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Gooey chocolate cherry cookies
By Jane Hornby
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 14 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 20 large cookies
If you like American-style cookies, you'll love these pale, chewy delights. Plus, they can be baked from frozen
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- Freezable
Nutrition per cookie
- kcalories
- 186
- protein
- 2g
- carbs
- 23g
- fat
- 11g
- saturates
- 6g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 14g
- salt
- 0.13g
- 200g unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 85g light muscovado sugar
- 85g golden caster sugar
- 1 egg
- 225g self-raising flour
- 50g plain chocolate, 50-70% cocoa, roughly chopped
- 50g white chocolate, roughly chopped
- 85g natural colour glacé cherries, roughly chopped
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- Heat oven to 190C/fan 170C/gas 5. Beat the butter, sugars and egg until smooth, then mix in the flour, chocolates and cherry pieces and ½ tsp salt. Spoon onto non-stick baking sheets in large rough blobs – you'll get 20 out of this mix. Make sure they are well spaced as the cookies grow substantially as they bake. The raw dough can be frozen.
- Bake for 12-14 mins until just golden, but still quite pale and soft in the middle. If baking from frozen, give them a few mins more. Cool on the sheets for 5 mins, then lift onto racks with a fish slice and leave to cool completely.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2009
Comments, questions and tips
these were amazing and by far the nicest biscuits i have ever made! I did think they were a bit too big though, so I used a large glass to cut them into rounds. The second time, I halved the size of the blobs and made over 40 smaller ones which I thought tasted better - more crunchy than chewy and firmed up much quicker too.
Easy to make, the most time consuming part is chopping the cherries. I baked my first tray in my fan oven at 170c but turned it down to 160c for the other one. Taking note of the other comments I made the cookies at a large marble size and got ten to a tray, have made 18 so far and still have dough left. They taste great, I added some chopped pistachios because they were leftover from something else.
Lovely, and the good news is it makes more than it says! Only did relatively small blobs per cookie to avoid making one large slab as others reported - no more than a fairly small heaped dessert spoon size. Made about 26 but lost count as starting eating them! Only about 8 per tray, and the mixture won't spoil if you wait til the first batch are out of the oven and cooled on the tray for 5 mins before re-using the tray. I had 3 trays but one was old so used greaseproof paper on that to avoid sticking. Will make again, once also tried choc pecan cookie recipe!
oh my god.
These cookies are amazing, i left my dough mixture to chill in the fridge for an hour before cooking and i left out the cherries and just added 100g of each chocolate instead. I did end up making 1 big cookie but whilst it was hot i just cut it in to slices and it was fine. a bit of a chocolate ganache on top makes a nice addition as well.
Absolutely delicious. I baked the cookies in 2 batches of 10 to take the spreading into account. Try making teaspoon sized dollops for "normal" sized cookies. I used a tablespoon and they came out the same size as the American cookies you get in Sainsbury's. YUM! Made them as a treat to go with coffee and everyone LOVED them. Defo making again.
Delicious cookies, really really quick and easy to make. I made them with the 50g dark choc chunks and 100g milk choc chunks as had no cherries or white choc and they were yummy. Going to try them with white choc and cherries next time though as bet they will be great too. You really do need to keep a very close eye on them to make sure they don't over cook but still really tasty even when they are a bit crunchy!!


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The hugely talented singer grew up on the South Side of Chicago, the youngest of eight in a musical family. Though she trained as an opera singer, the young Riperton was more interested in soul and blues than operettas and showtunes, and by 15 she was singing with all-girl group The Gems. Eventually the girls, known by then as Studio Three, would have some success as session musicians, singing back-up for Fontella Bass on "Rescue Me."
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envelope contained the words "Personal – Do Not Throw Away."
