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Crunchy pecans and coconut fill each layer of this tempting cake spread with a homemade cream cheese frosting. Big slices are guaranteed to make eyes light up!
12 Servings
Prep: 40 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
1/2 cup butter, softened
1/2 cup shortening
2 cups sugar
5 eggs
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup baking cocoa
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup buttermilk
1 cup flaked coconut
1 cup chopped pecans
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup butter, softened
4 cups confectioners' sugar
1/4 cup baking cocoa
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
Pinch salt
In a large bowl, cream the butter, shortening and sugar until light
and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each
addition. Stir in vanilla. Combine the flour, cocoa and baking soda;
add to the creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk, beating well
after each addition. Fold in coconut and pecans.
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Pour into three greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans. Bake at
350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the
center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from
pans to wire racks to cool completely.
For frosting, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until
fluffy. Add the confectioners' sugar, cocoa, vanilla and salt; beat
until smooth. Spread frosting between layers and over top and sides
of cake. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 12 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 slice equals 790 calories, 42 g fat (20 g saturated fat), 150 mg cholesterol, 352 mg sodium, 98 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 9 g protein.
© Taste of Home 2014


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WREXHAM FC fans have slammed controversial travel plans for next month's 'bubble' match with Chester.
The club's management called a meeting last night at the Centenary Club where supporters were joined by police representatives.
The aim was to discuss the safety travel plans with fans ahead of the derby clash at Chester on Saturday, September 20, but supporters said the measures being put in place were a "very extreme" bid to tame a minority.
Supt Rob Kirkman said without the travel tactics, which will see away fans travelling to derby games on designated coaches only, "there is no doubt" people wanting to engage in disorder would do so.
"This is the best way to maintain the safety of not just football supporters, but the wider community," he added.
But Gwersyllt councillor Arfon Jones, a former police officer, said he felt Wrexham fans were being treated differently to other visiting supporters.
He referred to a game held at the ground when The New Saints took on Polish side Legia Warsaw.
He accused the police of having a "light touch" approach, saying they were "intimidated" by the travelling Polish supporters.
Supt Kirkman dismissed the claims that they feared the Polish fans. "There was no light touch approach," he said. "There was a nasty assault and we were there within minutes."
Other supporters vented their anger that all 1,200 travelling Reds fans would have to suffer because of a minority.
Supt Kirkman said: "The risk offenders are a minority among the fans, but the fans are a minority among the community and we have to look after the wider community."
Despite the travels plans in place, police admitted there would be nothing stopping anyone travelling to Chester on the day to watch the game, which is live on television in the city centre.
One supporter said: "The well behaved fans will just travel to the game safely and the hooligans will still be outside there."
The arrangements have been unpopular with some sections of supporters and a petition set up by a Wrexham fan calling to scrap the bubble match plan has gained more than 250 signatures.
The decision has been made by both clubs who have worked with both North Wales Police and Cheshire Constabulary to make the plans.
Wrexham FC chief executive Don Bircham said: "We are part of the fabric of this community.
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• 27. Memphis International, $342
• 43. Chattanooga Airport, $372
• 71. Nashville International, $417
• 73. Atlanta International, $426
• 87. Birmingham International, $484
• 91. McGhee Tyson, $500
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Andrew McKinney removes baggage from an American Eagle flight at the Chattanooga Airport in this file photograph from June.
Chattanooga Airport has the second cheapest average air fares among the state's major airports, according to a website that tracks ticket prices, with higher passenger boardings helping drive down the cost.
Lovell Field's fares in June averaged $372, or No. 43 among 101 airports nationally, said Cheapflights.com. Only Memphis International Airport had a less expensive average fare -- $342, or No. 27, in the state, according to the website.
Chattanooga Airport's average ticket price also was less than Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, which was No. 73, at $426. Many Chattanooga area travelers drive to Atlanta's airport to fly, studies show.
Terry Hart, Lovell Field's chief executive, said Chattanooga boardings are up about 15 percent so far this year over last and airlines are making fares more competitive.
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"It's very encouraging," he said.
Hart also said that Delta Air Lines is flying larger aircraft out of Chattanooga. Last year, it started flying a 150-seat MD-88 into the city. On occasion, Delta is flying a 110-seat aircraft into the city, he said.
Hart said 50-seat regional jets, usually flown by a Delta affiliate, are on the decline for economic reasons. He expects more frequent larger airplanes flying into the city from not just Delta but American Airlines as well.
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Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky may be the only Republican who can beat Hillary Clinton for president in 2016.
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Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky may be the only Republican who can beat Hillary Clinton for president in 2016.
(Clip from 2012, when Rand Paul was stopped by the TSA.)
He won the CPAC straw poll, he is second in the latest national poll, he leads in New Hampshire, the first in the nation primary and now he is the favorite among likely voters in the first in the nation Iowa Caucus.
Senator Rand Paul must be doing something right.
There are still a few of the snubs his father used to get. Policymic ignored him as a GOP contender, insisting with a straight face that he does not break into the top five contenders. (Condoleezza Rice who polls 3% in Iowa apparently meets the stringent Policymic threshold.) But no matter how the power brokers want things to be, Rand Paul, is proving to be popular with the masses, representing the first real political movement since Ronald Reagan.
While the views of the son, Rand Paul and the father, Ron Paul are sometimes different, both represent a strong sentiment against corruption. The poll in Iowa may show Rand's campaign picking up right where his father's campaign ended.
By the way, don't let anybody tell you that Dr. Ron Paul's presidential campaign of 2012 was for naught. Dr. Paul showed great appeal to Independents, Youth and Hispanics. It was the very crowd that eventually went to Obama and sealed the fate of the doomed GOP ticket. And it is the group that the GOP now needs for any resurgence.
