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Red Shirt Entertainment to Host Event for Rwandan Genocide Victims
Red Shirt Entertainment and Foundation Rwanda will host a benefit event on Monday, March 18, at Three Jewels in Manhattan's East Village.
Red Shirt Entertainment to Host Event for Rwandan Genocide Victims
Red Shirt Entertainment and Foundation Rwanda will host a benefit event on Monday, March 18, at Three Jewels in Manhattan's East Village.
'The Fisherman's Wife' Is Loopy but Shallow
Steve Yockey's wacky "The Fisherman's Wife," from Ensemble Studio Theatre/LA, mixes marital dysfunction and magical-sea-creature perversion but isn't exactly sophisticated.
The Drama League Opens Downtown Theater Center
Located in Tribeca, the brand-new Drama League Theater Center will offer artists and audiences ways to enjoy being part of the theatrical community.
Broadway Channel Comes to Cable
The Broadway Channel has secured a deal with RCN Cable New York to air programming on Channel 76 in Manhattan and New York.
'The Fever' Proves Quite Contagious
Wallace Shawn's 1990 Obie-winning monologue "The Fever," at La MaMa in a new adaptation by French-Romanian actor Simona Maicanescu and Swedish director Lars Norén, is riveting.
'The Jammer' Is Perfectly Simple
Rolin Jones' new play "The Jammer," from Atlantic Theater Company, about a common man who follows his dreams of the roller derby, offers a revelatory performance by Patch Darragh.
Encores! Returns to Bock and Harnick's 'Fiorello!'
Encores! concert version of "Fiorello!," at New York City Center, is best enjoyed for its presentation of Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick's witty and melodic score.
LA's Center Theatre Group Training Teens for the National Stage
Three Los Angeles-area high schoolers will have the chance to perform on Broadway as part of the August Wilson Monologue Competition.
'P.S. Jones and the Frozen City' Riffs on Pop-Culture Epics
Robert Askins' "P.S. Jones and the Frozen City," from terraNOVA Collective, is delightful to look at but dizzying to follow, burdened by an ambitious but overstuffed plot.
'A Bright New Boise' Thrives on Unpredictability
Rogue Machine's exemplary L.A. premiere production of Samuel D. Hunter's Obie Award–winning dramedy "A Bright New Boise" makes us forgive the script's dramaturgical deficiencies.


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Christmas has come and gone and the second-ranked Auburn football team is now gearing up for its cross-country trip to Pasadena for the 2014 BCS National Championship Game against top-ranked Florida State on January 6.
The Tigers will board chartered planes to California on New Years Eve at the Montgomery Regional Airport, where Auburn fans are expected to hold a reverse Tiger Walk, seeing their team off to the West Coast.
The event is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. and last until noon and fans will have one final opportunity to wish the Tigers luck as they continue final preparations for the BCS title game against the Seminoles.
Fans will participate in a reverse Tiger Walk at Montgomery Regional Airport December 31, 2013 to see the Auburn football team off to Pasadena, Calif. for the 2013 BCS National Championship Game against Florida State. (Photo courtesy of Todd Van Emst)
See ABC 33/40's complete coverage of the big game on our "Season of Destiny" page.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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48 slices whole-wheat bread48 1/2-ounce slices Wisconsin camembert cheese96 1-ounce slices honey/maple-smoked ham, sliced thin24 4-ounce breasts soy/orange grilled or baked chicken breasts, thinly sliced3 cups prepared Napa cabbage slaw, vinaigrette based3 quarts prepared tempura battercanola oil, as needed6 cups prepared melon, mango ginger or cranberry chutney (optional)
On clean, flat surface, lay out bread slices. Top each slice with camembert. On half of bread slices, top with 2 slices of ham. On remaining bread, top with sliced chicken breast. Spoon 2 tablespoons slaw on top of chicken-topped stacks; invert ham-topped stacks on top of slaw. Tamp down each sandwich. Secure 2 corners of each sandwich with long wood food picks. Cut in half diagonally. Dip each sandwich half in tempura batter to coat. Fry in deep-fat fryer until golden brown on outside and crispy. Remove from hot fat; drain. Cut each half sandwich in half. Serve each hot quartered sandwich with 1/4 cup prepared chutney, if desired.
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Pentax Q w/5-15mm for $250~ (black) [updated]
The Pentax Q with the 5-15mm can be yours for just $250 with free shipping. This is new, not refurbished. There are two options as of the time of writing, at the Target website and ShopNBC.com.
It is also going for $280 at NewEgg Price updated 1/1/13 at 8:35pm ET recheck. Please note prices fluctuate and change over time and the blog-post text cannot be updated automagically!
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Definición de wise guy en inglés:
wise guySilabificación: wise guy
1chiefly North American A person who speaks and behaves as if they know more than others.
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Some wise guy had a tape measure with him and took a reading.
- Well, I have felt he's been a wise guy for some time and it certainly appears he's being that way now with his interlocutors.
- He continued to play numerous characters alternating between lead and supporting roles in various comedy flicks usually seen as a loveable slob, a bumbling schemer or an overbearing wise guy.
2US A member of the Mafia.
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- Could be any inner-city gang member or wise guy.
- In my mind, I pictured him to be a little Italian wise guy, like the mafia hit man that's always the squealer on someone in those old movies.
- While other kids were flipping burgers, he was hiring himself out to local wise guys as muscle or masterminding his own bizarre capers.
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Easter brunch buffet features an appearance by Mr. and Mrs. Bunny costumed characters, who will be available for photos. Musical entertainment provided by the Banjo Buddies. Reservations are required. April 20.
Enjoy a breakfast buffet, a free photo with the Easter Bunny and strolling magician entertainment will be included. Each child recieves complimentary bunny ears. April 19.
A tasty springtime buffet featuring a visit from the Easter Bunny. April 18-19.
Enjoy brunch in Nichols Hall. Bring a basket and hop to the Rose Garden after brunch and join in the Easter egg hunt before taking a stroll to explore the vibrant colors and spring blooms. April 20.


