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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Chocolate Fudge Cake
Every time I go to India, there is a family gathering featuring an assortment of aunts, uncles and some cousins. Oh, I really love these family get-togethers. It feels great to meet the extended family after long intervals and exchange notes on all that's been happening in our lives. The evening stretches long and the chatter is endless. Food and drink flow; starters, main courses and desserts happily inter-mingle. Photographs are passed around and gossip is shared.
The family get-together last December when I went to Pune was no different, except that at some point in the evening, the conversation suddenly veered to recollections of "what Aqua did when she was young".
I must have been some kind of a nut, for everyone had some incident or the other to share, every incident seemed more embarrassing than the previous one and all I wanted to do was burrow a hole somewhere and hibernate till the evening came to an end!
But what really ...er... took the cake was what my aunt had to say. About the time when I helped myself to spoonfuls of cake batter. Apparently, she was baking her famous chocolate fudge cake and left the kitchen after preparing the batter while waiting for the oven to heat up. It seems, unable to resist her greed, yours truly tiptoed into the kitchen and ate up some batter! And then denied it, in spite of remnants of the batter sound her lips.
She had brought along that very chocolate fudge cake for the evening; not only did she give me a large slice but also (finally!) parted with her fabulous recipe.
Very chocolately with just a hint of vanilla, this super moist cake can stand on its own without any frosting. You won't stop at just one slice, of that I am certain!
Unsalted butter: 90 gms
Sugar: 200 gms
Vanilla essence: 1 tsp
Eggs: 2
Cocoa: 40 gms
All purpose flour: 200gms
Baking soda: 1/2 tsp
Salt: 1/4 tsp (omit if using salted butter)
Hot water: 90 ml
Buttermilk: 180 ml
Sift together the flour, baking soda and salt.
Blend the cocoa into the hot water, stir well so that no lumps remain.
Cream together the butter and sugar till light and fluffy. Add the essence and beat a minute.
Add the eggs, one at a time, beating for a minute after you add each egg.
Now add the buttermilk and the cocoa mixture alternately to the batter, starting and ending with the buttermilk. The mixture will be very watery at this point.
Finally, fold in the flour to get a smooth batter.
Pre-heat the oven for 10 mins and bake in a tube pan at 200 deg C for 40 mins or until a skewer inserted comes out clean.
My aunt sometimes adds coffee to this cake. If you decide to add coffee, omit the vanilla essence and instead mix 1.5 tsps of coffee to the hot water along with the cocoa.
I feel that adding cinnamon would do wonders to the taste, the next time I plan to ditch both vanilla and coffee in favour of cinnamon. Will definitely keep you posted!
The recipe states a baking time of 40 mins, but it took me 50 mins to bake mine. So, I would recommend that you set the timer for 40 mins and bake in 10 min increments, if the cake is not done.
I don't have a tube pan and instead baked it in a bundt pan. Whilst my aunt's cake has scarcely any cracks, mine had a few. So I guess this cake is best baked in a tube pan.
Since chocolate is always associated with Valentine's Day, sending this chocolate fudge cake to Nina who is hosting a Bake-a-Cake event as part of Valentine's Day celebrations.
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bring it on..it looks delish. Oh ho, I seem to have given the same name for my cheese cake :) Thats the first name that came to my mind..
I added mascarpone cheese along with cream cheese..no castor sugar..and no topping(keeping fit you know)..
Homemade cheese cake is the best like u say, I often drink-slurp the cake before it sets in the fridge..
It is not just about the ingredients or the recipe, good food happens when it is served with love!!


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N.B. Before the third century Scotland was called Caledonia or Alban.
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Second half surge lifts Hawks over Hickory Flat
In a time when the Hawks needed someone to step up, Robert Montgomery responded, giving Myrtle a comeback victory over Hickory Flat, 72-71, Saturday night.
Down 71-70 with 5.3 seconds remaining, Montgomery drew a foul, the fifth for the Rebels' Henry Bell, and confidently hit two free throws to put Myrtle in the lead and eventually give them their seventh win of the season.
"That's what Robert and Russ (Yates) have to do in order for us to be successful," Myrtle head coach Jonathan Ashley said. "They have to make plays and big shots and clutch free throws. If we're going to be any good, that's what they have to do."
The game seemed out of reach in the first half, as Hickory Flat went on a 17-3 run to end the first quarter ahead, 21-7. Jamerson Kizer extended the Rebels' lead to 20, 37-17, with his free throws, and Hickory Flat stayed ahead, taking a 44-26 lead to the half.
"Basically, we challenged them on if they're going to be men or not," Ashley said of his halftime talk. "The team that had the most effort and played the best won the first half and the team that had the most effort and played the best in the second half won that half. We were fortunate that we won by one more than them."
Both teams traded baskets to start the second half, preceding a 14-0 run by Myrtle to pull within two, 46-42. The Rebels held a six point lead heading into the fourth before the Hawks took their first lead since the opening quarter, 61-60, off free throws by Montgomery. Hickory Flat responded with a 9-0 run, but Myrtle did not back down with Montgomery scoring the final nine points for the Hawks.
"We came out in the second half, and we knew they would respond," Hickory Flat head coach Michael Seger said. "They have a great coach, and we traded blows for much of the second half; they made a run, we made a run. You have to give credit to their kids and their coaching staff. Montgomery really carried them on his back with his 15 points in the fourth quarter."
Montgomery scored a game-high 28 points for Myrtle (7-5) while Russ Yates added 16 points and Steven Taylor 11. Kizer and Bell were the leading scorers for Hickory Flat with 19 and 15 respectively.
The match-up is one of several that are bittersweet for Seger, as the former Ingomar standout is well acquainted with the rivalries of the county. Having played under the Ashley's and now against them has helped the young coach grow in his first season at the helm of the Rebels' program.