Astonishingly, in 2012, the smug power brokers in the Republican Party ridiculed and broke their own rules to marginalize and hurt Dr. Paul and his followers. While publicly proclaiming a "big tent" to Youth and Hispanics, the GOP security guards cut off microphones to Ron Paul Hispanics at State Conventions and escorted duly elected young Ron Paul delegates off the floor of the RNC in Tampa. During the campaign, Governor Mitt Romney openly laughed at him. No one's laughing now.
A recent poll conducted by the McKeon & Associates for Freedom to Choose PAC, found Dr. Paul's son, Senator Rand Paul, with a commanding lead over all other possible GOP, presidential contenders in the first in the nation contest in Iowa.
Here are the results of voters most likely to vote in the 2016 Iowa Caucus.
Kentucky Senator, Rand Paul 39%
Florida Senator, Marco Rubio 20%
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie 11%
Former Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush 10%
La. Gov. Bobby Jindal 3%
Condoleezza Rice 3%
Support for Rand Paul among Independents likely to vote in the GOP Caucus was striking and bodes well for a general election contest. 67% favored the Kentucky Senator, Rand Paul. 30% favored Governor Chris Christie, all other candidates failed to muster any showing at all among these voters.
In 2012, the New York Times and all of the national network media declared Mitt Romney the winner of the Iowa Caucus. Only months later did they reverse themselves to say that Senator Rick Santorum had won. This blogger was told that it took threats from the Governor's office and from fellow GOP leaders, before the Iowa State GOP Chairman would finally release the votes from selected counties that put Santorum over the top. The Chairman, a Mitt Romney supporter, resigned shortly after.
For the rest of the year, the New York Times, the Associated Press and all the major networks continued to show that Ron Paul had only 3 delegates from the Iowa Caucus. Meanwhile, national polls showed him doing better than all other GOP contenders – except for Romney – in a head to head face off with President Obama, and tied within the margin of error with Romney. These were ignored as the national media continued to marginalize Dr. Paul.
In fact, the Paul supporters openly declared that they, not Santorum, had won the Iowa delegation. They contended that if the news had been reported truthfully and the following contests had been allowed to take place according to GOP rules, Dr. Paul would have arrived as a force at a brokered RNC.
The final Iowa vote on the floor of the Republican National Convention was 22 for Dr. Ron Paul and 6 for former Governor Mitt Romney. In a final irony, Dr. Paul's Iowa state co-chairman was voted in to replace the disgraced Romney operative who had been running the State GOP and had withheld votes to assure that his man would get media credit for a win he didn't earn.
Most people want fairness and despise the expanding corruption that pervades American society from its food supply, to its national media, to its monetary system to its government relationship with Wall Street and K Street and yes, to the corruption of its two major political parties. What good is an election if the only two candidates to choose from are produced by a corrupt process? How is that really democratic or free?
This recent poll in Iowa is a good sign. It shows that the mood of the people is beginning to reach the flood stage. It shows that the corruption that has bankrupted this nation and made a very few, very rich at the expense of all the rest of us, has finally been exposed for what it is.
It shows that Rand Paul commands a following much bigger and much wider than his father ever had. But it also shows that his father's campaign was more than Quixotic. Dr. Paul did not run in vain, and all of those thousands of people who were shut out or whose votes were thrown away, or whose bones were broken or whose election was nullified, did not give up a year of their lives in vain. Dr. Paul was the pace car. And now the real race for America's future begins.
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Post Ron Paul: Where do we go now?
Don't assume that Ron Paul is going to ride off into the sunset, with his cowgirl, Carol, at his side. He made it clear during his light hearted exchange with Jay Leno that he isn't finished with us. And I, for one, am not finished with him either.
If Romney wins, Senator Rand Paul's trajectory would be on hold and in 2016, Ron Paul, the father, would be the best primary challenger to a Republican establishment president, owned by the FED and the few.
Who else would have the guts to do it? And the media, who under normal circumstance would pan him, might let him have more than 89 seconds, just to have some fun – and some ratings – in an otherwise boring re-nomination process. Another run would help educate even more and fatten the Liberty Movement for Senator Rand Paul and the future in 2020.
Besides, this would be the best way to stand up to the corruption and dishonesty of the Republican establishment who runs the party like National Socialists. To let the abuse of Tampa go unanswered would be a mistake. "Remember the Maine."
Is Ron Paul too old? Not for me. Konrad Andenauer , Germanys greatest leader of the last two centuries was in power at age 87. Michelangelo began painting the Sistine Chapel at age 71, he was still at it when he died at age 89. The Biblical account of Moses has him beginning his long journey, leading the Israelis from slavery, at age 80. Let Ron Paul lead us out of slavery at age 80.
Here's a toast to Ron Paul, 2016.
But what do we do now? And more urgent, how should we vote in the 2012 presidential election?
The good news is that as befits the Liberty Movement, I don't have to make that decision. Each one of us will do that as we want. But here are some of the arguments I am hearing.
1. Vote to re-elect Barack Obama?
The reasoning goes that an Obama win would help bring the Republican establishment to its knees and make them more willing to make room for a Liberty Movement candidate next time. Isn't this the best response to their brutal exclusion of the duly elected Ron Paul delegates to the RNC in Tampa? Haven't they asked for it? Hasn't Bill Kristol and John Sununu made it clear that they do not think they need us and in any case, they do not want us, under any circumstances?
The problem is that Obama's reelection would likely bring the country to its knees as well. Even if a manipulated currency created a temporary bubble the long term damage could be catastrophic. America could go so deep into the sleep of socialism that it might never awaken. Voting for Obama to create an opening for a Liberty candidate in 2016 might make logical sense to some but it would take the courage of that Utah mountain climber who cut off his hand to get himself free. Some of us just don't have the stomach to do it.
2. Vote for Mitt Romney?
If he wins it will delay Rand Paul's possible rise and may actually end much of what we have accomplished. Many of our issues, audit the fed, for example, may be co-opted by Romney, who understands the polling data but is owned by the bankers. Of course, he won't have a "real" audit but it will appear to address the issue and take the steam out of our cause. Likewise, the wars may eventually wind down out of financial necessity, as Dr. Paul has said will happen. For me, voting for Romney is like kissing your sister. There is just no future in it.
