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Conolly Norman
Conolly Norman (12 March 1853 – 23 February 1908[1]) was an Irish alienist, or psychiatrist, of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He was the Resident Medical Superintendent of a number of district asylums, most notably Ireland's largest asylum, the Richmond District Lunatic Asylum, now known as St. Brendan's Hospital.
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Early life[edit]
Norman was born on 12 March 1853 at All Saints' Glebe, Newtown Cunningham, County Donegal, Ireland. The fifth child of six boys, his father, Hugh Norman, was the rector of All Saints' and later of Barnhill.[3] His family were prominent[4] and politically active in Derry with several members serving as mayor of Derry. Two members of his family were also elected to parliament.[1]
Medical education[edit]
Educated at home due to his fragile health as a child, at the age of seventeen Norman began his medical studies at Trinity College, Dublin, the Carmichael Medical School, and the Richmond Surgical Hospital, gaining a M.D..[1][5] In 1874 he became a licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1878 and a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 1890.[3][5]
Early career[edit]
After he graduated in 1874, Norman immediately took up a post as an assistant medical officer in the Monaghan District Lunatic Asylum. He remained in that post until 1880 when he joined the staff of the Bethlem Royal Hospital in London where he worked under the prominent English alienist Sir George Savage.[1][4] Returning to Ireland in 1882 he was appointed the Resident Medical Superintendent of Castlebar District Lunatic Asylum in Co. Mayo.[1][4][5] He remained there until 1885 when he was appointed Resident Medical Superintendent of the Monaghan Asylum.[1] In 1886 he was appointed by the Lord Lieutenant as Resident Medical Superintendent to Ireland's largest asylum, the Richmond District Lunatic Asylum.[4] He would remain in this last post until his death in 1908 at the age of fifty-five.
Richmond District Lunatic Asylum[edit]
While the Richmond asylum prior to Norman's arrival has been described as primitive and prisonlike[1] this is perhaps to overlook the international praise that his predecessor, John Lalor had received, particularly in regard to his educational initiatives in establishing a national school for the patients in the grounds of the hospital.[6] In any case, by 1904, Connolly could assert like a growing number of reforming alienists, that Emil Kraepelin's dementia praecox (a concept intimately linked with schizophrenia) was not incurable.[7]
- (1885). 'On Insanity Alternating with Spasmodic Asthma'. Journal of Mental Science. 31: 1–12.
- (1886). 'Some Points in Irish Lunacy Law'. Journal of Mental Science. 31: 459–67.
- (1886). 'Two Cases of Larvated Insanity'. Journal of Mental Science. 32: 36–44.
- (1887). 'Cases Illustrating the Sedative Effects of Aceto-phenone (hypnone)'. Journal of Mental Science. 32: 519–25.
- (1887). 'Variations in form of mental affections in relation to the classification of insanity'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 83: 228–35.
- (1888). 'A Rare Form of Mental Disease (Grübelsucht)'. Journal of Mental Science. 34: 400–08.
- (1889). 'On Sulphonal'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 87: 19–27.
- (1890). 'Acute confusional insanity'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 89: 506–18.
- (1890). 'Case of Intracranial Tumour'. Journal of Mental Science. 36: 361–67.
- (1892). 'A Note on Cocainism'. Journal of Mental Science. 38: 195–99.
- (1894). 'Presidential Address (Medico-Psychological Association), delivered at the Royal College of Physicians, Dublin, 12 June 1894'. Journal of Mental Science. 40: 487–99.
- (1894). 'A Case of Porencephaly'. Journal of Mental Science 40: 649–65.
- (1896). 'The domestic treatment of the insane'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 101: 111–21.
- (1899). 'Considerations on the Mental State in Aphasia'. Journal of Mental Science.45: 326–37.
- (1899). 'A Brief Note on Beri-beri in Asylums'. Journal of Mental Science. 45: 503–12.
- (1899). 'Emphysema of the Subcutaneous Areolar Tissue Occurring in a Case of Acute Mania'. Journal of Mental Science. 45: 749–58.
- (1899). 'Reports on the Progress of Neurology and Psychiatry'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 107: 209–21.
- (1900). 'The Clinical Features of Beri-Beri'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 109(337): 1–16.
- (1900). 'Remarks on Senile Demenita'. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science. 110(346): 250–265.
- (1902). 'Notes on Hallucinations. I'. Journal of Mental Science. 48: 45–53.
- (1903). 'Notes on Hallucinations. II'. Journal of Mental Science. 49: 272–91.
- (1903). 'Notes on Hallucinations. III'. Journal of Mental Science. 49: 454–73.
- (1904). 'Gossip about Gheel'. Journal of Mental Science. 50: 53–64.
- (1904). 'Dementia Praecox'. The British Medical Journal. 2(2285): 972–76.
- (1904). 'On the Need for Family Care of Persons of Unsound Mind in Ireland'. Journal of Mental Science. 50: 461–73.
- (1905). 'Modern Witchcraft: a Study of a Phase of Paranoia'. Journal of Mental Science. (1905) 51: 116–25.
- (1905). 'The Family Care of the Insane'. Medical Press and Circular. 29 November – 6 December.
- (1906). 'Multiple Lipomata in General Paralysis'. Journal of Mental Science. 52: 62–9.
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Wikisource has original works written by or about: Conolly Norman |
- ^ a b c d e f g Lee, Sir Sidney, ed. (1912). Dictionary of National Biography: Neil-Young. pp. 20–21. Retrieved 21 March 2017 – via Google Books.
- ^ https://books.google.com/books?id=35zZnQWKjT0C&pg=PA5
- ^ a b Reynolds, Joseph (1992). Grangegorman : psychiatric care in Dublin since 1815. Dublin, Ireland: Institute of Public Administration in association with Eastern Health Board. p. 152. ISBN 1-872002-61-7.
- ^ a b c d Finnane, Mark (1981). Insanity and the insane in post-famine Ireland. London: Croom Helm. pp. 219–20. ISBN 0-7099-0402-9.