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More than 200 Ohioans gathered at the Ohio Statehouse on Saturday to call on U.S. Sens. Sherrod Brown and Rob Portman to support federal regulations that would attempt to curtail human-caused global warming. The regulations would impose stricter pollution limits on power plants across the nation, which Environment Ohio says are responsible for 41 percent of U.S. carbon emissions — a primary contributor to global warming. The new rules are part of the climate plan President Barack Obama proposed in June to skip legislative action from a gridlocked Congress and slow down global warming by using the already-established regulatory arm of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). "Our message today is clear. The time is now to act on climate," said Christian Adams, state associate with Environment Ohio, in a statement. "Global warming threatens our health, our environment and our children's future. Ohioans support President Obama's plan to clean up the biggest carbon polluters." The Obama administration proposed regulations on new power plants on Sept. 20 that effectively prevent any new coal power plants from opening up if they don't capture and sequester carbon pollution. Experts argue those limits will have little effect on future carbon emissions because new coal power plants are already being phased out by natural gas. But the statehouse rally asked Ohio's senators to support incoming regulations that will impose further restrictions on existing power plants and — if they're effective — reduce the amount of carbon going into the atmosphere. The regulations could have large implications for Ohio. A previous report from Environment Ohio found Ohio's power plants pollute more than those in any state except Texas. Coal companies warn the regulations could cost jobs. St. Louis-based Patriot Coal says "burdensome environmental and governmental regulations" have already "impacted demand for coal and increased costs." But the regulations could simply shift jobs to cleaner energy sectors. A 2012 report from Environment Ohio found Cincinnati could become the regional capital of solar power and help revitalize its economy with new jobs in the process. Scientists have historically called for reducing global warming to 2 degrees Celsius to avoid the worst effects of climate change. That would involve greatly reducing the amount of carbon that goes into the atmosphere over the next few decades, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). In the IPCC's 2013 report, scientists said they are at least 95 percent certain that human actions contribute to global warming. Many economists argue a carbon tax and a cap-and-trade system are better ways to tackle climate change than regulations. But those policies would require legislative action that is unlikely in the current political climate, especially since many Republican legislators deny the science behind human-caused global warming.
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Gun control advocates lobby for legislation, even as it falters at the federal level.
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Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown is putting forward legislation that would break up the big banks to avoid what has been colloquially dubbed "too big to fail." The liberal senator is teaming up with Sen. David Vitter, a very conservative Republican from Louisiana, to put together the bill, which Brown says will make the economy safer, secure taxpayer money and help create jobs. In his push, Brown has compared the big banks to Standard Oil, which was broken up by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1911 after the oil giant breached antitrust laws. Indiana Gov. Mike Spence fired back at Ohio Gov. John Kasich for insulting Indiana in recent remarks: "Indiana is the best state in the Midwest to start a business, grow a business and get a job. … With the Hoosier state consistently winning the competition for fiscal responsibility and reform, somebody should remind the governor of Ohio that trash talk usually comes before the game." In a speech Monday, Kasich said, "This is not Indiana where you go to Indianapolis … and then say, 'Where else are we going to go? Gary?' " Ohio is a leader in reducing prison re-entry, and that's translating to millions of dollars for the state's taxpayers. Ohio's recidivism rate, which measures how many prison convicts are returning to prison after being released, dropped to 28.7 percent in 2009, from 39.5 percent in 2003. The latest data is from 2009, so it's before Gov. John Kasich took office and passed measures to further reduce prison recidivism, which provide new ways for criminals to get records expunged, allow released criminals to obtain a certificate of qualification from courts for employment and offer sentence-reduction incentives for prisoners to get job training and education programs while in prison. The Ohio House approved a bill that would effectively shut down Internet sweepstakes cafes, which state officials claim are havens for gambling and other criminal activity, by limiting their prize payouts to $10. The bill received support from law-enforcement groups, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, some charity organizations and the state's casino operators. Mayoral candidate John Cranley says the city should redirect funding meant for the streetcar to the MLK/I-71 Interchange project, but the funding is set up through federal grants that are highly competitive and allocated specifically to the streetcar project. Opponents of the city's parking plan briefly celebrated yesterday when they assumed Graeter's had joined their efforts, but the ice cream company says it was all a misunderstanding. Graeter's is allowing opponents to gather petition signatures in front of its stores because the sidewalks are public property, but the company says it didn't give permission to gather signatures within the stores. Cincinnati's Findlay Market earned a glowing review in The Boston Globe, sparking a wave of celebration on social media. The Smale Riverfront Park is forging ahead largely thanks to the help of private funders, who have made up for an unexpected drop in state and federal funds. The Ohio Senate paved ahead with legislation that will raise the speed limit on some highways, particularly in rural areas, to 70 miles per hour. The bill contains obvious time benefits for drivers, but environmental groups say higher speed limits mean worse fuel efficiency and insurance groups say it will make roads more dangerous. A West Chester trucking company is cutting 250 jobs. Popular Science has nine reasons to avoid sugar to save your life.
