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The Ray Higgins and Bubba Cox Awards are presented to a Jackson Academy high school girl and boy who letter in at least two sanctioned sports and maintain the highest average through the third term of the year. The Sherard Shaw...
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St. Andrew's varsity girls soccer team are the champions of the recent Holmes 7 v 7 Soccer Tournament. Shown are team members (from left, back) Veronica Guastella, Jane Ashley Watson, Caroline Gaillet, Beth El Lewis, Katie...
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Imagine, for the moment, every famous athlete gave back to their community in the manner the Archie Manning family does. Just imagine.
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JACKSON - We are coming up, soon, on the 40th anniversary of Dizzy Dean's death. Four decades: hard to believe. Not so long ago, on a drive home from the Gulf Coast, we paid a visit to Ol' Diz in Bond, the community he once made...
The U16 Brilla Girls Select Team won the 2014 Mississippi Soccer Association State Championship and will represent Mississippi in the regional games in Baton Rouge, in June. Shown are (from left, standing) Coach...
Youthful sluggers for the Northside Sun Cardinals are (from left) Biven Patterson, Paul Fraiser, Garrett Moore and Harrison Jones, competing this spring in the Madison four-year-old T-ball league.
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Mississippi's college baseball teams, collectively, are enjoying still another banner season and candidates for the 2014 C Spire Ferriss Trophy are plentiful.
The proof is in the numbers. What follows is a watch list for the...
The Jackson Futbol Club girls U11 elite soccer team recently won the SoccerElite Championship, Copa division, in Memphis. Shown are team members (from left, back) Darby Melia, Tessa Reitz, Ella Dotson, Mia Kate Cade, Sophie Hays,...
Mississippi Fire U11 Elite Girls recently won the New Orleans Champions Cup Soccer Tournament. Team members include (from left) Coach Chris Reed, Allie Otto, Frankie Wood, Hannah Kelty, Cate Bourn, Maddox Ross, Sarah Nalley, Mary...
A BIKE TRAIL plan and a possible conference center are among the topics being discussed by Madison County's five "task force" committees, which have been meeting monthly for about a year to help implement the county's...
Diving with sharks might not be on too many people's bucket lists.
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Northsiders are coming together to save the Briarwood pool.
The popular summer destination was in danger of being closed last year for good, because the pool's owner, the Metropolitan Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA...
Adam Mangana was named the new head football coach at St. Andrew's Episcopal School last month, after the resignation of former head coach John Frederick "J.J." Plummer Jr. Mangana has been with St. Andrew's since fall...
Adam Mangana was named the new head football coach at St. Andrew's Episcopal School last month, after the resignation of former head coach John Frederick "J.J." Plummer Jr. Mangana has been with St. Andrew's since fall...
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- Ramps slated for opening this week on I-55N
- Storm takes down giant cedar and damages oak
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- Reaching New Heights - Baker Borne climbs highest point in North America
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I'm guessing that some of this blog's readers have already purchased the latest Noam Chomsky book – Imperial Ambitions (Metropolitan, 2005) a remarkable set of interviews with Chomsky (2003-2005) conducted by the award winning radio journalist David Barsaniam, who has a special gift for asking evocative questions that bring NC's unmatched brilliance to bear on numerous, urgent, and wide-ranging issues of interrelated contemporary, historical, domestic and global relevance. Somewhere in this excellent collection (currently sitting a few miles from my computer), there's an interesting exchange on a problem that seems to uncharacteristically baffle the conversants: why there's so much religious and particularly so much extreme religious belief in the U.S.
It's a fascinating and important issue in a country whose "messianic militarist" (Ralph Nader's description) president once invoked "Christ" as his favorite political philosopher ("because he changed my heart") and announced his imperialist war(s) on (of) terror and the Arab world as "a crusade." A friend of school prayer and the death penalty and a religiously based opponent of abortion rights, gay rights, civil rights, evolutionary science, and stem-cell research, Bush is possibly the nation's most theocratic president to date.
