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Kentucky Wins Facebook's NCAA Bracket, Obama's Too
If you're having trouble finishing your NCAA tournament bracket, you could turn to the largest social network in the world or the leader of the free world for help. Facebook mined all the posts and comments about all the teams in the field and filled out a bracket based on which teams garnered the most attention. Facebook's Final Four is …
Obamacare: Mitch McConnell Wants It Gone
Republican Senator Mitch McConnell is in the midst of a fiercely competitive re-election campaign in his home state of Kentucky against Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes. However, the 72-year-old Minority Leader of the Senate is already talking about the future of Obamacare should he win in the upcoming election. McConnell recently told Fox News this week that taking aim at the …
John Wayne's Family Sues Duke Univ; UK Fans Drink
John Wayne is The Duke. Even though he died in 1979, he is still known to fans as The Duke, a nickname he had since childhood. Now John Wayne's heirs are in a legal battle with Duke University over use of the word "Duke" in a product they want to market — a bourbon with John Wayne's picture on the …
John Calipari Turns Down $60 Million Deal From Cavs
Before signing a new contract with the University of Kentucky, John Calipari reportedly met with the Cleveland Cavaliers to discuss a $60 million contract. According to Yahoo Sports, Calipari and the Cavs had lengthy discussions about a possible contract before Calipari accepted the new 7-year, $52 million deal, from Kentucky. Had Calipari accepted their offer, it would have made him …
Alison Lundergan Grimes Releases Her First General Election TV Ad
Allison Lundergan Grimes locked-in the Democratic nomination for Kentucky's senate seat on Tuesday. Now the candidate is starting her media blitz in earnest. Grimes' campaign this week released the candidate's first general election TV ad. Titled "A Moment" the ad does not feature the hand-shaking and flag-waving that characterizes many early campaign commercials. Instead, Grimes directly addresses voters, distancing herself …
Samantha Ramsey, 19, Shot Dead by Kentucky Deputy
The Boone County, Kentucky Sheriff's Department is investigating the fatal shooting of a teenage driver over the weekend by a deputy who claims the deceased was attempting to run him over. Deputy Tyler Brockman shot Samantha Ramsey, 19, of Covington, Kentucky, just after 2 a.m. Saturday, as she was leaving a bonfire party in a field along the Ohio River. …
Kentucky Mailman Jailed for Stashing 45K Letters
Former Western Kentucky postal worker William "Brent" Morse has been sentenced to 6 months in a federal prison for hiding almost 45,000 pieces of mail he didn't feel like delivering. According to David J. Hale, the U.S. attorney for the Western District of Kentucky, Morse is guilty of "destroying, hiding and delaying the delivery of at least 44,900 pieces of …
KFC Corsage: Put a Wing on it for Prom
One fast food restaurant is taking prom wardrobe ideas to a whole new level. KFC recently teamed up with Kentucky florist company, Nanz & Kraft, to debut a fashionable, but yet irresistible corsage. The chicken franchise is now selling prom corsages embellished with baby's breath flowers and an attached chicken drumstick. (Yea, I know. I'm thinking the same thing you are right …
Obamacare Paradox in Kentucky Could Affect Midterms
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, common called the ACA or "Obamacare", is the hottest political topic in years. Even now, four years after it took effect, there are still regular battles to repeal it, weaken it, defund it, and disparage it. Everyone agrees that it did not end up being a piece of legislation that anyone was happy …
NCAA Tournament 2014: Sweet 16 Match-Ups Are Set
After what could be called one of the most exciting first weekends in the history of the NCAA tournament, the Sweet 16 match-ups have been set. The first weekend was filled with upsets, and overtimes, and a No.1 seed even lost. Virginia, Florida, and Arizona all made it to the Sweet 16 fairly easily, but the Kentucky Wildcats were simply …
Kentucky Fans Still the Most Basketball Obsessed, Twitter Data Shows
When it comes to loyal and devoted college basketball fandom, there's simply no place like my old Kentucky home. The University of Kentucky Wildcats have the most wins in the history of college basketball, and they also have the highest winning percentage. They've appeared in the NCAA tournament more times than any other team, and have won more games in …
Muhammad Ali Gets Birthday Greetings From Plumber
As an act of disbelief, plumber Tony Kelly marched across the street from the house where he was working and knocked on a door. He had been told by some of his co-workers that he was working right across from where boxing legend Muhammad Ali lives. Said Kelly, "I thought it was a wind-up, so I decided to call their …
