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Raspberry Ribbon Salad
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Raspberry Ribbon Salad is a chill and serve salad and can be used for the occassions of your choice. The salad is rich with flavors of raspberry, cream cheese and crushed pineapple.
|Raspberry gelatin
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Hot water
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Frozen raspberries
|Cold water
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cherry gelatin
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Canned crushed pineapple
|1 Small (Undrained)
Dissolve raspberry gelatin in 1 cup hot water.
Add frozen raspberries and 1/2 cup cold water.
Chill until set.
Spread firm gela tin with a layer of sour cream l/2 inch thick.
Dissolve cherry gelatin in remaining hot water.
Add pineapple and remaining cold water.
Cool until thick.
Spoon cherry mixture onto sour cream layer.
Chill until firm.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish, Fruit Dessert
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Several feet of snow, and many, many inches of rain fell on the East Coast because of Sandy â" in October. The sky is falling, as it has for millions of years ⦠and it will continue to do so long after man is gone from this Earth. The culprit must be man-made global warming.
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A Flushing−based Asian−American legal advocacy group said last week it will be out in force in Queens and elsewhere to ensure immigrant voters are not confused or turned away from polling sites.
The Asian American Legal Defense Fund said it will monitor polling sites in Queens, Manhattan and 11 other states around the country to help new voters overcome unnecessary roadblocks they say are often present for Asian−American immigrants.
"In the 2006 midterm elections, Asian−Americans had to overcome numerous obstacles to exercise their right to vote. AALDEF volunteers identified mistranslated ballots, interpreter shortages that led to Asian−American voters being turned away and poll workers who made hostile and racist remarks about Asian−American voters," said Glenn Magpantay, an AALDEF staff attorney. "AALDEF will guard against the disenfranchisement of new citizens and limited English−proficient voters."
Additionally, AALDEF said it plans to conduct exit polls on more than 15,000 Asian−American voters, a substantial portion of which will be done in Queens communities like Flushing and Bayside, which have some of the city's largest Asian−American communities.
AALDEF said polls it has conducted in elections since 1998 have indicated steadily increasing numbers of new immigrant voters. The results of a survey conducted by another Flushing−based group, Korean−American advocacy group YKASEC, suggest immigrant voters remain something of a wild card in the coming election.
YKASEC surveyed 1,000 new immigrant voters in the city, including Queens, and found that 32 percent remain undecided in the presidential election. Of those surveyed, the economy, jobs and health care are the top issues of concern.
"These survey results reflect what we have been observing in our communities, so it is no surprise that economic 'pocketbook' issues are the major issues for immigrants," said Steven Choi, YKASEC's program director. "When a nation faces the kind of recession that we are facing, the immigrant community is among the most vulnerable.
"While immigrants have always valued the education of their kids, the current state of the economy has had a huge impact on immigrant communities," he said. "Many have been forced to end their health care, while others continue to live without it."
Though AALDEF said multilingual attorneys will be present at polling sites across Queens, it encouraged anyone who experiences problems on Election Day to contact its free hotline at 1−800−966−5946 or by e−mail at votingcomp
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With earnings season nearly over, bad news continues to outweigh the good for many tech stocks.With earnings season nearly over, bad news continues to outweigh the good for many tech stocks. Our index fell a moderate 4.7 percent last weekits second consecutive decline. MarchFirst was last weeks worst offender. The company posted a whopping $6.8 billion loss for the fourth quarter, or $37.09 per diluted share, compared with a net income of $8.4 million, or 12 cents a share, a year ago. The latest numbers included a $6.5 billion charge to write off goodwill from the merger of Whittman-Hart and USWeb/CKS as well as charges for asset sale losses and staff cuts.
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Handy BSH Steel Log Saw Horse 250mm CapacityFeatures:- Lightweight saw horse- All steel construction- Folds flat for storage- Holds wood up to 30cm (12") in diameter
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Keith baker | 17 June 2015
Was a bit of a fiddle to put together trying to balance solidity with easy of folding. It feels a little bit too flexible when moving it around but once opened it's pretty solid. The offset centre legs give a nice short gap at one end and the very sharp teeth actually bite into the wood holding it steady right through the cut, even with lumpy logs, so better than expected.
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Jeff stacey | 25 September 2014
For the money this was worth buying but it is not easy to assemble and must be held down with my foot whilst chain sawing small and medium logs as it is too light for purpose in my view - not easy to wield a chain saw on one leg! Heavy logs help the stability issue. However, it is easy to store and quick to unfold for use. Caution recommended.
Eric mcrae | 08 July 2014
I did not want to spend £70 on a saw horse that will only get occasional use.So this one fits my budget.
it was not simple to assemble instructions are poor. 2 braces on the outside legs would make it more sturdy, i will make some when i get a chance.
i have sawn 10 logs with it and it did the job.
Neil davies | 30 September 2013
could just about read the instructions because the print was so poor.
the bolts and nuts supplied are too long, leaving the whole thing shaking and unstable. Not exactly what you want when you've got a chainsaw in your hands.
