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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Jaliek Rainwalker's family and friends met in Albany. The group, with Rainwalker's maternal grandmother Barbara Reeley among them, wants a new law that they say will provide better oversight of adopted kids.
"When the tax payers is paying to take care of these children, there needs to be some kind of oversight so that money is being used for what it is intended for," said Rev. Tim Sherman, Jaliek Rainwalker Task Force member.
"My son-in-law and daughter receive $1,508 for the one child they have. It is tax free they receive it monthly and there is no oversight," said Barbara Reeley, Rainwalker's Grandmother.
Reeley's daughter Jocelyn McDonald and son-in-law Stephen Kerr are Rainwalker's adoptive parents and still have an adopted daughter. Kerr was the last person to see Rainwalker.
Elaine Person also took care Rainwalker and had taken care of him the day before he disappeared. But, Person disagrees with the proposal, saying laws covering this are already on the books.
"They really haven't done their homework about the true viability of this law and it is just not realistic," said Person. The disagreement spilled over into the press conference. Sherman questioned Person about her not reporting potential abuse.
"What I am saying it the ball was dropped and Elaine, it was dropped in your case too," said Sherman.
Person says that's incorrect and says she did report every instance of abuse.
"Every teacher, guidance counselor, every social worker, neighbor, friend, relative has a responsibility to report child abuse when they see it," said Person.
Rainwalker has been missing for almost a year and a half.
And perhaps it is causing stress among the group who want to find him. Reeley collapsed at the end of the event. She was taken to Albany Med in an ambulance, but Sherman says she is doing okay.


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Two tiny satellites billed as the world's smallest space telescopes will launch into orbit Monday (Feb. 25) on a mission to study the brightest stars in the night sky.
The Bright Target Explorer (BRITE) nanosatellites look like little cubes and will blast off atop an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) at 7:20 a.m. EST (1220 GMT) on Monday from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, India.
While tiny nanosatellites have launched into space before, they have been mainly used to study Earth or test new spaceflight technologies. But the BRITE satellites will be the first spacecraft of their small stature to peer into the cosmos, their builders say.
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What Catholics Believe
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• | Belief in Deity Trinity of the Father (God), the Son (Christ), and the Holy Spirit that comprises one God Almighty. |
• | Incarnations Jesus Christ is God's only incarnation, Son of God and God. |
• | Origin of Universe and Life A literal interpretation of the Book of Genesis is held by some, but the Church maintains that God gave humankind both supernatural revelation in the Bible and natural revelation through the rational human mind. One may harmonize science with the book of Genesis, in that a "day" in the Bible is not defined as a 24-hour day. God created the universe from nothing, so if the "Big Bang" theory is true, then God created this event. If evolution occured, it is under the choice and control of God. |
• | After Death God immediately judges who will go directly to heaven or hell; most will go to purgatory for punishment and purification. Reward and punishment are relative to one's deeds. Hell was traditionally considered a literal place of eternal torture, but Pope John Paul II has described hell as the condition of pain that results from alienation from God, a thing of one's own doing, not an actual place. When Christ returns at the end of the world, he will judge all humans. All the dead will be bodily resurrected, the righteous to glorified bodies, evildoers to judgment. |
• | Why Evil? Original sin. All are sinners and prone to the influence of Satan unless they find salvation in God and the Church. |
• | Salvation All are already saved (through Christ's death and resurrection), are still being saved (through the Church), and will be saved in the future (second coming of Christ). Demands faith in and prayer to God and Jesus Christ, good works, and sacraments, including only one (infant) baptism. One's salvation must be restored after commission of a mortal sin through the sacraments of repentance/confession and Communion. |
• | Undeserved Suffering Some suffering is caused by the inheritance of mortality originating from Adam and Eve's disobedience to God, which includes vulnerability to illness and disease. Also, Satan rules the earth, causing pain and suffering. Suffering is God's design to test, teach, or strengthen belief in Him; the greater the suffering of innocent believers, the greater will be their reward after life. |
