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The plaque mounted to Pioneers 10 and 11 is designed to show when Pioneer was launched, from where and by what kind of beings. The design is etched into a 6 inch by 9 inch gold-anodized aluminum plate, attached to the spacecraft's attenna support struts in a position to help shield it from erosion by interstellar dust.
The radiating lines at left represents the positions of 14 pulsars, a cosmic source of radio energy, arranged to indicate our sun as the home star of our civilization. The "1-" symbols at the ends of the lines are binary numbers that represent the frequencies of these pulsars at the time of launch of Pioneer 10 relative of that to the hydrogen atom shown at the upper left with a "1" unity symbol. The hydrogen atom is thus used as a "universal clock," and the regular decrease in the frequencies of the pulsars will enable another civilization to determine the time that has elapsed since Pioneer was launched.
The hydrogen is also used as a "universal yardstick" for sizing the human figures and outline of the spacecraft shown on the right. The hydrogen wavelength, about 8 inches, multiplied by the binary number representing "8" shown next to the woman gives her height, 64 inches. The figures represent the type of creature that created Pioneer. The man's hand is raised in a gesture of good will.
Across the bottom are the planets, ranging outward from the sun, with the spacecraft trajectory arching away from Earth, passing Mars, and swinging by Jupiter.
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Friday, March 14, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 14, 2003) - Senior relief pitcher Jarrod Hyder (Elizabethton, Tenn.) struck out VMI left fielder Allan Wimmer with two outs and the bases loaded in the top of the ninth to preserve a dramatic 2-1 East Tennessee State victory Friday night from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. With the win, the Buccaneers raise their record to 6-10, 2-2 in Southern Conference play while VMI falls to 5-10, 3-1 in the SoCon. The Keydets threatened to score in the top of the first inning as designated hitter Brandon Massenburg reached and moved to second on an error. Wimmer singled to left field, advancing Massenburg to third. After a walk by third baseman Kelly Sweppenhiser, a pitch got away from ETSU junior starter Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.). The ball bounced off of the backstop and sophomore catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) was able to gather the ball and block the plate from a charging Masssenburg. Moore's defensive gem was just one of several sparkling plays that the Buccaneer defense turned in on the night. East Tennessee State also got a runner on base in the first inning, but sophomore outfielder Kevin Brotherton (Erwin, Tenn.) was picked off of first by VMI starter Duke Acors. That was the first of two runners that were picked off by Acors, the second one coming in the bottom of the fifth with no score and ETSU threatening. After the first inning, both pitchers settled into a groove, with Acors only allowing one more hit over the next five innings and Kite yielding just two hits in the same span. In the bottom of the seventh, the Bucs broke through against Acors for two runs. Sophomore pinch hitter Davis Burklin (Knoxville, Tenn.) reached on an error. The next batter, junior outfielder Bo Calloway (Knoxville, Tenn.) walked, moving freshman pinch-runner Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) to second. A perfectly placed bunt single by freshman third baseman Shane Byrne (Johnson City, Tenn.) loaded the bases for senior first baseman Chad Boruff (Knoxville, Tenn.). Boruff broke the scoreless tie with a sacrifice fly into foul territory down the left field line. After a passed ball, Calloway came home on a ground ball by sophomore shortstop Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.) Hyder, who entered the game in the top of the seventh after Kite was thrown out of the game, did not allow a hit until the top of the ninth, when the Keydets began to rally. VMI second baseman Jason Annis led off the inning with a double to right field. The next batter, catcher Andy Barden singled to right, advancing Annis to third. Pinch-hitter Justin Briggs drove in Annis with the first VMI run of the evening with a sacrifice fly to deep center field. After a ground out, shortstop Matt Smith walked and Massenburg was hit by a pitch for the second time in the game, setting the stage for Hyder's dramatic strikeout. Hyder (2-1) got the win for the Bucs, while VMI's Acors (2-2) was charged with the loss. Hyder pitched 2.1 innings, allowing one run on two hits and striking out two. Acors was nearly flawless, yielding just three hits in six innings and striking out seven, but allowing two unearned runs. Kite had his second-straight impressive start, going 6.2 innings and allowing no runs on four hits. Byrne, junior center fielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) and junior second baseman Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) each had hits for ETSU. Annis led the Keydets, going 2-for-3 with a run scored. He was the only batter for either team to have multiple hits. "This is a big win for our program, VMI is a good ball club," said ETSU head coach Tony Skole>B following the game. "I am very proud of our kids and how they found a way to win. Josh Kite and Duke Acors both pitched tremendous tonight, and we are fortunate to have come out with a victory." The Buccaneers and the Keydets will play game two of their three-game weekend set Saturday at 2 p.m. from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn.