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In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here. If there's a Democrat-led war on coal in Ohio, it's not showing in the numbers. PolitiFact checked Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown's claim that coal jobs and production have gone up in the state since five years ago, and it turns out he's right. Brown's remark was in response to Republican challenger Josh Mandel's claim that Democrats are leading a war on coal. Brown and Mandel are fighting for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat, which CityBeat covered in-depth here. Currently, Brown leads by 5.5 points in aggregate polling. The presidential campaigns are turning it up in Ohio. Ann Romney was in Greater Cincinnati yesterday to campaign for her husband, echoing past visits from Michelle Obama. President Barack Obama will be in Cincinnati Sunday. Mitt Romney will hold a big rally in West Chester on Friday. Ohio could be the state to decide whether Romney or Obama is the next president. Due to Ohio's importance, lawyers from around the county will be keeping a close eye on the state. With six days of voting left, aggregate polling shows Obama up 2.3 points in Ohio and the race tied nationally. FiveThirtyEight, The New York Times' forecasting model, says Obama has a 79.9 percent chance of winning Ohio and a 79 percent chance of winning the election. The Coalition Opposed to Additional Spending and Taxes (COAST) is suing Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) for allegedly using city resources to campaign for Issue 42, which will renew a CPS levy from 2008. In the emails, school officials discuss voter registration drives, signing up to support the levy and contributing to the levy campaign. But in a few emails, Jens Sutmoller, campaign coordinator for Issue 42, asks for personal emails to properly respond. COAST has endorsed a "No" vote on Issue 42. CityBeat covered Issue 42 and the problems facing CPS here. CityBeat also endorsed a "Yes" vote on Issue 42 here. Dropping enrollment in urban district schools, including CPS, has caused some schools to revise building programs downward, saving the state money. In CPS in particular, the school's project has dropped down to 50 buildings from 66 partly in response to a decline in about 10,000 students since 2002 to about 32,687 enrolled students today. The shift apparently has less to do with students moving to the suburbs and more to do with the greater availability of charter and private schools. The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority's CEO Laura Brunner laid out the Port Authority's strategic plan yesterday. The Port Authority seeks to fight poverty, attract residents and increase jobs by expanding inland port operations, developing land, stabilizing targeted communities, upgrading its public financing plan and transparently communicating progress, according to Brunner. A small fraction of absentee ballots might have been rejected due to a state data glitch. The glitch caused Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted to deliver 33,000 updated registration records to local elections issues. Tim Burke, chairman of the county Democratic Party and county Board of Elections, expressed mixed feelings about the error: "Obviously, you hate like hell to have the secretary of state's office, which had promised to have a very efficient election, popping something like that on us seven days out. … Having said that, I'm glad at least once they recognized that these names are out there they moved to get them to us so that we can do our best to ensure that these folks are not disenfranchised because of some administrative glitch." In related news, Husted got the emergency stay he asked for on a recent voting ruling. Husted said he was happy with the decision in a statement: "With six days to go before Election Day, I am pleased that the Court has granted a stay in this case so that I can give the 88 county boards of elections the clear direction they need on the rules for processing provisional ballots." There are a few teachers campaigning for office in Ohio, and NPR says the campaigns could give Democrats and Obama a boost. The surge of teachers is largely attributed to Senate Bill 5, which tried to limit collective bargaining among public employees. The teachers figure the only way to prevent another Senate Bill 5 is by holding office. There are also Ohio Board of Education candidates on this year's ballot. StateImpact Ohio has a look into some of those candidates here. A survey found small firms are doing very little to prepare for Obamacare. Most don't know what the national health care plan will even do for them. About 70 percent were unsure or incorrectly believed Obamacare will make them pay a tax. Ever want to play Tetris with a pumpkin? Well, apparently someone has.
