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Frontier Airlines pilot buys pizza for stranded passengers on flight
A Frontier Airlines pilot helped take some of the sting out of an hours-long delay by ordering pizza for every passenger on his plane Monday evening.
The saga of Frontier Airlines Flight 719 began at around 7:40 p.m. Eastern Time Monday when the plane left Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, bound for Denver one hour behind schedule.
Bad weather in the Denver area forced the plane to circle over western Nebraska before low fuel levels forced it to land at Cheyenne Regional Airport in southeastern Wyoming. At that point, with 160 hungry passengers becoming increasingly agitated inside the hot plane, the pilot, whose name has not been released, took command of the situation.
"He said 'Ladies and gentleman, Frontier Airlines is known for being one of the cheapest airlines in the US, but your captain is not cheap,' passenger Logan Marie Torres told KDVR. "'I just ordered pizza for the entire plane.'"
Cheyenne Domino's Pizza manager Andrew Ritchie told The Associated Press that he got a call from the plane at about 10 p.m. local time Monday, just as he was about to send employees home. Ritchie said the pilot told him he needed to feed 160 people -- fast.
"I put my hand over the phone and I said: `Guys, you're coming back,' " Ritchie said, recalling what he told his employees.
In all, Ritchie said his crew made about 35 pizzas and delivered them to the airport, where the driver handed the food off to flight attendants. That number of pizzas is usually what the store handles in an entire hour. This time, Ritchie's employees needed to make them and deliver them in about 30 minutes.
But that didn't deter his co-workers, Ritchie said.
"Actually, they were super excited. They had a blast. It was a challenge," he said. "It was definitely one of those `challenge accepted' moments in time."
Flight 719 left Cheyenne at approximately 10:30 p.m. local time, soon after the special delivery. It arrived at Denver International Airport just after midnight, nearly five hours after its scheduled landing.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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(Oct. 4, 2007)--After more than 40 years in the classrooms of the Navarro Academy and the San Antonio Independent School District, educator Arcadia Hernandez Lopez created a legacy that never will be forgotten. Lopez bequeathed nearly $700,000 to establish the UTSA Arcadia Lopez Endowed Scholarship fund for students pursuing degrees in bilingual education. The former teacher died in January at age 98.
At an Oct. 4 reception honoring the life of Lopez and her contributions to bilingual education, UTSA President Ricardo Romo announced the creation of the UTSA Arcadia Lopez Endowed Scholarship fund. Dignitaries at the event included former Mayor Henry Cisneros, state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte and Joe Bernal of the Texas Board of Education, who took a few moments at the Texas Association of Bilingual Educators general session to attend the reception and recognize Lopez' legacy.
"Dr. Lopez was a dedicated teacher and an advocate for all children, but in particular bilingual children," said Bertha Perez, professor and associate dean for research in the UTSA College of Education and Human Development. "This gift will ensure, regardless of the political climate around language policies and immigration issues, that there will always be support at UTSA for students preparing to become bilingual teachers."
Lopez was a pioneer in education, not only because of the bilingual programs she helped establish, but also because of her uncommon achievements as a minority female student in the 1930s. Lopez graduated from Our Lady of the Lake University in 1934 with a degree in mathematics and education. She earned a master's in education from the University of Texas at Austin in 1938 and a doctorate from Nova University in Florida.
Lopez' memoir, "Barrio Teacher," tells her story of escaping revolution in Mexico, coping with the confusion of immigration and living through the Great Depression. Having experienced difficulties brought on by language barriers in the classroom, Lopez dedicated her life to bilingual education. Her legacy touched hundreds of bilingual education teachers through the development of curriculum models and lesson plans as far back as the 1960s when such resources were scarce.
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Preferably during the weekday and at night.
Used to be a 3.5-4.0 player, but i haven't picked up a racket for quite some time so trying to get started again.
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unfortunately ill be gone that day. Would Wednesday at 8:30pm work for you?
i can hit tomorrow, Sunday..around 2ish PM..
let me know if you can..
Hey Jeff,
Sorry ill be out this weekend, but are you around during the weekdays?
Hi Isaac,
I have time to hit tomorrow night (6/5) through Friday night (6/7) around 7 p.m. in Sunnyvale. Are you available any of these 3 nights?
Hey HK,
I can do tonight at 7. Which court are we meeting at?
Ortega Park in Sunnyvale:
See you at 7 p.m.
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Keith Urban Gets Stuck in New York City, Misses Concert
Keith Urban's Sept. 12 performance in Cleveland, Ohio was canceled due to a line of thunderstorms that grounded airplanes across the northeast on Thursday afternoon. The singer sent out a message to fans explaining that he was stuck in a New York City airport.
He's going to make good on his commitment, however.
Severe storms caused flooding and power outages across central New York on Wednesday and Thursday. "We've been waiting hours and hours, waiting to take off," Urban says in the video, "but they've had these planes grounded pretty much all afternoon waiting for the storms and lightning to pass by."
On Sunday (Sept. 15), Urban will take the stage at the Blossom Music Center for "An Evening With Keith Urban." The singer promises a much longer set than fans would have gotten had he made last night's show. A press release confirms that he'll be playing songs not yet performed during the Light the Fuse Tour.
Ticketholders who can't make Sunday night's performance can get a refund beginning Monday morning. Dustin Lynch and Little Big Town were still able to take the stage on Thursday night, while Urban was stuck in the airport. It's not clear if LBT will return with Urban, but Lynch has another scheduled performance.


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We are an English-language parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad under the Diocese of Chicago and Mid-America.
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The false reality is exposed here. Turn off your cognitive dissonace before reading. If you believe ANYTHING, prepare to be insulted. FEAR NOTHING. Love really is the answer.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The NEW New World Order. OURS!
(One day I'll tell you about the amazing 100 year old time travelling and space travelling shepherd. Honest, it was really weird! Remind me if I forget..)
Boy, we're in a mess aren't we?
I feel a fellowship with all of humanity and a love for and mutual "we're in the same boat" affection for everything our beautiful blue globe provides for us.
This makes sense to me, because this is home.
Shake away the programming, and everyone will feel the same.
