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The developers of a new memory- care facility in Lakewood Ranch have entered a sale lease-back arrangement with their Ohio-based lender in which they have sold the land and future 35,000-square-foot structure to their lender in return for a promise they will lease it back once construction is complete.
The Windsor of Lakewood Ranch, an assisted living company managed by Stephen D. "Pete" Russell, broke ground on the 40-unit building in June.
Russell bought the land, which sits adjacent to his company's existing assisted living facility, through another company he controls, Lawrence Alf Investments LLC, for $192,000 in December 2007. He then sold the land and future building earlier this month to Toledo, Ohio-based Health Care Reit Inc. for $890,043.
Another related company, Florida Reit LLC, has provided Health Care Reit with a $400,000 loan.
The building will be known as Reflections at The Windsor of Lakewood Ranch and will be dedicated to serving people with Alzheimers and other forms of dementia.–Michael Braga
Stewart Title atop June closing list
One giant $23.2 million sale of the Sawgrass apartment complex enabled Stewat Title to climb past Barnes Walker to the top of the Manatee closing list in June.
Stewart Title ended up closing 44 deals valued at $31.4 million.
Barnes Walker, the perennial big dog in Manatee, still closed more real estate deals than any other firm in the county. It logged 98 totaling $17.1 million. The largest deal Barnes Walker handled in June was a $1.775 million sale of a house on Longboat Key.
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Blackfin Landing LLC, a Sarasota company managed by Michael B. Blaikie, has transferred 23,000-square-feet of office warehouse space at 8290 Consumer Court in Sarasota to Stearns Bank in a deed in lieu of a foreclosure valued at $975,800.
Blackfin bought the land in September 2005 and built the 25,000-square-foot office condo building in 2007.
Blackfin financed its development with a $2.7 million loan and sold two units for $1.2 million before defaulting on its loan in May.
Bullish on real estate market
Jefferson Riddell, whose company is among the top 10 closing firms in the region, thinks the local real estate market has bottomed out.
"We're very optimistic," Riddell said. "We think the bottom was seen quite a while ago and we are slowly climbing out."
"It won't be a V-shaped recovery. It will be more like a long U," Riddell said. "But we're seeing a little increase in closings every quarter, and business does not seem like such a horrible death sentence any more."
Like other firms, Riddell said he had to cut back staff to less than half what it was at the height of the boom and he had to close his Bradenton office. But in recent months he has added several new employees. Kathy Marlowe, who runs her own Sarasota real estate brokerage, feels just as upbeat as the region moves into what are traditionally its slowest months.
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Marlowe added that the market is moving now. "The market is more normal today than it has been for years."
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Rizpoc LLC, a Longwood company managed by Dennis Pochedley, has sold a 10-unit apartment building at 435 Central Ave. in Sarasota to Sarasota BGB Properties LLC for $1.15 million.
Pochedley bought the land in 1998 and built the 15,100-square-foot building in 2008. He then transferred it out of his name to his company in March 2008.
Sarasota BGB Properties, a Sarasota company managed by Philip J. Venema and Pierre C. Medawar, financed its purchase with a $750,000 loan from Insignia Bank.
Building for $148 per square foot
Ande Properties LLP, a Sarasota company, has sold a 5,556-square-foot office building at 2426 Bee Ridge Road to Bee Ridge Holdings I LLC for $825,000, or $148 per square foot. Ande Properties bought the land in 1985 and built the building a year later.
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Following the success of PV America last month in Boston, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has announced a new, regional trade show. Solar Power Mid-Atlantic, co-sponsored by SEIA and the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) will take place in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Sept. 9 and 10, 2014 and will showcase 25 exhibitors along with a day and a half of educational programming.
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Emissions trading beyond Europe: Linking schemes in a post-Kyoto world
This paper assesses the economic impacts of linking the EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) to emerging schemes beyond Europe in the presence of a post-Kyoto agreement in 2020. Numerical simulations with a multi-country equilibrium model of the global carbon market show that linking the European ETS induces only minor economic benefits. As trading is restricted to energy-intensive companies that are assigned high initial emissions, the major compliance burden is carried by the non-trading industries excluded from the linked ETS. In the presence of parallel government trading under a post-Kyoto Protocol, the burden of the excluded sectors can be substantially alleviated by international permit trade at the country level. However, the parallel carbon markets of linked ETS companies and post-Kyoto governments are still separated here. From an efficiency perspective, the most desirable future climate policy regime is thus represented by a joint trading system facilitating international emissions trading between ETS companies and post-Kyoto governments. While the Clean Development Mechanism is not able to attenuate the inefficiencies within linked ETS, in a parallel or joint trading regime the economy-wide access to project-based abatement options in developing countries induces large additional cost-savings.