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Ohio's ugly Senate race has national repercussions
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The world will be watching Ohio this week, waiting largely to see which presidential candidate's weeks of time and millions of dollars spent wooing Buckeye State voters will pay off. But slightly down the ballot is another race nearly as important: for one of Ohio's U.S. Senate seats.
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Remove Democrat and Republican for a second. Assume there are two candidates outside of partisan labels. Candidate A is the current sitting senator. He has a clear record and policies to run on. Candidate B is the challenger. He has little record and policies, and he's been caught being dishonest time and time again — to the extent that one major newspaper gave him an award for lying so much.
CityBeat's 2012 Endorsements: First Half
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We at CityBeat take election endorsements seriously, and you should too! Our writers spent considerable time researching 2012's candidates and issues and what each means to the future of Cincinnati and America. (We also figured out what the Hamilton County coroner does besides chopping up bodies...) This is the first half of our endorsements — the entire collection will be available in our Election Issue Oct. 31. Read 'em and weep, voter suppressionists!
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Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown and Republican challenger Josh Mandel met once again Thursday night for a debate to see who is more qualified for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat. The candidates were a bit less feisty in their final debate, but the substance behind their words was fairly similar to the past two debates.Mandel spent a bit less time attacking Brown for "Washington speak," and Brown spent a bit less time attacking Mandel for dishonesty. However, Mandel did spend a bit more time attacking Brown for being a "career politician," and both candidates criticized each other for voting along party lines.For the most part, the debate treaded ground covered in the first debate and second debate. CityBeat covered those face-offs in-depth here: first debate and second debate.Some new details did emerge when Brown and Mandel discussed Social Security. Mandel clarified he would raise the eligibility age for Social Security and Medicare for those around his age — 35 — and younger. To justify the raise, he said life expectancy has grown since those laws were first put into place. He also claimed, "If we maintain the status quo, which is the way of Washington, there will be no Medicare or Social Security."Brown responded by saying he wouldn't raise the eligibility age or reduce benefits, but he would increase the payroll tax cap. In the case of Mandel's proposal, there is some important context missing. While it's true life expectancy has increased in the U.S., it has not increased at the same level for everyone. A 2008 study by the Congressional Budget Office found life expectancy is lagging for low-income individuals, while it's steadily rising for the wealthiest Americans. A 2006 study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology had similar findings. These studies show increases in the average life expectancy may not be reflective of what's actually happening within the poor and even middle class. In other words, raising the eligibility age to match the rise in life expectancy could disproportionately hurt the lower classes.There are also some holes in gauging the eligibility age for entitlement programs with a rise in the average life expectancy. Social Security was enacted in 1935. Between the law passing and 2007, the U.S. child mortality rate dropped about 3.3 percent per year for children between the ages of one and four, according to a study from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This large drop in child mortality rate could be exaggerating gains in life expectancy, which is an average that takes into account the age of deceased children.Mandel's implication that raising the eligibility age is the only way to keep Social Security solvent is also misleading. Currently, the payroll tax is set up so it only taxes the first $110,100 of everyone's income. A Congressional Research Service study from 2010 found eliminating the cap would keep the Social Security Trust Funds solvent for the next 75 years. The downside is this would raise taxes for anyone making more than $110,100. Still, the fact eliminating the cap would extend the trust funds' solvency shows there are other options, and it shows Brown's idea of increasing the cap has some fiscal merit.However, Mandel would not be able to take Brown's approach because it would mean raising taxes, which Mandel vowed to not do under any circumstance when he signed lobbyist Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge.For the final debate, Mandel and Brown followed similar paths as before and even recited some of the exact same lines. At this point, the candidates have painted clear contrasts. With three debates and a year of campaigning behind them, it's now clear Brown is mostly the liberal, Democratic choice and Mandel is mostly the conservative, Republican choice.