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As far back as I can remember, music has been a central part of my life. My parents both studied music at the University of Michigan, and I grew up listening to my mom's piano students in our house. I picked up my first guitar at 15. I absolutely love playing and learning new songs and chords. Over the years, I've had amazing times at concerts with friends. I love working at Crutchfield because I can help people discover the best way to bring the transformative power of music into their home and car.
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Over the weekend, Bethel's Office of Emergency Management (OEM) worked with the Red Cross to plan for the worse.
"We live in a good area, where no major disasters really happen, but you can never be too prepared," OEM Director Tom Galliford said.
From Friday night into Saturday morning, more than 20 emergency response volunteers and 44 mock displaced persons practiced a sheltering drill at the Clifford J. Hurgin Municipal Center.
Gallford explained that the municipal center would act as refuge if more than 20 Bethel residents were displaced by fire, flooding or severe storm. With smaller groups of people the town's fire houses can also act as shelters.
Originally, several towns in Connecticut were also working with the state's Red Cross chapter to do similar drill, but many were canceled to send help to the those affected by the tornado in Springfield, Mass.
If any such disaster were to happen in Bethel, Galliford said the municipal center can hold up to 50-60 residents in the gym area on the east side of the building. The Red Cross would also setup play areas for children, a kitchen in the basement and even an area for family pets. He also said this could all occur for several days without disrupting normal business that goes on at the municipal center.
"The Red Cross would run this for the most part," Galliford said. "We support the building and supplies and they come with tons of volunteers and donations."
Displaced persons would check in to the Red Cross upon arrival and then would be separated in the dorm area in the gym by family or gender, to maintain a sense of comfort. They would also be supplied a cot, blankets and pillows, extra clothing and food.
In an more isolated part of the municipal center, there were also volunteers from the Connecticut State Animal Response Team or SART.
"What we learned from Hurricane Katrina was that shelters didn't allow pets," SART Member Robert Yost said. "That's when we started a pet shelter, as pet people are passionate about their animals."
To protect human shelter-ees, animals are placed far away from the dorm section of the shelter. Yost said pets are checked in and registered just like their human counterparts. They are also given a health evaluation by a volunteer veterinarian. While SART provides crates, food and water, pet owners in a shelter would still be responsible for walking them outside.
Overall, Galliford said participating in the shelter drill was a success.
"In the four years of being (OEM) director, we've luckily never had to open a shelter like this," Galliford said. "I thought this was a great opportunity to see how it all works."


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It appears that Selena Gomez is dipping into another Mickey-less role, solidifying her catapult into adulthood. Gomez is starring with Ethan Hawke in a film titled Getaway.
A photo hit the internet today with the hoodied (with baseball cap) former child-star in the front seat of a vehicle with Hawke in the pic.
Also starring Jon Voight (that's an interesting one!), Paul Freeman and Bruce Payne, the film is an Action-Crime feature that is set for release next August. OnTheFlix said it is "about a retired race car driver who tries to track down his kidnapped wife with the help of a younger female computer hacker." Gomez mentioned that she's filming the pic in Bulgaria.
Speaking about another film she recently completed, Spring Breakers, at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, Gomez said she is eager to move on to more mature roles.
When my series ended, I was invited to do a couple of films," said the former Wizards of Waverly Place star in Toronto. "I thought the independent film route would be best for me…The biggest challenge is that I have a younger generation of fans who follow my music, shows and clothing line."
Continuing about her fans she added: "Everything I do is for them and this may not be so accessible to them. But the other side is that people put you in a box and it is a challenge for me because some may not take me seriously because of the brand I have – that I'm fortunate to have – but it's also about doing things that I just want to do for me."
Starring James Franco and Vanessa Hudgens, that Harmony Korine-directed Spring Breakers revolves around several college girls who get arrested after robbing a restaurant in order to fund their spring break vacation. But, they're bailed out by a drug and arms dealer who wants them to do some dirty work.
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First of all, thank you for all the tutorials and this great forum!
It helped me a lot get the basics of FMS!
So, I am building an app that users can publish live streams from FMLE or whatever encoder they use.
The streams will originate mostly from a non-flash encoder (FMLE, Xsplit, Wirecast, etc) so I cannot do anything on the client-side.
I am now trying to make it so that when no stream is published, the server will serve a file from the disk in a loop and when a publisher connects and starts streaming it will switch to the live stream.
Similarly when the publisher stops streaming, I want to switch back to the loop file stream.
The whole concept is, that whether a publisher is streaming or not, the viewers will always 'see' something and most of all they don't get disconnected when the stream stops (as it happens by default when the publisher stops streaming).
I've managed to create a recursive function that will stream a video file from the disk over and over.
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2012 Faculty Alumni Award Winners
The Dean, Faculty of Veterinary Science Professor Rosanne Taylor is pleased to invite you to Alumni Awards Cocktail Reception 2012.
"These distinguished graduates have contributed significantly, both locally and internationally, while upholding the highest standards and values in everything they do. Their leadership and innovation in, and deep commitment to, their profession is evident in their career achievements. Leader's aren't born, they are made. And they are made just like anything else, through hard work.
And we are therefore delighted to be able to formally acknowledge our best and brightest, and welcome them back to campus!", says Dean Taylor.
2012 Alumni Award Recipients
Alumni Award for International Achievement:
Professor John Fairbrother BVSc '73 PhD '81
Alumni Award for Professional Achievement:
Emeritus Professor Paul Canfield BVSc '73 PhD '78 CertEdStud '01 DVSc '03 FRCPath FACVSc MRCVS
Professor Margaret Rose BVSc '69 PhD '80
Alumni Award for Young Alumni:
Dr Katherine Van Ekert BVSc Hons 1 '08
2012 Alumni Awards Cocktail Reception
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|Veterinary Science Conference Centre, adjacent to the JD Stewart Building, the University of Sydney
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Here are a few counseling testimonials from Guy Stuff clients. Scroll down and read a few comments to see what kind of results you can get.
