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Bolortsetseg Minjin
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Few places on Earth can tell us more about dinosaurs than Mongolia. There, the Gobi desert blankets a rich treasure trove of uniquely well preserved fossil skeletons. Yet today, the Mongolian paleontologists capable of exploring these wonders may suffer an extinction of their own: they've reached retirement age with no new generation trained to follow in their footsteps.
One rare exception, Bolortsetseg Minjin, makes attracting other young Mongolians to her field a priority. As a specialist in vertebrate fossils from 145 million to 65 million years ago, she's made numerous expeditions throughout the Gobi. Along the way she has discovered several rich exposures of fossils in the Gobi and has amassed an important collection of dinosaurs and mammals for her native country. Now, the discoveries she covets the most are new students who will keep Mongolian paleontology alive.
"When my generation was growing up," she explains, "a wall existed between science and the public. Very few of us were exposed to any information about dinosaurs; sadly that's still true today." Because Bolortsetseg's father is a paleontologist, she gained early insight into the field, ultimately embracing it herself.
Bolortsetseg views Mongolia's dearth of future experts as a special tragedy considering the extraordinary significance of the fossil record there. The area yields an impressive diversity of species. Even more important, skeletons unearthed in Mongolia are often completely intact and unusually well preserved. "In other parts of the world," she notes, "you discover isolated bones that have been scattered—carried off by animals, damaged by exposure to harsh weather, swept away in rivers. Here in the Gobi, many dinosaurs must have died instantly, in a very unique way."
Scientists speculate that at the dinosaur's zenith, parts of Mongolia's landscape were marked by enormous sand dunes. Dinosaurs probably took advantage of oases nestled between the dunes. A torrential rain of monsoon proportions may have sent the towering dunes tumbling, burying the dinosaurs immediately and completely, for tens of millions of years. Now, as then, the Gobi remains isolated, landlocked, arid, and sparsely populated—a perfect recipe for preservation.
Bolortsetseg describes, "When you explore a site, with the light at just the right angle, and spot a fragment of bone extending up through the sand, it's very, very exciting. We've pulled out fossils weighing two tons; the discoveries can be truly amazing."
Today Bolortsetseg hopes to inspire that same sense of wonder in local children through outreach programs with schools, museums, and the nation's educational TV channel. She also established the Institute for the Study of Mongolian Dinosaurs. It provides a research facility, expedition vehicles, equipment, technicians, and scholarships for Mongolian students. Some of these students have gone to universities in the West to get a paleontological education that is not yet available in Mongolia. "I hope that by creating this professional environment," she explains, "we'll give students a reason to return to work as paleontologists in Mongolia."
She also taps future human potential with summer workshops bringing children and teachers to the Gobi for three days of nonstop dinosaur exploration. Launched with help from the U.S. Museum of the Rockies, the hands-on program takes children up the dinosaur learning curve, sends them on field excursions to collect samples, and offers access to lab facilities, tools, and methods.
"When kids arrive, many aren't even sure dinosaurs ever really existed, or they think they were fire-breathing monsters. There isn't a single children's book about dinosaurs in their language. So they're thrilled and excited to have this chance. After all, kids are natural scientists. If we reach just one child who goes on to become part of a new generation of paleontologists it will be worth it."
Bolortsetseg hopes efforts like this will also reduce the indiscriminate looting of fossils throughout the area. "We want kids and other locals to understand the incredible scientific value of treasures they find right in their own backyard."
"To much of the outside world, it's dinosaurs that put Mongolia on the map," she notes. "Yet most people who live here neither understand nor appreciate this national treasure." Bolortsetseg hopes to transform awareness by one day creating a Mongolian paleontology museum. Designs have been submitted and funding efforts are under way. "When I was in New York completing my Ph.D., the Museum of Natural History was such an inspiration. I want that for Mongolia."
"Now more than ever," Bolortsetseg believes, "we can learn much from the example of dinosaurs and how events can change the entire natural world. It should make us think seriously about what we can do to protect our environment, lessen our impact, and prevent new extinctions from occurring today."
Meanwhile, she works to connect children with the creatures that roamed their neighborhood millions of years ago. "Shouldn't the people who were born in this place help discover its own amazing past?"
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The season for "Best of…" has begun. As I wrote previously, the first list I saw this year was best books in the Nov/ Dec issue of Bookmarks magazine.
Publishers Weekly has published the PW TOP 10 and PW TOP 100. That's a lot of good books, at least in the eyes of the PW editors.
Not surprisingly, David Small's Stitches is on the PW TOP 10 list. Those of us who have read David's book and attended his program at KPL or elsewhere in the community, know this is a powerful graphic memoir well deserving of this recognition from Publishers Weekly and its nomination for a National Book Award. (If you missed David's presentation, watch or listen to the entire program here.)
David has been a special friend to KPL and our patrons. Congratulations on this nomination, the top 10 listing and the many more recognitions sure to come his way.
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Seems like another huge wave of Fallout: New Vegas previews has started. Following IGN, we now have another preview at The Escapist (thanks to Jason for the tip!). It's pretty comprehensive and features, among other things, a list of all new weapons shown in the demo:
- 9-iron
- Grenade machinegun
- Dynamite
- Trail carbine (a lever-action rifle.)
- Varmint rifle (a small caliber, semi-auto rifle.)
- Cowboy repeater (a Winchester-style lever action gun.)
- Plasma caster (mistakenly referred to as a "Fallout 1 & 2")
- 9mm Pistol
- Grenade launcher
- Single shotgun (a powerful new scatter gun.)
- Caravan gun (an over-under short barrel, double scatter gun.)
There are reportedly twice as many weapons in the game as in Fallout 3.
Here's a snippet:
But Fallout isn't only about weapons. It's about the story, the quests, the adventure and most of all: the wasteland. By way of introduction to the vast Vegas wasteland of New Vegas, Obsidian showed off a few new areas in their demo, like the towns of Good Springs, Primm, Novak (the home of Dinky the Dinosaur), the super mutant encampment at Black Mountain, the military/scientific installation Helios 1, Camp McCarran, site of the real-world Las Vegas airport and the city itself, New Vegas. We didn't get a very good look at Camp McCarran or the New Vegas strip, since, according to Sawyer, those areas are still "under construction - both literally and figuratively," but as Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart told us in our exclusive interview, the world of New Vegas is so flat and wide open, you can actually see the New Vegas strip from almost anywhere in the world. It's a potent reminder that the wasteland is a vast, barren landscape, and that the New Vegas strip is a monster of a setting, rising up above the surrounding countryside like a monolith.
