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Teel Time: Virginia Tech tests its Duke "philosophy" Thursday at CassellStory | Feb 1, 2012 | 2:36 AMVirginia Tech's basketball program is 3-8 against Duke since joining the ACC. Sounds rather grim until you consider how the rest of the conference has fared against Mike Krzyzewski's Blue Devils. Over the same span, since the 2004-05 season...
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Teel Time: Duke's Coach K gracious to Virginia Tech, applauds his team's decision to abandon TwitterStory | Feb 2, 2012 | 9:53 PMAlmost without fail, in victory or defeat, Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski says something gracious about the Blue Devils' opponent. Duke's 75-60 win at Virginia Tech on Thursday was no different. "They can hit threes, and (Erick)...
Teel Time: Virginia coach Tony Bennett concedes talent gap but nothing elseStory | Oct 20, 2011 | 7:21 AMLeftovers from Wednesday's ACC basketball media gathering. Simply stir, nuke and enjoy. * I wasn't at Virginia coach Tony Bennett's table when he said this, but VirginiaSports.com's Jeff White was. "For being in our third year, I think we've...
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Teel Time: Virginia looks forward to Thursday challenge at DukeStory | Jan 7, 2012 | 7:07 PMWinning streak meets losing streak when Virginia plays at Duke on Thursday. The Cavaliers have won 12 consecutive games this season. They have lost 14 straight games at Cameron Indoor Stadium. "It's going to be a great test for us,"...


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The following post appeared on Sinead O'Connor's website yesterday, Saturday August 20th and was reported on Independent.ie: The man who runs my site will protectively suggest I may want to visit the bathroom for a few intimate moments and a subsequent cold shower before deciding to post this on the site but I will of course ignore him as it's too late now and the her-moans are having the best of me. I recently read of a woman in America who married and regularly humps her truck. I don't yet own a truck but I'm beginning to understand her head space. And am worried I too may be so desperate for sex that within days I might run up the road and hump Bray Cab's whole fleet in one hour. Forty quid clear-up afterward. Can't say fairer than that. Except maybe a photo for their web-site. Which would be … There's more


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The Bothy, nr Aberfeldy - Sleeps 2
Beautifully situated on a hillside high above the attractive Highland Perthshire town of Aberfeldy, these 2 delightful semi-detached cottages enjoy panoramic views over the historic Birks of Aberfeldy and the Tay Valley. Each property has a garden area with patio and garden furniture and a private path leads down to the spectacular falls and woodlands of the Birks, a popular circular walk. Completely refurbished with great attention to detail and comfortably furnished, these cottages are ideal for a relaxing holiday at any time of year.
Aberfeldy (1 mile) has excellent shops, pubs, restaurants and visitor attractions. A lovely country club within 1/2 a mile offers quality food and drink. Pitlochry, home to the renowned Festival Theatre, is 15 miles away and Perth is less than an hour's drive. Walking, cycling, climbing, golf, angling, water sports, sailing, riding and off road driving are all available. In the geographical centre of Scotland, this is the ideal base for touring on scenic roads.
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Bus services in the area are provided by Stagecoach and the main route running through the village is the X64 between Winchester and Alton. This connects to the rail services at both ends, and also buses north to Guildford, and buses all around the Winchester area.
Timetables can be checked at www.stagecoachbus.com/timetables.aspx
Stagecoach also run a return service (route 240) from Ropley Parish Hall to Alresford every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. It leaves the Parish Hall at 11.20am and returns from Alresford at 12.55pm, offering a 20 minute trip with an hour-and-a-quarter for shopping etc.
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The Ideal, Safest Temperature to Set the Water Heater Is...
Now the daily temperatures have dipped down into the "gotta put on some socks and a sweater" range, it also means I've been adjusting morning showers or post-workout baths into the steamy-hot triple digits. But there can be a fine line to ride between "ahh" hot and "owww" scalding, sometimes only divided by the most minute eyelash width of adjustments...