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An Iterative Approach for Development of Safety-Critical Software and Safety Arguments
The benefits ascribed to Agile methods are attractive to software engineers working in the safety-critical software domain. There is limited industrial experience and evidence of successful applications of Agile methods in this domain; however, academic research has identified some of the key challenges of their adoption and application, and has started to present feasibility studies. In this paper, the authors propose an iterative approach for developing safety-critical software, making two novel contributions. They also give details of a proof-of-concept example illustrating the use of the approach.
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The export market for specialist meat cuts from Australasia
is ''as tough as I have ever seen it'', Clover Exports
managing director Mike Eathorne says.
Clover's Gore plant is the only one in New Zealand licensed
to kill horses for human consumption. All the meat is
exported and sold in Europe, through Clover's owner,
Australian-based Meramist Pty and its Belgian parent company
Benimpex Nv.
The plant processes about 17,000 deer annually, including elk
and wapiti.
Mr Eathorne, who is based in Brisbane, said last week global
financial issues, including New Zealand's high-value dollar,
were making it harder to sell New Zealand venison in Europe.
Most was sold to restaurants as gourmet cuts, but tough
economic conditions meant chefs were buying differently, he
''People are still eating [in restaurants], but the chefs are
altering what they cook. They are doing things with cheaper
cuts ... such as beef cheeks and lambs' brains.''
The export situation was the same in Australia, he said.
''If you think it's bad in New Zealand, it's worse on this
side of the Tasman.''
The tougher sales market in Europe was already being
reflected in the prices meat processors were paying farmers,
Mr Eathorne said. He estimated Clover's venison schedules
were back about $2 a kg on this time last year.
''The procurement prices we pay have to reflect market
conditions ... We are now selling products at similar prices
to 10 years ago. Our margins - and farmers' margins - are
being eroded.''
However, Mr Eathorne said the future of the Gore plant was
secure and there were no plans to close it.
''We're long-term players. We've been there about 20
years and we are going to be there for many years to come.''
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Lisa Michelle Kuka was granted parole last month because the
board said she no longer posed an undue risk to the
She was due to be released on April 7.
But today it released a decision revoking that ruling, based
on information it had received from the Corrections
Department on February 28.
Details of that information were not known.
"We direct that Ms Kuka be scheduled to see the Parole Board
again as soon as practicable," the board said.
Kuka started her nine-year sentence for the manslaughter of
her daughter on February 4, 2009.
Her then partner, Wiremu Curtis, and his brother Michael were
sentenced to life imprisonment for the little girl's murder.
Nia Glassie died on August 3, 2007, from head injuries after
being repeatedly kicked.
She had been subjected to ongoing abuse, usually when her
mother was out at work, including being put in a clothes
dryer, hung on a clothesline and spun around, used in
wrestling moves, having objects thrown at her and being
subjected to cold baths.
Kuka did not take Nia to hospital, and was found guilty of
manslaughter on the basis she failed in her duties as a
parent protect her and provide care.
When the board granted Kuka parole, it said she had completed
several programmes while in prison and had worked on the
external grounds crew and was regarded as an exemplary
More recently she had been engaged with the "release to work"
programme for several months.
"Her behaviour is described in exemplary terms," the earlier
decision said.
A psychological report assessed her as being at a low risk of
reoffending and the board said she had made "significant
progress" over the latter half of her sentence.
Nia was the youngest of Kuka's six children. Her death
appalled the nation and prompted calls for more to be done to
combat child abuse.
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Helm Crag 28 February 2013
A fabulolus walk with Barrie over Helm Crag and a wander down Easedale.