"I had the privilege of playing under the younger Coach Ashley my junior and senior years, and I feel like I learned a lot from him and maybe got some of my intensity from him," he said. "Hickory Flat and Myrtle's a bigger rivalry than I thought while I was at Ingomar and to get to go up against him and his team, it's a game we really wanted to win. He's a good coach, and I'll be a better coach for having coached against him."
Myrtle also picked up a commanding 86-62 win over Ingomar Friday night, led by 19 points by Montgomery. The Hawks built a 24-7 lead after the first quarter and did not look back, as four players scored in double figures.
After Montgomery, Cruz Weatherall scored 18 points, followed by 10 points by both Yates and Steven Taylor. Wesley Jumper led Ingomar with 24 points, followed by 11 from Denzel Siddell.
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If you think obesity is an epidemic that affects only people, you may be barking up the wrong tree. Pets also have to watch their weight. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 44 percent of dogs and 57 percent of cats are overweight or obese and that percentage is rising, with older animals displaying an even higher incidence of falling victim to those extra pounds. Veterinarians report overweight pets are also more likely to suffer from arthritis, heart and respiratory diseases, liver disease, skin problems, hip and joint disorders and diabetes.
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Froehling and Sherry Honeycutt Everett will present "A Toolbox for Domestic Violence Practitioners" in two parts. The first session, "Dynamics and Legal Remedies," will include an overview of the dynamics and prevalence of domestic violence in the state, as well as civil and criminal legal remedies. The second session, "Appellate Summaries & Legislative Updates," will include a summary of legislative changes to laws related to domestic violence within the state during the last two legislative sessions, as well as the residual impact on practice as a result.
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Update on our YWAM Outreach to Thailand
In my last article, Children at Risk Video - Lost in the Crowd, I had mentioned that Reef to Outback had a team in Thailand right now outreaching to Thai Prostitutes. They just sent an outreach update, and here are a few snippets from it:
"Last Thursday we went and visited a ministry called "Night Light". Night Light is a Jewelry Company that sells Jewelry all over the world. Located in Nana, one of the major red light districts in the heart of Bangkok, it is a very literal light in the darkness. Night Light is a very young ministry, but you wouldn't be able to tell that by the 70+ women they had working for them making jewelry. Each of these 70 women used to be employed in the Sex Trade and have now left COMPLETELY making a living making jewelry for Night Light. The global sales of this jewelry pays the women's salaryYou can read the full outreach update from our School of Music in Missions team on the YWAM - Reef to Outback web-site.
Jess, Jill, Sara and Steph went into the heart of the red light district and talked to women who were working that night. Jess said she could literally feel Jesus walking beside her the entire time, and had conversations with women in the bars.
We are immersing ourselves in the issue of the Sex Trade. It is dark, it is sick, it is devilish, unbelievably perverted and excruciating, but God is there. God is in the bars, God is in the heart of a redeemed woman, God is in every piece of jewelry, God is there. God is making people new. And it is just the beginning."
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Once again, BSA is being taught a lesson by our judicial system. If you claim to be a private religious organization, then on can't expect (much less demand) governmental support. As long as BSA continues not to be "open to all boys," they will continue to see their special rights and privileges evaporate, until they become just another religious youth group.
On December 18, 2006, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit asked the California Supreme Court to clarify whether the City's leases to the BSA violated the California Constitution's "No Preference" or "No Aid" Clauses, which prohibit government support for religion. The California Supreme Court twice declined to address these questions, and the Ninth Circuit then ordered the parties to submit supplemental briefs on any relevant developments of California and federal law occurring after the original briefing. After hearing oral argument in June 2011, the Ninth Circuit ordered the parties to file additional briefs addressing whether the case is moot or will become moot before the court could resolve the case. The parties filed those briefs in July 2011. As of July 2012, there has been no decision made by the Ninth Circuit.
Judge says no to Scout lease on Fiesta isle : Action is same as Balboa Park rulingBy Ray HuardUNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER April 14, 2004 The Boy Scouts lease of a Fiesta Island aquatics center on city-owned land is just as unconstitutional as its lease of public land in Balboa Park, a federal judge ruled yesterday. U.S. District Judge Napoleon Jones Jr. said the lease of the half-acre aquatics center violates the constitutional separation of church and state because the Boy Scouts is a religious organization.The same judge ruled in August that the Boy Scouts lease of Camp Balboa, where it has its regional headquarters, was unconstitutional because the Scouts require members to profess a belief in God.The American Civil Liberties Union sued the city and the Boy Scouts of America over the lease in August 2000 on behalf of a lesbian couple and an agnostic couple. Each couple has a son who wanted to join the Scouts. They argued that the leases of public land were unconstitutional because of the Scouts' policies requiring a belief in God and prohibiting homosexuals from joining.A lawyer for the ACLU, M.E. Stephens, said the judge's ruling "vindicates our clients and all San Diegans who care about values of tolerance and equality." The Boy Scouts will appeal the rulings on Fiesta Island and Balboa Park, spokeswoman Merrilee Boyack said."We feel very confident that we will be vindicated on appeal," Boyack said. "We believe it's obvious to everyone that the Boy Scouts are not a church or a religion, and the activities going on at the youth aquatics center – including canoeing, kayaking