But beside the joys of sinking into a hot bath or indulging in a relaxing shower, the temperature you set the water heater could possibly directly affect your health in an unsuspected and invisible way. You see, stagnant water inside water heaters, especially those serving multiple units in apartments or older divided buildings, and the connecting piping system from heater to taps can become breeding grounds for a plethora of pathogens...undesired guests which you might be inviting right onto your skin, into your dishwashing machine, and through your tap.
Thus, it's important to maintain a balance between setting the water heater to a temperature reducing the risk of scalding, while also keeping a high enough setting to prevent illness, most specifically legionellosis (Legionnaires' disease).
Tessa Miller over at Lifehacker has gathered up an excellent and informative summary about the conditions where pathogens can breed within hot water heating systems, including placing a number on the ideal water heater setting. But first it's good to note the correlation between temperatures and how it affects possible pathogens inside household water heating systems, according to Legionella and the prevention of legionellosis from the World Health Organization website:
- Above 70 °C (158 °F): Legionella dies almost instantly
- At 60 °C (140 °F): 90% die in 2 minutes
- At 50 °C (122 °F): 90% die in 80–124 minutes, depending on strain
- At 48 to 50 °C (118 to 122 °F): Can survive but do not multiply
- 32 to 42 °C (90 to 108 °F): Ideal growth range
Ideal Maximum Temperature Is... So what's the ideal temperature then? The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) pins the ideal balance between safety and comfort at a setting of 120 °F (49 °C).
I have to admit I set our old apartment water heater more in the 140°F range because I grew up enjoying really hot baths, and always practice the steady hand art of incrementally increasing the water's temp with tiny adjustments throughout my shower or bath. But I can recognize the reasoning behind the CPSC's decision to recommend a safer, though somewhat tepid 120 °F, for the sake of children and elderly, the two demographics most injured by hot water.
The Canada Safety Council recommends the following bathing habits, whether you set the temps higher or at the CPSC recommended number:
- Never leave a child alone while drawing water in a bathtub, and check the water temperature before putting your child in.
- Test the water temperature before bathing or showering.
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We found our new dishwasher would not clean the dishes well unless we set the heater to 140. Bummer, because our old, ugly, rusted dishwasher cleaned them fine at a lower temperature. So much for "upgrading!"
You can get "booster heaters" to provide a small amount of hotter water to a single appliance, but I don't know anything about those except apparently they exist.
Thank you for this... I have been slowly turning up the water heater... they want the temp lower.. I say it's not hot enough to do dishes if I can hold my hand under the faucet with just the hot water running. No one has noticed the difference!
I don't know where the hot water heater in my apartment is set to, but I'd wager it's around 120-130 range, due to regulations most likely.
The water by itself is hot enough to be uncomfortable, to almost scalding, as is with JUST the hot water on. The hot water tank is right next to the kitchen sink in a cubby under the counter. I think that largely has to do with the distance it has to travel (not far at all). The bathroom is literally on the other side of the kitchen wall, and the hot water heater sits between them.
However, I have poor water pressure, the hot water for the shower/tub is barely, add the cold and it's adequate, though not forceful at all.
I know dishwashers should have a booster to boost the hot water to at least 140 for sanitation purposes, if yours doesn't, I'd suspect the booster isn't working, or hooked up.
Now, mind you, it takes a bit of time before the water gets hot enough out of the tap, so let it run a bit before testing.
This falls into the too much anxiety mode for me. Set the temperature for the dish washer, teach and watch your kids (how did my siblings and I ever survive?).
I have a shower head that holds the hot water mix down so that I can't take a really hot shower even though I want to - I tell myself that warm is better for my skin, but I want that hot shower sometimes!
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There aren't really "stacks" in the Rose Reading Room – just shelves around the perimeter. The stacks for the Schwartzman Library (formerly the Astor, Lenox, Tilden Library – aka – the one with the lions out in front) are below the building and underneath Bryant Park. The public is not allowed into the stacks there.
What France must deal with everyday.
Could have mistaken those ghosts as burkas.
Gotta love your "friendly" and "helpful" librarian for correcting the story. Glad you are a former librarian!
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* I mentioned the new Library reconstructed about a month ago, at the
cost of $7 million, from taxes and donations. My thoughts
were these. Librarys of the past are dead. We need to commercialize
the library and boost the education parts of it by putting in a coffee
shop, perhaps even a breakfast and lunch area with membership discounts.