Mar 1, 2013
Photos: 39
Heysham and other places in the fog 9 January 2013
It was going to be a walk up Gragareth from Ireby. But the fog put a stop to that - no point doing it if we couldn't see anything from the summit. So after a short walk from Ireby we did a detour to Heysham and Sunderland Point. Happy memories for me from my childhood holidays with my Granddad who lived in Heysham.
Jan 9, 2013
Photos: 24
Swaledale 23 November 12
A lovely circular walk of 7 miles in Swaledale with Barrie, starting and finishing at Muker. Just a shame the ground was so wet and muddy.
Nov 22, 2012
Photos: 37
Angletarn Pikes 13 September 2012
A walk with Barrie to Angletarn Pikes. Neither of us are very fit at the moment and I had a bad experience just below the north pike summit when I got the most excruciating pain in my left leg and thought we might have to call out the rescue team. So although it was lovely to be in the Lakes again, the walk was not one of our best.
Sep 13, 2012
Photos: 17
Summer 2012 miscellany
A summer album of short walks with family and friends.
Aug 11, 2012
Photos: 22
Leighton Moss and Brotherswater 26 June 12
A different sort of day with a Lakes walk being cut short because of my bad leg. A trip to Leighton Moss was enjoyed instead.
Jun 26, 2012
Olympic Torch in Skipton 24 June 2012
The Olympic Torch in Skipton viewed outside my sister Sarah's house. Well why wait for ages to see it when you can sit in comfort till it gets there.
Jun 24, 2012
Photos: 14
Ingleborough 14 June 2012
A grand walk of about 12 miles from Clapham over Ingleborough to Sulber Gate and back down Long Lane. Sunny for most of the day but extremely windy!
Jun 14, 2012
Photos: 56
Mickleden and Blea Tarn 11 May 2012
A short walk with Barrie along Mickleden then a short wander by Blea Tarn.
Jun 5, 2012
Photos: 19
Birthday canal bank wander 29 May 2012
A pleasant wander along the canal bank from Kildwick to Silsden and back.
May 29, 2012
Rivock Edge and a Stanza Stone Tuesday 22 May
A walk along Rivock Edge to see the Dew Stone (one of poet Simon Armitage's Stanza Stones).
May 21, 2012
Photos: 23
Old transparencies
Some old transparencies from the 70s when I lived on the west coast of Scotland near Plockton. They are scanned with my camera through a window. Not perfect but it works.
Photos: 3
Scrapbook Photos
Album for scrapbook photos
May 13, 2012
Photos: 2
Bolton Abbey circular - Tuesday 13 March 2012
A grand walk of about 7 miles from Bolton Abbey village to Barden Bridge and back. Lots of birds about and constant birdsong made this a very enjoyable walk even though the weather was mostly grey and chilly.
Mar 13, 2012
Photos: 32
Farnhill Moor with Hollie, 15 February.
A lovely walk to Farnhill Pinnacle with Hollie.
Feb 15, 2012
Photos: 11
Carron Crag 27 Jan 12
A cold and rather mixed weather day on Carron Crag, Grizedale Forest. The walk , with Barrie, was partly to hopefully see the red kites which were released here in 2010. The birds had a better idea and stayed out of view. Rain, sleet, hail and a small bit of sunshine. Nice walk of just under 6 miles all the same.
Jan 27, 2012
Farnhill Moor 13 January 2012
A lovely walk in the frosty sunshine by the canal and round Farnhill Moor
Jan 13, 2012
Local winter walks 2011
This album will show photos from my local walks during winter 2011/2012 which aren't worthy of a full album to themselves.
Dec 26, 2011
Photos: 9
Lenticular cloud over Silsden 22 December 2011
Apparently lenticular clouds are quite rare so I was very pleased to get these photos from outside my house.
Dec 22, 2011
Photos: 6
Steel Knotts from Martindale Old Church, Tuesday 6 March 2012
A lovely walk with Barrie over Steel Knotts to Howtown then round the base of Hallin Fell to Sandwick and back. Nice and sunny but a very cool wind. Total length 6 miles.
Dec 15, 2011
Photos: 29
Grisedale from Patterdale - 15 December 2011
A lovely valley walk round Grisedale from Patterdale. Snow on the mountains but very pleasant in the valley.