Jim Beam, Maker's Mark Acquired By Japanese Company
Jim Beam and Maker's Mark are just two of America's favorite liquors that will now be produced under the ownership of a Japanese beverage company, Suntory Holdings Ltd. The $13.62 billion deal was announced Monday after Beam Inc. agreed to be sold to Suntory. Upon the announcement, shares of Beam Inc. rose 24% on Monday. Beam Inc., headquartered in Chicago, …
Ordinary Heroes: Comic Creators Go For Their Dream
The Kentucky arts scene has been bursting at the seams recently; in a state known more for bourbon, basketball, and horses than creativity, it's refreshing to see artists who have something new to say emerge from the Bluegrass State. In recent years, Lexington, Kentucky found the burgeoning medium of street art receiving new focus thanks to PRHBTN. The Secretariat Festival …
It's So Cold Escaped Prisoners Are Turning Themselves In
It's really cold out there. Really, really cold. A good chunk of the country is still feeling the effects of the Polar Vortex, arctic cyclone, circumpolar whirl – or whatever you want to call it – and that means that a lot of people are blanketed by single-digit and even sub-zero temps. How cold is it? Well, it's apparently cold …
AP Men's Basketball Top 25: New Poll Out, Where Does Your Team Stand?
It's the start of a new week, and all the basketball fans know what that means, right? It is time for a new poll showing everyone the AP Men's basketball teams, and how they are all ranked. There was not a lot of movement this week, but certainly some, and while the top two teams remained undefeated, the top ten …
Louisville Wants To Build A City-Wide Gigabit Network
Since Google Fiber hit the scene in 2012, more and more cities have taken interest in the idea of building gigabit networks for their businesses and citizens. Now one of the country's biggest commercial hubs is calling for a city-wide gigabit network. Greg Fischer, Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, sent out a notice this morning calling on private entities and organizations …
Kentucky Vs. Michigan State: MSU Prevails, Knocking Off #1
A showdown in the champions classic took place last night, and in a tough battle between Kentucky and Michigan State, Michigan State took the win. Any match-up that is set up with Kentucky vs. Michigan State is sure to be an exciting one, but this year was especially important since they were the top two teams in the country. Michigan …
Kentucky vs. Michigan St: Here's What Twitter Is Saying In Real Time
Currently #1 Kentucky is playing #2 Michigan State in the Champions Classic in Chicago. This is the first regular season meeting between a #1 and #2 teams since 2008 when Tennessee beat Memphis. Follow what people are saying about the game in real time. Here's the #MSUvsUK conversation: Tweets about "#MSUvsUK" What are your thoughts on the game? Let us …
Plagiarism Charges Against Rand Paul Could Hurt 2016 Presidency Chances
There is perhaps no topic that is preached more in college than plagiarism. The heinous act of plagiarism is hammered by professors so hard that some students become nervous writers and over-cite. However, there are also those students who seem to simply not grasp the concept of plagiarism. Despite how often professors and students fret about lifting another's words and …
Bourbon Heist: 65 Cases of Pappy Van Winkle Stolen
As Zac Brown sings, "The whiskey's gone." Someone in Frankfort, Kentucky must like Pappy Van Winkle bourbon an awful lot because they made off with 65 cases (195 bottles) of the rare bourbon, which is valued at over $25,000. Nine cases of Pappy Van Winkle rye were also missing. The 20-year-old Pappy Van Winkle bourbon is hard to get (unless …
KHSAA: No Post-Game Handshakes in High School Sports
The Lexington Herald Leader reported yesterday that the Kentucky High School Athletic Association has issued a new directive instructing teams not to make their players participate in post-game handshake lines, the reasoning being that too many altercations have taken place. Affected sports include baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and wrestling. "Unfortunately, the adrenaline and effort required to participate in the sport …
Ohio River Bridge Demolished in Explosion
The last section of demolition for the Milton-Madison Bridge Project was completed 30 minutes ahead of schedule yesterday morning. The explosion was planned to commence at 9 AM, but with threatening weather moving in the crew decided to blow-up the bridge 30 minutes earlier. The bridge has been standing for 84 years. The project to construct the original bridge began …
Danville Pawn Shop Shooting: A Triple Homicide