What a time we will have of fun and fellowship and freedom and creativeness when this nightmare is over and we can see each other for what we are.
This is our place in space and our moment in time.
This is our opportunity and our duty.
We have in our hands the chance to bring real change, fundamental change to the tide of history.
This awakening knowledge was subverted to the elite's programme with the Obama campaign:
"Change"! (Does that ring a bell?)
Future generations will look to us for the example WE set right now.
They'll also look for the villains, so that they might learn the lesson of replicating the past, sick as it has been.
Future generations will seek and find their heroes from amongst the courageous amongst us..
I hope you count yourself as one, for courage and heroism and disregard for personal safety is fundamental to any struggle played out in the sandpit of childish disagreement in which we are currently confined.
We are the foundation stones and building blocks of their future world under the NEW New World Order.
Fear nothing. You are better and more powerful than you now realise.
Don't for a moment think that globalism is a bad idea. The family of man is just that.
One hundred years ago reaching out a hand to help another human being across the world was almost impossible.
Now we can reach them in hours. Talk to them in less than a second.
The global elite wish to harness this power to their own ends, but We'll have it instead and use it for good, thank you very much.
Without their interference.
They are conspiring to introduce their global vision, whilst at the same time controlling the opposition to the globalism of humanity via their shills. They want you to distrust the idea of a global human race, one specie sharing one home, because then they would have to fight and kill all of us, united in our determination to "Start Again".
Globalism is not about global power elites enslaving mankind, it's about the family of man living in peace, love and harmony with its host, its home. It's about non-interference, it's about caring, it's about the charity that has no name or logo or advertising budget just the grunt and effort of humanity trying to do its best. It's about law and justice being what the people expect and not what the lawyers can make of it.
It's about freedom. Not the freedom to harm and brutalise under the protective cloud of disinformation and lies supported by the media and governments but the freedom to BE.
Just to BE..
As I heard once in "Green Wing", an inspired UK comedy:
The freedom to "dance like nobody is looking".
You know what I mean?
It's about love.
The beauty of mankind lies partly in its diversity, its traditions , its incredible variety. The
idea of a global system of good is fundamental to the future of the planet, as is the preservation and support of global difference, global diversity, global happiness.
This concept is not one which derives from a system of governmental and hierarchical regulation and the enforcement of laws preserving difference and punishing those that don't support "diversity", that simulacrum of decency and fairness and equality promoted by the current world masters that seeks to destroy difference by seeming to defend it.
It's about love.
The idea favoured by the global scum is to turn the entire planet into a mall where brainwashed sheep, drugged to the eyeballs, spend their debt dollar in the company store, spend their working lives cleaning the lavatories of their masters, held in place by "hate speech" legislation and the myriad of other petty regulations that stifle expression and punish the outspoken.
They elite just hate a maverick. Always have.
So be one.
Free people make them ill, and scare them.
The ebb and flow of history has so far been dominated by the rip tide of evil. There has never been a moment in the recorded history of humanity that hasn't seen the rape of a mother and child, the senselessly evil massacre of a family, the perpetual and horrific blood fest of this carnival of travesty that has gone on and on.
The sheeple accept this state of affairs as "normal", as "life". They , of course, are the very instruments of this perpetual malaise. They have the effrontery to believe in their blinkered and irrational minds that they are living in an enlightened and civilised time, the zenith of human endeavour, when of course the opposite is true.
We have touched the bottom, and are feeding off rancid black mud full of disease and the rotting carcasses of the murdered.
That's Enough, isn't it, of all that?
Are we not 6.5 billion strong in this family of ours?
Time now to "Start Again".
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- August 13, 2009 at 6:06 PM
Yes well said , we certainly don't want their version of globalism.
A person I talked to said he wants to live a no harm to anything type of life. He does not believe in eating beef, chicken, fish etc Now I believe that is carrying it a bit too far.
As beef farmers we love our property and look after our stock very well - I don't think I want to become a vegetarian and I am sure many people don't. The government and mining corporations are trying to remove us by many methods but they will have to shoot us and drag us out to do that.
Doing no harm to plants and animals is pretty hard when people still have to eat.
- August 14, 2009 at 7:11 AM
- KathyM said...
Hi Olive,
My questions this time: How is your spring water there? Do you have to boil it before you drink it or is it still pure? And do you have another water source in your home for everything besides drinking water?
- August 16, 2009 at 6:21 PM
- KathyM said...
Hi Olive,
My questions this time: Is your spring water pure enough to drink as is, or do you have to boil it? And do you have another water supply in your home for all other uses besides drinking?
- August 16, 2009 at 6:31 PM
We seem to be on the same page, but I've now read the intro, and several posts including this one, and I feel that this one of the least fact-dense sites I've run accross. Wish I had time to read another 30 pages for a few opinions and a fact or two. Don't get me wrong, I'm on your side, but PuhLEASE. I'm not sure the intro piece, with "everything" as the claim in the title, even said anything. Top marks for vagueness and lengthiness, though.
- August 22, 2009 at 8:53 AM
- whoregisteredme said...
I,m sorry to hear you need to get it all in one ready packet whilst in a hurry anonymous.
Go stand on a rock somewhere far away from peope, take off your shoes and feel the rock, spread your hands towards the sky. repeatedly do this until you make contact with your innerself, after that take it easy my friend. You may cry, you may become enlightened, you might find revelations, you migt find out who you realy are.
patience, rid yourself from indoctrinations forced upon you by others, (hence the temporary spot far away from people.)
I can tell you already what you will find, You will find that you are god. there will be nothing else in the sky as just the knowledge that everything is related. from the past to the far away future.
if you would not have existed, I wouldn t either and vice versa. (hint : bring this piece of knowledge to a higher level by yourself.)
through ages our minds have been coexisting ,carrying the consciesness of existence through our biologic herritage.
please learn to apreciate the vague and lenghtiness of this beautifull blog.
now find that rock.
- August 31, 2009 at 11:21 PM
- whoregisteredme said...
von curtis, life is sacred, just treat is as such and interfere only as far as your conscience allows. as long as your conscience can handle it, you,ll be all right. This conscience though will be there to find at the stone where also anonymous is standing.
the world is not a perfect place of yet.
if everyone had to slaughter their own animals for food, less animals would have to be killed since it takes a whole lot of justification to do so.