"We tried modeling it after the Mojave desert," says Sawyer. "When you go out there, there's not a lot of rolling hills, it's mostly big valleys that separate the mountains. When you're outside of Vegas, there is a lot of open views. Vegas itself is kind of walled off. People that are wandering outside are more desperate and getting into the Strip is kind of a challenge in itself. You can't just walk in.""
Aside from the preview, The Escapist has also posted posted an interview with Obsidian's Feargus Urquhart. Here's a short snippet:
TE: So if you run into a recurring character, it's an exceptional case.
FU: Yes. A lot of it is to sell the feeling of what is the West coast vs. the East coast. It was actually kind of interesting when we first started working on it, because we really looked at how they made the Washington D.C. area and they used a lot of walls, technically, to block how far you can see, so you don't have to draw anything on the other side of that hill.
So we just used satellite data for the Vegas base and we put it in and ... we're on one side of the map, and we can see all the way to the other side! So some of that stuff we really had to figure out.
We had to change some of the feeling from Fallout 3 to what we're doing. We had to accentuate all of the little bumps and hills. There's a slightly different feeling. New Vegas is more spread out, where Fallout 3 was more centered. There was a lot of stuff, but there was a lot of concentration on the city, and here we have more stuff all over the place, with really key areas.
That's one thing I thought the internal team did a really great job on - the landmarks. Wherever you were, you knew where DC was because there was the Washington Monument and Jefferson [Memorial] and there's Tenpenny Tower over there. You could orient yourself without looking at your map. So we tried to do that with our own sense - like the dino (The Obsidian Entertainment team has imbued Fallout: New Vegas with the essence of some of the West Coast's iconic, kitschy monuments, like, for example, Dinky the Dino, the giant Tyrannosaur gift shop. - Ed.) - like "Oh, Dinky's over there, so I know where I am.""


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This is not a poem about dogs
A poem by UAS English Faculty and poet Emily Wall was published in the collection, Dogs Singing: A Tribute Anthology from Salmon Poetry, an Irish publisher. Editor Jessie Lendennie brings together poems which highlight, examine and celebrate the canine world, and our place in it. Wall joins a prestigious group of international writers. Also included in the anthology is a former U.S. Poet Laureate, a Pulitzer Prize winner, and a National Book Award winner.
This is not a poem about dogs
for Jessie
This is also not a poem about cats,
with their terrible grace,
and the way they make any woman ungainly.
This is not a poem about
babies and their hungry mouths, mewling
through the night.
This is not a poem about
books, the fresh glue smell and uncracked
spine of an unread novel.
If this were a poem about these things,
it would be a poem full of wishes,
and heartaches.
It would be a poem about the way
a dog looks, running along the hard-packed
sand of an Alaskan beach, April, long sun setting,
herding a flock of sandpipers and gulls—
symbolising the old things
we all want—
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If this poem were about that dog,
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And who has the time, anyway,
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The call for papers deadline for the Transformative Literacies conference at the University of Maryland has been extended. The new deadline is Jan 25 - please see below for more details.
Transformative Literacies: A Medieval and Early Modern Studies Interdisciplinary Conference
University of Maryland, College Park – April 19th-20th, 2013
The Graduate Field Committee in Medieval and Early Modern Studies at the University of Maryland invites submissions that explore the topic of "Transformative Literacies" for a graduate student-faculty conference that will be held April 19th-20th, 2013, at the University of Maryland, College Park. This two-day interdisciplinary conference aims to foster insightful and vigorous conversation on this topic through an innovative format that includes paper panels, roundtables, and plenary sessions. The keynote speakers will include Dr. Jonathan Hsy, Assistant Professor of English at George Washington University, and Dr. Amy Landau, Associate Curator of Islamic Art and Manuscripts at the Walters Art Museum.
The Committee seeks submissions that explore the ways in which written and visual materials transformed the medieval and early modern world. Suggestions for related topics include but are not limited to: the creation, collection, and use of illuminated manuscripts; the history of the book; the history of the printing press and various printing techniques; technological advances related to literacy; the role of the print, both as a textual illustration and as a work of art; collecting practices for books and printed materials; the role and legacy of works of medieval and early modern literature; the influence of classical literary sources; access to literary and visual sources; the impact of theatrical performances; the role of literary institutions, including universities, libraries, and monasteries; the significance of written and visual materials in matters of religion and politics; textual and visual sources as propaganda; literacies in the non-Western world; myths about literacy; and the relationship between gender and literacies.
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Held this past weekend (Feb. 25-26), the 13th annual Dance Marathon raised $160,584.05 That's an increase of nearly $20,000 from the 2010 marathon. The 24-hour dancing event took place from 7 p.m. Friday -7 p.m. Saturday at the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center.
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Flower, Sun and Rain
Magical Starsign
Then there's the tried and true...
New Super Mario Bros
Mario 64 DS
Zelda (Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks)
Pokemon Diamond &/or Pearl
Animal Crossing
Aaand if you're a nerd like me...
My French &/or Spanish Coach (Japanese has incorrect stroke orders... just a warning... not sure about Chinese)
正しい漢字かきとりくん (Kanji trainer for Japanese elementary school kids)
漢字そのまま楽引辞典 (Japanese Dictionary)
Brain Age (Sudoku!)
New York Times Crosswords
Final Fantasy III and Kingdom hearts 358/2 days. If you like puzzles the best game puzzles is Professor Layton
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Advance Wars Dual Strike
Advance Wars Days of Ruin
Pokemon Black/White
Kirby Super Star Ultra
Kirby Squeak Squad
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon
Mario Kart DS
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
Phoenix Wright: Justice For All
Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations
hmn if they weren't mentioned yet
jake hunter detective stories
time hollow
trace memory
9 hours, 9 persons, 9 rooms
lux pain(wasn't that nice but still good)
bleach - the 3rd phantom
castlevania definitely
harry potter-series
9 hours, 9 doors, 9 persons is an absolutely amazing game. You know that feeling you got after watching the movie Inception? Yea it's like that.
