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The Capital Times is reporting today that Marcus Theatres Corp. has run into a delay in its plans to develop a movie theater and entertainment complex on the East side of Madison, Wisconsin:
The Milwaukee firm had hoped to have the entertainment complex, including 12 lanes of bowling and a sports bar, open for the Christmas season of 2009.
But that timetable is looking unlikely at this point, Marcus officials said Monday night after the Madison Plan Commission delayed action on the project for at least four weeks.
The city had raised red flags over parking, traffic and layout of the development, which had once been eyed as a pedestrian-oriented "mixed-use" residential and shopping center.
The company announced plans back in May 2008 to replace the nearby Eastgate Cinemas with a new movie theater and entertainment complex just North of the Eastgate Cinemas site, at Hwy 151 and Nelson Road.
Fortunately, Marcus has said that it will keep Eastgate Cinemas open until the new theater opens, giving moviegoers a "seamless" experience.
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Bradley Manning's Convictions
By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan
"What a dangerous edifice War is, how easily it may fall to pieces and bury us in its ruins," wrote Carl von Clausewitz, the 19th-century Prussian general and military theorist, in his seminal text "On War," close to 200 years ago.
These lines came from the chapter "Information in War," a topic that resonates today, from Fort Meade, Md., where Pfc. Bradley Manning has just been convicted of espionage in a military court, to the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lived for more than a year, having been granted political asylum to avoid political persecution by the United States, to Russia, where National Security Agency whistle-blower Edward Snowden has been granted temporary asylum.
Manning's conviction sparked momentary interest among members of the elite media in the U.S., who spent scant time at the two-month court- martial, located just miles north of Washington, D.C. Manning's supporters expressed relief that he was found not guilty of the most serious charge, aiding the enemy, which would likely have carried a sentence of life in prison. He was convicted on 20 of 22 charges, and could face up to 136 years in prison. The sentencing hearing is underway.
"Bradley Manning's alleged disclosures have exposed war crimes, sparked revolutions and induced democratic reforms," Assange said from the embassy. "He is the quintessential whistle-blower."
Interestingly, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates wrote about the leaks to Sen. Carl Levin in 2010, saying, "The review to date has not revealed any sensitive intelligence sources and methods compromised by this disclosure."
Manning made a statement at the start of the court-martial, wherein he took responsibility for the leaks, but, importantly, expressed his motivation. He commented specifically on the Apache attack helicopter video that recorded the slaughter of a dozen civilians in Baghdad on July 12, 2007. Two of those killed worked for the Reuters news agency, cameraman Namir Noor-Eldeen, 22, and his driver, Saeed Chmagh, a father of four.
We can listen to Manning in his own words, thanks to an unauthorized audio recording of his statement, anonymously leaked. He said: "The most alarming aspect of the video to me was the seemly delightful blood-lust the aerial weapons team seemed to have. They dehumanized the individuals they were engaging and seemed to not value human life, and referred to them as quote-unquote 'dead bastards,' and congratulated each other on their ability to kill in large numbers. ... For me, this seemed similar to a child torturing ants with a magnifying glass."
One of the charges for which Manning was found guilty was "wanton publication." It's unprecedented in military law. Manning's lawyer called it a made-up offense. The real offense, for which no one has been charged, is the wanton disregard for human life that Manning exposed.
Manning's leak gave Reuters, and the world, a graphic view of the horror of modern war, of the violent death of two media workers in the line of duty.
As the young soldier also said in his eloquent statement, "I believed that if the general public, especially the American public, had access to the information contained [in the leaks], it could spark a domestic debate on the role of the military and our foreign policy in general as it related to Iraq and Afghanistan."
Indeed, he did spark such a debate. The latest wave of disclosures, from Edward Snowden, has only intensified the debate, with a rare bipartisan coalition in Congress growing to clamp down on what many see as a runaway national-security state. While a legislative amendment by Republican Justin Amash and Democrat John Conyers in the U.S. House of Representatives was narrowly defeated last week, the two have authored a stand-alone bill, H.R. 2399, that will do the same.