More to the mass-belief point, Bush finds critical electoral support among the highly mobilized group of Americans – equaling perhaps a third of the first "modern" nation's citizenry – who call themselves Fundamentalist Christians and who believe literally in such biblical prophecies as Armageddon, and the Second Coming. These beliefs, taken from the book of Revelation, "imply acceptance," as the prolific Marxist geographer David Harvey has noted, "of the horrors of war (particularly in the Middle East) as a prelude to the achievement of God's will on earth."
As various scholars have noted over recent decades, the high levels and often extreme nature of religious belief in the U.S. are more than a little counter-intuitive for the standard Western social-scientific thesis and observation that theological commitment and explanation tend to fade in direct positive relation to the advance of science and industry. The argument, I think (and no this is not my "field," for what that's worth), is that the frankly fantastic cosmology that lay at the pseudo-explanatory heart of religious thought is rooted largely in peoples' related senses of ignorance, mystery, and powerlessness regarding the workings of the natural world and the universe. By demystifiying and subduing (or seeming to subdue) so much of the natural world that had for so long haunted humanity and above all by opening the door for human dominance over much of that world (for better and/or worse and yes we are finding out what an illusion this "dominance" can be), the advance of "modern" technology and its handmaiden scientific explanation tend to enshrine glorious (or awful, depending on your perspective) self-active Human Agency, thereby de-throning Gods, Devils, spirits, goblins, spells, magic, and other such mysterious super-natural agents and powers.
Fine, so why does the United States, which steps into the glorious (and/or grotesque) vanguard of nature-subordinating material modernization (replete with simply astonishing rates of industrialization and urbanization) through the march of the significantly science-based "second industrial revolution" (with related triumphs of mass production and managerial revolution) during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, exhibit such seemingly counter-intuitive widespread and extreme religious belief? America's religious and fundamentalism levels are simply "off the charts," reminding Chomsky of a "developing" (presumably pre- industrial) nation.
My working draft thesis has three parts, which I suppose are interrelated and combine to suggest that the nation's distinct political history is part of what's going on:
1. One of the reasons for relative non-belief (secularization) in modern Europe is the interrelated histories of feudalism, monarchy, and the Catholic Church, whereby Christianity became a significantly embedded and established exploiter institution at the heart of the old regime and a dedicated and transparent enemy of democratic revolution and the broad populace. This history favored anti-clericalism and related general suspicion of religious belief in much of Europe, the usual leading comparison region. The organized feudal and state churches of feudalism and absolutism helped discredit Christianity and helped determine anti- and non-religious strains in the heart of modern popular movements in the "Old World."
There was no real established church or comparable related feudal social order in the British North American "New World" and this made for a different religious history that did not tend to make popular and democratic movements anti-clerical or anti-religious to the same degree. Christianity or some bastardized versions thereof (the American great black activist and escaped slave Frederick Douglass wrote eloquently about the "wide difference" between the "pure, peaceable, and impartial Christianity of Christ" and the "corrupt, slaveholding, women-whipping, cradle-plundering, partial, and hypocritical Christianity of this land") developed in America without the same tar of association with unjust aristocratic and related state power.
2. For various reasons that are the subject of a vast academic and other literature, the American historical, social, and political context and its leading actors (individual and collective capitalists) tends to militate against the sort of common-sense Marxian, laborite, and left-syndicalist — broadly class-based — explanations that European workers and intellectuals commonly (and I would say rightly) developed to make sense of —- and communicate the basic truth about —- current public affairs and daily social experience. It's difficult and even damn-near impossible to make sense of current events and that experience without that elementary social-historical common sense….without class analysis. Just name the issue — warfare, empire, environmental destruction, deindustrialization, corporate globalization, overwork, racial conflict and inequality, the corruption and perverted priorities of government, etc. —- and you find that class and class interests provide critical and central parts of the explanation for what's happening. But for various reasons, this basic common sense is exceptionally unavailable to ordinary Americans.
The traditional Western analysis invokes ignorance and a feeling of helplessness vis-a-vis nature and natural forces as the cause of religious belief. But surely a feeling of mystery and powerlessness about sadly all-too determinant SOCIAL FORCES AND THEIR ROLE IN HUMAN EXPERIENCE might well have quite the same effect.