Stephen percival | 26 June 2013
Good value for money, light weight but strong enough for logs 12'' in diameter, folds up flat for storage, only down side is small branches 2 to 3 inch diameter, can flick up when using chain saw, could do with a strap or something to hold down onto saw horse, overall very good product, would reccomend to a friend
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June | 13 May 2013
Good budget option
June | 04 December 2012
For a budget item good value
Chris hill | 13 November 2012
This is an excellent bit of kit for the money.Even though it has teeth it needs something extra in order to hold the log more securely. It appears a liitle flimsy but this is not the case. It has handled some fairly large and heavy logs for me. Previous reviewers have complained about the assembly instructions. If you take your time, read the instructions carfully and look at the pictures on the box you should not have any problems. I recommend this product.
Charles coombes | 22 October 2012
Poor assembly instructions. Trust to luck and the pictures. Works itself loose after a being used a couple of times. However supports large logs better than small and allows use of chain saw.
Ian | 12 October 2012
Good value, functional bit of kit. i like the fact it stores flat and is easy to carry to where you want to work. Best carried upside down and stored on hooks in the shed wall that way up. Assembly instructions & diagram are very basic but it is not too difficult to workout what goes where. I can see this tool lasting a good while.
Simoncc | 02 October 2012
Great item though assembly drawing and instructions are very poor.
it performs extremely well when holding any wood for chain sawing and is easy to store and light to cart about. Overall a great purchase.
Doug scott | 12 September 2012
A sturdy, simple, efficient and inexpensive tool that does what you expect it to do. Relatively quick to put together (two of the bolts took a bit of strength to get into place) and solid when constructed, it folds up flat for easy storage. The toothed legs grip logs effectively and the design allows easy and safe cutting with a chainsaw. It's one of those "glad i bought it" tools and tooled-up's service was very quick and efficient.
Peter horrocks | 18 April 2012
Terrific value for money and very practical. The zig zag jaws make holding logs extremely safe. I also rate the fact it folds away for storage and its not to heavy to carry around.
the only issue i had was putting it together, but then i haven't always got the right tools!
Gary johnson | 11 April 2012
Bit fiddly to put together,but very sturdy,well made for the price,better then my wooden one,grips well no worrys about the logs rolling while cuting with chain saw.
Ernie r | 28 March 2012
Very pleased with my purchase - i have cut branches from 2" to 11" diameter - firmly held all sizes.
Prudence m j h wormell | 19 March 2012
This would appear to be an inexpensive useful tool for sawing logs. it arrived as a flat-pack for self-assembly, however the instructions for this leave a lot to be desired. firstly, there was no clear list of the expected number of parts that could be checked when the flat-pack was opened and secondly, the assembly instructions were minimal relying on a poorly drawn and labelled picture of the apparatus. when finally assembled the sawhorse is somewhat unstable and two of the screws became loosened after about half an hour's use. the screws cannot be fully tightened because the device is intended to be folded away when not in use.
Peter horn | 06 March 2012
Very good value works well
Ernie | 27 February 2012
Good value for the price. Easy to handle and store
Adrian | 17 December 2011
Basically it's ok but it lacks side supports so if you are cutting a large log, the whole thing slides apart. It needs width restrainers which i have had to make up myself. However......It's cheap!
steve sharpe | 14 June 2011
An excellent product for the handyman who cuts his own logs. it folds up neatly and can easily be stored out of the way.
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It was announced, Thursday, that legendary singer Stevie Wonder has cancelled his performance at the annual Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) Western Region Gala, scheduled for next Thursday, December 6th. Representatives of the performer cited a recommendation from the United Nations to withdraw his participation, given Wonder's involvement with the organization.
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Avid newspaper readers can find the work of French illustrator Serge Bloch during the week in the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Chicago Tribune, New York Times and the Los Angeles Times; his work also appears in Time and New York magazines. Bloch has illustrated more than 300 books for children and adults, including You Are What You Eat and Other Mealtime Hazards and The Tweets of Steve Martin, and has been involved in two animated series aired around the world.
Today, as part of the Starz Denver Film Festival, Bloch will showcase his short films in The Whimsical World of Serge Bloch, at the Denver FilmCenter. Afterward, he'll walk over to the Tattered Cover for a reception, during which he'll sign books, answer questions and give away toys from his animated series SamSam.
"He brings a sense of whimsy and humor that I feel is universal," says event organizer Neal Sokol, who first worked with Bloch when he curated an exhibition of children's-book illustrators that also included Maurice Sendak and Margret and H.A. Rey. "Anyone can relate to the humor that Serge puts on page and screen. What I find inspirational about his work is that he's always challenging himself to reach new heights."
Tickets for the film screening are $13 for non-members, $12 for students and seniors, and $11 for members. The film begins at 11:45 a.m. at the FilmCenter, followed by the free reception at 12:45 p.m. at the Tattered Cover, 2526 East Colfax Avenue. For more information, visit www.denverfilm.org or www.tatteredcover.com.