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The season opener is a time of wonder and excitement, of optimism and possibility. Except at the Johnson household.
My wife prepares to become a basketball widow. My kids prepare to call me "Who?" And, yet, still I answer your questions. It's a fine line between dedication and insanity.
"What I do know, unequivocally, is that if the Bulls have a worse record than the Memphis Grizzlies I will shave my head and put a new picture above Ask K.C." Can the backpack make a comeback for this picture? Are you still going to honor the bet if Rose is injured for the season or severely limited? How much of a wasted season would this be for the Bulls if this was the case with Rose? Have a terrific season, consider this your pre-game posterior pat for luck. --Cleetus, Cedar Falls, Iowa
How about our boy Cleetus checking in strong for his first entry of the 2009-10 season? The first quote, for those not enlightened, refers to an answer I gave last week where I vowed to shave my head if the Bulls have a worse record than the Grizzlies. The second line, echoed by many this week, is the disappointment that the picture accompanying this feature no longer shows me wearing a very retro backpack, making me look even sillier than I already do. (Ed. note: Backpack wallpaper)As for the serious part of Cleetus' question, losing Rose obviously would lower expectations greatly. But here's a weird thing about this team: They have plenty of depth, size and confidence. Don't read my answer as me saying they'd be fine without Rose because I think that costs them 5-8 victories. But the point is: This team is deeper than previous Bulls teams.
Safely assuming the Bulls get their size back and healthy in Sasquatch Gray and Jerome James and then boast the deepest and most talented frontcourt in all of basketball with Noah, Miller, TyThom, and Taj Mahal (to go along with Gray and James)...once we cake walk through the east in the playoffs, I'm wondering how we match up with the Lakers in the Finals. As I see it, we'll play close to the minimum amount of games in the playoffs against the likes of Boston, Cleveland and Orlando, while the Lakers will be in physical wars against the Trail Blazers, Spurs, etc. and struggle to simply make it to us, let alone beat us. Hope Grant Park isn't busy come late June for Papa smells a Ring Rally! Danka Shane
I'll repeat: It's a fine line between dedication and insanity.
Hey K.C., anyone with a little basketball knowledge can see that Deng did best in Skiles' structured system. He does need an offense that helps get him his shots and there is nothing wrong with that. If Del Negro does not recognize that and work to fit him in then he is not doing his job as a coach. He does not have the credibility yet to feel everyone must adopt to him. Unless he adjusts his coaching and play-calling to the capabilities of his players then this could be an underachieving season. I say it's on Vinny! Greg
I appeared on DePaul's student radio station yesterday--only the best for me--and talked about how this is probably a shared situation. Deng needs to be more aggressive and Del Negro needs to utilize Deng's strengths more. I think getting Rose back will help Deng, who still can be adept at running the floor and hitting a midrange jumper. But, yes, it's clear Deng struggles to beat defenders off the dribble. It'd be nice to see some actions where he's slashing through the lane and getting baskets off ball movement. The Bulls primarily have become a screen-and-roll team to utilize Rose's skills.
II'm not applying this to you, but it amazes me how in print and on shows like " Chicago Tribune Live" Deng is referred to as a young developing player. He's a six-year veteran. What we've seen for five years is what we'll see for another five -- "slashing", soft, weak defense, black-hole player. I said it then, and I'll say it again: The Bulls should have drafted Andre Iguodala. Unfortunately, Pax was into winning programs and players with character, something Deng hasn't exhibited. Jeff Hartnett, St. Louis
You can rip on Deng for a lot of stuff, but being a black-hole player and not exhibiting character can't be two of them from my seat. Define character. Deng does more charity work than most NBA players and also won the Joe Dumars award for sportsmanship one season. I don't see Deng forcing shots. If anything, I see him disappearing for stretches if he's not getting enough touches.
You have said you don't think offense will be a problem, but I don't see how. The Bulls may continue a respectable per-game scoring average but you only have to look to Phoenix and Golden State to know that per-game scoring really is more about how much time you choose to spend at the defensive end. The key is scoring in crunch time when the defense stiffens. Derrick has great potential for this, though he will have to finish around the rim and find teammates at crunch time better than last year. Salmons is the next best option but he seems to defer too often. There is really no one else. Deng may average 15 per game but won't create anything for himself. Everyone keeps saying he needs Rose to come back but remember last season all the discussion was about how Deng couldn't figure out how to play with Rose. I see the Bulls losing a lot of games in the fourth quarter. Rob, Oak Park
I think the discussion was more about how Del Negro couldn't figure out how best to utilize Rose and Deng together. There's no doubt the Bulls will miss Ben Gordon's scoring ability in the fourth quarter of close games. But the Bulls are counting on Rose to grow in this area. And trust me on this one: Salmons won't defer as much this season. I'm focused on the defensive end, not the offensive end.
First-time writer here. Are they not direct enough with Tyrus? I played high school ball (mostly bench) and when coach says go underneath and get rebounds or you sit here next to me it worked. Can't they show him the shot chart? When he takes outside shots and doesn't go inside he has a lower shooting percentage, scores and rebounds less and probably logs fewer minutes because of it. When he drives to the basket with the ball, makes good cuts for the passes, hangs out around the basket his shooting percentage is much higher, he scores and rebounds more and will likely play more minutes because of it. You don't have to make a good score on the SAT to realize what you're good at. Dave Gilchrist, Marion, Ill.
Welcome to the conversation. Del Negro actually emphasizes that he encourages Thomas to take proper outside shots within the context of the offense. And there will be times this season that Thomas is playing the small forward, so expect those shots. It's a fine line, though, and I agree that Thomas is at his best near the rim. Thomas is a skilled player who gets in trouble when he falls into the trap of thinking he can create all the time. Sure, he can dribble through his legs and hit a jumper one time down the floor. But the next, he can kick it away. The coaching staff is direct with Thomas, but, like I said, maybe he hears mixed signals because Del Negro doesn't want to take away all his skill and aggressiveness. Ultimately, it falls on the player to figure it out.