A book store where members get a discount. A planetarium – conference
arena where business can meet, have conferences… yet a great place
for kids to congregate and learn. Also make this a science room
for inventions, ideas and just a good meeting place. A library for the
future with a geo-political room with large screen LCD's where we
can have Google Earth and more. We could charge a small rental fee.
I can keep going… an aquarium just big enough to be a satellite for
the city aquarium. This would be a very exciting place… Newest
solar modules on the roof for display and paid tours…
Perhaps the reconstruction would have cost $21 million rather than 7,
but the return on investment would have been far greater.
Libraries are changing gradually to keep up with technology and modern tastes —
BUT — I have rarely, if ever, called the local library for information since I got internet 17 or 18 years ago.! Not that I believe everything that's online — far from it — but I do a great deal of research, and uncover phone numbers and e-mails for contacts who can answer my questions or supply materials much better than a public library could ever do. I can access university libraries and arrange interlibrary loans if I need them. I can even get rare historic maps online now, so why have the hassle of going to a library! It seems to me that one function of a public library of the future would be to teach research skills, so their patrons would know where to start their problem solving. "Critical thinking" and analysis of source material might be another good topic for a class taught in a library.
Is it the job of downtown libraries to provide a day-time home to every "street person" within 50 miles? Absolutely not! This daily crowd at my local downtown library (the second largest in the US) is such an odd group that serious library patrons do not feel safe or comfortable.
We've got money for wars, despotic dictators, etc. but no money for libraries?
Where are people going to read and develop ideas? Isn't the public library one of our soundest
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But the town Select Board is still waiting to see if the PSB will allow a public hearing on the proposal by Winstanley Enterprises to install about 8,300 solar panels.
The firm applied for a certificate of public good from the board and asked that the application be considered under a process that expedites the permitting comment period and limits the public input opportunities.
The Brattleboro Reformer reported the Public Service Board set an Oct. 18 deadline for the interested parties to comment. After the town asked for the public hearing, the board extended the comment deadline to Monday.
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A regional tourism center in the valley is about to close its doors. That may sound like a retreat, but the Shenandoah Valley Travel Association (SVTA) says it is the beginning of a new strategic campaign.
Many of the hotels, restaurants, stores and attractions in Staunton are among the 300 members of the SVTA. The group has been working to promote the Shenandoah Valley for more than 85 years, but has a new plan for the years to come.
Scattered across 200 miles of western Virginia are Civil War battlefields, living-history museums, natural wonders and unique shops and restaurants. They all have the SVTA in common and the group is preparing to launch a new campaign, to market the valley as a destination region.
"Our marketing programs are going to concentrate on the D.C. market: WashingtonPost.com, Sherman's Travel, a newspaper insert program," explained SVTA Board President Sheryl Wagner. "It's primarily online and some print advertising that we're going to do."
A big chunk of the funding will come from money the association saves by closing its tourist information center in the northern valley. The visitor center in New Market opened in 1975, and in its peak saw up to 70,000 people a year. But more recently, that number is more like 20,000 a year.
"Now there are so many different visitor centers open within the valley, that it's not really necessary to have one," said Wagner. "Staunton has one, [as does] Lexington, Harrisonburg, Roanoke."
Wagner says the center drives visitors primarily to just two counties but costs $70,000 a year to operate. That is a third of SVTA's annual budget.
"We want to move forward and strategically plan for the future," Wagner said. "And market the valley, rather than offer services to visitors that are already here."
The last day for the visitor center in New Market will be August 1. It will serve as SVTA offices until the building and surrounding property sells. When it does, it could bring up to a $500,000 to the association; money that could also help marketing efforts.
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And so goes the course of Gulliver's Travels … a movie that's in desperate need of a GPS and a leading man with a few more comedic tricks up his sleeve to actually make the journey feel worthwhile.
Drugs/Alcohol: None.
Language/Profanity: One of the characters thinks that being called a "lamea--"—is actually something noble, and it's repeated several times.