and swimming – are obviously not religious activities." The Scouts have leased the aquatics center land since November 1987 at no charge. They have spent $2 million to build the center. The city requires them to pay the cost of operation and maintenance. The lease expires in 2012.Judge Jones said the city had shown preferential treatment to the Boy Scouts – "an admittedly religious, albeit nonsectarian, and discriminatory organization" – because it had negotiated exclusively with the Scouts for the lease of the aquatics center. He said the city "failed to make it publicly known that such property was available for lease and invite bids" from others.San Diego Mayor Dick Murphy would not discuss the ruling because he hadn't seen it, said Deputy Press Secretary David Hicks.City Councilman Jim Madaffer, an assistant Scout master with two sons who are Scouts, said, "This isn't about separation of church and state. This is about people who don't like the Boy Scouts and want to see them go away."Madaffer said the city's lease of the center "is no different than any other lease the city has with nonprofit organizations."Councilwoman Toni Atkins, who voted against extending the Boy Scouts' lease in Balboa Park in 2001, said she expected the ruling based on the previous case."I don't think we should be surprised that this ruling was handed down by Judge Jones," she said. "I think we should have seen that it would be coming based on his ruling in Balboa Park."Deputy City Attorney Frank Devaney said the ruling would not immediately affect the Scouts' use of Fiesta Island and Balboa Park.Under the terms of a settlement the city announced with the ACLU in January, Devaney said all sides agreed that the city would take no action to evict the Boy Scouts from Balboa Park or Fiesta Island until all legal appeals were exhausted. The city as part of that settlement agreed to pay the ACLU $790,000 in legal fees and $160,000 in court costs and step aside from any further litigation."We're just sitting it out, letting all the court hearings and appeals go through," Devaney said.Jordan Budd, the ACLU's legal director in San Diego, said the Scouts could resolve the issue and stay on Fiesta Island and in Balboa Park if they changed their policies and didn't discriminate against non-believers and homosexuals.Boyack said, "The Boy Scouts will be true to their values and will not be changing their policies."The U.S. Justice Department attempted to join the case on behalf of the Boy Scouts, but Judge Jones in March ruled that the department did not have a sufficient stake in the outcome of the case to merit getting involved.
Thursday, January 8, 2004
(San Diego) The San Diego City Council has agreed to a settlement in the ACLU's 2000 lawsuit challenging the City's subsidy of the Desert Pacific Boy Scout Council through preferential leases for public land in Balboa Park and Fiesta Island Aquatic Park. In July 2003, Federal District Court Judge Napoleon Jones ruled that the Balboa Park lease violates First Amendment guarantees of separation of church and state. The City has agreed to request that Judge Jones enter a final judgment based on that ruling and then to give notice to the Scouts that the Balboa Park lease has terminated and that their interest in the property has expired. The City has also agreed to end its support of the Scouts in the lawsuit and not to oppose the ACLU as it pursues resolution of the remaining issues in the lawsuit, particularly those involving the Fiesta Island lease, which Jones put over for trial in his July ruling. "San Diego has finally taken itself out of the business of endorsing the exclusion of many of its residents from their own city parks. While, it is unfortunate that it has taken an adverse court ruling to get the City on the right side of this issue, the end result is a victory for every San Diegan who cares about tolerance and equality," says ACLU legal director, Jordan Budd. The City has given the Scouts nearly seventy years of exclusive use of 18 acres of prime park property in city-owned Balboa Park for $1 per year and free use of an aquatic facility on city-owned Fiesta Island in Mission Bay through preferential leases. The Balboa Park lease also contains a provision that terminates the lease if any court issues a final judgment finding the lease illegal. The City Attorney will ask Judge Jones for such a final judgment based on the court's finding that the lease is unconstitutional and will then notify the Scouts that the termination clause has been triggered, paving the way for the removal of the Boy Scouts from the park. "The Boy Scouts cannot have it both ways. Having gone to great lengths to establish that discrimination against gays and non-believers is essential to their mission, and therefore protected by the First Amendment, they cannot now turn around and ask the people of San Diego to foot the bill for that discrimination," says ACLU volunteer attorney M.E. Stephens of the law firm Stock, Stephens, LLP. "We applaud the City for finally doing the right thing," says co-counsel Mark Danis of the law firm of Morrison & Foerster. "While it may be legally acceptable for the Scouts to privately discriminate against so many boys and their families, it has never been acceptable for the City to bar those families from a public park. Government has a constitutional duty to treat everyone fairly and equally." The lawsuit was filed on behalf of two San Diego families, the Breens and the Barnes-Wallaces. The Breens are agnostics who are unsure of the existence of God and who do not participate in organized religion. They have a son, Maxwell, who is nine years old. The Barnes-Wallaces are a same sex couple with a ten-year-old son, Mitchell. Both families are avid users of Balboa Park, except the portion of the park under Boy Scout control. Their sons would like to be Scouts, but cannot join. Max Breen would be unable to take the Boy Scout oath, which avows a reverence for God. Mitchell Barnes-Wallace cannot join because his parents are lesbians, whom the Scouts do not consider "morally clean." Even if the boys were able to avoid taking the Scout oath or, in Mitchell's case, revealing his parents' sexual orientation, each time the boys participated in Scouting activities they would be reminded that their families are considered unfit by Boy Scout standards and, by extension, by the City of San Diego. The lawsuit challenges the City's financial subsidy of these policies.The lawsuit is Barnes-Wallace v. City of San Diego, case # 00cv1726J.
