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Our chocolate cigarellos are of a superior quality, and particularly neat finish.
Belgian high quality, white chocolate cigarellos (cigarillos) for the decoration of celebration cakes, desserts and ice cream. White chocolate cigarellos are particularly popular for decorating wedding cakes with their ivory, white finish. Each white chocolate cigarello is approximately 9.5cm length x 0.9cm diameter.
Our cigarellos are of unrivalled quality and presentation with consistent uniformity.
How many chocolate cigarellos will I need?
Please note the quantity stated for each box is to be used as a guide only as they are packed by the legal requirement of Net weight. Given the nature of the product each cigarillo and batch will vary slightly.
For placing the chocolate cigarellos vertically around the side of a cake you can either measure the circumference of the cake tin (One inch (2.5cm) equates 3 cigarellos approximately) or use the cake tin guide below (which uses a diameter measurement of the tin, not circumference). Allow for some extra chocolate cigarellos for approximation and possible breakages.
One inch equates to 3 chocolate cigarellos, approximately.
Or simply use our round cake tin guide (round cake tins always state the diameter, not circumference).
Min Cocoa solids 27%
May contain nut & gluten traces
Nutritional information per 100g:
Energy 2284kj / 546kcal
Fat 31g of which saturates 19g
Carbohydrate 63g of which sugars 63g
Protein 3.8g
Salt 131mg
Posted Wed 8 Jun 2011 6.50pm by Kate
I used the chocolate cigarellos for my wedding cake today and found I had a few more than the 80 so hey I taste tested one for quality control of course. REALLY good chocolate. The only thing I did find with the cigarellos is that they are quite tall and so I found a way to cut them down a little without the chocolate cigarellos breaking which is a matter of getting a knack. So to others wanting to do this you must use a really sharp knife and ideally heated so it almost slides through. Do this on a towel so the cigarello doesn't break as you press down. Hope this helps. I have actually been asked to do another cake using the chocolate cigarellos for a christening so I shall be back to order more online.
Posted Sat 17 Sep 2011 5.12pm by Jo
A good friend asked me to bake her sons wedding cake and not having used cigarello's before, I made the dreadful mistake of buying some from another site to trial. The first ones I received from the other company arrived in a box that was too big for the contents, which meant that by the time I received them, a great proportion of them were either broken into pieces or had pieces broken off them.These, on the other hand, were extremely well packaged AND tasted so much better than the other brand. I mow have all th ingredients and decorations for the cake and am itching to get going on it now.Well done CTC. Top notch service AND products.
Posted Wed 9 Nov 2011 12.25pm by Juli
I ordered these for my daughters 13th Birthday cake. I was worried about breakages - however they arrived today with very slight crumbling from one or two. I am so impressed by the packaging and of course the quality of the product.
Posted Wed 23 May 2012 9.37am by CHARLOTTE
Absolutely delicious! The cigarellos arrived in perfect condition and were perfect for for decorating a birthday cake!
Posted Wed 23 May 2012 5.01pm by Margaret
Ordered this product after seeing it on television. I used them on a celebration cake and everyone loved them.
Posted Wed 23 May 2012 10.36pm by Gemma
I needed the cigarillos to make my best friends wedding cake, I was a bit wary about ordering online as I thought the cigarillos would break in the post. I bought some from my local cake shop instead and was very disappointed.Most of them were broken and were better used as curls, and they were not all a uniform shape either. So I ordered these cigarillos and was extremely impressed. They are packaged so well that they are in prestine condition when they arrived and they also taste ten times better than the other cigarillos I bought. I would buy these cigarillos in future, they are awsome - I wish I had just bought them in the first place!! I highly recommend them, and the white chocolate curls.
Posted Thu 24 May 2012 2.39pm by Shelley
This is the first time I have purchased from the Chocolate Trading Company and I have to say that I received truly excellent service. Delivery was very prompt and the cigarellos arrived well packaged and intact with no damages. The cigarellos themselves were beautifully made with a delicious chocolate that went down very well with everyone who ate the wedding cake that they decorated. I have just placed an order for some new products and look forward to receiving them - I have no doubt that they will be of the same high standard. Keep up the good work!!
Posted Wed 30 May 2012 10.44am by Sheila
White Chocolate Cigarellos I ordered (at the last minute!) for my Daughters 30th Birthday Cake that I had made - a delicious cake surrounded by these tall tasty chocolate cigarellos then the top filled with fresh Strawberries - both my Daughters favourite things! The order was dealt with more than efficiently and arrived in perfect condition, So the lovely Chocolate and the Expert Customer Service I would recommend to anybody as everyone at the party was so complimentary of the beautifully decorated cake!
Posted Wed 30 May 2012 7.41pm by Louise
I can't fault these in any way. They taste great and look fab! Good packaging keeps breakages to a minimum and they were well packed in the box of items I purchased. Excellent service in terms of delivery too, arrived quickly. I wont order cigarellos from anywhere else because these are the best out there!
Posted Wed 18 Jul 2012 11.18pm by Anna
I'm amazed to have received these today and not one single cigarello damaged. Can't wait to use them now on a wedding cake.
Posted Wed 31 Jul 2013 12.18pm by Joanne
My Cigarellos order arrived completely undamaged - even during the extreme heatwave - and not a single white chocolate cigarello was broken. Very impressed with Chocolate Trading Company's chocolate and service. Packaging was exceptional.
