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The Florida Center for Investigative Reporting has put together a profile of the 11 constitutional amendments on this year's ballot, documenting the fundraising efforts behind each initiative.
Called Voter's Edge, the web-based project shows that a handful of amendments have received most of the nearly $1 million shelled out by groups advocating either in support of or opposition to changes to the state's founding document.
Amendment 4, the sweeping property tax reform bill, clocked in as the most heavily financed amendment, with more than $4 million raised by Realtors who support the change. (A local-government advocacy group not listed it the report has raised more than $10,000 to oppose the amendment).
Coming in second is Amendment 6, which puts some restrictions on abortion in Florida. Led by Planned Parenthood, groups opposing the amendment have raised $2.1 million. Catholic groups have helped supporters of Amendment 6 raise $409,000.
Amendment 8, which deals with state funding for religious institutions came in third, with about $1.6 million raised in total, mostly from opponents.
Minor amendments on micro-targeted tax cuts for veterans, poor seniors and spouses of fallen heroes saw no fundraising on either side.
For a breakdown of the campaign finance information on this year's Amendments, click on the links below.
Amendment 1: Healthcare
Yes: $0 raised | No: $0 raised
Amendment 2: Veteran Tax Exemption
Yes: $0 raised | No: $0 raised
Amendment 3: State Budgets
Yes: $0 raised | No: $725,700 raised
Amendment 4: Property Tax
Yes: $4.3 million raised | No: $0 raised
Amendment 5: State Courts
Yes: $0 raised | No: $188,000 raised
Amendment 6: Abortion
Yes: $494,000 raised | No: $2.1 million raised
Amendment 8: Religion
Yes: $394,200 raised | No: $1.2 million raised
Amendment 9: Tax Exemption for Spouses of Veterans
Yes: $0 raised | No: $0 raised
Amendment 10: Taxes
Yes: $97,900 raised | No: $0 raised
Amendment 11: Additional Homestead Exemption
Yes: $0 raised | No: $0 raised
Amendment 12: State University
Yes: $0 raised | No: $0 raised

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A version of this article appears in the September/October 2005 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
September 01, 2005
With the rising costs of fossil fuels, government tax incentives, and wider awareness of the problems of global warming, there is little wonder that the wind energy market is building.
The movements of wind and nature itself have fascinated Steve Apfelbaum all his life. Thirty years ago he began a business—Applied Ecological Services, Incorporated—to focus on large landscape-restoration projects.The firm has grown in size to include some 110 employees in five offices across the country. Apfelbaum's home and the offices of his company are energy efficient and environmentally friendly. But it was 9/11 that spurred him to do even more. He had been visiting a client in the World Trade Center Towers just two weeks before that fateful day. So he was particularly affected by the unfolding news when, back in his home state of Wisconsin, he sought to make sense of the chaos. "I had to do something,"he recalls. "I had to do something with my community, something physical, and something for our environment."Apfelbaum had been nurturing ideas and researching wind generators for at least two decades, and so he acted by moving forward on his ideas. Four years later, a 20 kW Jacobs wind turbine captures the energy and nuances of the wind coursing 120 feet over ...
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The Day After – American Agenda for Pakistan
Zahir Ebrahim, Project Humanbeingsfirst.org
Dateline Saturday March 21, 2009, California, United States of America
This morning I was surprised to find in DAWN, Pakistan's largest English language daily, the following opinion by Mr. Arshad Zaman titled 'Why aren't we acting now?', which began:
"THIS article poses two questions: on the day after US/Nato forces invade and occupy some of Balochistan and Waziristan, what will we say we should have done, and why aren't we doing it now? Is this far-fetched? … One hopes that a small group of patriotic officers in Pakistan are also asking themselves what can be done, and why aren't we doing it now."
It is high time that DAWN started publishing subject matter that isn't all 'katputli tamasha' (puppetshow) narratives, and on matters which aren't already fait accompli so that something can still be done about them. I had only yesterday emailed some regular DAWN columnist the following note:
Dear [DAWN columnists],
"Take a look at the Dawn of this morning – I captured this snapshot as evidence – not one item here suggests that 'war on terror' is fiction. Not one columnist questions the axioms of empire. Are they all co-opted, mental midgets, or simply savants? How can they be shocked back into reality from their non-stop Mad Tea Party 'United We Stand' unbirthday party celebrations?"
I sent that quoted observation to someone and since two of you are prominently displayed on Dawn's front page today, and you Mr. … in the inner columns page, as your well-wisher and one who has learnt from all of you, I would like to ask you [whether you] are really aware that the 'war on terror' is a fiction? Or that, [whether] the patricians would wish nothing better than we the plebeians simply amuse ourselves to death on katputli tamashas?
Those who participate in enacting/contributing to [these puppetshows] through commission or omission – what's your opinion about them?
See here, [1] here, [2] and here [3] for how the more sophisticated among the vulgar propagandists work.
Why should you (inadvertently) be part of that con-game? You are too upright to wage a propaganda war on your own peoples.
Please see the [last] reference to appreciate the import of your omissions – for, in a war crimes court, such as at Nuremberg, Justice Robert H. Jackson, the Chief prosecutor for the United States, hath famously stated: "The plans of Adolf Hitler for aggression were just as secret as Mein Kampf, of which over six million copies were published in Germany". My website contains sufficient analysis and material for anyone who might wish to not be condemned on their vacuous "I didn't know" charge some day. And if you know, and also have column space – something I don't have, and Dawn/News/Nation/NYT/LAT et. al., never publish anything I send them – it should be interesting to see your defense for your omissions.
End [note to DAWN columnists]
Well, it is greatly heartening to read Mr. Zaman's oped this morning. To avert the 'day after' question, that mere fact that it has been raised in this fashion is surely the beginning of an auspicious new dawn in Pakistan. Mr. Arshad Zaman is even more prescient in his analysis than he has humbly let on. Before I fully endorse his conclusions, please permit me to flesh out the bigger picture a bit further. It has all been stated before – but not in Pakistan's newsmedia.