Carl von Clausewitz wrote, "The great uncertainty of all data in War is a peculiar difficulty, because all action must, to a certain extent, be planned in a mere twilight." Manning took incredibly courageous actions to release data, to pierce the fog of war, to make public the machinations of modern American war-making. Edward Snowden has exposed the sophistication and extraordinary reach of the U.S. surveillance state, cracking down on those who would dare to release information. And Julian Assange sits within the four walls of his embassy redoubt, persecuted for the crime of publishing. Yet those who planned the wars, those who committed war crimes, those who conduct illegal spying, for now, walk free.
Amy Goodman is the host of "Democracy Now!," a daily international TV/radio news hour airing on more than 1,200 stations in North America. She is the co-author of "The Silenced Majority," a New York Times best-seller.
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With the stock market declines that hedge fund and mutual fund redemptions as well as the deleveraging on Wall Street have caused, investors are definitely wondering whether they would ever be able to reach their financial goals. The increasing volatility of the markets has certain stocks trading at multi year lows, despite strong fundamentals, pushing yields to multi-year highs.
In this market turmoil, I believe that sticking to fundamentally sound strategies such as value investing or dividend growth investing is the way to escape the day to day volatility. I also believe that learning more about value investing is essential, as the market will present many once in a lifetime opportunities for investors.
One value investing strategy is merger arbitrage. In my previous post related to CEG merger, I outlined the basic idea behind this strategy. I still believe that CEG deal will close by the middle of 2009. At current prices and if the stock keeps its 8% current yield, enterprising investors could make about 18%.
Furthermore I have kept my eyes open for other arbitrage opportunities. Rohm and Haas (ROH) is another merger arbitrage play to consider. In July, Dow Chemical announced that it was considering acquiring ROH for $78/share in cash. You could check my analysis of ROH here.
On October 29 the shareholders of ROH approved the deal. Furthermore the Hass family, which owns over one third of Rohm-Haas, is a strong supporter of the deal, as it seeks to unload their position.
The merger is expected to close in early 2009, pending regulatory approvals, and the agreement provides that Rohm and Haas Company will retain its name and Philadelphia Headquarters.
An earlier article by Jimmy Lathrop listed some of the risks that could prevent this arbitrage opportunity to work out. The strongest reason in my opinion is this one:
1. There is a chance that the credit crisis could slow or scuttle the deal. Even though Warren Buffett arranged part of the financing to include sale of equity interests with Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) as well as the Kuwait Investment Authority, the main underwriters to pay the shareholders of Rohm and Haas Company will come through a loan provided by Citigroup (C), Morgan Stanley (MS) and Merrill Lynch (MER). To put things mildly, there is significant uncertainty as to whether one, two or all three of these banks who signed this agreement on July 10, 2008, will be a functioning entity on January 15, 2009.
I believe that ROH is a buy at these levels as long as the deal does not get derailed. Furthermore the stock is paying 41cents/quarter in dividends, which is a decent payment while you are waiting for the deal to close.
Full Disclosure: Long CEG and ROH
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With the stock market declines that hedge fund and mutual fund redemptions as well as the deleveraging on Wall Street have caused, investors are definitely wondering whether they would ever be able to reach their financial goals. The increasing volatility of the markets has certain stocks trading at multi year lows, despite strong fundamentals, pushing yields to multi-year highs.
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Communication with parents prior to the school year is insufficient and occurs just days before school begins. School supply list for a kindergartner is outrageously large for a school that charges an additional fee for materials. Student Handbook and Pacing Guide are not current. Online schedule system is inaccurate. K program does not help children and parents with the transition to full days of school, nor does it address concerns of parents putting their child into full day school for the first time. Some faculty are friendly while the assigned teacher was cold, unwelcoming, and inconvenienced by questions regarding academic requirements and safety. Her demeanor was disrespectful and the opposite of what a parent would desire in a K teacher. Most concerning, the accountability of students during arrival and departure is terrible. The school does not have a published procedure for accountability procedures during arrival and release in the Student Handbook, and the details weren't sent until after the start of school. I don't believe the school realizes they have a responsibility to the community and are accountable to the residents of their district and Lansing's taxpayers.
My kids went to Lansing elementary and moved from Blue Valley school district and were informed by a couselor that Lansing is set up to mirror that school district. We loved the school and the teachers who were all very nice and helpful. The kids loved the school and I think the size of it compared to BV was something the kids really enjoyed. After all, size isn't everything. They did struggle a bit since this school is more in depth than other schools they have attended. It is one of the best ever!!!!