3. Write in Ron Paul's name?
This was what I was going to do but who would ever know the final number? It would give me some personal satisfaction, and amuse a few poll watchers, but otherwise mean nothing. No one would get the message. There is even a chance that my ballot could be disqualified and all the other viable Liberty candidates I voted for would lose my support as well.
4. Vote for Virgil Goode?
He is the former congressman from Virginia who is running as a candidate of the so called Constitutional Party. Some say he will get 5% of the vote in his home state. The Republican Elitist Fascist operation, that worked against us in Tampa, is now hot on his trail, trying to get him off the ballot. But even if he survives and even if he realizes his most ambitious plans, he will only be on the ballot in 25 states. What's the use?
5. Vote for Gary Johnson?
Why not? No one will know. A good showing will put the GOP on notice that they had better be respectful to the Liberty Movement and make room for it. They made it clear they didn't want us. Shouldn't there be consequences?
If the showing is small, well, they were lucky it was Gary Johnson, not Ron Paul. No harm done.
If Obama wins? Rand Paul can make a run in 2016. If Romney wins? Ron Paul can challenge him and if the GOP cheats again, and makes it clear they will not allow a free process, he could take on the mantle of the Libertarian Party one more time. And this time, boosted by bigger numbers and a wider knowledge of the issues, have an impact.
Consider this, if Ron Paul were the Libertarian candidate right now, some polls have him winning 17% of the vote, which would land him in the national debates and change the course of the country.
Bottom line? I haven't decided yet but I would like to hear your opinions, without profanity please. Or join the discussion at: http://www.facebook.com/DougWeadOfficial
In the last few months I have been inundated with emails and memos and got to this one late but I kept it for months and read it and re-read it. This is from Peter Chiou in the Tacoma, Washington area and it was written in March when the Ron Paul and Rick Santorum people were working together to stop Romney. There is good advice here for Ron Paul people still in the trenches. And this is a good archival piece to have for the future. It offers needed insight into the process.
One correction? Peter Chiou is a very humble, self effacing leader but he is wrong to blame himself. We have taken on the establishment and it is no easy task. There will be successes and times that we fall short. It is a process and his experiences here will help others in others states win delegates and it will help in the future.
Pierce County Convention 3/25/2012
The 28th District
Peter Chiou
Do not give in to the prospect of losing but proceed ever more boldly against it!
This is a no-holds-barred self examination of how we screwed the pooch so badly in the 28th. This paper is intended to educate in how to win. I apologize to all those in 28th who worked so hard to only fail. We missed a lot of opportunities. No holding back. No time for pride and ego. Get it out and then fix it. We must really hang up our egos at the door in debriefs like this if we are to learn. When we're done, let's go have a beer.
It was a bloodbath yesterday in the 28th. The results could have been very different had I known the rules better and had previous experience in a contentious environment like this. JM (RS DL as well as GOP DL and Caucus Chairman), counter to the wishes of the Santorum campaign, crafted a unity slate with the Romney and Gingrich camps. Their objective was to shut the Ron Paul people out rather than to ensure a brokered convention at the national convention. This objective was achieved but to their own detriment. It was a tactical win but an operational error on her part, IMHBAO. However, their execution was nearly flawless (my hat off to them) but it took a lot longer than they had expected because a lot of their Santorum and Romney folks were also new and showed up unbeknownst to them.
Hence, the following are ideas derived from my experience yesterday: (I hate losing due to stupidity)
- Expect a battle.
- KNOW ROBERTS RULE OF ORDER!!!!!! http://www.robertsrules.org/ You have to know how to ask the questions and make motions without sounding dumb. This way, you can challenge with confidence and perceived credibility.
- Appoint an experienced floor captain and not simply one with good heart and good intentions such as I but had no experience.
- Bring notebooks and each keep own notes.
- Establish roll call. Know what quorum is! And keep an eye on it.
- Establish coalition long beforehand. Unless we have a clear majority, we MUST establish coalition to deny Romney the likely 1144 delegates.
- Point of Information and ascertain the number needed for Quorum. Then see if a walk-out of the Ron Paul delegation will affect the quorum. This can be used as a tactic to stall the proceedings.
- Must have a floor leader with personality of wanting to win so badly that he seeks every angle and every opportunity. Not a milk toast like I was. Could have raised a point of information and asked if all the Santorum and Gingrich people really want to help Romney get to the 1144 faster or do they want to slow them down. And if I could affect quorum, lead the delegation out and force a hallway discussion before returning to order of the day. Or, take a risk in walking out and hoping the Santorum/Gingrich people will walk out. I could also have done this after the first ballot and got all the people outside and really laid everything out.
- Appoint a floor toughie. If the leader is not assertive enough as was our case. I was too concerned with building rapport and being nice instead of winning. I made a lot of friends in the process and got people to like me but did not win any delegates at all. This should be our main goal.
- After so many people had left because of exhaustion, we could have politely pointed to the lack of quorum and shut down the alternate election process. They did not have to have any alternates at all!!!! We FOULed this one up big time!
- Santorum and Paul people must be informed to know the plan to secure victory. Be bold in who you support. In other words, don't be a stealth supporter. Make it a sporting event where there is healthy competition and energy on both sides. And everyone knows who the other side is. At least the leadership should not be stealthy.
- There are no secrets in politics when it comes to real-time. In the military, we safeguard information and plans until execution. Then it doesn't matter because it's often too late to respond to. It is true in general but there are always exceptions.
- Go to your caucus room as soon as possible. So that as your people arrive, you can greet them at the door. Assume they know who you are. No stealth was needed in our case because for speeches, we simply stood up and said our name, our preference, and if we'd support the nominee. Most of us said yes. Only one had the courage to say no. It wouldn't have made any difference if we had said no.