On February 19, 2008, in the aftermath of Benazir Bhutto's assassination, I had observed in my article "Profound Clairvoyance or Blatant Obviousness?":
Thus perhaps it is better to continue wishing upon the well and not examine Kosovo's independence yesterday at the hands of NATO that was immediately accepted, never mind aided and abetted, by the United States and the EU after NATO and UN forces had been invited in on a 'peace mission' with a UN resolution in 1999. There is certainly no reason to fear Baluchistan – sharing similar grievances and step-sisterly treatment – meeting a similar 'independence' along similar pretexts that will initially invite NATO in to come 'save us' from the 'Taliban' and the 'loose nukes' about to fall into their inglorious hands! The next step – repartition, as examined in the wakeup call. At that time, the repartitioning of Pakistan will make as much sense, and will garner as much world sympathy and support, as Serbia's partition today.
This is the great slight-of-hand devilish power of the New World Order – make things so bad for the peoples through state-sponsored terrorism and the 'war on terror' which legitimizes any inhumanity and any level of destruction including nuclear attacks on non-nuclear nations, that the terrorized peoples will rush to the State (or the world's Policeman) seeking mainly only their security, willingly giving up anything and everything in return including their inalienable Rights as Human Beings First! Far fetched? That is how the Americans and their brethren in the EU and the UK have lost their "essential liberties". For the Global South, while the modus operandi remain the same, the baby-steps are mere 'pawn' moves on the 'Grand Chessboard'. Study the geostrategic game of the 'hectoring hegemons' with the imperialist's mind and its doctrines, and the baby-steps become obvious. Keep solely focussing on each baby-step as it unfolds by sheer 'happenstance', and the accurate predictions of the next baby-steps appear clairvoyant!
The newly elected team (and their next legatees) will surely ensure that Pakistan's pathetic 'descent into oblivion' transpires, as by their own admission, they accept that the fabricated 'fight against militants is "our war", not just America's war'.
None other than America's favorite son's prophetic words appear to be of most relevance in describing this phenomenon of the 'Negro' that has been transpiring in this nation since its 'wretched' inception:
"The white establishment is skilled in flattering and cultivating emerging leaders. It presses its own image on them and finally, from imitation of manners, dress, and style of living, a deeper strain of corruption develops. This kind of Negro leader acquires the white man's contempt for the ordinary Negro. He is often more at home with the middle-class white than he is among his own people. His language changes, his location changes, his income changes, and ultimately he changes from the representative of the Negro to the white man into the white man's representative to the Negro. The tragedy is that too often he does not recognize what has happened to him." (Martin Luther King).
On April 17, 2008, I re-emphasized in my article 'Bin Laden': Key enabler of "imperial mobilization", the same point:
The abominable shared fates that unite Iran ("Bush and Iran, again", WSJ April 15, 2008), and Pakistan, from President Bush calling Pakistan "Terror Central" in 2007, to this week, April 13, 2008, 'clairvoyantly' asserting that "If another September 11 style attack is being planned, it probably is being plotted in Pakistan, and not Afghanistan". And as already noted in its March 29, 2008 heads-up warning to America by Project Humanbeingsfirst ("Nuclear attack on Iran appears imminent!"), when such a "planned" attack transpires, it "will make Sept. 11 pale by comparison" (Bush, Feb. 13, 2008). That heads-up warning also suggested creating a new peoples institutional barrier against the wanton pursuit of "imperial mobilization" that is otherwise almost trivially enabled by any "new Pearl Harbor" ("How to derail 'imperial mobilization'"). Simultaneously, a rational preemptive self-defense strategy to further deter such Machiavellianly orchestrated "'defensive' US military action" (Brzezinski, Feb. 1, 2007) was also spelled out for the Pakistani ruling elite by Project Humanbeingsfirst in its December 21, 2007 wakeup call ("Wakeup to the grotesque reality of the 'Grand Chessboard'!").
It is evident that the Pakistani leadership is entirely co-opted into systematically suiciding that nation by its prancing about at the "unbirthday party" with the "Mad Hatter" for the past eight years. Today it appears entirely natural that the United States should just walk right in to 'save' the Pakistanis from the 'radical islamists'. This was quite unimaginable just a few years ago, but every grotesque bomb blast, every few dozen peoples killed in it, every act of extreme violence, political violence, demonstrations, and uncertainty created by 'loose nukes' mantras, culminating in the grotesque assassination of Benazir Bhutto, now makes it the most natural next step for the "truly global superpower". A deliberate orchestration of "revolutionary times" in Pakistan to make "what is inconceivable in normal times possible in revolutionary times".
'Why' is rather obvious once again. But for those who do not bother to study the "primacy" craftsmanship of the 'hectoring hegemons', it is about the repartitioning of Pakistan to primarily create an independent and geostrategically significant 'Baluchistan' nation – much like Kosovo's orchestrated independence from Serbia – while finally de-nuking Pakistan! This is only the phase-1 of the repartition plan through violently induced "birth pangs of a new Middle East", whereby, "whatever we do we have to be certain that we're pushing forward to the new Middle East not going back to the old one." (Rice, July 21, 2006)
See for instance, the Bernard Lewis Plan for the New Middle East, or the similar Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Peters' map for the New Middle East, in order to understand what "pushing forward" looks like in the minds of the 'hectoring hegemons'. The key point to note is not the precise new boundary lines, or its merits, but that there should be any new boundary lines forcibly drawn by anyone other than willingly by the peoples who live in these regions!
On September 20, 2008, the day of the shockingly heinous terrorist act upon the Pakistani peoples at the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad, I wrote in an urgent appeal to the Pakistani news media "WHAT'S TO BE DONE":
For Heavens' sake peoples of Pakistan and the World: stop blaming India's RAW, Jihadis' Taliban and Al-Qaeeda, etc., as the prime-movers of this new atrocity on the Pakistani peoples. Misdiagnosing a systemic disease is a sure protocol for never finding its cure!
The destabilization of Pakistan has needed a confluence of patsies and mercenaries. A patsy or dupe is one who strongly believes in what he/she is doing, but is deftly controlled by puppetmasters. A mercenary is one who sells his/her allegiance to the highest bidder at any moment in time. The suicide bombers and cultivated "jihadis" of the likes that Pakistan has never seen in its entire history before, are patsies. The Pakistani ruling-elite are the mercenaries. Between the two, Black-ops and aid dollars have been well spent in Pakistan!
… That is all the reality there is to this new spate of terror in my city in Pakistan – a further excuse for more premeditated, pre-planned, devilishly orchestrated American Intervention in Pakistan until they take over the entire Tribal Belt in order to be in closer proximity to China, and break-off Baluchistan as a new independent neo-liberal 'Gulf State'. The dismemberment and de-nuking of Pakistan is the larger agenda; and Mr. Zardari – like his distinguished predecessor – is the new 'decider' of that agenda.