Please Note: In keeping with the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists' ethical standards, none of these counseling testimonials were solicited, but rather were comments freely made during our work together. They are real comments made by real counseling clients, as are the descriptions of their treatment; however, the names, ages and cities have been changed to protect each client's confidentiality. These counseling testimonials represent individual experiences, your experience will be your own and these counseling quotes are not intended to guarantee or imply a guarantee of treatment outcome.
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If you are looking for hours of entertainment, easy to use DVR technology, or simply want affordable TV service, consider cable TV in Otego, NY. With cable TV hundreds of HD channels, On Demand titles, and movies are right at your fingertips. And local channels are included for free. Cable is all-digital; it delivers a consistent signal, no matter the weather, so you're never left without something to watch. Cable TV is often bundled with high-speed internet. Cable Internet is faster than DSL, and when you bundle the two services to one monthly bill, you can save up to $400 every year. Plus cable is:
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There's a lot more to cable TV in Otego, NY than great programming. Digital cable is easy to connect to all of your TVs, which is great because 1/3 of all Americans, or 300 in Otego, have 4 or more televisions. Cable TV viewers also watch a lot of DVR content. Since 2006, DVR viewership has increased from 2.2% to 7% of all Americans TV watching. However, 754 people in Otego still watch regularly broadcast programming. And 72% of Americans bundle their cable TV and Internet. Additionally, about half of TV viewers in the U.S. stream some TV content online. That makes 654 people in Otego who have bundled subscriptions, and 436 who use their Internet to watch TV.
Otego, NY Cable Internet
With cable Internet you get faster-than-average high-speed internet. Cable subscribers enjoy average downstream speeds between 5 and 10 Mbps, while the median download speed in the U.S. is only 3 Mbps. And if you get Internet as part of a cable bundle in Otego, you could save as much as $400 every year. 291 people in Otego have cable Internet subscriptions. Because of the great benefits subscribers get from bundling, we understand why broadband penetration in Otego increased 3% from 2009 to 2010.
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Cable TV subscribers in Otego, NY enjoy watching Daniela Ruah in her best role yet. She shines in her present role as Special Agent Kensi Blye in "NCIS." Daniela Ruah, born in Boston and raised in Portugal is an influential member of the Portuguese Jewish Community. She first played Sara in the television show "Jardin's Proibidos" at age 16. She leads a successful career in acting and has won awards including Best Female Actress in the 2010 Teen Choice Awards. See what the awards are all about by catching Daniela on cable TV.
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LANSING (WKZO) -- Flags across the state will be lowered on Monday to honor Private First Class Brian Backus of Harbor Beach. Backus died on June 18th while on active duty in Afghanistan. He was assigned to the Second Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division of Fort Drum, New York. His awards include the National Defense Service Medal, the Afghanistan Campaign Medal, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, the Army Service Ribbon and the Combat Medical Badge.
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Educational Advocacy in Transition
Published on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - 3:53pm
Join our partners, Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, Inc., on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 6 p.m. in the Large Conference Room for "Educational Advocacy in Transition."
Thinking about and planning for transition to adulthood should start as early as possible. Youth and families are encouraged to use secondary school experiences and supports to learn about preferences and areas of strengths. The goal of this session will be to empower the student and family with the skills necessary to advocate for the resources necessary to build the future for the student to have a quality life.
Presented by Mathew Bogin, Esq., Law Office of Matthew Bogin, and Sharmon Word Dennis, Global Enrichment Solutions, LLC., and made possible by the HSC Foundation and the Mitsubichi Electric American Foundation.
The next program in the Special Needs Information Series, "Supported Decision Making and Other Alternatives to Guardianship," is on Tuesday, March 25 at 6 p.m.


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Possible Scam in Post 11 Area
Date of News Release: 07/25/2005
(London, KY) - The Kentucky State Police at London would like to make area businesses aware of a possible scam that is occurring.
The Kentucky State Police at London have been made aware by numerous callers that there is a company who is visiting smaller family owned businesses. This company is offering consulting to the owners and, promising results to the business owner that their volume of business will increase if the consulting is allowed to go forward by these so called consulters.
Post-11 is offering this information as a courtesy and, asking local owners to be especially careful if individuals approach them they are not familiar with asking personal questions about their business. Do not sign any type of documents if approached by these individuals.
The Kentucky State Police at London would like to ask if you are confronted by individuals as listed above to contact them locally at (606) 878-6622 or toll free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state).


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LAKE PLACID The 26th annual Lake Placid Loppet, presented by High Peaks Cyclery, cross-country ski races will be held Saturday, Feb. 9 at the Olympic Sports Complex Cross Country Ski Center. The Lake Placid Loppet has established itself as one of the best events of its kind in the country. Over the past 26 years, thousands of skiers have enjoyed skiing and racing on the challenging Mt. Van Hoevenberg trails at the Olympic Sports Complex. The Lake Placid Loppet is a proud member of the American Ski Marathon Series. This annual event, presented by High Peaks Cyclery in Lake Placid, attracts hundreds of skiers from across the United States and Canada. It consists of a 50 kilometer Loppet (30.1 miles) and a 25-kilometer Kort-Loppet (about 15 miles). There will be classic technique and free technique race starts for both the 25K and 50K races. On race day, Feb. 9, bib pick-up runs from 7 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. There is no race day registration. The 50K classic technique race begins at 9 a.m. followed by the 25K classic race at 9:15 a.m. The 50K free technique race starts at 10 a.m. and the 25K free technique race will follow at 10:15 a.m. This years event includes a free 10K (6.2 miles) fun race on Friday, Feb. 8 at 3 p.m. that is open to all skiers. All interested competitors can register on-site. Late registration and bib pickup will run from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the cross-country lodge with complimentary beverages and hors doeuvres. There is a free .5K (less than ? mile) kids race (ages 12 and under) set to get underway at 6:30 p.m. outside the cross-country lodge while the Waxing for Race Day clinic is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. All Friday events are supported by High Peaks Cyclery. To register for the Lake Placid Loppet, or for more information, please log on to www.lakeplacidloppet.com. For more information on ORDA venues and events and for web cams from five locations, please log on to www.orda.org .