Posted Fri 20 Sep 2013 4.24pm by Nicky
Last minute cake request not a problem thanks to Chocolate Trading Co. Placed my chocolate order online that afternoon. My white chocolate and dark chocolate cigarellos order was delivered expertly packaged the next day with no breakages. Very impressive when you consider how fragile these little chocolate straws can be. The finished cake looked superb edged with alternating white / dark chocolate cigarellos and drew many admiring comments. The fact they taste so superb is just a bonus!
Posted Tue 8 Oct 2013 1.15pm by Bridget
I ordered a large box of white cigarellos recently and I was very pleased with the service. Ordering was simple, they arrived promptly and were very well packaged. Not a single cigarello was broken and they tasted great. Daughter loved using them as straws!! I would definitely use the Chocolate Trading Company again.
Posted Thu 29 May 2014 1.34pm by Joanne
My order of white chocolate cigarellos was delivered promptly without any breakages, which give their fragile nature is amazing. The weather may mean our planned garden party is moved indoors, but the quality and taste of these chocolate cigarillos means at least my cake is assured of success.
Posted Fri 26 Sep 2014 11.56am by Pam
White Chocolate Cigarellos from Chocolate Trading Co, super quality and a real premium chocolate taste. I wasn't sure of the quantity I needed to go around the sides of a 2-tier wedding cake so I phoned before ordering and received prompt and courteous help with all my enquiries. Went ahead and ordered there and then on the phone. Cigarellos arrived the next day in perfect condition, helped by the way they had been carefully packed.
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Superior 65% dark chocolate couverture drops (fine cooking chocolate) from Amedei, made for the finest of creations from chocolate making to desserts, baking and decorations. Used by the highest professionals. Rich, creamy and exceptionally full flavoured milk chocolate. Packaged in a handy tub.
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Cocoa mass, cane sugar, cocoa butter, vanilla. Cocoa min. 65%.
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A beautifully flavoured single origin, dark chocolate bar from Willies chocolate with crystallised ginger and organic lime essence.
Created from single origin cocoa beans from Baracoa in Cuba. A warm and spicy flavoured chocolate with a fresh edge.
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I discovered these beautiful beans in the Kailahun District of Sierra Leone. They grow in some of the richest terrain I've seen, and with their unique depth of flavour really put Sierra Leone back on the chocolate map.
Dark Chocolate - contains cocoa solids (70% minimum).
May contain traces of nuts and dairy.
Nutrition Facts:
Average quantity per 100g
Energy 2100KJ / 502kCal
Fat total 26.4g of which saturated fat 16.0g
Carbohydrates 56.2g of which sugars 42.6g
Protein 7.0g
Salt less than 0.1g
Sodium less than 5mg
Posted Wed 24 Apr 2013 10.30am by Joanne
I was keen to try Willies Chocolate, especially as he is a British bean to bar chocolate maker, and was pleased to find it available to buy online from The Chocolate Trading Co.The ginger & lime flavours in this dark chocolate bar work well with the single origin dark chocolate (from Sierra Leone no less).Great choice, reasonably priced and super-fast delivery (for those of us that can't wait for our chocolate).
Posted Wed 3 Jun 2015 2.49pm by Anonymous
Greater depth of flavour from the cocoa used and the warming spice notes provided by the ginger are perfectly cut through by the addition of lime. The box promises layers of exotic flavours and the chocolate did not disappoint.
Posted Tue 4 Jul 2017 2.18am by Stuart
Didn't really realise just how small this was going to be but that a side I will still leave an honest review based upon my findings. The bar its self comes in a small square block, and once nibbled you can tell that it has a hint of lime and and a hint of ginger. However I found that these flavours where only somewhat traces of as I would of preferred a bit more ginger and lime. The dark chocolate its self was just too bitter for my liking and quickly overwhelmed any sensation of the lime and ginger really spoiling the moment. Got to say though if ever your filling your basket with goodies this might be something that you would like to add just to give a try.
Posted Fri 14 Jul 2017 2.56pm by Claire
A pleasant bar with notes of ginger and lime, but not so overpowering as to take away from the flavour of the chocolate itself. The chocolate tasted like it had a higher cocoa content than the 70% indicated but this may be how all cocoa from Sierra Leone tastes? This bar would suit those who enjoy higher cocoa content bars and a small piece was very satisfying. Good value for chocolate of this quality.
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Whether you feel like sinking your toes into Brazil's beach sand, or just soaking up the sun somewhere else in the world, SAA has got you covered. And now, with the SAA's brand new mobile application, managing your holidays has never been easier. Now you can check–in at anytime from anywhere, simply by using your mobile device. It's as simple as that.
The new season also brings some exciting news for the team at SAA. On the 19th on April, South African Airways announced Mr. Monwabisi Kalawe as their brand new Chief Executive Officer. With his impressive career background and his determination to drive focus on improving SAA's governance, this seems to be the beginning of even greater things to come.
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Today is Saturday, Feb. 9, the 40th day of 2013. There are 325 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Feb. 9, 1943, the World War II battle of Guadalcanal in the southwest Pacific ended with an Allied victory over Japanese forces.
On this date:
In 1773, the ninth president of the United States, William Henry Harrison, was born in Charles City County, Va.