And "tickling" the terrorists into existence, as CIA Director Michael Hayden observed of CIA's modus operandi: "We use military operations to excite the enemy, prompting him to respond. In that response we learn so much,". When the victims and their survivors are thus sufficiently mentally "tickled" with the loss of their loved ones under the world's mightiest superpower's barbaric "shock and awe", and expertly already doctrinally primed with the long-running "god is on your side" jihad to seed the response, the patsies are cleverly armed and guided through Pentagon's Black-ops local handlers' hierarchy to their targets. Sometimes even running false-flag operations this way by setting up diversionary patsies, while the often precision oriented and more devastating terrorist act is directly controlled.
This is the modus operandi to ab initio create the terrorist acts. Once created, the organs of the state, the military, the police, the intelligentsia, the media, the pundits, all naturally focus on the patsies and the victims! Because that is all they see before their un-forensic co-opted eyes. And the Americans send in their military advisors to take-on the menace of these militants before these "jihadis" can take over Pakistan's nuclear weapons and threaten the entire world!
This is how the Americans got into Vietnam too! It begins with pretexts to send in military advisors, with willing complicity of the mercenary rulers already deftly foisted upon the nation for that very purpose – to extend the invitation! Our picturesque Tribal Belt has already become Vietnam for its victims.
Finally, immediately in the aftermath of the shockingly heinous terrorist act upon the Indian peoples in Mumbai in November 2008, I wrote an urgent appeal to the shocked world in the Letter to Editor dated December 05, 2008, titled "The Real Terrorists":
The atrocity in Mumbai last week, and the bizarre data that is emerging, will make more sense if one stops viewing this heinous terrorist act from the traditional Indian-Pakistan lens. It is urgent that people in both nations begin to appreciate what's at stake so that each may initiate proper self-defense against accurately identified hidden dangers from the overt 'katputli tamashas'.
To appreciate it, please study the methods of Rand Corporation, CFR, Zbigniew Brzezinski, et. al., and acquire an understanding of the notion of world-government. Political science runs the world, and the children of Machiavelli are deeply rooted in waging war by way of deception – a game of conquest "as old as mankind".
From the East India Company to Free Trade to the War on Terror – all enablers of pretexts for "imperial mobilization" and "full spectrum dominance".
In the West, typically, the smartest students study humanities and social sciences, and the think-tanks as well as the Pentagon are populated with scores of PhDs in political science and history. What do you think they do there? What do you think they do at the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, and the Carnegie Endowment for Peace? How about at CFR and RIIA?
They are united in one common global agenda – world government. And they get there by shrewdly employing the overarching political science concept articulated by David Ben Gurion "what is inconceivable in normal times is possible in revolutionary times"!
And Mr. Arshad Zaman's conclusions therefore are right on the money:
"To conclude, then, there are good reasons to believe that a US-Israel-India axis is in pursuit of a coordinated plan to balkanise militarily consequential Muslim states (next Pakistan, then Iran — the order reversed by Musharraf's weak military policies); 'secure' Pakistan's nuclear weapons; support Baloch irredentism not only to open a corridor both for logistic support of its troops in Afghanistan and for export of Central Asian crude oil, but also to weaken Iran and Pakistan in the long-term; coerce the Pakistan Army into a civil war (advocating suppression of the Taliban by force in Pakistan, while admitting the failure of exactly this policy in Afghanistan); and further consolidate its hold over civilian leadership by creating the kind of financial dependency that would allow it to control 'democratic' elections, and to annul their results if they were unfavourable (as Israel did with Hamas)." (DAWN, March 21, 2009 )
I am grateful to DAWN, that even though they regularly never publish any material I send them except for the maiden letter of December 03, 2007, titled "The grand chessboard" which had also carried similar warnings, they have finally, and very courageously I might add, published my perspective through the pen of another rational analyst. I thank them both for their moral service to Pakistan at great risk of offending the rulers of the world.
[1] Zahir Ebrahim, OPEN LETTER TO AITZAZ AHSAN March 16, 2009, http://print-humanbeingsfirst.blogspot.com/2009/03/open-letter-aitzaz-ahsan-mar162009.html
[2] Zahir Ebrahim, OPEN LETTER TO NAWAZ SHARIF – THE ROAD AHEAD March 17, 2009 http://print-humanbeingsfirst.blogspot.com/2009/03/open-letter-nawaz-sharif-mar172009.html
[3] Zahir Ebrahim, LaRouche: Disinformation Systems Redux or still Uber Alles? http://print-humanbeingsfirst.blogspot.com/2009/02/resp-larouche-disinfo-systems-redux.html
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2010-2011 Ralph N. Kleps Awards
A Message from the Kleps Award Committee Chair
I am happy to report that the courts continue to take risks, tackle new challenges, and improve the administration of justice, even in the midst of great economic hardship and uncertainty as to what the future holds. This section describes the continuing excellence of our courts' efforts, as exemplified by the 2010–2011 Kleps Award recipients.
Biennially, the Judicial Council honors California appellate and trial courts for their innovation in furthering the goals of the judicial branch's strategic plan for the courts. These award recipients eloquently demonstrate how California courts are meeting the challenges of the 21st century.
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The 19-member Kleps Award Committee is an independent and autonomous committee comprising justices, judges, and court administrators. It carefully evaluates applicants and recommends awardees to the Judicial Council for approval.
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I speak for the entire committee when I say that it has been an honor for us to learn more about these extraordinary programs and to share them with you.
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The Really, Really Free Market is the first Saturday of the month from 2-4 pm at the Town Commons.
September 17, 2005
When was the last time someone invited you to take anything you wanted, as much as you wanted, and didn't want a thing in return? You have to admit, this type of thing just doesn't happen very often. It did happen on Saturday, September 17, 2005 at Carrboro's Town Commons, and continues to happen the first Saturday of every month.
From birdhouses to burritos, not only could you pick from countless items ranging from clothing, to furniture, to books, and everything in between, you could even get a haircut if you wanted one, learn how to build a bluebird house or print a t-shirt, and even get a massage, all for free. What a concept!
Hundreds of folks came out for this event on this sunny Saturday in Carrboro.
