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*May/June 2010 COTM - GOURMET: Breakfast and Breads, Sweets
Welcome to our May and June 2010 COTM, Gourmet Today: More Than 1000 All-New Recipes for the Contemporary Kitchen.
Please use this thread for review and discussion of recipes from the following chapters:
Breakfast and Breads
Cookies, Bars, and Confections
Pies, Tarts, and Pastries
Fruit Desserts
Puddings, Custards, Mousses, and Soufflés
Frozen Desserts and Sweet Sauces
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Chocolate Whiskey Bundt Cake, p 727
I have to admit that I haven't tried this yet, but it looks nice! I'm about to take it to work, so will let you all know how it tastes later!
Anyhow, fairly simple to put together. Melt butter, brewed coffee, cocoa powder and American whiskey in a pan. Whisk until butter is melted, then remove from heat and add sugar and whisk until dissolved. Transfer into a large bowl and leave to cool for 10 mins or so. Meanwhile, combine A/P flour, baking soda and salt in a separate bowl. Whisk two large egs with 1 tsp of vanilla extract and add to chocolate mixture, whisking until just combined. Then add flour mixture, again whisking until just combined. Put into a prepared bundt tin which you have greased and dusted with cocoa and bake in at 325F for 40-50 mins or until a wooden toothpick comes out clean.
This looks good, but it didn't rise as much as I expected it to. That may be user error - as a European (sort of) I'm really not that comfortable with baking by volume rather than weight so I may not have had the exact quantities of sugar and flour. Also I didn't have large egss so used three medium. Also it says not to use Dutch-process cocoa powder - as I'm not sure what that is and we don't have it to my knowledge in the UK, I used the regular stuff I had in the cupboard. I also used bog standard bourbon - we are Scotch drinkers in this house (or Mr GG is) and I only keep a cheap bourbon for cooking. Plus I don't think Mr GG would have allowed me to use any of his expensive range of single malts!
So, it's coming to work with me and I'll let you know what me and the co-workers think. Usually they're just pathetically grateful for any kind of cake, but I will try to extract honest opinions!
re: greedygirl
You know, I'm betting you do have Dutch-process cocoa, as that is the standard for the European brands, such as Callebaut, Valrhona, etc. It means the cocoa is alkalized to reduce its acid and make it smoother. Here in the US, the label will often say "cocoa processed with alkali."
Baking soda is used with natural (non-alkalized) cocoa because the cocoa is acidic. That cake sounds as if it should be delicious, based on the ingredients.
re: Caitlin McGrath
OK - so it seems that my cocoa was probably the Dutch-processed kind, which the recipe specifically says not to use. How will that effect the result?
ETA - cake now sampled, and it's pretty good. Dense and fudgy, with the flavour of the whiskey coming through nicely. It would be nice for dessert with whipped cream, as it says in the book. Co-workers also happy. :-)
re: greedygirl
This is another long time favorite of ours. I just LOVE this cake, and it really is easy and fast to put together. I"m so sorry it didn't totally work out for you, gg! I probably make it about 3-4 times a year. Always better the day after, and yes, a bit of whipped cream never hurts. I kind of love that whiskey/chocolate combination, and I do love how moist this cake is.
re: LulusMom
I think it worked out fine, actually, although I am a bit confused about the whole Dutch process cocoa thing! Should I have left out the baking soda, do you think (and that is the same as baking powder, right)? It was also the first time I'd made a bundt cake and
I don't think they rise that much anyway. Isn't it supposed to be pretty moist and dense?
re: greedygirl
Definitely moist and dense. Almost fudgey, although that is pushing it. But it is a dense cake.
Sorry I can't help with the whole dutch process business. I don't have a clue what the difference is!
re: greedygirl
Hi GG--Dutch process cocoa is processed with alkali to reduce its acidity and deepen its color. Most European cocoa is this kind. Non-dutched cocoa, being more acidic, is often paired with baking soda (an alkali) because the acid and the alkali react and make bubbles, which make the baked thing rise. Dutched cocoa usually is used with baking powder, which contains baking soda and an acid (often tartaric acid) and which will make bubbles all by itself when it gets wet.
re: heidipie
That's very helpful, thanks. Looks like my mistake of thinking baking soda was baking powder in the UK was a lucky one!
re: greedygirl
Easy way to remember what cocoa goes with which leavening: the "P" rule, for Dutched Process and baking Powder.
re: bushwickgirl
Wait, I don't know this rule. Can you please clarify? Are you saying when a recipe calls for baking Powder and cocoa, it must mean Dutched Process cocoa?
re: The Dairy Queen
Yes, "P" for processed (as in Dutched) and powder, and yes, recipes containing baking powder use Dutched cocoa. Heidipie outlines it perfectly upthread.
You can sub natural cocoa for Dutched to a certain (small) amount in recipes, but not the other way around, or without the addition of an acid. So "must mean" can be intrepreted as "mostly mean."
re: bushwickgirl
I like that mnemonic device! Thanks!
Rhubarb-strawberry pudding cake (p. 726)
This is a pleasant and easy to make tea cake. Big fan of rhubarb and strawberry together. My only warning on this is that it doesn't last long - a day or two at most.
re: LulusMom
We must be on the same cake wavelength as I'm going to make this soon as rhubarb is in season over here! Love rhubarb but never tried it with strawberries, which does sound good. I made rhubarb and raspberry jam the other day and that combo worked well.
re: greedygirl
Over here strawberry rhubarb jam is very popular. I hope you like the cake (but do eat it fast!).
One time I had a rhubarb vanilla jam in France and absolutely loved it. Haven't been able to find anything similar since (and I'm not a jammer).
re: greedygirl
The problem I have with rhubarb and strawberries as a combo is that, where I live, they aren't in season at the same time. Rhubarb comes up in spring and starts to wilt as soon as it gets hot. Strawberries don't come until mid-summer or so.