The Lexington Herald-Leader reported today that a 9-year-old boy called police from the ABC Gold and Games pawn shop in Danville, Kentucky shortly after 9 a.m. Apparently, somebody had entered the shop with the intention of robbing it, and ended up shooting three people dead. Boyle County coroner Don Hamner identified two of the victims as Michael and Angela Hockensmith. …
Louisville Football Coach Helps Save Child
A football coach in Louisville, Kentucky is being called a hero after he jumped into a hole to save a small child on Thursday evening. A 2-year-old girl fell into a 14-foot hole at Russell Lee Park in Louisville while playing, and after hearing the commotion, youth football coach Terrance Washington jumped into action. "The deafening sounds of that child …
1912 Eighth Grade Exam Yields Clues To Our Past
Ever wonder what your great-grandparents were learning about in school? A history museum in Kentucky might have some answers for you. An exam which was taken by eighth-grade students in 1912 was recently donated to the Bullit County History Museum, and it's been a popular item ever since. Over a hundred years ago, kids were learning about many of the …
Mitch McConnell Creates Auto-Tuned Attack Ad
Mitch McConnell, who has been the Senator representing our great state of Kentucky since 2006, might finally be unseated in the next election and he's scared. So scared, in fact, that he released an attack ad against Alison Lundergen Grimes barely two minutes after she announced she was running against him. While it's catchy enough, you can tell it was …
Kentucky: Threats Made After Cop's Death
Back in May, a Bardstown, Kentucky police officer was gunned down on his way home from work. The officer, Jason Ellis, had stopped to move debris out of the road and was shot multiple times with a shotgun by someone who had apparently laid the debris as an ambush. Police in the 12,000-population Bardstown began investigating whether Ellis was the …
School Helicopter Crash In Parking Lot Kills 3
A medical helicopter crashed into an elementary school parking lot in Kentucky on Thursday night, killing three people on board. Witnesses in the area say there was heavy fog at the time, which may have contributed to the accident. "We are devastated at the loss of these crew members who we consider family," Air Evac Lifeteam said in a statement. …
Cop Killed in Kentucky Roadside Ambush
Over the weekend, Officer Jason Ellis of the Bardstown, Kentucky police department was gunned down while driving home from work. According to an Associated Press report, the 33-year-old Ellis was in his uniform and was driving his police cruiser on early Saturday morning. He had reportedly stopped to move debris out of the road when he was shot multiple times …
Kentucky Police Officer Killed in Ambush
A Bardstown, Kentucky police officer was shot and killed on Saturday, May 25, in what is being termed as a potential ambush. Details about the homicide are still being filled in, as the police officer, Jason Ellis, was not using a dashboard camera, nor did he radio his dispatch before he stopped his car. Reports reveals the officer shot "multiple …
Kentucky Man's Overnight Grocery Party Involved Beer, Steaks, Birthday Cake, and 57 Cans of Whipped Cream
Kentucky Kicks Ass. Seriously. It's full of history, horses, mountains, rolling hills, great food, better bourbon, beautiful women, and we gave you George Clooney. But here in Kentucky, we also produced Trevor Runyon, whose overnight grocery party for one would make Barney Stinson rethink his criteria for legen…wait for it… A Mount Washington ValuMarket manager found an odd scene when …
iPhone Inadvertently Saves Kentucky Factory
While the vast majority of Apple iPhones are assembled in controversial Foxconn plants in China, much of the glass produced for the screens is made in Harrodsburg, a town of 8,014, roughly 30 miles southwest of Lexington, Kentucky. Glass and ceramics manufacturer Corning Inc., has a plant located there that makes Gorilla Glass, which is in turn shipped to China …
Google Encourages Kentucky Businesses to Get Online
Google thrives as the web thrives, so the company is, understandably, encouraging all business owners to take get their businesses online. To that end, Google has created "Get Your Business Online with Google," a website developed to help small business owners create a functioning website that will bring in customers. The site also holds events where business owners can get …
If You Steal Gas From A Cop Car And Post It On Facebook…
Another Thursday morning, and another story of idiocy played out on the public. The most public of stages, of course: Facebook. It's probably not a good idea to siphon gas from anyone's car. Not only is it a crime, but it's also just a crappy thing to do to somebody. But let's say you're going to steal some gas. In …
Nerlens Noel Picks Kentucky: Next Anthony Davis?