In 1825, the House of Representatives elected John Quincy Adams president after no candidate received a majority of electoral votes.
In 1861, Jefferson Davis was elected provisional president of the Confederate States of America at a congress held in Montgomery, Ala.
In 1870, the U.S. Weather Bureau was established.
In 1933, the Oxford Union Society at Oxford University debated, then endorsed, 275-153, a motion "that this House will in no circumstances fight for its King and Country," a stand widely denounced by Britons.
In 1942, daylight-saving "War Time" went into effect in the United States, with clocks turned one hour forward.
In 1950, in a speech in Wheeling, W.Va., Sen. Joseph McCarthy, R-Wis., charged the State Department was riddled with Communists.
In 1963, the Boeing 727 went on its first-ever flight as it took off from Renton, Wash.
In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York on CBS.
In 1971, a magnitude 6.6 earthquake in California's San Fernando Valley claimed 65 lives. The crew of Apollo 14 returned to Earth after man's third landing on the moon.
In 1983, in a dramatic reversal from fifty years earlier (see above), the Oxford Union rejected, 416-187, a motion "that this House would not fight for Queen and Country."
In 2002, Britain's Princess Margaret, the high-spirited and unconventional sister of Queen Elizabeth II, died in London at age 71.
Ten years ago: President George W. Bush told congressional Republicans at a policy conference in West Virginia that Iraq had fooled the world for more than a decade about its banned weapons and the United Nations was now facing "a moment of truth" in disarming Saddam Hussein. The U.S. Navy ended its last bombing exercises on Puerto Rico's Vieques Island. The West beat the East 155-145 in the first double overtime game in NBA All-Star history.
Five years ago: Democrat Barack Obama swept the Louisiana primary and caucuses in Nebraska and Washington state; Republican Mike Huckabee outpolled John McCain in the Kansas caucuses and Louisiana primary, while McCain won the Washington caucuses. A suicide bomber blasted a political gathering in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 27 people. Space shuttle Atlantis, carrying a European-built science lab, docked with the international space station.
One year ago: President Barack Obama freed 10 states from some of the toughest requirements of the No Child Left Behind education law. The Pentagon formally opened thousands of jobs to women in units that were closer to the front lines than ever before. Former skiing champion Jill Kinmont Boothe, who became a painter and a teacher after she was paralyzed during a race and was the subject of a book and two Hollywood films, died in Carson City, Nev., at age 75.
Today's Birthdays: Television journalist Roger Mudd is 85. Actress Janet Suzman is 74. Actress-politician Sheila James Kuehl ("The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis") is 72. Singer-songwriter Carole King is 71. Actor Joe Pesci is 70. Singer Barbara Lewis is 70. Author Alice Walker is 69. Actress Mia Farrow is 68. Former Sen. Jim Webb, D-Va., is 67. Singer Joe Ely is 66. Actress Judith Light is 64. Rhythm-and-blues musician Dennis "DT" Thomas (Kool & the Gang) is 62. Actor Charles Shaughnessy is 58. Former Democratic National Chairman Terry McAuliffe is 56. Jazz musician Steve Wilson is 52. Country singer Travis Tritt is 50. Actress Julie Warner is 48. Country singer Danni Leigh is 43. Actor Jason George is 41. Actor-producer Charlie Day is 37. Rock singer Chad Wolf (Carolina Liar) is 37. Actor A.J. Buckley is 36. Rock musician Richard On (O.A.R.) is 34. Actress Ziyi Zhang is 34. Olympic silver and bronze medal figure skater Irina Slutskaya is 34. Actor David Gallagher is 28. Actress Marina Malota is 25. Actress Camille Winbush is 23. Actor Jimmy Bennett is 17.
Thought for Today: "Modesty is the conscience of the body." — Honore de Balzac, French author and dramatist (1799-1850).


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A Food Blog that shares tried & true recipes, and my passion for cooking and baking with a garnish of beginning gardening and some travel.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Ina Garten's Baked Scampi & Two Side Dishes for a Complete Meal
27 comments:
- Bellini Valli said...
I just love this cookbook too and have ventured to make so many dishes from it..it is one of my favourites. I will need to try the shrimp!!
- February 25, 2010 at 3:55 AM
- Susan said...
Debby, I will have to try this recipe. Just got this book for Christmas and have not been into it enough yet. Beautiful photos.
- February 25, 2010 at 4:20 AM
- T.W. Barritt at Culinary Types said...
One word, several syllables: DELICIOUS! Keep adding to that seafood section!
- February 25, 2010 at 5:46 AM
- Kate said...
Lovely! We really enjoyed this dish and will make it again. Ina's recipes are pretty consistent and mostly incredible!
- February 25, 2010 at 6:09 AM
- Ciao Chow Linda said...
that photo truly is a feast for the eyes and for the stomach as well.
- February 25, 2010 at 7:06 AM
- Sandi said...
I have made Ina's baked shrimp scampi and it's really delicious.
- February 25, 2010 at 7:07 AM
- Stacey Snacks said...
We both posted roasted asparagus today!
I love Ina's recipes. Simple, yet special.
- February 25, 2010 at 7:08 AM
- À LA GRAHAM said...
Your pictures make it look so delicious! Can't wait to use with the shrimp I just bought!