I suppose something along this sort of thought occurs in social-scientific thought on this issue but usually minus my leftist emphasis on class-based explanation as the essential component of the demystifying tonic that is tragically unavailable to America's Joe Six Pack. My point, I guess, is that many more ordinary Europeans have tended to possess an elementary Marxist understanding of basic essentially of how their societies work and that understanding and mastering social as well as natural forces is part of the antidote to religious fantasy.
3. The relative disabling of democracy and the "left [positive social and democratic] hand of the state" (Pierre Bourdieu's wonderful phrase) in neo-Jacksonian, so-called "free market" (corporate-ruled) America tends to leave non-affluent people (the majority) feeling hopeless, helpless, and marginal in the face of God-like "market" and "economic" forces. This tends to encourage a fantastic cosmology in the "richest nation on earth," which has the 26th highest life expectancy among the world's states and the most unequal distribution of wealth and power in the "advanced" (industrialized or post-industrialized) world.
I read something suggestive in an essay by Pierre Bourdieu on this. He noted that the relative disabling of basic social-democratic policy in (admirably anti-clerical) France had given rise to an upsurge of highly personalized spiritual belief among many who no longer felt empowered in the real material and social world and who had therefore turned to more ethereal realms to find (illusions of) agency and satisifaction.


text: Asalam alakum ruhtimillah barakatoo, i have a younger sister of 21 years old, we still live with our parents and she is constantly bringing shame to my parents(who are very pious Mashallah). She has gone astray years ago, cocaine and alcohol and drugs.i tried everything, but I keep hiding her condition because i dont want my traditional parents to have a heart attack or grieve any longer, im scared she will grief them so much that they won't be able to handle it. Please tell me what i should do. (telling my parents is out of the question because they think she is clean from before but she has gone back to her old ways, i Cant tell them anything because of their health. Help?


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The 15th Annual Northern Hills Ag Fest and Home Show is a hit.
Lisa Weyer, Executive Director of the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce says the show provides a place for local producers and business owners to get exposure.
And as an added perk this year, an outdoor arena was added so producers could show off their yearling bulls and heifers.
"Exposure for agriculture, our producers, and our farmers and ranchers. And to let those city folks experience that as well, so it brings the agriculture into Sturgis," says Weyer.
"Sturgis is a great place to set up for a small home business, and coming here is a great opportunity to branch out," says Jessica Gatzke, a vendor.
There was also a chili cook off. All of the proceeds will benefit the local 4H and FFA organizations.


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Ice cream van and lorry in A120 smash near Dunmow (From Halstead Gazette)
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Ice cream van and lorry in A120 smash near Dunmow
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Two vehicles involved in a crash on the A120 have now been moved to the hard shoulder.
The crash has happened on the eastbound carriageway between Stansted and Dunmow, according to an Essex Police spokesman.
The spokesman added: "Police are at the scene of a crash in Dunmow.
"The collision happened when a lorry and ice cream van struck each other on the east-bound carriageway of the A120 shortly after 1.30pm.
"A male driver of the ice cream van has been taken to Broomfield Hospital after sustaining facial injuries.
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Specially designed for those sensitive to wheat or gluten. Moist, delicious and bursting with whole grains and seeds. The flavor and texture are complex and deeply satisfying. This mix takes homemade bread to a new level.
- For bread machines or by hand
- Wheat and dairy free
- Delicious and easy to make
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What you need:
- 1-3/4 cups water
- 1/4 cup oil
- 2 eggs
- 1 tsp. cider vinegar
- Dissolve enclosed packet of yeast in 1-3/4 cups warm (110°F) water and let stand for 5 minutes to foam. Have all ingredients at room temperature
- Put dry mix in large mixing bowl (preferably use a stand mixer)
- Add eggs, oil, cider vinegar, yeast-water mixture
- With mixer on low speed, blend all ingredients until smooth. Turn mixer to medium and beat 15 seconds or until mixture thickens slightly. Pour into generously greased 9x5-inch nonstick pan. Smooth top of dough with wet spatula.