The nation's top basketball recruit has decided to bring his game to the bluegrass state, where Wildcat fever is spreading like wildfire (or couch-fire, if you prefer) after winning the 2012 National Championship. "I'll be taking my talents to the University of…" Nerlens Noel said yesterday, and then spun around to reveal "UK" shaved into the back of his head. …
26-Year-Old Software Engineer Congressional Candidate Impresses Reddit, Matt Cutts
According to 26-year-old Patrick Kelly, Washington needs more engineers and less lawyers. That's why he has decided to run for U.S. Congress in the 6th district of the great state of Kentucky. This congressional district covers Lexington as well as the state's capital, Frankfort. Kelly, whose unique draw (other than his age) is the fact that he's a software engineer, …
Bobby Knight Refuses to Say 'Kentucky'
Bobby Knight refused to call the Kentucky Wildcats by their name on ESPN segments over the weekend. The former Indiana coach, instead, said "that team from the SEC," when asked who was most likely to be upset this weekend. The topic is gaining widespread media attention, being featured in an article on USA Today. Many are saying that it's one …
Tornadoes Hit South, Twitter Reacts
Severe weather has been occurring across the midwestern and southern U.S. today, with tornados so far touching down in Alabama and Tennessee. The weather Channel has stated that the greatest threat is in Kentucky and Tennessee. Below is a recent doppler image from the National Weather Service from it's Louisville, KY station, showing storm cells moving across Indiana: Here are …
Gatewood Galbraith: Kentucky Legend Death Sparks Twitter Remembrance
If importance were measured by victories, one could say Gatewood Galbraith was simply a footnote in the history of the state of Kentucky. However, for those who followed Galbraith or met the man knows his legacy is bigger than the outcome of elections. Galbraith was someone who supported the legalization of marijuana, and other political views which would hinder him …
Turtleman Appears On Jay Leno, Joins Animal Planet
If you're still looking for definitive proof that the internet can make anyone famous, meet Ernie Brown Jr, a.k.a. – The Turtleman. He's from Lebanon, KY, and has gone from a backwoods turtle wrangler, to internet sensation, to getting his own show on Animal Planet. Now he can say he sat next to Eddie Murphy on Jay Leno. Here's the …
iPad 2 Coming to University of Kentucky School
About a month ago, we ran a couple stories about the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky (UK) here in Lexington, launching an initiative to put iPads in the hands of students and faculty, with support for an 18-month trial from Apple. The idea is that this will help future diplomats be better versed …
The iPad Apps That Diplomats Will Use
Earlier, we ran a story about the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky (UK) here in Lexington, launching an initiative to put iPads in the hands of students and faculty, with support for an 18-month trial from Apple. The idea is that future diplomats be well versed in current technology.
University of Kentucky School Trains Future Diplomats with iPads
The Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky (UK) here in Lexington, has taken up an initiative to provide students with iPads for the duration of their degree cycle.