• | Contemporary Issues Abortion is considered to be a form of murder, an act worthy of excommunication. Homosexual acts are sinful. Women are afforded the highest regard as mothers and wives. Marriage is considered a sacrament and permanent; divorce and remarriage are not acceptable unless the first marriage is annulled. Remarriage without an annulment results in inability to receive sacraments. Euthanasia is sinful. Medical research which destroys fertilized embryos is wrong. The death penalty is rarely justified. |
• | Other Beliefs The pope is the head of the Roman Catholic Church. He and the magisterium (the teaching authority of the Church) clarify doctrine. Mary, the mother of Jesus, is highly revered, though not worshipped. Saints are asked to intercede on behalf of sinners. Social justice teachings urge Catholics to show a special preference for those who are poor and weak. |
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Well, we have to look at the bigger picture, delving into what Apple has telegraphed in its public event description, what the company has presented during past WWDC keynotes, and what various tech sites are reporting from inside sources.So let's read some tea leaves, shall we?Apple's official word Details about Apple's keynote -- its very public press event -- are essentially nil. The event invite merely states, "It's the week we've all been waiting for."Of course, developers attending WWDC get their own event schedules that have nothing to do with the keynote, but these are under non-disclosure agreements. And even the developer-only schedules are filled with sessions marked as "to be announced" -- it's near impossible to divine any helpful information from them, though Daring Fireball's John Gruber tries here.Nonetheless, Apple is actually somewhat forthcoming with what to expect on its publicly accessible WWDC developer's page. Here you can glean a bit of intel concerning the company's most no-brainer-y announcements.To no one's surprise, Apple will be demoing the upcoming Mountain Lion version of Mac OS in its developer sessions, according to the developer page. Developers can expect that the sessions will "cover Mountain Lion extensively," diving into the arcane machinations of AppKit, CoreText and other Apple development frameworks.The Mountain Lion update to Mac OS was announced in February, so let's just go on the record and state that we're 100 percent sure Mountain Lion will be presented onstage during the WWDC keynote.On the publicly accessible developer's page, there's also information concerning iOS sessions. "Sessions for iOS developers will explain how to develop fluid and realistic interfaces and take full advantage of the iPad's Retina display," reads the language. Of course, iOS 6 isn't mentioned by name, but we're almost certain it will be demoed on stage during the keynote. It just wouldn't be a modern WWDC without some kind of iOS announcement.A history lesson Apple's WWDC history is a bit spotty when it comes to hardware announcements. While OS announcements and demos are usually revealed at WWDC keynotes, hardware unveilings can be hit or miss.The last Apple computer announced at WWDC was a 15-inch MacBook Pro in 2009. Before that, the Mac Pro was announced in 2006. The upshot? Despite fresh rumours that we'll be seeing new Macs (we'll get to these soon), a look back in Apple history doesn't bode well for summertime computer announcements in 2012.Likewise, if you're hoping for a new iPhone to be announced, you might want to curb your expectations immediately. Apple usually releases a new iPhone every 12 months. The iPhone 3G, 3Gs and 4 were all announced during summertime WWDC keynotes (in 2008, 2009 and 2010 respectively). But that precedent crumbled with the iPhone 4S, which was announced in October 2011.It's highly unlikely that Apple will announce a new smartphone only eight months after the release of the 4S. Plus, throwing the iPhone back into the mix would pull the focus away from, well, just about anything else Apple wants to spotlight (and read this article in total --there's a lot the company could potentially spotlight).As for iOS, Apple showcased iOS 5 at WWDC last year, and there's no reason why the company wouldn't continue the trend this year. WWDC is Apple's grand developers' conference, and offers the best possible opportunity to get app developers up to speed on the future of iOS, and all that it can do. Even more pertinent, an iOS teaser at WWDC gives developers time to get all their apps ready for a Fall iPhone and iOS release.This was the formula that Apple executed last year, and it propelled the iPhone 4S to unprecedented levels of smartphone success. 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Up close and personal in the Galapagos by Cat Griffins
As I was sitting on the deck, cold beer in one hand, camera in the other, watching a massive blue whale spouting a few hundred metres from the boat, I really thought I would wake up at any moment and still be at my desk in Balham. But I didn't! It was as real as you can get. And the experience didn't end there. I was lucky enough to be in this position in May this year, as part of an 8 day cruise of the Galapagos Islands.