By far the worst school that my son has been to. We moved here when my son started second grade, they do not follow the IEP's now that he is in 3rd. They have 3rd grades switching classes as if they were in middle school or high school. Teachers just sit behind their desk and do not attempt to help students. They have had students walk off campus and go home and not even realize they are missing until the parents come to pick them up at the end of the day.
My TAG kid went here for first and second grade. The administration is not very helpful or cooperative with military. Mostly they cater to permanent students. Some newer teachers are great but the "old school" ones aren't accommodating to parents who want to be involved. If you know what your child needs and what you are entitled to receive, you can get it--but be prepared to fight for it.
My son is autistic and attended preschool and kindergarten here (so far). The special education teachers are wonderful and have really helped him to overcome his challenges. His speech has improved tremendously! The administration is OK, they aren't incredibly communicative but the school runs well. If you want up to date information on what's going on and how things work it's easier to get information out of teachers and other parents than the administration.
I went to Lansing from Kindergarten through graduation and so did both of my younger siblings. Now I am so happy to have three of my children going to Lansing, and out of the Leavenworth school district. I also have friends who now swear by the Lansing schools, after taking their children out of Leavenworth to home school them, and then work to get approved for out of district enrollment for their children.
We are in the military and stationed at Ft. Leavenworth for 3 years. Our oldest son is autistic and in a main stream classroom at Lansing Elementary. He has his own para and has speech and OT with the school as well. We have been extremely pleased with his progress. His Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Cioppa, is fantastic. She is exactly what he needed to help him build a strong foundation both academically and socially.
We are military and were stationed in KS for one year. Our oldest (Jason) went to Kindergarten and he loved his teacher Mrs. Rothmeyer. The school environment is great also. My son misses his teacher and I hope his next teacher is just as involved as Mrs. Rothmeyer was.
We love Mrs. Moorehead! My son is eager to get to school every morning...he loves kindergarten!
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New Orleans legends Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Allen Toussaint will perform Oct. 17 at the Weis Center.
John Hartmann '79 returned to Lewisburg last spring and enjoyed a full-circle moment. The art-deco murals on the walls and ceiling of the Campus Theatre that fascinated him as a student now have new life thanks to Hartmann Fine Art Conservation Services.
"It was really rewarding for me. I think most of the people weren't particularly prepared for the changes this would bring. Just the color changes alone are a 'wow factor,'" says Hartmann. He and a team from his Carlisle-based business were able to remove years of dirt, varnish and water damage and identify the original paint colors to bring the murals back to their halcyon days.
Hartmann graduated from Bucknell with a dual major in chemistry and studio art. While a peculiar combination of majors to some, to the analytical son of artists it seemed natural. Hartmann went on to earn his master's in art conservation from the State University of New York at Cooperstown. There his organic chemistry background and artistic talents complemented each other perfectly.
As an art conservator, Hartmann says, "You have to know about the historic materials you're dealing with and the new materials you're going to use. You have to know how they're going to react with the original artwork." You also need some hands-on artistic skill when it comes to reconstruction and in-painting.
Hartmann spent 20 years as the chief of conservation for Pennsylvania, working on projects for the state's 60 historic sites. When budget cuts scrapped the program six years ago, Hartmann struck out on his own, creating Hartmann Fine Art Conservation Services. He hasn't looked back. Since then, memorable projects have included conservation work on the ceiling murals of the U.S. vice president's office and reconstructing a painting that arrived in 40 pieces.
While working in Lewisburg, Hartmann made time to visit campus and present lectures on art conservation as a career.
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US Quran-burning backlash spreads to Afghanistan
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The backlash against the burning of a Quran by a pastor in Florida has spread to Afghanistan, increasing the danger for the country's vulnerable Christian community.
Violent demonstrations in Afghanistan against the act, which took place at the church of controversial pastor Terry Jones on 20 March, started last Friday (1 April); seven United Nations staff and at least five demonstrators were killed when an angry mob stormed the UN compound in the northern town of Mazar-e Sharif.