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happy birthday, fran! i hope you have a wonderful day and i just want to say that i can't believe i met someone as amazing as you. hopefully one day i will be able to celebrate your birthday properly beside you. i love you so much it hurts bb. ♥
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Weekend Project: Make Your Weekday Lunches Ahead!
We know many of you are trying to bring your own lunch to work with you these days, and we're here to help! This weekend, let's get our acts together and make sure we have a plan for the week...
There are really two key factors when it comes to deciding to bring your lunch and really sticking to it:
1. Make it as easy as possible - No one wants to spend hours the night before or (heaven forbid) in the morning preparing their lunch. You need to be able to grab it and go.
2. Make it tasty - If you're bored with what's in your lunch bag, that's all the more temptation to leave it in the fridge and eat out.
For that first factor, let's have a plan and then try to make as much ahead of time as possible. That way, we don't have to think about it during the week - all we have to do is some minor assembly before transferring a portion into a travel container.
Veggies for salads can be cut up ahead of time. Chicken can be cooked and shredded for chicken salad. Soup can be made and pre-portioned. Keep all your lunch fixings together in one spot the fridge so you don't have to go searching for them in the morning.
As for keeping lunch tasty and interesting, that's where you get to be creative! We find that we can eat the same lunch for about week before we need to change it up and look for something new. We also have to be honest with ourselves sometimes: "Sure, ham sandwiches are easy, but am I really going to want to eat that come lunchtime?!"
Later today, we'll share two of our favorite make-ahead lunch templates. For now, here are a few of the tricks and techniques we use to spice things up:
• Breakfast-For-Lunch
• Perk Up Sandwiches with Seasoned Salt
• Eight Ways to Build Flavor
• Changing How the Food Is Served
• Good Ideas for School Lunches
And as a final suggestion, consider giving yourself some incentive now and again. If you bring your lunch with you, maybe let yourself buy a nice roll to eat with your salad or a brownie for dessert.
What other strategies do you have for bringing your lunch to work?
Related: Do's and Don'ts: Eating on Public Transit
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I'm part of a lunch group at work - there's 5 of us and we each bring 5 portions of something we make over the weekends and trade on Monday. That way we all have lunch for the week, save on costs and don't get bored eating the same thing every day. For folks with similar diets it's a great way to keep things interesting and cheap!
Great idea... wish I had enough people with similar tastes to do this with. (and/or who would actually make stuff!)
I guess motivation's not a problem for me; it's something I just do without thinking, though it's mostly banging together sandwiches the night before. But under item 1 (making it easy), intentional leftovers - soups, stews, casseroles, stir-fries, big batches of dolmas (in my case) make great packed lunches. Supper one day, lunch the next.
Now I have a question... my husband refuses to take soups or saucy things to work because he's careless with his lunch bag and the containers (I think they're Rubbermaid) leak. Can anyone recommend lunchable containers that seal really well?
I always make something for the week ahead on Sunday and pack it up in separate containers immediately. That way I'm all set and all I have to do is grab it from the fridge in the morning. The only thing I have to prepare in the morning is adding granola to my yogurt because pre-packing it means soggy granola (and that's not good).
Leftovers for lunch are the other option. Like whytehpoenix, I often make double the portion and pack the rest up for lunch the next day. Pasta dishes especially.
I also like sillahee's idea of trading lunches. I'll have to ask some of my friends if they want to try that!
whytephoenix-- you have a couple of options. An environmentally sound option is to reuse mason jars for soupy lunch items. If you want something that you can reheat in and eat out of, I recommend pyrex's glass containers with lids. I carry mine all the time and have never had them leak, even if they flip over in my bag. Important: don't reheat with the lid all the way on! It is best to open and set it loosely on top.
I bring my lunch a lot and usually cook up a big batch of something (stew, soup, curry, etc) and portion it out in plastic containers. I then freeze and take them into work (where the freezer is NEVER used, so i can use it as my personal food storage without clogging up my home freezer). If i continue to make batches of food over time, i can build up a small stash of "frozen food" and therefore can decide what i want to have on a given day, not just what i prepared on Sunday and have eaten for 3 days straight.
Admittedly, this is a little easier in the winter, when you're more likely to eat hot, easily-freezable comfort foods. Doesn't really work with a salad. :)
Let's try to work on the pictures, shall we???
The pic has a meal that was obviously microwaved in plastic, and a disposable cup!
Thanks DI - I could do Mason jars but the huz is self-concious, I may get some Pyrex for him.
My favorite brand for non-leaking is lock 'n lock. I love them, the biggest problem is that they seal so well you sometimes forget they're in the fridge, and well... I forget for a long time ;)
They work because they have a tight rubber gasket in the lid, and when you "lock" the sides, it compresses to the body. I have never had one leak, even when carrying soup in a very loose bag.
I always make things that taste good cold. Quinoa stir fries are a pretty standard thing for me, and I am pretty quick at whipping them up the morning before. Throwing together salad greens on top of a pesto-slathered dehydrated pizza crust (like a giant circular raw cracker) with a squirt of lemon, then an entire avocado in my bag is another quick fix. I have a thing about freshness, so making things a week in advance doesn't work too well for me. Usually I will only end up buying once a week max. Now to cut the latte habit.
A couple years ago I put myself on a lunch and latte diet, I had calculated that my drink a day latte was costing me nearly 90 dollars a month, and at 5 dollars a lunch average? Yikes! I bought a number of different sized rubbermaid containers, a cute little lunch bag and slowly weaned myself off the lattes over a month or two. I kept a calender in my lunch bag and tallied up every day how much I saved to give myself motivation. These days I make cous cous or quinoa salads, eat leftovers, or I make my own sandwich bread and challenge myself to avoid as much packaging in all things. I like a little sweet thing for lunch and my latest pleasure is to mix up a bit of peanut butter with honey and coconut, chill it in fridge and have a treat with no packaging. I will work harder on more local ingredients in my next "challenge".