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Conveniently situated on Earl's Court Road, just a short walk from Earls Court, West Brompton and the exhibition halls, As Greek As It Gets is a warm, friendly and vibrant restaurant – a real find in West London. Established by Dimitri Karonis, As Greek As It Gets is a smart, modern restaurant with a huge glass front, but feels warm, cosy and family like inside, with the walls adorned with a map of Greece and family photos. It is a firm favourite with locals, including Ian Hislop, Lloyd Grossman and Boris Becker.
I arrived early on a weeknight and the restaurant although not full yet, felt lively and inviting. The kitchen is open at the back of the restaurant and you could smell the food cooking, and hear a family chatting in Greek, giving the restaurant a genuine and authentic feel.
The menu offers plenty of choice, including a large selection of meze to start and a wide range of mains, all very reasonably priced. Dimitri looked after us for the evening, and we tried his recommendations from the menu. You see, there is so much more to Greek food than meze, and Dimitri clearly runs his restaurant with a mixture of pride towards his heritage, and a fundamental love of feeding people.
We started with a selection of starters, including Greek sausage and Kefalotyri cheese, which is a tangy hard cheese made using sheep and goat's milk and some sweet Kalamata olives, paired with a Greek wine, Nemea Reserve 2008.
Next, we moved on to some meze. We tried the more unusual and traditional Greek offerings on the menu. First, we had Garides Saganaki – king prawns, cooked in a tomato, feta and ouzo sauce. Having never tried feta cheese in a sauce before, we adored this dish, which was finished with fresh dill, which gave it a delicious subtle aniseed flavour. This was followed by Moshari me meli – deliciously tender beef, baked with honey and ouzo, calamari and Feta Tylixti – feta cheese cooked in a filo parcel with honey and ouzo, which had a very subtle sweetness and a satisfying crunch when you cut into it. Meze are priced at around £5-6 per dish.
For our mains, we tried the Xifias Souvlaki – swordfish kebabs, served with peppers and a deliciously subtle rice, and Arnaki lemonato – lamb, cooked in a lemon and dill sauce served with mushrooms mashed potato. Mains are around £10-15 per dish.
The attention Greek food is gleaning feels long overdue, As Greek as it gets is a warm, generous restaurant, where the food is great, you are very well looked after by the delightful staff, but the food it serves is the kind you want to eat every day. It's not overly fancy, just great authentic well-priced cooking and it is exactly the kind of local, neighbourhood restaurant everyone wishes they had on their doorstep.


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Late in the Bulls' win over the Cavaliers tonight, Derrick Rose went from his all-angles self to a version with an unsettling lack of verticality. Turns out the Chicago point guard, who spent all last year and much of the previous season mending a knee injury, merely tweaked his hamstring or something; coach Tom Thibodeau said after the game it was minor, and that doctors will poke at Rose on the morrow. Who knows till then.
Chicago fans, though, instantly diagnosed Rose's injury as the end of the frickin' world. Also, the shitbirds threw a party and invited themselves in droves.
Every #Bulls fan, myself included, just shat themselves a little upon seeing @drose come up gimpy #CLEvsCHI #BullsNation
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RT @SportsCenter: UPDATE: Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau says Derrick Rose has "minor cervix injury", will be re-evaluated tomorrow.