But, I do love the way they taste together, as long as you have frozen one or the other to supplement whichever one happens to be fresh at the time.
re: greedygirl
Baking powder and baking soda are both leavening agents. But they react differently with different ingredients. There's a bit of chemistry involved. Frankly, that's why when baking precision is important, I think.
Here's a good explanation:
re: greedygirl
baking soda = bicarbonate of soda
re: Caitlin McGrath
It's a miracle this cake turned out so well, given that I used baking powder not bicarb, and probably Dutch process cocoa powder as well!
re: greedygirl
What I'm more concerned about is a bunch of BBC employees singing raunchy songs and mooning passersby as they munch on their bourbon cake.
I know, I know, the liquor cooks out, but I liked the image.
re: greedygirl
gg, do you happen to know if bicarbonate of soda is "bread soda"? My recipe for sticky toffee pudding that I got from a country house in Ireland says bread soda, but I assumed that it was bicarb because of Irish Soda Bread being made with bicarb. Do you have any experience with this term?
re: roxlet
Sorry roxlet, but I've never heard of bread soda before. I think you're probably right though.
re: roxlet
Bread soda = bicarbonate of soda....
re: roxlet
roxlet, I've never tasted Sticky Toffee Pudding, but it seems to be a favourite British dessert. Have you made it a lot, and is that recipe "from a country house in Ireland" (that sounds so romantic) a favourite of yours that you would share? It sounds like it must be good considering the source.
re: Lotti
Lotti, it is a fantastic recipe that I have previously posted on CH, but here it is again.
For the cake
8 ounces (225g/generous 1 cup) chopped dates
½ pint (300ml/1¼ cups) brewed tea
4 ozs. (110g/1 stick) unsalted butter
6 ozs. (170g/scant 1 cup) castor (superfine) sugar
3 eggs
8 ozs. (225g/scant 1½ cups) self-rising flour
1 rounded teaspoon bread soda (baking soda)
1 teaspoon vanilla essence
1 teaspoon Espresso coffee or 2-3 teaspoons instant espresso
Hot toffee sauce
4 ozs. (100g/1 stick) butter
6 ozs. (170g/3/4 cup) dark brown sugar
4 ozs. (110g/generous ½ cup) granulated sugar
10 ozs (285g/3/4 cup) golden syrup
8 fl. ozs. (225 ml/1 cup) heavy cream
½ teaspoon vanilla essence
8-inch (20.5cm) spring form tin with removable base. Set the oven to 350 degrees.
Soak the dates in hot tea for 15 minutes. Brush the cake tin with oil, flour, then put oiled parchment on the base. Cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, and then mix in the sifted flour. Add the baking soda, vanilla essence and coffee to the date tea and stir this into the flour mixture. Pour into prepared pan, and cook for 1-1½ hours or until a cake tester comes out clean. To make the sauce, put the butter, sugars and golden syrup into a heavy bottomed saucepan and melt gently on a low heat. Simmer for about 5 minutes, remove from heat, and gradually stir in the cream and vanilla. Put back on the heat for 2-3 minutes until the sauce is absolutely smooth. To serve, pour some hot sauce around the cake and pour some additional sauce over the top. Put the remainder in a sauceboat, and serve with the pudding as well as softly whipped cream.
Several of my friends have adopted this as their holiday recipe -- to great acclaim.
re: roxlet
Holy cow, I'm always always looking for a good recipe. I think you posted this for me once before, and then things got crazy and I wasn't able to make it, but I *will* make it this time. One of my favorite things about being in the UK is having this for dessert. I love it. Thank you so much.
re: LulusMom
Oh, make it! You won't be sorry!
re: roxlet
Thank you so much roxlet. I bet there's a nice story behind how you got the recipe too. I've never been to Ireland, but just your description that it's from "a country house in Ireland" brings wonderful daydreams. I can't wait to try the recipe. Again, thank you for sharing it.
Chocolate Chunk Oatmeal Coconut Cookies, p 681
They were really, really good! A little too sweet though so I would cut back on the sugar next time. Maybe by omitting the granulated sugar. The only changes I made to the recipe were; used parchment instead of greased cookie sheets, made smaller cookies w an ice cream scoop which yielded a larger number of regularly sized cookies. (4 doz vs 2 dozen) and baked for ~15 minutes @ a bit lower temp of 360. Will definately make again.
Chocolate Babka, p 675
This was a hit! The dough was very easy indeed, although I should have added a bit more flour. (It's hard to tell where "very soft and sticky" ends, and "TOO" soft and sticky begins.) That stickiness made the babka very light, although more difficult to roll and shape. Next time I might chill the dough before rolling.
Procedure: make a rich brioche-style yeast dough in the mixer, let rise, roll out, spread with lots of butter, sprinkle with chopped dark chocolate, sprinkle with sugar, roll up, twist, place in bread pans, rise, bake.
I made one-half recipe, and I'm sorry now that I didn't make two loaves. It wasn't a tall, beautiful loaf, but it was a welcome breakfast treat.
re: Channa
That looks delicious, much better than the lesser babka, cinammon, LOL
re: yamalam
"I beg your pardon? Cinnamon takes a back seat to no babka. People
love cinnamon. It should be on tables in restaurants along with salt and
pepper. Anytime anyone says, 'Oh, this is so good. What's in it?' The
answer invariably comes back, Cinnamon. Cinnamon. Again and again.
Lesser babka - I think not."
Heh, heh, I vote for chocolate!
re: Channa
Channa, I think yamalam was making reference to a Seinfeld episode in which Elaine dubbed cinnamon babka "the lesser babka."
re: amyzan
And what Channa quoted above is Jerry's reply to Elaine's comment that cinnamon is "the lesser babka."
re: Channa
Áh, memories of Seinfeld.
BTW, it's a bit off topic, but there's a Seinfeld food mentions thread that's hilarious and nostalgic.
I'd forgotten about the "lesser babka"!
Breakfast Burritos, pp. 655-6, I've made at least twice so far. I used a chicken chorizo or maybe it was turkey andouille (?), but at any rate, they were delicious and well received. Oh, and one time I subbed sweet potato for the boiling potato, and I think will continue to make it that way. The moistness and flavor of the sweet potato is just great with the spicy sausage and creamy, melting cheese and cool, rich avocado. A great combo for a savory breakfast or brunch. Heck, I think we'd eat these for dinner...