Kentucky Sues Full Tilt Poker To Recover Gamblers
The Common Wealth of Kentucky is once again going after the online gambling industry and has filed a lawsuit in Franklin Circuit Court against a number of online gambling operations seeking to recover losses incurred by Kentuckians who placed wagers via websites.
Kentucky Sues Full Tilt Poker To Recover Gamblers
The Common Wealth of Kentucky is once again going after the online gambling industry and has filed a lawsuit in Franklin Circuit Court against a number of online gambling operations seeking to recover losses incurred by Kentuckians who placed wagers via websites.
Kentucky Sues Full Tilt Poker To Recover Gamblers
The Common Wealth of Kentucky is once again going after the online gambling industry and has filed a lawsuit in Franklin Circuit Court against a number of online gambling operations seeking to recover losses incurred by Kentuckians who placed wagers via websites.
Kentucky Sues Full Tilt Poker To Recover Gamblers
The Common Wealth of Kentucky is once again going after the online gambling industry and has filed a lawsuit in Franklin Circuit Court against a number of online gambling operations seeking to recover losses incurred by Kentuckians who placed wagers via websites.
Kentucky Supreme Court Favors State In Online Gambling Case
The Kentucky Supreme court issued a ruling Thursday that it will not lift the freeze by registrars of 141 Internet gambling domain names unless an owner of the names comes forward.
The ruling by the Court is not final, but the decision is being viewed as a temporary setback by the affected parties.
Controversial Gambling Domain Seizure Ruling Expected This Month
Back in 2008, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear announced that he wanted to shut down 141 Internet gambling sites in the state in an effort to stop unregulated online gaming. He filed a civil suit against the domain names and asked the court to force the sites to block access to Kentucky users or give up control of their domain names.
Kentucky Supreme Court Hears Online Gambling Case
The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday on whether the Common Wealth of Kentucky has the power to seize 141 domains belonging to online gambling sites.
Previously a Franklin Circuit Court Judge ruled for the state saying it was allowed to seize the domain names, but the Court of Appeals overturned that decision. The case was then appealed to the Supreme Court.
Kentucky Overturns Gambling Domain Seizure
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled late Tuesday that the state could not seize 141 online gambling domains because they do not constitute a gambling device under Kentucky law.
The ruling overturns a controversial decision made by Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Wingate in October that said online gambling domains could be seized by the state because the domains were illegal gambling devices that violated Kentucky law.
Domain Names Equivalent To Billboards?
Seizing a domain is like seizing a billboard, argue the attorneys appealing Kentucky governor Steve Beshear's attempt to take possession of 141 gambling domains. Even if domains were forfeited, users could still access gambling sites via IP addresses, which become destinations without signs over them.
Kentucky Judge Rules: Forfeit Gambling Domains
WebProNews has just received the 44-page order and opinion from Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Wingate regarding the seizure of 141 online gambling domain names.
Like China, Kentucky is now trampling on the freedoms of the citizens of the Commonwealth by blocking domains that are legal in most parts of the world.
What is it about politicians? They seem great when running for office and once they get there they either do dumb stuff or reach for powers not given to them. In Kentucky's case, it's both, unfortunately, and when Governor Beshear talks about the threat of online gambling, every sensible thing he ever said flies out the window.
What is it about politicians? They seem great when running for office and once they get there they either do dumb stuff or reach for powers not given to them. In Kentucky's case, it's both, unfortunately, and when Governor Beshear talks about the threat of online gambling, every sensible thing he ever said flies out the window.
What is it about politicians? They seem great when running for office and once they get there they either do dumb stuff or reach for powers not given to them. In Kentucky's case, it's both, unfortunately, and when Governor Beshear talks about the threat of online gambling, every sensible thing he ever said flies out the window.
What is it about politicians? They seem great when running for office and once they get there they either do dumb stuff or reach for powers not given to them. In Kentucky's case, it's both, unfortunately, and when Governor Beshear talks about the threat of online gambling, every sensible thing he ever said flies out the window.