- ^ a b c Anon. (29 February 1908). "Obituary: Conolly Norman". British Medical Journal. 1 (2461): 541. PMC 2436034.
- ^ Robins, Joseph (1986). Fools and mad : a history of the insane in Ireland (1. publ. ed.). Dublin, Ireland: Institute of Public Administration. pp. 137–38. ISBN 0-906980-46-1.
- ^ (1904). 'Dementia Praecox'. The British Medical Journal. 2(2285): 972–76.


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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Animalia | Mollusca | Gastropoda | Neogastropoda | Conidae |
Scientific Name: | Conus attenuatus | |||
Species Authority: | Reeve, 1844 | |||
Common Name(s):
Synonym(s): |
Conus bifasciatus Sowerby II, 1858
Conus fasciatus A. Adams, 1854
Conus ustickei Miller, 1959
Taxonomic Notes: |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2013 |
Date Assessed: | 2011-10-26 |
Assessor(s): | Petuch, E. |
Reviewer(s): | Peters, H. & Coltro, J. |
Facilitator/Compiler(s): | Peters, H., Livingstone, S. & Passmore, J. |
Justification: This species ranges from Colombia to the Bahamas, in southeast Florida and the Florida Keys, through Central America, in all the West Indies islands, and along the northern South American coast. Owing to its wide distribution there are no known threats to this species. This species is listed as Least Concern. |
Range Description: | This species ranges from Colombia to the Bahamas, also in southeast Florida and the Florida Keys, through Central America, in all the West Indies islands, and along the northern South American coast (Petuch pers. comm. 2011). | ||||
Countries occurrence: | Native: Antigua and Barbuda; Aruba; Bahamas; Barbados; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Saba, Sint Eustatius); Colombia (Colombia (mainland), Colombian Caribbean Is.); Costa Rica; Cuba; Curaçao; Dominican Republic; French Guiana; Guadeloupe; Guatemala; Guyana; Haiti; Honduras; Jamaica; Martinique; Mexico (Quintana Roo); Nicaragua (Nicaragua (mainland), Nicaraguan Caribbean Is.); Panama; Saint Barthélemy; Saint Kitts and Nevis; Saint Lucia; Saint Martin (French part); Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; Sint Maarten (Dutch part); Trinidad and Tobago; Turks and Caicos Islands; United States (Florida); Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of (Venezuela (mainland), Venezuelan Antilles); Virgin Islands, British; Virgin Islands, U.S. | ||||
FAO Marine Fishing Areas: | Native: Atlantic – western central | ||||
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Range Map: | Click here to open the map viewer and explore range. |
Population: | There is no population information for this species. This is a moderately uncommon species. | ||
Current Population Trend: | Unknown | ||
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Habitat and Ecology: | This species lives on sand and rubble substrate on coral reefs at depths of between 5 and 20 m. Adults of the species will typically grow to 28 mm (Rosenberg 2009). |
Systems: | Marine |
Continuing decline in area, extent and/or quality of habitat: | Unknown |
Use and Trade: | In common with all Conus spp this species is traded for the specimen shell collector market and is sold for relatively low prices (Rice 2007). There are no quantitative data available on the number of shells removed. |
Major Threat(s): | This species has a wide distribution and there are no known threats at the present time. |
Conservation Actions: | There are no known conservation measures currently in place for this species. |
IUCN. 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (ver. 2013.1). Available at: http://www.iucnredlist.org. (Accessed: 12 June 2013). Rice, T. 2007. A Catalog of Dealers' Prices for Shells: Marine, Land and Freshwater. Sea and Shore Publications. Rosenberg, G. 2009. Malacolog 4.1.1: A Database of Western Atlantic Marine Mollusca. [WWW database (version 4.1.1)]. Available at: http://www.malacolog.org/. Tucker J. K. 2010. Danker L. N. Vink's The Conidae of the Western Atlantic. The Cone Collector 14a: 25-26. |
Citation: | Petuch, E. 2013. Conus attenuatus. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2013: e.T192629A2130722. . Downloaded on 28 March 2017. |
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Seventh-grader Sierra Shepard has always been the perfect student, so when she sees that she accidentally brought her mother's lunch bag to school, including a paring knife, she immediately turns in the knife at the school office. Much to her surprise, her beloved principal places her in in-school suspension and sets a hearing for her expulsion, citing the school's ironclad no weapons policy. While there, Sierra spends time with Luke, a boy who's known as a troublemaker, and discovers that he's not the person she assumed he would be--and that the lines between good and bad aren't as clear as she once thought. Claudia Mills brings another compelling school story to life with "Zero Tolerance.
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Claudia Mills is the author of many chapter and middle grade books, including "7 x 9=Trouble; How Oliver Olson Changed the World;" and, most recently, "Third-Grade Reading Queen." She lives in Boulder, Colorado.
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"After turning in a paring knife she accidentally brought to school with her lunch, a high-achieving, rule-following seventh-grade girl is suspended, and her case becomes a media sensation. . . Provocative and fun, from a master of the school story." -- Kirkus Reviews
"This compelling novel could also spark a discussion about the slippery nature of rules and how they are enforced." -- School Library Journal
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(August 14, 1932, - February 6, 2007
Lee Hoffman, born Shirley Bell Hoffman, Chicago, IL) was an American fan, an editor of early folk music fanzines, and an author of science fiction, Western and romance novels. She was called LeeH and, while married to Larry Shaw, Lee Shaw and LeeH Shaw.
From 1950 to 1953, while living in Savannah, GA, she edited and published the highly-regarded science fiction fanzine, Quandry. In November 1951, she began publication of Science-Fiction Five-Yearly, which has appeared regularly for 55 years. The last issue in 2006 ran 58 pages and won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine at the Nippon 2007 Worldcon).
Since her initial fanac was exclusively by mail, few fans at first were aware she was actually a woman. (This was an era when women were still a small minority in fandom.) When Walt Willis found out, his first actions were to grab the telephone and call Bob Shaw: "Lee Hoffman is a girl!" Bob Tucker's reaction, when he met her at the 1951 NOLAcon was more understated, but still amazement: "I'll be damned!"