Humor: There's definitely some potty humor, particularly when Gulliver pees on a fire to put it out. And in another scene, one of the little people actually goes into Gulliver's rear end. Gulliver also isn't shy about sporting some plumber's crack from time to time.
Sex/Nudity: When a woman asks a man why he likes her, he points at her breasts. Without missing a beat, she tells him that's not appropriate.
Violence: Mostly of a comedic variety. One scene involving a skeleton is a bit scary.
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Since the mid-90's, John's primary focus has been internet commerce and software as a service companies and he has been an investor in companies such as Postini (acquired by Google), Shopping.com (NASDAQ: SHOP, acquired by eBay), eShop (acquired by Microsoft), and Cygnus Solutions (acquired by RedHat).
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@ Mana
That Bear mount you see...did that person grind their way and gear up to do ZA in the time required, or did they drop 20k to be given the mount, as was reported here on WoWinsider?
The difference of course is scale. Sure there are some people who pay their way into Raids for Tier Tokens, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't come anywhere near as the amount of people who /afk in BG's or who win trade / buy Arena points, which just makes sense! Why would you spend gold for the RNG system of PvP when you get guaranteed rewards from PvP? I also think its easier to get 2-5 people on board to cheat on Arenas then it is to convince a guild to let you 'waste' a slot for mere monetary rewards. (really, if you're farming a 25 man, most people couldn't afford the amount of gold that would catch the attention of such a guild)
Does someone who runs Heroic Ramps up until the 1st boss 150 times deserve T6 quality Badge loot?
The real question is: why does it matter?
The Arena is a mere symptom of a bigger problem, and that is, people judge each others abilities and accomplishments based on what pixels adorn their character.
The guy walking around with full S3 Armor might be awesome at PvP...or he might be good at farming / gold buying. Assuming anything else beyond that is stupid.


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Chicago Blackhawks' Duncan Keith (2) sits on Phoenix Coyotes' Kyle Chipchura (24) during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Chicago on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011.
The gavel's down, the court adjourned, the jurors gone home. Now we have a verdict.
Duncan Keith has been suspended for five games for his elbow on Daniel Sedin. It could have been worse, it could have been better. And now we come to that frustrating phrase, "It is what is is."
The league took into consideration that this was an elbow and intent to injure, while not really weighing any retalitory aspect that came before.
What's frustrating for Hawks fans is that just a night before, Shane Doan was suspended for a similar elbow on Dallas's Jamie Benn. Doan had a previous record, which Keith does not, and het got three games. The difference appears to be that Daniel Sedin was injured, and Benn was not. Whether each of the elbows is more malicious because of that is hard to tell. Everyone's different when it comes to head injuries, as we know.
The other frustrating part for Hawks fans is there's been nary a peep about Sedin's earlier hit on Keith, which was a late blow to the head to a player in a vulnerable position. But because the Hawks didn't make a stink about it like the Canucks did about Keith's, or the fact that Keith wasn't hurt, it appears it's going to fade into the night. Not that it should. If Keith is getting five games, at the very least Sedin should face a fine.
But none of that really matters. Keith cannot return until at Minnesota on April 5th. He's getting almost a two week break when he'd least want one. The Hawks have to find a way past the Predators twice, the Devils, the Blues, and the WIld without him.
And the overridinig fact here is that as the team's leading d-man, as an alternate captain, Keith simply cannot put himself in this kind of position. He's far too valuable to be lost for this amount of time. He's lucky the Hawks have pretty much wrapped up a playoff spot, and likely the sixth seed by now, otherwise his absence would be extremely costly indeed. .


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While August was a time of summer vacations for many, for me the month disappeared in a blur of CSG meetings in far-flung places like Baltimore, Seattle and Anchorage (which is why the blog has been on an extended hiatus since my last post on July 25). Now with Congress set to return next week and the days of summer dwindling to a precious few, it's time to round up the transportation stories you may have missed while you were catching rays on the beach or joining CSG for an Alaskan adventure last month. I have a look at the Missouri vote on a sales tax increase to fund transportation and the temporary reprieve for the federal Highway Trust Fund, plus links to a huge variety of stories on state transportation revenue activities, public-private partnerships, transit projects, high-speed rail and other topics.