The mighty Galapagos lie about 1000kms off the coast of Ecuador and after a couple of days in Quito shopping for chocolate and coffee (Fairtrade of course!) we flew to Baltra to join the Cachalote I, the wonderful 90 foot 16 berth schooner used by Exodus on most of our wildlife cruises. Once everyone was on board and settled in, we sailed off with an escort of frigate birds and pelicans in tow. Living on board the boat for a week was great fun, once I got used to the constant movement! Getting on and off the top bunk in a bit of a swell was a challenge though. When not eating a hearty three course meal in the main cabin I spent most of my time on the deck watching the islands we passed and scanning the horizon for whales, dolphins and leaping manta rays.
The cruise takes in some of the many and varied islands that make up the Galapagos archipelago. Plazas, Santa Cruz, Espanola and Isabela to name a few. Every day we were woken at 6.30am by Maurice, our local expert guide, to be up on deck and ready to go for a walk on one of the islands after a lovely slap up breakfast. After lunch there was always the chance for a spot of snorkelling, which was some of the best I have ever done. To be swimming with sea lions, sea turtles, rays, sharks, fish of all sorts, sizes and colours, marine iguanas and penguins was amazing. The sea lions were so curious they would follow anyone snorkelling and pull on their fins! For me the best sight underwater were the sea turtles. Cruising slowly through the water they looked so chilled out.
On land the wildlife is incredible. It is one of those rare places where you can see some unique birds and animals in their natural habitat and up so close you can see every mark and pattern of feathers and hide. You can even get sneezed on by a marine iguana! On most of the islands I had to watch where I was walking because it would have been so easy to tread on an iguana or sea lion! May is a great time to visit the Galapagos because a lot of the birds are starting to nest, such as blue footed boobies, flightless cormorants, Galapagos hawks and the huge waved albatross. The Galapagos is home to the world's entire population of the waved albatross so there is no other place to see them. All the birds nest on the ground so it was impossible to take a bad photo. We visited Santa Cruz, which is one of the few inhabited islands. This is where the Darwin Centre is located and the base of the Galapagos National Parks (GNP) Service which oversees the protection of the entire area. The GNP have a giant tortoise breeding programme so you get the chance to meet a giant tortoise face to face. And they are huge! But it is not all about the wildlife. The islands themselves are a constant changing volcanic landscape and every island offers a different vista. Walking on a lava flow one day, a white powder soft beach the next, or climbing to the heights of an extinct volcano on Bartolome Island is just part of experience. And we got to cross the Equator – twice in one night. Celebrated with a cocktail before dinner.
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How will the Oilers deal with the building dissent?
The Bolts start their second half of the season in the true great white north of Edmonton, where the Oilers, 45 games inot their season, are hot on offense but buried in the tundra in the NHL standings.
Given $550 million, how could Edmonton remake the city if it didn't involve a downtown arena?
The people of Edmonton should have one word for Daryl Katz, and that is "no".
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via I, Spartacus, comes video footage of Daryl Katz in negotiations with the Edmonton City Council. After the Oilers threat via Twitter on Saturday night, (now deleted from the timeline) it...
The Oilers are openly blackmailing their fans and aren't ashamed of it.
Last week Gary Bettman, Daryl Katz, and Stephen Mandel got together and wouldn't you know it, things got decided and the deal got worse for the City of Edmonton. Consider me shocked.
Recently Edmonton city councilor Ben Henderson wrote a letter explaining why he supports the downtown arena project. I am however concerned that Mr. Henderson doesn't understand what a CRL is.
An impassioned plea for more passion in the arena debate.
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The conversation began with her listing five key initiatives at Cisco: consolidation, virtualization, security, application delivery and management. She singled out consolidation as the top trend today.
Jayshree Ullal: People aren't building a 100 data centers, they're going from many to fewer. The burden that places on us with everything from power to rack space to cooling, but also the network components, is to pack more into the rack and add more intelligence.
We've done a lot of work to pack in network intelligence, storage intelligence and even application-level intelligence, disaster recovery and serverless backup and virtualization. The key is that we've taken virtualization to a new level by bringing it on a SAN fabric. The goal is to do the same thing on a compute or server fabric -- make it run in a seamless fashion across the network.