I'm not a witch, just a really magical cat
If you like RPG's Radiant Historia is wonderful!
In my opinion Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story is the best game on DS. Partners in Time is great too. You can't go wrong with the main series Pokemon games or Conquest. The Castlevania games on DS are fantastic. Advance Wars: Dual Strike is an excellent strategy game. Kirby Mass Attack and Canvas Curse are good as well. The DS has a lot of great niche titles, especially if you like JRPGs. In fact I'd argue that the DS has taken up the PS2's mantle as the go to contemporary platform for JRPGs.


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Streamflow Drought, Upstream-Downstream Relationship, Paired T-Test, Repeated Measures ANOVA with MIXED Procedure, Nebraska
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ABSTRACT: Upstream-downstream relationships of annual streamflow discharges and severity and frequency of stream-flow drought events are critical in understanding how streamflow droughts propagate over time and space. Such information can be used to resolve water disputes, trigger mitigation strategies, and understand how streamflow changes due to changes in the environment. During drought years, such information is even more critical as water resources are contested. The objective of this research is to study the upstream-downstream relationships of streamflow in Nebraska along four major river systems with diverse hydrologic characteris-tics and human activities: North Platte, Big Blue, Republican, and Niobrara. The relationships among the upstream and downstream stations along the four rivers are investigated by comparing several statistics de-rived from the annual flow discharge and on drought events. Trend analysis and coefficient of variation are applied to annual flow discharge values, and a host of drought-related parameters (e.g., annual maximum drought duration, annual accumulated drought duration, number of drought events) are also computed with respect to five different levels of streamflow drought events: water shortage, mild drought, moderate drought, significant drought, and extreme drought. The paired-t test and ANOVA with MIXED procedure are subse-quently applied to the statistics to observe whether there is a significant difference between upstream and downstream stations along a river. The analysis allows us to characterize the upstream-downstream relation-ships of the four river systems, laying the groundwork for further investigations to identify the reasons for some of the trends and observations. These findings will be essential in water resources management during or prior to hydrological droughts.
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True to their word, the pair officially unveiled the RAV4 EV at the 26th annual Electric Vehicle Symposium in Los Angeles, California. For those that were looking for the EV to be based on an all-new RAV4 platform, you'll be disappointed. The vehicle still appears to be largely based on the third-generation RAV4 that was introduced way back in 2005 and is long overdue for a redesign.
Stylistically, the RAV4 EV shares much with its gasoline counterpart in the way of exterior body panels. Key differences can be found up front with a redesigned bumper/grille and headlights (LED + halogen) along with clear taillight coverings out back. The center stack on the dashboard has been redesigned to incorporate automatic climate control and a large touch screen, but is otherwise familiar to current RAV4 owners.
The big changes, however, are beneath the bodywork. In place of a 4- or 6-cylinder gasoline engine is a Tesla-designed 154hp (115kW) electric motor that drives the front wheels. In normal mode, the RAV4 EV can hit 60 mph in 8.6 seconds. Switching to Sport mode cuts that time down to 7 seconds. Top speed is listed at a just 80 mph, which means that you won't be hogging the left lane on most interstates in the U.S. The maximum driving range is listed at 100 miles.
Toyota has partnered with Leviton to provide charging solutions for the RAV4 EV. Toyota says that the lithium-ion battery pack can be recharged in six hours with a Leviton 240V (Level 2), 40A, 9.6kW charging station. The vehicle also includes a 120V (Level 1) emergency charging cable when the driver doesn't have access to a Level 2 charger -- just expect to wait around a lot longer while the battery recharges.
For those keeping score, the battery warranty for the RAV4 EV is 8 years or 100,000 miles.
Toyota says that the RAV4 EV will go on sale this summer in select markets (Sacramento, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles/Orange County and San Diego). There are no further details on if and when the vehicle will enter wider availability in the U.S.
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your patter is pish.
ko'd my granma when i was 12 coz was doin pads with old man an she was like haha your hitteng like a girl so thout yeh wel see about that gran an knocked her out in front of my granpa sittin in weelchair smokin lads
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Johny-Boy/215858055149963?ref=ts wbc world champ 19-0
pumped some whore from essex called Carmel... stretched her fanny out about 3 times as big and then never called her again... wonder what happened to her?
lol jokes... i never done anything too serious really... nicked a couple of games from a market (they were copied games anyway), drank too much etc... there was a spell when i took a lot of speed/e's and stuff that i majorly regret... and spent a couple of years smoking grass almost every day, but i binned that shit a couple of years ago
the thing i feel most guilty about as a youngster is actually very tame. it was an odd memory that came back to me out of nowhere once, and made me feel like a cunt. my sister and i were chumming my dad on a route for work (he was a driver at the time taking milk and meat supplies to various retailers) and some guy gave me a nice trifle at a bakers... went back to the van and my sister asked me nicely for a bit, and i told her NUT!! and wolfed it down so she couldn't have any... she got an apple off my dad instead lol ..odd thing to feel guilty about but it was quite intense when i thought about it
i was more of an arsehole when i was younger, at nursery and stuff... i think one of my earliest memories is biting some kid's arm as hard as i could because he was about to play with something i wanted to play with. cunt.
The mind of the believer stagnates. It fails to grow outward into an unlimited, infinite universe.
note to self: don't let my kids grow up in scotland lol
man, when you're the nail, hang in there....until the day you become the hammer
I never did anything too crazy but I remember putting the mandatory school fat kid in a Boston Crab outside science once after I knelt down behind him as my friend hit a Rockers style high cross body on him. It was on fucking concrete as well; could have ended right nastily looking back at it. Kid really hurt his back and I felt like a complete cunt for weeks. I kept it on till the Science teacher broke us up. Paul Harris style.