While this marked the third time this bi-annual event was held here in Carrboro, this was the first time we were able to see it for ourselves. What a sight to see! People coming and going, bringing, giving and taking, in this ultimate exercise in recycling.
Vinci Daro and her husband Daniel Amoni, along with the help of friends Neal, Leslie, Liz, Michal, Nick, and Steve (just to name a few), rented and paid for the space, put out flyers, set up and cleaned up after in this labor of love, but it's the folks who bring stuff that make the market work.
"The main organizing work is done by everyone who shows up with something to give - in other words, without the creativity, generosity, and initiative, the event would just be an empty space. The 'organizers' simply reserve the space and put up banners and fliers to tell people to come, but what actually takes place at the event is up to everyone who participates," says Vinci.
Folks wandered around the Town Commons, munching on free lunch and sifting through the thousands of items there for the taking.
Out of curiousity I asked a couple of folks about the pile of items they had acquired and were looking over outside the bandstand at the Commons.
"Would you have gone out and paid for this stuff?" I asked some college-aged kids.
The young lady answered yes as she carefully examined the colorful string of paper Chinese lanterns she had found. "I've always wanted some of these. Getting them here is great. There's not a thing wrong with them either. They'll look great when I get them hung."
The response of the young man was different. "I doubt it," he admitted, looking at the things he had chosen. "It's not like I really have to have this stuff, but it's nice to be able to get it without having to pay for it. And I probably will use all of it, now that I have it."
Books, a lunch box, a stackable plastic storage unit (with stuff inside), bike tires, a lamp, a pie pan and a tote bag were some of the items this duo carried away.
There was plenty of food and drink, with loads of fresh veggies, fruits and burrito fixings, and sweet tea by the gallons. It was serve yourself at the food table, take as much as you want.
A young man sat under the shelter and serendated folks with his violin as they ate. He made beautiful music to accompany a beautiful event.
There was also plenty of information available. Folks brought printed materials of all sorts about various organizations and causes, offering the free literature to anyone who wanted it. Rafts of paper was spread across a blanket under the Commons shelter.
The Really, Really Free Market is one of the best events we've seen at the Town Commons. We hope it continues to be a successful event. Sharing and recycling are two great ideas. Everyone wins.
Because there's enough for everyone
Because sharing is more fulfilling than owning
Because corporations would rather the landfills overflow than anyone get anything for free
Because scarcity is a myth constructed to keep us at the mercy of the economy
Because a sunny day outside is better than anything money could buy
Because "free trade" is a contradiction in terms
Because no one should have to do without food, shelter, entertainment, and community
Because life should be a picnic, but it only will be if we make it happen
From the organizers:
Everyone is welcome at this free event, where all are encouraged to give, receive, and create on their own terms. This free and open market will be a celebration of the cooperation and gift-giving that make life possible beyond the constraints of capitalist markets. The event is self-organized by everyone who participates. No authority rules over the RRFM. As at previous events, we trust that people sharing rather than competing will be able to find their own ways to cooperate with each other and function smoothly.
Everyone is invited to arrive between 1:00 and 5:00 pm with goods, services, skills, performances, stories, crafts, food, games, music, clothing, furniture, plants, and resources to give and share with others in the community. There is no buying, selling or exchanging involved—in this market, everything is strictly free. Better than a yard sale, the Really Really Free Market has no price tags!
As at other Really Really Free Markets across the U.S. and around the world, we create and participate in an alternative world, a world in which resources are held in common, the community meets the needs of the community, and "free" means just that: really, really free. The Really Really Free Market is an afternoon when social status can be earned by giving things rather than owning things, and when giving and receiving happens directly rather than being administered through an institution or organization.
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Iranian military to test new air defense system modeled after US Hawk during drill, TV says
TEHRAN, Iran – Iran's military is to test a new air defense system modeled after the U.S. Hawk system as tensions with the West escalate over the country's suspect nuclear program, the Iranian state TV reported Monday.
The report quoted Gen. Farzad Esmaili, chief of Iran's air defense headquarters, as saying the surface-to-air system has been named "Mersad," or Ambush. The system is capable of locking a flying object at a distance of 80 kilometers (50 miles) and can hit from 45 kilometers (30 miles) away, using an Iranian-made missile dubbed Shahin, or Hawk, according to the report.
The TV said Mersad will be tested during the military exercises that started last weekend. Billed as "massive," the week-long drill is also to include Iranian jet fighters, drones and about 8,000 troops, spanning over nearly the entire eastern half of Iran.
The drill is meant to upgrade Iranian capabilities amid rising tensions between Iran and the West over Tehran's enrichment program, which can be a pathway to nuclear arms. United States and its allies fear the program masks Tehran's ambitions to obtain a nuclear weapon. Iran denies the claim, insisting the nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only.
The ongoing military drill is also expected to test Iran's S-200 air defense system, which was first displayed in September. The S-200 is a Russian-made, medium to high altitude surface-to-air missile system designed primarily to track, target, and destroy aircraft and cruise missiles.
As part of the military maneuvers, Iran on Monday unveiled its first hovercraft vessel, dubbed "Tondar," or Thunder, capable of launching missiles and surveillance drones, the report said.
Defense Minister Gen. Ahmad Vahidi told reporters during the inauguration of the amphibious assault ship that Iran now has joined a group of five other countries with the know-how for hovercraft production.
Tehran has tried to build a self-sufficient military program since 1992, manufacturing its own tanks, armored personnel carriers, missiles, radars, boats, submarines, and fighter jets. More recently, Iran's military leaders have said they believe future wars will be air- and sea-based and Tehran has sought to upgrade its air defense systems and naval power in anticipation of such a possibility.
Iran regularly holds military exercises aimed at boosting its defense capabilities and testing new equipment. Tehran also occasionally announces additions to its arsenal, holds inauguration ceremonies, starts up new production lines and test-fires new missiles.
Iran's purported military advancements are impossible to independently verify because the country does not release technical details of its arsenals or rely on equipment from major international defense contractors.


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This ice time offers hockey skaters the opportunity to work on their skating skills either individually or through private lessons with an instructor. On ice supervision is required for all skaters ages 17 & under. All equipment is required for skaters 17 & under, and helmets are recommended for skaters 18 & older. Skaters and coaches must check in at the main office and pay before taking the ice. Please check the Developmental Hockey page on our website for additional information.