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Makes 12 mini cheesecakes
12 chocolate wafer cookies
3/4 cup (175 mL) granulated sugar
1 lb. (500 g) cream cheese, softened
1 tsp (5 mL) vanilla
2 eggs
1 cup (250 mL) canned fruit pie filling (peach, blueberry, cherry)
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F (150 degrees C)
12-cup muffin pan, lined with paper baking cups
1. Place 1 chocolate wafer in the bottom of each muffin cup. Trim wafers to fit into bottom of cups, if necessary.
2. In a large mixer bowl, on medium speed, cream sugar and cream cheese until smooth. Add vanilla and then eggs, and beat until smooth and well blended. Spoon into muffin cups, over the wafer, filling each cup about 3/4 full.
3. Bake in preheated oven for 20 to 25 minutes, or until set. Cool in cups on a wire rack for about 20 minutes, and then remove carefully and cool completely. Store in refrigerator for up to 3 days. Just before serving, top each cheesecake with a spoonful of pie filling.
250 Best Cakes and Pies
by Esther Brody
Robert Rose
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Does anyone know how to get full marks on this section. I always lose marks on this somehow but i don't understand it as i have written like a full two pages on this question before. If anyone has any tips it would much appreciated as my own home ec teacher gives out to me all the time for it, but never gives me any help!
Perhaps you write in too much detail than what's actually needed. My advise would be to stick to the facts of what you see on the table. Always refer back to it, giving examples from it. Elaborate on your points. For example; if it's a table related to the types of cereals bought in a store, and it asks you to explain the best/worst cereal choice(s), suggest your cereal choice and then say WHY you'd pick it.Like nutritional value and the benefits of it for overall health in the long run. Hope I helped :)
You're most welcome! Anything to help, this leaving cert is so tough...we may not be ready now, but we sure will by June ^-^


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Canned Strawberries: How to Make Home-Canned Stratwberries - Easily!!
This month's notes: February 2017: Stored US apples are still available. See your state's crop availability calendar for more specific dates of upcoming crops.
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And we have home canning, preserving, drying and freezing directions. You can access recipes and other resources from the drop down menus at the top of the page or the site search. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to write me! Also make your own ice cream; see How to make ice cream and ice cream making equipment and manuals. Have fun, eat healthier and better tasting, and save money by picking your own locally grown fruit and vegetables, and then using our easy directions
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Home-canning strawberries to use later is easy with the directions below. Of course, freezing is superior to retain flavor, and canned strawberries are softer and less flavorful, but if this is the method you need to use, here it is! To can other types of berries, see this page!
- For more information about strawberries, see Strawberry Picking Tips and Miscellaneous strawberry facts.
- Strawberries - preferably fresh, but frozen (without syrup) works, too. It takes about 3 pounds of fresh berries to make 1 quart (2 pints) of canned strawberries.
- Sugar - About 1/2 to 3/4 cup of dry, granulated (table) sugar per quart of prepared berries. You may use other sweeteners, like honey, agave, etc. but I haven't tried them, so the results may not be as good. See this page for honey / sugar substitutions.
- Jar funnel ($2 at Target, other big box stores, and often grocery stores; and available online - see this page) or order it as part of the kit with the jar grabber.
- At least 1 large pot; I prefer 16 to 20 quart Teflon lined pots for easy cleanup.
- Large spoons and ladles
- 1 Boiling Water Bath Canner (a huge pot to sanitize the jars after filling (about $30 to $35 at mall kitchen stores, sometimes at big box stores and grocery stores.). Note: we sell canners and supplies here, too - at excellent prices - and it helps support this web site!
- Ball jars (Grocery stores, like Publix, Kroger, Safeway carry them, as do some big box stores - about $7 per dozen 8 ounce jars including the lids and rings)
- Lids - thin, flat, round metal lids with a gum binder that seals them against the top of the jar. They may only be used once.
- Rings - metal bands that secure the lids to the jars. They may be reused many times.
Optional stuff:
- Lid lifter (has a magnet to pick the lids out of the boiling water where you sanitize them. ($2 at big box stores or it comes in the kit at left)
- Jar grabber (to pick up the hot jars)- Big box stores and grocery stores sometimes carry them; and it is available online - see this page. It's a tremendously useful to put jars in the canner and take the hot jars out (without scalding yourself!). The kit sold below has everything you need, and at a pretty good price:
Strawberry Canning Directions
Yield: 1 quart per 3 pounds of fresh strawberries
Step 1 - Pick the berries! (or buy them already picked)
It's fun to go pick your own and you can obviously get better quality ones! See this page for strawberry facts and picking tips
At right is a picture of a typical strawberry field.
I prefer to grow my own; which is really easy - but that does take some space and time and can be challenging.
As mentioned in the Ingredients section; you may use frozen berries (those without syrup or added sugar); which is especially useful if you want to make some strawberry jam in December to give away at Christmas!
Above and at left are strawberries and blackberries that I picked at a pick-your-own farm. If you want to pick your own, here is a list and links to the pick your own farms.
Step 2 - Wash the jars and lids
Now's a good time to get the jars ready, so you won't be rushed later. The dishwasher is fine for the jars; especially if it has a "sanitize" cycle, the water bath processing will sanitize them as well as the contents! If you don't have a dishwasher with a sanitize cycle, you can wash the containers in hot, soapy water and rinse, then sanitize the jars by boiling them 10 minutes, and keep the jars in hot water until they are used.