The unrest spread over the weekend with protests in Kandahar, where 11 people were killed and dozens more injured in the riots. A peaceful demonstration, which involved hundreds of people blocking a main road for three hours, was staged in Jalalabad on Sunday. The crowd were shouting for US troops to leave Afghanistan and burnt an effigy of President Barack Obama.
The protests in Afghanistan followed demonstrations across Pakistan, where Christians have been targeted in what appear to be retaliatory attacks.
Although the backlash in Afghanistan has been primarily directed at the US, Christians in the country are likely to be viewed as allies of the West, making them extremely vulnerable at a time of increased hostility towards the US.
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And Afghan Christians, especially converts from Islam, are already under intense pressure. Although the country's constitution guarantees religious freedom, including the right to change one's faith, the reality is quite the opposite.
TV footage of Christian baptisms triggered a frenzied response last May, prompting a crackdown on converts; 26 were arrested while many others were forced to flee the country. Said Musa (45), one of those detained, was locked up for nine months under the threat of execution for apostasy until an intense international campaign won his release in February 2011.
Despite the international pressure Afghanistan came under to free Said, other converts remain in prison, and Christians continue to be denied religious freedom. Shoaib Assadullah (23) was arrested in October 2010 for giving a New Testament in the national Dari language to another Afghan. He has been languishing in prison since, facing the death penalty for apostasy.
While Afghan President Hamid Karzai was quick to call on the US Congress to condemn the Quran burning in Florida and prevent such an act from happening again, he has been silent about the systematic persecution of Christians in his own country.
Mr Obama strongly condemned the burning but also challenged the scale of the response. He said:
The desecration of any holy text, including the Quran, is an act of extreme intolerance and bigotry. However, to attack and kill innocent people in response is outrageous, and an affront to human decency and dignity.
When Pastor Jones first threatened to burn copies of the Quran, to mark the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks last year, Barnabas Fund condemned the action as "an unnecessary, offensive and dangerous gesture".
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But it didn't result in a front-page New York Times story on the Zyprexa settlement talks. Apparently reporter Alex Berenson had independent knowledge of the settlement negotiations, and this knowledge was the basis for his story. Details over at Drug and Device Law.
In our brief and breezy post, we never claimed that the email error triggered the NYT story. But we did link to other sources that mistakenly suggested this. So if you read the original post, be sure to read this correction / clarification.
Update: Actually, the correction may itself require correction (or at least clarification). See here.
It Wasn't Pepper's Fault! Berenson Confirms [Drug and Device Law]
Earlier: ATL Practice Pointer: When Emailing Super-Sensitive Settlement Information, Double Check the Recipient List
Email Scandals
Clarification: Pepper Hamilton Did Commit an Email Screw-Up…By David Lat
But it didn't result in a front-page New York Times story on the Zyprexa settlement talks. Apparently reporter Alex Berenson had independent knowledge of the settlement negotiations, and this knowledge was the basis for his story. Details over at Drug and Device Law.
ATL Practice Pointer: When Emailing Super-Sensitive Settlement Information, Double Check the Recipient ListBy David Lat
Or triple check, or quadruple check. Especially when one of the lawyers involved in the case has the same last name as a New York Times reporter.
Assuming the email system in question was Microsoft Outlook, we imagine the panicked Pepper Hamilton lawyer trying to invoke the amusingly ineffectual "Recall" function (à la Judge Marsha Berzon).
Also, we're thinking of getting our last name legally changed to "Boies."
Update: As it turns out, Alex Berenson and Brad Berenson are cousins. Small world!
Further Update: This post is subject to a quasi-correction / clarification. See here.
Still Further Update: Actually, the quasi-correction may itself require correction (or at least clarification). See here.
What's in a Name? Alex Berenson (the crusading reporter) vs. Bradford Berenson (the high-powered attorney). [Starkman & Associates]
Lilly's $1 Billion E-Mailstrom [Portfolio]
How to Recall an E-mail in Microsoft Outlook [eHow.com]
Where Do Broken Hearts Go?By David Lat
To San Francisco, apparently, to clerk on the Ninth Circuit.
We hope that the author of this email is clerking for one of court's slave-driver judges. He needs to be kept busy, so he won't have time for any more literary endeavors.