Hey freyalei, I used to take a similar peanut butter mix for breakfast to work every day. I used rolled oats instead of coconut and I tossed in some cinnamon. About 3 cups of it mixed up and left in the office fridge would be enough for the week, and I rarely had to worry about grabbing breakfast before heading out the door in the morning. I did get burned out on it though after having the same thing for almost 9 months.
I also try to keep some oats in a microwavable bowl in my desk with cinnamon and some splenda already added. Add water, heat, and I've got lunch or dinner if I'm working late.
flataffect, I like the idea of the oats, thanks. Yum.
After being inspired by Heidi Swanson at 101 cookbooks I added more whole grains back into my diet again. I mix in cooked small grain brown rice sometimes to give the peanut butter more chewiness. Oats seem like a natural. And we just got this exquisite Vietnamese cinnamon.
(I sound like a hippy, but am not. Not that there is anything wrong with being a hippy, no offense meant. )
We have a big fridge at work, so on Mondays I try to bring enough sandwich makings, pieces of fruit, and cut up veggies to last at least through Thursday. This way, I don't have to think about it every day. Also, I have two teens at home, and the odds of those sandwich ingredients still being in the home fridge by Wednesday morning are kind of low. I try to bring leftovers from supper occasionally, but, see "teenagers" above.
Where did the container come from?
I am another Lock 'n Lock fan! I buy them at Target, I believe. Or WM.
another idea...google bento lunch ideas. Lot's of bento makers prepare their lunches on the weekend for the week ahead and have tons of great ideas.
Personally, I buy a huge bag or two of mixed greens at GFS and make a salad daily with sliced almonds, currants or other dried fruit, Raw sprouted flax (from WF), brocolli slaw, cucumber and red onion. It's pretty easy to prepare daily. I keep all the dry goods together and toss in a bowl and bring a long a bottle of dressing; currently rasberry vinagrette. Lots of coworkers covet my salad.


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Gotta love this dodger bullpen. They have cost Kershaw another win.
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Gotta love this dodger bullpen. They have cost Kershaw another win.
Bellisario has found new ways to suck.
I didn't see that replay until now. Now that was funny!
3 wins in a row....that's called a winning streak!! woo hoo. Also, hearing Dodgers are pursuing Ricky Nolasco VERY hard in part to keep him away from SF and SD.
Oh, and ManBearPuig is ****ing awesome!
Brandon ****ing Leage. This guy is beyond terrible. They need to just eat the contract and DFA him. And fire Colletti.
Ned gave him a three year deal because of how well the Guerrier three year deal worked.
and to think I was feeling good with a 6-2 lead....


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Gov. Brown Does the Sacramento Choo-Choo
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Jerry Brown gives great speeches with unusual quotes that never let the listener forget he is a former seminarian. In that spirit during his State of the State address Thursday, Brown quoted jurist Oliver Wendell Holmes, told a story from Genesis and marveled at the "mysterious cycle in human events" observed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. He moved on to Michel de Montaigne and Irish poet William Butler Yeats. But then Brown ventured into the land he rarely visits, the land of words with one syllable. He ended his address before a joint session of the California Legislature by invoking "The Little Engine That Could."
"I think I can," the governor choo-chooed. "I think I can."
"And over the mountain the little engine went. We're going to get over that mountain. I have no doubt about it."
Though Brown was referring to high-speed rail, in a sense Brown was referring to both himself and California. In 2010, he won election to reclaim California's governorship — 36 years after he first was elected to the job. And in November, he persuaded state voters to raise income and sales taxes to balance the state budget.
Before Brown, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger tried to coax voters to do likewise but failed. Brown's Proposition 30 passed with an amazing 55 percent of the vote. Brown thought he could, and he did.
Now California has gone over the mountain. In 2010, California was very blue. Democrats held every statewide office, as well as a majority of seats in the Assembly and Senate.
In 2013, the Golden State is even bluer. For most of this session, Democrats are expected to hold a supermajority in both houses. Republicans won't be able to stop tax increases by withholding the votes needed to reach the two-thirds threshold.
For the first time in years, the Democrats who gave California close to a decade of shortfalls and red ink won't be able to blame Sacramento's dysfunction on the GOP. So what are they doing? They're talking like Republicans.
"Fiscal discipline is not the enemy of our good intentions," quoth Brown, "but the basis for realizing them." He lauded "the wisdom of Joseph," who saved up for hard times. He urged lawmakers not to write too many laws "constantly expanding the coercive power of government."
"It appears we have a Republican governor," quipped dubious state Sen. Jim Nielsen, R-Gerber. As long as I've known Brown, he has prided himself for sporting a conservative streak. Brown thought as much when he was mayor of Oakland and California's attorney general.
Now that the Democrats have a supermajority, Brown is going to feel what it is to be righteously right. Party progressives will be clamoring for new programs and creative tax hikes that threaten to destabilize state coffers.
"No spending splurges," state Sen. Kevin de Leon, D-Los Angeles, assured me. California needs "job growth."
It's hard to imagine such discipline lasting. By nature, Democrats spend too much. Without the check of the GOP, there will be only Brown to slow that runaway train.
Forget "I think I can." For the next two years, Brown will be muttering to himself, as if to Democratic leaders, "No, you don't." In his dreams, Brown will be seeing Gray Davis — the governor voters recalled in 2003, in part because of a party-driven tripling of the vehicle license fee.
During Brown's first stint as governor, columnist Mike Royko dubbed him "Governor Moonbeam." The second time around, Brown could become known as "Governor No."