- February 25, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Catherine said...
This looks incredibly delicious! I love Ina Garten's recipes! This recipe is certainly a keeper!
- February 25, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- Kim said...
I LOVE Ina's recipes. You can count on each one to be delicious. This looks like a wonderful and light meal, perfect for the upcoming nice weather!
- February 25, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Rebecca said...
Ah, I need to start keeping some shrimp in the freezer. They would have been so much easier to butterfly.
Your scampi looks gorgeous! And I'm stealing those sides. You can never have too many recipes for sides.
- February 25, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- Muneeba said...
great photos, my fab blogging buddy! love Ina ... think even my baby finds her voice soothing! and I'm smitten with that rice photo :)
- February 25, 2010 at 4:14 PM
- Deborah said...
I've already eaten dinner, but now I'm hungry again!
- February 25, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- Debinhawaii said...
Ina almost always comes through with delicious recipes. The whole meal looks wonderful!
- February 26, 2010 at 1:30 AM
- Me! said...
I agree these were totally tasty and easy. And as always, your pictures are amazing. Great job!
- February 26, 2010 at 3:40 AM
- Cathy said...
I haven't tried this recipe although I've browsed through the book many times. Your step-by-step photos are fantastic, Debby. The whole meal is perfect. Love your asparagus, too. My family will love me when I prepare this for them.
- February 26, 2010 at 6:51 AM
- Monica H said...
mmm, shrimp scampi. I have some frozen shrimp and all the fixings so I might make this for the hubs. I know he'd love it.
thanks for the recipe!
- February 26, 2010 at 9:46 AM
- TKW said...
Yours turned out great! I love that first picture! Mouth-watering!
- February 27, 2010 at 6:32 AM
- Judy said...
I don't have Back to Basics cookbook, but I watch Ina all the time on TV. Her recipes are pretty dependable and usually not exotic, which I appreciate.
- February 27, 2010 at 9:29 AM
- Grill Seafood said...
I love this site. The pictures are a meal in its own!
- February 27, 2010 at 9:50 AM
- Simple Simon said...
What a perfect looking dinner. I love this recipe of Ina's.
- February 27, 2010 at 11:11 AM
- Claudia said...
I do love all these dishes - I east roasted asparagus like candy. Sometimes it's hard to get it to the table. I'm trying your rice tonight with the tumeric. Perfect for the chicken.Love shrimp scampi - and have never used break crumbs.???? What can I say? The blog is beautiful.I am currently making tonight's dinner and tomorrow's and now I want yours.
- February 27, 2010 at 2:52 PM
- Claudia said...
Off subject of wonderful shrimp scampi as my e-mail did not go through. Sauerbraten: My mother uses a sauerbraten recipe from Great Grandma Schmidt - who wound up being Czech I believe - with all the border lines changed here and there. If you want it, I can get it for you. The main thing is - they always say with all the marinating - use a cheap cut of beef - Great Grandma said "no." The sauerbrated is incredible and once a year for my father's birthday, my mother invests. The dumplings are always russet potatoes - put through a ricer. Russets have less water than other and hold together, My mother marinates for days and has always made the dinner - I am - in my 50's - thinking I must take it over before all is lost. and my husband adores the meal and looks forward to it every October.
- February 27, 2010 at 7:25 PM
- redqtip said...
Debbie - made the baked shrimp scampi last night. OMG! it is the most delicious dinner I've made in a while. The rice with its hint of lemon went perfectly. My son in law ate 15 shrimp! It is going in my book. Next best to the taste, was the fact that it was beautiful and I made it several hours ahead and baked it apx. 15 min. just as we wanted to eat. Perfect! Your blog is one of my favorites.
Arlene G. Atlanta GA
- March 8, 2010 at 12:46 PM
- Lisa said...
Photos are making me hungry, making shrimp tonight maybe I'll try something new.
- October 3, 2010 at 1:26 PM
- Jenn said...
this was so good and so easy....i think the butter could probably be cut in half.....asparagras was delightful
- January 14, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Cindy DeFelice said...
Cindy said...
I have been cooking for 45 years and Ina is my go to girl. Everything she cooks is easy to follow and tasty.
If you haven't made her Scampi yet, go for it. Last time I made it I put a little feta cheese on top. Yum.
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Charter amendment could also allow DP benefits for city workers
DANIEL WILLIAMS | Contributing Writer
HOUSTON — Long-brewing plans to place a city-wide non-discrimination policy before Houston voters became public this week.
Since December a coalition of organizations and leaders have been working to draft a city charter amendment that would make it illegal to discriminate in housing, employment or public accommodations on the basis of "age, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, or physical characteristic."
The amendment would also remove anti-LGBT language added to the Houston city charter in 1985 and 2001 — which could allow the City Council to vote to offer health benefits to the domestic partners of municipal employees.
Houston Mayor Annise Parker, who famously became the only out LGBT person elected mayor of a major American city in 2009, has declined to comment on the proposed charter amendment until the language is finalized. She told the Houston Chronicle: "I believe it's important for the city of Houston to send a signal to the world that we welcome everybody and that we treat everybody equally, and depending on the elements of what was actually in it, I might or might not support it,"
According to Equality Texas Executive Director Dennis Coleman, the prospect of Houston voters approving the non-discrimination amendment has ramifications for efforts to pass similar measures in the state Legislature.