Appeals court throws out Scouts' caseSan Diego Union-Tribune, December 19, 2003By Marisa Taylor, Union-Tribune Staff Writer A federal court has dismissed an appeal of a San Diego judge's ruling that declared the Boy Scouts' lease of city-owned land in Balboa Park unconstitutional. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided Wednesday that the Scouts' appeal was premature because of a pending, but related, legal matter. In July, U.S. District Judge Napoleon Jones Jr. concluded that the Boy Scouts' lease of the 18-acre Camp Balboa violated the constitutional separation of church and state. Jones said there is "overwhelming and uncontradicted evidence" showing that the Scouts are a religious organization. But Jones refused to rule on the legality of the Scouts' free use of a half-acre for an aquatic center on Fiesta Island, saying he hadn't seen enough evidence to make a ruling. The Scouts' attorneys appealed Jones' Balboa Park ruling, contending it amounted to an injunction against their group that could force them off the property at any time. Jordan Budd, legal director for the American Civil Liberty Union's San Diego office, said the 9th Circuit threw out the Scouts' appeal because Jones had yet to rule on the Fiesta Island lease. Budd said the 9th Circuit's decision will allow Jones to set a trial date to decide the issue. City officials and the Scouts' attorneys could not be reached for comment last night. The ACLU sued the city and the Boy Scouts of America over the lease in August 2000 on behalf of a lesbian couple and an agnostic couple. Each couple has a son. Jones agreed with the ACLU's contention that the city gave preferential treatment to the Scouts when it leased Camp Balboa despite the evidence that the Scouts are a religious organization. The Scouts have used the park since 1920 and have been on their current site, at the northwest corner of the park near the San Diego Zoo, since 1940. They have had a lease since 1957. The ACLU believes the city could address the constitutional conflict by canceling its lease with the Scouts. The only other solution, Budd said, is for the Scouts to change their policies that bar homosexuals and require members to express a belief in God. The city denies that it gave the Scouts preferential treatment by entering into leases. Jones' ruling came three years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the Boy Scouts have a constitutionally protected right of "expressive association," which allows the organization to exclude gay members. Experts have said San Diego dispute is the "predictable fallout" from the court's decision.
By Ray Huard and Marisa Taylor San Diego Union-TribuneAugust 1, 2003The Boy Scouts' lease of public land in Balboa Park violates constitutional separation of church and state, a federal judge ruled yesterday. U.S. District Judge Napoleon Jones Jr. said the city gave preferential treatment to the Scouts when it leased the 18-acre Camp Balboa, even though there is "overwhelming and uncontradicted evidence" showing that the Boy Scouts are a religious organization."The city handpicked as the preferred lessee an organization that describes religious belief and practice as fundamental to the services it provides," Jones wrote. The American Civil Liberties Union sued the city and the Boy Scouts of America over the lease in August 2000 on behalf of a lesbian couple and an agnostic couple. Each couple has a son.It was unclear what the immediate impact of the ruling would be because the city and the Scouts could appeal.The city and the Boy Scouts have defended the lease, saying other groups are allowed to use the camp.Deputy City Attorney John Mullen said theCity Attorney's Office will seek direction from the City Council, which is to review the ruling in a closed session Tuesday.The Scouts have used the park since 1920 and have been on their current site, at the northwest corner of the park near the San Diego Zoo, since 1940. They have had a lease since 1957.Jordan Budd, legal director for the ACLU's San Diego office, said the City Council should cancel its lease with the Scouts. The only other solution, Budd said, is for the Scouts to change their policies barring homosexuals and requiring members to express a belief in God."We believe it is long past time for the City Council to end its affiliation with this discriminatory organization and to keep open this public park land for the use of all citizens of San Diego on a fair and equal basis and not just those citizens preferred by the Boy Scouts," he said. Jones' ruling comes three years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that, under the First Amendment, the Boy Scouts have a constitutionally protected right of "expressive association," which allows the organization to exclude gay members.The dispute over the lease was "predictable fallout" from the high court's decision, Jones said."Those protected, private viewpoints include an anti-homosexual, anti-agnostic and anti-atheist stance," he wrote. "After (the Supreme Court ruling), it is clear that the Boy Scouts of America's strongly held private, discriminatory beliefs are at odds with values requiring tolerance and inclusion in the public realm."Jesse Choper, a professor with UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall School of Law, said Jones' decision demonstrates that organizations like the Boy Scouts are "entitled to express their views and associate in any way they wish, but they're not entitled to preference."Other legal experts were surprised by Jones' conclusion that the Scouts are a religious organization because they require members to profess a belief in God."It's not to say that it's wrong. There must have been a factual record that supported the ruling," said Vik Amar, a constitutional law professor with Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. "But it does sound like something that a lot of people would disagree with."The decision is the city's second constitutional loss involving a dispute with the ACLU in less than a year.In April, city officials lost theirbid to argue the Mount Soledad cross case before the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court let stand an earlier decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that the sale of land under the cross to a veterans group violated the article of the California Constitution that prohibits governments from financing religion.The Boy Scouts' 50-year, $1-a-year lease expires in 2007. The City Council in December renewed the lease at the Scouts' request for 25 years, with the city having the option to extend the lease an additional 15 years.Under terms of the lease, the Scouts must spend $1.7 million over the next seven years to upgrade Camp Balboa. The Scouts also are required to pay the city an annual administrative fee initially set at $2,500.The Desert Pacific Council, which represents Scouts in San Diego and Imperial counties, said in a news release they are disappointed with the judge's ruling. Boy Scouts representative Thyme Osborne declined to elaborate."We're not doing any interviews," Osborne said.Mayor Dick Murphy also declined to discuss the ruling. In a statement issued by his deputy press secretary, David Hicks, Murphy said: "Having been a Boy Scout as a child, I've always supported the Boy Scouts here in San Diego. However, because this is pending litigation, all questions should be referred to the City Attorney."Councilwoman Toni Atkins, whose district includes Balboa Park, said the city should cancel its park lease with the Boy Scouts unless the Scouts change their policies. "It's time for the city to get on the right side of this discussion and work to abolish discrimination wherever it can," said Atkins, who is lesbian.The land the Boy Scouts use "should be turned over to an organization that allows everyone use of public land – and I know there are enough good groups out there," she said.The city also gives the Scouts free use of a half-acre for an aquatic center on Fiesta Island in Mission Bay. That lease expires in 2012 and has not been extended.Jones refused to rule on the Fiesta Island lease, saying he hadn't seen enough evidence to make a ruling.Budd said the dispute over the Fiesta lease could be heard by Jones before any appeal is decided on the park lease. The Scouts' news release said the Desert Pacific Council spent $2 million to build the aquatic center on an unused landfill. A practical issue that remains unresolved is what will happen to the facilities the Scouts have built in Balboa Park.Osborne said the Scouts have made extensive improvements at the park, planting trees, installing water and power lines, and building nine campsites. Also added were a swimming pool, a parking lot, restrooms and showers, a residence and office for a camp ranger, and meeting rooms.Budd said the fate of those facilities could be decided in a final court order, which typically would include requirements the city must meet to comply."The fact that they've invested a substantial amount of money in the park is not a justification for them to occupy park land for free," Budd said. " . . . If they want a public subsidy and free access for years upon years to public park land, they have to do what virtually every other youth organization has done. The Girl Scouts, the Campfire Girls, the YMCA, the YWCA – every other youth organization has abandoned exclusive membership policies."