"Pleaded" or "pled" may be a matter of personal preference. But turns of phrase like "I had to have breakfast with my unit" and "the inadequate salve of an orgasm" ought to be criminalized — even in the Ninth Circuit.
Correction: We've heard from the woman who received the email. As it turns out, she works for the Ninth Circuit; the sender does not (although he is an attorney, in southern California). She construes the references to the Ninth Circuit to mean "that the job he currently has is *his version* of the Ninth Circuit — that is, his dream job."
"It Was A Risk — Dating You. Risking My Reputation. Where Was Respect For That?" [Jezebel]
Susan Estrich: Bcc Conscientious Objector?By David Lat
More news from one of ATL's favorite law firms, Quinn Emanuel. See Gawker and Radar.
If your friends are as fabulous as Susan Estrich's, why hide them behind a bcc?
Query: Could this actually be a brilliant viral marketing ploy? Has Susan Estrich harnessed the power of the blogosphere to get all the world to read her paean to QE?
The Art Of The 'To' Line [Gawker]
Fox News' Susan Estrich Has a New Job [Radar Online via Big Law Board]
Lawyer of the Day: Chuck RosenthalBy David Lat
We love tales of misbehaving DAs. And this one is a doozy. From the Houston Chronicle:
New e-mails released Tuesday show District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal sent and received racist jokes and strategized with political consultants and colleagues about his re-election campaign on his county e-mail account.
Also within the correspondence obtained Tuesday by the Houston Chronicle were numerous sexually explicit images. It was unclear, however, if Rosenthal ever forwarded those files.
Those were just for his personal wank collection.
Among e-mails that concerned Woodfill were video clips of nudity and sex acts and a racist joke forwarded by Rosenthal that compares former President Bill Clinton to a black man. The e-mail says Clinton played the saxophone, smoked marijuana and gets a check from the government each month.
Pot always struck us as more of a white person's drug, but whatever.
Also included within the e-mails is heavy traffic between Rosenthal and Sam Siegler, Rosenthal's physician and the husband of Kelly Siegler, who is running for district attorney. In one e-mail from Sam Siegler to Rosenthal, an attached video shows women having their breasts exposed after men forcibly pulled down their blouses in public. The video called the act "sharking."
Kelly Siegler dismissed her husband's e-mails. "He cusses like a sailor and his sense of humor is crude, to put it mildly," she said. "It's his computer and what he does at work is his business. He's the boss."
Stand by your man, Kelly. As long as there's no kiddie porn in those emails, it's all good.
Oh, and Rosenthal also sent "intimate e-mails to his executive secretary." More details, after the jump.
Dewey & LeBoeuf: A Bunch of Nazis?By David Lat
The firm of Dewey Ballantine was never known for being particularly PC. From a 2004 article by Anthony Lin, for the New York Law Journal:
Nearly one year after lawyers at Dewey Ballantine infuriated members of the Asian-American community by performing a stereotype-laden parody song at their annual dinner, the law firm is again dealing with allegations of racial insensitivity….
On Monday, an employee sent a firmwide e-mail advertising the availability of some puppies for adoption. Douglas Getter, a London-based American who heads Dewey Ballantine's European mergers and acquisitions practice then sent a firmwide reply.
"Please don't let these puppies go to a Chinese restaurant!" Getter wrote in his e-mail.
Now Dewey has merged with LeBoeuf Lamb. Happily, it appears their firm cultures are a good match. Check out this email exchange appearing below — and note that Partner X came from the LeBoeuf Lamb side of the marriage….
Because Listserv Clusterf**ks Happen at Top Five Schools, TooBy David Lat
Law school list serve trainwrecks are a staple here at ATL. We've written about several — see, e.g., Cumberland Law School; Washington University School of Law — and they tend to be popular with readers.
A student at NYU Law School brought a recent listserv debacle to our attention:
[This listserve controversy] touches on many law school and other legal topics. They include grades, finals, state vs. T14 schools, Jesus, the Constitution, Jesus vs. the Constitution, and [people] who were arrested at Harvard [see April 24, 2:21 AM entry] and feel the need to announce it to the whole law school.
Perhaps it's just exam stress all around, but having just taken my crim pro final earlier today, the last bit made things extra hilarious.