— Lord Waaristotle III (@WaarisZ) November 12, 2013
Derrick Rose spent all that time off JUST TO GET INJURED AGAIN!? #smh
— Micah (@Extra_Authentic) November 12, 2013
8 months. RT @SportsCenter: UPDATE: Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau says Derrick Rose has "minor right hamstring injury", will be re-evaluated
— Chavez (@CPE24) November 12, 2013
RIP TO THE BULLS SEASON. See you next season Derrick Rose. #TheReturn2
— LordDutch_MC (@mcseesgold) November 12, 2013
Derrick Rose expected to miss remainder of season to nurse hamstring
— Spencer Chaney (@S_CHANEY_16) November 12, 2013
Derrick Rose is the biggest bust
— Josh Williams (@J0shuawilliams) November 12, 2013
Scheduled to return in 2015. RT @tylerconway22: Derrick Rose is getting his knee looked at and worked out by training staff on the bench.
— Bart Hubbuch (@HubbuchNYP) November 12, 2013
Derrick Rose is gonna stretch this injury out until it's too late to make the playoffs ..watch
— KING Bri. (@BriiiCarter) November 12, 2013
So Derrick Rose leaves the game with a hamstring injury. He is out for the rest of the season with major pussitis.
— Aaron (@FlyinHawaiian36) November 12, 2013
Derrick rose return was shorter than Kim Kardashians Marriage! Smh #Injuryprone
— Christopher (@Isaiah___) November 12, 2013
Hashtag Injuryprone! The human body is a strange machine, generally able to withstand all manner of contortions and contusions, but given sometimes to breakage. And injuries can cascade. The bum ankle throws the hip out of alignment; the tender rib forces the shoulder to compensate for missing power. Getting hurt means healing, which requires patience and inactivity. Fans hate looking at a player sitting quietly. So they tag him as as injury-prone, as if, at some level, he's hoping he'll get hurt and stay hurt. That he nurses a coward's heart.
In Rose's case, though, it seems absurd to argue he's not throwing his entire being into whatever's happening on the floor. He hoops like he's trapped in a 48-minute game of Russian roulette, with each possession a tug on the trigger. If Rose is truly "injury prone," whatever that really means, it seems less because he's a malingerer, and more because he plays with the safety off.
Derrick Rose exits Bulls' win with hamstring injury [ESPN.com]
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. – California Black Media (CBM) founder and Black Voice News publisher emeritus Hardy Brown is demanding an apology from Consumer Watchdog president Jamie Court, who drew outrage this week for evoking one of the worst times in American history in his zeal to defeat an insurance reform initiative on Tuesday's ballot.
In a shocking essay published Thursday by the Huffington Post, Court likened Prop. 33, which would make insurance discounts portable, to "Jim Crow" – a tragic period in the South when African-Americans were routinely brutalized by authorities bent on denying their right to vote, assemble or even attend school.
"Mr.Court's determination to minimize the Black civil rights struggle, by employing the imagery of that ugly time in American history, is the height of racist cynicism and unthinking arrogance," said Brown. "He has every right to engage in a scorched-earth campaign against insurance reform, but he is not free to soak himself in the blood spilled during that time. It is particularly offensive to me: I grew up in North Carolina during the actual time of Jim Crow, and have vivid memories of my firsthand experiences in that very ugly time in our history. I lived it. Mr. Court owes an apology to every African-American who shared my experiences, and all those whose families were affected by Jim Crow -- which, I can assure him, had nothing at all to do with auto insurance. Our history is not for sale and well-paid political operatives are not entitled to use it to advance an agenda that is antithetical to the interests of African-Americans."
The online essay is not the first Court has drawn the ire of Brown and others for wrongly injecting race into the debate over Prop. 33. Last month, during a spirited debate with a supporter of the initiative, he chastised Rachel Hooper live on the air for holding her position in light of the coincidental fact that her husband is African-American. Informed by a fellow publisher about the little-noticed but stunning incident, Brown wrote an op-ed piece blasting Court for injecting race into a debate where it has no place, and offered an alternative view detailing the many ways that insurance reform could benefit Black consumers.
After Brown's piece was published by the San Bernardino Sun, an unapologetic Court doubled down on his comments with a response carried in the same newspaper. In that essay, he sank even lower, invoking his own interracial marriage in a desperate bid to distract attention from a racist and sexist attack broadcast to an audience of thousands. He concluded his piece with a thinly-disguised attack on the Black press -- insinuating that Brown, whose newspaper's sales staff had sold advertising to the Yes on 33 campaign, could not hold an independent viewpoint and was acting as a "paid spokesman."