16-bit for life http://findingdyluck.blogspot.co.uk/
that brings back a memory... i was never into bullying or fucking about with people, teasing them etc, but it was at a time when everyone was wrestling at play time... myself and some other guy picked up a guy the year below in a Dudley Boys 3D, and someone ran up and shoved us really hard from behind ... resulting in a very nasty sounding drop.. he ran away crying
i felt like a bit of a dick for a couple of minutes, but i knew he was alright, maybe just a bit shaken up so i can't say i ever felt much guilt about it much beyong the actual incident, but it could have been a lot worse
we were in french class, and we had to say something that we wish we had in our lives, in french of course... i said my mum, who had died years prior and so felt a bit emotional i suppose... i saw someone laughing a few tables down and flipped. ran over and hooked him as hard as i could in the face, and then made a grab for the mouse at the nearest computer, at both ends of the cable as i was gonna choke him with it, but in my blind rage i didn't really have any coordination to get it out, just sort of pulled and the keyboard fell to the ground, so i hooked him again and ran out the room
turns out he hadn't even been listening to me, he was laughing because he threw a rubber at someone on the other side of the room and it bounced off their head... i felt like a right knob after that lol
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My third question
My Obstetrician told me to undergo some tests to determine the cause of not having a baby even if I am married for 3 years already.
When I visited my Obstetrician, she performed Internal Examination and noted that I don't have any abnormalities on my uterus.
Do I still need to go through Trans-vaginal Ultrasound to receive more accurate results?
I need your advise to what I should do.
Thank you very much.
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The information you shared on another post, about having acne during your periods and a little bit of fat around your middle would be a little indication that you may want to have a transvaginal ultrasound so the technician can take close look at your ovaries.
PCOS shows a typical "ring of pearls" pattern on the ovaries which is when the follicles form cysts instead of releasing eggs.
Now - before you start to do any further testing I would want to know how educated you are in being able to read your body's fertility signs because if you're missing your fertile window each month or having sex every day, you're reducing your chances of conception substantially.
I will be posting more about how to get your timing perfect on your other post where you ask, "What methods will my husband and I use in order to conceive?"
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Thank you Ms. Kate.
I will further read your response on my fourth inquiry.
And I will most likely be subjected to trans-vaginal ultrasound just to prove whether I have PCOS or I don't.
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Hi Brenda,
I'm just checking in to see if you've had any fertility testing and what the doctor said.
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Brevard, N.C. - Gaither Hendrix continues to set personal career highs, scoring 28 points Saturday evening in Boshamer Gymnasium against visiting Belmont Abbey, but Jay Council matched Hendrix with 28 points and added 10 rebounds as the Tornados fell to the Crusaders, 90-80.
Hendrix scored 12 of his 19 first half points as Brevard (0-7) built a 30-16 lead with 9:42 left in the first half, but Belmont Abbey (4-2) was led by Council's 13 points at the break as the Crusaders cut the lead all the way back to within two points in the first half before taking the lead for good on a Tyshawn Good layup at the 16:41 mark in the final 20 minutes.
Hendrix led the Tornados with his fourth 20-plus point scoring effort on the season, connecting on 10-for-23 from the floor, 5-for-14 from behind the arc. Jermichael Tanner added a career high 11 points, hitting three three-pointers while dishing out five assists and Darius Moose had a game high 11 rebounds to go with seven points as Brevard won the battle of the boards against Belmont Abbey.
Council led the Crusaders with 28 points, connecting on 9-for-12 from the floor to lead Belmont Abbey as the visitors connected on 54.4 percent (31-57) of their field goal attempts in the game. Terrone Sheffey added 24 points, eight assists and seven rebounds, while Good was also in double-digits with 16 points in the victory.
Brevard hit on their first three three-point attempts as Hendrix (twice) and Schauss connected from behind the arc in the first two minutes as the Tornados went up 9-4 at the 18:03 mark. The Crusaders cut the lead back to within one point as Good went in for the layup with 16:40 on the clock, but Brevard retained the lead on a pair of Aleksandar Vasiljevic free throws.
The Tornados built their largest lead of the first half at the 9:42 mark as Michael Gist connected on the old-fashioned three-point play off a steal as Brevard went up 30-16. Tim Mason and Moose traded baskets, before Belmont Abbey surged at the end of the half, going on a 21-10 run capped by Darryl Durham's layup at the buzzer as the teams headed into the break with Brevard holding the 42-39 advantage.
The Crusaders took their first lead of the second half on a short jumper by Sheffey at the 17:30 mark, and after a pair of free throws by Gist, Good answered with a layup to put Belmont Abbey up 45-44 with 16:41 on the clock. Belmont Abbey went up 52-44 after the three-point play by Good, but the Tornados cut the lead back to within one after a three-pointer by Tanner and a Vasiljevic free throw at 52-51 with 12:02 on the clock.
Tanner tied the game up at 56 apiece, hitting a three-pointer and followed with a floater in the lane at the 9:23 mark, but Good against answered, this time with a free throw as Belmont Abbey steadily expanded their lead over the next eight minutes, going up by 10 at the 1:07 mark after a pair of Sheffey free throws.
Gerel Simmons and Tanner both hit three-pointers in the final minute of the game, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit as the Crusaders shot 13-for-16 from the free throw line, 6-for-6 in the final 30 seconds of the game to close out the 90-80 victory.
Chavis Hamilton recorded seven rebounds for the Tornados as Brevard out-rebounded Belmont Abbey 42-38 on the glass. Belmont Abbey was 24-for-29 from the free throw line in the second half, and 25-for-32 from the charity stripe in connected on 78.1 percent of their free throw attempts in the game.
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I am interested in becoming a party planner, and I would like to know type of education do, I need in order to one day have my own party planning business? How do I start? What do I need to do? share here.
Edwinn - Welcome to the Site Point Forums.
As an FYI in case you don't find the response you're looking for; SPF is focused on the web community so you'll generally find more expertise around ecommerce and web related businesses so if there's a digital aspect to what you're doing, you may want to dive into that here and more about the specific industry in a more niche forum.
That said, with many users from around the business, you could see the next reply from an industry expert.
try reading some party planning tips on the net or ask certified party planner.