- Cover pan with plastic wrap and put in warm place (75 to 80°F) to rise for about 40 to 45 minutes or until dough is level with top of pan. Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Bake 60 to 65 minutes or until internal temperature of bread reaches 205°F, covering bread with foil after it starts to brown. Remove pan from oven and cool bread in pan 5 minutes. Remove bread from pan and finish cooling on wire rack. Cool completely before slicing.
Remove yeast packet from package. Have all ingredients at room temperature. Follow your specific machine instructions for adding yeast, the liquid and dry ingredients in the proper order. Be sure to whisk the water, oil, vinegar and eggs together before adding to bread machine. Set controls for setting recommended by manufacturer or to white bread basic setting. Remove bread from bread machine and cool thoroughly on wire rack before slicing.
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|Sodium 170 mg
|Total Carbohydrate 23 g
|Dietary fiber 4 g
|Sugars 3 g
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text: Called to Duty is a photographic series documenting volunteer firefighters from the Central New York Region in Oswego and surrounding Counties. It highlights the Ringgold Fire Company in Pulaski N.Y. but includes many surrounding departments as well. This is a tribute to those who serve us in our time of need.


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During 2013, why not make it a mission to actively support your local sports teams? Make a note to attend at least one game this year. Maybe you'll get hooked and turn it into a habit.
Getting out to a basketball or hockey game or other sports event this time of year has undeniable benefits, mental and physical.
Getting to the car, getting into the arena, climbing the bleachers — it's not a concentrated workout, but it beats sitting in the easy chair watching television.
And it's more than that. Supporting your local sports franchise — grade school, high school or college — infuses morale in the players and might even inspire them to perform better. And every community wants to be proud of its sports teams, and you can help boost school spirit — and your own — by taking your place among the cheering spectators.
You might not be especially interested in sports. You may not even know many of the rules. But watch a few games, and you'll catch on more quickly than you'd imagine.
High-school sports are a terrific hobby. You'll probably know the families of some of the players, if you don't know the players themselves. You'll be doing them a favor by supporting those kids' efforts, as well as getting yourself some exercise and emotional and mental stimulation.
Don't overlook the colleges, where you very likely don't know anyone playing. Our local college teams have a history of surprising success. Plattsburgh State, North Country Community College, Clinton Community College and Paul Smith's College all offer opportunities to watch sporting events. All the teams play hard, and some play exceedingly well. And don't overlook female sports, as some people do, or you'll be missing some exciting local players and games. Check the Press-Republican's daily Area Sports listing on B2 to find out when and where games are being held.


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Black Chickpeas Hummus
Hummus is always a very good option to spread on bread or pita's , dip the crispy nachos and substitute unhealthy and fattening Mayonnaise in many ways. I always keep a jar full of hummus in my refrigerator and use it as salad dressing too. To get this yummy hummus you need to :
Black Chickpeas / Any sprouts – 1/3 Cup
Water – 1/2 Cup
Green Chili – 1 (Chopped)
Ginger – 1 Tsp (Grated)
Chili Flakes – 1/4 Tsp
Olive Oil – 1 Tbsp
Soak black chickpeas overnight and pressure cook till they get soft. If using sprouts add a pinch of salt and 3 Tsp water to the sprouts and cook in microwave for 2 minutes,
Add rest of the ingredients and blend to make a smooth HUMMUS !!
