lecture events, said.
Friedman's lecture will be followed by a Q&A session with two students, Katherine Tanner and Isidoro Ramirez, who have been reading his book "That Used to be Us: How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented and How We Can Come Back".
The pair will ask a set of previously agreed upon questions relating to the text, which will be one of the major focuses of his lecture.
The lecture will take place at 7 p.m. and is open to students, faculty and the public at large. Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance online.
Prior to Friedman's visit, lecture coordinators have pre- pared pre-lecture activities that will be available to students leading up to the event. Most of the activities are centered around encouraging student interest and engagement.
"Our goal in these events is to make them as student-focused as possible and we've tried to plan events that both involve and work to the benefit of S.U. students," Mariotti said.
Currently, Mariotti is running a blog with students from her Contemporary Democratic Theory and Introduction to Political Theory classes. The students read Friedman's articles from the "New York Times" and engage in a discussion on them, familiarizing themselves with Friedman's work before his visit.
"Being able to take part in a continuous and evolving conversation is fantastic and having students that aren't a part of our Contemporary Democratic Theory class participate is also a really unique experience," Emi Anderson, a student of Mariotti's, said. "It just shows how much interest there is on campus."
Anderson emphasizes the importance of responding to Friedman's writings.
"As a political science major, having Friedman come to speak is one of the most exciting things that could happen," Anderson said. "Whether you agree with his view points or not, being engaged in the process of conversation and discussion is a valuable experience."
Looking beyond Friedman's own works, there will also be a screening of the film "The Flaw" onFeb.8 at 4 p.m.in Olin Room 110.
"'The Flaw' analyzes the causes of the housing collapse and the financial crisis of 2008, including ideological factors contributing to the crisis,"Mariotti said.
The final activity prior to Friedman's lecture will be an interdisciplinary alumni forum.
"We have planned a planel of some incredibly impressive SU alumni who have gone on to do important work in the international arena," Mariotti said.
The alumni forum will take place Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. in Olin Room 105.
Participating alumni include Maggie Hawthorne, Farhana Mahmood Qazi and Tim Trevino, whose collective experiences range from serving as a political analyst for the US government to working as a Program Officer with the Institute of Medicine's Board on Global Health.
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MADISON, Wis (WSAU-Woodchucks) Trailing the Madison Mallards 3-2 with two outs and the bases empty in the ninth inning, the Woodchucks strung together four consecutive hits to shock the Ducks, 5-3, on Sunday afternoon at Warner Park.
After first baseman Brendon Hayden and center fielder Nick Banks struck out against Mallards' reliever Ben Neumann leading off the ninth inning, the hope for the Chucks (11-7) appeared bleak. However, right fielder Troy Traxler, who had three hits for the second consecutive game, kept Wisconsin's hopes alive with a single to center field.
Kevin Connolly, having just one hit on the year, was then down in the count 1-2, and the Mallards (12-7) were one strike away from victory.
Connolly had other ideas. The Chucks' designated hitter beat out a grounder to the hole at short, sending Traxler to second and shortstop Edgar Figueroa, making his 2014 Woodchucks debut, to the plate.
Figueroa hit a sharp ground ball to center field, and Traxler raced home scoring the tying run for the Woodchucks.
Zach Arnold, Wisconsin's catcher, came through big in his first plate appearance of the day. Arnold lined a double down the left field line for his first hit of the year. His double scored two following a fielding error from Mallards' left fielder Alex Bacon, and proved to be the game-winner. The Woodchucks then led it 5-3, and held on to win by that score when left-handed reliever John Oltman fired a scoreless bottom of the ninth inning, recording his second save of the year.
The Woodchucks' bats were silent through the first six innings against Madison's starting pitcher, righty Christian Taugner.
However, trailing 3-0 in the seventh, the Chucks put two on the board as third baseman Paul DeJong led off and singled to left, and eventually came around to score Wisconsin's first run of the game on Banks' sacrifice fly. Hayden, who also singled in the inning, scored after Traxler's second single of the day, which cut the Mallards' lead to 3-2.
Kent State product Andy Ravel tossed the first four innings on the mound for the Woodchucks, surrendering three runs on three hits, while striking out three and walking three. Reliever Kaylor Chafin tossed a scoreless fifth, and Austin Tribby fired three scoreless innings, picking up the win and improving to 3-0 on the year, before Oltman collected the save.
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