NOTE: If unsanitized jars are used, the product should be processed for 5 more minutes. However, since this additional processing can result in a poor set (runny jam), it's better to sanitize the jars.
Put the lids into a pan of hot, but not quite boiling water (that's what the manufacturer's recommend) for 5 minutes, and use the magnetic "lid lifter wand" to pull them out. Leave the jars in the dishwasher on "heated dry" until you are ready to use them. Keeping them hot will prevent the jars from breaking when you fill them with the hot jam.
Step 3 -Wash and hull the fruit!
I'm sure you can figure out how to wash the fruit in plain cold water.
With strawberries you must remove the hulls. (the green leaves attached to the top of the berry)
Step 4 - Put the strawberries in a large pot, add sugar
Place the strawberries in a large pot and add 1/2 cup of sugar per quart of strawberries. Gently stir the berries to coat them with the sugar. If they aren't all evenly coated, add more of the sugar (up to 3/4 cup of sugar per quart of prepared berries)
Step 6 - Let stand for 6 hours
Let the mixture stand in a cool (40 F to 60F) place for 6 hours.
Step 7 - Cook the berries
Cook the mixture at low to medium heat, slowly until the sugar dissolves and the strawberries are hot throughout!
Step 8 - Get the lids warming in hot (but not boiling) water
Lids: put the lids into a pan of hot water for at least several minutes; to soften up the gummed surface and clean the lids.
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Step 9 - Fill the jars and put the lid and rings on
Fill them to within ¼-inch of the top, wipe any spilled berries off the top, seat the lid and tighten the ring around them. Then put them into the boiling water canner!
This is where the jar tongs come in really handy!
Step 10 - Process the jars in the boiling water bath
Keep the jars covered with at least 2 inches of water. Keep the water boiling. In general, boil them for 10 minutes, See the chart below for altitude adjustment to processing times, if you are not in the sea level to 1,000ft above sea level range.
Note: Some people don't even boil the jars; they just ladle it hot into hot jars, put the lids and rings on and invert them, but putting the jars in the boiling water bath REALLY helps to reduce spoilage! To me, it makes little sense to put all the working into making the canned berries and then not to process the jars to be sure they don't spoil!
Recommended process time for canned strawberries in a boiling water canner.
|Process Time at Altitudes of
|Style of Pack
|Jar Size
|0 - 1,000 ft
|1,001 - 6,000 ft
|Above 6,000 ft
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Step 11 - Remove and cool the jars - Done!
Lift the jars out of the water with your jar lifter tongs and let them cool without touching or bumping them in a draft-free place (usually takes overnight) You can then remove the rings if you like, but if you leave them on, at least loosen them quite a bit, so they don't rust in place due to trapped moisture. Once the jars are cool, you can check that they are sealed verifying that the lid has been sucked down. Just press in the center, gently, with your finger. If it pops up and down (often making a popping sound), it is not sealed. If you put the jar in the refrigerator right away, you can still use it. Some people replace the lid and reprocess the jar, then that's a bit iffy. If you heat the contents back up, re-jar them (with a new lid) and the full time in the canner, it's usually ok.
Once cooled, they're ready to store. I find they last up to 12 months. But after about 6 to 8 months, they get darker in color and start to get runny. They still are safe to eat, but the flavor and texture aren't as good. So eat them in the first 6 months after you prepare them! Another trick is to keep the uncooked berries or other fruit in the freezer and make and can the jam as needed, so it's always fresh.
Summary - Cost of Making Homemade Canned Strawberries - makes 8 jars, 8 oz each**
|Cost in 2009
|fresh whole berries (strawberries)
|10 cups
|Pick your own
|Canning jars (8 oz size), includes lids and rings
|8 jars
Lids alone are about $1.25 per dozen
|Grocery stores, like Public, Kroger, Safeway and sometimes, Big Lots, local hardware stores and big box stores
|Sweetener - see step 4
|4 cups
|Grocery stores, like Public, Kroger, Safeway and sometimes, Big Lots, local hardware stores and big box stores
|$18.75 total
or about $2.34 per jar
(if you already have the jars, and just need new lids: $1.85 per jar
|* pectin use varies - blackberry
jam needs very little, raspberry a little more, strawberry the most.
** - This assumes you already have the pots, pans, ladles, and reusable equipment. Note that you can reuse the jars! Many products are sold in jars that will take the lids and rings for canning. For example, Classico Spaghetti sauce is in quart sized jars that work with Ball and Kerr lids and rings- some authorities do not recommend these, saying they are more prone to break, and while I have found that is true of mayonnaise jars, I have found the Classico spaghetti jars to be pretty sturdy.
Other Equipment:
From left to right:
You can get all of the tools in a kit here:
Home Canning Kits
* All the tools you need for hot waterbath canning - in one comprehensive set!
* Complete with 21 1/2 qt. enameled waterbath canner and "Ball Blue Book" of canning.
* Also includes canning rack, funnel, jar lifter, jar wrencher, bubble freer, tongs and lid lifter.
* A Kitchen Krafts exclusive collection.