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A really fun read, as per usual. The characters are fun and quirky, while the world makes you feel like you know it really well, but not well enough to figure out every thing. Looking forward to the next one.
I think I need to read more Jasper Fforde, who in this book read to me like a cross between J. K. Rowling and Terry Pratchett. Funny, witty, and wise all at the same time; entertainment, silliness, and social critique wrapped in a fun fantasy package. --- The title and cover had me expecting knights and swords and battles, when instead we get wizards and government bureaucracy at the start that only gradually develops into something involving a dragon and a sword. Jennifer Strange's most important skills are diplomacy and insight. Though those are far from her only talents; she has a quick mind good in a crisis, good business sense, and strong moral values: "Business, Miss Strange--nothing personal. You have many fine qualities that I admire. You should have been born a century ago, when values such as yours meant something." The story, in brief is about Jennifer going from a teen manager of an employment agency for magicians to a celebrity involved in the predicted slaying of the last dragon. But it's much more complicated than that. --- Perhaps the best thing to do might be to give you a sample of Fford's writing from the first chapter: --- "We had lots to talk about--the job we were driving to, the weather, experimental spells, King Snodd's sometimes eccentric ways. But we didn't. Price, Moobin, and Mawgon, despite being our best sorcerers, didn't really get along. It wasn't anything personal; sorcerers are just like that--temperamental, and apt to break out into petulant posturing that takes time and energy to smooth over. My job of running Kazam Mystical Arts Management was less about spells and enchantments, diplomacy and bureaucracy, than about babysitting. Working with those versed in the Mystical Arts was sometimes like trying to knit with wet spaghetti: just when you thought you'd gotten somewhere, it all came to pieces in your hands. But I didn't really mind. Were they frustrating? Frequently. Were they boring? Never. . . . " --- "Of the forty-five sorcerers, movers, soothsayers, shifters, weather-mongers, carpeteers, and other assorted mystical artisans at Kazam, most were fully retired due to infirmity, insanity, or damage to the vital index fingers, either through accident or rheumatoid arthritis. Of these forty-five, thirteen were potentially capable of working, but only nine had current licenses--two carpeteers, a pair of pre-cogs, and most important, five sorcerers legally empowered to carry out Acts of Enchantment. Lady Mawgon was certainly the crabbiest and probably the most skilled. As with everyone else at Kazam, her powers had faded dramatically over the past three decades or so, but unlike everyone else, she'd not really come to terms with it. In her defense, she'd had farther to fall than the rest of them, but this wasn't really an excuse. The Sisters Karamazov could also claim once-royal patronage, and they were nice as apricot pie. Mad as a knapsack of onions, but pleasant nonetheless."
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What a hoot! But, with plenty of relevant social commentary. I loved it!
I love this book. It is great for fans of magic.