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I would suggest that's the typical mistake that most would-be entrepreneurs make. Instead of learning about party planning, Edwinn should be learning about how to run a business. He needs to acquire skills in accounting, budgeting, marketing, and so forth. Those are the skills he will need, regardless of what type of business he is planning. Presumably, he already knows something about parties and how to plan them, otherwise he wouldn't be contemplating setting himself up as an expert in that field.
Yes, i agree that it is a whole process of management that he must learn to get better results from this. And planning is the first thing to follow and then comes organizing, leading and also controlling it. But first of all, he must learn that how to start the business.
When I started, I had a business degree and a background in sales. but both had nothing to do with event planning. I took a job at a local hotel as a catering sales manager. I was actually not only selling banquet space, I was planning all the events I sold space to. Corporate meetings, weddings, small private group meetings etc. It was a great start which allowed me to have my own business.
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A Woman in Jail Steals Her Cell Mate's Debit Card to Bail Herself Out
Eventually the 37-year-old woman got out of jail, checked her bank statement, saw the charges, and called the cops.
A GuyFalls Off a Train . . . And Instead of Getting Help, Another Passenger Drinks His Beer
Then he stole the guy's luggage !
A Guy Lights a Bunch of Romantic Candles For His Girlfriend . . . and Burns Their House Down
Turns out the candles had set the RUG on fire . . . and the house was starting to BURN DOWN. He got out safely, but the house was so messed up they have to move.
A Woman Tries to Run in Front of a Plane to Stop Her Boyfriend from Leaving . . . But He's Not Even on It
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The last thing I want to do is scold a judge. But once again foreclosure judges down in Miami-Dade are resorting to old habits, and there is no way I can stand by idly and let the rule of law be trampled on.
Because the rocket docket has risen from the grave and returned to South Florida. Don't believe me?
The judge seeing the cases said it for me! He was quoted in the Miami Herald, calling his court a "rocket docket" and admitting he holds about 50 trials a day.
Courts across Florida have received hundreds of thousands of dollars to add judges and staff to their undermanned courtrooms. That's good. But the response in Miami-Dade goes right back to pushing homeowners and lenders back onto an industrial pipeline.
It's pure lunacy. Once again homeowners' fundamental constitutional rights are being tossed aside by the Court in favor of expediency. So in other words, we are right back where we started.
Is there still a massive backlog clogging the foreclosure courts in Florida? Yes. Will clearing those cases off the docket help our economy move onward and upward?
Absolutely. But fixing the economy has never been, and was never meant to be, the role of the court.
I can't disagree more with Miami-Dade Judge Jennifer Bailey, who said in the Herald "We've been charged by the Supreme Court with this funding to move these cases.''
Your job, with all due respect, has always been to make sure that the legal process is upheld. Pure and simple.
It is wrong for the court to allow a lender or a servicer to present a case if they don't have standing, if they aren't the true owner of the note. It was true during the first round of rocket dockets, and absolutely nothing has changed.
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Nicki Minaj might have one of most enviable bodies in the world, but today the rapper and singer took to Twitter to recognize the curves of another star. And who it is might just surprise you.
Responding to a tweet, Nicki told MTV reality show star Snooki that her body is "bangin' b*tch!" Whoa! Talk about a compliment.
During a photo shoot today, Snooki posted a picture to her Instagram of herself in neon shorts, a tank and hot pink lipstick. Her caption read, "I feel like Nicki Minaj."
Moments later, Nicki responded with the following:
Snooks ya body is BANGIN bitch, WERK!!!! So proud of u!!! < RT"@snooki: "I feel like nicki minaj." instagram.com/p/YdITZzBjhE/"— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) April 23, 2013
So cool to see two seemingly different stars and women giving each other props for looking beautiful, feeling healthy, and working hard. Go girls!
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You could argue that the pace of life north of the border in Cyprus stems from a prolonged sense of limbo. Internationally, Turkey is still the only country that recognises the areas it occupies here as a legitimate state - the Greek and Turkish Cypriot parts of the island having been closed to each other following the Turkish army's invasion of 1974. But since the Republic of Cyprus's EU accession, the north has been considered EU territory with a disputed foreign military presence, resulting in a distinctive atmosphere. It may take a few days to adjust to the relaxed pace, but it will be well worth it.
Or rather don't, as one of the few things to bring Turkish and Greek Cypriots together is the campaign to save the population of wild donkeys on Cyprus's panhandle peninsula of Karpas. Home to a national park packed with rare flora and fauna, it also features miles of lonely beach and sand dune. It's not all wild, if you want to watch the super rich at play then Karpas Gate Marina was built primarily for their super yachts. But more fun, perhaps, to spend time with donkeys.
The Kyrenia mountain range is a sharp and jagged outcrop that dominates the north of the island and has been used as natural defensive position by Byzantines, Crusaders, Venetian and Ottomans. The highest of the surviving fortifications, the castle of Buffo Vento (Venetian Italian for 'defier of the winds'), is reached by a tortuous track that lacks such innovations as a safety fence or even tarmac. The views are utterly sensational, but take your eyes off the road to look at them there's a good chance you'll find yourself hurtling down 1,000 feet of rock face.
Few trees exert the same spell as the Tree of Idleness, the carob by the café the centre of the village of Bellapais which features in Lawrence Durrell's famous Cyprus travelogue 'Bitter Lemons'. The English novelist stayed here in the mid-1950s before the island was divided at the beginning of the Greek Cypriot revolt against British rule and renovated a farm at the top of the hill. You are more likely to be passed by a motor scooter than the heard of cattle that regular thundered through the village when Durrell was in Bellapais, but come for the near idyllic ruins of the medieval abbey and the views over the coast and out across the water to the hulking ridge of Anatolia's Taurus Mountains.
Few Turkish towns can long resist the urge to open an ethnographic museum and fill it with waxwork dummies in traditional Anatolian peasant dress. But Turkish Cyprus offers the fan of historical display through the medium of shop mannequins something different, in particular the gruesome display at Kyrenia (Girne) Castle showing the torture and imprisonment of a 12th century nobleman. There are waxwork prisoners with beards and loincloths, reproduction torture devices, wax work torturers with amusing hats, waxwork guards and, in one of the original pits, a particularly miserable waxwork victim of solitary confinement. On top of all that you can get an ice cream in the courtyard and there is a shipwreck museum in a separate part of the museum.