- Clear leadership presence in the room for each must be established early on. We failed here in the 28th. I did not make sure everyone knew I was there and who I was. Santorum caucus leaders had leis around their necks to show who they were.
- Recommend that the two leaders working together know each other beforehand. Agree that when one motions for recess to talk to your people, the each group will agree to the recess. Otherwise, you'd just to have wait for an opportune time. We had Jane Milhans so it was an impossible situation to begin with. This may be the case with you as well. However, if you make the case early on – like a week before, then you stand a chance.
- Have a Command Post established just outside the the caucus rooms with computer and printer for real-time printing of Slates. Bring lots of ink and paper. Exchange cell phones for real time texting. Text to command post's google voice account to be able to relay to appropriate personnel for action.
- Set the Santorum and Ron Paul tables next to each other or close by to collaborate. Real-time IM or texting between the two might be helpful too.
- JCl, please make my Clear Channel Hotspot available for the conventions' use if necessary. We had good wifi yesterday but that may not always be the case. This will facilitate the google voice texting by the command post, if desired.
- Have Ron Paul and Santorum leaders address their respective groups together. NS had good success here in the 25th. This builds trust between the two camps. In the 27th, this fell apart because the Santorum people mistrusted the other side and we were thus screwed. Our side trusted them, however. So they got the lionshare of the delegate and we got one after Romney and Gingrich. After church this morning, a bunch of Ron Paul people and Santorum people were exchanging war stories over coffee. Remember, we are brothers and neighbors first before we were adversaries in this contest.
- DW, a very close friend of mine from church, made the front page of The News Tribune. They lied and said he was a Ron Paul person when they knew he was a Santorum district leader. I wish we had thought of this idea sooner. He was trying to effect mutual support with RP in the 27th but failed.
Shocker: Ron Paul and rule 40, the new Romney nightmare
At least one of the cats is out of the bag. The story is now public that an obscure, overlooked GOP rule, passed in January, 2008, has opened the way for Ron Paul delegates to place his name in nomination for vice president at the RNC in Tampa. And maybe for president? Experts say no. More on that.
Rule 40 came at a time in 2008 when there was concern that the GOP presidential field would be split between candidates Huckabee, McCain, Romney, Thompson, Giuliani and Paul, with no one candidate winning a majority in five states. It was accepted that this possibility was remote, due to the sequential power of successive caucus and primary victories which would winnow the field and give one or two candidates momentum but the deadlock was at least a mathematical possibility.
The rule change declared that only a plurality within a delegation, not a majority, was needed in five states to place a name in nomination. It means that a candidate can be nominated for president or vice president if he or she has the most delegates in at least five states. It is a threshold that Ron Paul has very possibly passed. And it may explain why the Romney forces have been apoplectic, even self defeating, in their crushing of the duly elected Ron Paul delegates at the various remaining state conventions.
Romney people insist that it is all a moot point in the presidential contest since Ron Paul delegates in many states are bound to vote for Romney if he was the winner of their primary. Although curiously, Romney sees no problem in taking delegates in states such as North Dakota where Ron Paul beat him.
In the contest for vice president, there is not much that Romney can do to stop Ron Paul delegates from putting his name in nomination. Unless they find a way to quickly change the rule. And Ron Paul's name in nomination at the national convention could do more for his message than anything he has done in the last eight years, including his participation in the national debates.
The specter that haunts the Romney folks is the convention of 1992, when the sitting GOP president, George H. W. Bush, sought to rally his base by giving Pat Robertson and Pat Buchanan a voice. Robertson and Buchanan represented the evangelical and conservative Catholic base of the GOP and Bush had neglected them, even arguably spurned them. (The Bush administration stoutly defended government sponsorship of the arts which included grants to an artist whose demonstrative talents included putting pictures of Jesus on a cross in bottles of urine.)
There is a big difference in 2012. Ron Paul, who only polls a high of 17% among the GOP, actually beats president Obama in a face to face contest, doing better than Romney, because he pulls strength from general election voters, youth, Independents, Hispanics and Democrats. While Robertson and Buchanan represented the base of the GOP, Ron Paul represents its future and its most important general election voters.
Stay tuned. There's more.
See: Jon Ward's breaking story in the Huffington Post
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Establishment Republicans and the main stream media are having a difficult time understanding why Ron Paul supporters aren't just falling into line behind Mitt Romney. Don't we want the GOP to win? And don't we want our own candidate to win the nomination someday? And if so, don't we realize that we have to be loyal to the nominee this time?
Of course, these are the same establishment Republicans who are hiring off duty policemen to arrest and detain our duly elected county chairmen, or locking the registered rolls of delegates in the trunks of their cars so that the convention cannot have a roll call vote and they can claim "Ayes have it," when the "Ayes" don't have anything.
And this is the mainstream media that gave Ron Paul 89 seconds of an hour long televised debate. And who in another debate, gave their anchor almost as much time as Dr. Paul, the presidential candidate. And who ignore videotaped state conventions where delegates have their bones broken for more compelling news stories elsewhere.
We see the train headed toward a canyon and the bridge is out. There is going to be a great crash. And meanwhile, we are being urged to change the engineer. "Obama is driving this train 100 mph!" we are told by hand wringing, hysterical, establishment Republicans. "We need to get Romney in there. He will slow it down to 95."
Some are quite energized by this contest. They think that the future of the Republic is at stake. "Can't you see that?" They ask imploringly. "Don't you care?"
But we only laugh. Yes, Romney will spend less than Obama but he will not reduce spending by a single cent. The circulation of money will be increased to pay the deficit and the poor and middle class will suffer from devalued money.
Obama? Romney? So what? This train is still headed toward the canyon and the bridge is out. This train needs to be stopped, not slowed. And the bridge needs to be repaired.