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San Diego Union-TribuneJuly 31, 2003
By Ray Huard, Union-Tribune Staff Writer The Boy Scouts' lease of public land in San Diego's Balboa Park is unconstitutional, a federal judge decided in a ruling released Thursday. U.S. District Judge Napoleon Jones Jr. said the Scouts' lease of the 18-acre Camp Balboa in Balboa Park violates provisions in the U.S. and state constitutions governing the separation of church and state. Jones said the Boy Scouts are a religious organization because the Scouts require members to profess a belief in God. The American Civil Liberties Union sued over the lease in August 2000 on behalf of a lesbian couple and an agnostic couple and their son. Deputy City Attorney John Mullen issued a statement that said "the City Attorney's Office will analyze the decision and seek direction from the City Council." The council will review the ruling in a closed session Tuesday, Mullen said. A lawyer for the ACLU, Jordan Budd, said the council should cancel its lease with the Scouts unless the Scouts change their policies against admitting homosexuals and requiring members to express a belief in God. "We believe it is long past time for the City Council to end its affiliation with this discriminatory organization and to keep open this public parkland for the use of all citizens of San Diego on a fair and equal basis and not just those citizens preferred by the Boy Scouts," Budd said. The Boy Scouts have a 50-year, $1-a-year lease that is due to expire in 2007. The City Council in December renewed the lease at the Scouts' request for 25 years, with a city option to extend the lease an additional 15 years. Under terms of the lease, the Scouts must spend $1.7 million over the next seven years to upgrade Camp Balboa. The Scouts also are required to pay the city an annual administrative fee initially set at $2,500. In a press release, the Desert Pacific Council of the Boy Scouts of America expressed disappointment with the judge's ruling. The council used its own money to construct and maintain Camp Balboa, according to the release, building nine camp sites, bringing water and power to the property, and building a swimming pool, parking lot, restroom and showers, meeting rooms, and a residence and office for a camp ranger.
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I like these short videos, not just because they mitigate the scariness of home improvement projects, but to Lamb's point, they reinforce that Lowe's is an accessible, unintimidating place to get answers. And, beyond being fascinating, informative, and well executed, they really do make you want to share them, as in the "Hey, did you see this" way Safon stated as the prerequisite for success.
Another good question from the audience: Six seconds? In this age of accelerating attention deficit disorder, does something have to be short to be a candidate for viral marketing success? Aren't there creative constraints? "What makes a good billboard is six words or less," Lamb said. "It forces you to be concise in your message. It's a basic rule of marketing. Get your point across as succinctly as possible and as resonantly as possible." By way of example, Lamb spoke about the six-second spots created by for its Tide brand, both last Halloween and at this year's Super Bowl. During the game, Tide published 23 Vine tweets, opting out of the high-priced 30- and 60-second spots, gaining millions of eyeballs for a fraction of the cost.
This said, both panelists agreed that length was not the issue. "When you're in such a competitive environment, the objective is to get an emotive response, to engage with a consumer," Safon said. "When I had that conversation with my daughter, she told me she doesn't care about the length, only if it's cool." In other words, what both Safon and Lamb were saying is that it's a value exchange. It's content and intent. Or to quote ad industry titan David Ogilvy: "What really decides consumers to buy or not to buy is the content of your advertising, not its form."
There are any number of examples that support this tenet of marketing. Look at the campaign for the iPhone, for instance: people taking pictures of themselves in myriad locations and situations, ending with that charming little girl, both sweetly embarrassed and enormously pleased with the selfie she's taking. The creative works on every platform. It's beautifully crafted. It reflects something we all do every day. It's funny and moving and expresses a shared experience. It doesn't matter that it's 60, or even 90 seconds. The human engagement measure is what counts.
So, what's the answer to success in viral marketing? It starts with the right question: Is this something that people will connect to so quickly and viscerally they'll want to see it again and again? If so, they'll likely share it. And, as for the subject at hand, that's a blockbuster.


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South African fans are optimistic ahead of their team's clash against Australia at Cape Town.
South Africa who had lost the first Test by a huge margin of 281-runs had bounced back in the second Test with a 231-run win which has leveled the series 1-1.
The fans who are full of optimism know that their side will win the match and clinch the series 2-1.
The fans feel that South Africa have the momentum due to their huge margin of victory in the second Test and also are not optimistic about the Australian side's current batting form.
Fans also opined that Australian skipper Michael Clarke will be under tremendous pressure to perform and hoped that it would work to their team's advantage.


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More data was stolen from corporate networks last year by hactivists than by cyber criminals, according to a new report from Verizon.