If the wax work torture scenes give you an appetite then you are only minutes away from the fish restaurants of Kyrenia harbour, which line the quayside underneath the Venetian warehouse at the spot where the fishing boats unload their catch. Stick to the castle end of the harbour if you like very fresh fish and chilled white wine, and the opposite end if you like bars where Russians smoke and listen to bangin' techno.
Not much of the eastern Med escaped the attention of Christianity's master propagandist but much of the ancient city of Salamis looks as it would have done when St Paul came here circa 45 AD. A port that silted up and then simply faded, it must be one of best-preserved ancient cities in the region. If not quite Leptis Magna, then certainly a match for Caesarea 150 miles away over the Mediterranean.
Dusk in Northern Cyprus can be spectacular and you don't get a better view of the sun sliding into the sea than from the quayside in Girne (Kyrenia). In a Cypriot passarela, families comes out to stroll and enjoy the small playgrounds doted along the shore, the best of which, if you a parent nearing the end of his or her tether is at Kordonboyu Park, on the foreshore to the east of the harbour, where small bar overlook the swings and, over an ice cold gin and tonic - this did used to be a British island after all - you can catch one of the best sunsets in the Mediterranean.
Head for Nicosia and the Ledra crossing point in the Green Line that, since the 1974 war, marks the UN patrolled no man's land between the Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots in Europe's last divided capital. Look out for the bullet pocked Ledra Palace as you go through no man's land. But if bullet holes aren't your thing stay on the Turkish side of the line and enjoy the sensationally surreal Nicosia mosque, actually a gothic cathedral, which the Ottomans attached a minaret to when they took the city in 1570.
Ironically given its situation on the Turkish side of the line, the Monastery of St Barnabas Icon museum, near Famagusta, contains one of the island's most impressive collections of Greek Orthodox and Byzantine Art. The deconsecrated main chapel is no longer home to religious services but serves instead to illustrate the genius of the icon painter. On a hot day escape into the cool dark church disturbed only by the rustle of bats above, find a treasure trove of orthodox religious art; saints and biblical scenes, some darkened by centuries of dirt and dust, others apparently as fresh and bright as the day they were painted.
No need to run around looking for boutique hotels - though they do exist - keep a lid on prices and book with a superior package provider like Green Island and stay at one of many hotels on the strip between the mountains and the island's northern coast. Although a Turkish 'Dolmus' taxi system operates in the island, car hire is the best option if you really want to make the most of the occasionally astounding scenery. Everything is pretty near, it's only half an hour to drive over the mountain to Nicosia and another hour east from there to Salamis and Famagusta and you'll appreciate cold drink by the hotel pool if things get a little too hot on the road - temperatures can reach 27 Celsius in August.
jackal is in la la land. NORTH Cyprus DOES exist and is a fantastic place to visit.
Sorry but nowhere is noticed that "North Cyprus" is an illigaly occupied territory NON-RECOGNIZED by any state in the world (except turkey) and if u going to have problems in fact noone can help you!
Information about Cyprus you can find here: www.theislandofcyprus.blogspot.com
Car hire or travel
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Ive regularly visited both sides of the island but my father was Turkish Cypriot and is buried on the island. This island will never have unification until the generation that witnessed the ethnic cleansing of the Greeks and subsequent invasion by Turkey have passed.
People are too precious about things that do not belong to them. For the record and in complete disagreement with some morons on this page, the Turkish Cypriots (Cypriots) are amongst the nicest and friendly people in the world as are the Greek Cypriots (Cypriots). That is all.
''Temperatures can reach 27 degrees in August''!! Has your reporter really ever been there in the searing heat of summer? We've just had 41 degrees in N Nicosia in September - and the average for July and August is more like 37 degrees!! The mid-forties are not totally unknown either...
İve lived here safe n happy for yrs. İt was voted one of 10 safest places to live on earth. İ wud never go back to uk.
helo .. can someone help me for information? im not turkish or greek .. just a stranger who want to visit northern cyprus and maybe stay for long term.
with all the history of this island.. is it possible for a stranger visit cyprus from northern cyprus ? or is that some rules for it ? and what if i come to cyprus with some turkish friends ?
until now i can see some tension of 2 country still exist ... do i need to worries about this ?
im just hoping this all tension will not long last because this island is very very beautiful
always the turks at fault..never the greeks...invaded by mainland greece butchered and buried alive and when we responde by fighting back and freeing ourselves we become butchers that illegally invaded cyprus..turkish cypriots have lived on the island long enough to have rights .....no more living under the greek cypriot law...long live kktc trnc..goodnight
You know guys if you have the power and courage to get back and unite the island why dont do so!!! Stop messing around. You killed Turks there and you should consider yourself luck cause we could easliy get the other part too. So stop crying like a baby be mature and try to admit that you did massacre and forced people to move be fair. do you remember EOKA if you dont let me remind you. Those terrorists were behind the massacre they killed many whom were your grandfathers stop lying and acting like innocent.
This article is offensive since you recognize this illegal state and promote to people to visit an unsafe and dangerous area. Highly disappointing!
Since you aknoweldge the fact that northen Cyprus is illegally occupied, do you find it appropriate to advertise an illegal state where people were killed (my uncle) and kicked out from their own homes (my mother and grondmother) and their properties where turned into businesses without the owners permition?
At least you should emphise the fact that since no other country regognise the illegal state, no other country has an empassy or any other official facility. Also, there is no control on any laws or regulations regarding safety, hiegene, hospitals, hotels, or human rights.
Get your facts right Christos, peace will never been on this Island because of people like you get your facts right. Read blood on the Green Line written by one of your own, Mass graves woman and children, 3 children and mother shot in the bath has they hid from people like you. Know your history first before shouting out. My husband aged 5 with 7 brothers and sisters also lost their house and walked to the North so give up on your story because reality is whatever happened to GC happened to TC too...
Cyprus Facts:
Cyprus= 1x Island
No 'Turkish' part = You 'recognize it as a separate nation each time you say 'North Cyprus - Turkish Cyprus - or anything else)
The northern side has not been considered as a nation..by ANY other nation besides Turkey! (NO EU / NO US..None)
Yes it's a great place to visit, if you feel ok showing your passport to non- authorized ''authorities'', and therefor recognizing the north side as an individual nation...