This session featured discussion about Alaska's unique transportation portfolio and how some key state projects and programs are helping the state plan for the future in uncertain times; the future of tolling and public-private partnerships; a new report on how states and communities can incorporate analysis of the life cycle costs of transportation projects into decision-making to maximize infrastructure investments; and government initiatives and partnerships with the private sector to ensure a future for electric and alternative fuel vehicles in the United States.
Punting the football… Kicking the can down the road… Hitting the snooze button… Still driving blind… Road to nowhere… Spinning wheels… Riding on four flat tires… Pick your favorite metaphor and it's probably been used to describe the House-approved temporary fix that the U.S. Senate appears poised to pass next week to rescue the dwindling federal Highway Trust Fund and ensure reimbursements for transportation projects will continue to go out to states through next May. It's a plan that no one seems to like, that mostly prolongs the uncertainty states have faced in recent years with regards to the federal transportation program and that sets up another battle for next spring, albeit in what could be a substantially different looking new Congress. I also have a look this week at President Obama's Build America Investment Initiative and a super-sized roundup of links from the last three weeks on reauthorization of MAP-21, the future of the Highway Trust Fund, state activity on transportation revenues, public-private partnerships and tolling and state multi-modal strategies.
As states continue to experience infrastructure deficits and uncertainty about how those needs will be met going forward, public-private partnerships (P3s) have become an important tool in the toolbox for some when it comes to project finance and delivery. But the types of projects being pursued and the types of agreements states are entering into with the private sector have evolved considerably in recent years. Past experiences have made both states and private investors more discerning and deliberative partners. Federal tools such as the TIFIA loan guarantee program have helped many large P3 projects advance but doubts about the future of the federal transportation program overall have prompted some states to hesitate in pursuing many large, long-term projects.
The U.S. Department of Transportation is putting the procedures in place and giving notice to state transportation agencies about what could happen if Congress does not act in the coming weeks to shore up the Highway Trust Fund, which is headed towards insolvency later this summer. I also have a roundup of this week's other stories and links concerning MAP-21 reauthorization, the future of the trust fund, state activity on transportation revenue, public-private partnerships and tolling, and state multi-modal strategies.
The Senate Finance Committee Thursday began consideration of a proposal to keep the Highway Trust Fund temporarily afloat but left town for the 4th of July holiday break without voting on the measure as chairman Ron Wyden sought to gain support of Senate Republicans. I also have my usual weekly roundup of news items and links on MAP-21 reauthorization, the future of the HTF, state activity on transportation revenues, public-private partnerships and tolling, and state multi-modal strategies.
Two U.S. Senators offered a bipartisan plan this week to raise the federal gas tax by 12 cents a gallon over the next two years and then index the tax to inflation. Also, Rhode Island lawmakers passed a budget that got rid of a bridge toll but also increased and indexed the state gas tax and created a new transportation fund. I also have the usual roundup of news and links on MAP-21 reauthorization, the future of the Highway Trust Fund, state activity on transportation revenues, public-private partnerships and tolling, and state...
The Michigan Legislature adjourned Thursday for most of the summer without voting on a plan to increase the gas tax to fix deteriorating roads and bridges. Also this week, following Tuesday's loss by U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a Virginia primary race, the jury is out on how it will impact getting a new federal surface transportation authorization bill and a Highway Trust Fund bailout in place this summer but most signs appeared to point toward a short-term solution with hopes that lawmakers could tackle something more long-term in a lame duck session following the election. I've also got the usual roundup of items and links on reauthorization, the trust fund, state activity on transportation revenues, public-private partnerships and tolling, and state multi-modal strategies.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden said this week his panel is hard at work considering options for saving the Highway Trust Fund from pending insolvency and he hopes to pass a bill out of the committee before the Senate adjourns for its July 4 recess. But the Senate is unlikely to consider a House Republican plan that would rely on savings from changes at the U.S. Postal Service, which continued to receive skepticism this week. And the closing of a bridge along a major artery in Delaware this week demonstrates what's at stake in trying to find ways to invest in the nation's infrastructure. I also have the usual round-up of links to items on MAP-21 reauthorization and the future of the Highway Trust Fund, state activity on transportation revenues, public-private partnerships and tolling and state multi-modal strategies.