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February 3, 2020, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM @ Burnsville Ice Center
These sessions are for hockey skaters of any age to come and skate with sticks & pucks! Come work on your skating skills, drills & stick handling. All equipment is required for any skater 17 & under. Helmets are required for any skater 18 & older. Scrimmages, games, & lessons are not allowed at any time.
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Baltimore City's schools chief told state legislators Tuesday that he hopes to borrow $1.2 billion— six times more than the school system's current bonding authority — to pay for a massive and rapid overhaul of the city's crumbling public school buildings.
"What is unique is the extent of the need in Baltimore City," said Andrés Alonso, the school system's CEO, ticking off a list of problems from faulty heating systems to broken windows. "This will allow us to really target, in a short period of time, huge systemic needs."
Alonso told members of the Senate's Budget and Taxation committee that such a plan could save the city time and money by combining the needed repairs into a single construction initiative and that work would begin as soon as funding becomes available.
But the plan hinges on financial commitments from the state and an increase in the city's bottle tax — both of which could prove tough sells. Sen. James E. DeGrange Sr., an Anne Arundel County Democrat, raised concerns about increasing the city's tax on bottled beverages, a proposal that has drawn opposition from retailers and the beverage industry and citizens weary of the city's high tax rates.
"That doesn't seem to be very popular. … There's concern there might be some jobs lost because of it," DeGrange said of the bottle tax. He also urged the city to swiftly secure its funding sources before seeking a guarantee of the state's funds. "They need to have their ducks in a row before they come to us," he said.
School officials and advocates have argued that needs in city schools are great. Alonso has warned that he plans to close more schools because the cost of repairing the dilapidated buildings would be prohibitive. A study commissioned by the school system, which will be released in February or March, will spell out the needs of individual schools, including those which should be closed, he said.
"We're going to have to close some schools to lower the cost," Alonso said. "This is not punitive, but this is a tradeoff to give our kids the best possible environment for learning."
Alonso's speech marked the first public acknowledgment that the city hopes to model its construction funding plan on a groundbreaking schools project in Greenville, S.C. Transform Baltimore, a coalition of education advocates led by the American Civil Liberties Union, has been lobbying city leaders to carry out Greenville's plan, which would require a nonprofit or other entity to float the bonds on behalf of the school system.
"They really understand that this is the best way to fix our schools," said Bebe Verdery, who leads the ACLU's education project. A 2010 report by the group estimated that the schools required $2.8 billion in repairs.
Alonso asked the state legislature to commit to dedicating at least $32 million a year to school construction. Those funds would be combined with more than $40 million in city money, including proceeds from a proposed bottle tax hike, to generate a funding stream would allow the school system to secure the bonds, Alonso said.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, who did not attend the briefing, has said that she would devote $23 million in new funds to schools construction to allow the school system to float as much as $300 million in bonds. That includes $10 million from raising the bottle tax from 2 cents to 5 cents, $12 million in savings from a recalculation of the teacher pension plan, and $1.6 million in revenue from a planned slots casino.
Alonso said he would combine that with as much as $19 million that the city normally allocates to school construction.
Rawlings-Blake is "working closely with Dr. Alonso and the school system on innovative alternative financing options that build upon the new revenue streams the Mayor has proposed," spokesman Ryan O'Doherty said in an email. "There are a number of issues that haven't been resolved yet and must be resolved before we present the plan and provide additional details."
City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young, who attended the briefing accompanied by several aides, said that he came to show support for the plan. "Our students deserve better," he said. "I want buildings that are conducive to their learning."
An aide said Tuesday that Young would not stand in the way of the bottle tax increase, which the Rawlings-Blake administration is expected to introduce in coming weeks. The aide said Young also would encourage Councilman Carl Stokes to promptly move the measure through the taxation committee he chairs.
Young had abstained from a vote on the initial 2-cent bottle tax in 2010, but quietly lobbied against it. Stokes had previously said he would delay a hearing until the city's full budget is released in late March.
Alonso told legislators that he needed to demonstrate to lenders "flexibility and predictability" in the funding. Currently, the state funds specific projects at city schools, such as a new boiler or gymnasium.
"The source of the dollars is a practical and political issue," said Alonso. "Banks won't care as long as we meet our obligation."
Under the plan, the school system would join forces with another entity that would float the bonds, such as a nonprofit formed for this purpose, Alonso said.
Several committee members signaled strong support for the initiative, including Sen. Nathaniel McFadden, an East Baltimore Democrat. He praised the several dozen students, teachers and parents who crowded into the committee room for Alonso's briefing.
"You today are making history with your presence here to advocate for the improvement of your school system," McFadden said.
Sen. Richard S. Madaleno Jr., a Montgomery County Democrat, also offered praise for Alonso's plan.
"We have a lot of issues to deal with, but this might be the most important for both the city and the state," Madaleno said. "I haven't been to one Baltimore City school where I could see out the windows."
Madaleno said the city should have its share of the funding secured by mid-March, when the Senate is slated to vote on the budget.
After the briefing, Alonso huddled with schools activists and students, many wearing their school uniforms and clutching bright-colored backpacks, and also with Del. Heather Mizeur, a Montgomery County Democrat who has been a strong advocate for the funding plan.
The advocates said they planned to both lobby the legislature to support the plan and to prod the City Council to pass the bottle tax. Rob English, lead organizer for Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development, said his group would fight hard on both fronts.
"This is the season that we're going to stand up for the children," said English.


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Purchasing a home is a lot of work. Eliminate a lot of stress by hiring a professional real estate agent to orchestrate showings, inspections, appraisals, contracts, and negotiations. Talk to the people you trust and get recommendations, then interview several agents. Keep searching until you find an agent with the right chemistry.
Without a preapproval letter you are nothing more than a "wannabe" buyer; and no seller will negotiate their best deal with a "wannabe" buyer. Plus, knowing how much you'll be able to borrow from the bank will help you stay realistic when it comes to the purchase price.
We all like to dream about our perfect home, but for most of us, our dreams don't usually equal reality. Your budget will dictate to a large extent how much of your dream you'll be able to achieve, so prioritize a home's features by their level of importance. Is a three-car garage non-negotiable? Or is it more important to have a private lot? Think about your priorities and be aware that you will most likely re-prioritize several times throughout the buying process.
