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If I was going to be stranded on a desert island, and could take only one candy, Rocky Road would be my choice. I know that Rocky Road can mean different things to different people, depending on where you live, but for me it's white chunks of soft and spongy marshmallows together with crunchy nuts, all covered in a rich dark chocolate.
When I make Rocky Road I like to temper the chocolate and use homemade marshmallows. I know these two steps mean a little more work, but if you want an amazingly good Rocky Road, it's definitely worth it. So what is tempered chocolate and why do we need it for our Rocky Road? I will try to explain, not so much the science of it, but the process of making it. First, when you buy good dark chocolate have you noticed that it is nice and shiny, dry to the touch, with a hard and brittle surface which "snaps" when you break it? This is what is called "tempered" chocolate and, unfortunately, once chocolate is melted it loses these characteristics. While it is still great tasting, and you can use this melted chocolate for making Rocky Road, it won't have that lovely shine and brittle dry texture. Instead, if stored at room temperature, it will look dull and, with time, gray streaks will appear (called bloom), and its' texture will be a slightly soft with an almost greasy feeling. So that is why once the chocolate has melted it needs to brought back to its tempered state, before adding the marshmallows and peanuts.
To make this Rocky Road we are going to do what is called a quick two step "seed" temper. It's really not hard to do but you'll need a chocolate thermometer as a regular candy thermometer does not have a low enough temperature reading. Step One is to melt 3/4 pound (340 grams) of a good quality, semi sweet or bittersweet chocolate, and once the chocolate has melted and has reached a temperature of between 115 - 119 degrees F (46 - 48 degrees C) it's ready for the next step. Step Two is to cool the chocolate down to a temperature of between 89 - 91 degrees F (31 - 33 degrees C). This is done by gradually stirring into the melted chocolate the remaining 1/4 pound (115 grams) of finely chopped chocolate (this is called "seeding" because you are adding "seeds", or chopped chocolate, to the melted chocolate), using a rubber spatula or wooden spoon. Check the temperature often as you don't want the temperature to fall below the target temperature (and you may find you won't use all the finely chopped chocolate, or conversely, you may find you need to add extra chocolate). Finally, all that is left is to quickly fold in (because the tempered chocolate will not stay this temperature for long) the marshmallows and peanuts and spread onto a baking sheet.
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In a heatproof bowl, placed over a saucepan of simmering water, melt 3/4 pound (340 grams) of the chocolate that has been coarsely chopped.
Once melted, remove from the heat and check to see that the temperature of the chocolate is between 115-119 degrees F (46-48 degrees C). Once at that temperature, gradually add the remaining 1/4 pound (115 grams) of finely chopped chocolate, stirring with a rubber spatula or wooden spoon, until a chocolate thermometer inserted about a 1/2 inch (1 cm) into the chocolate registers 90 degrees F (32 degrees C). (You may not use all the chocolate.) Then quickly (as the chocolate sets very fast) stir the marshmallows and peanuts into the tempered chocolate and stir just until they are completely coated with chocolate. Immediately spread the rocky road onto the baking sheet. Let the Rocky Road sit at room temperature (or place in the refrigerator) until firm and then cut into pieces.
Rocky Road can be stored, in an airtight container, at room temperature for about a week or it can be stored in the refrigerator for about two weeks.
Makes about 1 1/2 pounds (675 grams) Rocky Road. Preparation time 1 hour.
Note: You can make this recipe for Rocky Road without tempering the chocolate. Simply melt the full 1 pound (450 grams) of semi sweet chocolate in a heatproof bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water. Once melted, remove from heat and fold in the marshmallows and peanuts. Spread on a parchment lined baking sheet and place in the refrigerator until set. Cut into pieces and store the Rocky Road in the refrigerator for up to a week.
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Area News-- A Cottage Grove man was cited Wednesday, Aug. 1, after his SUV broadsided a vehicle driven by a Woodbury woman and two children.
By: Mike Longaecker , Pierce County Herald
A Cottage Grove man was cited Wednesday, Aug. 1, after his SUV broadsided a vehicle driven by a Woodbury woman and two children.
The Woodbury woman, 44, and two school-age children, were both hospitalized at United Hospital, said Woodbury Police Sgt. Dave Brennan. The injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.
He said the 31-year-old Cottage Grove man ran a red light while driving south on Radio Drive. His vehicle struck the Woodbury woman's vehicle, which Brennan said was proceeding under a green turn arrow while attempting to turn west onto Afton Road from Radio Drive.