With the federal Highway Trust Fund expected to run short of money to pay its bills as soon as July and no agreement in Congress on how to ensure the fund's stability going forward, some are now floating the idea that projected savings from changes at the U.S. Postal Service could be tapped as a funding source. I also have a look at the new Government Accountability Office report on managerial and transparency concerns with the TIGER discretionary grant program. Plus the usual roundup of links to articles and reports on MAP-21 reauthorization and the future of the Highway Trust Fund, the legacy of MAP-21, state activity on transportation revenues, public-private partnerships and tolling and state multi-modal strategies.


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Maybe it's because it's October and Halloween is ever-closer, or it's that the weather broke, and it's a much better time for the undead to rise up from the ground.
Whatever it is, there's an awful lot of zombie-horror-cemetery celebrating going on this weekend. Here's a look at some special events, other than the usual haunted houses and ghost tours:
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This recipe was easy and the grand-kids were facinated. The adults lliked it too. I panned out 2 of the cookies before adding the coconut for the 8-month old and she loved them. I made them 2 days before Easter and stored in a cookie tin as they tie up the oven for a long time.
Coconut Nest Cookies
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Notes: You can make these cookies up to 1 week ahead; cover airtight and store at room temperature. In humid or rainy weather, they may soften.
Yield: Makes about 20 cookies
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 59
- Calories from fat: 27%
- Protein: 0.9g
- Fat: 1.8g
- Saturated fat: 1.6g
- Carbohydrate: 10g
- Fiber: 0.4g
- Sodium: 54mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- 4 large egg whites, at room temperature
- 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon dark rum or vanilla
- 1 1/2 cups sweetened shredded dried coconut
- Egg-shaped candies or jelly beans
- 1. Cut two pieces of cooking parchment to fit two 10- by 15-inch baking sheets. With a pencil, draw 10 evenly spaced 2-inch circles on each piece of parchment. Place each, marked side down, on a baking sheet.
- 2. In a large bowl or the bowl of a standing mixer, with a hand-held mixer or the standing mixer's whisk attachment, beat egg whites and cream of tartar at high speed until foamy. Add salt and beat until stiff peaks form, 2 to 4 minutes. Gradually add sugar, beating mixture until sugar has dissolved completely (rub a little between your fingers to check; if it feels gritty, sugar is not dissolved) and mixture is glossy, thick, and very billowy, 2 to 5 minutes. Beat in rum, then gently fold in coconut.
- 3. Mound mixture in 3- to 4-tablespoon portions in marked circles. Using a spoon, make a shallow depression in the center of each so it resembles a nest.
- 4. Bake cookies in a 250° regular oven (convection not recommended) until light golden, about 1 hour, switching pan positions halfway through baking. Turn oven off, leaving cookies inside, and let stand until dry and firm to the touch, about 2 hours longer. Remove from oven and let cool completely on sheets, then peel off parchment.
- 5. Set candies or jelly beans in each nest.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per unfilled cookie.
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- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Spring, Easter
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Staff, scholars and Advisory Board members of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics prepared this 2003-04 National Ethics Agenda to highlight the most important ethical issues facing Americans. The list may surprise you. Instead of addressing the occupation of Iraq or the impact of a lagging economy, the agenda addresses such topics as the allocation and stewardship of water and income disparities.
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We expect these topics to remain on the national agenda for some time to come. In addition, we felt that certain topicsterrorism, for examplewere already the subject of ample public discussion, including the ethical ramifications of policy choices. In this year's agenda, we attempted to surface some important issues that have not, in our view, received sufficient consideration.
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If you're one of the fortunate music lovers who has tickets for the now sold-out Bonnie Raitt concert Sept. 27 at the Santa Fe Opera, you might consider coordinating your outfit with a pair of comfortable sneakers rather than, say, high heels and cowboy boots.