Seltzer waffles, pp. 661-2, is the only recipe from the book so far that was a dud for us. I usually make overnight yeasted waffles, and these just don't compare. They were heavy and cakey in comparison to yeasted waffles, though probably they're much better than any sweet milk recipe. I also think that because my waffle iron is nonstick, these don't crisp as well as they would in a cast iron waffler. So, if you have cast iron or maybe even a belgian style iron, this recipe might be worth a try. But, in a nonstick standard waffler, bleh.
Sicilian Fig Cookies, pp. 696-7, I still have a dozen frozen. The recipe doesn't note that they freeze well, which they do, as long as you thaw on sheets before baking. These are adult cookies, tasting strongly of brandy. I think I actually used cognac, which might account for their alcoholic flavor. The dried figs were pretty dried out, so that might be part of it, as well. I sprinkled these with pearl sugar in place of the nonpareils. Delicious.
Applesauce Pecan Cake, p. 715, will be a keeper, clearly. This reminds me so much of snack cakes my mom made after school when I was a kid. Not too sweet and deliciously moist, with crunch from the toasted pecans, no frosting or even powdered sugar sprinkle needed.
Carrot Cupcakes with Molasses Cream Cheese Frosting, pp. 740-1, are moist and pretty standard carrot cake, but what really shines here is the frosting. The addition of a bit of full flavored molasses to cream cheese and butter frosting is truly inspired. It's a pretty soft frosting, with only 2 Tbsp. confection sugar, but just fantastic in flavor, not very sweet, tangy with that slightly bitter edge. I'll be adding molasses to cream cheese frosting from now on, for red velvet cake, for pecan cake. I think you'd need more sugar for a frosting on a 9 inch cake, though, to help it hold its shape and not slide off the cake rounds. That would take some experimentation.
Yogurt Mousse with Apricot Sauce, pp. 841-2, I made without the sauce. (Apricots have a very short season here. They're usually so unripe in the markets I'm forced to roast them to bring out the flavor.) This mousse is a divine adult dessert. I just don't think most kids will enjoy this unless they usually eat plain Greek style yogurt, because it's not a terribly sweet recipe. Of course, that opinion is tempered by the fact we had it without the fruit sauce, so bear that in mind if your kids are adventurous eaters. It may go over with the apricot sauce. Gelatin can be a bit daunting if it's unfamiliar, but the instructions here are pretty good. I would recommend letting the gelatin powder hydrate for a full five minutes, to take into account anyone not sprinkling it over the milk evenly, etc. Just to be safe. Because if you strain out a big lump of gelatin, the texture might be a bit soft. I like their technique here, and though it might seem a bit of a pain, it really does yield a great smooth texture. I just love vanilla and lemon together. My mom ate two of these after dinner, if that tells you anything!
re: amyzan
Wow! Great post. You are amazing, amyzan!
re: roxlet
Gee, thanks!


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Pros: Straight & Consistent
Cons: A larger head than most, Not as far as some.
I picked up the Ping K15, Found it on eBay still in the wrapper. I needed some help off the tee box so I thought I'd give this one a try. I'm plenty happy with a 260 yard drive and this club delivers. The stock Ping TFC149D shaft is nothing to turn your nose up at. Yes it's a stock shaft but this thing is very smooth with great feedback. If you try to kill it with this club it's bound to go anywhere but give a good smooth swing and this thing flies. The head in mine is a 10.5* and a lot of people in reviews are complaining about the little hump on the lower back right edge of the head (right handed golfer here). I have to say that I never really saw it. First, if your looking at that, your not looking at the ball. That hump is Ping's SF Tec (Straight Flight Technology). I needed some help with a heavy fade and this club helps straighten that problem out. This club is 3 years old now, well at least the technology is, and I really have to say that I haven't hit anything that's better on the market at this point. There is not a lot of workabilty in this club but hey, all I wanna do is hit it straight. LOL I also found I'm hitting this club better if it's about 2 balls further back in my stance. I haven't seen this in other clubs but this one does and I think that helps a lot with the set up and allows your hands to be out in front of the ball better at impact. The head sets up rather closed so that may be some of it for me. So if your looking for some help from the tee box, find one of these and give it a try....Feels great!


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As a Michigan disc golfer I try to throw a lot of Discraft plastic. Recently I have been trying to find a new fairway driver. I currently throw a Teebird and like it because I can rip on it flat and it goes straight and if I put it on a hyzer it flies with hyzer, same with anny. I would like to get a Discraft disc that flies like this. I have a Stalker but just haven't had the results with it. I see that many pros are throwing Avengers for straight shots. Is the X Avenger a good disc for this? Anyone have any favorites or recommendations?
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The Avenger and Avenger SS throw straight or you can throw a decent anny. not too much power needed to get a solid 300 ft.
Is the Stalker too 'flippy'?If so, switch to a Cyclone.
Ti Stalker.
the Ti Stalker seemed REALLY overstable for me, maybe I got a bad one?
Only throw Discraft mids. Love the Lat 64 goldline river though. If you can find latitude 64 discs where you are at this is a great all around fairway driver.
Hey I reside in the mitten as well, and there are a couple nice fairway drivers to checkout from Discraft. An X avenger might be nice when it's beat in a bit, but it's a fairly stable disc for a fairway driver. My highest recommendation would be to try an ESP Impact. Easy to throw nice and straight, also a great anhyzer disk! You could also try out an X Stratus, or a Glide. Those are easy to throw straight as well. You might even like the Eclipse, it's an old school driver but it's still a great flyer. I have a couple Stalkers myself, and I like the ESP ones the most, but they are a lot more stable than these discs.
100% true... my gold line River is my 2nd favorite disc overall... 1st is my gold line Flow.. I know that discgolfstore.com sells em and no shipping over $12.00
Try Innova Plastic , unless you are Sponsored by Discraft.