"Nondiscrimination in Houston builds a better case for us when we go for nondiscrimination in Austin," said Coleman. "To be able to tell representatives that they represent areas that already support these efforts is very helpful."
The cities of Austin, Dallas and Fort Worth all already have similar nondiscrimination ordinances and offer DP benefits to employees.
But Houston's form of governance makes this effort unique. While the City Council is empowered to pass city ordinances covering issues of discrimination, they can be overturned by popular vote if those opposing the ordinance collect 20,000 signatures to place the issue on the ballot.
That was the case in 1985 after Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire pushed through the council the city's first protections for gay and lesbian Houstonians (no protections were provided for the bisexual or transgender communities).
A coalition of right-wing voters led by Louie Welch, then president of the Houston Chamber of Commerce, was able to place the issue on a city-wide ballot, claiming the policy "promoted the homosexual lifestyle." The group also recruited a "straight slate" of candidates to run against City Council members who had favored the protections, with Welch running against Whitmire.
The public vote on nondiscrimination was held in June 1985 and Welch's forces prevailed, but the city's temperament had changed by the time of the City Council and mayoral races in November. A comment of Welch's that the solution to the AIDS crisis was to "shoot the queers" was aired on local TV and few in Houston wished to be associated with him after that. The "straight slate" failed to capture a single City Council seat and Whitmire remained mayor, but the defeat of the city's nondiscrimination policy remained.
By 1998 Houston had changed: Annise Parker was serving as the city's first out lesbian city council member and Houston boasted the state's first out gay judge, John Paul Barnich. Mayor Lee Brown, sensing the change, issued an executive order protecting LGBT city employees from employment discrimination. But the city had not changed that much. Councilman Rob Todd led efforts to fight the order in court, arguing that since voters rejected city-wide protections from discrimination in 1985, it was inappropriate for the mayor to institute them without voter approval. The city spent the next three years defending the policy in court, finally emerging victorious.
The joy of that 2001 victory would be shortlived, however. That year Houston's voters approved another amendment to the city charter, this time prohibiting the city from providing domestic partner benefits for city employees. In a narrow defeat, just over 51 percent of voters decided that the city should not offer competitive benefits.
The current proposed non-discrimination amendment would remove the language added in 1985 and 2001. While it would provide non-discrimination protections it would not require the city to offer benefits of any kind to the spouses of LGBT city employees, leaving that question back in the hands of the City Council.
The organizers of the current effort are confident that this year is the year for victory.
Noel Freeman, the president of the Houston GLBT Political Caucus, which is spearheading the effort, explains that the previous votes occurred in "non-presidential years,"when voter turnout in general is low, and conservative voters make up a larger percentage of the electorate.
Additionally, polling by Equality Texas in 2010 showed that 80 percent of Houstonians support employment protections for gay and lesbian people.
In order to place the non-discrimination amendment on the November ballot the coalition supporting it will need to collect 20,000 signatures of registered Houston voters and submit them to the city clerk. Freeman says that the final charter amendment language is still under consideration and that once it is finalized the group will begin collecting signatures.
Even former Councilman Todd, who once fought the city's policy of non-discrimination for LGBT employees, supports the current effort.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition February 17, 2012.


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Monday's Hero Leadership Breakfast inside Memorial Stadium showed why Nebraska student-athletes know the true meaning of the word hero and why they're part of something bigger than becoming an All-American, winning a national championship or even pulling off a perfect ACT score.
The breakfast drew 175 people and helped everyone redefine what the word hero really means. Athletic Department employee Ruth Hood sang the Mariah Carey song Hero as a creative thank you to 33 Husker Hero Award Winners. It was a unique way to recognize the hundreds of student-athletes who are reaching out and creating unmatched memories and emotions while, at the same time, providing hope and encouragement for others.
Nebraska tight end Ben Cotton, swimmer Kelsey Larson and tennis standout Mary Weatherholt shared the 2013 Heart & Soul Award, the highest life skill honor that Nebraska bestows on an annual basis. Cotton and Larson were humbled recipients, and Weatherholt missed accepting a second major award in 12 hours. On Sunday night, she was named Nebraska's 2013 Female Athlete of the Year. Her mom, Nancy, accepted that award because of the Huskers' Sunday afternoon match at Michigan State and filled in again Monday morning when weather grounded the women's tennis team in Chicago.
Weatherholt Believes a Hero Lies Within Us All
Weatherholt is already grounded into Nebraska's values, constantly looking inside her heart and reaching into her soul to help kids, teammates and others understand the real truth … that a hero lies within us all, and when the fortunate connect with the unfortunate, sorrow, like the song says, will melt away.
"Intercollegiate athletics taught me how important community is," Weatherholt said. "In a world where individualism and looking out for one's self are often encouraged, I've learned how valuable people and connections really are."
She's not talking about the connections people make to help advance their careers. "I'm talking about the connections that run deep and provide the backbone of life," Weatherholt said, reflecting back on her time as a student-athlete, her academic accomplishments and athletic achievements will not rank at the top of her fondest memories.