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Since 2011, when I first read Deep Green Resistance by Derrick Jensen, Lierre Keith and Aric McBay I've been haunted by a question Jensen posed in the book's preface.
He asks, "Where is your threshold for resistance?"
He goes on to write that 90 percent of the large fish in our oceans are gone. At what point do you get angry and fight back? "Is it 91 percent? 92? 93? 94? Would you wait till they killed off 95 percent? 96? 97? 98? 99?" he writes. "How about 100 percent? Would you fight back then?"
The question doesn't just pertain to fish. "There is 10 times as much plastic as phytoplankton in the oceans, 97 percent of native forests are destroyed, 98 percent of native grasslands are destroyed, amphibian populations are collapsing, and so on," he writes. "Two hundred species are driven extinct each and every day."
The dark cloud of climate change hangs over us, each new report bringing worse news. And the political climate is no better -- anyone not concerned with oil industry profits is branded anti-American or anti-jobs, and our elected officials have run from any meaningful action, straight into the arms of industry. Add to this a slurry of articles that have either declared environmentalism dead or the movement itself a failure, and it would seem we're in a pretty tough spot.
"We're not breaking records anymore; we're breaking the planet," Bill McKibben wrote this month in Rolling Stone. "In 50 years, no one will care about the fiscal cliff or the Euro crisis. They'll just ask, 'So the Arctic melted, and then what did you do?'"
What did you do?
Forty three years after millions of people gathered for the first Earth Day, this is where we stand. It's a precarious spot at best. I keep coming back to that poem attributed to Martin Niemöller; there are various versions, but it goes something like this:
First they came for the socialists,
and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists,
and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews,
and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a Jew.
Then they came for me,
and there was no one left to speak for me.
Written during the rise of Nazi Germany, it became a powerful reminder of the consequences of staying silent. Today, the poem takes me to a different frame of mind. I wonder, as we destroyed our fisheries, who spoke up? What about our forests, our farmlands, our wildlife? What about our wild lands and sacred places? Our clean air and clean water? Who will speak up for the people of Appalachia being devastated by mountaintop-removal mining? What about those fighting against fracking or the Keystone XL pipeline or tar sands mining?
When the next toxic spill or superstorm happens in your neighborhood, who do you think will stand up and say something? When the planet we live on tips past the point of repair, what is left to say?
"Where is your threshold for resistance?"
I'm not among those who count the environmental movement as dead. I think it's reinventing itself; I'm just hoping it happens in time.
If the environmental movement succeeds, it will be because it becomes something else entirely; because people stop seeing these issues as something for lefties or treehuggers or liberals or the like and start realizing that these issues are important if you're human – if you care about your community, your family and essentials like healthy food, a livable climate, clean air and water.
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September 1st, 2011This post is presented by SBE, the Society for Biological Engineering, a global organization of leading engineers and scientists dedicated to advancing the integration of biology and engineering. Each year, about 1.2 million people in the United States suffer from a heart attack—an astounding number, considering that many of those cases are fatal. In fact, heart attacks are the leading killer of both men and women in the United States. Heart attacks most often occur as a result of coronary heart disease, also called coronary artery disease. CHD is a condition where a waxy substance, plaque, builds up inside the coronary arteries, which supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart. The buildup of plaque can occur over the course of many years. Eventually, an area of aggregated plaque can rupture inside of an artery. This causes a blood clot to form on the plaque's surface. If the clot becomes large enough, it can mostly or even completely block blood flow through a coronary artery. If the blockage isn't treated quickly, the portion of heart muscle fed by the artery begins to die as the healthy heart tissue is replaced with scar tissue without the critical supply of oxygen. This video helps to visualize what exactly takes place during a heart attack. Native in the body is a protein called vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), a hormone-like substance which helps to promote angiogenesis, or the growth of new blood vessels.These additional blood vessels serve as pathways when increased blood flow is needed to supply oxygen to tissue. Tissue engineers have tried using VEGF itself to help stimulate the growth of blood vessels in patients. Clinical trials, however, have proven it unsuccessful. The protein had a tendency to diffuse out of the target tissue before completing its job. In order to maintain a therapeutic concentration in the target tissue, a series of expensive and invasive injections would be required—not quite an ideal scenario.
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Unemployment rates fell in 109 Kentucky counties and went up in 11 counties between January 2013 and January 2014, according to the Kentucky Office of Employment and Training, an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
The Cabinet announced the yearly rates on Thursday.
According to the report, Fayette County recorded the lowest jobless rate in the Commonwealth at 6.3 percent.
Other counties recorded as follows:
Boone: 6.4 percent
Oldham: 6.4 percent
Woodford: 6.5 percent
Scott: 6.6 percent
Madison: 6.7 percent
Simpson: 6.7 percent
Shelby: 6.8 percent
Daviess: 6.9 percent
Franklin: 7.0 percent
Union 7.0 percent
Warren: 7.0 percent
Jackson County recorded the state's highest unemployment rate at 18.5 percent, followed by:
Magoffin: 18.3 percent
Leslie: 17.7 percent
Harlan: 17.0 percent
Letcher: 16.0 percent
Knott: 15.3 percent
Menifee: 15.2 percent
Bell: 14.8 percent
Lewis: 14.5 percent
McCreary: 14.5 percent
The cabinet says unemployment statistics are based on estimates and are compiled to measure trends rather than actually to count people working.
Civilian labor force statistics include non-military workers and unemployed Kentuckians who are actively seeking work, the Cabinet says. They do not include unemployed Kentuckians who have not looked for employment within the past four weeks.
The statistics for the report are not seasonally adjusted, the Cabinet says, due to the small sample size for each county.
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Northwestern opens up passing game, routs Syracuse
BY SETH GRUEN Staff Reporter September 7, 2013 9:18PM
Tony Jones (6) had nine catches for 185 yards, including this 47-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter. | Matt Marton/AP
Syracuse 0 7 6 14 — 27
Northwestern 10 24 0 14 — 48
First Quarter
NU—Green 8 pass from Colter (Budzien kick), 14:09.