I'm a bit new to the sport but aren't Stalkers long distance/ultra distance drivers or whatever? I thought fairway drivers were lower speeds like the Leopard. Which is my favorite so far since I can hyzer it out straight or hyzer it a bit more to get it to turn over. I really like the Stalker. I unfortunately just lost mine on a bad through and a large pond that came out of nowhere!.. thinking of getting the same weight (172g) in titanium. Btw.. they do not float. =(
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Air Force Materiel Command will be forced to implement spending reductions that will have substantial impact on its mission if sequestration takes effect March 1.
These reductions along with other Air Force-wide cuts will ultimately harm overall Air Force operations and readiness, Air Force officials have said.
All aspects of the command's mission of science and technology, life-cycle management, test and evaluation, and the sustainment of the Air Force's fleet of aircraft will be degraded if budget sequestration measures occur.
Sequestration will force the command to reduce its daily operating budget and take additional cuts to other programs such as civilian pay, aircraft maintenance, research and development, test, and acquisition of new weapon systems. The impacts would not only be felt at AFMC locations, but would ripple throughout the entire Air Force since AFMC is the executive agent for many programs and systems.
AFMC officials are planning for sequestration impacts that include:
- Reduced weapon systems sustainment, resulting from funding cuts for the maintenance of aircraft and other systems.
- If directed by the Department of Defense, furlough of civilian employees of up to 22 days between April and September. This will impact the AFMC mission across the spectrum of life-cycle acquisition, management and sustainment of Air Force weapon systems.
- Reduced testing of Air Force weapons systems. Test schedules may be impacted by factors such as civilian furloughs, aircraft maintenance reductions and reduced base operating support.
- Deferment of funds to be invested in long-term research and development projects.
These effects will be felt for years to come, officials said.
The command announced in January it would undertake several near-term actions to save money such as implementing a temporary civilian hiring freeze, release of non-mission critical term and temporary employees, cancellation of non-mission critical travel, limiting supply purchases, reducing some service contracts, and postponement of non-emergency facility sustainment.
If sequestration occurs, these near-term actions, already underway, will continue through the remainder of the year, further reducing the ability of each AFMC installation to accomplish its mission. It will also be felt by other services and federal agencies, particularly tenants on our installations. Also, customers who use various AFMC facilities for test and evaluation work would be impacted.


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For a president gearing up to seek reelection in part based on muscular foreign-policy credentials, President Obama Monday gave his critics two words that may reverberate on the campaign trail as much as "Etch A Sketch."
"Space" and "flexibility."
The obsessed political world fed for 48 hours on the Etch A Sketch metaphor by Mitt Romney strategist Eric Fehrnstrom. It might seem possible that same world would find an equally delectable feeding frenzy in a president promising another world leader unspecified postelection flexibility on missile defense. Time will tell.
Foreign-policy analysts wasted no time chewing it over.
"It has really opened him up to that kind of criticism of being ready to capitulate," said Andy Kuchins, director of the Russian and Eurasia program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "It was very unfortunate from that standpoint. In this case and with this topic, it's really counterproductive."
James Carafano, a national-security expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation, said that Obama's remarks betrayed his real approach to arms control and ballistic-missile defense.
"He doesn't believe in ballistic-missile defense as a way to protect the nation," Carafano said. "He believes missile defense only makes sense in how it contributes to reductions in the overall nuclear arsenal. He's willing to sacrifice missile defense in order to get reductions."
On the campaign trail, Republicans pounced.
"This is no time for our president to be pulling his punches with the American people and not telling us what he's intending to do with regards to our missile-defense system," Romney said.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who led the GOP effort throughout the 1990s to increase ballistic missile defense budgets, accused Obama of "selling out." "I don't see how any American could trust him ever again after that comment," Gingrich told talk-radio host Rick Jensen on WDEL in Wilmington, Del. "I think it means he's going to sell out our entire missile-defense system."
Obama's inadvertent remarks came at the second annual Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, South Korea. The summit is an outgrowth of Obama's aggressive nuclear nonproliferation strategy that seeks the abolition of all nuclear weapon stockpiles.
Following his one-on-one meeting with outgoing Russian President Dimitri Medvedev, Obama said he needed "space" now so he could operate with greater "flexibility" on missile-defense negotiations after Election Day.
Obama was asking Medvedev to convey these needs to incoming Russian President Valdimir Putin. Medvedev is seen the world over as Putin's underling – just this side of a puppet.
The move struck Kuchins, with CSIS, as curious. "I can't imagine what he meant by flexibility on this issue," Kuchins said. "That's a big assumption; that the Russians are going to be more flexible. I just don't see that. "
With the Etch A Sketch comment, Romney's campaign was forced to explain whether, as the answer implied, the GOP front-runner would change course after securing the nomination. Obama's comments, which he clearly did not intend to be heard, could at least raise questions about what he might have in mind on missile defense or other pressing issues with Russia if he were to win reelection. Both comments speak to longer-term calculations after overcoming a political hurdle. In both cases, Romney's campaign and the White House swiftly denied any ulterior motives.
Kuchins and Carafano agreed that Russia sees U.S. ballistic missile defense in Europe as a threat to its sovereignty and regional dominance. Moscow opposes a U.S. system designed to intercept "rogue" missiles from Iran or Pakistan as a way to thwart Russian nuclear capabilities. Russia's hostility has not been softened by Obama's 2009 decision not to build a land-based missile-defense systems in Poland and the Czech Republic. Obama opted instead for a land-and-sea system with a small footprint in Poland and Romania.