You talked about Taj Gibson a couple of times in your Oct. 21 Q&A, and he was apparently designated as the temporary starter until TT got fully fit. Why all the attention to Gibson? To me, James Johnson looks like the most exciting young big man to wear a Bulls uniform in many years. The show he put on against Utah in London brought me out of my chair more than once, and his speed, ballhandling and quickness to the basket are remarkable in a kid that big. I think JJ could be something special. What am I missing -- that Vinny and you are seeing -- that apparently has kept Johnson below Gibson in the pecking order? Mike Gaynes, Moss Beach, Calif.
I don't think it's even close that Gibson is more the NBA-ready player. Watch Gibson on three straight possessions. If he's out of position at all, I bet it would only be once. He always seems to be in the right place at the right time. He rotates defensively well, talks on defense, boxes out. He's a coach's dream when it comes to fundamentals. There's no doubt Johnson has way more upside. I think the Bulls drafted two players who can contribute for a long time.
Antonio Davis was a great leader. Any chance the Bulls can talk to his wife, Kendra, regarding a leadership position? Lonely in San Diego
This would qualify as this week's question of brilliance that needs no response.
Is Omer Asik the new world hide-and-seek champion? How come he didn't come to camp this year? Is he playing somewhere and might we expect him by next season? ARIS, Indianapolis
He's under contract in Turkey. The Bulls knew that when they drafted him. He's fully recovered from the knee surgery he underwent last year, played well in last summer's EuroBasket competition and the Bulls hope to have him in camp next October.
My gut feeling tells me that D-Wade signs with the Bulls next summer. Obviously, they will be in position financially to sign him and they have the roster flexibility as well. Am I too optimistic? What big name do you think the Bulls will sign in 2010, if any? Fred
Speculation exists that Wade is the biggest possibility to leave. I think the Bulls will have a very focused approach on free agency--assuming they don't make an in-season trade that sends away their expiring deals. I think Wade will certainly be a target but they will be prepared to move to other free agents-- Joe Johnson?--if needed. John Salmons can opt out of his contract after this season, so that will factor in somewhat to what they decide to do.
First of all, can the Trib put that picture of you in your backpack back on the site? That is really the only reason I read your column. Anyhoo, if D-Wade stays in Miami, LeBron jumps to NYC or stays with the Cavs, and Bosh stays in Toronto with their recent additions (and really who likes Bosh anyway), how screwed are our Bullies? Come on, be realistic here, I like our team as an average group, but with no star besides Rose (and hopefully Noah), we'll need to purposefully lose to get back to the lottery. Adam, Chicago/Evanston
What's up with the tentativeness to Evanston, my hometown? It's OK. You can say you're from there. We know it's close to Chicago.
I'd be shocked if LeBron left Cleveland. But, yes, if the Bulls strike out in free agency--or fail to make an in-season trade--let the second-guessing begin.
Do the Bulls have a policy on the use of Twitter? I know that Tyrus has an account, but it seems to be a series of ads, like some incredibly irritating digitized infomercial. What other Bulls players have Twitter accounts? What NBA players do you follow on Twitter? What is your personal opinion of Twitter? Please feel free to use this question as a plug for your twitter account, which I follow and enjoy. Sorry about so many questions in just one email, but due to excessive twitter use, I pretty much lose control when I start writing over 140 characters. Fred Pfeiffer, twitter.com/cbefred
You rule, Fred. So did Tyrus' first account. I found that highly entertaining. He's since changed account names and dared me to try to find him. I did. But I will admit that he and Jalen Rose are about the only two NBA types I follow closely. (Always loved Jalen.) The Bulls merely adhere to the NBA's policy on social media, which isn't as stringent as that of the NFL. And since you asked, thanks for the plug: twitter.com/kcjhoop.
Beef Goulash is kind of like a box of chocolates. Therefore, the Bulls must be a Robert Zemeckis film. OK, cheap ploy to get into the mailbag. Anywho, with Rose's injury still nagging him and the opener soon what do you see Vinny putting on the floor as the starting lineup game 1? I like Noah, Tyrus, Deng, Salmons and Hinrich. Thoughts?
Rose will start. The other four sound right. And I just fulfilled my promise to print any question mentioning beef goulash.
I know everyone has been saying that the Bulls will not keep Byars or Richard, and that you recently touched on the idea of keeping one around until January. One thing that I have not heard mentioned is that, with keeping only 13 players, the team would be dressing only 11 guys at the beginning of the season, with Gray and James both out. Would it not be wise to keep an extra guy around for a bit, so the team can at least have 12 healthy players? Nick DiVincenzo
I think that's the very reason Byars is around for now. But even Byars sounded like he wouldn't be around for long.
I think the Bulls made a big mistake last season having Deng shooting 3s, which is not his game. Do you see VDN having Deng return to his normal role which is slashing to basket? In addition, I knew Ben Gordon was going to leave the Bulls but I think John Salmons can replace that loss. He is a better defender, bigger guard, and he can score. Sure it will hurt losing Gordon occasional but I will not miss his erratic shooting, poor defender, and turnover-prone ways. David, Highland Park
I think Salmons is going to have a big year. I was one of BG's biggest supporters but Salmons is just a solid player at both ends. His size gives the Bulls more options, too, at both ends. As for Deng, shooting threes is definitely not his game. As mentioned above, I think finding Deng's role within the offense has been a work in progress.
I'm having a hard time envisioning who will provide the Bulls with clutch shots at the buzzer now that BG is gone. With three seconds left, what play, and for whom, would you design to score? Argie Grigorakos
I always loved the give-the-ball-to-Ron-Mercer-at-the-top-of-the-key-and-clear-out play from the post-dynasty days. In honor of that, I say run the give-the-ball-to-Rose-and-clear-out play.
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Dinner Tonight: Mario Batali's Chicken Thighs with Garlicky Crumbs and Snap Peas
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Chicken breasts are an extremely popular cut of meat, and that's because they're easy to work with. But I've lately taken to buying boneless, skinless chicken thighs instead. They're just as easy (no prep whatsoever), but they lay flat and cook more evenly, especially on a grill or grill pan. They also taste better—and a coating of "garlicky crumbs," as in this Mario Batali recipe, doesn't hurt at all.