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Corky's Final Rankings
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Unfortunately, this Kamp Season's done. But, we will return next year, and sail…..to the setting sun. As this Kamp draws to a close, it is now time to present the FINAL SCD RANKINGS to all Kampers, according to myself. After four awesome and fairly unique trips (seriously, no two trips were alike) I have the final rankings. If you remember, the rankings from last year and the year before that put Powder Keg in front, giving the PK a chance for a three-peat. But many different rides gave PK a run for its money this summer, so let's see how it turned out.
4th Place: ThuNderaTion. TNT couldn't compete with the competition this year, our second place ride from last year got bumped out of it's spotlight. A cause of this? Long lines, tame rides, sore backs and necks. Next year? Likely the same story, I don't know. Just a prediction.
3rd Place: The Giant Swing. Last year's honorable mention for a great ride and short lines has been docked to third place in it's first year of being ranked by me. Last year's stroke of luck for this ride didn't prove that it could be a contender in the ranks. Although the Swing did have one first place week this year, the other weeks put the swing down in the basement of third or fourth place. Not enough to contend with the two main rollercoasters and frontrunners this year.
2nd Place: Powder Keg. Our two time champion has been knocked out of first place for the first time ever. Although PK is one of my all-time favorite rides, long lines and bumpy rides couldn't contend with the smoothness of our first place champion.
1st Place: WildFire. Finally, the champion. As Spider and I recently experienced, Wildfire nine times in one day is fairly unbeatable. Front seat? Best place in the entire park. Wildfire finally takes the championship, even after a third place finish AFTER Thunderation and Powderkeg last year. Can Wildfire take it again next year, and follow in the footsteps of Powderkeg? Will Powderkeg or the Swing, or even Thunderation rise up to the challenge next year? Read on, bloggers, read on. See everone next season for the new set of ranks.
Your humble coaster fanatic, Corky


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In a musical landscape populated by overbearing opinions, scarce enthusiasm, tangled rehearsal schedules and—worst of all—serious hobbyists, keeping a band together can be overwhelming at best. Rather than endure the hardships that have the potential to break up a group, Royce Haas (aka Big Brother) decided to travel a path seldom wandered: the one man band.
Among the millions of bands in pursuit of stardom today, rarely will you come across a group with less than three members. Yes, duos have proved their ability to throw down (Black Keys, The White Stripes, Rodrigo Y Gabriella), but seldom will you find the elusive one man band gem (musicians who play all instruments at once, not just write all parts and record them separately). Largely a spectacle for novelty, one man bands do not receive the attention they deserve. Perhaps it's the lack of personnel that usually allure avid fans, or maybe the finances of touring and recording are just too heavy a burden for one man to bear. Regardless, it truly is a shame these treasures are overlooked.
It all fell into place for Big Brother around 2006. Literally. He was playing guitar one day and some spare drum he had been fooling around with fell into perfect position at his feet right next to a pedal. Once he learned he could play them at the same time as the guitar, he was more or less obsessed for months. Despite the fluency of his recordings, he really does play them all at once, though not traditionally. Instead of having all drums strapped to his back and played via foot pedals, Royce places his kick and snare drums on the floor in front of him, and hits his hi hat with the head of his guitar. With three percussive instruments, one guitar and one voice; the man is doing 5 things at once.
What makes this oddity even more intriguing is his answer for coping with performance anxiety. Playing on stage in front of strangers is nerve wracking in a multiperson band, it's scary as a solo musician and downright terrifying as a solo musician with 5 things to coordinate all at the same time. To combat this side affect, Big Brother played his first few gigs with peers on stage dancing around in bunny suits. With Big Brother's sometimes shady content, a little comic relief can't hurt. "You cannot see a bunny jumping on a trampoline and not smile." And if performing alone isn't difficult enough, touring is even harder. Big Brother keeps a mannequin by his side for company during car rides, and has even been known to dress him up like a person to prevent break-ins.
The music? Drifting somewhere between the dirty delta and wild west, it's almost as dark as the bags under his eyes. With topics ranging from fugitives on the run in murder ballads to an ode to a past addiction (appropriately titled "Heroin"), Big Brother's content will not be overshadowed by his circus act. Accompanying these dark themes is a twisted depiction of patriotism. With relatives and friends serving in Iraq, this mutinous sentiment towards American society comes as no surprise from such a quintessentially blue collar artist. The guitar / percussion duo is raw at best, and I mean this in the best way possible. The sound is locked, as he doesn't have to worry about timing with any other musicians. However despite these rhythmic marriages, the sound as a whole is suffering from an acute case of schizophrenia, as the guitar barges in with a testosterone- induced distortion at times and lays low, delicately supporting vocals, at others. Referencing rockabilly influences the likes of The King and blues icons John Lee Hooker and Robert Johnson, Haas produces a mix between the Fratellis' (during his lighter topics) and Nirvana (at Cobain's gloomier moments) ultimately churning noise the in the same vein as the Black Keys with the flamboyant appeal of Jack White.
Big Bro made the decision a few months ago to exit the unrewarding bar gig / tour lifestyle and shoot for something more original to better suit his style; street performing in America's biggest city. If you happen to be walking around Times Square, keep your eyes peeled for a one man band with an enormous bunny dancing by his side. When you find him (he's hard to miss) be sure to show the love! It might not be long until you're dancing right by his side in a bunny costume of your own.


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"Scandal" star Kerry Washington is showing off her sultry side in the latest issue of DETAILS Magazine. Get the deets inside on Kerry's new ABC show and watch Wale and Miguel perform "Lotus Flower Bomb" on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon."
Kerry Washington vamped it up in the latest issue of DETAILS Magazine where she rocked a shiny blazer, high heels by Theyskens' Theory and Blush underwear. We normally don't see her this sexed up but she looks hot.
The fab actress has hot projects coming down the pipeline on both the big and small screens. In addition to playing Jamie Foxx's wife in the upcoming Quentin Tarantino flick Django Unchained, the actress is also starring in Shonda Rhimes' new ABC show "Scandal."
In her DETAILS interview, she joked about being famous and how strangers always try to figure out where they know her from.