In 1956 she won TAFF, but for personal reasons declined to go on the trip.
She was briefly married to editor Larry Shaw from 1956 to 1958, and she was the assistant editor on the science fiction magazines he edited, Infinity Science Fiction and Science Fiction Adventures. During that same time, she began editing and publishing her folk music publications, Caravan and Gardyloo, which found a readership through Izzy Young's Folklore Center as the folk music scene expanded during the late 1950s. She received nominations for the 1951 Best Fan Writer Retro Hugo and the 1951 Best Fan Artist Retro Hugo as well as the 1954 Best Fan Writer Retro Hugo. She won the 1987 Rebel Award.
Besides her fanac, she wrote several SF novels: The Caves of Karst and Telepower.
Hoffman won the Western Writers of America Spur Award for her novel The Valdez Horses (Doubleday, 1967). In Spain, John Sturges directed the 1973 film adaptation, The Valdez Horses/Valdez, il Mezzosangue (aka Chino), starring Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland. Under the pseudonym Georgia York, she wrote historical romances for Fawcett Books during the years 1979 to 1983.
Lee was Fan Guest of Honor at Chicon 4.
She was also Guest of Honor at the Tropicon I in (1982), and DeepSouthCon 25. See the festschrift Happy Birthday, LeeH!.
Name: Lee Hoffman
Born: August, 14, 1932, Chicago, IL
Died: February 6, 2007, Port Charlotte, FL
Fanzine Published: Quandry
Issues: 30
Dates: August, 1950 - November, 1953
Notes: Quandry was the focal point fanzine of its period. It was the main venue where Walt Willis wrote and gained his massive influence and popularity. Quandry was so influential that when Hoffman announced that it would no longer be published, Harlan Ellison declared that it was the end of the era of Sixth Fandom and that Seventh Fandom had begun.
Fanzine Published: FanHistory
Issues: 3
Dates: 1956
Note: focused on the history of fandom
Fanzine Published: Science-Fiction Five-Yearly
Issues: 12
Dates: 1951-2006
Notes: Usually published with co-editors
Won the 2007 Best Fanzine Hugo at Nippon 2007 (Worldcon), Yokahama, Japan. Co-edited with Geri Sullivan and Randy Byers
Fanzine Published: Self-Preservation
Issues: 13 (at least)
Dates: Fall, 1961 - September, 1971
Note: Published for the Fantasy Amateur Press Association (FAPA). One of many different fanzines Lee published for FAPA.
Other fanzines: Bad Day at Lime Rock, Ye Boiffion Boy Birdwatchers Bugle-Blast (with Andy Young, Jean Young and Larry Stark), Fantasy Jackass (with Bob Tucker).
Conventions chaired: None (Honorary Co-Chairman Tropicon 1-10)
Conventions worked on: Tropicon 1-7
Noteworthy activities: Lee was prominent in many of the mythical (and often funny) stories that develop in fandom. See Savannah/Belfast Axis, Steam, Fort Mudge Steam Calliope Railroad among others.
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What black people want is fairness, not free things
Dear Editor,
During his speech before the NAACP, US Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney proclaimed that an essential element in his creation of jobs plan would be getting rid of "ObamaCare." This, of course, did not sit well with the attending audience of mostly African Americans. And they let him know this by responsive booing. This was probably anticipated by Romney in deciding to make the visit, and suggests that rather than an attempt to win black votes, this venture was designed to win favour with his base of conservative white Republicans, whose ideology, to put it plainly, is founded on being averse to anything that benefits blacks or other minorities, even though it might also benefit the larger poor white population. When Mitt Romney went back to his base, he recounted the response he received at the NAACP from the mostly black audience. He likened the booing to black people wanting free things, and asserted that if they wanted free things they should vote for the other guy, meaning Obama of course. In effect, his argumentation was that the opposition of African Americans to the repeal of the Obama Health Care plan was because they wanted free things.
Why I find this US political interplay so interesting, is because we have an equivalent situation playing out in Guyana in the Linden electricity rate hike scenario. The opposition of Lindeners to that rate hike has been met with Mitt Romney like assertions from ruling party officials, sycophants and cyber warriors. In blogs, and letters in the state-owned Chronicle, they arrive at the same conclusion Romney and many of his supporters do with regard to African-American opposition to any repeal of the Obama Health Care Plan. In effect, black people in Linden want free things. The shared journey of two disparate political assemblies separated by thousands of miles of geography to one central conclusion, especially when in both situations it involves people of African descent, cannot be, and is not coincidental. It is formed on the basis of a synthesis of stereotypes of people of African descent, produced to rationalize their enslavement, promote the concept that Africans were intellectually inferior to every other group, were lazy and did not like to work, coveted the property of others, and given a preference would opt for state welfare rather than earning their own way. A construct that flies in the face of reason, and is tinged with real irony given the fact that it was this same 'lazy' group that was chosen to provide free labour for the initial development and enrichment of the West.
This sacred cow of ethnic prejudgment has never been far from the core of our social interaction in Guyana. It represents the ideological foundation upon which the country was settled, developed and socially stratified. A stratification that was conceptualized on a continuum of race and colour, with white European at one extreme end as the model for all that is good and positive, and black African at the opposite end as the representation of all that was bad and negative. It was echoed in schoolyard ditties like, "If yo white yo alrite, if yo brown stick around, but if yo black stay back." And on many occasions the voices of those who were in fact black were just as strident in the assembled choir in schoolyards or tenement yards, shouting the lyrics with no sense or understanding of the ethnic self flagellation in which they were involved.