This is the same type of standard canner that my grandmother used to make everything from applesauce to jams and jellies to tomato and spaghetti sauce. This complete kit includes everything you need and lasts for years: the canner, jar rack, jar grabber tongs, lid lifting wand, a plastic funnel, labels, bubble freer, and the bible of canning, the Ball Blue Book. It's much cheaper than buying the items separately. You'll never need anything else except jars & lids (and the jars are reusable)! There is also a simple kit with just the canner and rack, and a pressure canner, if you want to do vegetables (other than tomatoes). To see
more canners, of different styles, makes and prices, click here!


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Doctors have for the first time quantified the effect of the three major killers of middle-aged men: smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Men who smoke and fail to give up, or to control their blood pressure and cholesterol (where necessary) are sacrificing 10 to 15 years of their lives.
Results from the 40-year Whitehall study, landmark research into 19,000 civil servants begun in the late 1960s, shows that men who reached the age of 50 with all three risk factors lived on average to the age of 73, while those without any of the risks lived till 83. When other risks were included, such as diabetes and obesity, they found the least healthy lived until 70 on average, while the most healthy lived till 85.
Professor Peter Weissberg, medical director at the British Heart Foundation (BHF), which helped fund the research published in the British Medical Journal, said: "This important study puts a figure on the life-limiting effects of smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. It provides a stark illustration of how these risk factors in middle age can reduce life expectancy."
He added: "The good news is that all of us can make changes to help us live a healthy life for longer, even after 50. We know that stopping smoking and reducing blood pressure and cholesterol, by lifestyle changes and/or tablets, can prevent the onset of heart disease – and these findings suggest it could make a decade of difference to our lives."
The finding comes after the Care Quality Commission (CQC) yesterday called for improvements in the treatment of heart disease. One in four GPs are failing to manage cholesterol levels or prescribe appropriately and an estimated 350,000 patients are missing out on the treatment they need, the commission said.
The CQC report called for changes in the way doctors are paid for treating heart disease to encourage them to identify more patients. Currently, GPs get maximum payments when they record acceptable cholesterol levels for 70 per cent of the patients on their register.
The CQC said further payments should be introduced to capture the one in three patients who may not be being seen by their GP once the practice has received its maximum payment under existing rules. It said action was needed to cut inequalities between people living in deprived areas and those in more affluent parts of the country. One reason for the discrepancy is that GPs do not follow "proven practice" consistently.
Researchers analysed the performance of 8,300 GP practices and 152 primary care trusts and found that, while incentivising GPs with specific payments to manage cholesterol levels in their patients was working, there were further improvement to be made.
Too many GPs were prescribing expensive branded statins when equally effective, cheaper non-branded ones were available. The CQC estimated that £62.5m could be saved if GPs mostly switched to prescribing generic statins.
Family doctors were not doing enough to record cases of cardiovascular disease in deprived areas. They were also less likely to prescribe nicotine-replacement products to patients.
CQC chair, Barbara Young, said: "This disease is likely to touch every single one of us at some point in our lives. We have to raise the bar of acceptable performance."
Average age of men who smoked, drank and ate poorly.
Average age of men without all three risk factors.
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Preston and other interested parties:
Again, I will try to address those things that fall within my bailiwick, and
chime in where I have some knowledge or opinion.
Preston's Reply:
Sounds like we lost money for every new member who joined.
Looks like we were losing money on every back issue sold. If mailing
costs and storage costs were included we would be losing even more.
Financially we would have been better off without extra copies.
Kevin's Response:
You are MOSTLY correct! Not every new member that joined chose to purchase
past issues of the Journal, therefore, only to the extent their membership
year's Journal cost more than their membership did the club "lose" money.
Granted this still resulted in costs greater than new members paid. I put
the term "lose" in quotes as it is partially a misnomer. Since the club had
paid for the printing the club did not lose money in the sense they had to
borrow to cover the costs, but rather that the additional costs were covered
by other revenues so designated by the Board.
Various PRIOR Board of Directors chose to publish additional copies of the
Journal to hold them, in reserve, for future members, and future local
societies that wished to establish a club library.
It is not unusual for hobby organizations to publish more for members than
the membership fee alone allows. Preston, I believe that you are still a
member of the Potomac Hosta Club. PHC publishes $10 worth of material per
member and charges a membership fee well below that amount. The additional
revenues come from club auctions and sales.
When Alex first formed the American Hosta Society he once told me he had to
come up with an idea to cover some of the costs of the first edition of The
Bulletin as membership dues were not going to cover all the costs and they
developed a seed sale to help generate more revenue. So I hope you see that
educational/hobby organizations often perform a balancing act in order to
provide what the membership appears to want.