Fondest Memories: People Caring, Supporting
"It will be the laughs and the moments I celebrated with my teammates, the relationships I formed with everyone, and the interactions and impact I had in the Lincoln community," Weatherholt said. "My absolute favorite thing about Nebraska, hands down, is the people here. They've provided more care and more support than I ever could have fathomed." A graduate of Shawnee Mission (Kan.) South High School, Weatherholt has become so ingrained in Nebraska's culture that she feels like a member of the Husker family.
Larson can relate to that conclusion. Even though she graduated from high school in Newport Beach, Calif., she has Nebraska ties back to a grandfather's graduation from Nebraska in 1921. Her father also owns a master's degree from UNL and she said Monday's Hero Breakfast was so awesome, "it made me even prouder to be a Husker. When you're at a place like Nebraska, we can all be heroes."
That thought trickles down from Larson's head coach, Pablo Morales. "He's always emphasizing academics, athletics and life skills," she said. At Stanford, Morales was an NCAA record-setting swimmer. He also won three gold and two silver medals in the Olympic Games. Yet all that glitter pales in comparison to Nebraska's commitment to total student-athlete development. "We call him Coach Morals instead of Coach Morales because he's always reaching out to help others and encourages us to do the same."
Cotton: Service Can Change Your Day, Year, Life
Cotton comes from a family that knows the importance of giving your heart and soul to someone beyond yourself and something beyond your sport. He enjoys reading a book to kids and watching the smiles on their faces. He's been inside nursing homes where grown men cry just because he's taken time out of his own busy life to see them. "The true reward is what we get when we give," said Cotton, who has been particularly inspired by a young girl who has had more than 40 open-heart surgeries "yet she's still smiling and laughing and enjoying life more than anybody in the room," Ben said.
Monday, Cotton mentioned Jack Hoffman's 69-yard touchdown run in Nebraska's Spring Game and how it continues to inspire. "Those are the reasons we do what we do," Cotton said. "That's why one of my top goals is to help get my teammates more involved with life skills. It can change their day; it can change their year; and it can change their life."
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SEATTLE (AP) — An Army staff sergeant accused of massacring Afghan civilians must undergo an official sanity review before a mental health defense can be presented, the military judge overseeing the case said Thursday.
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales deferred entering a plea Thursday at Joint Base Lewis-McChord to 16 counts of premeditated murder and other charges related to a nighttime attack on two villages last March. The Army is seeking the death penalty.
But the judge, Col. Jeffery Nance, took up arguments over whether Bales can present a mental health defense or testimony from mental health experts, given that he has not yet participated in a "sanity board" review.
The judge ordered that to take place, but made no decisions about the conditions for the review or what information from it would be turned over to prosecutors — something prosecutors and defense attorneys have been arguing about.
Such reviews are conducted by neutral doctors tasked with discerning a defendant's mental state at the time of the crime and whether he's competent to stand trial.
Bales was serving his fourth deployment, and his lawyers said he may have suffered from a traumatic brain injury. His mental health has been expected to be a key part of the case.
"An accused simply cannot be allowed to claim a lack of mental responsibility through the introduction of expert testimony from his own doctors, while at the same time leaving the government with no ability to overcome its burden of proof because its doctors have been precluded from conducting any examination of the very matters in dispute," prosecutor Maj. Robert Stelle wrote in a Jan. 3 motion obtained by The Associated Press.
Bales' attorneys have said a traumatic brain injury may have been sustained when he was knocked out by an improvised bomb explosion during one of his tours in Iraq.
One of those attorneys, John Henry Browne, said Thursday that the defense has obtained medical records from Madigan Army Medical Center in Washington state indicating Bales had suffered from TBI and PTSD, but he described those records as incomplete.
The attorneys have thus far refused to let him take part in the sanity board because the Army would not let him have a lawyer present for the examination, would not record the examination and would not appoint a neuropsychologist expert in traumatic brain injuries to the board.
"These are not independent doctors; they're doctors who work for the Army, and the Army is trying to kill my client," Browne said after the hearing. "If there's a tape recording, you know what people say."
However, Browne also said Bales might participate — as long as only certain information about the results are forwarded to prosecutors. Prosecutors should promptly receive findings about his current competence, but nothing about his mental state at the time of the attack, they said.
To allow the sanity board to share the basic results of the examination — the "short form," with answers about his mental health diagnosis and mental state at time of the attack — would be to provide prosecutors with information based on compelled statements from the defendant. That could violate his right against self-incrimination under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution, defense co-counsel Emma Scanlan told the judge.
The Army isn't entitled to such information unless the defense makes an issue of Bales' mental health at trial, which they haven't yet done, she said.
"There is no authority for the bizarre proposition that the accused has to submit to a compelled mental health examination before he gives notice of a mental defense," she wrote in a motion filed Tuesday.
The judge said he would rule later on the conditions of the sanity review and when the prosecutors could have access to the results.
Prosecutors said Bales, a father of two from Lake Tapps, Wash., had been drinking before he slipped away from his remote outpost in southern Afghanistan to attack the villages. Soldiers testified at a pretrial hearing in November that Bales returned to the base alone, soaked in blood, after the shootings.
Bales' lawyers have criticized the base at Camp Belambay where Bales was stationed, saying that Special Forces members there gave him banned substances including alcohol, Valium and steroids. They insist that by seeking the death penalty the Army is ignoring its own responsibility for sending him to war.