Really, Beshear? Is that your final answer?
Just read Mike's piece on KY Gov. Beshear's demand that international gambling sites block access to Kentucky users or forfeit their domain names. I've liked Beshear mostly, he took down a real crook of a predecessor in the last election and backed casinos amid a firestorm of opposition to raising much needed revenue—objections have been either speciously moralistic (lotto and …
Kentucky Governor Cracks Down On Online Gambling
Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has announced he wants to shut down 141 illegal Internet gambling sites in the state in an effort to stop unregulated online gaming.
Beshear has filed a civil suit against the 141 domain names and is asking the court to force the sites to block access to Kentucky users or give up control of their domain names.
Rep. Couch Feeling Heat from Ban on Anonymous Web Postings
WebProNews previously reported how Kentucky State Representative, Tim Couch, proposed a bill that would not allow Kentuckians to comment anonymously on the Internet.
Politics Play In Kentucky Net Bans
State workers in Kentucky's capitol have been suspended for using the Internet. Not for illegal or questionable activities, but for reading news, doing searches, and shopping.
Beaches Tops In Web Cam Searches
Ah, the Web cam. So simple, so abused. But they can be used for good, and though you might assume the Internet (as in, the collective online population) uses them mostly for nefarious and seedy peeping-Tom purposes, that's not really true, not mostly.
Google Maps Get Photos, Weekend Trip Advice
For some of us, there's nothing better than a good map…well, there are some things better that decent, modest folks won't mention…which is why we squeal (not me, I don't squeal) with delight as we watch online mapping services get better over time.
Maybe that's because maps are reminders that there is much, much more out there than what you've seen…
"MySpace" Most Searched Term In 2006
The top search term for all of 2006 was MySpace according to online research and measurement firm Hitwise. MySpace related search terms had five spots in the top 10 across all categories. EBay and Yahoo held the number 3 and 4 spots respectively.
The Nation's First: A Kentucky Fried Satellite
When you think of Kentucky, you think of (if you're being polite like you should be) horses, bourbon, the Colonel, and the nicest darn people this side of the Pearly Gates. But would you, in a million years, think space program? Not government subsidized acreage, ya hickthe satellite business.
Kentucky Derby Guide For Bloggers
The scribes at MoreThanDerby.com want bloggers to understand the salient differences between blogging and the greatest horse race in the world.
One Million Facts On MSN Search
The MSN Search team did something more remarkable than plug in about a million more facts into the Instant Answers feature set: they updated their blog!
My Old Kentucky Funeral Home
When your home state makes national news as one of the unhealthiest places in the world, you don't know whether to drink more whiskey or eat more chicken. Just goes to show you that old habits die hard. My Old Kentucky home is "similar to a third-world country" according to one doctor.
Supreme Court Rules 10 Commandments OK in Texas, Not In Kentucky
The United States Supreme Court, adding to a series of baffling rulings this week, ruled that displaying the Ten Commandments outside government buildings was more acceptable than displaying them inside government buildings-except for the display in the Supreme Court itself.
All Windows Are Local: Microsoft Adds to MSN Search
MSN took a local leap in their search engine optimization (SEO) efforts yesterday with the launch of the local search. The local search focuses on just that, local businesses and websites. When you go the Local (beta) feature, you also get a map with the option of an aerial view. This is a nice feature added to MSN's optimization efforts gives them a leg up over the competition.
You Want Fries With That iPod?
We have two examples of how technology is being used to slow down fast food in the hopes it will bring more people into these restaurants and keep them there a bit longer. In both cases, music plays a large role in making these environments more appealing.
Kentucky Derby Superfecta: Show Me the Money
The first weekend in May is always a big deal in Kentucky and has been for over a century. This Derby was a big deal for one man who misplaced his ticket. Boy was it a big deal and Chris Hertzog had a problem.


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A sweet ending to any meal!