The Verizon 2012 Data Breach Investigations Report includes analysis from 855 cyber security breaches worldwide that involved 174 million compromised records. More than half -- 58 percent -- of all data that was compromised last year was the result of politically motivated attacks rather than those motivated by financial gain.
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Verizon said most data breaches could be avoided if network managers followed best practices in information security.
Here are seven tips that Verizon says will help CIOs avoid hactivist-style attacks as well as thwart cyber criminals:
1. Protect your servers.
Verizon found that 94 percent of all data compromised last year involved servers, rather than end devices such as laptops or smartphones. So while CIOs are worrying about mobile device management and employee "Bring Your Own Device'' policies, they ought to be paying more attention to the physical and cyber security of servers that contain personally identifiable information or intellectual property.
2. Get rid of unnecessary data.
Corporations tend to collect too much sensitive data in the first place, and then they fail to delete it when they no longer need it. All organizations need to have strict policies for retaining as little data as necessary to meet regulatory requirements. They need to know what data must be retained and where it is located so they can keep it secure.
3. Look at your logs.
Many corporations have security software that is network access and other logs, but they don't have automated tools for analyzing the logs and finding vulnerabilities or breaches. CIOs need to dedicate IT staff to monitor and mine event logs for evidence of network or server break-ins. Unusual network activity can be a sign of malware that collects, monitors and logs the actions of users as a way of gathering user names and passwords. Log monitoring also can identify a common attack known as SQL injection.
4. Use two-factor authentication.
Having a two-factor authentication system for access control - such as passwords and an access card - reduces the risk of hackers breaking into servers with stolen user names and passwords. It's also important to have strict password policies such as complex passwords, regularly changing passwords and limiting failed login attempts. Another suggestion is to use IP blacklisting to restrict access to servers.
5. Beware PC Anywhere.
Tools that provide remote access to employee systems such as PC Anywhere are commonly used by hackers as an unlocked backdoor into corporate systems. Network managers can use IP blacklisting to block which systems have access to these tools as well as egress filtering to prevent sensitive information from flowing out of a corporate network. Data loss prevention and intrusion detection systems can help, too.
6. Warn your security guards.
Enterprises are seeing more hacking attacks that result from physical tampering with network devices in the data center. Corporate security guards should be on the watch for unscheduled servicing of network devices as well as the presence of scratches or holes on the outside of equipment or broken tamper-proof seals on hardware. Automated teller machines and point of sale systems are frequent targets of physical attacks.
7. Train your employees.
Hackers often trick employees into divulging information, such as user name and password, or performing an action, such as downloading an executable file or visiting a phony Web site that contains malware. Companies need to engage in ongoing training for employees that keeps them constantly aware of the threat of these social engineering attacks.
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BETHESDA, Md. -- Sure enough, that first step was a doozy.
A major concern among golfers at this year's U.S. Open is the par-3 10th hole, which serves as the first hole for half the field in the opening rounds. It's an awkward 218-yarder over a lake with a horizontal green that leaves little margin for error.
Phil Mickelson, who earlier this week proclaimed that "the average guy can't play that hole," started his round Thursday by putting his tee shot in the water and making double bogey. Steve Stricker was too long, landing in the bunker behind the green on the way to a 4 -- the same score carded by playing partners Retief Goosen and David Toms.
"That's one of the few holes out here that I really don't like," said Fred Funk, who leads off with the hole Friday after making par in the first round. "I don't think it matches the rest of the golf course."
The hole produced 19 birdies and 44 bogeys and double-bogeys Thursday. Even one of the nicest birdies needed some extra effort.
Stewart Cink spent a day thinking about leading off on the hole. He played 10 holes instead of his usual nine during Wednesday's practice round just to make sure he had a firm idea how to approach it. Then he reported earlier than usual for his 7:44 a.m. tee time.
"They gave us a little break by moving the tee up, and it was raining when we got to the tee, so you had to do a lot of mathematical calculations," Cink said. "The one thing I did, I made sure I was over there early enough to see the group in front of me hit."
Cink watched Heath Slocum make a 5, through little fault of his own.
"He hit a nice shot and ended up in the water," Cink said, "so I added a couple of yards to what I was playing."
Cink's studiousness paid off. His 5-iron landed about 3 feet from the pin, and he made the putt to start his day in the red.
WHAT ARE THE ODDS? It's the last place anyone would expect it to happen. On the longest hole on Congressional -- the 636-yard No. 9 -- the second shots hit by Graeme McDowell and Louis Oosthuizen ended up touching each other in the first round at the U.S. Open.
"Yeah, that's something that you probably will never see again," Oosthuizen said. "Graeme laid up with a hybrid, I laid up with a 3-iron, and we got to the balls and they were touching each other, lying next to each other. You know, on the green you see it now and then, but I've never seen it on the fairway."
McDowell moved his ball so that Oosthuizen could play first.
"Thankful he didn't remove a huge piece of turf," McDowell said. "I didn't know what I was going to do to recreate my lie if he had taken a huge divot. He picked it off the turf quite cleanly."
FUNK'S A FAVORITE: The hometown galleries gave Fred Funk all they could. He just didn't have enough length to handle Congressional.
The 55-year-old local native and former golf coach at the University of Maryland opened with a 75.
"It's a long hombre for me," Funk said. "No. 11, I couldn't reach. I laid up on that one, so that played par 5 for me. I knew that coming in. I went around after I qualified last week and saw all the new tees and went, 'Uh, oh.' "
Funk teared up when he qualified for the tournament at nearby Woodmont Country Club. His goal is to make it to the weekend in what he says will be his last major in his old stomping grounds.
HAVRET'S HEART: The U.S. Open is the first event for Gregory Havret since the death of his father, who followed the Frenchman during his second-place finish at last year's championship at Pebble Beach.