While Emancipation might have ended the physical arrangement that reflected the social order of where racial and ethnic groups were positioned in Guyana, it certainly has not emancipated the prejudicially conceived notions from the minds of many who were in Guyana when emancipation came, or arrived afterwards. And as the authors of the construct departed from power and the social influence to define and arrange the order, there emerged willing replacements who enthusiastically grabbed the torch and proceeded to carry the flame forward. So the socialization of "black youth to violence and ethnic hatred" becomes a viable thesis in a national journal, notwithstanding the fact that Africans have no cultural, religious or historical links to belief systems constructed on a foundation of human superiority and inferiority. Like Michael Jackson's lyrics advised, the people who advance this thesis today need to take a look at themselves in the mirror of history and culture before pointing fingers at others.
Finally, I have had it up to my neck with this racist notion that black people like free things while everyone else works hard for what they own and enjoy. If you live in a former slave-holding country you are the beneficiary of an infinite amount of free things that accrue from black labour and sacrifice. This distribution obtains in every nation in the Western hemisphere, where the ancestors of current day Africans provided centuries of free labour to develop the economies and infrastructures of those nations.
A Guyanese immigrant now living in Queens, the Bronx, Brooklyn, etc, enjoys many free things, such as the ability to live where they wish, the opportunity go to certain schools, open businesses in certain areas, etc, to the struggles and sacrifices of African Americans, who did not let the fact that others would enjoy these free things be a constraining influence over their decision to struggle for fairness. Every Guyanese has benefited from free things obtained from the contributions, willing or coerced, from the ancestors of current day Africans. So spare me the inverse proportional ethnic proclamations that black people want free things or freeness, whether the issue relates to the electricity rate hike in Linden, or the Obama Health Care plan. What black people want and agitate for is fairness for everyone regardless of who they are, a tradition that represents the total embodiment of history, our culture, regardless of geography and time. Stop telling me that I have a "big foot" on the assumption that it might hide yours.
Yours faithfully,
Robin Williams
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Unemployment in Tennessee has dropped more than 4 percent since the onset of the Great Recession in 2007, but newly released data shows national recovery to be sluggish.
Compared to the rest of the country, Tennessee is about average; The Volunteer State wasn't ranked in the top increased or decreased unemployment rate changes.
Tennessee Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development Karla Davis announced Tennessee's unemployment rate for July increased to 8.4 percent, up from the June revised rate of 8.1 percent. The national unemployment rate for July 2012 was 8.3 percent, 0.1 percentage point higher than the June rate.
State employment and unemployment data released last week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that the continued lack of momentum in the national labor market is translating into sluggish job growth and slowly rising unemployment for the majority of states, according to a report by David Cooper of Economic Policy Institute.
"Job growth throughout the states over the preceding three-month period (April 2012 to July 2012) was mixed, with 32 states and the District of Columbia adding jobs and 18 states experiencing job loss," he wrote Friday. "However, even the job growth in states that gained jobs over this period was not strong enough to prevent increases in the unemployment rate for all but six of these states (California, Kentucky, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma and Utah) and the District of Columbia."
Three states – California, Nevada and Rhode Island – continue to have unemployment rates above 10 percent. The number of states with unemployment rates between 9 percent and 9.9 percent rose from five states in June to seven in July.
While nearly all states have added jobs and reduced unemployment over the past year, the most recent figures underscore the risk of letting the nation's economy slip back into neutral. Without action at the national level to accelerate lagging growth, state policymakers will face an uphill battle to bring down unemployment levels, Cooper said.
Rutherford County may be in better shape than the rest of the state, as two big employers – Murfreesboro's Amazon.com warehouse and Smyrna's Nissan plant – fill newly created posts.
Jobseekers in Middle Tennessee began applying at Tennessee Career Centers in early-August for jobs at Amazon's fulfillment centers in Lebanon and Murfreesboro. These new fulfillment centers will fill customer orders for Amazon and the many third-party sellers from Tennessee and around the country that use fulfillment by Amazon.
Amazon is working with Tennessee Career Centers to conduct initial screenings to fill several hundred full-time positions at their new facilities. Interviews will begin right away, so applicants are encouraged to apply immediately. The facilities are expected to begin operations this fall.
"We're very excited to partner with Amazon to help employ qualified Tennessee applicants at their fulfillment centers," said Labor Commissioner Karla Davis. "This is a tremendous opportunity for our community."
Warehouse associates pack and ship customer orders and are empowered to troubleshoot problems. According to Tennessee's Department of Labor and Workforce Development website, ideal candidates possesses a strong work ethic, attention to detail, ability to meet deadlines, and a commitment to customer service as it relates to product fulfillment. Warehouse associates are expected to understand all aspects of production and adhere to strict safety, quality, and production standards.
Nissan announced a week ago that it would fill more than 50 maintenance technician positions at its vehicle assembly plant and new battery plant.
The company invites candidates with a minimum of five years experience and a background in programmable logic controllers to submit their resumes online at www.nissan.jobs.
Local home sales have been improving and inventory is decreasing, but until new home construction gets past the planning stages, Rutherford County won't experience the surge of construction employment.
According to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of Labor Department data, construction employment declined in 31 states from July 2011 to July 2012 and in 28 states in the past month. Tennessee fared better than most with the addition of 700 construction, mining and logging jobs combined for a 0.6 percent point gain from June to July and 4.1 percent year-over-year increase.
Association officials noted that construction employment decreased in the majority of states as public construction funding continues to shrink, offsetting gains in homebuilding and nonresidential construction.
"Public construction cuts in particular are taking their toll on construction employment in many parts of the country," said Ken Simonson, the association's chief economist. "With economic growth remaining sluggish, there is a chance construction employment will begin to slip in even more places."
Additionally, association officials cautioned that construction employment would continue to suffer from the impact of ongoing cuts to public construction budgets. Worse, if economic growth slows as businesses worry about future tax uncertainty, private demand for construction is likely to lag.
They urged officials in Washington to act quickly to provide employers with tax certainty and enact long-delayed infrastructure measures for water and other systems.
"The longer Washington waits to act on vital tax and infrastructure measures, the more construction workers will lose their jobs," said Stephen E. Sandherr, the association's chief executive officer. "The best way to boost employment and help the economy is to invest in basics like clean water and set predictable tax rates."