"Mr. Court, whose website lists no endorsements from African-American organizations or media outlets, has no place criticizing me for expressing an opinion about a basic kitchen-table economic issue – one that I arrived at independently," said Brown. "Like most Black publishers in California and across the nation, I have spent a lifetime building a reputation for independence and strong advocacy for the community, and I will not stand by while someone who has no relationship at all with the Black community – outside his own home, apparently -- tries to demean the work that we do."
Added Brown: "Instead of using buzzwords like 'poor' and 'minority' to exploit our community, raise fears that serve his own interests and make lots of money in the process, Mr. Court might be better served to consider making his case directly to the Black community through its most trusted source, the Black press – which he seems to have discovered only last week with a Google search. He routinely boasts about support from major daily newspapers -- which is ironic, since the Black press was formed out of frustration over the mainstream media's refusal to plead our case. In 2012, Mr. Court is repeating that historic error by once again leaving African-Americans out of the conversation – talking about us and over us, but never to us.
"Given that he has now learned that we exist, I would encourage all of my fellow publishers to contact Mr. Court's organization, Consumer Watchdog, for last-minute advertising to support his cause. That way, he can test both his newfound devotion to the well-being of the Black community, and his ridiculous and outrageous assumption that our opinions are somehow for sale."
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Henry Cluney (born 4 August 1957, Belfast, Northern Ireland) was a guitarist in Highway Star, the school band that became Stiff Little Fingers in 1977. He remained with the group until lead singer Jake Burns disbanded the group in 1983. He toured briefly with the band Dark Lady supporting Jake Burns and the Big Wheel, notably at the Marquee Club in Wardour Street but then spent five years back in Belfast teaching guitar until Stiff Little Fingers was reformed. He was a regular songwriting contributor for the group's first four albums, taking over lead vocal duties on his own compositions. He left the group amid some acrimony in 1993. He moved to Rochester, Minnesota in 1997. He kept up his involvement in music, playing guitar with several regional rock bands. He is currently lead guitarist in "Teez." Cluney completed a feature-length film in 2008/9 and, in 2009, toured the UK for the first time in fifteen years, as the opening for The Damned and The Alarm on their 341 tour.
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Sunday, October 14, 2001Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State women's soccer team (1-10-1, 0-6 SoCon) was shut out 0-6 on a rainy Sunday by the Furman Paladins (8-5-1, 4-1 SoCon) in a Southern Conference matchup at the Liberty Bell Soccer Complex. Furman started the game quickly by scoring within the first three minutes. Junior Lindsey Facciolo scored at the 2:44 mark with an assist from teammates Cary Blount and Kathy Gaertner. ETSU held the Paladins until Facciolo tapped the ball in the goal at 17:14. Blount scored a goal at 29:40 by hitting the ball off of a Buccaneer defender. ETSU goalkeeper Heather Sanden earned three saves and was scored against on three occasions. The Buccaneers switched goalkeepers to start the second half. Junior Lauren Fannon played in her third game this season. After a back and forth battle in the second half, Furman's Kaye Brownlee hit a header off a corner kick to score at 76:14. Just a bit later, Paladin sophomore Danielle Petro scored from 15 yards out off of a pass from Alice Martin. At the 81:15 mark, Cristina Echavarry hit a shot from a cross pass to score Furman's final goal of the game. For the Bucs, junior Liz Smith shot the ball twice and freshman Jennifer Meslar had a shot on goal. Fannon earned two saves and had three goals scored against her. The Furman Paladins return home to face UT-Chattanooga at 6 p.m. in Greenville, S.C. on Oct. 19th. The ETSU Buccaneers will host Gardner Webb on Oct. 19th at 7 p.m. at the Liberty Bell Soccer Complex.
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I don't understand this video. I mean why now. Yea, I've also been critical of Jeff but if this team keeps playing better and better throughout the the season, why would any rational person make this video. Unless you have blinders on and see things only one way. I believe in what the other posters stated. He gets more time if only because he drafted what may be the best QB since Dan.