Why I Picked This Recipe: I'm always on the lookout for quick chicken recipes, especially those that don't require a long marinating time. It also struck my eye as a less obvious recipe for Batali—it features parsley and shallots, hallmarks of French cuisine, not Italian.
What Worked: The depth of flavor of the breadcrumbs, which are pulsed with anchovies, parsley, olive oil, and a heroic amount of garlic, allowed the chicken to require only 15 minutes or so of wait time to absorb tremendous flavor: just enough time to get the grill going and prepare the snap peas.
What Didn't: The amount of olive oil called for with the breadcrumbs produced a gummy mess on my first attempt, so I had to start over. I've adjusted the amount in the recipe.
Suggested Tweaks: The snap peas are a wonderful, crunchy side, mixed with a base of caramelized shallots and more anchovy. But lots of vegetables, such as green beans or broccoli, could stand in for the snap peas.
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[Intro: Sample + Slick Rick]
"Who in the hell teaches you kung fu?
Your master must be an ignorant idiot as well!"
(Uncle Ricky, would you read us a bedtime story?)
Nah, kid, but I'mma give you one them old Raekwon crime joints
Feel me? We will, we will
We will, we will—here we go
[Verse 1: Raekwon]
Well it was late one night, walking through the park
With my leathered down coat and Wallabee Clarks
Getting my step on, big shit, big six, big wrist
So much excitement in the air, I was crisp
Money suitcase, Louis joint
(yo, Rae, I'mma get some shit just like yours!)
Go make it happen, black God and get rich
Saw the D's fly by, in a New Yorker, yup, tints and shit
They made a right on me, them last two dicks
Know I seen 'em, Max loaded, jog right back to the car
They spun around again and blast their shit
I dropped a Backwood, a puff and then a 6-4-5
You'se a live nigga, you almost smashed your shit
I'mma don my way out the bitch, moving through the car
Nice and slow, two hoodies on and a golden pit
Nigga had a white eye, they both blacked down
What's the clown shit for? The dog jumped in the whip
It was a trained one, wops pointed at me (yo, nigga, freeze)
[Verse 2: GZA]
I told the Chef Raekwon, pump the brakes
Slow it down, you know these C-Cypher Punks scanned your plates
Release the seatbelt off the shoulders, a mile ahead
Then the vibe got a lot colder when the marksman said
"Black niggas in the Jeep, get the fuck out the car"
Put your hands where my eyes can see or suffer a scar"
He was a veteran, who kept, pepper spray in the canister
Donut shop lounger, thirty eight brandisher
On top of that, the blunt smoke just rang a bell
Of his bloodhound who had an acute sense of smell
Beef tripping, saliva dripping from razor sharp teeth
That was pointy as the daggers of the Indian Chiefs
Same cops known for extorting pimps and booking whores
Aimed Glocks at me and Rae, cause they was looking for
A few MCs wanted for a string of break-ins
Last seen, wearing long minks and snakeskins
[Hook: Slick Rick]
We will, we will, rob you
We will, we will, Glock you
We will, we will, what? who? (not you)
Here we go
[Verse 3: Masta Killa]
You know my Clan done ran from Japan to Atlanta with stamina
Peace to Chef, Mr. Meth
Move it on your left, with the Iron Lung breath
Ghostface Kill', U-G ill
Deck so real, Dr. Ason Unique, the medic
Ahh, Allah Just, The Abbott, y'all niggas can't forget it
You might catch a Cap if your shit ain't Street
Allah Mathematics make the cypher complete
See knowledge is the foundation of existence
To know starts the spark of the flow
Wisdom activation of the Nation moving
Wise words, show and prove or understand the 13 letters
And the Masta, culture be the way of life
Freedom is reward, who will pay the price for the power
Spending hour after hour, preparing his self
For the hour, now look how refined
When the mind and body is one, every part of me
Supreme equality, manifest the nature of self
G-O-D, now build and add on to the truth
Destroy the bullshit, born incomplete


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Wabash Loans Historic Piano to Carnegie Museumby Steve Charles • October 18, 2007 Share:
A rare and remarkable "square" piano—likely the instrument the wife of famed Civil War General Lew Wallace was playing when Wallace first saw her in the 1830s—has been moved from Wabash College to the new Carnegie Museum in Crawfordsville.
The piano, built in Boston by T. Gilbert and Company, is on loan to the museum through an agreement with the College. It is believed to have been bought by Isaac Elston for his daughter, Susan, who later became the wife of Crawfordsville's Lew Wallace, Civil War general, ambassador to Turkey, and the author of the novel Ben-Hur.
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The Fiesta has been a tradition for over 60 years, bringing together parishioners and community members for one big party each year. From planning throughout the year to the over 400 volunteers that give their time, everyone's help is important to making this fund-raising and friend-making event a success.
How can I help? It takes generous sponsors, organizers, donations, and many hands during this event. To sign up as a volunteer for this year's event on May 31 and June 1, use our volunteer database. Drop off your book sale and plant sale donations in the greeting area. Store-bought pies, cookies, and cupcakes for our Sweets Booth can be dropped off starting Friday, May 31. For more information about anything Fiesta-related, visit this page. Keep watching the bulletin for additional annoucements. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors - this is one event you don't want to miss!


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Photo credit 1899-1949 (A) Kilfinane Photographs
Kilfinnane or Kilfinane is a small market town in County Limerick, Ireland. In the barony of Coshlea it is the highest town in Co Limerick and is surrounded on three sides by the Ballyhoura Mountains. On the remaining side is the Golden Vale.[i] The townland for Kilfinane is Moorestown and the barony is Coshlea.
The photo above represents the town name in both English and Celtic or Gaelic. The translation from the Celtic is Church of St Finnian. St Finnian lived a monastic life along the river Lubagh at the time of St Patrick, about the 7th century. The local citizens observed his meditations and prayers. Eventually they became converts. When St Finnian left the area to continue his conversions, the local people built a church in his name. After a while the area became known as Cill Fionain.