In last week's Jobs Picture, Economic Policy Institute economist Heidi shirehouse detailed analysis shows that this month's bright spot dims as racial and ethnic minorities continue to be hit particularly hard by unemployment.
Unemployment in July was 14.1 percent for African American workers and 10.3 percent for Hispanic workers, compared with 7.4 percent for white workers.
Education and gender also factor into unemployment rates, according to the report.
Unemployment in July was 8.7 percent for those age 25 and older with a high school degree but no additional education, and 4.1 percent for those age 25 and older with a college degree or more.
Among workers younger than age 25 who are not enrolled in school, unemployment over the last 12 months averaged 21.0 percent for those with a high school degree, and 8.2 percent for those with a college degree (annual averages are used here since seasonally adjusted data are not available for workers under age 25 by education).
"These numbers show that young workers have been particularly hard hit by unemployment," Shierholz reported. "They also show that workers with higher levels of education have lower unemployment. However, workers at all levels of education have seen their unemployment rates roughly double since 2007, showing that demand for workers has dropped at all levels of education."
Men saw a much larger increase in unemployment than women did during the recession, but have seen stronger improvements in the recovery.
The unemployment rate reached its pre-recession low in late 2006 and early 2007, at 4.4 percent for men and 4.3 percent for women. Male unemployment peaked at 11.2 percent in October 2009 and has since fallen to 8.4 percent.
Female unemployment continued to rise for about another year, when it peaked at 9.0 percent in November 2010, and has since fallen to 8.1 percent.


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Topeka Heritage 32, Veritas 22
Eudora — Topeka Heritage outscored Veritas Christian by 10 points in the fourth quarter Saturday.
The game was tied 19-all after three quarters, but Heritage outscored Veritas 13-3 in the fourth.
Naomi Hickman led Veritas with 12 points.
"It was a tough shooting night for us," Veritas coach Kevin Shelton said. "We came out in the third quarter and pressured them. In the fourth quarter, we had a few turnovers and didn't guard a couple girls we'd been guarding all day. We just didn't finish the game. We were a little disappointed in our fourth quarter."
Veritas (5-3) will play Wentworth Military at 5 p.m. Monday in the Braymer Invitational in Braymer, Mo.
Veritas 41, Topeka Heritage 29
Eudora — Veritas defeated Topeka Heritage, 41-29, Saturday in Eudora. Andrew Currier led Veritas with 13 points, followed by Chad Steiben with nine points and Bryce Boland with eight.
Boland played increased minutes because Thomas Bachert was ill during the week.
"Thomas was under the weather, and Bryce came in and scored eight points off the bench and was a really big part of our win because he gave Thomas a lot of spells," said coach Gary Hammer.
"We broke the game open in the third quarter, 13-3, and our defense was really good, and that pretty much won the game right there," said Hammer.
Veritas (7-1) plays against Wentworth Military at 6:30 p.m. on Monday in Braymer, Mo.


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4.39 / 5.00 7,135 ViewsIn a super special TANK BUDS: SHORT SHORTS-Lydon, Dr. Whitie and Frogstomp have decided they've had enough of Iggy's bullshit so they manipulate him into drinking a bottle of Dave's Insanity Hot Sauce.
This isn't part of the TANK BUDS series...just a random short. It was actually made as a class project thing for my buddy, Patrick, who does the voice of Dr. Whitie.
I know the audio may not be the best (the microphone was total shyte), that's part of the reason I did subtitles.
Wow. This blew my mind on fire!
The fuck you doing in my water bowl?!!? - That line made my day XD
The only thing that needs work is the art and animation.
The jokes are funny, the voice acting is good.
Keep it up!
thanks. yeah, the whole thing was rushed because it was for my friend's school presentation and i only had a couple days to work on it. the other Tank Buds episodes look better.
Funny , but the drawings !!
The movie is funny but the drawing style could've be better . My best part is where he burns again after going out of the water .
Thanks for you work .
but the animation style took away from it IMO. the ending music also sux.
not as good as it could have been
the animation has a huge space for improvement and the jokes could have been better, it was decent tho so i give it a five


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Tour Itinerary: Day 1: Briefing on safari. Start for Lake Mburo, arrive in time for lunch. Canoe trip on Lake Mburo. Afternoon game drive. Overnight at Mihingo Lodge. Includes: (B). Day 2: Depart for Buhoma in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest arriving in the afternoon. Nature walks in the forest or relax at the lodge. Overnight: Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge. Includes: (B). Day 3: Go gorilla tracking (subject to permit availability at time of booking), walking up steep densely forested hills before finally coming across the gorillas camouflaged in the vegetation. An inspiring moment. Tracking in Bwindi requires stamina and can often take most of the day. Alternatively go for a leisurely nature or community walk. Overnight: Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge. Includes: (B). Day 4: Early start for Kampala, retracing your steps through this green and pleasant land. Picnic lunch en route. Arrive Kampala late afternoon. Includes: (B). Notes:
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Come on Ron, We are counting on YOU !!
I'm not sure it's that....To me Rafe's biggest problem wasn't that Will was the father of the baby, or that he was gay, or that he apparently used his sister or anything else I thought the writers could potentially tap into for some discord with Rafe and Will. His issue was that he apparently thought that Will didn't want to be part of this child's life and that he had somehow forced his sister into getting an abortion against her wishes. By the time he found out the truth and heard it from both Gabi and Will, he had calmed down and since Will told him he was present at the ultrasound and that he intended to be part of the child's life then all the animosity appeared to have vanished virtually overnight with him and Will. HOWEVER, for whatever reason the show seems to want to paint him and Sami at odds about Gabi....mainly being driven by Sami's totally irrational behavior when it comes to Gabi. Her continued attacks on her aren't going to do anyone any favors, and I'd be super surprised if Rafe didn't stand by his pregnant sister in this regard, especially when he mentioned not too long ago that she's the only thing he has left in Salem and that he's already lost one sister, he doesn't want to lose her too..... I know the reason Sami is using not to be with Rafe and be with Ej...but when you think about it...the only one thinking rationally now isn't Sami....what guy in their right mind would let Sami continue to talk to their pregnant sister in that regard, time and time again. I realize at first it might have been more justified, but now that Sami knows the truth there is really no excuse for her to continue to lash out at Gabi.... |
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- One day you're having cocktails, shopping at designer sample sales and taking cabs, and the next you're paying for your purchases at the Park Slope Food Coop with food stamps. And seeing things from a totally different perspective. Bed-Stuy Banana
- Say it ain't true: executives have traded down from Starbucks and instead are dining at . . . McDonald's. NY Post
- New Carroll Gardens restaurant -- Buttermilk Channel -- gets a nice review in the Daily News.