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Genuine Witchcraft is Explained, by John of Monmouth
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Genuine Witchcraft is Explained, by John of Monmouth Capall Bann Publishing, 9781861633347, 486 pp., 2012If your concept of witchcraft is composed exclusively by the modern Pagan movement and Wicca, this book is going to be a real eye-opener. For the majority of Wiccans and witches in the US, where I reside and write my reviews, there have been few choices – one either "trained" as an eclectic (usually by means of reading one or more books) or one looked for a "tradition" to follow (many of which touted themselves as having a long, distinguished linage, but failed to provide any substantiation of those claims). Within the past couple of decades the concept of initiation by another has fallen into disrepute and "self-initiation" has become the norm.This is a massive book, but fully one half of it is composed of data which supplements the first half. The supplemental section includes photos of original documents from the Royal Windsor Coven (no connection to British royalty – just a heads-up to American readers). A large number of the documents which appear in the photos are almost indecipherable, since they were either hand-written, heavily amended, or carbon copies of originals. This is, in my opinion, not a shortcoming. The fact that these documents still exist at all is nearly miraculous, and the fact that they are being preserved and made available is a real benefit for those who wish to explore the development of Witchcraft in the 20th Century. Following these reproductions are transcripts of the documents which make it possible to read and understand the preceding illustrations. Read More


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As a Junior in 2012: Helped lift the Bobcats to yet another NEC crown, their eighth straight, after another dominating run wherein she earned her third consecutive All-NEC honors to start her career…Began her season at the Nassaney Memorial Race where she crossed the line in 19:33.2 to finish 42nd overall (out of 183)…Surged to a Top-5 finish at the Quinnipiac Invitational as she clocked in at 19:10.1 to earn 5th place…Posted an impressive time of 22:36 in a crowded field at the Paul Short Invitational to finish 155th out of 360…Continued to impress at the New England Varsity Championship where she crossed the line in 18:33.28 which was good enough for 62nd overall (out of 251) and fourth-best among the Bobcat contingent…Shined in the NEC Championship as she busted out of the gates and rang in a season-best time of 18:29.10 to give her a 12th place result (out of 91) and fourth-best on the team…Carried the momentum into the final race of 2012 where she finished a season-best second on the team at the NCAA Regional with a time of 22:06.6, good enough for 104th overall (out of 253).
As a Sophomore in 2011: Competed in the NCAA Regionals on Nov. 12 and finished in 23:38.30…Finished third among Bobcat runners and 7th overall with 19:16.50 at the Northeast Conference Championship on Oct. 29…Finished with a season-best 18:47 time at the New England Cross Country Championship on Oct. 8…Ran the Paul Short Women Gold 6k on Sep. 30 in 22:49…Placed 10th at the Monmouth Invitational on Sep. 17 with a time of 18:50.20…Finished the Fordham University Invitational on Sep. 10 at 18:55.
As a Freshman in 2010: Was the fifth Quinnipiac runner to finish at the Northeast Conference Championships on Oct. 30, placing 12th overall in 18:20.6...Finished fourth for the Bobcats with a time of 18:53 at the New England Championships on Oct. 9…Ran the Paul Short Invitational in 23:13 on Oct. 1…Ran at the Quinnipiac Invitational on Sept. 18, where she finished in 18:53…Finished the CCSU Invitational on Sept. 11 at 18:32...Placed seventh in 15:40.16 at the Seawolves Invitational on Sept. 4.
Before Quinnipiac: Earned eight varsity letters as a two-sport athlete at Emmaus High School, running cross country and track... Was the 2006 PIAA Cross Country State Runner-up...Was PIAA Cross Country State Champions for three years, in 2007-2009...Helped her team become Lehigh Valley Conference Champions for four-straight years...Went to the Nike Team Regional Championship in New York, where her high school placed fifth in 2007 and 2008, and fourth in 2009...Placed 35 at the 2006 and 25th in 2008 at the PIAA State Cross Country Championships...She finished in the Top 10 at the Leigh Valley Conference Cross Country Championships and PIAA District XI Cross Country Championships for all four years...She placed second at the Leigh Valley Conference Championships and fourth at the PIAA District XI Cross Country Championships in 2009...Named Cross Country Team Captain in 2009...Ran the 5k in 18:39; the 3,200m in 11:27; the 1,600m in 5:11:14; and the 800m in 2:21...Was a member of the National Honors Society, Principal Honor Roll and Scholar Athlete Nominee for cross country and track...Graduated with honors.
Personal: A Native of Macungie, Pa...Daughter of David and Annemarie Faust...Is one of three triplets. Her sisters Amanda and Christina are also on the women's cross country and track teams at Quinnipiac...Studying to be a physician's assistant.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — After completing an analysis of industry and employment trends, the Defense Department has embarked on a pilot program to help service members obtain civilian professional credentials, the department's director of training readiness and strategy told reporters today.
According to Frank C. DiGiovanni, director, Training Readiness and Strategy Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Readiness), five occupational areas were selected for the pilot program — aircraft mechanic, automotive mechanic, health care, supply and logistics and truck driver. Seventeen military specialties are covered under these five areas, which align with Department of Labor's standard occupational classifications, he noted.
To select the occupations, he said, the department looked at the private sector for areas where there would be average or better growth coinciding with high numbers of projected job openings.
"What we've asked the services to do, is look at those five areas, look at their specific military occupational codes, marry them up and get some people into the pilot program," DiGiovanni said.
The program began in October, he said and as it progresses, officials will examine whether existing military training is sufficient to qualify service members for civilian credentials. Where the current training is found to be insufficient, DiGiovanni added, the department will determine if the program can be adjusted or if training from external sources is necessary.
Training is just part of career development. "Some of these licenses and credentials require a certain level of experience to qualify," he said. The program will eventually assess service members at various stages in their military careers, he said.
Military officials will also assess the program's success from the perspective of the three key participant groups, DiGiovanni said. "The first is the individual," he said. "Did they feel they received what was needed to go out and compete in the civilian sector?"
The second group, technical schools and supervisors, will be surveyed to determine whether meeting the requirements of a civilian certification program helped them or if it created additional challenges, DiGiovanni said.
As the service members involved in the pilot program transition from military service, a third group, employers, will be surveyed, he said.
"We'd have to go to some of the industry folks and say, 'The fact that [service members] were able to get some of these licenses or credentials while on military service, did that help in your decision to hire an individual? What kind of employee are they?'" he said.