The parish was originally formed by the union of Ardpatrick, Particles, and Kilfinane. The modern parish was formed when Ardpatrick became a separate parish. Kilmallock and Ballingaddy are also associated with Kilfinane.[ii] A small group of Palatines came to the area about the 1760s and they helped the locals defeat an attack from the defenders in 1793.
The Kilfinane Moat was one of the seating places of the Kings of Cashel. It may also have been used as a place of ceremonial. It is called a moat but in appearance I would call it a mound since it is 34 feet high and 54 feet in diameter. [iv]
Since my grandfather was from Kilfinane, I understand more about the area. He was born about the time the parishes changed which will make finding his records more difficult, but as I become more familiar with parishes, baronys, townlands, and villages I am sure I will find something. Judging by the list of parish priests listed on the Diocese of Limerick website my grandfather was mostlikely baptized by Richard B O'Brien, DD or John Halpin, depending on when he was actually born.
The current church was dedicated to St Andrew and built under the direction of Fr Patrick Lee, parish priest from 1877 until his death in 1892.


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Crosby's hat trick demonstrates his full range of skillsby Shawn P. Roarke
PITTSBURGH -- Sidney Crosby was at his best Friday night in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. As a result, he rewrote the Pittsburgh Penguins' history book a bit and gave his team a 2-0 series lead against the Ottawa Senators.
Pittsburgh coach Dan Bylsma said he started the line of Crosby, Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis because he wanted to send a message to his team about how important the game was.
"You look to those guys to set the tone to come out and not only just set the tone but the way we play, the way we execute -- that's why you start that line and what you got from the veteran guys to start the game," Bylsma said after a 4-3 victory that featured a Crosby hat trick.
Crosby's line did not score on the opening shift, but they did dominate zone play to put the Senators back on their heels. Crosby was on the board soon enough, though.
At 3:16, Crosby completed a highlight-reel goal, using his speed to torch a flat-footed Erik Karlsson, Ottawa's Norris Trophy-winning defenseman, before firing a low, hard shot that beat goalie Craig Anderson to the far side to give Pittsburgh a lead it would never relinquish.
The goal was a precursor of the glory to come, but it was also a piece of history as it gave Crosby 100 playoff points in 75 appearances. Four players have reached 100 points faster: Wayne Gretzky (46 games), Mario Lemieux (50), Jari Kurri (67) and Mike Bossy (74). It also tied Crosby for fourth place on the Penguins' playoff scoring list with Hall of Famer Ron Francis. Lemieux (172 points in 107 games), Jaromir Jagr (147 points in 140 games) and Kevin Stevens (106 points in 103 games) are the top three playoff scorers in franchise history.
"I didn't know it was [Karlsson]," Crosby said when asked if he knew who was in front of him on the first goal. "I think he was getting ready to gap up and I was able to catch a stride there. He's a good skater. He's one of the best, so I think being able to catch a step and get around him was good timing. I don't know who pushed the puck up to me but it worked out pretty well."
"Pretty well" is an understatement. The goal was so beautiful -- reminiscent of the defense-splitting, highlight-reel goal he scored against the New York Islanders in the first-round series -- that he left his coach and teammates shaking their heads in amazement.
"He has so many assets and things that make him great, but one is that he can do everything at top speed," forward Jarome Iginla said. "There are lots of guys that can skate really fast without the puck, but he doesn't slow down with puck at all. He's fast without it, obviously, but when he has it he's just as fast. Most guys, they start coming into traffic, they have to slow up and look around. They have to slow up just a bit. He doesn't slow up at all and that is a big part of what makes him so great."
Crosby's vision and the ability to process his options also are part of his greatness. Those characteristics were on display on his second goal, when he held the puck too long as he came through the offensive zone. When the opportunity to pass disappeared, Crosby noticed Anderson was cheating toward the pass and, as a result, he decided to bank the puck off the goalie's pad and into the goal.
"He's one of the best in the game and if you give him time and space to make plays, to shoot the puck, he's going to burn you," Ottawa defenseman Chris Phillips said. "That's what we did today -- gave him a little too much time and he was able to take advantage of that."
Crosby finished his hat trick at 1:15 of the second period, scoring on the power play with a booming shot under the crossbar. This time, he used the screen of Phillips to beat Anderson.
"I wanted to shoot it a little earlier," Crosby said. "I was just trying to find a way around. I don't know who was in front but I knew they were going to come up to front it. It worked out pretty good; he was going across as I was shooting it."
And, just like that, the hats were floating down to the ice as the sellout crowd celebrated wildly.
"You don't get those opportunities all the time, especially in the playoffs, to score three," said Crosby, who also had a playoff hat trick in 2009 and joins Lemieux as the only Penguins to have more than one in the playoffs. "It's a great feeling."


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Magnet 360, the fast-growing marketer, has raised $1.6 million in additional equity from existing investors to support a growth surge, bringing the total investment to about $5 million.
The four-year-old company, with about 40 clients including Häagen-Dazs, Digi, Allianz North America, 3M and Cargill, employs 85 people in Minneapolis and New York, where it opened an office in 2011. It expects to open offices in San Francisco and Chicago this year.
In an interview, managing partner Scott Litman said the client list is expanding, the partnership with Salesforce.com is working, and that the firm expects to grow from about $17 million in revenue in 2012 to $25 million this year.
"It's OK to be on planes, but it's better to be there locally," Litman said.
Magnet 360 was launched in 2008 by veteran digital marketers Litman and Dan Mallin with about $3 million invested by Chairman Skip Gage, a veteran marketer whose Gage Marketing was a charter member of Magnet 360.
The other investors in this third round of capital raising include Salesforce.com, StarTec Investments and several individuals.
"We're pretty excited about our growth, the jobs we're creating, the partnership we have with a market leader like Salesforce.com and how we're producing really innovative solutions for some of the world's best companies," Litman said. "There's a robust market for digital marketing services and we use Salesforce.com … to help us engage with our customer's audience, either business or consumers."