Many home buyers find themselves feeling overwhelmed and confused after a long day of touring homes. Sometimes you're pressed for time, but be reasonable when scheduling home tours; too many in a short period of time and everything will run together in your mind. And the same holds true if you ask for too many outside opinions from friends and relatives. Refer to your list of needs and wants as a way to narrow your search if you have too many homes in contention.
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Martyrs Eustochius, Gaius, Probus, Lollius, and Urban, of Ancyra
The Holy Martyrs Eustochius, Gaius, Probus, Lollia and Urban suffered for Christ during the time of a persecution under the emperor Maximian (286-310).
Saint Eustochius was a pagan priest, but seeing the unyielding courage of the Christian martyrs, and the miracles worked by them, he converted to Christ. He went to Bishop Eudoxius of Antioch, was baptized by him, and was ordained to the priesthood. In the city of Lystra Saint Eustochius converted his nephew Gaius and all his household, among which included the children Probus, Lollia and Urban. Soldiers of the emperor arrested Saint Eustochius and took him for trial, but tortures could not turn Eustochius from his faith. They then sent the saint to the governor Agrippinus in the Galatian city of Ancyra. The newly-converted Gaius was also sent with him with his household. All of them, even the women and children, underwent fierce torture, but the martyrs did not deny Christ and so were beheaded.


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Just like last year, we're showcasing the people, ideas and memes that made Deadspin 2009 shine. Today: The greatest "oops" moments on live TV.
Ok, this first one isn't so much a mishap, as it is a stunning lack of professionalism and dignity. Standard operating procedure for Fox.
Mike Patrick, during the Capital One Bowl: "Georgia is just pulling a Plaxico. They just keep shooting themselves."
The sports team at WECT-TV in Wilmington, North Carolina, was reduced to using a whiteboard for sports scores, because their Speak-N-Spell was on the fritz.
Matt Vasgersian welcomed the MLB Network to basic cable by the dropping the channel's first live F-bomb. (More on Matt later.)
Live interviews are fun. Unless you've just run a full marathon and the local news crew can't get their act together while you desperately suck up oxygen.
Sometimes it's just too early to be talking about volleyball.
Matt V. strikes again, making an ill-timed comparison between Donovan McNabb and an EMT, who was hauling a damaged Brad Hawpe off the field at the time.
Drug busts make Chris McKendry a little giggly.
Keith Hernandez, on Roberto Clemente: "What a great player. And he could fly."
You can't take College World Series fans anywhere.
Ok, the internet isn't TV, but how many times have you wished an interview ended with the questioner unconscious?
Adam Schefter had a bit of breakdown.
Al Michaels (or someone in the Sunday Night booth) also had something stuck in his throat. Something very disgusting.
The anguish of defeated fans amuses Chris Fowler and his broadcast partners.
Chris Myers learned that you should never insult Whoopi Goldberg. Unless you're talking about her talent, in which case it's totally justified.
Woody Paige finds that live television is a great way to meet chicks and their grandmas.
Remember when the raciest thing about Tiger Woods was his love of farts?
Let's pause for a word from our sponsors and to give color commentator Matt Bullard a chance to scream at the refs. And we're back to the action!
You know, I think Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson had a very good rehearsal.
Bob Griese got in trouble for saying Juan Pablo Montoya loves tacos, even though everyone knows that Juan Pablo Montoya loves tacos.
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A Small Death In Lisbon
This book reads like two books until the end. The first part is about finding a sixteen year old girl's body on a beach in Portugal. This takes place in the late nineties and the POV is first person, the detective who is investigating the crime. The other story starts in 1941 in Germany and a business man who is inducted into the SS, and his main duty is to arrange for the purchase of wolfram, we call it tungsten. This story goes on until the time fra...
The Company of Strangers
Harcourt, Oct 2002, 14.00, 481 pp. ISBN: 0156027100 During World War II, British intelligence hires Andrea Aspinall, a mathematical wizard who thinks numbers are perfect. Andrea is to use her numerical skills to learn German atomic weaponry secrets. In Lisbon, Andrea vanishes under a new identity. She also meets German attach� Karl Voss, who believes the Nazis are losing the war and destroying Germany in their efforts to keep fighting. Karl a...


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Eric Johnson gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Porny's Caprese wedding?
Tomatoes and mozzarella, sprinkled with basil. I could do that for breakfast right now. Here are Jessica Simpson and her freeloading fiancé in Capri yesterday with family and friends, including her mother reportedly on a scouting mission for their upcoming wedding. They're now speculating that it'll happen next July at the Giardini D'Augusto. Full Story
Stay pregnant!
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I don't think I've received a single email disagreeing about my position on Porny's pregnancy style: that it's remarkably superior to her non-pregnancy style, as in it's GOOD style. Crazy talk, right? But look at her, stringing together win after win this week in New York in her maternity clothes. Finally finding the proportion in her choices in length and fit and tightness and/or looseness. Full Story
Porny's pregnancy steeze
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She wears her clothes so much better when she's pregnant, non? Look at my Porny last night in New York with her freeloader. Doesn't she look lovely? Isn't that a good fit? Why can't she do this when there's no baby inside of her? But God her breasts must be heavy. They're the same size as her belly. And I cannot deal with this dude and his legs and pants issue. Full Story
Pregnancy pays already for Porny
This is Jessica Simpson with her freeloader yesterday celebrating her nephew's 3rd birthday. As you well know Porny is now pregnant with her own. Us Weekly reports that she will be signing with Weight Watchers after she gives birth to lose all her baby gain. Full Story
Porny's having a baby?
I have no idea. But In Touch Eye-Roll Weekly is claiming to have the exclusive. They've supposedly "confirmed" that Jessica Simpson is pregnant with that freeloader's baby. Porny's "kooky" cravings include "nacho chips dipped in chocolate and cheese-flavored popcorn and non-alcoholic margaritas". Full Story
Porny's "professional dancing"
Jessica Simpson tweeted this yesterday: There are rumors that I was "drunk swaying" at the Adele concert last night. That wasn't drunk swaying, that was professional dancing! It's funny, right? It's actually not a bad joke. Full Story
Let's open the week with an As IF
It was Porny's birthday yesterday. She's 31 now. And she tweeted this photo – a gift from her KFed. He bought her a new bag. What looks like a Birkin. A very large, very orange one. With this caption: Eric made my birthday!!! I have never been more surprised in my life! Jackie O who? ;) See what Victoria Beckham has done to Birkins? Now anyone can buy a f-cking Birkin. Full Story
Porny time in Paris
Porny and her KFed are in Paris. The photo agency is trying to tell me it's all romantic and sh-t. Paris is indeed romantic. Paris was probably, so far, the best trip Jacek and I have ever taken. It was London first, then Paris, then the South of France, then Poland. And in Paris, walking everywhere, or taking the metro, and eating constantly, and drinking wine, and seeing everything, and he loved the Eiffel Tower so much, especially at night when it lights up – yeah we're cheesy gross tourists – it was full on bliss all the time, every single day. Full Story
Porny to judge?