NU—FG Budzien 32, 3:15.
Second Quarter
NU—Vitale 20 pass from Siemian (Budzien kick), 12:38.
NU—FG Budzien 21, 9:21.
Syr—Smith 3 run (Krautman kick), 6:29.
NU—Colter 16 run (Budzien kick), 2:38.
NU—C.Jones 5 pass from Siemian (Budzien kick), :02.
Third Quarter
Syr—Moore 16 pass from Allen (kick failed), 12:32.
Fourth Quarter
NU—T.Jones 47 pass from Siemian (Budzien kick), 14:48.
Syr—Gulley 9 run (Krautman kick), 10:22.
NU—Green 28 run (Budzien kick), 5:18.
Syr—Hunt 15 run (Norton kick), 2:49.
A—38,033.TEAM STATISTICS Syr NU
First downs 29 27
Rushes-yards 34-133 44-206
Passing 301 375
Comp-Att-Int 29-45-4 30-37-0
Return Yards 2 38
Punts-Avg. 6-41.3 5-36.8
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards 7-52 6-55
Time of Possession 27:07 32:53
RUSHING—Syracuse, Smith 11-45, Gulley 9-32, Hunt 3-30, McFarlane 3-17, G.Morris 3-12, Allen 5-(minus 3). Northwestern, Colter 11-87, Green 14-66, Trumpy 11-36, Buckley 5-15, Siemian 1-4, M.Jones 1-0, Team 1-(minus 2).
PASSING—Syracuse, Allen 27-41-4-279, Hunt 2-4-0-22. Northwestern, Siemian 15-19-0-259, Colter 15-18-0-116.
RECEIVING—Syracuse, Broyld 7-62, Clark 6-66, Estime 4-51, Kobena 4-24, Moore 3-37, West 2-38, Funderburk 2-22, Gulley 1-1. Northwestern, T.Jones 9-185, Vitale 4-42, Lawrence 3-36, C.Jones 3-35, K.Prater 3-22, Dickerson 2-20, Green 2-17, Buckley 2-14, M.Jones 1-6, Trumpy 1-(minus 2).
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The conventional wisdom about Northwestern's offense heading into the season was that it was married to the run game and, more specifically, the read-option that has been so successful in recent years and that downfield passing was by necessity only.
But in Saturday's 48-27 home win over Syracuse, the Wildcats showed they can divorce themselves from that philosophy and open up the passing attack.
"When you look at something we tried to fix coming into this season, it was definitely getting the ball downfield and having some big games in the passing game and we've got some guys outside that can make those big plays," quarterback Kain Colter said.
"This year, in particular, we've just got weapons on the outside and we felt like that's something we wanted to capitalize [on] and something we didn't do in past years."
Colter, a week after sustaining a concussion, and fellow quarterback Trevor Siemian combined to go 30-for-37 for 375 yards and four touchdowns.
Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald said that they anticipated Syracuse to bring a lot of pressure, so throwing the ball deep was part of the game plan.
When the Orange blitzed, the Wildcats thought they could get favorable matchups on the outside, particularly for junior wide receiver Tony Jones. Jones had nine receptions for 185 yards and a touchdown. Already Jones has amassed 255 yards receiving and two touchdowns and only needs 80 yards to eclipse his receiving total from last season.
"It feels good to know that I've got the trust from the quarterbacks and the coaches to be a guy that they look to, to go make big plays," Jones said.
Most importantly for the Wildcats is that they've established deep threats that opponents will have to account for.
Last year the Northwestern passing game was mostly limited to medium-range routes or screens. That made the offense much less dynamic. Teams could put numbers in the box and key in on the read-option because they didn't have to fear getting burned on the outside. But adding a vertical passing game will only help the read-option.
Stretching the field with a potent passing attack doesn't mean that Northwestern will abandon the running game. The passing game won't suddenly upstage the option as the Wildcats' cornerstone.
But after Saturday's game, the Wildcats become much more unpredictable.
"After two weeks, I'd like to think that we're as balanced as anybody. We've got two very dynamic quarterbacks," Fitzgerald said. "They're really playing well within the framework of what we're doing and complementing each other really well."


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So Please believe me, my heart is in your hands
And I'll be missing you.
Cause You know it's you Babe
Whenever I get weary and I've had enough
Feel like giving up
You know it's you Babe
Giving me the courage and the strength I need
Please believe that it's true
Babe, I love you.
You know it's you Babe
Whenever I get weary and I've had enough
Feel like giving up
You know it's you Babe
Giving me the courage and the strength I need
Please believe that it's true
Babe, I love you.
Babe I'm leaving, I'll say it once again
Somehow try to smile
I know the feeling we're trying to forget
If only for a while
Cause I'll be lonely without you
And I'll need your love to see me through
But Please believe me, my heart is in your hands
Cause I'll be missing you
Babe I love you.
Babe I love you.
Oooohhhhh Babe
Thanks to David for submitting Babe Lyrics.
VICTORIA | Reviewer: TEDDYBEAR | 2/13/14
My love for Kathy P | Reviewer: Bill | 9/5/13
This is the one song that sums up the love i have for a lady i have known for 45 years,
Recently after all these years we , by chance, came back into eachothers lifes.
The love i feel for her is so intense and so powerful i am totally overwelmed.
This is a beautiful song just as my lady is the most beautiful person i have ever known.
I love you babe & always will.
Long lost love | Reviewer: Kathi | 7/31/11
I am 47 years old and when I was 18 I met the true love of my life. We were together off and one for a few years until he broke it off with me for good because he was scared of the commitment. I married someone else, he moved 600 miles away and eventually got married. Neither of us had a fulfilling marriage. Earlier this year his wife passed away. We reconnected on Facebook shortly after her death and have fallen back in love again... much stronger than before. Age, wisdom and experience have shown us that true love doesn't die just because you are miles and 23+ years apart. Anyway, in our early years, he ALWAYS called me Babe. Now that we have reconnected, this song means more to him than ever before. He just left to go back to where he lives, but the promise to move to where I am, and our renewed love, will keep us both strong until we can be together again.