"I guess what they're going to say they recognize me from. If it's a teenage guy? "You're the blind girl from Fantastic Four!" A European? "It's always The Last King of Scotland." A lesbian? "She Hate Me!"
Kerry added that she is excited about the start of "Scandal" (Apr. 5) and fans will love the show. Can't wait!
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Lecture by Dr. Milton Friedman
Do you agree with Dr. Friedman? Why or why not? Please watch the video even if economics is painfully boring. This will eventually effect you directly.
(It's eerie that he could be speaking today and would only have to change a word or two out of the whole speech):
"….because it seems to me so urgent that we need to deflate these myths, recognize what the reality is, in order to be able to provide a basis for a change in our philosophy; a reversal in the direction of our thought. In my opinion, if we do not do so.. — if we continue on the road we've been going, if we continue to rely more and more on government, and less and less on the individual — we are condemned to a future of tyranny and misery, and therefore it is to me essential for this country to recognize these myths for what they are, and adjust our thinking to correct perception of our present and our past." — Dr. Milton Friedman, speaking at Utah State University
5 Myths covered in this speaking engagement:
1) Robber Barron Myth — "the myth that somehow or another in the 19th century, there was an era of unrestrained, rugged individualism in which heartless, monopoly capitalists exploited the poor unmercifully and ground them beneath their heels."
2) Great Depression Myth — "the myth that the Great Depression from 1929 to the late 30's was produced by the failure of private enterprise."
3) The Demand for Government Service Myth — "the myth that governments had to step in because of the failure of the private market, and the widespread demand for government services."
4) It's a Free Lunch Myth — "the myth that there is such a thing as a free lunch"
5) The Robin Hood Myth: — "the myth that somehow or another that government operates by taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor."
There are so many zingers in this video that I can't fit them all here. It's a mind-blowing and eye-opening video. He is brilliant.
From Dr. Perry's blog: "The genius of Milton Friedman is that his economic insights are as powerful as they are timeless. Despite the fact that these comments were made more than thirty years ago in 1978 at the Mayo Clinic, they ring as true today as they did then."


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July 8, 2008, 9:00 AM
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors met for regular session at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, July 8, 2008 in the Board Room of the Floyd County Courthouse with the following in attendance: Chairman Enabnit, Supv. Staudt and Supv. Dunkel.
Dunkel/Staudt moved to amend the agenda to include review/action regarding drainage district #2. Motion carried 3-0. Staudt/Dunkel moved to approve the agenda as amended. Motion carried 3-0.
Dunkel/Staudt moved to approve the June 23, 24, 30 and July 1, 2008 minutes. Motion carried 3-0.
Staudt/Dunkel moved to approve the following claims: County #4138-4164 and 1-85, Secondary Roads #10866-10897, MH-DD #57925-57940. Motion carried 3-0.
Dunkel/Staudt moved to approve the Iowa Department of Human Services Interim Assistance Reimbursement Agreement. Motion carried 3-0.
Staudt/Dunkel moved to approve the letter to the Environmental Protection Commission regarding hog confinements in Floyd County and send the letter after we receive notice from the DNR regarding Knapp Finishers LLC permit. Motion carried 3-0.
The Board noted Supervisor Staudt's approval of a fireworks permit for Jason Trask for July 4th through July 9th. Staudt/Dunkel moved to approve a fireworks permit for Janet Willert for August 1, 2008 through July 31, 2009. Motion carried 3-0.
Dunkel/Staudt moved to approve the FMC Community Empowerment Fiscal Agent Agreement for Fiscal Year 2009. Motion carried 3-0.
Staudt/Dunkel moved to send notice to all Township Trustees and Clerks advising them that since they are autonomous as Special District Governments, they must provide their own property, general liability, worker's compensation and vehicle insurance after June 30, 2009. Motion carried 3-0.
Dunkel/Staudt moved to direct the Auditor to contact salvage yards for disposition of the 1985 Chevy pickup. Motion carried 3-0.
Staudt/Dunkel moved to direct the Treasurer to stop accruing interest on August 31, 2008 for the viaduct project funds. Motion carried 3-0.
Dunkel/Enabnit moved to advise the County Attorney to write a letter to John Duffy, attorney for Bill Vorhes, regarding Drainage District #12, that the supervisors do not govern this drainage district and any action they request should go to the mutual drainage district owners. Motion carried 2-0 with Supv Staudt abstaining.
The Board discussed the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program regarding property acquisitions and demolition (buyout) of flood prone property. So far there are five rural residents who have show interest in this program. Discussion included criteria for the participation in the program. NIACOG will aid the county with this process should we decide to participate.
The public hearing for amending the Floyd County, Iowa Ordinance 137 Floyd County Board of Health opened at 10:10 a.m. There were no written or oral objections or comments received prior to the hearing. Jeff Sherman, Zoning/E911-Addressing/Sanitarian Director, attended the hearing and explained the purpose of the change including mainly licensing requirements for on-site wastewater treatment installers. The hearing closed at 10:18 a.m. Staudt/Dunkel moved to approve the first reading of the amendment of Ordinance 137 Floyd County Board of Health and set the second reading for July 22. Motion carried 3-0.
Dusten Rolando, County Engineer, provided foreman's minutes and updated the Board on the viaduct project, Washington School Watershed levy, the Rockford road project, 300th St bridge, 250th St day labor project, meetings with FEMA, the parking lot north of the courthouse, flood damaged areas, 110th St bridge, and contract rock laying starting next week. Rolando is interviewing candidates for the maintenance position.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NEWS RELEASE/WHAS11) - Expect more delays during rush hour commutes after authorities had to close another lane on the John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge.
I-65 southbound is now down to one lane, and it's set to stay that way until July 4. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says crews discovered the top layer of reinforcing steel is too close to the surface, and now the machines they need to pave the road are wider than a single lane of traffic.
"They are doing all of this to provide the best possible product for the bridge," Andrea Clifford with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said. "The only other way around it is a complete closure, and at that point you won't have anybody moving across the bridge."