The introduction of a compute-area network like InfiniBand gives us more ability to do that. We view InfiniBand as one of the best technologies to give you ultra-low latency and high-performance grid/cluster computing. But more than even InfiniBand
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You can take that virtualization domain, which now is separate islands, and marry them together. That's the second trend, beyond consolidation, the actual provisioning of virtualization components, so that your VLANs, your VSANs, your Vcomputes, work together so that you can provision resources.
What's the biggest challenge to accomplish that?
Ullal: The history of data centers has been fairly siloed. The biggest challenge is an architecture, a design framework, that brings their storage, server and networking vendors, and decision makers together in a more holistic architecture upon which they can make decisions. I'm talking about [the data center] staff. Each one tends to throw servers or networks or storage at the problem, rather than look at them as a collection. I think the biggest IT issue is looking at them in the collection. The biggest issue for us is not whether we can develop great products, but can we develop great data center systems that work in tandem with the server and storage vendors.
The last time the data center had that kind of system was during the mainframe era. Do you think this kind of holistic vision can be accomplished without a single player like IBM today?
Ullal: I think it requires a single point of direction, strategy and architecture. I look at this in three tiers. One tier could be 'who's my systems integrator?' -- and that very well could be an IBM, an EDS [Electronic Data Systems Corp.] or Accenture or one of those -- chances are it isn't Cisco.
Then the second tier is 'how do I construct this design?' And this is where I think Cisco, as the network fabric, plays a huge role.
And then the third is 'what do I put next into this fabric?' -- which may be a set of storage or servers or applications. I do think the systems integrator can play a very strategic role in fulfilling that data center vision but not without having the right foundation across.
So 'constructing the fabric' is where you see Cisco playing the biggest role?
Ullal: Right.
For Cisco to play that kind of role, do you need there to be some kind of open standards for interoperability across the board in the data center? How would you assess that after three years in the storage industry, which is not known for interoperability?
Ullal: Most people get confused that we entered the storage market to build a Fibre Channel switch. We certainly built a Fibre Channel switch. Our entry into the storage market was not just about building a Fibre Channel switch. It was about really providing a data center infrastructure for storage, a critical component of which was Fibre Channel switching. You look at what we've done, we've really married IP, Ethernet and Fibre Channel into one platform … We created not just a SAN network, which is pretty well understood, but a DAN network, a data center area network, where you can connect in on optical on one side and storage on the other and connect into your servers and your classical networking.
From a user's point of view, how would you assess how well that's working these days in terms of their ability to choose the technology that they think fits their needs and then put it into their environment with a minimum of integration on their part?
Ullal: Probably the biggest service we've done to the storage industry is to help them understand that it's not a siloed storage industry. It's actually part of a larger network industry. The MDS platform is as much an IP and Ethernet platform as it is a Fibre Channel platform. So it's brought two sets of decision makers together, the classic Cisco catalyst switching kind of decision makers and the SAN decision makers. And that in itself is a huge habit difference, because these two just went off and did their own service. So from a CIO [chief information officer] point of view, that is the first step in a sequence of steps necessary to build a more holistic data center area network.
Think of the server today. A typical server has two Fibre Channels, two Ethernets, a printer connection, a KVM connection, a power connection. What you've got is seven spigots coming out. Each of these spigots requires their own fabric -- seven fabrics -- does that make sense?
It's great for the vendors, but instead can you envision an environment where you have one, maybe two spigots? I think two is a given because the storage more typically runs on Fibre Channel and the servers more typically on Ethernet, but seven to two is a huge reduction. And ideally, you should have one where whether it's your storage, compute or classical networking, you can keep track of that, you can prioritize over one 10 Gbit link.
Whether it's 10 Gigabit Ethernet or InfiniBand, the idea is consolidation, the idea is virtualization. The idea is that once you get there, you can automate your applications. That is sort of the end goal and obviously there is a lot of legacy here that prevents you from getting to the end goal in an existing situation, but if you can create that in a new data center then I think you've not only had a huge savings in capital costs, but the biggest savings is really in operational savings.
So you have a clear goal of either 10 Gigabit Ethernet or InfiniBand for unified fabrics for data centers?