A third vehicle, driven by a 57-year-old Woodbury man, was also involved, but only received a scratch, Brennan said.
Neither the Cottage Grove man, who was cited for careless driving, nor an infant passenger in his vehicle were injured. Brennan said all occupants involved in the crash were wearing seat belts. Alcohol was not a factor in the crash.
Brennan said construction at the Radio Drive-Valley Creek Road intersection likely kept speeds lower and "probably helped" prevent a more serious crash.
Names of the occupants were not released pending a crash investigation.
The crash was the first in a busy day for Woodbury emergency crews.
Police and firefighters were called to a second crash at about 4 p.m. at Bailey Road and Radio Drive, where a van struck a motorcycle.
The motorcycle driver, a 27-year-old Hudson man, was not seriously injured, said police officer Scott Melander.
The driver of the Suburban Taxi van, a 42-year-old St. Paul man, was cited for failure to yield and careless driving.
Melander said the motorcycle driver, who was wearing a helmet, was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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Themba - you miss the point. We don't want to ban "men on the side of the road", nor TEMP agencies.
We want to ban the "dual contract" permanent arrangement labour brokers, simply because of the fact that Labour Court can not determine who the real employer is. This work-seeker you depict, will then actually benefit, as Dept of Labour will be able to spend more resources on getting him employed. Labour brokers want nothing to do with "men on the side of the road".
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Miles Liddell isn't a name known to many. It doesn't belong to a famous politician, a sporting champion or anyone of legendary status.
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Born the youngest of three children, Miles (in the words of his mother) was a dream child. But at 14 he turned to alcohol and marijuana.
"He got into a lot of trouble and made a lot of bad decisions that not only affected him but also affected us," Miles' mother, Jeanette Bath, said.
A stint in Cairns was meant to offer Miles the opportunity to turn his life around but instead he committed an armed robbery and the threat of prison loomed large.
"Thankfully Miles was given a suspended sentence but he had to stay in Cairns. So here he was at age 18 by himself and he was coping very well, so we thought," Mrs Bath, of Weston, said.
"But he died in April 2010. He hung himself.
"Miles was very able to let you see and hear, always, what he wanted you to see and hear, so if someone was to ask me was he depressed, I would have said no. The last time I saw him there was no sign of it whatsoever."
Mrs Bath said her son's suicide note expressed remorse for his actions but was also laced with immense guilt.
"He was sorry for everything he put me through and that he was terribly guilty for all the pain and upset he had caused. But we had forgiven him every time. Obviously he couldn't forgive himself."
Since Miles' death, Mrs Bath has sought solace from support groups in both Sydney and Maitland.
This week she will help facilitate such a group in Cessnock.
"Support groups are absolutely essential, without them I would be totally gaga because just being with people who have gone through this gives me the oomph to get through another day," Mrs Bath said.
"There is help out there but suicide remains one of the biggest killers of young men in this country.
"Someone said to me the other day that there had been 17 suicides in three years in the Branxton area alone. That is such a horrific amount in such a small community."
Two years on from losing Miles, Mrs Bath is living a life very different to the one she envisaged .
"Suicide shatters lives," she said. "Our life, my life, changed that day and it will never be the same. We're two years down the line now and the grief and the pain we feel is the same . . . that doesn't change.
"We're just learning to live our lives around it. The grief from a suicide stirs up a lot of questions like why didn't I see, why didn't he tell me and why couldn't I help him. It makes you question everything about your life. Miles made the best decision for Miles at that time, he did not make the best decision for us. We will grieve for him every day for the rest of our lives and that's just a terrible thing to carry.
"Everything in your life, every achievement, every sadness, Miles is always missing. And the fact that he chose to go is unbearable at times."
Unwittingly Miles has given his mother a new purpose in life and it's one she has embraced with dogged determination.
"I will not shut up about this. I will do and go and be anywhere I have to be to stop the pain," Mrs Bath said. "There is still a terrible stigma attached to suicide but we have to get it out there. My purpose for the rest of my days is to try and stop at least one family experiencing the pain of this.
"If I can then my time on this earth has meant something. I know that Miles felt by taking his own life he was saving me pain and heartbreak but that's not what he did. Suicide doesn't just take the life of one person it takes the life of everyone that is left behind."
■ The Cessnock Survivors of Suicide Support Group will meet on the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm at the Real Life Church, Cessnock. For more information phone Rose Hodges on 0407 001 525.
For more help phone Lifeline on 131114.


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Second tornado confirmed in Wilson County
A second tornado touched down in Wilson County on Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.