Leo Lopez from San Salvador, El Salvador | Reviewer: Leo Lopez | 5/18/11
I still remember my school years when that song started to sound on the radio and I at night almost in the midnight silence of my mother was surprised to hear me and told me: in love true son and I said no mom I'm just trying to get the lyrics of this song to sing to my girlfriend, we were good boys of 17 years, memories.
Best regards from San Salvador, El Salvador
skye_net | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/20/11
I was about to break up with my boyfriend due to long distance barrier. However, while I was going home, this song played in a bus and I remember him coz we used to call each other Bbabe and I remember how He loves me despite of distance.
Now I realize that it's still Him whom i turn to and I want to tell him: YOU KNOW ITS YOU BHABE, WHENVER WERE WEARY AND HAD ENOUGH, yes its true, bhabe I LOVE YOU!!! c u soon....
rell_krys-kath | Reviewer: rell | 5/22/10
i remember my love ones... we were in complicated relationship i love her so much and she love me... even we where gap... i'm a freshmen college and shes a sophomore high school... even her parents don't want her to have a boyfriend i promise her to wait until she becomes 18 and let me introduce to her parents... even if sometimes we were understand each other i give my way for her... so that i cannot be result of fighting each other. i keep my self to stay strong for her... she challenge me in 5 months in full of challenges and in such a great pain... but i take my self to be strong to fight for her i dont let my self to lose that fight because shes the one realizes me that im exist in this world... now at this time she realize that im the right guy for her... shes very supportive to me as the same as me too.. we both helping each other and make anyone of us feel comfortable when we feel lonely... i post this because i want to prove that if even ur love is very hard to get just dont give up and prove to her that ur the right man for her like what i did... kryskath... i miss you... your kiss, touch, and ur presence beside me... babe i love so much...
He left for Afghanistan | Reviewer: Erin | 5/19/10
A few days after I saw my guy off to go to Afghanistan, I heard this song played on the radio. I almost had to pull my car off the road becaused of the tears streaming down my face. Boy, did this song ever hit home!
To all the other military spouses who may read this, I hope we do indeed "Give them the courage and the strength they need". May we all be there to welcome them home with "Open Arms" when they return. (Another good song, by the way.)
reminds me of you | Reviewer: jirah | 5/12/10
,just want to share this for me to feel better. i have this ex-bf who called me babe... he just enter in my life just in one click. he just called me and then the rest is history... we really don't know each other he have my number but he doesnt know where did he get it.. his my constant textmate and call mate until we decide to see each other... in the process i fall in love with him and he also fell in love with me... we both have a complicated life... but i honestly love him and his the only one who shown the true meaning of love... but sad to say we broke up last 3 days and it tears me apart... really miss him... and cant wait to see him again, to kiss him and to touch him... i feel so sory wat ive done.. hope i can win him back.... I LOVE U BABE...
first movie | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/1/10
there was a movie which has a title of this song here in phil.... this was the very first movie we watched by my friend turned boyfriend now...everytime i hear this song always reminds me of him...we're ,miles away from each other now and somewhat very difficult to adjust with..but i made this song as my ringtone so that everytime my phone rings it will remind me of him....we both love this song now..we love singing this together in karaoke...
love and pain | Reviewer: lostangel21 | 4/5/10
everytime I listen to the song it always makes me teary eyed. I, in a way can relate to the song. I am in a very complicated situation.. I fell in love to my friend 7yrs. ago.. we had a baby together at a very earLy age.. when I had my baby, he changed a lot. he doesn't care about me, I was lambassed, and a battered teenage girlfriend. I endure all of it but when I saw that he isn't only a bad husband but also a very irresponsible father. it awakens the mother in me and realized its high time for me to give up for my sons sake and for my happiness.. now i've been gone for 3yrs now and the wound in my heart and being is still fresh like it just happened yesterday. i wasn't broken because of him but of what he has done.. now i am in love with his bestfriend who has never stopped caring for me.. and loving me.. accepting everything that has happened to me.. loving me including my flaws.. my mistakes.. & now we are fighting for the love that everyone doesn't like. his family said i'll only bring shame on him, my family said he's not good enough for me.. I hope we make it till the end.. i hope everythings going to be fine.. weare miles apart at the moment and i hope i will never stay on my train forever and be with you.. babe, i love you,..
hurting silently | Reviewer: zhephoi | 4/5/10
it just hurts soo much.. a movie with this title was shown here in the philippines.. right after my gf and i watched it..we eventually broke up..
it so hard and complicated..i just wish we could still be tohgetehr again.. ;=(
come home my love | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/25/09
for years now my wife has been going through depression she is now in a hard program to fight her demons although she is staying at a crisis center within the city i really miss her and love her she has assured me that she will come home soon so everytime i hear this song i think of her singing it to me
First love | Reviewer: Andrew | 6/30/09
This song remindes me of my first love. We met in first grade. To me it was love at first sight. I know what your thinking a first grader in love. Well its true. We are in highschool now. We have ahd some tough times. But together we got through them. But I think we are goin to break up soon. If she does I am goin to print this song out and hand it to her. Cause i will love her forever and ever no matter what.
phil-kriz | Reviewer: cristina | 6/25/09
I love this song cause I'm going to leave my boyfriend and I think this is the hardest situation in my life.I want to stay with him forever
Every time I heard this song makes me cried..so difficult to leave the one you really love and you don't know when you gonna see each other again.
Heartfelt II | Reviewer: Bunnisman | 12/14/08
I'm probably going to lose one of the best persons to ever ever enter my life. I love this woman and its ironic that we'd shed tears to this song long before our potential parting and it was just because it's such a beautiful song. I Love Her; she's done everything right and has given me all of her. I have to get myself together.