Ex-pilot now pens thrillers
Phil Donlay, a former $150,000-a-year corporate pilot for PepsiAmericas, was forced from the cockpit in 2008 by rheumatoid arthritis.
The Twin Cities resident had a disability insurance policy that provided about half his old salary, and he decided to turn his avocation for fiction writing into a career.
Donlay, 56, has self-published a couple of thrillers, starting when he was still flying. The latest of his aviation-themed novels, "Zero Separation," was released this month by Oceanview Publishing, along with accolades from a couple of New York Times bestselling fiction authors. Donlay had well-attended book signings recently at the downtown Minneapolis Barnes & Noble, Once Upon a Crime and other bookstores and is in the middle of a several-city book tour.
"It took awhile to get through the changes in my life," said Donlay, a frank, grateful man who also has survived heart surgery. "I went from being the captain to just a guy in 12A. Writing had been kind of a hobby. Now it gives me an identity and a purpose. I'm not getting rich from writing. But it saved me."
In the book, leading man Donovan Nash is caught between an emotionally compromised FBI agent who knows his secret and a brutal terrorist bent on igniting war in the Middle East. Some of the action takes place aboard a private jet over Washington, D.C. — territory Donlay knows well.
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HealthPartners is the highest-ranked insurance plan in the Minnesota and Wisconsin region in overall member experience, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2013 U.S. Member Health Plan Study.
The venerable survey company, which ranks all kinds of products and organizations, gathers consumer feedback on health plans nationwide every year. Consumers rate overall member experience based on seven factors: coverage and benefits, provider choice, information and communication, claims processing, statements, customer service and the approval process.
"Our organization is focused on making people healthier, making health care more affordable and creating the best possible experiences for patients and members," CEO Mary Brainerd said in response. "It is exciting for us to know that our efforts are not only being noticed, but standing out." HealthPartners, based in Bloomington, also operates hospitals and clinics and is the process of merging with Park Nicollet Health Services.
Glassdoor, a job search website, has completed its second annual list of the highest rated chief executives. CEO Richard Davis of Minneapolis-based U.S. Bancorp ranks ninth, according to Glassdoor, which relies on anonymous ratings from employees. Davis, an even-keeled guy who manages what is considered one of the better-run financial companies in the country, moved up from No. 13 last year.
No other Minnesota CEO made the list. At the top of this year's list was Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, whose approval rating increased 14 percentage points from last year. Apple CEO, Tim Cook, was tops in the first list but dropped to 18th this year. Glassdoor asks employees whether they approve or disapprove of the way their CEO is leading the company. More info at: www.glassdoor.com.
Connect Minnesota last week said 78 percent of Minnesota households — or 3.2 million adults — now subscribe to broadband service at home, up from 72 percent in 2011. One of the biggest jumps was in mobile broadband usage, which increased by 12 percentage points.
Among the key findings of the residential survey: About 370,000 Minnesotans say they do not subscribe to home broadband service because they don't feel that broadband is relevant to them, or they don't believe they would benefit from having broadband at home. Within the past year, mobile Internet use has increased from 39 percent to 51 percent across the state. The freedom to access the Internet while away from home is the main reason why Minnesotans are subscribing to mobile broadband service on their cellphones.


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text: It would have been the easiest thing in the world to call for revenge. But Birmingham resident Tariq Jahan whose son was run down and killed by a car during the riots asked only for calm. "Blacks, Asians, whites we all live in the same community," he said in a speech to his community the day after his son died. "Why do we have to kill one another? Why are we doing this?" The tragedy unfolded on Tuesday night as Jahan's son Haroon headed out to protect local shops from rioters in the Winson Green area of Birmingham, a neighborhood plagued by tension between African-Caribbean and South Asian communities. Haroon and two other young Muslims were thrown high into the air when a car that had mounted the pavement struck them at 50 m.p.h. (80 km/h). Jahan attempted to perform CPR on his dying son, a 21-year-old car mechanic and amateur boxer, but was unable to revive him. Later that night, as tensions mounted, Jahan called on the 150-person mob to go home. "I don't want any of you to fight," he said.


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A First-Aid Kit for Handling Conflict
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Friedrich Glasl has worked with conflict resolution in companies, schools and communities for over 30 years. Confronting Conflict is authoritative and modern, containing new examples, exercises, theory and techniques. The tools Glasl offers are techniques for analyzing the symptoms of the conflict, ways of understanding how temperaments affect conflicts and what can be done about it, how to acknowledge that a conflict exists and then how to lessen it, and practice in developing considerate confrontation. This is a powerful tool chest which if worked with will lead to greater harmony within groups and families. Recommended.


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LEOMINSTER -- The pack usually finds a way to reel in any cyclist ambitious enough to stage a breakaway, but in Friday's Rollstone Bank Leominster Criterium the field just couldn't keep pace with a pair of frontrunners.
With 16 laps to go, Cole Archambault and Joshua Lehmann broke free from everyone else. Later, with only one lap remaining, Archambault pulled away on his own to earn a thrilling Men Pro 1/2 victory in the Rollstone Back & Trust Leominster Criterium -- the opening stage of the 53rd Longsjo Classic.
It was a 31-lap race through downtown Leominster, where the cyclists went 26 miles, and Archambault posted a winning time of 55 minutes flat.
Archambault is a member of the Green Line Velo Driven By ZipCar team, which notched its second victory of this week. Third-place finisher Sam Rosenholtz was also a member of the team, finishing in 55:07. Lehmann represented Dealer.com Cycling Team and finished the race in 55:06.
"The promoter did a fantastic job of running this race last year," Archambault said. "I let our team know that this was going to be a priority this year. This is one of the most prestigious races in New England, if not the most prestigious. I'm glad that we were well represented."
The separation began with 16 laps to go for Archambault and Lehmann and lasted until both reached the finish line. Archambault held the lead on the home stretch for 16 of the last 17 laps, but Lehmann controlled the back straightaway as they flip-flopped drafting responsibilities.
"Lehmann was actually leading on the back half of the lap," Archambault said. "It looked like I was leading the whole time, but we were swapping on the turns. Drafting is a huge part of racing, and the general rule is you get one percent benefit per mile an hour. We were going 31 miles per hour and he had to put in only 70 percent of the effort to stay behind me."