"For us, the objective really is honoring the service of our service members and helping them, while they're in the service to professionalize and expand their knowledge in these occupational areas," DiGiovanni said.
The program's second aim is to determine whether conducting this type of training through the services is cost-effective, he said. Other options could include vocational training through the Department of Labor or Veterans Affairs, he added.
The pilot is one of several DOD Credentialing and Licensing Task Force initiatives, said Eileen Lainez, a spokesperson for the Defense Department.
"We're looking at how we can better document and translate military training and experience so that civilian credentialing agencies and states can better understand the nature of military training and award appropriate credit," she said.
"Industry has told us that military members bring several advantages to the table," DiGiovanni said. Employers consider service members and veterans to be diligent, efficient and reliable, he said.
Service members and veterans report that their military experience provided them with leadership and problem-solving skills, adaptability and the ability to work in teams, he added. "In many industries the training and experience they have in the military gives them a jump start," he said.
"However, civilian employers also report that translating military skills to civilian job experience is one of the biggest challenges of hiring employees with military experience," Lainez said. "Civilian credentials provide a means of doing this translation."


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STATEHOUSE (Feb. 6, 2013) – State Sen. Jim Smith (R-Charlestown) recently welcomed the following local students to the Statehouse, where they served as Senate pages:
• Taylor Glover, from Charlestown, attends Charlestown Middle School.
• Ashley Bacon, from Lexington, attends Scottsburg New Tech High School.
Pages spend a day at the Statehouse touring the historic building, observing debates from the chamber floor and interacting with their state senators.
"The Senate page program is a chance for students to experience their state government at work," Smith said. "It's a great opportunity for young Hoosiers interested in politics or government to see how laws that impact their communities are made."
Students in grades six through 12 can participate in the page program on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays through April 4.
To learn how you can register your student to serve as a senate page, visit www.in.gov/senatepageprogram.


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This supplement is designed to enhance starship combat in Reign of Discordia. The new options are divided up into six main sections: expanded starship collision rules, equipment for non-lethal starship combat, additional optional rules systems, piloting maneuvers, combat hacking, and three scenarios, including an escape pod and a new ship design; the U.S.S Prize.
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Without limiting the foregoing, the Carbon Trust specifically disclaims and shall not have or be deemed to have any responsibility if such websites: infringe any third party's intellectual property rights; are inaccurate, incomplete or misleading; are not merchantable or fit for a particular purpose; do not provide adequate security; contain viruses or other items of a destructive nature; or are libellous or defamatory. The Carbon Trust also does not endorse or make any representations about the content or any products or services available on such websites or any results which may be obtained by using them. The Carbon Trust shall not be assumed to be associated with the operators or administrators of such websites and is not responsible for them. If you access such websites or establish a link to such websites or the Site, you do so at your own risk and without the permission or deemed permission of the Carbon Trust. 10. 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If you provide hyperlinks to the home page of this Site (but not to other pages within this Site), you agree that you: may link to, but may not replicate, any Content; shall not frame or otherwise create a browser or border environment around any Content; shall not imply that the Carbon Trust is endorsing you or your products or services; shall not misrepresent you or your website's relationship with the Carbon Trust; shall not present false, misleading or inaccurate information about the Carbon Trust or the Carbon Trust's products or services on your website or otherwise disparage or denigrate the Carbon Trust's products or services; shall not use the Carbon Trust's logos, trade marks, service marks or suchlike without express prior written permission from the carbon Trust; shall not include content on your website that is or could be construed as illegal, distasteful, offensive or controversial, which infringes any intellectual property rights or other rights of any person or otherwise does not comply with all applicable laws and regulations and you shall include on your website only content that is appropriate for all age groups; shall not remove or obscure any of the information, Content or notices contained on the Site; shall not link the Site to a website that is not owned by you; shall inform the Carbon Trust in writing of the link; and shall immediately discontinue the link if instructed to do so by the Carbon Trust. The Carbon Trust expressly reserves the right to revoke the permission granted in this section for any breach of these Terms of Use and to take any further action it deems appropriate in respect of such breach. Please be aware that the home page to the Site may from time to time include legal and/or other notices for the attention of some or all Site users. We shall not be liable for any direct or indirect losses that arise from a failure by you or a third party to view and/or adhere to any notice displayed on the home page of the Site. 11. Products and services available on this Site and third party websites linked to this Site The Carbon Trust may give you the option to subscribe to different services (such as publication ordering and event booking) through this Site. Such services are open to registered users only and your use of the content received through any such service/publication will be subject to these Terms of Use. As part of the registration process, you must therefore agree to accept these Terms of Use. Where registering on behalf of an organisation, you are accepting these Terms of Use on behalf of your organisation. We will let you know if you will also be subject to any additional terms and conditions. We reserve the right to reject or cancel your registration. Certain publications are available for purchase. Where you are purchasing any publications (or other items) from our Site, our conditions of sale will apply to your purchase. If you use one of the links on this Site to visit a third party website, then condition 9 (Links to third party websites) of these Terms of Use will apply and your viewing of such websites and any purchases or orders made through them will be subject to separate terms and conditions to be entered into between you and the relevant third party. 12. 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You agree that no joint venture, partnership, employment, or agency relationship exists between you and us as a result of these Terms of Use or your use of this Site. These Terms of Use are not enforceable under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 by any person not a party to them. These Terms of Use and your use of the Site shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, without regard to its choice of law provisions. The courts of general jurisdiction located within England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any and all disputes arising out of, relating to or concerning these Terms of Use and/or the Site or in which these Terms of Use and/or the Site are a material fact. [1] The term "Carbon Trust" is hereinafter used to designate the Carbon Trust and every wholly owned subsidiary from time to time of the Carbon Trust ("Subsidiaries") and every wholly owned subsidiary of such Subsidiaries. The term "subsidiary" has the meaning given to that term in section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006. © Carbon Trust 2015 All rights reserved June 2015 Privacy Policy 1. Introduction The Carbon Trust is an independent company limited by guarantee that is registered as a data controller and operates in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act 1998. The