- The NY Times announced that its fourth-quarter profits fell nearly 50 percent over last year, and the paper is looking into selling its stake in the Red Sox. NY Magazine
- The U.S. House just voted to approve an amendment, sponsored by U.S. Representative Jerry Nadler (Brooklyn/ Manhattan), that would add $3 billion to be spent on transit projects as part of the stimulus package. Observer
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Welcome to Fishback Family Farms! I'm Rachel Fishback, a farm wife and mother of four by day...Capturing the art and chaos to our everyday farming life! We live in Southeast Iowa where we raise corn and soybeans.
Welcome Baby Allie....
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Our friends Matt & Bobbie had their first baby yesterday morning.....Allie Mae! She's adorable! We snuck up yesterday afternoon so I could grab a few pictures.....
Get this girl a hair bow:)
Graduation Time!
Nathan's little brother, Devin, graduated this weekend. So we went to graduation and his party afterwards. The kids only came to the party:) Hard to believe this guy was one of our ring bearers for our wedding!
Devin with his SIGNED diploma
Nathan with his three little brothers....
Our FIRST family picture with Tessa!
Bobcat Sighting
Sunday, May 25, 2008
We went out early this evening checking fields and we came upon this...a BOBCAT! Lucky for me, I had my camera and zoom
along. It just hung out and looked at us for a couple of minutes. It was about the length of our dog, but with shorter legs. It was really beautiful, I've never been that close to something like this. The bobcat was probably thinking, "What are you wierd people looking at?" We were northeast of Brighton when I captured the photos.
Madison's question was, "Mom, do bobcats eat people?"
"No, Madison, I don't think so."
"Well I hope not because we were mushroom hunting over here the other day with daddy. Do you remember that? And if bobcats can eat us, we can't go mushroom hunting anymore." I'm glad to see she's
at least
thinking about safety:)
And then there's Clay sitting on my lap, sticking his arm out saying, "Come here, come here."
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Little Miss Tessa is a few days away from being 5 months. That's just crazy! So I thought I'd put together a collage of pictures that I took the other day. Tessa is busy cooing and talking to her toys. She also laughs when you laugh at her!
RyLee's Last Day
Thursday, May 22, 2008
of Preschool!!!! Its hard to believe RyLee had her last day of preschool today. Our Iowa spring has not had the balmy warm temps like "usuall" if there is such a thing, so it definatly felt odd. Here's RyLee with her two teachers, Mrs. Miles and Miss Pemberton.
Busy Planting
Nathan has been busy dodging raindrops trying to plant corn and soybeans. We've seen very little of him over the past couple of weeks unless its pouring down rain. Here's some pictures I captured last night when Clay and I ran food out to the guys. Clay also got to ride.
Sea of Sleeping Bags!
Sunday, May 18, 2008
This weekend Madison hoste her first slumber party! It was actually a make-up birthday party from her iced out origionally planned one for December...and mom's just NOW getting around to it:) We had a great time going to Build-A-Bear Workshop ( I HIGHLY recomment them!)
The girls warming up their cheeks...
To yell out the doorway that we were having a party at Build A Bear...a few people turned their heads!
Now, we're off shopping...everyone had to put up their arms and say "La-Di-Da....La-Di-Da...." around the store.
Madison stuffing her blue bear.....
The girls stuffing their bears.....
The girls coloring their bear homes.....
Everyone with their new bears.....
Madison ringing the birthday bell. The entire store sang and clapped for Madison's big day!
Back at the Fishback House for pizza, cake and ice cream. Plus pop and snacks:) Whats a sleepover without munchies????
Madison and her birthday cup cake
And the "Sea of Sleeping Bags." Nathan had the joy of coming home from the fields at 2:30 this morning to step his way over this crowd to the bathroom. Everyone was asleep by midnight. I was laying in bed with Tessa this morning to hear girls coming up to our bedroom. Three little heads poked in, "We just wanted to let you know we're awake and ready for breakfast!" I thought that was pretty funny. We all survived:)
'shroom hunting
Monday, May 12, 2008
Thats right! Its time for mushroom hunting. Last weekend the kids and I went out, my sister Ashley came along. Tessa stayed behind with my mom. Unfortunatley, we didn't find any. Nathan saved the week, a few days later he came home with a bunch.
The kids checking out the cattle as we get out of the truck...
Busy looking for mushrooms and picking wild flowers....
The girls HAD to be fashionable. Brightening up those drap colors with a splash of lavender. Great accenting with the ribbons, girls!
Enjoying the view......
And the cement pad with our family name-STOUT
Dance, Dance, Dance!
Sunday, May 11, 2008
This past week was full of run-thrus, dress rehearsals and recitals....and for those of you who missed it, enjoy a photo recap....
Madison hanging out before dress rehearsal...
They gwt awards for attendance, a trophey for 0-1-or 2 absences, and a medal for perfect attendance. Madison and RyLee received both!
In the group attendance photo, along with over 160 other students!
RyLee during her tumbeling routine...
Summer Saute time...
RyLee doing bridge ups...
Tumbeling class ending....
Madison during her tumbeling routine....
Cart Wheels!
Side Steps......