To help ease congestion a familiar plan has been put into place. The Clark Memorial Bridge will now have one reversible lane, and Louisville Metro Police will be helping to keep traffic moving. It's the same plan that was used during the Sherman Minton Bridge closure.
The following is a news release from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet:
An additional lane closure will be required in the construction zone on the John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge, which carries Interstate 65 over the Ohio River.
During removal of the old latex overlay on the bridge, crews discovered today that the upper layer of reinforcing steel is too close to the roadway surface. To adequately cover the steel, crews must put down more concrete than was planned. The additional weight of concrete will prevent application of a special asphalt waterproofing membrane, as had been planned. The final driving surface will instead be concrete.
The machines used for concrete paving are wider than can be accommodated in a single traffic lane. Therefore, traffic must be limited to a single lane for prescribed periods.
Until now, southbound traffic has had two lanes - one on the southbound side of the bridge, which is three lanes wide, and a "crossover" lane of the northbound side, which is four lanes wide. Now, however, crews will be working on all three southbound lanes of the bridge.
Beginning tonight at 8 p.m., southbound I-65 will be reduced to the single crossover lane. Two lanes will be maintained for northbound I-65 traffic across the bridge. This traffic pattern will be in place until 5 a.m. on Wednesday, July 4.
To help reduce congestion for motorists traveling from southern Indiana to Louisville, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) will be utilizing reversible lanes on the Clark Memorial Bridge during this phase of work. On weekdays, the four-lane bridge will have three lanes southbound to Louisville for morning rush hours. KYTC crews will set up cones by 5:00 a.m. and remove them around 9:00 a.m. Local law enforcement will assist with traffic control.
In the next phase of work, traffic will be restricted to one lane for northbound I-65 traffic and revert to two lanes for southbound traffic. The switch to this traffic pattern is currently scheduled to begin at midnight on July 4.
Vehicles wider than 9 feet are restricted from traveling through the work zone. The project area is along I-65 from the Main Street overpass in Louisville to the north end of the bridge in southern Indiana (mile points 136.2 to 137.3). Repairs will also be performed on four ramp bridges in the I-65/I-64 interchange.
The schedule for ramp closures has been adjusted a couple of days as indicated on the attached calendar. The following ramps (shown in yellow on the attached map) are currently closed and will remain closed for the duration of the project:
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The exit ramps from southbound I-65 to eastbound I-64/northbound I-71 and westbound I-64 (shown on attached map in blue) are currently closed. These ramps are scheduled to reopen by July 3rd. Motorists should follow the signed detour via westbound I-265 to I-64.
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The CCEA, headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, authorised OVL to make an additional investment of $70 million, taking the total cash put in the BC-10 project in Brazil to $383 million, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram told journalists during the briefing on the Cabinet decisions here.
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Accidents and incidents involving business jet operations in Europe fell dramatically last year compared to 2012. According to data gathered by AIN, there were five total mishaps last year versus nine in 2012. Three accidents caused 10 fatalities in 2012 whereas there was one fatal crash last year that killed two persons. Additionally, there had been no accidents or major incidents involving business jets in Europe as of late April this year.
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Grant Hundley, president of Global Appearance Partners, spent nine years with NetJets as manager of aircraft appearance for the U.S.-based fleet. Last October "I thought it was time to move on and do something different based on what I'd learned about the detailing business. What we've done is develop a different approach to aircraft detailing," he told AIN.
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Single Point Assist has launched a new AOG subscription service tailored for destinations in Asia and Latin America. Operators can register with the company on a monthly or yearly plan. Upon encountering a maintenance issue, subscribers contact Single Point Assist, which will dispatch a local technician, usually line mechanics from the airline industry, who can quickly diagnose and repair the problem.
Transport Canada last month notified the FAA of a potentially dangerous fuel system defect in Bombardier's new CRJ700 regional jet, prompting the U.S. agency to issue an emergency AD for the model. According to Transport Canada, CRJ700s may experience uncommanded fuel transfer between the wing tanks and the center tank, creating a condition in which the center tank can overfill and leak.
An NTSB preliminary report suggests that the Beechcraft King Air B90 (N10TM) that crashed into a parking lot in Chattanooga, Tenn., on September 19 ran out of fuel. The airplane was substantially damaged after hitting a light pole and cartwheeling into parked cars, but the ATP-rated pilot and three passengers received only minor injuries. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed.
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Make a tablescape from sugar, food coloring, and a little cold water. These edible treats are a true feast for the eyes. Decorate them any way you like to celebrate your Easter holiday this year.
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- Stir together 4 teaspoons cold water and 2 drops of desired food coloring. Combine sugar and colored water in a zip-top plastic bag; blend well.
- Pack sugar mixture firmly and evenly into 2 large half-egg molds; scrape off excess sugar mixture. Invert eggs onto a baking sheet; remove molds. Using a spatula, gently shave a flat edge on wide end of each egg to form a base.
- Bake at 200° for 15 to 20 minutes or until eggs harden. Remove from oven, cool, and scoop excess sugar from center of each egg half with a spoon or paring knife, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Smooth edges with a spatula or spoon. Return to oven, and bake 10 to 15 minutes or until dried.
- Scoop out center of 1 egg half gently, all the way through, with a spoon or paring knife to form an oval window, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Smooth window edges with a spatula or spoon.
- Invert both egg halves onto a baking sheet. Pipe Royal Icing into egg half without window, and decorate Easter scene as desired.
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- For horizontal Egg Kaleidoscopes: Prepare egg molds as directed, and invert onto a baking sheet, removing molds. Gently cut off 1 inch from narrow end of each egg half to form a window. Bake as directed. Scoop out center of each egg, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Decorate shells as desired. Pipe Royal Icing around inside rim of 1 shell, and gently place on top of remaining shell, forming a whole egg. Pipe a border around outside rim of window and seam of egg. Let stand at least 1 hour to dry.
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