"Bloody Eggs"
I always find eggs the best option for breakfast. Recently I tried "Bloody Eggs" for the breakfast and it came out so good that now I often make it. For this recipe you will need :
Eggs – 4
Tomatoes – 2 (Chopped)
Tomato Puree – 1 Cup
Onion – 1 small (Chopped)
Garlic Cloves – 2 (Chopped)
Green Chili – 1 (Chopped)
Sugar – 1 Tsp
Salt to taste
Pepper Powder – 1/4 Tsp
Tomato Ketchup – 1 Tbsp
Oregano – 1/8 tsp (Dried)
Olive Oil – 2 Tsp
Chili Flakes / Red Chili Powder – 1/4 Tsp
Spring Onion Greens – 1 Tbsp (Chopped)
Method :
"Nutrition for Kids – Implementation and Importance"
"Nutrition for Kids – Implement and Importance"
"India" the second most populous country in the world is ranked among top countries fighting with "Malnutrition in Kids". Two critical reasons responsible for this issue are, "Lack of Knowledge in parents About Balance Diet for Kids" and "Poverty". One – third of India's population lives below poverty line and most of the kids among them suffer from "Malnutrition" .
One day while sitting alone I was reading an article about growing "Malnutrition in Kids in India", Stats show that 44% of kids below 5 yrs of age are underweight an suffering from Malnutrition. That day I asked myself, "What could be the best I can do from my side to educate parents about well balanced and nutritional diet for a child and to come over this challenge?". To start this project I did a workshop "Nutrition for Kids- Implementation and Importance" at preschool "The Daffodils' Juniors" a unit of Grand Columbus International School on Saturday 21st Sept'2013.
In the workshop, firstly I introduced the concept of "My Plate" and "Food Pyramid" to the parents to design daily balanced meal for their kid. Secondly, had one on one discussion with parents to tell them the ways and means to cook and make a child eat the food which he is not eating, like green veggies. Thirdly, discussed about the present food habits of the kids and lastly suggested some instant recipes by combining "food a kid loves to eat" with the "food he doesn't like to eat" to fulfil his daily nutritional needs. Along with this I also suggested the parents the best of vegetables, fruits, grains, dairy and protein rich food for kids, along with their daily quantities and benefits. Very importantly I gave some quick tips to make one pot meal for the kids that will fulfil his daily need of most essential nutrients. At the end, parent who were worried before, left relaxed and with a smile, knowing how they can provide the best food for their kids.
Versatile Blogger Award
I feel grateful to most lovable Sara Ann the writer of Be The Love Of Life to nominate me for "Versatile Blogger Award". Sara is a Versatile Blogger too, she loves weightlifting and believes in Healthy Lifestyle ( Just like me !! ). I love to visit her blog whenever I like to refilling "life" in myself. Sara has inspired me to "LOVE MYSELF" and I am following her inspirational advise, To be awarded is the best way to get motivated and with this I get to know more and more buddies in the blogging world…
The Versatile Blogger Award is maintained by bloggers who want to support each other. Below are the set of RULES that we have to follow for this award :
- Thank the blogger who gave the award and link to their blog.
- Share seven things about yourself that people may not know.
- Give this award to up to 15 bloggers (and link to them) – I cudn't find more than eight !!
- Comment on their blogs to tell them of the award.
Know Me More
- Cookaholic who loves to cook anytime of the day.
- Cheerful, fun loving, lively and lovable person who value relations more than anything else.
- Mother of 3 years old daughter "June" (Lovely June)
- Wife who loves her husband more and more with each passing day of life.
- Gourmet Teacher who enjoys her day with students cooking and eating in a small kitchen.
- An Indian who is spreading a message of "Eat Healthy Live Longer" in every possible manner.
- Human full of emotions, who live every moment of her life as it is the last moment…..
I would like to thank all of you for your contribution and lovely posts, looking forward to see more creative and interesting ideas in my READER from all of you …..CHEERS ENJOY !!
"Inspiring Blogger Award"
"When we love, we always strive to become better than we are. When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too." ― Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist
I am obliged to be nominated for "Very Inspiring Blogger Award" by exceptionally adroit Rachel Hammer the author of Make Our Daily Bread. I am highly regarded to her for nominating me in my short time on WordPress. I love to follow her blog and keep checking it to try her creative and unique preparations, that include my favorite Cinnamon Chocolate Chip Scones, Coffee Cake in Twisted Coil with Sweet Cheese Filling, Spinach and Onion Quiche. Visit and follow her blog, I am sure you are going to love it as much I love.