Preston's Reply:
There is nothing wrong with being a conservative budgeter. BUT I thought
a budget would try to more closely quesstimate what the actual revenues and
expenses will be (especially when half the year had passed and alot of the
numbers were known). I glad that, (as stated in the summary of the BOD
meeting),"In the future, the budget for the upcoming year will be addressed
at Fall meeting to eliminate the need to operate for 6 months without a
Kevin's Response:
As of the June Board meeting Jim had only obtained approximately $2700 in ad
revenue, so at that time the $5000 didn't look that much too low. Further,
in my training before law school (not that it matters that much but, I have
a graduate degree in Public Administration from Syracuse's Maxwell School,
as well as a Law degree. Further, like Mr. Hawes, held job classification
category 301, budget analyst, policy analyst and program analyst positions
at the Department of Energy and for Congress, all before I became a managing
attorney.) I learned and had the opportunity to apply all the catch word
budget methods ("MBO" = Management by Objectives, "ZBB" = zero-based
budgeting, "CEA" = Cost-Effectiveness Analysis, and other hybrids of these).
In all of this training we were constantly warned that estimating beyond the
baseline plus inflation was sure to get us in trouble when estimating
revenues. The rule of thumb, and one put into practice by a budget analyst
from whom I learned (and I am sure that Mr. Hawes knows from his days in
government, Bernard Jump, Director of the Department of Agriculture's budget
for over 30 years) is that you should under-estimate revenues and
over-estimate costs, and then if you present a balanced budget, the
taxpayer, or the "share-holder" should never complain. While at Maxwell I
also took classes at the Business School and Benjamin Wasserman also
proclaimed this "old-saw" of budgeting as a guiding light for business and
Preston's Reply:
Of the present membership of 3800 (your figure) I count 382 Life members
who would not chip in this extra $6. $6 X 382 members = $2292 less. I also
believe that we would lose members (I would guess at least 10%) if the fee
is raised.
I'm not against raising the dues--let's use that $20,000 or so increase
along with the $24,500 budgeted for the Yearbook and Directory and publish a
third Journal.
Kevin's Response:
The last time the dues were raised, in 1992-3, from $15 to $19, (and life
memberships were raised from $150 to $300) membership did not retract, and
in fact continued to go up at the same rate.
Further, I am glad you raised this point for another reason. You are
correct, to a degree. I think your point is that the members who hold life
memberships do not kick in an additional $6 per year thus they are getting a
free ride -- or are they? The Board, I believe it was under Bob Olson, at
the suggestion of Glen Draper, had the foresight to set aside enough money in
reserves to cover the total value of a life member's payment (this is listed
in the budget on the liability side, as it should be). Some of these
memberships go back to
the $150 days and many more at the $300 amount. The revenues, (read that
interest), earned on these reserves go to cover the annual costs of these
memberships and have generally tracked those costs closely. I have asked
accountants who work for and with, me what they think of this and they think
that it is prudent and more organizations should follow such practices.
Preston's Reply:
You seem to be making a connection between the cost of the Journal and
membership fees. Don't forget about a fast and growing expense for the
Yearbook and Directory that needs to be paid for. Where is this money
supposed to come from? Does this mean the cost of the Yearbook and
Directory are now being covered by the auction income?
Kevin's Response:
I agree that, that money must come from somewhere, and important revenues do
come from the auction. The points I am trying to cover are that 1) Most
members feel the Journal is the number one reason they join the society,
and, we have, only recently, disengaged the Journal/Membership linkage that
drove AHS decisionmaking for many of its 30 years of existence, particularly
the last 20 years; and, 2) We are a membership service organization and we
are now looking at ways to provide more to the membership from those
revenues we do have -- trying to weigh many considerations. And, yes, PAST
Boards initiated theYearbook and Directory, which many love and many hate,
and then there are general operating expenses.
Preston's Reply:
Are you saying we did not need to use savings to bail us out until this
Is the $20,000 from savings to pay bills in general or the amount needed
to pay the "catch up" costs?
Where are these "catch up" costs included in the 1999 Budget Expense
Kevin's response:
It is my understanding that these additional "savings" were placed in a CD
and not until it was necessary was that money transferred from savings to
revenue as noted in the documents you referenced. The general fund is
"fungible". This is a common flexibility that allows organizations of this
type to operate without having to have full-time money managers running the
Additional Questions:
1. Please explain the 1999 Budget Expense items of $700 for President, $75
Vice-President, $10,000 Membership Secretary Support, and $2500 Contingency.
Kevin's response:
I am only capable of responding to one of these items as I seconded and
supported Robin Duback's motion in 1997 at the Indianapolis Convention.
When the size of the membership reached approximately 2000, the data entry
time alone for processing memberships translated into 350 hours. The other
duties, opening mail, doing mailings, preparing lists, etc., took another
200 hours. The membership was (and has) doubling, even when taking into
account economies of scale, the numbers were approaching 1000 person hours,
or 1/2 work year (For accounting purposes a work-year is considered by most
businesses to be 2000 work hours -- 52 weeks X 40 hours = 2080 - leave
time). Thus, the membership secretary position requires 20 hours per week.
Granted it comes in "spurts" and thus, at certain times is substantially
more burdensome.
The $10,000 for Membership Secretary Support is budgeted to provide for
someone to assist the Membership Secretary with data entry. (The original
motion was for UP TO $1.50 per member for data entry) The remainder is for
other office expenses of the membership secretary, and envelopes, letters,
and postage.) This does not go to Cindy Nance, but rather to a non-AHS
member whom she is authorized to employ.