The Santa Fe Opera box office released an email announcing that much of the public parking at the Opera will be inaccessible on Sept. 27 due to set up related to the Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta Grand Tasting, which takes place Sept. 29. The message, sent on behalf of Jamie Lenfesty, the director of Heath Concerts, said free parking will be available in the parking lot of the Tesuque Flea Market, which is adjecent to the Opera and about a half mile from the theater entrance gate. Free shuttle vans will be available before, during and after the concert and concertgoers are welcome to make the short walk as they prefer, according to the email. "We apologize for this inconvenience," Lenfesty wrote in the email. "Heath Concerts is excited to be presenting Bonnie Raitt at this venue and this was the only available date on the tour schedule so the parking issue the date presented had to be overcome. We hope everyone will agree it is a small inconvenience when weighed against seeing Bonnie Raitt at this amazing venue."
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Flickr Finds: Palisacat's FLOR Door Mat
Last week, our post on felt coasters took a turn into FLOR country. The comment thread ended with us finding Palisacat's door mat, made entirely of FLOR samples.
Paliscat (or bipolarbear, as she's known in the AT community) tells us about another way she uses these handy carpet squares after the jump.
I also use them as trivets for warm things like serving bowls you don't want to sit on a table without protection.
FLOR provides six 6" sample swatches for only $5. Order up and tell us how you you use them.
Thanks for tagging your door mat pic with "apartmenttherapy," bipolarbear. Double thanks for the great DIY idea!
Photo Credit: Bottom sample image from FLOR
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I'm sure the Flor people are ecstatic you are basically using their free samples for all your home design needs.
Patrick, the samples aren't free. As Jennifer posted above, you pay $5 for 6 samples.
Totally fun!!!
I've done the same thing. I love the patchwork of colors it makes as a doormat. I had so many sample from when I was picking out rugs for my family & dining rooms. They don't go to waste.
Patrick -
They're not free. They're $5 for a six-pack. Flor is still getting paid, and if you did the math, you'd probably find that covering an area the size of that doormat with regular Flor tiles would cost you about the same. Thing is, regular Flor tiles are something like 12" square, whereas these are only 6" square, and therefore better suited for making small pieces like doormats.
Flor tiles are 19.7"
I'm thinking of sticking floor tiles to the inside of my entrance door to create some sound absorption.
Um, that $5 covers shipping folks.
We see that Patrick is being bitter. I love what you have done with the samples. I really like Flor...I hope that they have a clearance on some of there older patterns. Get DIY!! Thanks for the idea.
Well, don't shoot the people using them--if Flor doesn't want people to order them to use this way, they should charge more (and refund at time of purchase), or limit the number. (Which they may start doing if people are ordering them to carpet their houses!)
I'm not bitter. I'm just not a huge fan of working the system in a way that (potentially) jeopardizes the existence of the service for those who respect the offer.
And if you are using the samples left over from a project, more power to you. No problemo there at all.
If you are ordering the free samples to avoid the cost of their actual product, shame on you.
Btw Christine, they do both. They do refund the fee against future purchase, and they limit the samples you get for the $5 S&H.
They also recycle their own tiles, so another option would be to send 'em back when you're done.
No idea this would be controversial! No harm was done to FLOR: I was just finding creative ways to use the leftover samples after looking into rug options for the living room.
Patrick... do the math.
19.7" x 19.7" = 388.09 sq. in.
Since the tiles go for anywhere from $6.99 to $24.99/tile, lets for the sake of argument say the average is $16/tile, although truth be told, most of them hover around $12.
6" x 6" x 6 = 216 sq. in. = $5, so the sneaky ones who are tiling their whole floor using this method (and ruining everything for you and good folks like you) would be getting the equivalent of a full sized Flor tile for $9. And saving on shipping to boot!
However, do you really think that Flor didn't consider this when they created this program? Do you really think they are that dumb? Seriously? Maybe these are remnants in the production of full sized Flor tiles that they would normally throw away, and maybe oh maybe, the income generated from new customers that place orders as a result of this program is well worth any creatives making a trivet out of a sample.
Thanks so much for the helpful math lesson. But that's sooooooooo not my point.