Ullal: Right. Now we don't have to be technologically religious. It could be InfiniBand, it could be Fibre Channel, it could be Ethernet. A lot of that gets defined by what the real need of the customer is. InfiniBand is clearly the best technology for ultra-low latency. And the question is whether a customer requires ultra-low latency or is Ethernet good enough. Fibre Channel is clearly the best technology for reliable end-to-end storage. The question is whether reliable end to end storage is a requirement in every application or is InfiniBand enough? We try not to dictate the choices but understand the requirements and appropriately provide the network for them.
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Second Annual Kidlympics — 4/27/13
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Time: Gates open at 3:00 PM at Barrington High School for a Warm Up; Field Events begin at 3:30 PM.Location: Barrington High School Track; 220 Lincoln Ave, Barrington, RI 02806
Events: Kidlympics is divided into Field Events (throwing & jumping) and Track Events (running & relays). Registration Fee: $20 per child online (here) and via mail (here). Same day registrations will be $25.00 cash or check (April 27th). T-Shirts: Youth-sized cotton t-shirts will be available to the first 100 children to register. Arrive early to pick up your t-shirt! Awards: Everyone will receive an event score card & goody bag. Additional Information: Bring a non-perishable food item for a Tap-In donation and get a raffle ticket for great prizes. Pack a water bottle per child and be ready to cheer, take pictures, and track their progress! Volunteer: Help make the day a success, sign up here! Hosted by: The Red Brick School Board. |
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There will be a dedicated space for some healthy snacks, a chance to connect with our generous sponsors and even buy a raffle tickets for one of our amazing baskets! This is also where you'll pick up your special participation prize bag!
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Organized by the Red Brick School as a fundraiser, Kidlympics is a chance for East Bay families to celebrate an active lifestyle. In addition to youth events, there will be a vendor area with donated healthy items, a raffle for active prizes and much more. We have partnered with the YMCA and a portion of the money raised will be contributed to their Capital Campaign as well as our participating school partners.
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Editor's Note: Today Stadium Insider welcomes a new author to the team - Leonora. For the past year, we have had the pleasure of reading Leonora's well-reasoned Yankee musings on Twitter (she's known as LeoKitty over there),as well as on her blog. We've linked to some of her work before, and she definitely understands what the Stadium Insider concept is all about. She goes to at least half of the home games every year and just like us, mostly resides in the upper deck. For the time being, she will be providing Stadium Insider recaps for the games she attends, attempting to give our readers a sense of the atmosphere. Hopefully she'll contribute even more down the road. Please make her feel welcome in the comments, and feel free to add your two cents if you were at today's game.
The game after Opening Day is generally a low demand game. It's usually a weekday day game for scheduling purposes (if they need to make up Opening Day itself, people like me who hold tickets for Game #2 don't suddenly have Opening Day seats in their hands) and other than that, the excitement seems to just go away for the general public for that one day. It doesn't mean that Yankee Stadium is empty, just at 60% capacity or so (see Ross' post about today's attendance here).
The view from Grandstand 423, Row 14, Seat 30I was running a bit late to the game as my bus had gotten backed up in traffic. The crowd outside seemed rather large but I quickly found a short security line and got on it. The female guard just sort of poked her nose into my bag and just waved me right in. For reference, here is the purse that I brought with me today:
It's a bit large and I think for a bigger ticket game it would have gone through a more thorough inspection.
The stadium was filled up at about that 60% rate I mentioned earlier. The bleachers were, as usual, totally stuffed and the Legends/Champions area was actually pretty full. Some of the outfield field level seating was pretty empty and the main, terrace and grandstand were thin in places. I'd guess that a lot of people with the Friday+ plan didn't go. Row 14 of Grandstand section 423 where I sit for that plan had me and two other people sitting in it for most of the game until I relocated a few rows down to sit with some friends in another mostly empty row.
The attitude of the crowd itself was a little annoying. I am a bit of a grump, but I found that people were being rather unfair to Javier Vazquez. Beyond that, the crowd was rather diverse in nature but pretty college student-age heavy. Many of the people there were imbibing at a rapid pace which can make things unpleasant and is probably responsible for the boo-happy nature of the crowd. The Yankees offense having a slow day helped also likely exacerbated lingering angry feelings towards Vazquez. I find it hard to believe that so many fans would boo a pitcher for allowing two runs in a game (the real booing started in the 3rd inning) if the Yankees had matched or scored more than that.