RyLee's Tap Preformance
Madison's Tap Preformance
Mom and the girls....
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BUNNY SUIT (my avatar). or Bloodfang
BUNNY SUIT (my avatar). or Bloodfang
My male Goblin shaman is going to walk around in his Scarlet set once more
Female pala will end up walking around in the battleforge set
I fail to see how gear is sexy?
I just dont get that phrase, its just gear.
Ya it might look good but sexy, come on now?
I could careless how my toon looks really as long as he is pushing out 50k dps. I probably wont even use that transmogifier thing, except for some helms. Like my warriors pvp helm, someone must have been high when they made that thing. =P
Don't you just hate that people have personal tastes?
For an alliance female warrior or paladin, the lvl 60 pvp shoulders, boots and gloves, then glorious chestpiece and legpiece. Similar if you use Might shoulders/boots/gloves plus the ornate chestpiece and legpiece, the outland red might pieces work too, but less.
I'm an altoholic since 2005.
I wish my nelf mage could use this
I reported lamb of log twice, once for having a slow car and once for trolling.
This thread is sad, searching for the most revealing set for your computer animated characters, yikes.
OT: http://www.wowhead.com/itemset=-261#screenshots
This thread will probably make me race change back to fem belf.
[QUOTE=Miralynn;12807055]Posted this in another thread, but this is what my belf shadow priest will be rockin' when transmogrification goes live - and she has everything but the shoulders and gloves in the bank already.
That looks amazing! Where do you get all the peices!?!?
Have fun
Sorry, you'll always be far from hot, especially if your avatar is any indication of what your character looks like.
yeah i have the robe and benediction, and I tracked down the shoulders, I cannot find where the gloves/ belt and pants are from if anyone knows.
EDIT- pants seem to be Cindercloth pants, and the gloves red mageweave gloves, both form tailoring, the belt i have no idea still.
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This. It covers nothing. NOTHING. Look at it in the 3D model viewer. May be NSFW.
EDIT: This thing is the same, only it's for the chest. http://www.wowhead.com/item=123#.
Kind of why vigilantism isn't a policy to be proud of. It's rather like trying to solve a rat problem by beating them to death with a live cobra.
on my mage, the T4 from kara / grull and mag, looks so damn sexy.
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and heres what my warlock looks like outside of raids/pvp:
now i can look like that 24/7?
woot, after about 7 tries i got it to work, i am so good at the internet >.>
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never really understood why people want their chars to look like whores? on my ally i always see female humans waering that black buny suit thing, that makes them look like theyre off to a playboy bunny party. i just want mine to look awesome :P but to each their own, if people get off by seeing their female human showing some skin, then so be it.
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Carolyn, a former teacher whose father was a Rosarian and herĀmother a Native American, credits them for her love of working with the soil, according to a news release.
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But there appeared to be no evidence last night of where the man is being held, or whether he is still alive, 24 hours after the deadline set for his execution passed.
Throughout the West Bank and Gaza there was wide support for the kidnapping, carried out on Sunday by Hamas - the Islamic Resistance Movement - which yesterday celebrated the fifth anniversary of its launch, at the start of the Palestinian intifada.
It is the Hamas founder, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, jailed by Israel last year, whose release is demanded in exchange for the soldier, Nissim Toledano. Yesterday Hamas offered to negotiate on a prisoner exchange. Israel's Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin, said Israel might talk if the kidnappers proved the soldier was alive.
For Israel, the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) suddenly looks tame, now Hamas has shown what it can do. Islamic militants' influence in the occupied territories has been underestimated by Israel in the past, to counter threats from the PLO.
Now however, even Yasser Arafat, the PLO chairman, who is willing to talk about Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank and Gaza, looks reasonable next to Sheikh Yassin, who believes every Muslim must act to liberate 'all of Palestine' - in which he includes Israel - from the Jews.
While Mr Arafat is reining in his gunmen, Hamas has stepped up resistance and, while the PLO's political structures appear to be declining, Hamas is presenting itself as a body with a clear political profile.
The kidnapping will strengthen the argument of the Israel left-wing that it is time to talk directly to PLO leaders in order to strengthen PLO influence and counter Hamas' growing support.
Yesterday Benvamin BenEliezar, an influential cabinet minister, said that, effectively, Israel is already talking to the PLO through the local Palestinian leadership, who form the delegation to the Middle East peace talks - a point Israel is reluctant to concede publicly, because of its refusal to have PLO contacts.
Although the kidnapping may strengthen the PLO politically, it may have been damaged in other ways because of the credibility the hostage-taking has given Hamas on the streets.
Wearing their peace-delegation hats, the Palestinian leaders would be expected to condemn the kidnapping, but to do so would be to lose all credibility with their own people in the occupied territories. Not surprisingly, therefore, the PLO and the delegation have said nothing.
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Today, after work, after eating lunch in my car and then driving home, I found myself back in bed. Even though it was only three o'clock. For some reason that made me feel old – shouldn't I be outside, doing something fun? So I compromised by sitting up and writing for the first time in a long time.
What's new? Still missing the excitement of studying abroad, this semester I got busy. I took a British literature class tougher than leather. I juggled two jobs, maintaining a 50 hour work week. I declared an art history minor and surprised myself, mostly, by taking a solo trip to New Orleans. In April I celebrated my 20th birthday. Best of all, I landed an editorial/social media internship with America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Illustrated Magazine, which I'll be continuing in the fall (more on that later!)
What I didn't do was bake. I blamed it on my lack of time, on the fact that my dorm's mousy kitchen didn't get any natural light and constantly smelled microwaved, and on the expense of ingredients. But truthfully, there at the midpoint of my college career, many things that seemed everlasting in high school had changed. I found myself drawn to new opportunities. Like finding an apartment – living in the freshman dorms was fun and kind of campy, but it was a drag this year, and moving on felt right.
I scoured Craigslist and contacted realtors, explaining our budget and requirements. We're looking for three equally sized bedrooms, a big living room, and windows. We don't mind commuting to campus, but proximity to the T is a must. Finally, because I couldn't help myself, a nice kitchen.