Whatevs. I'm an Ireland fan and think he's made a lot of great moves. And is bringing the team in the right direction.
But love him or hate him, you have to admit the video's well-done and pretty darn funny at times.
Great video dude! We will have to wait and see at the end of the season if we are all humming this ditty. If we win we won't be.
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The annual Ukrainian Pysanka, or Easter egg painting, was held in the Scullery of the Bucknell Langone Center in the evening of March 11, 1997. This year the event was sponsored by the Bucknell Russian Program, the Russian Club with the strong support of the Office of International Education (thank you Susan Zingale-Baird). Sue Brown and Madhu Malik made up the core of engineers who whipped the evening up, assisted by Faye Beard, who helped with the special Orthodox Easter dishes of kulich and paskha. (Food was provided to divert appetites from the objects d'art.) The Russky Kruzhok (Gillian Kirstel, Sally Ryman, Devon Webster with his trusty camera) handled the promotion and historical record. The whole production was hours in the planning and days in the making, with a cast of more than a dozen!
The amateurs first set to eating the special Orthodox Easter kulich and paskha that Mrs. Beard and Professor Brown prepared for the occasion. Professor Beard waited too long and came up with an empty plate. His pleas for a portion of his wife's contribution were ignored. The serious pysankers, of course, went immediately to work. Keep those crumbs out of the dye, guys! And watch the candles! We only had one fire all night, which left the Langone Center standing.
The Russian Studies Program in all its spendor led the way and lit the path of creativity with the product of their endeavors. The artistic skills of the Program was evident in the output of the fearless leaders, which each proudly displayed. But others quickly followed, focusing all their artistic skills on a single egg. No, she isn't frying the egg in its shell over a candle; she is melting the beeswax in order to reveal the patterns left in the eggshell by the dyes. Pretty soon everybody was at it . . . under the watchful eye of Professor Madhu Malik. Three eggs did crack, despite all her efforts, but most could still be displayed--not a bad record for 7 dozen eggs.
It's all about making beautiful eggs with ugly beeswax, ordinary candles, odd little kistki or styluses, and dyes. The way you do it is like this: first you dye the entire egg a light color, like yellow. Next you draw a design that you want to be yellow with melted wax, using a kistka. Then you dye the whole egg in a slightly darker dye, say, orange. Next you draw the design you want to be orange with melted wax and dip the egg in a slightly darker dye, say, red. You continue like this until your entire design is completed. By this time the eggs looks awful: it is all black with smoky wax! Rebecca and Katie Bowen (left to right) show us their eggs before they took all the wax off.
You remove the wax by holding it to a candle so that there is enough heat to melt the wax but not cook the egg. This mysterious hand shows us the final result when all the wax is removed. (Here is a case of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing.) By the way you get far less cholestorol in your arteries decorating the incredible edible egg than you do eating it.
The payoff is the eggcitement (I had to do one egg joke) of taking home a beautifully crafted egg. Here Walter 'Faberge' Webster and Natasha (Rembrandtsky) Yelanskaya (one of the several real Russians and Ukrainians at the egg fest) show off their handiwork. The eggs are still raw but in a 3-4 months the shells will be empty except for a few harmless crystals of cholesterol. (Of course, you shouldn't check to see if this is true.)
Unfortunately, the whole thing was a great big mess! Just look at that table! Upperclass Russian majors (as usual) led the way. So why are they smiling? Do they think Professor Beard is going to clean all of this up? He is so distraught that he can't decide what to do with his egg. Throw it? Nah! They wouldn't understand.
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The rotator cuff is a group of 4 muscles in the shoulder and upper arm. The muscles help to move the arm at the shoulder and to stabilize the joint. The muscles are connected to the shoulder bone by tendons, which are strong, flexible cords. The muscles or tendons may become damaged from long term overuse or from injury.
Your doctor may recommend this procedure for:
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Your doctor may do the following:
Before this procedure, you will need to:
You may need to stop taking some medications up to 1 week before the procedure.
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the day before your procedure, unless told otherwise by your doctor.