From: Kitchen Hero: Donal's Irish Feast
Affogato is good at any time of year and it is an incredibly easy dessert to prepare. Choose the best vanilla ice cream you can find and make sure you use good, strong espresso (regular brewed coffee will not work here). The recipe for the biscotti makes about 30 but they keep very well in an airtight container.
"If you are a chocolate lover like me, our homemade chocolate brownie will be guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth. It is by far our most popular Dessert here in Café 31 and has been modified to suit coeliacs who are often limited when it comes to the choices available for their final course. It's rich, chocolaty and the coconut ice cream acts as a delicious contrast to the bitter Valhrona Chocolate we use. It will also hold well after freezing if you have leftovers, but from our experience, you won't!"
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Carrot, courgette and cardamom are a wonderful combination of flavours. The cake itself is moist enough but for that extra special touch you can add the delicious rosemary & orange crème fraiche. If you want to go all out, you can make mini carrots and courgettes out of marzipan with a little orange and green food colouring and angelica root for the stalks. This cake will keep in the fridge for 3–5 days.
These delicious single-portion cheesecakes are the perfect summer treat. The pretty swirl created from the raspberry infusion will add a pop of colour to your day!
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These nutritious flapjacks keep very well in a tin. Children love their crunchy texture and they make an ideal addition to any lunchbox.
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The inspiration for this recipe was given to me by Mary Flahavan. I like it so much that we now make it up in batches and keep them in Kilner jars in our rooms for guests - in case they're feeling a bit peckish after a long journey but don't want to ruin their dinner.
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From: How to Cook Well, with Rory O'Connell
These puddings, soft and yielding, are delicious and, without doubt, made for chocolate lovers. The combination of ingredients is a classic one but with timeless appeal. The cooked puddings will sit happily in a warm oven for at least an hour before serving and, indeed, could be made ahead of time, allowed to cool and re-heated in a bain-marie in a warm oven. The prunes in the recipe can be replaced with cherries - a delicious variation - in which case I would soak them in Kirsch. Cognac can replace the slightly dryer Armagnac with the prunes. The pudding can be cooked in a large dish or in individual ramekins or even tea cups.
From: How to Cook Well, with Rory O'Connell
These lacy and deliciously crisp biscuits keep perfectly for several days. Serve them with ice creams, sorbets, granitas, mousses and soufflés and anything to do with chocolate. They are also perfect with perfectly ripe fruit such as pears or peaches.

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10 Jan 2013 Accountancy Age
By Kevin Reed
ACCOUNTANCY AGE is delighted to present its first Debate.
The tax avoidance debate will look at the heart of the matter: What is tax avoidance, and where is the line drawn between legitimate tax planning and unreasonable, unfair strategies that starve the government's coffers?
Two of the foremost voices on tax, Tax Justice Network founder Richard Murphy and BDO tax partner Stephen Herring, will post their opposing views on the issue – with you voting on who has won the debate.
The debate is an interactive forum where the audience can discuss important topical issues, using an 'Oxford-style' debate, across the course of a week.
There are five main protagonists:
The Proposer: In this debate, Tax Justice Network founder Richard Murphy proposes that tax avoidance is unacceptable.
The Opposer: In this debate, BDO tax partner Stephen Herring suggests that there is room for legitimate, non-abusive, tax planning.
The Guest: An expert 'guest', Pinsent Masons partner Ray McCann, gives his opinion - independent of the proposer and opposer - on the second day of the debate.
The Moderator: Accountancy Age editor Kevin Reed will act as moderator for the debate, providing further thoughts and background to the issue being discussed, as it progresses.
You: The audience can interact with the debate at every stage. As the debate progresses day-by-day, a live online comment section will appear for you to give your opinion and discuss the debate with other audience members. You can vote at any point when the debate is live to determine an overall 'winner' - and you can change your mind as many times as you want until the debate closes.
The debate begins on Monday 14 January, and runs until Friday 18 January. The whole debate will remain archived on the site to view. Click here to visit the debate website.
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