Carbon Trust[2] is committed to preserving the privacy of all visitors to the following domains: www.carbontrust.com publicsector.carbontrust.co.uk smenetwork.carbontrust.com www.carbontrust-online.co.uk www.lowcarboncities.co.uk (together, the "Site") and to protecting any personal information that you may provide to us. In particular, we believe it is important for you to know how we treat information about you that we may receive from the Site and how we carry out data processing practices through the use of the Internet and any other electronic communications networks. Please read this Privacy Policy to understand how we use and protect the information you provide and how we may use and/or protect it in the future. By registering for any services or things on this Site, by requesting receipt of our publications or by providing any information to us, including the use of any forums or information sharing facilities, you consent to the collection, use and transfer of your information under the terms of this Privacy Policy. For the purposes of this Privacy Policy, the expressions "we", "our" and "us" refer to the Carbon Trust, and any reference to "you" or "your" relate to you. 2. Information that we collect from you In general (and subject to our Cookie Policy below), you can visit this Site without telling us who you are or revealing any information about yourself. Our web servers collect the domain names, not the email addresses, of visitors. There are, however, parts of this Site where we may need to collect personal information from you for a specific purpose, such as to provide you with certain information or publications you request. We may also request certain personal information where you register to use forums hosted on the Sites. We do this through the use of online forms, online registrations and every time you email the Carbon Trust or provide us with your details in other ways (i.e. over the telephone, by fax, by mail etc.). The information collected from you may include but is not limited to: your salutation, name, address, landline or mobile telephone numbers, fax number and email address; company name, job title, business sector and contact details; details of the ways in which you are happy to receive information from us and/or selected third parties; information collected for us to send information packs about campaigns (such as our strategic campaign to manage the business impact of climate change; our operational campaign to cut carbon emissions and costs; and our campaign to make a personal difference); and information collected for us to send information about our energy efficiency related services and products. The Carbon Trust may: require you to provide or select a user ID and password for the use of some of our programmes or services, such as when you register to gain access to our web tools and publications or to use online forums; offer you the opportunity to receive email updates and announcements concerning our services, products programmes and activities. Personal information you have provided to us may be used to facilitate those communications; collect information about you from emails, letters, telephone calls or from any other communications you send to or have with us, including for the purpose of informing you about our services and products; collect additional information automatically about your visit to our Site (e.g. our web server logs your IP address when you view a page on our Site); the Carbon Trust encourages visitors to its Site to contact it with questions and comments. Email addresses and other information in relation to persons so doing may also be collected in order to facilitate our responses to those inquiries or to inform you about our services and products. In order to purchase any publications/items from the Site, you may pay by debit card, credit card or be re-directed to use PayPal. We do not store credit card details nor do we share customer details with any third parties. You will find that it is not compulsory to provide us with any additional information we request which is not necessary or reasonable in order to provide you with the services or products you have requested. Furthermore, please note that our policy is not to ask for sensitive personal data - that is, data relating to: race or ethnic origin; political opinion; religious or other similar beliefs; trade union membership; physical or mental health; sexual orientation; criminal records. We recommend that you do not provide such information to us. If you choose to do so for any reason, this will mean that you have given (and we accept) your explicit consent for us to use that information for the reasons described in this Policy, or as explained at the time you provide the information. 3. Use of information collected Information that we collect automatically is not used to personally identify you and instead is aggregated to measure the number of visits, average time spent on the Site, pages viewed, etc. We use this information for system administration, to prepare statistics on the use of our Site and to improve its content. We may also use aggregated and average information for the purpose of preparing and displaying the results of polls conducted through forums hosted on the Site. When other personal information, such as your name and email address, is collected from you with your consent (for example, through the use of online forms or via email etc.) we generally let you know at the time of collection how we will use that personal information. We may also use the personal information you provide or which we collect via this Site for the purposes of: providing any publications, information or other services or products that you have requested from us (including subscribing to receive information in relation to our campaigns and activities such as our strategic campaign to manage the business impact of climate change; our operational campaign to cut carbon emissions and costs; and our campaign to make a personal difference) or permitting you to gain access to our web tools and publications; responding to your inquiries or to process your requests in relation to your information; providing and personalising our services and/or products generally; account management and/or administering records of our subscription services; promotion of the Carbon Trust and its programmes, including carrying out market research campaigns (e.g. on the effectiveness of the services or products); maintaining information as a reference tool or general resource; making the Site easier for you to use and providing you with access to all parts of the Site; helping you to quickly find services, products and information on the Site; providing information to you about our services and products; and where necessary, crime prevention and prosecution of offenders. Except with your permission or as provided herein, the Carbon Trust will not sell, trade or rent personal information about you to unaffiliated third parties. We also use and disclose information in aggregate (so that no individuals are identified) for marketing and strategic development purposes or use and analyse the information we collect so that we can administer, support, improve and develop our business. We may use your information to contact you for your views on our services and products and to notify you occasionally about important changes or developments to the Site or our services or products. Further we might also use your information to contact you by post, telephone or email (unless you have expressly requested us not to do so) to let you know about other products and services which we offer and which may be of interest to you or which are offered jointly with or on behalf of other organisations. You will always be offered the opportunity to opt-out of future direct marketing from the Carbon Trust should you not wish to receive it. If you change your mind about being contacted in the future, please let us know by emailing us at email@example.com. By using the Site you consent to us using your personal information for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy. 4. Use of cookies Please note that we use cookies on the Site, please refer to our separate cookie policy. 