Prosecutors also argued Thursday for setting the trial quickly — for June 10 — because many witnesses remain in a volatile part of Afghanistan. Two possible witnesses have already been killed in separate and unrelated attacks, they noted, and as American troops withdraw, access to those witnesses is only going to get tougher and more dangerous.
"Simply stated, with each day that passes, the government's right to a fair trial is further jeopardized," they wrote in court filings.
Browne said the prosecutors neglected to mention one thing about the two witnesses who were killed: They were on a list of insurgents, and were actually killed by U.S. forces.
Scanlan said setting a trial this year is unrealistic, given how much time the defense team needs to review more than 30,000 pages of discovery materials, and find and interview witnesses — not to mention getting their own client to open up. The defense has suggested a May 2014 trial date.
"Without adequate time to develop the relationship of trust required for effective representation in a capital case, counsel may never learn or be able to present the most crucial facts about the accused, facts without which any possible understanding of his actions is impossible," she wrote.
The judge did not set a trial date, but did indicate that June was too soon.
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My former TechCrunch colleague Nik Cubrilovic has been on a roll lately.
He noticed, for example, how Apple is telling users to drive off a bridge.
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And sure enough, the project was cancelled due to lack of funding.
Cubrilovic tells me he bookmarked the original post on BoingBoing by author Glenn Fleishman and has checked in on it occasionally.
"I bookmarked it thinking if this fails, it is going to be hilarious," he says.
And so it is.
Apologies to Fleishman and BoingBoing for pointing out the irony in this (and I remind myself of the Man In The Arena and that hey, at least he tried). But I think I'd even have to make fun of myself if this happened to me.


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Not far from Bangkok there is a hidden old town called Ampher Klong Suan. The town is divided into 2 parts ; one is under Samut Prakan Province and the other one is under Chacheungsao.
Bangkok was known to the world as Venice of the East as people traveled in boats in earlier days. Klong Saun was once the logistic hub of this southeastern region transporting goods to Bangkok. Most of the shops were built almost 100 years ago by wood and still remain in good condition. The present generation people are reserving their parents property well. As you walk thru the walk way you won't realize that you are in the digital world in 21st century but feeling like it is 50 years old backward. Most of the shop owners are Chinese descendants who have continued their parents business since the parents settle down here in the Kingdom of Siam (Thailand used to be called Siam). There are a lot of traditional Thai as well as Chinese food to try as you stroll along, but cannot be missed is coffee at "Pae Lee" (Old Man Lee) who has been selling traditional coffee before the WWII. Until today he still has the same shop, selling the same taste of coffee.
The trip continues southeast of Bangkok to Chacheungsao. Though it is located only 50 kms from Bangkok. No high-rise building, but wooden shops and houses. Visit Wat Luang Po Sothorn and then we take you on a big boat, riding along the Banpakong River. As Enjoy the boat slow goes, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, observing people on the river bank before we depart for Bangkok.
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I'll stop but as for this post I'm sticking with them, or at least making sticks out of them!
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- A chocolate chip cookie recipe (look here for ideas)
Make your dough according to your recipe. It's better to use a recipe that makes a soft dough, so it's easier to spread. Spread on a cookie sheet with parchment paper or a silpad, with the help of an off set spatula (if you don't have one, a normal spatula, a knife or even the back of a spoon can help). Bake as you would your cookies and when they're golden brown take them out of the oven. They'll be soft and that's how you want them. Immediatly cut stripes of the dough at the lenght and wideness you prefer. If you're using a silpad remove the baked huge cookie to a cutting board before cutting, so you don't cut your silpad (those things are expensive!), but work fast, because this way they'll cool faster and also harden faster, making it difficult to cut even stripes or sticks. Let them cool and harden and munch away.Some ideas to use the sticks:
- Eat as they are (no probelm with that!)
- Use to stir coffee, tea or hot chocolate
- Dip in chocolate ganache
- Dip in peanut butter
- Put on a tall jar and give as a gift
- Make chocolate roses and use the sticks as their stems
- Stick a marshmallow in one of the sides (maybe my favourite use)
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Oz the Great and Powerful
Despite looking like a spiritual sequel to 2010's Alice in Wonderland and sending every punctuation stickler into a tizzy, the Wizard of Oz preboot Oz the Great and Powerful works magic on the big screen. Director Sam Raimi (Spider-Man) fixes all of Alice's mistakes, fluffing up the eye-popping CG decor with bright colors and fueling his fairy tale adventure with a good deal of soul. Like 2011's Hugo did with the early days of cinema, Raimi turns Oz into a love letter for old school magic, mesmerizingng Technicolor, and the fantastical approach that made the 1939 original a classic. Alice may have made a billion dollars at the box office, but Ozis the success whimsical, silly, and totally transportive.
James Franco stars as Oscar Diggs, the man who eventually becomes "the Wizard" that we know. But first, he's a magician from the Dustbowl Era, willing to con even his closest friends to have life go his way. To help him learn a lesson, the Forces That Be ensnare him in a tornado a one way ticket to the land of Oz. After quickly shaking off the fact that the alternative universe bares his same name, Oscar crosses paths with Theodora (Mila Kunis), a witch who believes him to be a prophetic Wizard sent to save Oz from the Wicked Witch of the West. So begins their cross-Oz journey and Oscar's greatest con to date.