It was roughly a 17-second lead for the first five laps of the breakaway. As the duo approached 10 laps to go, the pack had closed to within 14 seconds, but the leaders were having none of it. By the time the race reached nine laps remaining, the two had broken free for a whopping 28-second lead.
"In this level of racing, the goal is to have the big teams represented in the breakaway group," Archambault said. "These breakaways don't have the sprinters in them; when there is a team represented in one they get to rest in the field. I wanted to keep my sprinter fully rested. Usually the sprinters will swallow up the pack in the end, and we were just fast enough to stay ahead."
The pack roared to within 10 seconds of the duo with only three laps to go, but Archambault and Lehmann were determined to hang on.
"I felt it was a 50/50 split with the workload," Lehmann said. "We did a good job working together and this is my best single day result here, for sure, (in eight tries)."
Archambault took a three-second lead over Lehmann heading into the final lap, while their nearest competitor trailed 13 seconds behind. It was Archambault who made the final push, raising his arms in celebration as he crossed the finish line.
"Everyone works together in the breakaway until victory in the breakaway is assured," Archambault said. "All bets are off after that.
"Lehmann put in a lot of hard work on the back stretch. There was just an uphill coming off of the backstretch. I knew he was a little bit tired from the work he was doing, and on that hill I put an attack and created a gap and held it a lap and a quarter to the finish line."
The unsung heroes were the Green Line Velo Driven By ZipCar teammates behind the scenes, blocking nearly all the attempts to get up to the leaders. Rosenholtz not only provided good defense, but also made strong sprint to the finish line, with a heavy pack of cyclists around him, to capture third.
"We sat back and covered moves trying to get to him," Rosenholtz said. "It was a better chance for everybody. Every time there was somebody trying to get to him we'd be right on them. For the field sprint it was my job to get that done for us, and I was glad to do it."
Archambault made an early attempt in the race to pull ahead, posting a six-second breakout only six laps into the race. He regained the lead six laps later with 19 to go, keeping it for two laps, before temporarily handing it over before his big push down the stretch.


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Powerball Jackpot at $400 Million for Tonight
Lottery machines across New Jersey have been printing tickets all day in anticipation of tonight's Powerball jackpot with an annuity value of $400 million.
Tickets are available until 10 p.m. for the drawing an hour later. Lottery spokeswoman Judith Drucker says many purchased tickets during lunch today with sales hitting about $8 thousand between 1 and 2 p.m. today, and nearly $9 thousand between 3 and 4 p.m.
Tonight's jackpot, with a cash value of $223.6 million, is the fifth largest ever offered in the United States. The drawing is Wednesday night at 11 p.m. and can be seen on WABC TV and WPVI TV and on the Powerball website. Text NEWS to 89000 to be the first to know when the numbers are drawn.
"The revenue generate by the New Jersey Lottery ticket sales goes to fund so many valuable education programs and institutions throughout the state," said Drucker. "Everybody in the state really benefits from playing."
No one has won the jackpot in the multi-state game in the 11 drawings since the last huge jackpot on August 7. The Ocean's 16 group of county workers from Ocean County who bought their ticket at the Acme supermarket in Little Egg Harbor, were the first to come forward. Mario Scarnici of Monmouth Junction, who got his ticket at Stop and Shop in South Brunswick, claimed his part of the jackpot a few weeks later. A third ticket was purchased in Minnesota.
A major revamp in January 2012 increased the cost of a Powerball ticket from $1 to $2. It also led to larger jackpots in smaller amounts of time. Of the top 10 Powerball jackpots of all time, nearly half have been recorded after the game change.
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You are likely aware of the concept of condition based maintenance (CBM): essentially, performing the optimal amount of maintenance only when required (and on your own schedule). Much progress has been made on CBM lately, including many successful program launches. Yet, these programs are not without risk. When considering your CBM strategy, you should be aware of some of the potential pitfalls:Read More
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The idea of using the pulp in a dessert tart sounded really good and this particular recipe from Matt Moran really got me going. However I did change the filing somewhat by adding lime juice and zest to it. The flavours were amazing, passionfruit with an added tang coming through from the lime. The pastry crust was nice as well, not the flaky version but somewhat resembling that of a buttery shortbread cookie.
Passionfruit Lime Tart
Adapted from "Matt Moran (Lantern)" by Matt Moran
Sweet Tart Pastry
225g unsalted butter, cold
100g icing sugar
375g plain flour (2 1/2 cups)
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 egg yolk, lightly beaten
Passionfruit Lime Filing
7 passion fruits, scoop out the pulp
Finely grated zest and juice of 1 lime
150g caster sugar
5 egg yolks
130ml double cream (thickened cream)
Icing sugar for dusting (optional)
1) Cut the butter into small cubes.
2) Place the flour and icing sugar into a food processor and blizt for 10 seconds.
3) Scatter the butter cubes around the flour in the processor and pulse the content until it resembles breadcrumbs.
3) Drizzle the beaten egg into the mixture until it comes together.
4) Remove the dough onto a clingwrap. Form the dough into a disc, flatten it slightly and wrap tightly. Place in the fridge for 20 to 30 minutes until slightly harden.
5) Remove from fridge and roll it until 1/4" thick. Line a 9" tart pan with a removable bottom. Prink the dough and then place the tart shell into the refrigerator for a couple of hours until harden.
6) Preheat oven to 180C. Line the tart with baking parchment and baking beans, then bake for 15 mins. Remove the parchment, bake for a further 5-10 mins until golden, then remove from the oven and reduce the temperature to 140C.
7) Whilst the tart shell is baking, place the passionfruit flesh into a food processor. Blend for about half a minute. Push the pulp through sieve and mix the juice with the lime zest and juice. Beat the sugar and yolks together until pale, then beat in the cream and fruit juice.
8) Once the tart shell has been partially pre-baked, remove from the oven.
Carefully pour the custard into the tart case, then bake for 40 mins at 140C, until set with a very slight wobble.
9) Remove the tart from the oven, then leave to cool completely. Dust with icing sugar prior to serving.


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