Porny was in New York last night with her freeloader and they went to dinner at a vegan restaurant, all part of her "get fit" plan as she's supposedly working out 4 days a week for 75 minutes each time with the Tracy Anderson Method. Porny however denies that her motivation is a wedding or, for that matter, a new tv show: "Yes, I am working out, but why is that worth any sorta press? I always take care of myself. Full Story
Can Porny look like GOOPy?
Porny's getting married this year. So she's trying to lean out, get into her dress. Her last trainer was Harley Pasternak. But Harley's connected to John Mayer. And besides, Porny wants to look like GOOP. Gwyneth's body is aspirational? That's actually a business plan. Full Story
Rough night, Porners?
Porny Jessica Simpson took her freeloader out for dinner last night. They went to Katsuya. Too much sake? He had to hold on to her to make sure she didn't bail on those heels. But that is a crazy weave, non? And it's actually not that bad either, comparatively speaking. Hers for example is far superior to Lilo's and Fried Chicken Britney's. Full Story


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Friday Funnies -- The Rap Edition
Voice was an attendee at the recent Together For the Gospel conference in Louisville and Taylor asks him for his opinion of the rap parody that Lig and John Duncan performed. You can go over and check out his critical analysis of their music career possibilities.
For this next question I'm thinking about increasingly smaller circles. In the first circle you have all the musicians in the world. Within that circle is a much smaller one that holds all the rappers in the world. Within that is a smaller one yet of guys trying to live a fairly clean, moral lifestyle. Within that you have Christian rappers. And finally, you have perhaps the smallest segment of all—Reformed Christian rappers. But you're not the only one, are you? Who are some of the other Reformed brothers out there doing hip hop and rap?
Right now the guys I listen to are Christcentric (Christcentric.net) Shai Linne and Timothy Brindle (Lampmode.com). These guys, groups influence me the most and the ones I like to listen to. There are more but I don't listen to them as much.
Here are two "Christian rap videos" (if you can call them that) I found on the internet. Both are meant to be humorous, and are in no way representative of the style of the guys mentioned above (you can check out the links and find videos of each if you are interested). The first of the two videos I found over at The No Kool Aid Zone, which is authored by an Evan-Free blogger, and the other is fairly old, so most of you probably have seen it before. So sit back and enjoy a good laugh courtesy of the latest installment of "Friday Funnies."


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Gadgets: Chef'n SleekStor Measuring Beakers
Kitchen gadgets, gear, and appliances to help you get things done.
Are we done re-designing liquid measuring cups yet?
Apparently not.
It should be simple. The container needs to hold liquid, and you need to be able to read its measurements. But there's so much more you can add to a measuring cup that makes it so more useful. Or silly. Or annoying.
One of my favorite measuring cups is near the end of its days because the numbers and lines are starting to wear off. Its replacement already has a chip on the rim, which is spectacularly annoying. Another cup that is functionally just fine has a handle that makes it storage-unfriendly because it won't nest nicely.
I guess I'm still on a quest for the perfect set of measuring cups. I doubt there is such a thing.
The SleekStor Measuring Beakers ($30 for a set of three) from Chef'n can brag that they're innovative. The three-piece set—4-cup, 2-cup, and 1-cup—nests for storage, and each cup has its own lid so you can store things in them. They're heat resistant to 650°F, so dishwashers and microwaves are no problem.
Instead of the usual spout, they've got a "pinch" feature so you kind of squeeze the beaker to make a spout for pouring. It works as well as any other spout, with the slight advantage that you can pinch more for finer drizzling, if that's something you need.
The thing I like best about these, though, is that all the measurements are in one place, with lines that make it easy to see that 3 cups is 24 ounces, which is pretty close to 700ml. With some of my measuring cups, metric measures are on the opposite side from US measures so you can't see both at once. It's handy to be able to see both for recipes that list both, just to make sure someone's math was correct.
The downside to the set compared to other cups is the lack of a handle, but because they're tall rather than wide, handles aren't entirely necessary. I can easily hold the 4-cup measure in one hand.
So far, I like these, with the only question being the durability. How long will it take before the numbers begin to fade? Will that pinch feature eventually cause the cups to crack? Considering the durability of some other silicone kitchen tools I own that I've mercilessly abused, these should have a reasonably long life.
These aren't so innovative that I'd suggest throwing out your existing cups to buy them. But if you need an extra set, I'd suggest looking at these. The lids, in particular, make them handy for foods you might measure, mix, and store.
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analogguru wrote:A nice intriguos fellow named "puretube", you can see his face here on the left:
seems to have nothing else to do then to follow my steps and talk lies to my actual ISP that with my schematics I would violate copyrights.
For this reason, some of the schematic-links maybe broken for some time.
I am working to sort this out and establish a "puretube-safe" webspace.
Sorry about the inconviniences.
bajaman wrote:Hello Modman
I have a noobie friend - have performed a few mods on some of his pedals and tube amp - Is it okay to invite him here? - he is a computer tech, at the local University and a really nice guy
beavis wrote:Hi everyone, Beavis here.
Glad to meet you all.
Well, I can't believe it's free either but...
What I can't believe is that of the majority of all the people online reading this stuff, they would go and vote for the slowest possible way to get information.
I'm sorry, but I think it's crazy that they would rather pay for a CD which Jack has to make, dupe, mail out, rather than get the good stuff right away. Why would you possibly want to wait a month or so for new projects, when you can get them right away as soon as he's finished.
If they really wanted the site on CD, just get Internet Explorer, save the site as a web archive and burn a CD. Read/Write CD burners are way cheaper now.
Oh well, I thank Jack for what he has posted in the past and for what he has contributed and will contribute in the future. I can't help but think that somehow we have lost out a bit.