The reader then included several emails from the thread. But fortunately for us, another NYU law student already collected and posted them over here (which saves us the trouble of cutting and pasting).
More after the jump.
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* You've got mail! And you better hold on to it. [CNN]
* Both sides shooting to get SCOTUS to hear D.C. gun case. [New York Times]
* Milberg Weiss asking for home court advantage in trial. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Can anybody do anything based on the Mitchell Report? [Sports Illustrated]
Ding-Dong! The Peanut-Hating Witch Is
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Some etiquette tips for law school deans:
1. If you send one of your students to another law school, for a year-long stint as a visiting student, don't "apologize" for it — even if that student has a severe peanut allergy, requiring the receiving school to "peanut-proof" itself for the year.
2. If you really must issue an "apology," do so by phone or in person, not by email.
3. If you really must issue an "apology" by email, send it to the individual dean. Do not send it to a listserv consisting of the deans of ABA-accredited law schools.
Because it might get leaked to ATL:
ATL readers: Please take this opportunity to engage in a spirited debate over whether schools, airlines, and other institutions go too far — or not far enough — in accommodating people with extreme food allergies. Thank you.
- Email Scandals, Lawsuit of the Day, Midsize Firms / Regional Firms, Romance and Dating, Sex Scandals
Lawsuit of the Day: Breaking Up Is Hard To DoBy David Lat
Ah, the perils of office romance. This was passed along to us by a tipster, who wrote: "This new lawsuit involving one of Connecticut's largest and oldest firms caught my eye this morning."
Stephanie Ancillai; Thomas Diascro v. Michael Lamoureux
Intentional infliction of emotional distress. Plaintiff Ancillai broke off relationship with defendant, who in turn sent emails to plaintiff and co-plaintiff's superiors at Shipman and Goodwin exposing their romantic relationship. As a result of the emails, both plaintiff and co-plaintiff lost their jobs in the marketing department of the law firm.
Sounds interesting. If you get your hands on the Complaint, please feel free to send it our way.


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Chocolate Ganache and Raspberry Tart
Published: May 2008 Servings: 8
- 1 1/2 cups unbleached all purpose flour
- 10 tablespoons (1 1/4 sticks) chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 3 tablespoons powdered sugar
- 2 large egg yolks
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon plus 1 1/2 teaspoons water
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 6 ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 1/2 teaspoons Kahlua, other coffee-flavored liqueur, or strong coffee
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups fresh raspberries (three 6-ounce containers)
- 3 tablespoons seedless raspberry jam
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Using on/off turns, mix flour, butter, and sugar in processor until coarse meal forms.
Mix egg yolks, lemon juice, and 1 tablespoon water in small bowl. Add to processor; mix until moist clumps form. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap in plastic. Chill 30 minutes.
DO AHEAD Dough can be made 2 days ahead. Keep chilled.
Preheat oven to 375°F. Butter 9-inch-diameter tart pan with removable bottom. Roll out dough on lightly floured work surface to 12-inch round. Fit dough into pan; trim overhang. Freeze 20 minutes.
Bake crust until golden, 25 minutes; cool.
Meanwhile, bring cream just to boil in small saucepan. Remove from heat. Add chocolate; stir until smooth. Stir in liqueur and vanilla. Cool ganache 15 minutes.
Transfer cooled crust to platter. Spoon chocolate ganache into crust and smooth top. Arrange raspberries atop chocolate.
Stir raspberry jam and 1 1/2 teaspoons water in small saucepan over medium heat until smooth. Brush warm glaze over berries. DO AHEAD Can be made 8 hours ahead. Cover and let stand at room temperature.
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With the season 10 premiere of "Criminal Minds" less than a month away, more spoilers have been released for the show's upcoming season. It has been reported that two 1990s former teen stars have joined the cast of the show.
The team's new addition, Kate Callahan, will be played by "Party of Five" alum Jennifer Love Hewitt. According to TVLine, Hewitt's character will be introduced while she's working undercover on a case.
"You don't see her doing something you don't see our team ever doing," said executive producer Erica Messer to TVLine. "[She has to] sit there and pretend to like a criminal." more >>
Adrienne Bailon does not subscribe to the notion of being a stereotypical Christian, but the triple threat holds her relationship with God responsible for her romantic life, the opportunity to co-host "The Real" talk show and surviving in a fickle entertainment business.