It is the 21st century and magic has started to fade away. Fifteen year old Jennifer Strange runs Kazam, an employment agency for soothsayers and sorcerers. They are being hired to unplug drains, rewire houses and deliver pizza but even that work has been drying up. Then visions start predicting the death of the Last Dragon at the hands of a dragonslayer. The visions also suggest that Jennifer Strange will be involved and something big is about to happen – maybe Big Magic. Fforde's book, the first in a series, is fast paced, interesting and humorous. It is a fun read and I would recommend it to readers who enjoy fantasy. Reviewed by KH
In all fariness, I am NOT a teen, but I have read a fair share of teen books over the decades.. Fforde's brilliant literary wit is lacking here even though it is clever and witty at times, just not brilliantly so. The main character is likeable enough, but not enough happens through the first 240 pages or so to make it very interesting. However the finale was pretty good, good enough that I may try the next in the series, hoping for better. The Thursday Next stories, all of them good, did get better, so there is hope here.
I thought it was a very cute book. It was silly and whimsical, creating a world part high-fantasy and part urban. I loved it, but I read a lot of fantasy when I was younger and at 15 feel it was a bit below my reading level. However, I think anyone under 13 or 14 would love it!
Even though I am "old" I very much enjoyed this book. A very good "easy" read, I would recommend it to any age, even elderly folk like me! :)
"In his whimsical YA debut, the bestselling author of the Thursday Next series introduces 16-year-old foundling Jennifer Strange. Jennifer runs Kazam, a combination boarding house and employment agency for sorcerers in a world where magic is fading away. But when magicians all over the Un-united Kingdoms start having visions about the death of the world's last dragon, Jennifer learns that she has a much greater responsibility than finding suitable jobs for washed-up wizards: she is the Last Dragonslayer. Often silly but also highly entertaining, this 1st in a planned series is a good bet for fans of Terry Pratchett's Tiffany Aching books." Teen Scene December 2012 Newsletter http://www.nextreads.com/Display2.aspx?SID=5acc8fc1-4e91-4ebe-906d-f8fc5e82a8e0&N=576688
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As with most popular malls, parking is challenging at best. We arrived at 10am when the mall opens and found a parking spot within easy walking distance to the mall doors. When we left several hours later, every parking spot all the way back to the entry drive was full.
The mall is almost completely full of retailers. I'm glad to see the volume of businesses in an outlet facility as the one close to my home is only about 2/3 full. This provides quite a bit more selection and shopping opportunities. The selection includes both "outlet" and retail stores. Some of the stores are: Bed, Bath & Beyond, Shoe Carnival, Old Navy, Barnes & Noble, Harry & David, Bass, Nine West, Tommy Outlet, Liz Outlet, Saks Off 5th, Kirkland's Outlet, Fossil Outlet and a set of 20 Theaters.
The mall itself was full of people. There were numerous groups of junior high and high school kids hanging around, espeically the food court area (which offered TGIFridays and Chili's Too). Many people were outside Rainforest Cafe and Alabama Grill, waiting for tables.
In addition to all the stores, there was quite a bit of activity in the center secions. People were in the middle of the mall aisles selling balloons and other items. In the center section over by Barnes & Noble, Pillsbury had the "DoughBoy" out at the mall, and he was in a sectioned off area, dancing with a bunch of kids. (Okay, the Pillsbury food samples were better than the dancing Doughboy.) Another time, one of the munchkins from "The Wizard of Oz" was there signing autographs. Even another time, I saw some of the bango players being recorded for a performance on one of the country-western programs.
The mall is very clean, with shining hardwood floors (carpeting in some sections) with a few couches here and there for those of us waiting for our "shoppers" to return.
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We went to the 6.30pm Saturday show and the tickets were $31.50 each including tax.
The show was divided into 5 half hour segments with different artistes in each.
Appearing on this particular show were: Jeannie Sealy, Jimmy C Newman, Jean Shepard, Porter Wagoner and Riders in the Sky. Each had their own half hour with guests. Riders in the Sky was supposed to be the best as they were on last and their guests were Billy Walker and T Graham Brown. There were also two teenage boys who were just learning the fiddle and banjo and who were really good.
There were some square dancers who were good, too.
What we thought was unusual was every 10 minutes the show stopped for the announcer to do an advertisement. They advertised, bread, Tooties Orchid Lounge, credit card and GOO GOO Biscuits. We didn't realise the show is broadcast live on radio until after.