It should be noted that no member of the American Hosta Society is paid for
any services they render to the society under the positions they hold.
2. Misc. Publications has almost doubled from $5318 in 1998 to $10,000 in
1999 budget. Is this due to the Silverbook addendum and "Let's Grow Hostas"?
Kevin's response: The answer to this is yes! However, future years budgets
would show an offsetting revenue as these items were sold. Remember we have
to pay the printer before we can earn the income.
3. Dept. Office Expenses have risen from $4195 (1996) to $8543 (1997) to
$12,959 (1998). What expenses does this item comprise? There is no entry for
this item in the 1999 Budget.
Kevin's response:
I will leave this question to those who have the books.
4. The budget just seems too vague. Is there some way that someone who wants
to know more can find out easily?
Kevin's response:
I believe that Don Hawke is working on a "plain-English" version. You may
wish to talk to Jim and Don about this.
Preston's Proposals:
1. Publish a third Journal. A third journal will give us a greater presence
in the bookstores and also give the membership 50% more of what they joined
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2. Change The Directory and Yearbook to "sold" publications like the present
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Duquesne University's abrupt ouster yesterday of law Dean Don Guter produced surprise and anger on campus and led one major donor to say he will withdraw support from the school.
Without giving a reason, university leaders informed law faculty yesterday morning that Mr. Guter, dean since 2005, was out. A statement said Ken Gormley, an associate vice president and member of the law faculty, would serve as interim dean and that Mr. Guter, a former Navy judge advocate general, would remain on the faculty.
During Mr. Guter's tenure, the law school has seen gains in a number of indicators including its bar passage rate, which has risen to 97 percent from 68 percent. But there also have been tensions between the law school and university President Charles Dougherty, including the president's initial refusal to grant tenure to professor John Rago despite a favorable faculty recommendation and backing of the dean.
The president's denial sparked a student protest before Dr. Dougherty reversed course in April 2007 and granted Mr. Rago tenure. A number of faculty yesterday, some expressing outrage over the ouster, said they believe the president had a personal dislike of Mr. Guter over the Rago matter and other issues, including disagreements over law school funding.
Reached yesterday, Mr. Guter, 60, said the president and Provost Ralph Pearson met briefly with him on Tuesday. Mr. Guter said that without offering an explanation, they gave him a choice: Resign within 24 hours or be removed.
"My reaction to this is shock. The school -- really by a lot of people's accounts, not just mine -- has never been in better shape," he said.
A call to Dr. Dougherty was not returned yesterday, but Duquesne spokeswoman Bridget Fare said, "Don has been apprised over the last three years of expectations, and those expectations were not met."
Ms. Fare declined to elaborate, nor would she specify areas of deficiency in the law school, though she said, "Overall, we have a fourth-tier law school that has not moved in the U.S. News rankings.
"We need to improve the level of scholarship within the law school," she said.
She said the dean serves at the president's pleasure and that making the move at the end of the fall semester gives Mr. Gormley the next month for a transition into the job.
Some faculty yesterday said improvements in the law school already were under way, due largely to Mr. Guter's efforts.
"This is an appalling decision. It shows that performance means nothing at Duquesne," said Bruce Ledewitz, a law school faculty member since 1980. "All that matters is if President Dougherty personally likes you."
Mr. Ledewitz shared a letter that Mr. Guter sent yesterday to the president. In it, Mr. Guter asserted that the bar passage rate was the highest for Duquesne in 25 years, relationships with alumni had never been better and giving was robust, and the school had achieved its first-ever specialty ranking in U.S. News, placing 30th out of 200 law schools in research and writing.
He said stepping down would amount to "accepting your invitation to manufacture an excuse to cover up what is obviously and unprofessionally your personal animus toward me."
"Under these circumstances it would be dishonest, disingenuous, unbelievable to the public and, most importantly, unethical for me to abruptly resign in the middle of the school year and in the middle of exams, no less," the letter stated.
"You will, no doubt, proceed to remove me as dean. I see this as unjust and therefore my integrity will not allow me to participate in such a dishonest public charade," Mr. Guter wrote.
In a phone interview, Mr. Guter said the only suggestion he received that expectations were not being met came about 18 months ago from the provost. Mr. Guter said it involved not being supportive enough of the administration.
"The provost gave me four words -- 'personal loyalty' and 'absolute obedience,' " Mr. Guter said.
David Millstein, a Greensburg attorney and 1970 law school graduate who said he has pledged or given about $250,000 to the school the last several years, said he would lobby other large donors to withdraw support. He said he's already made his decision.
"I won't fulfill the remainder of my pledges to the school and I won't give any more money," said Mr. Millstein, who directs the school's Center for the Bill of Rights. "It's outrageous."
Last night, a group of Duquesne law students unhappy with the ouster planned to discuss its options, including a possible protest this week.
"Our student body adores Dean Guter," said Brandon Neuman, 27, a third-year law student from Eighty Four and president of the school's student bar association.
Last year, some students in the law school circulated petitions after Dr. Dougherty, citing a campus policy, barred the law dean from inviting to commencement politicians including President-elect Barack Obama and U.S. Sen. John McCain.