General anesthesia
is typically used.
You will be asleep during the procedure.
There are 2 methods used to perform a rotator cuff repair:
A cut will be made in the skin over the shoulder. The torn muscle or tendon will be repaired and reattached and/or anchored with stitches. The incision will then be closed with stitches or staples.
A few small incisions will be made in the shoulder. A narrow tool called an arthroscope will be inserted through the incision. The scope has a tiny camera to allow the doctor to see inside. Other small instruments will be inserted through the other incisions. These tools will be used to repair the tendon or muscle.
After either procedure, the incisions will be bandaged. Your arm will be placed in a sling or brace to immobilize the joint.
About 1½ to 2 hours
Anesthesia prevents pain during the procedure. You may have some discomfort immediately after. Ask your doctor about medication to help with the pain.
You may be able to go home the same day. Some may need to stay in the hospital overnight.
Right after the procedure, you may be given medication, such as:
When you return home, take these steps:
The rotator cuff will take several months to heal. It may take some time before you can raise your arm above your shoulder. It may be up to one year before you can hold your arm above your head and do work with reasonable strength. An aggressive and consistent physical therapy and exercise program is the key to a faster recovery.
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
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The Austin Art Scene is the Heart of Texas
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If chocolate is your passion, sign up to learn more. Classes are available at culinary schools and are given by individual chocolatiers in their workrooms—which is of even greater interest to their fans. Others are given right in the front of the shop. These beauties are from Boston's Temper Chocolate.
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These are classes no one wants to cut!
There are two kinds of chocolate classes: chocolate scholarship, where you'll increase your knowledge of how chocolate is grown, bean varieties, the process of chocolate manufacturing, et al; and hands-on chocolate making.
While most culinary schools offer classes, we're developing a list of top chocolatiers who share their knowledge through regular classes. To recommend a class for this list, click here.
Ecole Chocolat. That's right: you don't even have to leave your house to become a chocolatier. We were impressed when we read that a Massachusetts carpenter made a career change to artisan chocolatier via online courses. Ecole Chocolat is the only chocolate-making school of its kind where one can study, learn and practice professional chocolate making-from home. Learn more at Ecole Chocolat's website.
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Norman Love Chocolates. Norman Love was one of only 26 people selected to appear on the 39-part series "Baking with Julia," a Julia Child cooking show, which aired on public television. Norman Love was also rated as one of the top chocolate makers in the country in the February 2005 issue of Consumer Reports. Classes are held at their state-of-the-art facility in Ft. Myers. Check the website for details or call 1.239.561.7215.
|Chocolate—The Consuming Passion: A New York Times bestseller with over a half-million copies in print, this book continues to delight chocoholics everywhere. $7.48. Click here for more information or to purchase.
|The Totally Chocolate Cookbook: Chocolate and nothing but chocolate in this cookbook. $4.95. Click here for more information or to purchase.
|Chocolate Bar—Recipes and Entertaining Ideas for Living the Sweet Life: A delicious ode to the sweet that entrances so many, with more than 20 recipes. $16.47. Click here for more information or to purchase.
|Deluxe Chocolate Heaven Fondue Pot: This pot holds up to 24 ounces of chocolate, from there the uses are endless. $14.99. Click here for more information or to purchase.
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|Silicon Spatula Set: Silicon spatulas are perfect for stirring tempering chocolate. $16.50. Click here for more information or to purchase.
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Types of calls, re-directing, be seen as a resource; use divination to screen, money, advertising, & glossary of temple terms. Language is everything! Learn to communicate safely what your ministry is all about. Attract the right seekers and initiates, graciously re-direct callers who don't match. How to convert the 'unchurched' (those confusing your offerings with escorting or sensual massage parlor services). Clearly separate yourself once and for all from 'normal' sex work. Be empowered in Gate Keeping Ministry, you'll never worry about government agencies again!
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February 2012
Will Eric Nystrom face the Shanahammer for his head hit on Kris Letang?
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Edmonton Journal Q and A with BEVERLY HAMMOND, chair of the Special Olympic Canada board of directors
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Live blog 63: Blues vs. Oilers
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