Bailon, the 30-year-old singer-songwriter, actress and dancer, broke into the music industry at the tender age of 15, when she was discovered in a church choir and chosen to join Latin singer Ricky Martin on tour. Since then, she has continued to evolve in the entertainment industry while singing for the R&B group 3LW, being a part of Disney Channel productions such as "The Cheetah Girls" before appearing in movies like "Coach Carter" and "I'm In Love With a Church Girl."
While Bailon has been featured in her share of films on the big and small screens, she now serves as a co-host of the new daytime talk show "The Real" which makes its debut Sept. 15. The entertainer insists she never expected to be a talk show host, but told The Christian Post why she decided to utilize the platform. more >>
Earlier this year, NBC renewed its original drama series "Chicago Fire" for a third season. The show's incoming season will premiere on Sept. 23, 2014 at 9 p.m.
Aside from the premiere date, there has been big casting news circulating about "Chicago Fire" when it returns. For one, there's a report about "Graceland" star Serinda Swan appearing on the show. It was rumored that she'd be another person bound to break the Severide-Lindsay love story (played by Taylor Kinney and Sophia Bush respectively.)
Swan is set to appear in at least four episodes as Brittany Baker, a graphic designer who might strike a romantic interest with the Lieutenant, according to Deadline. more >>
Derick Dillard is already documenting his wife Jill Duggar's pregnancy less than three months after their wedding.
The newlyweds announced the pregnancy just eight weeks after their June 21 nuptials. Today, the 23-year-old bride is showing off her burgeoning baby bump for the first time on Instagram. Dillard, 25, shared a photo collage featuring Duggar's progress at five weeks and five days as well as at 11 weeks and two days.
"By the end of next week, all of our baby's body parts, from tooth buds to toenails, will be developing! #firsttrimesterprogression #babydilly #19kidsandcounting," Dillard wrote in the caption on Sept. 5. more >>
Season 7 of "Sons of Anarchy" got off to a good start as it broke ratings records, with 10.2 million viewers tuning in to the premiere episode. With FX doing a great job of teasing the final season of the show over the past few months, it's no surprise that season 7's debut is the best season opener to date.
Spoilers are out for the season's second episode, titled "Toil and Trouble."
After Gemma blames a Lin Triad member for killing Tara, Jax's revenge doesn't stop with him as he plots to avenge the murder of his wife. more >>
"Married at First Sight," the experimental reality series based on the Danish show of the same format, initially raised some doubts due to its unconventional premise. In the show, individuals are handpicked and matched by experts, and they marry their match upon meeting them on the very first time at the altar. For six weeks, they live together as a married couple and after that, they then decide if they stay together, or if they should divorce.
Though the show is controversial, there's no doubt that it was a hit as it was recently greenlit for a second season on FYI. In an interview with RealScreen, "Married at First Sight" creator Michael von Wurden shared why the show roots for its cast to stay together, and why people can learn something from it.
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Nightmares Bottle from the Etsy Store of wanderingmaid for $15. Having sold my own crafts, $15 is really cheap considering the amount of time this took and glitter used. Wanderingmaid's description of the Nightmares Bottle:
This vintage look bottle is filled with mystical black "dust" that only the dark night can bring as well as tiny antiqued papers with classic nightmare themes on them that you may want to keep bottled up! Outside bottle has shimmery black tulle wrapped around the neck. Bottle cork has a crescent moon seal on the top in midnight black and comes sealed in black candle wax but can easily be opened to add your own nightmares when they creep up in the night.
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Gymnast Shrink Plastic Earrings from Etsy Seller drtyawsm. I love these clever earrings. For shrink plastic DIYs that I've posted go here:truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/shrink-plastic
Planetary Plates Tutorial from Etsy here. You use waterslide decals which were also used on the insect plates below. In the step-by-step tutorial the 2 artists tell you where and what kind of decal paper to use, where to get the free images etc…
This waterslide decal plate is from Honestly WTF here.
These plates are made by decoupaging images to plates. Excellent tutorial from the Crafty Nest here.
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