Cautley 16 Nov 2011
A lovely short walk to Cautley Spout near Sedbergh
Nov 16, 2011
Photos: 15
Bolton Abbey circular 1 November 2011
A lovely autumn walk from the Cavendish Pavilion at Bolton Abbey to Barden Bridge and back down.
Nov 1, 2011
Photos: 25
Bowscale Fell 14 Oct 2011
A gloomy but lovely walk over Bowscale Fell with Barrie. It's a fell I haven't been on in 19 years. We had intended to carry on over Bannerdale Crags but with the thought of no views from there either, we opted for a shorter walk.
Oct 14, 2011
Photos: 30
Attermire Scar and Victoria Cave circular from Malham Tarn
A circular walk of 10.5 miles on a very hot day from Malham Tarn west to Attermire Scar passing Jubilee Cave and Victoria Cave.
Oct 1, 2011
Sharphaw with Jill 15 Sept 2011
A lovely walk on a beautiful warm sunny day over Sharphaw, Roughaw and Sleeping Lady with good friend Jill, fellow member of the Online Fellwalking Club.
Sep 15, 2011
Photos: 16
Scotland Sept 2011 Part 3
The final part covering a boat trip on Loch Linnhe to Seal Island, a trip to Oban and Seil Island and crossing the Atlantic Bridge.
Sep 8, 2011
Scotland Sept 2011 Part 2
The second instalment of my holiday covers a wet day on Skye, a day in Fort William and some waterfalls in Glen Nevis.
Sep 6, 2011
Photos: 21
Scotland Sept 2011 Part 1
The first part of my week's holiday based in Fort William. This album covers the trip up and our day out to Mallaig.
Sep 4, 2011
Bolton Abbey and kingfisher 27 Aug 2011
A lovely walk of about 7 miles from Barden Bridge to Bolton Priory, made all the more special by getting my first kingfisher photos.
Aug 27, 2011
Nab End plus with Hollie 9 Aug 2011
A lovely walk with Hollie and a reverse of the walk we did earlier this year. She had the choice of going to Bolton Abbey to the river and various other places but she wanted to climb on the mushroom stones again and see the fireman's helmet. I didn't mind at all.
Aug 9, 2011
Photos: 26
Great Whernside 12 July 2011
Great Whernside finally conquered after 5 or 6 attempts over the years. A great walk with Barrie, still didn't manage views from the summit as the clouds came down - nothing new there.
Jul 18, 2011
Clouds and sky
Jul 3, 2011
Photos: 5
Animals and birds
Photos: 4
Malham Meander 15 June 2011
A lovely walk at Malham with some of my editing friends taking in the fairy waterfall of Janet's Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham Cove.
Jun 15, 2011
Trollers Gill and the River Wharfe 10 June 2011
A grand walk from Barden Bridge along the Wharfe to Howgill then to Skyreholme and the narrow ravine of Trollers Gill - reputed haunt of a barguest, a troll with eyes as big as saucers - then over the moor to Hartlington, welcome brew at the car park cafe in Burnsall then back along the river to the car. A fabulous day seeing some good birdlife too.
Jun 11, 2011
Silsden Moor 4 June 2011
A short wander around the fields between Silsden and Addingham, the highlight being getting a couple of photos of 2 curlews together. A very cold wind after the couple of hot days was not very nice.
Jun 4, 2011
Photos: 12
Summer 2011
A miscellany of photos from local walks during summer 2011
May 30, 2011
Photos: 50
Family birthday album
May 29, 2011
OFC 10th anniversary weekend
A weekend in the Lakes to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Online Fellwalking Club. A walk on Saturday followed by a meal at night at the Mary Mount Hotel by Derwentwater meant time to meet up with old friends and new. A great weekend.
May 20, 2011
Photos: 27
Barden Bridge birdwatching
A lovely walk from Barden Bridge down the River Wharfe and to the lovely waterfalls in Posforth Gill. Looking for the elusive kingfisher, which made one brief appearance. But lovely weather and other lovely birds seen including nuthatches and a grey wagtail.
May 19, 2011
Malham 4 May 2011
A super walk from Malham Tarn to Malham Cove, Janet's Foss and back via New Close Knotts above Gordale. Lovely sunshine and some good wildlife seen including a redstart.