As the "Wizard" learns the ropes, accepting the challenge to defeat the Wicked Witch after learning of Emerald City's vast treasures, he meets the real stars of Raimi's show. Rachel Weisz has a ball as Theodora's dastardly sister Evanora, who pulls strings in the Emerald City as the citizens await the Wizard. Continually sending into a Mommie Dearest-level rage is Glinda. Michelle Williams captures the innocence and elegance of the Glinda from the '39 film with an added snap of wit. She may be the nicest witch in all of Oz, but piss her off and she'll blast you with magic. Much of Oz the Great and Powerful is dedicated to exploring the expansive world Raimi has designed The crystalline Emerald City, Munchkin City and its wholesome residents, the delicate "China Town" (made of actual China plates) ravaged by the Wicked Witch's flying monkeys and it works thanks to the host of characters carrying it along. Even Zach Braff as a talking monkey works as comedic relief (providing a few of the surprisingly effective 3D gags).
The only thing that falls flat in Oz is Franco. And not just a little bit like a house lifted up by a maelstrom and slammed back into the Earth kind of thwomp. Oscar is supposed to be a man in need of redemption, a self-obsessive who is destructive to the people around him. Franco fits the bill but it doesn't feel like a character. The actor is self-aware of his non-existent surroundings. He's goofy instead of theatrical. His smug grin creates a disconnect between him and his costars, real or digital. At one point Oscar cradles a living porcelain doll he finds in the smoldering remains of China Town. It's a touching bit of sadness that Franco sells. But as Oscar begins to "change," Franco stays put, acting like the world of Oz is one big joke when we're waiting for him to wake up to the fact that it isn't.
But not even Franco's laid back approach can sink Raimi's inspired vision, which unexpectedly expresses all of the director's quirks right down to the wild camera movements, bold canted angles, and an instinct that allows Oz to get a little scary (don't worry, children: not Evil Dead scary). Raimi's film pays its dues to past Oz incarnations, down to a riff on "Lollipop King" from composer Danny Elfman, but still feels innovative. The director contends with Franco around every turn of the yellow brick road, orchestrating action sequences, fantastical encounters, and even a musical number, around him in hopes of drowning Oscar in imagination. The combined powers of Weisz, Williams, and Kunis do the trick against the charisma-lacking leading man. Maybe just the three ladies for the sequel?


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Images from 75 years of Tanglewood
Images from 75 years of Tanglewood
A Berkshire Symphonic Festival Banner hangs above the road in Lenox, Mass. (BSO)
Serge Koussevitzky served as musi c director of the BSO from 1924 to 1949. (Egone/BSO Archives)
The horse ring on Dan Hanna's farm was the site of the first Berkshire Symphonic Festival concert on August 25, 1934. Henry Hadley conducted 65 members of the New York Philharmonic. (David Milton Jones)
Erich Leinsdorf, music director of the BSO, conducts at Tanglewood in 1965.
Leonard Bernstein at the climax of Mahler's "Ressurection" Symphony performed by the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood on July 5, 1970. The sell-out crowd gave the guest conductor an 11-minute standing ovation.
Seiji Ozawa makes his debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1964 at Tanglewood. (Whitestone)
Leonard Bernstein thanks participants in the "Bernstein at 70!" concert. (Left to right) Louise Edeiken, Adrienne Albert, Patricia Rutledge, and Kitty Carlisle Hart.
Midori, a then-14-year-old violinist, is applauded by conductor Leonard Bernstein after a performance with the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood on July 26, 1986. (Walter H. Scott/Courtesy Boston Symphony Orchestra Archives)
Foreign students at the Berkshire Music Center listen to Patricia Lissack play a piece on August 12, 1958. (Left to right) Maria Lopez-Vito and Marilyn Gatmaitan, both of Quezon City, Philippines, Atipet Usmanbus of Ankara, Wadad Mouzannar of Beirut, Liwiang Cruz of SanJuan Rizal, Philippines, and Shoshana Ben-Yohanan of TelAviv. Thirty students from 14 foreign countries were among the 350 who studied at the music center.
BSO hornplayer Daniel Katzen teaches students at Tanglewood on July 30, 1983.
Bonnie Papier of Boston, a student at Tanglewood, rehearses on July 10, 1975 with Leonard Bernstein for a Wednesday night performance by the student orchestra.
Seiji Ozawa talks with Leonard Bernstein during a lecture for Tanglewood students.
People walk down the road that leads to Tanglewood on Septemer 6, 1967.
People gather in the Glass Room, designed by Eliel Saarinen, at the grounds at Tanglewood on August 15, 1948.
Highwood Manor at Tanglewood serves as a gathering point for patrons on June 28, 1991.
The lawn audience covers up with umbrellas, circa 1955.
Outside the music shed an overflow audience sprawls on the grass at the Berkshire Music Festival on August 5, 1955. The six week festival featured the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
A crowd gathers July 3, 2010 for the James Taylor and Carole King performance.
Patrons arrive early to be sure of getting good seats for the concert on July 31, 1965.
Patrons enjoy a picnic on the lawn at Tanglewood.
Fans' belongings were checked for bottles or cans at the James Taylor concert on August 5, 1976.
Sheryl Crow, James Taylor, and Yo-Yo Ma perform "Fire and Rain" at Tanglewood on August 28, 2009.
James Levine conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood on July 7, 2006.


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