The Yankees made some changes to their outfield graphic/video boards this year. The player stats area now lists out a more detailed list including OBP (so now when Jeff Francoeur heads across town for the Subway Series, he'll know what is important) and SLG. The main HD video board features the current lineups for both teams, and now breaks the pitchcount out into balls and strikes. The last change is the out of town scoreboard is now a full list of all the games for the day. That is the change that I liked the least.
Here's what it looks like now (click for larger size):
Last year, the out of town scoreboard only showed four games at a time and cycled through them all. I liked that it gave a sense of what was going on by letting you know the current batter and if there were any runners on base. The condensed view with only scores, outs and numbers of the pitchers doesn't give you a great idea of what's going on. It's a small thing, but I liked being able to quickly get a sense of what was going on in an out of town game without having to pull up the MLB WAP site on my phone.
Overall, this wasn't a fun game to attend. Between the Yankees not playing to the best of their abilities, the small crowd and the boo-birds looking for any excuse to get on Javier Vazquez' case, it was what I imagine Kansas City Royals games are like when the bullpen comes in and blows a Greinke start.


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I'm trying to delete an Activity type (e.g. Situps). From reading previous posts,. I learned that I have to delete all workouts of that type, all interval types, and all activity types. I removes all workouts and interval types. However, I cannot remove all workout types. I get this error:
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This workout type cannot be deleted because it is being used by one or more workouts.
a) It's the Default; I didn't create it.
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So, I'm stuck, unable to remove the Activity type, and until I can do that the delete button for the Activity won't appear. Please help.
I don't work here, but I"m pretty sure you can't delete the "default" sub-category for any activity (e.g. run, bike, swim). RA needs a category to label incoming workouts; default fits the bill.
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Actually, the instructions I found in a forum say to delete it. Also, it does offer to delete it, and the reason it gives for refusing is not that it can't but that it won't because there are still workouts using it (which is not actually the case).
Go to your reports and do a search of the activity you want to delete to make sure that you don't have any "default" workouts in that category. I was able to delete three categories that i never used without a problem.
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This is a minor oversight. When you delete your workouts, they're not deleted immediately. It is queued up until the server is less busy. This is how I squeezed more juice out of the server without upgrading it. It can take up to 24 hours for the delete operation to occur. You should be able to delete the activity tomorrow. I need to fix the code to expedite the delete operation if the user is requesting to delete activities.
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Apparently t-shirt purveyor Threadless is holding a contest where you bake cakes based on their shirts' graphics and win prizes. This is a skull cake based on the shirt graphic you see in the lower left corner, 'Bitter Teeth'. I don't know about you, but I don't care if it was buried with jewelry or not, I'd dig it up and eat it. And that's saying a lot (about how good it looks, not my willingness to dig up corpses).
First up, making the skull-face: I got an anatomical model of a human skull and a whole load of food grade silicone. After putty-ing up the fiddly details and finding suitable containers for the skull and jaw I poured the silicone around them and left it for 48 hours to set. After de-molding the originals I trimmed the molds down to make them more flexible. I cast the jaw and face out of milk chocolate and used dental tools to carve some of the detail back in.
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Oh man, imagine how much better the movie wold have been if the latest Indy flick had been 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Chocolate Skull'. At LEAST 2x. Plus they could have earned some extra dough with candy product placement. HAS E.T. TAUGHT US NOTHING?!
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Thanks to Keo, who once made a fondant skull for a gothic wedding but somebody accidentally tripped and fell into the cake table, catapulting the skull to the ceiling, where it stuck.
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Huffman's ouster would be unlikely, as Gov. Bill Haslam, state education board chairman Fielding Rolston and outside education advocates came to his defense. Rolston noted it was the board's decision, not Huffman's.
The board approved the changes last month after supporters and opponents argued for two hours over the matter. The measure changes the minimum teacher salary schedule, reduces steps in salary increases from 21 to four and eliminates incentives for doctorate degrees and post-master's training.
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