5. Disclosures The information you provide to us will be mainly held on our servers in the United Kingdom or in the United States (in the latter under the Safe Harbour scheme) and may be accessed by or given to our staff and to third parties including our business partners (such as the Carbon Trust's suppliers and contractors who provide our websites, IT (including hosting), marketing services, administration services and support its delivery programme, services and products). Such suppliers and contractors are all located within the European Economic Area or in the United States and may be engaged to host our IT database or applications, or to process data and provide support and other services on our behalf. The information you provide may also need to be provided to government bodies and law enforcement agencies, successors in title to our business operations. We may also: disclose personal information you have provided through our Site to persons or companies that we retain to carry out promotions and other activities for which you have registered or in which you have otherwise asked to participate; pass aggregate information on the usage of our Site (e.g. we might disclose the numbers of visitors to our Site that come from different geographic areas) to third parties but this will not include information that can be used to identify you personally; allow carefully selected third parties to contact you occasionally about our programmes, services or products which may be of interest to you (unless you have "opted out" of this when completing a form or registration or have otherwise expressly requested us not to do so), including in respect of our energy efficiency related services and publications. They may contact you by post, telephone and email. If you change your mind about being contacted by these companies in the future, please let us or them know. finally, if our business enters into a joint venture with or is sold to or merged with another business entity, your information may be disclosed to our new business partners or owners. We will always take steps to ensure that your information is used by third parties in accordance with this Policy. Unless required to do so by law, we will not otherwise share, sell or distribute any of the information you provide to us without your consent. 6. Users 16 and under If you are aged 16 or under, please get your parent or guardian's permission before you provide any personal information to us. Users without this consent are not allowed to provide us with personal information. 7. Other websites Our Site may contain links to other websites which are outside our control and are not covered by this Privacy Policy. If you access other websites using the links provided, the operators of these websites may collect information from you which will be used by them in accordance with their privacy policy, which may differ from ours. 8. Data retention, security of information collected, internet based transfers and disclaimer We (and our third party suppliers) will retain your information for a reasonable period or as long as the law requires. In accordance with the UK's Data Protection Act 1998, we employ strict physical, electronic and administrative security measures to protect your information from access by unauthorised persons and against unlawful processing, accidental loss, destruction and damage both online and off-line. Given that the Internet is a global environment, using the Internet to collect and process personal information necessarily involves the transmission of data on an international basis. Therefore by browsing this Site and communicating electronically with us, you acknowledge and agree to our processing of personal information in this way. Whereas the Carbon Trust employs reasonable measures to protect against viruses and other harmful components and to keep information secure, the nature of the internet is such that it is impossible to ensure that your access to the Site will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that this Site, its servers or emails which may be sent by us are free of viruses or other harmful components and/or that hacking or wrongful obtaining of data by unauthorised third parties cannot happen.. The contents of this Site are designed to comply with the general obligations of the European Directives on Data Protection and E-Privacy. We cannot be responsible for non-compliance with any non-UK advertising or other laws in relation to this Site or its contents. 9. Accessing and updating Under the Data Protection Act 1998, you are entitled to see the personal information we hold about you and you may ask us to make any necessary changes to ensure that it is accurate and kept up to date. If you wish to correct or update the personal information that you have provided to us or if you choose to opt out of any communications that you may have initially agreed to receive, please contact us by email at email@example.com, by using the unsubscribe link offered by email following registration (where relevant) or by using the contact details provided at the Contact Us page on the Site. We are entitled by law to charge a small administrative fee to meet our costs in providing you with details of the information we hold about you and we may require proof of your identity before we supply the information to you. 10. Contacting Us If you have any comments, queries or requests relating to our use of your personal information or any questions about this privacy policy, please contact us using the details provided on the Contact Us page of the Site or at firstname.lastname@example.com. We welcome your questions and any suggestions you may have about our Privacy Policy. 11. Changes to this Policy The Carbon Trust reserves the right to revise or supplement this Privacy Policy from time to time. You should bookmark and periodically review this page to ensure that you are familiar with the most current version of this Privacy Policy and so you are aware of what information we collect, how we use it and under what circumstances we disclose it. [2] The term "Carbon Trust" is hereinafter used to designate the Carbon Trust and every wholly owned subsidiary from time to time of the Carbon Trust ("Subsidiaries") and every wholly owned subsidiary of such Subsidiaries. The term "subsidiary" has the meaning given to that term in section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006. © Carbon Trust 2015 All rights reserved June 2015 Cookie Policy Cookies are small amounts of information which the Carbon Trust[3] may store on your computer after you register on our websites ("Site") to enable our server to collect certain information from your web browser. A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that we put on your computer if you agree. These cookies allow us to distinguish you from other users of our website, which helps us to provide you with a good experience when you browse our website and also allows us to improve our site. Cookies in themselves do not identify the individual user, just the computer used. Cookies and other similar technology make it easier for you to log on to and use the Site during future visits (e.g. they may maintain a shopping basket for your publication orders and event bookings). It also allows the Carbon Trust to monitor website traffic, to identify you when you visit this Site, to personalise the content of the Site for you and to enable you to both carry out transactions and have access to information about your account. Cookies themselves only record which areas of the Site have been visited by the computer in question, and for how long. Allowing us to create a cookie does not give us access to the rest of your computer and we will not use cookies to track your online activity once you leave our Site. Cookies are read only by the server that placed them, and are unable to execute any code or virus. For more details on the cookies used on the Carbon Trust website and how to change your cookie settings see our cookies page. [3] The term "Carbon Trust" is hereinafter used to designate the Carbon Trust and every wholly owned subsidiary from time to time of the Carbon Trust ("Subsidiaries") and every wholly owned subsidiary of such Subsidiaries. The term "subsidiary" has the meaning given to that term in section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006. Reference to "we", "us" and "our" relates to the Carbon Trust. © Carbon Trust 2015 All rights reserved June 2015 Carbon Trust Terms of Reference Audit Committee Terms of Reference Nomination Committee Terms Of Reference Remuneration Comittee Terms of Reference Carbon Trust Anti-Bribery Code of Conduct


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The new Roger Dubuis Boutique in GenevaRoger Dubuis's new flagship boutique is located Place de la Fusterie, Geneva's premier destination for luxury shopping.
Hommage Millésime, unique creation for Geneva BoutiqueRoger Dubuis salutes the opening of its new Geneva flagship Boutique with a unique Hommage Millésime creation
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