May 4, 2011
Conistone and Mossdale 30 April 2011
A lovely but windy walk in Wharfedale with Dave and Josie Dimmock and Lorraine Barks. From Conistone up the Dib to Mossdale then across to Capplestone Gate and back to Conistone via Conistone Pie.
May 1, 2011
Photos: 33
Kildwick circular 29 April 2011
A five-mile walk along the canal bank to Kildwick then up onto Farnhill Moor and back over the tops to Silsden. Very windy but lovely to be out.
Apr 29, 2011
Photos: 43
Martin Mere with Hollie and Barrie, 12 April 2011
While staying with Barrie for a few days Hollie and I enjoyed a trip to Martin Mere Wetlands Centre. A lovely place, especially if you like ducks. Hollie loved the flamingoes - and the playground.
Apr 21, 2011
Nab End with Hollie, 19 April 2011
A short local walk with Hollie above Silsden taking in Nab End, Windgate Nick and the Doubler Stones. Also passing an unusual but striking stick sculpture of a howling wolflike beast - a mystery as no one is sure how it got there or who made it. It's only appeared there in the last couple of weeks. It was a lovely warm day too.
Apr 19, 2011
Sharphaw and Flasby 2 April 2011
A lovely walk of about 8.5 miles, taking in Sharphaw, Roughaw, Flasby Fell and the canalbank with Dave and Josie Dimmock and Richard Ratcliffe.
Apr 2, 2011
In my garden
Some pictures of my garden throughout 2011
Apr 1, 2011
The River Wharfe again 23 March 2011
Mar 23, 2011
Bolton Abbey circular via Barden Bridge
A lovely walk of 5 miles with 3 of my editing friends along the west side of the river Wharfe from Bolton Abbey to Barden Bridge and back down the east side.
Mar 16, 2011
Photos: 10
Sheffield Pike
A very windy but dry and sunny walk with Barrie on Sheffield Pike. Super views down to Ullswater
Mar 9, 2011
Photos: 34
Grass Wood and the Ghaistrills
A lovely walk through Grass Wood and Bastow Wood into Grassington then along the River Wharfe passing the Ghaistrills Strid back to the car. Shame the sun didn't manage to get out but a great walk all the same in beautiful scenery.
Mar 7, 2011
Draughton Heights 26 February 2011
A short local walk on moorland tracks toward Addingham. Very wet underfoot, but what's new?
Feb 26, 2011
Malham Moor, Saturday 12 February 2011
A wander on Malham Moor starting in the murk but brightening up later. A grand limestone walk of about 7.5 miles.
Feb 13, 2011
Two pots and the Strid, Tuesday 8 February 2011
Two walks - one to Horton in Ribblesdale to see how much water was flowing into Hull Pot then over the tops and down Littondale and Wharfedale to the Strid at Bolton Abbey, about 6 miles.
Feb 9, 2011
Nearly Great Whernside Saturday 22 January 2011
A grand walk nearly to the summit of Great Whernside, Wharfedale with Dave Dimmock and Simon Howard. Trudge through the bitter cold and clag to the summit or tea in the tearoom in Kettlewell? No contest. The mountain will be there another day - a better day.
Jan 24, 2011
Photos: 13
Just pix of local walks as and when I do them.
Jan 20, 2011
Photos: 18
Circular walk from Barden Bridge to Bolton Abbey and back, Saturday 8 January 2011.
A lovely walk from Barden Bridge to Bolton Abbey along the east bank of the river Wharfe, returning to Barden Bridge along the west bank. A bit icy in places but good to be out.
Jan 11, 2011
Conistone Pie and Conistone Dib, Wharfedale 11 December 2010
A grand day out in Wharfedale to Conistone Pie and Conistone Dib with a walk of about 9 miles
Dec 12, 2010
West Windermere lakeside stroll from Red Nab, 9 November 2010
A sheltered walk along the west shore of Windermere from Red Nab. Also it was a pleasant level walk for old Sam.
Nov 12, 2010
Nab End, Silsden to Ilkley and back again Saturday 6 November 2010
A walk along the moor from the east end of Ilkley Moor at Nab End, above Silsden to Ilkley and back again. Lovely.
Nov 6, 2010
Photos: 36
Barden Bridge to Bolton Priory and back 30 October
A walk from Barden Bridge along the river Wharfe to Bolton Priory and back. Loads of wildlife and lovely weather.