For me, "Very Inspiring Blogger Award" is more than just an award, rather it is a huge bundle of motivation to perform better and better each passing day of my life in the field of food and nutrition………
This award is designed with the below set of RULES which include :
- Thank the person who nominated you.
- Add the "Very Inspiring Blogger Award" logo to your post.
- Share 7 things about yourself.
- Nominate a few bloggers who inspire you.
- Include the set of rules.
- Inform your nominees by posting a comment on his/her blog.
- Cookaholic who loves to cook anytime of the day.
- Cheerful, fun loving, lively and lovable person who value relations more than anything else.
- Mother of 3 years old daughter "June" (Lovely June)
- Wife who loves her husband more and more with each passing day of life.
- Gourmet Teacher who enjoys her day with students cooking and eating in a small kitchen.
- An Indian who is spreading a message of "Eat Healthy Live Longer" in every possible manner.
- Human full of emotions, who live every moment of her life as it is the last moment…..
I think all bloggers contributing to the world of web are nominees for this award, as we all are inspiring each other like a small FAMILY. Since I have to mention the names of some of them, I would like to nominate :
A big THANK YOU to all of you for contributing unique ideas and great posts. I look forward to get more and more inspiration in my life from all my blogger buddies. Cheers !!
Green Salad in Ginger Dressing
Quick salads are always a great option for healthy, nutritional and low-calorie evening snack. I prefer to eat salad before lunch as well as dinner. This salad is most cherished one in my family. I was planning to share this recipe with you from so long but got a chance today !!
To make this salad all you need is :
Cucumber – 1 – Peel, Deseed and cubed.
Tomato – 1 – Deseed and Cubed
Capsicum – Deseed and Cubed
Lettuce – 1 Cup
Yellow Bell Pepper – 1/2 Cup – Deseed and Cubed
Red Bell Pepper – 1/2 Cup – Deseed and Cubed
Carrot – 1 – Peel and Cubed
To make "Ginger Dressing"
Extra Virgin Olive Oil – 1 Tbsp
Pepper – 1/3 Tsp
Chili Flakes – 1/4 Tsp
Lemon juice – 2 Tsp
Vinegar – 1 Tsp
Ginger Juice – 1 Tsp
Mustard Sauce – 3/4 Tsp
Step 1 – In a bowl grate 1″ ginger piece and squeeze to extract ginger juice from the grated ginger. Discard the ginger.
Step 2 - To the ginger juice add all other ingredients to make the ginger dressing and mix well.
Step 3 – Fold the cubed vegetables in the dressing and again mix well. Serve and enjoy !!
Whole Wheat Coffee Muffins
Just came back from a vacation, missed the circuit all the time. I am back again rejuvenated and refreshed as ever. Here is a recipe which I tried yesterday, it came out great, hope you like it.
As the name suggests, this recipe includes delicious and very soft Muffins made with fibrous Whole Wheat Flour. These Muffins are not so sweet and are perfect to eat for breakfast or supper and tastes best if served with Vanilla Ice Cream with a dash of Dark Chocolate Sauce. The added Orange Zest gives a twist to the marvelous taste of Coffee. To make these Muffins,
You will need :
Whole Wheat Flour – 1 Cup
Salt – A pinch
Baking Soda – 1/3 Tsp
Baking Powder – 1 Tsp
Instant Coffee Powder – 3 Tsp ( I used Nescafe )
Eggs – 2
Low Fat Milk – 1/2 Cup
Cream (Clotted Cream / Malai) – 1/2 Cup
Vanilla Essence – 1/2 Tsp
Powdered Sugar – 3/4 Cup
Orange Zest – 1 Tsp
Chocolate Chips – 1 Tbsp
Butter – For Greasing
Preheat oven at 180 C.
Note : If using Electric Mixer do not mix for more then 30 seconds as butter may separate from the cream due to over whisking.


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The offer was described as an 8-hour introductory course with a pro, alongside 1-month free access to a trader chat.
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UPDATE: 'Naturally occurring radiation' cause of Sellafield disruption
Updated 4:53pm Friday 31st January 2014 in News
NATURALLY occurring radiation was the cause of this morning's disruption at Sellafield, the nuclear processing company has confirmed.