BIGGER *sigh*
I got your point :-) and I totally agree with you. It would be great if Flor did offer tiles in smaller sizes for smaller projects. However, I can appreciate the fact that they do offer free samples, especially for those of us who intend to purchase full tiles. Next thing you know people will try to upholester their entire couch with samples from Room and Board! JK! You definately shouldn't abuse the system. Having said that, bipolarbear, I love your recycling idea. That's a great way not to waste... and find something to do with your samples.
considering flor's stance on recycling and reusing, i can't imagine they'd be offended by this diy project. It's not like someone is exploiting them and selling large quantities of these for a profit.
We used FLOR trimmings (about the size of their samples) as mousepads, so now we have two mousepads that match the carpet in our studio.
Flor actually encourages the use of samples in your home for smaller projects. they show them off in their Stories section of the website.
I ordered tiles today for a rug for my entryway. I have dogs. Most of my rugs end up getting trashed. Perhaps using FLOR, I can just replace 1 tile when it's messed up rather than buy another rug.
I also think it's going to look really great in my entryway which is fairly bright and cheery. I love the idea of a patchwork look with lots of prints and colors.
Thanks for sharing this idea!
Patrick woke up on the wrong side of the bed. No company(wait, can think of a few) would have any issue with you basically having an advertisement of a varied selection of their product at your front door for EVERY visitor to your home to see. Oh, better yet, the home owner then advocates the product adding personal promotion to the product. What's better, some dude you don't know on tv, or Bob from down the street?
if i ever met patrick (too) i'd prolly punch him in the face and make fun of his expensive shoes...just sayin
I like the mat, and don't get the controversy or the venom on either side.
Flor will not be put out of business by using samples for small mats, and everyone could stand to be a bit nicer even if someone says something you disagree with.
Oh, and Happy New Year.
I hate when great ideas get hijacked by back and forth bitching through comments! It's sad that whining about other commenters takes up so much space that could be used for positive energy and useful side ideas.
Beautiful ... too beautiful to wipe my feet on :)
Perhaps a kid's play mat? And I might offer to pay just a bit extra for the samples, to ease my conscience which has been severely sensitised by the scathing remarks on here.
And I will definitely be looking up Flor for my next re-flooring adventures!
I think this is a great way to reuse the samples! I have about 30 samples that I purchased (uh, $1.66 each) when deciding on new rugs.
Flor will send you a postage-paid mailer to recycle old tiles, but from reading about their mission and sustainability efforts, I can't believe they'd be upset at people extending the life of the samples until they are recycled. :)
And yes I know this is old but it was a timely repost for me and didn't want anyone else to feel discouraged. :)


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In 1972, one was infamously photographed sitting on an anti-aircraft battery in North Vietnam.
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She's a traitor to this country. Anyone who likes her or goes to one of her movies is a fool.
Jane Fonda should have been shot for being a traitor to this country. I NEVER watch any of her movies or any show that has her on it.
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- 34% of men and 28% of women drank more than recommended (4 units for men, 3 for women) on at least one day in the last week. Excluding those who didn't drink at all in the last week the figure rises to 52% of men and 53% of women
- 18% of men and 12% of women drank heavily (at least twice the recommended limits) on at least one day in the last week. Excluding those who didn't drink at all in the last week the figure rises to 27% of men and 22% of women
- 9% of men and 6% of women drank very heavily (at least three times the recommended limits) on at least one day in the last week. Excluding those who didn't drink at all in the last week the figure rises to 14% of men and 12% of women
- Adults living in households in the highest income quintile are twice as likely to drink heavily as adults in lowest income quintile - 22% compared to 10%
- Older people tend to drink more frequently than younger. The proportion of adults who drank every day increased with each group - just 1% of 16-24 age group had drunk every day during the previous week, 4% in 25-44, 9% in 45-64 and 13% in 65+
- Younger people tend to drink more heavily (exceeding 8 units for men and 6 units for women) on a single occasion than older people. 6% of men aged 65 and over had drunk heavily on at least one day in the previous week, compared with 19% of men aged 45 to 64, 24% of men aged 24-44 and 22% of men aged 16 to 24. Among women the corresponding age groups were 2%, 12%, 16% and 18%
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