A confirmed EF-1 tornado touched down north of Lebanon near the intersection of Thomas Road and Canoe Branch Road and continued through to the southern tip of Trousdale County near U.S. 231.
"I suspected it, because when we draw out the damaged area from Mt. Juliet up to that point, it's a straight line," said Capt. Steve Spencer of the Wilson Emergency Management Agency. "What that indicates is that the EF-2 tornado that did so much damage in Mt. Juliet is part of that same cell, so basically the EF-2 weakened some, and when it went into that area it was an EF-1 instead of the EF-2."
Three ways to read the whole story:
1. Pick up a copy of Friday's edition of The Democrat. To get a subscription, call 615-444-3952.
2. For access to The Democrat's e-Edition, go to lebanondemocrat.com/e-edition-landing-page. Each publication day, a new e-edition is added by noon.
3. Check back here tomorrow afternoon for this story in its entirety.


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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Tane Furniture Design - Reloved Collection
Edna chair by Tane Furniture Design - featuring Ginkgo in Copper & Rust
A few months ago the very lovely Gary from Tane Furniture Design visited our studio to select fabrics for a new collection he has been working on - beautifully restored & reupholstered pieces of mid-century furniture. Gary designs furniture "with an emphasis on sustainability, through material choices, longevity, restoration and the dis-assembly of products." That's exactly what we like to hear!
Here are more gorgeous photos of the pieces Gary has restored using our fabrics. The Charlie chair has been sold already to a very happy customer, but Edna is still for sale :)
Edna chair by Tane Furniture Design - featuring Ginkgo in Copper & Rust
Edna chair by Tane Furniture Design - featuring Ginkgo in Copper & Rust
Charlie chair by Tane Furniture Design - featuring Wrens in Greylead
Charlie chair by Tane Furniture Design - featuring Wrens in Greylead
Charlie chair by Tane Furniture Design - featuring Wrens in Greylead
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I do love to see a chair restored to former glory. I have one on my blog called Holly's chair, restored using upholstery shop samples by my friend's 18 year old daughter, came out really well.. :)
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Thank you, Goo. It's done, I added my message. It was hard. We should never wait til it's too late before we tell people that we care for them... Otherwise, it hurts like hell after.
PRs: Boston Marathon, 3:27, April 15th 2013
Cornwall Half-Marathon, 1:35, April 27th 2013
Former fatboy
Thanks, LTH for posting this link.
i just left a message for Suzie's family. It is amazing the impact this young lady had on this community.
Run till your hat drips!
Joined the Sub-30 5K club on 3/23/13
Goal Race: Savannah RnR Half Marathon on 11/9/13
Suzie's mom posted in the Guestbook and thanked to all for their posts. I think it's important for family to see how respected, inspiring and loved Suzie was by her virtual running friends.
Slow and steady never wins anything.
Yes, I read her message. I think that it may take time, but eventually, her family will take real comfort in our words. They will realize that their child's life touched a lot of people. I'm sure it will help them. We can only hope.
Proud Aussie
I've added my message. I'm a little sad that I didn't get to cross paths with her as she was the only other Australian I was aware of who posted regularly on the BF. And yet, Australia is such a huge place, it would have been more likely that I would have met her in my area on holiday rather than on a starting line.
I still feel blessed that I met her online, and saddened by her tragic loss. She will be missed.
Goal: BQ or Bust.
Bad Ass
Goo. No word on the autopsy? I know they were waiting for it. Sounds like they were very surprised about her passing.
DamarisMarathon Maniac, Ultra Runner
PRs: 24:57 (5K); 51:25 (10K); 42:46 (5 Miles); 2:04:31 (HM); 4:34:09 (Marathon); 8:00 (Trail 50K)
Next: Chicago Marathon * MCM * NYCM * Ft. Myers Beach Marathon * Space Coast Marathon * WPB Marathon * Disney Marathon * Clearwater Marathon * RnR New Orleans Marathon * A1A Ft. Lauderdale Marathon
Damaris Runs with Asthma
I don't think it would be appropriate to ask and I have not seen any information, but I could imagine that Suzie would want to help future heart transplant recipients by letting medical team to find out what failed her.
I'm still so sad about her passing.
They initially posted about the autopsy in her wall but never a note on what happened afterwards. I just wonder whether I missed any updates. But you're right. Maybe they do not want to share that.
Master of Chaos
I completely missed this because I haven't been on here a lot. This is just really terrible.
Slo Poke
So terrible! She was so young. Very sad.
Thank you LtH.
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New TRON: LEGACY Theatrical Poster!