It had been running at 'reduced manning levels' after elevated levels of radioactivity were discovered to the north end of the site.
Only essential workers were asked to report for work.
However this afternoon the company said: "Sellafield Ltd can confirm that the radioactivity detected by one of our in-air monitors overnight is not attributable to any issue or problem with any of our operations on site.
"Our in-air monitors are extremely sensitive and pick up on any abnormality. Overnight the monitoring system initially indicated elevated levels of activity. Following investigation and analysis, we can now confirm these levels to be naturally occurring background radon.
"The number one priority for us is, at all times, safe secure stewardship of the Sellafield site, which is the most complex and challenging nuclear site inEurope.
"As such we act in a safety conscious manner, and take cautious, conservative decisions, such as the one taken overnight to ask non-safety essential staff to stay at home this morning, rather than come to the site.
"All of our plants and storage facilities were quickly confirmed as operating normally, and we were always confident that the issue posed no risk to the workforce or public because the levels being detected, whilst above background radiation levels, were still low.
"This view was reinforced by the fact that none of our other installed monitors were picking up any kind of increased levels – however, we take such issues so seriously that we investigated fully to confirm that everything was okay.
"Standard weekend working operations will continue, with day staff due back in on Monday as normal.
"We would like to thank our staff and the wider West Cumbrian community for their calm and mature response to events this morning."
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1:27pm Fri 31 Jan 14
TwoHat says...
I really can't understand why the public don't trust the nuclear industry!
1:35pm Fri 31 Jan 14
hogheaven says...
TwoHat wrote:Then you are a bit naive, when you say we ,are you working at Sellafield?Why do i get a minus score from asking a simple Question ?
So, something has gone wrong, but its all OK because nothing has gone wrong, we are just taking precautions because it seems like a good idea to do that when there isn't anything at all to worry about.
I really can't understand why the public don't trust the nuclear industry!
4:46pm Fri 31 Jan 14
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4:46pm Fri 31 Jan 14
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4:53pm Fri 31 Jan 14
hogheaven says...
underterraingrunter wrote:Whats with all the "we " are you from Sellafield? if you are go back to the early history of the plant and how leaks were hushed up and kept secret from the public and dont tell me there were not Hopefully this has now changed .
"...we act in a safety conscious manner, and take cautious, conservative decisions..." If this was true the Sellafield site would not exist. What is the local cancer rate compared to other areas? Oh silly me, I forgot, it's a secret.
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The Interstate Compact establishes an independent operating authority, the Interstate Commission, which is positioned to identify and address key education issues encountered by military families: eligibility, enrollment, placement, and graduation. The compact objective is to promote flexibility and cooperation between and among states to help remove barriers to educational success that sometimes emerge with frequent moves due to military reassignment and/or deployment. The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) will work with the Interstate Commission, as well as with local school systems, to further develop guidelines and materials for school administrators and staff that will inform the implementation of the Interstate Compact.
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Why could putty be coming out of our shower head. we took the head off and ran water and putty came out in hunks. what is going on.
Only place putty should have been used is around sink, tub drains and under a sink.
Anyone done any plumbing work there lately?
Are you on a well?
Checked the faucets aerators to see if it's in there to?
We just bought the house two months ago. We are on a well and recently had to have the lines repaired from the well because there was a leak inside the well and right outside. I trust the plumber who did the well work.
There was some work done on the master bath (That is where we saw the putty) but it was before we moved in. They removed a tub and put in a shower unit. We have already found some work in the crawl space that did not look like it was done to code. Ex: crazy way they ran the pipes, they cut a floor joist to make room for a pipe, etc.
We just happened to discover this putty because we were changing the shower head and ran water without it on.
We do plan on removing all the aerators.
We are just baffled how it could be inside the pipe instead of on the outside
Putty would be used on drains where it meets something like a tub or sink.
Sure it's not paste or Teflon pipe tape instead? Paste and tape would be used on the pipe threads.