After 40 yrs (approx.) that Turkey INVADED Cyprus and managed to get hold of half of the island, you have the opportunity of visiting those places but please don't...
You might not understand this but you are actually enabling Turkey to 'legally' own the island!
Please consider that my grandmother (86yo) refuses to visit her own house which was taken by the Turkish army in 1974, for the reasons pre-mentioned...
If you are visiting, at least don't spend money ..Turks will most probably use it to purchase more weapons.
well said Bella, my village of tokni was completely wiped out of all men from 14 years old and upwards the greek guard shot and killed 96 men from my village and this was going on all around cyprus at that time pre 1974 war, so Ani get your facts right Turkey did not invade they were merely protecting the Turkish cypriot people from the greek Invasion and ethnic cleansing. The island of Cyprus is truely a paradise island and is spoilt my ignorant peasants like you Ani, get over it that was over 30 years ago its people like you that keeps tourists away from OUR beautiful Island.
Ani is either greek cypriot or a pig headed idiot that needs to get their facts straight.. Having had many holidays in greek cyprus and turkish cyprus I must say I enjoy both sides of the border. The greek side is far more set up for tourism than the turkish side, which is more relaxed and unspoilt. Having read a book named The genocide files, written by an unbiased man of neither turkish nor greek descent, and having had many conversations with people whose lives were affected by the so called invasion I think you will find out that the turks 'invaded' the island of cyprus to stop the slaughter of turkish cypriots. Children and adults of all ages being killed by greeks who wanted the island to be their own. That is a huge factor in why the turks retaliated. It is not a greek island and you will find that anyone that holidays on cyprus will be of the same opinion. And most of the world will agree. It is a turkish/greek island. I find the greek people in cyprus very bitter to this day towards the turks. The turks of cyprus are very peaceful people and are a great pleasure to be around. The greeks are also very nice but the turks are not just about making money through what little tourism they have compared to the greeks, they also want to make friends with their visitors. Perhaps Ani you should stop being so bitter and get both sides of the story. It is people like you that make me want to holiday in the turkish side of cyprus because of your attitude and hatred.
Ani, Turkey Cyprus is a legitimate term used by locals on both sides of the border. For your information the Turkish intervention/ invasion in 1974 was a reaction to ten years of ethnic cleansing against native Turkish Cypriots by the Greek Cypriots. The un were first involved with the island in 1964, to try and prevent the murders and disappearances. With the Turkish army obeying orders to halt their advance by the un during the invasion. If it was British or American ex patriots being cleansed on a tiny island I think it would be far more likely either nation would take the whole island. The Greek Cypriots brought the situation on themselves. I think that you have responded too strongly to a legitimate term that you seem to believe is illegitimate.
Great tips! Cyprus boasts more than 300 days of sun a year and the climate is typically Mediterranean; long and hot summers, while the winters are short and with little rainfall. With this in mind, North Cyprus is also the ideal place to really relax and perfect if you are looking for somewhere lovely to get married. For more tips on why North Cyprus http://www.cyprusluxurydestinations.com/en/20775/north-cyprus-tourism
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Excuse my ignorance but when was this article written?
Great list but I would also include a drive to Karpas Peninsula, Jeep Safari and Diving. Northern Cyprus has something to offer for everyone.
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June 4 and 5, 2011, was the New Orleans Oyster Festival. Folks watched a Largest Oyster Contest, rolled up their sleeves for an Oyster Shucking Contest, and sat down to an Oyster Eating Contest. They nibbled their way from one food booth to the next, and burned calories dancing to a variety of local bands. It was great fun for all who participated, and folks are already looking forward to the 2012 New Orleans Oyster Festival.
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- Felix's: bring your belly to this fantastic oyster bar in the French Quarter. Enjoy a free draft beer with every dozen oysters on the half shell Wednesday evenings.
- Galatoires: the grand dame of New Orleans serves tasty Oysters en Brochette and Oysters Rockefeeler.
- Drago's: this family restaurant has been serving the finest, freshest oysters since 1969. The Charbroiled oysters must be tried.
- Johnny's Po-Boys: Generous portions, fair prices, and delicious food. Bring cash and expect a line.
It's always a good idea to ask the innkeepers of your Bed and Breakfast New Orleans where they find their oysters. If you like your New Orleans lodging, you'll probably like the oyster recommendations, as well.


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Date Climbed: Jan 16, 2016
|Went up willey range trail. Southeastern aspect of most of the trail made it pretty slushy/icy along the entire portion. Good views, but I wish there were some more snow.
|Posted Jan 16, 2017 7:48 pm
|Third mountain of the day
Date Climbed: Nov 21, 2013
|Two hours and fifty six minutes to summit from the parking lot at the depot down below after tagging Mt Tom and Mt Field. Best views of the day from this mountain. Great view of Mt Washington to the northeast.
|Posted Nov 22, 2013 1:08 am
|Route Climbed: Avalon-A-Z
Date Climbed: Apr 26, 2013
|Hiked a Willey, Tom, Field, Avalon overnight backpack. Watched the sun set and rise. Perfect weekend.
|Posted Apr 27, 2013 10:15 pm
|Highland Center
Date Climbed: Sep 8, 2012
|Climbed Willey as part of a trip through the Willey Range. Started at the highland center, up the Avalon Trail to Field, then out to Willey and Back. Windy with clouds, so no good views.
|Posted Apr 7, 2013 10:32 am
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2011
|Dropped my pack off on fields summit and ran over.
|Posted Aug 9, 2011 4:14 pm
|good views just south of summit
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2011
|Did this in conjunction with Field via the Avalon Trail. Great views of Webster Cliffs from the overlook just south of the summit, facing East.
|Posted Jul 9, 2011 4:17 pm
|Fun Hike
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2011
|Part of a threesome we did.
|Posted Jun 26, 2011 6:42 pm
|Glad we did this one
Date Climbed: Dec 12, 2010
|Via kedron flume
|Posted Feb 15, 2011 10:06 am
Date Climbed: Oct 12, 2010
|Took the Willey Rage trail, after getting Field (fun to see Field again, got that one last year)
Glad to add to my list of 48s, and happy to get Willey after running out of time last year. Great area to hike.