With only 9 weeks left to go, and as part of the on-going TRON Tuesdays, Walt Disney Pictures has released a new poster for TRON: LEGACY via Yahoo! Movies.
"TRON Tuesdays"— every Tuesday for the next 10 weeks, exclusive new video and film content, including behind-the-scenes exclusives, trailers and artwork, will be released around the world online and through select broadcast outlets. To get the latest on "TRON Tuesdays" and more, visit Disney.com and Facebook.com/TRON.
TRON: LEGACY is a 3D action-packed adventure set in a digital world unlike anything captured on the big screen. Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund), a rebellious 27-year-old, is haunted by the mysterious disappearance of his father Kevin Flynn (Oscar® and Golden Globe® winner Jeff Bridges), a man once known as the world's leading video-game developer. When Sam investigates a strange signal sent from the abandoned Flynn's Arcade—that could have only come from his father—he finds himself pulled into a world where Kevin has been trapped for 20 years. With the help of the fearless warrior Quorra (Olivia Wilde), father and son embark on a life-or-death journey across a visually stunning universe—created by Kevin Himself—which has become far more advanced with never-before-imagined vehicles, weapons and landscapes, and a ruthless villain who will stop at nothing to prevent their escape.
TRON: LEGACY is directed by Joseph Kosinski, from a screenplay written by Eddy Kitsis & Adam Horowitz, based on characters created by Steven Lisberger and Bonnie MacBird. Presented in Disney Digital 3D™ and scored by Grammy Award®–winning electronic music duo Daft Punk, TRON: Legacy hits theaters on December 17, 2010.


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and often awaken you with a painful startle. When the cramp occurs, you can
massage the cramped muscle or have your mate rub it to promote circulation.
2. Walk it off. Walk if you can. Getting up and moving around
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3. Stretch it out. If the cramp is severe, lie in bed, grab the
toes of your hurting leg, and pull them back toward your head while keeping your
knee straight and as close to the mattress as you can. Remember to stretch
gradually, avoiding lunging or bouncing movements, which only aggravate the
cramp and may even injure the muscles. If your tummy bulge prevents you from
bending forward enough to grab your toes, simply straighten your leg out,
pressing the back of your knee into the mattress, flexing your toes toward your
4. Try supplements. While a calcium-phosphorus imbalance is
unlikely to be the cause of your leg cramps, if exercises don't work to relieve
leg cramps, you might want to give your calcium supplements a try. Consult with
your healthcare provider about taking extra calcium tablets (calcium carbonate)
that do not contain phosphorus. In a recent study, women who took magnesium
tablets daily experienced less leg cramps. Unless your practitioner advises, it
is not safe to eat a low-phosphorus diet while pregnant.
5. Exercise the muscles. The following exercises will help to
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tunnel symptoms are likely to occur during the night, after a daylong
accumulation of fluid in the wrists, or when you wake up in the morning,
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I don't always talk about my son Joshua's food allergies because they have become such a part of our lives that they aren't a big deal anymore. He is a healthier and happier little boy than he was three years ago, and that is the most important thing.
Even though cooking around Joshua's food allergies is old hat now, it wasn't always that way. I remember being rather frustrated trying to figure out what he could eat. Now that he is seven years old, and willing to try more things than he was as a 4 year old who had to have everything he loved eating taken away from him, it is easier to cook for him.
Many times over the years I have made my son a separate meal than the rest of us. However, I have found that it is actually easier to make the majority of what all of us eat safe for him, too.
With that in mind I have gathered 10 main dish recipes that we enjoy eating and put them into an eBook called 10 Allergy-Free Main Dish Recipes.
All of the recipes in this cookbook are free of the top 8 allergens (wheat, dairy, eggs, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, and fish) except one that contains fish. However, you don't have to have food allergies to enjoy the recipes in this eBook. All of the recipes are well-liked by my family, both those with allergies and those without.
Here are some of the recipes that are included: Baked Gluten-Free Chicken Nuggets, Gluten-Free Pizza, Gluten-Free Breaded "Fish Sticks" or Fillets, and 7 more recipes.
If you would like to download a copy of this ebook all you have to do is become a subscriber of this blog either via email or in a feed reader. If you already are a subscriber then you don't need to do anything. At the bottom of this post you should see a link that tells you how to download your copy.
This is my first time to try something like this so please bear with me. Hopefully, things will go well and you will be able to get your copy of this eBook very soon.
Just a reminder, if you subscribe via email you will be able to download your copy of this eBook when the email is sent out at 5:00 a.m. EST.
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