Havret opened with a 77.
"It was a pretty tough day," he said. "I putted quite badly all day long."


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Whicker: Rios delivers clutch performance
INDIO – Now Ronny Rios holds the NABF featherweight title.
He got held more than it did.
He was embraced more than a high school quarterback on a Friday night postgame date, but escaped the tentacles of veteran Rico Ramos often enough to win a surprisingly lopsided decision at the Fantasy Springs Casino, and thus pushed his record to 20-0.
"You're going to see a star born tonight," predicted trainer Hector Lopez, a couple of hours before the first bell.
It is hoped somebody did, although the Showtime audience might have dwindled with the passage of each uneventful round.
Ramos, 27, who was undefeated until he got decked by Guillermo Rogindeaux early last year, stationed himself across the street from Rios and waited for the Santa Ana kid to lunge. When Rios did, Ramos either countered or tied him up.
This strategy could have frustrated Rios, who was hoping to both win and look good for the national cable audience. It certainly annoyed the onlookers.
"I kept telling the ref I wasn't holding," Rios said. "He kept saying, yeah, I know."
In the third round Rios found a way to liberate himself, and in the sixth round he began teeing off on Ramos' ribs.
He also moved closer to Ramos, who had demonstrated he couldn't stagger the challenger, and those were the moments that seemed to win Rios the fight.
But the judges had already rewarded Rios for at least showing some initiative. He won 100-90, 97-93, and 96-94, the latter judgment coming from Pat Russell, the respected referee/judge.
"I wanted to be aggressive," Rios said. "But, a couple of times, I got in there and thought I might get hit with careless shots. I started getting hit with little slaps. Not hard, but I didn't want to give up any points.
"When he came to me I was able to get off some good punches. I knew I could catch him with some overhand rights. It wasn't perfect. I could have used the double right hand a little more. But it's a W and we'll go from there."
It was an outcome that justified the risk that manager Frank Espinoza took when he lined up Rios with Ramos, an L.A. native who now lives in Pico Rivera.
It wasn't necessary for Rios to stop Ramos, but the truth is that he has only nine stoppages in his 20 fights. He is not the type of fighter who appeals to a fan's bloodlust. At least not yet.
"We're trying to get Ronny to sit down on his punches a little bit more," Lopez said earlier this week. "It's the next step for a fighter. There have been a lot of examples of fighters who learn how to take out guys as they get more confident."
One example might be Andre Ward, who was not considered terribly crowd-pleasing, except in Oakland. But when Ward finished Chad Dawson in front of his homefolks last September, he became a much hotter ticket.
Rios cracked Ramos impressively when he went rib-hunting.
"When you're a fighter, you know," Rios said. "You hit a guy with a body shot and you hear that 'oooh.' I heard that from Ramos right after the one shot and I don't think he threw a punch for the next few seconds. I could tell I did a little damage there."
It was also an impressive night for Rios because Ramos was the one under career pressure. One loss is survivable. Two? Not so much, and it might be a while before Ramos gets such a stage again.
Rios, meanwhile, does not turn 23 years old until Jan. 22.
"This was important for me," Rios said. "Ramos only had one loss, and that was to a guy a lot of people are scared to fight."
He had called the Showtime opportunity "a career-changing event" beforehand, but he also said he wanted this to be "an action fight," which it wasn't, unless you enjoy anaconda wrestling.
"It's hard to win when you're moving backward," Lopez said later. "I think Ronny said he got hit with two punches the whole night. When I heard the first score was 100-90, I knew we had it."
The next step will be determined by Espinoza and Golden Boy. Rios has 90 days to settle on a defense of this stepping-stone belt, but won't do anything to endanger his chances of winning a real one.
"We worked Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's, never missed a day," Lopez said. "It's time to relax and take a holiday."
After all, there was a casino nearby. Rios was game for anything there. Except Hold-'em.
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Trail cameras have come a long way in recent years. Many people who don't actually live on their property, depend on using trail cams for security purposes. Using trail cams for security and surveillance reasons makes a lot of sense, in that you can "shoot two birds with one stone." You can get pictures of wildlife and monitor your hunting property with trail cameras all at once. Some folks even use the wireless cellular trail cameras for security purposes. These trail cameras will actually notify you in almost real time when someone is on your property that shouldn't be!
One of the best ways I've found to use trail cameras for security purposes is to put my Reconyx trail camera on my Stic-N-Pic trail camera stand. It is a great combination that allows for maximum concealment. Not hanging my trail cameras on trees allows me to get better angles, and hide the camera in the brush, out of the eyes of trespassers. However, if you'd like to hang your trail camera on a tree mount, Stic-N-Pic also makes a tree mount for trail cameras (click here).
My Stic-N-Pic trail cam stand allows my to hide my trail camera well, and at the proper angle to catch trespassers and thieves.
Using trail cameras to catch trespassers isn't real hard, you just need to remember a these tips:
1) Hide the camera. Being blatant with your trail camera placement is not a good idea, unless you are placing a broken trail camera in plain view for the thieves to see intentionally. Hiding the trail camera in a bush or blow down is a great way to catch quality pictures of trespassers. Even high above the line of sight, angled down can be productive.
2) No white flash trail cameras. It is imperritive that the theives or trespassers do not see the camera. For this reason, IR trail cameras and black flash trail cameras are the best type of units for these situations.
This ******* is trespassing on our family property.
3) Proof. Try your best to get a good picture of a license plate either from the front, or the back if you are going after trespassers in a vehicle. Just a picture of a while Dodge truck doesn't cut it.
4) Endurance. Ideally, you will have great battery life with your trail camera. This will allow you have a lower maintenance security setup, and even be cheaper in the long run. Trail cams for security purposes need to have long battery life. It is a must.