Not everyone was unhappy with yesterday's move. Law professor Robert S. Barker said Mr. Guter tried unsuccessfully to scuttle an international conference on constitutional law that he was involved in organizing, and the dean worked to suspend a program allowing international students with law degrees to get a master's in law from Duquesne in one to two years.
"There has been a marginalization of the most productive members of the faculty for four or five years now," said Mr. Barker, who said his own opposition to Mr. Rago's tenure bid put him on the outs with law school leadership.
Of Mr. Gormley, he added, "I am so glad to see him in the deanship."
Michael Streib, another faculty member who was on a search committee that brought Mr. Guter to campus, said there was a perception among some faculty at the time that Dr. Dougherty preferred Mr. Gormley for the post.
"I'm stunned. It's bizarre," Mr. Streib said. "What has happened is certainly an exercise of power. Whether it was an exercise of judgment is something I don't know because no one has offered any cognizable reason for it."
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Born Innocent,pure,untainted.
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Pain, oh how I cried. No child should suffer by the hands of man.
No ears to listen as my exploitation lay too close to home.
Eyes opened, mouth shut.
Held together by the blood bondage of family secrets and lies.
Stop cry Child. JahGod was there within me.
Keep trodding..you WILL find your PEACE.
CARNAGE..My childhood in one word.
Keep trodding..said Jah
One day I broke free..
Free from the choking obligations of my linage.
Find yourself..said God
Look Within.
I was scared..what would I find?
To be tainted from 3yrs old..who was I?
Would I love InI AUTHENTIC self?
Keep trodding, said Jah
I am here..you were never alone.
Finally I found Her..Me..I..EMPRESS DIVINE.
Inner child can now live in PEACE.
Never stop learning..said God
Always keep LOVING
I am eternally innocent..
As it is my Birthright.
Oh how I love my authentic life.
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This past weekend, I attended Facing Pages 2007 a statewide literary conference organized by LitTAP and sponsored by the New York State Council on the Arts.
The entire weekend of activities was fantastic, due in part to the natural beauty of the Adirondacks (the conference took place at the Minnowbrook Conference Center which is gorgeous) and to all of the interesting literary people from throughout New York state who attended.
"New Leaders in Literature" was the focus of this conference, and the keynote speaker was Victoria J. Saunders, a consultant who does a lot with organizational transitions.
Being relatively young at a brand-new organization, Executive Director transitions isn't really something I spend a lot of time thinking about. That said, I was the victim of so-called "Founder Syndrome," so all of these discussions were pretty intriguing.
I won't bore you with all the details, but the there were a couple of things that stood out that I found quite interesting. First off, it seems that all transitions are rocky. No matter how well planned, organizations always seem to run into some trouble, such as hiring the wrong replacement Executive Director, aving board issues, etc. Obviously, for the betterment of nonprofit organizations, it's of great importance to focus on these issues and to figure out how best to transition from one ED to the next. Otherwise you end up with Paris Review scenarios, with Brigid Hughes being replaced months after stepping in after George Plimpton's passing.
But that situation is what resonated most for me . . . So many nonprofits focus on longevity, literary legacies, how to transition to a new director with the same vision and fire, etc., but what is often overlooked is the way that some nonprofits spawn new, culturally important organizations. . . . A sort of "external transitioning" for lack of a better term.
For instance, Seven Stories has been a breeding ground for developing great new organizations. Jill Schoolman was working at Seven Stories when she started Archipelago Books, Violaine Huisman was doing foreign rights when she started her own literary agency. And I believe that Franctious Press is being headed up by Seven Stories employee(s).
Dan Simon deserves a lot of praise for encouraging and cultivating a new generation of literary leaders, and I'm sure that when the time comes, Seven Stories will be able to continue. But that may not be true for all organizations, and although this is hard to accept, for some, maybe they don't need to continue beyond their original founder/director. As long as new literary leaders are being developed, starting new presses/organizations/events/initiatives and passionately promoting literature, I think things will be OK.
What I took away from this weekend is that in addition to looking for an adequate replacement, directors of admirable nonprofit organizations should focus on inspiring individuals to start new things. In other words, it's worthwhile to broaden one's focus to doing things that are good for the field as a whole in addition to focusing on what's good for "my organization."
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Match Rule for De-Duping Addresses within an Organization
Jan 27, 2010 1:07 PM
I have been attempting to create a match rule in DQM to identify duplicate addresses within an organization. I can easily use the seeded match rules to find duplicate addresses across parties, but not within. I have attempted to include account number in the acquisition and scoring with an exact match, but still do not get desired results. Has anyone else successfully created such a match rule? Thanks, Victoria
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Re: Match Rule for De-Duping Addresses within an Organization
Apr 29, 2010 6:38 AM
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Yes you can very well achieve by DQM functionality.
Identify an unique value for the same organization, like the Taxpayer ID/Registry ID/Account Number.
Define the match rule by filtering on any of the above values, means you need to define one Acquisition field by taking any of the above.
Then subsequently define the Scoring attributes for Address or whichever field you want.
Run the match rule and you will be getting the records for that organization only.
Hope this helps.