A week later I fell in love with the third apartment we saw, and then nothing else could live up to its standard. A ground floor apartment, we were warned that its upstairs neighbors could be "rowdy" and that mice lived in the walls. The price didn't include heat or utilities. The apartment looked more like a house than a complex, which I liked, but it was 40 minutes away on the B line, which was notorious for filling up and breaking down. As the last straw, it was a twelve minute walk from the subway stop, and that was enough for my friend S- to reject the place altogether.
"You realize how cold that'll be in the winter?" she'd later say. "Plus, I don't want to get mugged at night."
I overlooked all of that because the apartment had charm. So many places we went on to consider were convenient, sure, and met our requirements on paper. But none of them felt as much like home as this one. I liked the character of the crown molding, the funky bamboo door to the bathroom, the stained glass detail at the top of the windows. But the kitchen sealed my fate.
I'd buried my interest in cooking for so long that I was surprised to care. But walking in and seeing the clean countertops, new-enough oven, and ample sunlight stopped me cold. While my friends snapped photos of the other rooms, I opened all the cabinets and stuck my head in the fridge. I saw myself setting out eggs and sifting spices. Making cupcakes for birthdays and cookies for the holidays. The kitchen was big enough for a lot of people to hang out, big enough for a fold up table in the corner (maybe I could sit there and blog?). Big enough to make me miss baking.
A Box of Brigadeiros (Brazilian Fudge Truffles)
When my DSLR camera arrived in the mail, matte black and quite possibly the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen, the first place I went was the kitchen.
Up until then, I'd been using a small, compact digital camera to take my food photos. While I was satisfied with the results, I knew I wanted something more. I wanted a camera that caught the rich sheen of chocolate glaze, the buttery crumble of shortbread, and the vivid colors of buttercream frosting. And while my digital camera could take a photograph of a dessert, it didn't capture the real essence of what made each dessert truly, fork-halfway-to-your-mouth delicious.
But with my new Canon Rebel XTi, I felt sure that everything was about to change. I lifted my camera to my cheek, felt my eyelashes brush against the viewfinder, and pressed the button gently. My first photograph was a basket of green and gold apples in a woven basket, steeped in the most beautiful afternoon light I'd ever seen. I actually set the camera down to do a little dance right there on the kitchen tiles, feeling utterly radiant.
Since then, taking photographs has become just as fulfilling as baking a creamy, uncracked cheesecake or writing a seamless short story. I take long walks around the neighborhood with the Canon around my neck, glancing everywhere like I could take a picture with my eyes. I look for the extraordinary in the details, for interesting shadows and whimsical patterns.
Every time I check the photos I've taken, it's a mixed bag. There will always be a couple that are slightly out of focus or didn't replicate the view in my head. I don't think a good camera makes a photographer. But when I get a shot that makes me as giddy as that beautifully simple photo of a basket of apples, I feel like a life spent seeking breathtaking photos would be a life well spent.
I sent that photograph of the apples to my dad the day I took it. I included a brief, but cheery message with it: "Look!!! This is unedited, straight out of the camera! I think I'm just going to have to send you a photo every single day."
And you know what? I didn't think much of that last sentence at the time, but it's been nine months and he's kept me to it.
Every day, whether the sky releases a torrent of rain or I get home at nine with a headache and a temper, I send a daily photo. It's a different image every day… pastel sunrises, wrought-iron fences, even self-portraits if I'm feeling ambitious. And though it isn't always easy to come up with a new photo, it keeps me photographing the way 17 and Baking keeps me writing.
As it turns out, I love photographing almost anything – people, dilapidated houses, animals, unusual textures – more than food.
There is a side effect to the daily photos, though. I don't like my dad to look through my camera. I love surprises. I love being surprised, I love planning surprises, and I definitely like surprising other people, so I always want the daily photo to be new when my dad checks for it every night. Unfortunately, I think I care more than he does, so sometimes we fight over the Canon.
"Dad. Seriously. Don't look through it. I just got back from downtown and there's a lot of daily photos in there."
"Good!" He'll press the buttons to look through the saved photos, a thoughtful look on his face before I'll try to snatch the camera back.
"It should be a surprise!" And then I'll get served with the roll of his eyes, his mild annoyance, and that too-familiar face that says "Oh please." But I always persist.
But after we made this brigadeiros – Brazilian fudge truffles we made at the request of a reader – I surprised both of us by being somewhat open. I normally make him leave when I photograph food, preferring to be alone to avoid the pressure of his presence as well as his advice. But that day I let him stand off to the side as I adjusted settings, taking the same photo over and over.
When he asked what I was doing, I even turned over the camera to show him. Who knows. Surprises are important, but maybe a little family time with five dozen truffles and a set of pretty photographs is kind of important too.
I'd never heard of brigadeiros before, but when someone asked for them through a comment on an old post, I was tickled. Dad and I looked them up together and realized that they were a snack his grandmother had made for him when he was a little boy, exactly the same. Whether they evoked memories or not, though, they were my first request and I didn't even consider not making them.
With Dad's help, we decided on five variations: coconut lemon, cayenne cinnamon, tangerine, hazelnut-nutella (think Ferrero Rocher), and white chocolate-dipped lavender almond. It may sound like a mouthful, but actually, this might be the easiest thing I've ever made. To make five dozen truffles, including five different variations and a trip to the grocery store, the entire process took us two hours.
The base is only 3 ingredients, but gosh, these are delicious. The entire week we've said, "Wow. We need to give these away." But we haven't. We just keep eating them. For once, I don't feel like the photos do the brigadeiros justice.
White Chocolate-Dipped Lavender Almond Brigadeiro
[PS: I'm thinking about doing a frequently-asked questions post, so feel free to leave a comment with a question for me. I'll pick out some questions and answer them in a later post. You can ask about anything, food-related or not, and I might answer it! :) Hope you all had a great valentine's day. I spent it eating brigadeiros.]


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