5) Time Lapse or Field Scan Mode. Often times, a trail camera in Field Scan Mode or Time Lapse Mode will document a violation in better depth. Consider setting up your trail camera 20-40 yards off the path or point of concern, and set the camera for every 5 minutes. This may or may not be a good option for you – but it is something to consider. Time Lapse or Field Scan mode allows you to put the trail camera away from trespasser or thief, so they are less likely to see it, or even steal it.
*Bonus Tip* Place your trail camera so you can see access points to and from your property in the background. I caught this buck (pictured below) getting scared off by a 4-wheeler. If I would have had the camra angled at the corner of the field, I'd have never known the 4-wheeler was coming on my property.
How To Hide A Trail Camera
Hiding a trail camera is a big part of the equation is some areas, where trespassers or thieves are often on ones hunting property - or if you're using a trail camera to catch trespassers. Two major things to remember when hanging trail cams to catch trespassers, theives, or even hanging a trail cam to get game pictures:
1) Hang it in the shade. If you think your trespasser is coming in the morning or evening, know what areas are shady, so you can best them, there. Remember to not face the trail camera into the sun, because the sun may blowout some of the pictures, and you won't get a usable picture.
2) Use a trail camera stand. This is perhaps the most crucial step. I use the Stic-N-Pic trail camera stand, and it allows me to place the trail camera out of the line of site of not only trespassers, but thieves as well. With the Stic-N-Pic stands, I can hide my trail camera where thieves, and animals aren't looking. Plus, the stands allow me to get great views and picture setups that are sure to catch the folks who aren't supposed to be there. I use both the Stic-N-Pic Tree Mount, and the Stic-N-Pic Trail Cam Stand.
Here, I'm hanging a trail camera high in the tree using the Stic-N-Pic Tree Mount.
But setting up your trail camera can also lead to neat pictures like this.
Not a welcomed sight. Shame on you trespassers!!!
When setting up your trail camera for security purposes – remember some of these tips, and catch those bastards!
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The eyes of God are in these eyes standing here when I look at you. My salvation! You're honest and true crying real teardrops of heartfelt tears. As the Sun sets by night and rises to the dawning of our blessed brand new day, I Wed Thee to the very best of the all there'll ever be of me. I promise to cherish the smile upon your face and to conquer your early morning hidden fears I promise to abide abundantly to a heavenly scent that comes from me through you, Forever I'm your lock and you my Master Key! The eyes of God are in the eyes of you! My breath, my life, and all of my existing meaning, I do Wed the "Most Honorable Husband in Thee"! As the Moon lights the evening skies and fulfills these promising days, I Wed Thee to everything God ever meant for you in this world to be. I promise to adore your brilliance and to magnify your streaks of gold in the Sun's blinding glare! I Wed Thee to a most promising brand New prospering Year! I promise to Love, Honor, and Respect your wisdom for many lives that shall follow and proceed! Following you, I am always so very close when you're near. I Wed Thee and by these hands we shall forever be blessed and correctly fed. I Wed Thee, by my God given name and I now declare our all a final by being done and said! ®Registered: Ann Rich 2002
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check this out.
Wed. Apr 23, 5:12pm
I find that interesting. Thanks for the link.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008, 5:17 PM
I am curious. How many people here drink diet soda? I gave it up about 10 years ago. It has only been in that period that I have been able to take weight off and keep it off for any period of time. Now I drink water or tea (unsweet). Used to drink seltzer (to transition from diet soda...which I used to drink all day long) but I rarely have it now.
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 12:55 PM
I drink it even though I know I shouldnt. I was raised on the stuff - literally a pantry filled with every kind of diet soda you could imagine. I think it is in my DNA now. I try to only have 3 or 4 a week but I could easliy have 3 or 4 a day if I let myself.
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 1:14 PM
I just drink water. I met someone who once took out ALL their teeth and said it was from obsessively drinking coke.....I've also heard the carbonation is bad for your bones.
You cant go wrong with water, so I stick with that.
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 1:21 PM
I've heard that sweeteners do that! If interested, you should read the book "Sweet Poison". It will blow you away.
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 1:23 PM
thanks for this link. my boyfriend is also quite overweight and i told him that diet soda isn't any better than regular soda..... but he wont believe me. he sometimes drinks a 12-case in a matter of 2 or 3 days. he was told by a trainer at a gym that diet soda is ok, so when i told him about my health-freak boss talking about how diet soda is just as bad (as according to her doctors) he was like "you're dumb, who are you gona believe a trainer or someone who owns a restaurant"
maybe this could at least be a step towards him giving his head a shake.
Sunday, April 27, 2008, 2:27 PM
i dont drink soda anymore i gave it up about 12 yrs ago when i had to go have an upper gi done and found out i had a large acid pocket built up in my stomach due to the soda had to go on meds to get rid of it after i got off of it. i lost 20 lbs in one yr without even trying. now recently my husband had to have all of his top teeth removed and half of his bottom because they had rotted so bad from drinking so much mountain dew and not brushing regularly. so now he drinks iced tea and i drink water
Sunday, April 27, 2008, 6:45 PM
iced tea has as much sugar in it as pop does though, how does that help him? i'm not giving shit -- i'm just curious
Sunday, April 27, 2008, 7:55 PM
Iced tea is made with a tea bag and water - where is the sugar in that? I can see where some of the sweetened, flavored teas may have as much, but regular iced tea is just water that has filtered through some leaves and been chilled.
Sunday, April 27, 2008, 8:36 PM
Check the ingredient on any commercial iced tea- it will have loads of sugar- usually corn sugar.
It's quite rare to find anywhere "iced tea" that is cold tea, unless you make it yourself.
Sunday, April 27, 2008, 9:02 PM
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