Nov 2, 2010
Strange Skipton sheep October 28 2010
Hollie and Sophie find a strange sheep in Skipton. There are actually quite a few but this one was outside the cafe where we were dining
Oct 29, 2010
Murky Malham Moor 23 October 2010
A rather grey walk above Malham, Saturday 23 October 2010
Oct 24, 2010
Canal bank wander - 7 October 2010
A walk along the canal bank in the beautiful sunshine then back through the fields. Just perfect.
Oct 7, 2010
Photos: 20
Halton Gill to Cosh, Littondale 16 August 2010
A lovely walk at the head of peaceful Littondale from Halton Gill to Cosh
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Simon's Seat, Wharfedale 24 July 2010
A lovely walk to Simon's Seat, Wharfedale with OFC members Dave Dimmock and Simon Howard.
Jul 25, 2010
Martindale and Hallin Fell 5 July 2010
A lovely walk in peaceful Martindale with part of Steel Knotts walked and all of Hallin Fell
Jul 5, 2010
Burnsall with Dave and Josie 15 June 2010
A lovely evening stroll by the River Wharfe at Burnsall with Dave and Josie
Jun 16, 2010
Common Fell and Watermillock Common
A lovely walk over the lower fells of Bracken How, Round How, Swineside Knott and Common Fell above Ullswater. We were looking straight into the sun for the main Ullswater pictures so they aren't as clear as I'd have liked.
May 25, 2010
Malham with Sophie and Hollie, April 2010
A lovely walk to the fairy waterfall of Janet's Foss at Malham
Apr 9, 2010
Caudale Moor 9 September 2009
A lovely walk on Caudale Moor from the top of Kirkstone Pass
Sep 12, 2009
Race for Life 2009
A great afternoon in a good cause with me, Sophie and my darling Hollie. And thanks also to Barrie for some of the photos.
May 18, 2009
High Hartsop Dodd
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Mellbreak - 28 March 09 Ed's 214
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Apr 1, 2009
Crummack Dale - 21 March 09
A walk in the beautiful limestone scenery of the Yorkshire Dales with friends from the Online Fellwalking Club
Mar 23, 2009
Whernside 11 March 2009
A lovely walk on Whernside
Mar 12, 2009
Embsay Crag
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Nov 22, 2008
Liz on Bowfell
Apr 17, 2005
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does anyone have a good recipe along with some basic directions?!?!
fondant icing?!
If you go to this link it'll bring you to wilton.com and this is a great recipe for marshmallow fondant - which is suppose to taste better than regular fondant - not sure if its what your looking for though.
At Michael's stores, you can buy premade rolled fondant in several colors by Wilton, if that is quicker for you, Wilton also makes fondant shape cutters, the small and med. circle one is versatile enough for any-occasion cake, and looks bakery-bought.
Here's a GREAT buttercream fondant recipe though, tastes exactly like buttercream frosting but it's the smoothness and abilities of fondant
* 1 cup light corn syrup
* 1 cup shortening (easiest to use a Crisco Solid Shortening Stick)
* 1/2 teaspoon salt
* 1 teaspoon clear vanilla extract
* 2 pounds confectioners' sugar (powdered sugar)
1. In a large bowl, stir together the shortening and corn syrup. Mix in the salt and vanilla flavoring, then gradually mix in the confectioners' sugar until it is a stiff dough. If you are using a stand mixer, use the dough hook attachment. Otherwise, knead by hand. If the dough is sticky, knead in more confectioners' sugar until it is smooth. Store in an airtight container at room temperature or in the refrigerator.
2. To use, roll out on a clean surface that has been dusted with confectioners' sugar until it is 1/8 inch thick or thinner if you can. Drape over frosted and chilled cakes and smooth the sides down, or cut into strips to make bows and other decorations.


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Beet and Cabbage Salad
|Canned sliced beets
|32 Ounce (2 Cans, 16 Ounce Each, Reserve Liquid)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Cabbage head
|1 Small
|Beet juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Use The Reserve Juice)
|1 Small, chopped
Shred cabbage and place in large bowl.
Add sliced beets.
In a small bowl, mix together beet juice, milk, and mayonnaise* Add vinegar, if desired.