|Posted Oct 18, 2010 10:39 pm
|3, 3 peaks ah, ah, ah
Date Climbed: Sep 29, 2010
|Great sunny day, had to drop back and run to tag this one. or at least I thought I did.
|Posted Oct 4, 2010 9:39 pm
|Loop with Tom and Field
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2004
|These were my last 4,000 footers in New England.
|Posted Oct 30, 2009 12:35 pm
|Nice Walk
Date Climbed: Jun 4, 2009
|On June 4th had a nice slow walk over from Field. Was disappointed with the lack of summit views but it at least the trail was easy.
|Posted Oct 27, 2009 8:28 am
|Willey Range
|A great winter range traverse.
|Posted Jul 30, 2009 1:13 am
|OK views
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2008
|Of the three (Willey, Field, and Tom) that many do all at once, I have to say that the views back toward Crawford Notch were the best from here. We had a beautiful day to do these three. Perfect early fall weather.
|Posted Sep 22, 2008 5:40 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 21, 2008
|Traversed along the Willey Range trail, starting at the Ripley trail-head (A.T.), and back.
Maybe it was the fatigue from a long hike the day before, but the elevation gain from the notch to the top of this range took me by surprise.
Cloudy day, no views.
|Posted Sep 22, 2008 10:06 am
|Mount Willey
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2007
|Climbed with Tom, Field and Avalon via the Willey Range Trail. Ran into a spruce grouse while traversing the ridge between Field and Willey. Of the three 4000' in the range Willy definately has the best view. We had ample photo opportunities provided by the views of Crawford Notch and the Presidential Range from the opening through the trees just below the summit. Very nice indeed.
|Posted Aug 12, 2008 3:04 pm
|darn spring snow
Date Climbed: May 25, 2008
|I went back to Crawford Notch to get Mt. Willey after I was there previously and went to Mt. Field and Tom. I went to Mt. Avalon first, which I liked. On the way up Mt. Field, there was snow, and not the kind that is good for hiking. Between Field and Willey, and between Field and Tom, there was quite a bit of snow for late May, and it slowed you down. I was really covered in mud after this. Still it gave you some nice views of Crawford Notch.
|Posted May 26, 2008 12:21 pm
|Avalon - Field - Willey
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2006
|Part of the 'death march' which was really just too long of a hike for a large group of people. Very nice weather at least.
|Posted May 26, 2008 12:11 am
|Willey Range Loop
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2007
|Third peak on the three peak peakbagging trip. 20th 4000 foot peak in the last 2 months. Its looking like I'm not going to make all 48 this summer, maybe I'll try and wrap them up during Christmas break.
|Posted Aug 30, 2007 9:24 pm
|eric b
|Willey Range Trail from Ethan Pond
Date Climbed: Aug 25, 2007
|Wanna see an easy start can turn into a relentlessly steep hike?
Try the Willey Range Trail from Ethan Pond. Although I hear A-Z is pretty grueling as well. Spent the night on the summit-3RD sickest electrical storm of my life (starting around sunset and ending at some ungodly hour of the morning)with bolts hitting summits all around. Torrential rain and extremely loud thunder made for quite an interesting nights sleep or lack thereof. Trip report to follow.
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Gooey chocolate cherry cookies
Prep: 15 mins Cook: 14 mins
If you like American-style cookies, you'll love these pale, chewy delights. Plus, they can be baked from frozen
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
Nutrition: per cookie
- kcal186
- fat11g
- saturates6g
- carbs23g
- sugars14g
- fibre1g
- protein2g
- salt0.13g
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- 200g unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 85g light muscovado sugar
- 85g golden caster sugar
- 1 egg
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- 225g self-raising flour
- 50g plain chocolate, 50-70% cocoa, roughly chopped
- 50g white chocolate, roughly chopped
- 85g natural colour glacé cherry, roughly chopped
Heat oven to 190C/fan 170C/gas 5. Beat the butter, sugars and egg until smooth, then mix in the flour, chocolates and cherry pieces and ½ tsp salt. Spoon onto non-stick baking sheets in large rough blobs – you'll get 20 out of this mix. Make sure they are well spaced as the cookies grow substantially as they bake. The raw dough can be frozen.
Bake for 12-14 mins until just golden, but still quite pale and soft in the middle. If baking from frozen, give them a few mins more. Cool on the sheets for 5 mins, then lift onto racks with a fish slice and leave to cool completely.
Recipe Tip
Other flavoursTry swapping the cherries for sour cherries, nuts or even more chocolate.


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Just checking I'm on the list of approved news sites...holla if I'm breaking the rules?
my sig is okay as it is right? as it's not an actual link just text?
Actions speak louder then words....#No23
your location is " osakafightgear.com " ????
UK MMA Brand & Online Store ?????
remove them pal !
you want to advertise on here and let people know you are a brand and an online store than contact email@example.com
Actions speak louder then words....#No23
is it ok for me to have my location as yourmma? (this is an mma news site) or would you prefer that I remove this?
I dont mind, just dont want to be breaking any rules
also, is it ok for me to put links to my articles in posts, or is this something I shouldnt be doing?
Stuart Baxter - Contributing writer - The Fight Lounge
This amuses me watch a lot of shops stop posting on as many threads now....


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Yes, at least one or both of the Giudice's is going to jail in the near future, but they got a sweetheart deal from a bankruptcy judge in their case. According to TMZ, the couple had about $13M in debts and settled it all by paying $7500. Despite owning three homes, valued in the millions the total equity in the three properties is just $140K. They have no equity in anything else they own. Not in the cars or boats. Nothing. They basically have been living their lives on credit and have nothing to really show for it except possible jail time for bank fraud.
On their sentencing date on July 8, Joe faces 46 months in jail while Teresa faces 21-27 months in jail. Joe still faces up to ten years in jail for presenting marriage and birth certificates belonging to his brother, Pietro, in order to get a driver's license from the DMV while his own license had been suspended on a previous DWI charge. That trial has been postponed on multiple occasions. Joe had been offered a plea deal where he would have served five years in jail.