Call me greedy but not being able to link to a Mini-Booster or Mini-Tubes schematic online seems a crime.
soulsonic wrote:I have a printout of the MiniTubes, so I guess it's "safe". Anyone want me to redraw it post it up? It's really not that fancy - just a bunch of MiniBoosters all run together.
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Isabel Jones (Stormwind) and Marith Lazuria (Orgrimmar), are the Jewelcrafting trainers in each faction's main city, who give you your daily quests once you reach Jewelcrafting 475. These quests are the source of the [Illustrious Jewelcrafter's Token]s
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Timothy Jones, the Jewelcrafting trainer in Dalaran, gives you your daily quests. Every quest involves combining two different uncut gems together with another item, and bringing the resulting item to him. Every quest is rewarded with [Dalaran Jewelcrafter's Token]. You must complete the quest Finish the Shipment before you can accept any of the daily quests.
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SPIEGELAU Salute Champagne Glass
The classic machine-made champagne glass of the timeless glass collection Salute is timeless design on a high stem. This classically shaped glass is often used for light, fresh, dry champagnes. Whether used in restaurants or at home, the Salute glasses add an elegant accent to any kind of table setting. All SPIEGELAU glasses are dishwasher safe.
Year of design 2015
Volume 210.0 ccm
Height 245.0 mm
Box quantity 4.0
Type of Manufacturing machine production
Material Crystal
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Hot Cheddar-Mushroom Spread
- 2 cups mayonnaise
- 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
- 2/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 4 cans (4-1/2 ounces each) sliced mushrooms, drained
- 1 envelope ranch salad dressing mix
- Minced fresh parsley
- Assorted crackers
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, cheeses, mushrooms and dressing mix. Spread into a greased 9-in. pie plate.
- 2. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until cheese is melted. Sprinkle with parsley. Serve with crackers.
Nutrition Facts
2 tablespoons: 175 calories, 17g fat (4g saturated fat), 13mg cholesterol, 379mg sodium, 2g carbohydrate (1g sugars, 1g fiber), 3g protein.
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Mar 18, 2012
This recipe is amazing! So easy, so fast, so delicious! Made this as an easy appetizer. Rave reviews. Worth using good cheddar :) Leftovers are just as good.
Oct 13, 2011
Everyone raves about this recipe. I make it according to the directions, only I use cooking spray to coat the dish and it turns out wonderful.
Apr 21, 2011Hello all, After seeing this recipe in "Taste of Home", I knew I loved the ingredients and had to try it. After reading the reviews I made a few alterations: 1) I sauteed 20 oz. of fresh mushrooms chopped into medium size pieces in a bit of olive oil and butter. I don't like canned mushrooms at all, nor does my family, so this was a personal preference. 2) I omitted the Parm. Cheese as I didn't have any on hand, and used Swiss cheese instead. 3)This was key, I cut way down on the mayo, only using 1/4 c. I wanted to taste the mushrooms instead of the mayo. This helps keep the oil down too. I also did not grease the pie plate as there was enough fat in the sauteed mushrooms. Watch the cheese carefully, and be sure to stir it as it gets close to the 20 minute mark. This will help it from clumping up. P.S. You can make the ranch seasoning from scratch instead of using the Ranch Salad Dressing envelope called for by combining the following: 1/4 tsp dried parsley 3/4 tsp ground pepper 1 tsp. seasoned salt 1/2 tsp. garlic powder 1/4 tsp. Hungarian paprika 1/4 tsp. onion powder 1/8 tsp. dried thyme It's much better-and cheaper-than using the envelope, and no extra mystery additives either! :-)
Dec 23, 2009
This is a hit whenever I make this. It is greasy but it tastes great with chips or crackers.
Oct 9, 2009
Hmmm...every time i make this dip it turns out fine and everyone loves it. There was no extra grease. I did not grease the pan.I did use light mayo as well as a 2 cheese blend instead of the cheddar though. It seems to make a difference in the end result. (i.e. the pool of grease)
Jan 19, 2009
I had the same problem--it was a pool of grease, unappetizing, and disgusting. I was disappointed and put it in the trash.
Dec 31, 1969
Re: Hot Cheddar-Mushroom Spread
This was a pool of oil, and the cheddar did not melt, but became hard, perhaps because of the oil, are the measurements off a little?
Dec 31, 1969
I'm confused. The total volume of the ingredients called for is about 6 cups but the recipe only yields 3 cups. What am I missing?
Oct 8, 2008
This was SUPER greasy! No need to grease the pie plate. Too much grease for me.


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Cheerio and welcome to the Rose and Crown Pub and Dining Room! This cozy little pub offers a hearty, delicious menu of your British favorites, including cottage pie, fish and chips, and the pints you can't get anywhere else in America.
I can highly recommend this reasonably priced restaurant. After slipping in food quality for a few years, it's back full force with a new menu and great service.
Service: Table-Service and Pub Counter Service
Type of Food: British
Location: Epcot, World Showcase, United Kingdom Pavilion
Disney Dining Plan: Yes, Table-Service credit in Dining Room
Tables in Wonderland: Yes
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The menus include all your favorite brews, scotches, ciders, cognacs, and dishes from the jolly old (and contemporary!) United Kingdom. Try a pub blend for the ultimate in brew-mastery!
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Important Info:
- The pub and the dining room are, technically, separate from one another. Be sure to make an Advanced Dining Reservation to dine in the dining room. Pub is first come, first served.
- Occasionally, the pub has entertainment, such as the Hat Lady. Keep an eye out!
- If the pub and dining room are packed, Yorkshire County Fish and Chips is to the right of the restaurant while there's a small, outdoor bar serving up brew to the left of the restaurant.
- Many folks like to book a reservation just prior to the Illuminations fireworks and take their chances getting a table outside on the patio. It's a risk, but the reward is gorgeous. We recommend booking a reservation for around 7:30pm and requesting a patio table at the podium. Illuminations begins at nine, so let them know you'll wait as long as you can to snag one of those coveted outdoor tables.
Famous Dishes: Brews: Boddingtons, Guinness, Hoegaarden, Tennant's, Strongbow, and more. Dishes: Fish and Chips, Scotch Egg, Bangers and Mash, Cottage Pie, Mushy Peas, Sticky Toffee Pudding.
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