Putty would look like Silly putty but softer.
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Aurelia's Dangerous Kidney Condition
It was a few days before Valentine's Day 1998. As Aurelia Dawson, then 28, sat in the waiting room of a kidney dialysis center in New York City, far from the lush Caribbean landscape of her native Belize, the last thing on her mind was romance. Born with only one kidney, Aurelia had been diagnosed four years earlier with a potentially fatal kidney condition, end-stage renal failure. Doctors recommended a treatment called peritoneal dialysis. "They said I needed to be near a top-rated dialysis center," she says. Desperately ill and estranged from her husband, Aurelia obtained a visitor's visa and moved in 1995 to New York City, where her mother lived.
Aurelia brought her 1-year-old, Samantha, with her, but her two older children, Sheryl and Stephanie, then 7 and 3, had to stay behind with Aurelia's in-laws. (To accompany her would have been prohibitively complicated and expensive.) "I'll never forget Sheryl in the car on the way to the airport, saying, 'Mommy, Mommy, don't go without us!' It broke my heart," Aurelia says. She assured Sheryl she'd find a way to send for her and Stephanie.
Yet moving to New York did not solve Aurelia's health problems. For three years she supported herself with odd jobs while enduring up to 12 hours a day of being hooked up to a portable dialysis machine. But the treatments not only failed to help, they caused complications. Aurelia developed blood clots in her legs and a separate problem that necessitated the removal of her appendix. Doctors broached the possibility of a kidney transplant, but none of her relatives were young or healthy enough to be a donor.
"One night, after my leg blew up like a balloon because of a blood clot, I called my dad in Belize and told him I couldn't take it anymore," Aurelia says. "But even as the words came out of my mouth, I knew I couldn't give up."


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Holder's appointment is effective immediately. He replaces Daryl Arroyo, who has been the head wrestling coach at Springfield College for the past 21 years, and was also the Department Chair of Physical Education for the past year. Arroyo is moving on to become the Director of Athletics at Alfred State College in Alfred, N.Y.
A native of Danville, N.H., Holder has been Arroyo's top assistant for the past four years at Springfield College, where he has served not only as an assistant wrestling coach, but also as an adjunct professor. Springfield College's wrestling record in that time frame was 47-32 for a .595 winning percentage. SC was also the New England Wrestling Association (NEWA) champion last season.
His association honored Holder by naming him the NEWA Assistant Coach of the Year for 2010-11.
"Jason has done a great job as an assistant coach with our wrestling program," said Schweitzer, "and we are thrilled to have him step up to a leadership role for us. He has demonstrated great knowledge of the sport and tremendous passion. We feel he will maintain the strong set of values as well as the winning tradition created by Doug Parker and continued by Daryl Arroyo. We are excited about his future as head coach."
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"It is a true honor to be named the next head wrestling coach at Springfield College," said Holder. "I learned a great deal under the tutelage of Coach Arroyo and hope to maintain the tradition and success-level that both he and Coach Parker attained. I feel good about our returning competitors and anticipate another good season."
Jason previously served as varsity head wrestling coach at Plymouth State University for two years from 2005 through 2007. His teams finished seventh and eighth (of 15) in the NEWA end-of-season standings.
Holder had an outstanding career as a wrestler at Boston University, from where he received his bachelor of arts degree in psychology in 2003, and his master's in education, health, PE, and coaching in 2004. Holder is presently working towards his doctorate in physical education with a concentration in teaching and administration.
At Boston University, Holder was a four-year starter and four-year captain of the wrestling team. He was a three-year All-Conference athlete, and an NCAA Division I National Qualifier in 2003. He was also a part of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee at BU from 2001 through 2003.
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The Joint Land Use Study (JLUS) is a collaborative effort between the military and local government. The main goal is to avoid land use conflicts on land surrounding a military installation, in this case, Camp Roberts. The JLUS is separate from the San Miguel Community Plan, but the two documents will need to be coordinated with one another. Click here to visit the JLUS website.
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Officials in Toms River have announced an update to the Ortley Beach re-entry plan.
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