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The Gibson guitar store was also rather unique. You can watch craftsmen build guitars and other stringed instruments. Of course, you can buy them all--for a price. Most of them were way out of my price range, but they were fun to look at.
There was a magic booth selling magic tricks in the center of the mall. We left with several tricks to amaze our friends and relatives with. We even got a video with it to help us remember how to maneuver them.
There were numerous other stores and walking around the mall, while music videos played in the open area made for a good evening's entertainment.
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It's unlikely that a Da'Rick Rogers tweet actually made Matt Elam play any better, but it was definitely on his mind last week.
Rogers made a joke about Florida's secondary being short, and Elam objected. They traded some Twitter barbs, including Elam firing back with, "the ones who talk the Most trash are the ones that are really frightened in the inside!"
Fellow Volunteers WR Justin Hunter (or as he is referred to in the photo below, "Justin Hunger") might have been doing some talking, too, but I never saw it.
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Elam's thoughts: "Coming in this week, these two guys was talking a lot of trash about what they were going to do to us. About how we were too small, about how we were too slow. They were saying how they were in a groove and how they were going to come and dominate us, but we handled that situation well.
"That got to me a lot. That made prepare harder and made me get more locked in and focused on this team and these receivers. It really motivated me."
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Hunter had one catch for 12 yards, and that play might have ended his season. He planted awkwardly on his left leg and immediately fell to the ground. He was grabbing his knee and needed help getting off the field.
Rogers caught five passes for 62 yards and a touchdown. He caught his 14-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter, right in front of Elam. The two players looked like they had a conversation after that play and a few others.
"Oh yeah, Da'Rick Rogers — there was a lot of bickering going back and forth, but that's just the game," Elam said. "He was saying, 'Oh you're too small.' And things like that. And I just kept telling him, 'Oh you're going to get hit, you're going to get hit.' So I was just trying to hit him, that's all."
Elam finished with two tackles, an interception and a pass break-up. He also was on the winning side, with the Gators taking a 33-23 victory over Tennessee for their seventh straight in the rivalry.
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Upon verification of all requirements for certification, the Admissions and Certification Office will forward a recommendation to the Michigan Department of Education in your name for an elementary provisional teaching certificate. The Admissions and Certification Office will release an official letter to you that is valid for 90 days and can legally be used in lieu of your actual certificate to seek employment. The official "90-day" letter will not be released to any student until all requirements for certification have been verified.
The Michigan Department of Education will send you an e-mail notification advising you to pay a certification fee online in the amount of $160.00. Upon receipt of payment, the Michigan Department of Education will forward your Elementary Provisional Certificate to you within 7-14 business days.. It is highly recommended that you review your teaching certificate to verify that it is correct and to become acquainted with the expiration date of your certificate.
If you have been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony, you must include court documents indicating the crime of which you were convicted, dates and sentences imposed with your application materials. The Admission and Certification Office will forward your application with all supporting materials (including your court documents) to the Michigan Department of Education for consideration of a teaching certificate.
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An elementary provisional teaching certificate is valid for a maximum of six years. During this time, you should begin to work on the requirements to obtain a Professional Education Certificate.
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St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Cecil Township, 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Fridays during Lent including Good Friday. Eat-in or take out. Choose from baked cod, salmon, Maine lobster rolls, crab cakes, scallops, shrimp, and cabbage and noodles. Call 412-221-9771 event days or 412-221-1560 nonevent days.
St. Patrick Church, Canonsburg, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Fridays in Lent, except Good Friday. Lunch menu includes fish sandwich, mac & cheese, stewed tomatoes, fries. Dinner 4-7 p.m. features fish dinner (broiled or fried), seafood platter, shrimp, Lenten soups, fries, mac & cheese, stewed tomatoes, haluski, cole slaw, dessert. Call 724-745-6560 or fax order to 724-746-1112.
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