Add onion (if desired) to cabbage and beets; toss well.
Pour dressing over vegetables and toss until well-coated.
Prepare and refrigerate at least 1 hour before serving to allow flavors to blend.
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Total Fat 44 g67.7%
Saturated Fat 4.2 g21.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 40.4 mg13.5%
Sodium 725.5 mg30.2%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g8.9%
Dietary Fiber 6.2 g24.7%
Sugars 19.3 g
Protein 4 g7.7%
Vitamin A 2.6% Vitamin C 58.5%
Calcium 7.9% Iron 26.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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they were treated at Lakes District Hospital.
Mr Ide said he was ''exceptionally delighted that those
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He said the key message was material possessions could be
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The tsunami warning, which was issued as a precaution, applies only to New Zealand. The warning center said it is not known if a tsunami was actually generated by the quake.
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Hotel Beaudon, Oise (department)
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I have 2 Servers - one for PHP, and one for MySQL
Both servers are hardened - and now my question is, what's the correct way to set up a connection to the Database Server, from PHP? Probably over SSH? Or is just the open MySQL port enough?
But if it's only over the open Port, how can I ensure that no bruteforce attacks try to get the root password, over that open Port? Can I somehow limit the IP access to the webserver? (if yes, how?)
Basically, I'm just asking what's the common / best way to set up / configure this kind of connection.
further analysis
I added iptables entries, added ufw entries (that basically generated the same iptable entries), etc, etc - sadly, nothing seems to work. My try to connect to mysql from the webserver, always gets blocked (I installed the
mysql-client on the webserver, testing with the
mysql commant - result: /
xxx for obfuscation)
ERROR 2003 (HY000): Can't connect to MySQL server on 'xxxx' (111)
I added
LOG entries for iptables, and checked the
ufw log, and
syslog - but apparently, the package doesnt get blocked (no [UFW BLOCK]).
After searching a bit more, I guessed it could have been
apparmor - but after installing
auditd there are no visible blocks for
netstat shows mysql listening, on the correct port.
How can I analyze the issue further? What could be the reason for the blocking?
Solution found
Ironically, I found the answer 1 minute after the edit:
what was missing was a change in the mysql configuration file, namely
bind-address had to be changed to the external IP.
The port protection works


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Florists create and sell flower arrangements in baskets, bowls, vases, or making bouquets from flowers and various other botanical materials. Florists work in florist shops that can provide flower arrangements for many different needs, such as weddings, birthdays, funerals, and other special occasions. Most of these shops are independently owned. They are creative in ways that can only stem from passion. Florist shops will usually handle delivery to the recipients of the floral arrangements or bouquets. They are always busy so it is best to book an appointment if you are looking to book them for a longer job like a wedding or funeral.
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The McPherson College men's soccer team went 0-2 during a road swing through Texas Labor Day weekend.
Against the University of Texas-Brownsville, the first half was an even one. Mac took the advantage with a goal from Doug Williamson but the Ocelots tied things up right before half and outplayed the Bulldogs in the second half to win 3-1.
The second contest of the trip was against host school Northwood University. The 'Dogs outshot NU in the second half, but couldn't find the goal to equalize, losing 1-0 and moving them to 2-0 for the season.
Two home games are next on the schedule for Bulldog soccer. Briar Cliff University and Morningside College make their way to McPherson for games on September 7th and 8th, respectively; both matches are set for 3:30 p.m. on the McPherson College grass soccer fields.
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Cleveland Browns Linebacker D'Qwell Jackson discussed his return to the NFL, and how Dr. Frank Cordasco, orthopedic surgeon in the Sports Medicine and Shoulder Service at Hospital for Special Surgery, helped him recover from two career-threatening pectoral tears.
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Al Unser Jr. pleads guilty to DWI
Updated: April 11, 2012, 7:02 PM ETAssociated Press
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Jr. pleaded guilty Wednesday to driving while intoxicated and racing on a New Mexico freeway.
The retired racer entered the plea a day before he was set to go to trial on aggravated DWI, drag racing and reckless driving charges. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail, but a judge deferred that in favor of 364 days of supervised probation.
Unser was arrested in September after he was accused of racing another car in his Suburban ...
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