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- Lindsay B. May 25, 2002 02:55 PM
Here's the situation: I bought a nice, heavy ceramic pizza stone from Crate and Barrel a few months ago. I have an incredibly hot gas oven. This should be a match made in heaven, but I'm having some serious problems with pizzas sticking to the paddle and the stone. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Here are some things I've tried/noticed so far:
1. Cornmeal only helps so much. I can't use as much as I'd like because some particles invariably come loose and incinerate on the pizza stone, filling my kitchen with black smoke. Firefighters are sexy and all, but I don't want to share my pizza. (grin)
2. I friend of mine seasons his pizza stone by baking cookies on it. He swears that once the grease permeates the ceramic, he has no more trouble with sticking. However, the instructions that came with my stone said that I mustn't get any grease on it because the grease will smoke and create off smells.
3. Making smaller pizzas seems to help, but it hasn't entirely solved the problem.
re: saucyknave
I was making pizzas on a friend's stone recently and had the same frustrating problem. We made 3 pizzas, and by the third one, the sticking problem wasn't as bad. So perhaps after you've used it a few times, it's seasoned enough to not stick? I also found that working with the dough as little as possible on the stone made a difference-- if you're padding and prodding, it probably is more closely bonded with the stone (especially because the dough melts a little on the hot stone).
But here's a potentially stupid question-- what's a peel? If that's some sort of special tool, I wasn't using it.
re: JessicaSophia
A peel is the long-handled paddle that they use in a pizza parlor to flip the pizzas into the oven and pull them out again.
You definitely want one that will hold a pizza almost as large as your pizza stone.
Buy it at a restaurant supply place.
re: ironmom
You guys are wonderful. I'll let you know how my pizza adventures go.
re: saucyknave
I also use parchment paper. Heretical or not, It works, and makes placing the pizza on the stone easy, as well as removing it when done. I don't think it has an adverse effect on the crispiness of the bottom.
I use flat unglazed tiles abt 1/2 inch thick that I got at a masonry place in SF. Ive had them for years and never had a problem with sticking on bread or pizza.I do not wash them , i just clean crumbs off with paper towels . If you've burned you might use salt to rub off.
I usually use a little cornmeal BUT I do heat the stones for about 20-30 min as high as I can before putting dough on.
Here's what I do:
First, the dough needs to be well-floured and stretched out (almost) to size when you put it on the peel. I dust my peel with flour, either that or cornmeal will work. If you stretch the dough on the peel and press it, you've created damp spots that will want to stick to it.
When you finish this step, you should be able to give the paddle a shake, and the dough circle will easily slip off onto the counter. If not, don't proceed. It won't get easier. Remove it and flour the bottom again.
Second, you should be sparing with the toppings. If you cover it with heavy stuff, you'll weight it down, and it won't slide off properly. If you want a pizza that's thick and dense with toppings, put it in a deep-dish pan for easier handling.
Your oven may be too hot, if the cornmeal burns up with lots of smoke. I have a cast iron round griddle that I use as a pizza stone. I can put it on the stove to preheat it, so it only takes about 15 minutes to get ready to bake on it. After it's cool, I can wipe off the darkened flour. But I like to keep the oven about 475F. Do you have a thermometer?
I've always been uneasy about baking cookies on a baking stone that I would use for something else. Actually, I've also been uneasy about baking cookies on a stone instead of a cookie sheet. I know they encourage people to do this at Pampered Chef, but they didn't provide me with instructions on how it's done. Do you only cook one sheet, or do you handle multiple batches differently? If you preheat it, how do you get the cookies onto it, and off it when they are done? If you drop cookie dough on a hot stone, won't the first cookie be done on the bottom before you get them into the oven? Or can you only do cookies that are easy to handle in the raw condition?
Someone I helped make bread for the first time asked me how to bake cookies on a baking stone. I suggested that they get the information out of someone who did it on a regular basis.
I always suspected this was a ploy to sell more baking stones, rather than a way to get better cookies.
I suggest a piece of dental floss for a pizza that is stuck to the peel. Just run it under the pizza.
A good way to prevent sticking on the peel is using a combo of flour and cornmeal. By using a fair amount, you should not have to add any directly to the stone. There will be enough under the pizza to stop any sticking problems.
re: Pat Hammond
Can't take credit for the dental floss. I stole it from this web site.
Dust the stone and peel generously with semolina flour...not corn meal. It may brown a little, but won't burn up. My 30 year old stone has been corrupted with every edible substance known to man, and never has caused sticking. It is now almost black and nearly non-stick.
This, too, may be heretical, but I have used this method to some success: Get the dough--without toppings or sauce--on the pre-heated stone, and let it cook for a very short time (maybe a minute). Pull it back out and sauce and top it. Place back on the stone and finish cooking.
It has been my experience that the liguid of the sauce, etc., can gum up the uncooked dough if the stone/oven is not hot enough (and most home ovens don't get high enough). This makes it difficult to peel off the stone even when the top of the pizza seems cooked. This method allows for the beginning of a crust to form without the liguid sauce above it, which seems to improve its possibility of transit later.
One more thing, my stone came with the same instructions as yours regarding grease. I paid attention for a while, but then got into making pizzas so often that the stone began to live on the bottom shelf of the oven. Invariably, I would get some drips and slops of this or that on it. It DID smoke and smell at first, but after a while the smoking stopped and the now overall coating of oils seems to have made the pizza peeling easier. If the spillage is cheese or something I have to occasionally scrape the stone smooth, but to this day I can detect no off flavors.
Have you ever inspected the cooking surface of a commercial pizza oven? Looks anything but grease free.
I too can vouch for the use of parchment paper, heretical or not. Another bonus is the easier handling (easy to pull the pizza out). I am a firm believer in the use of multi-purpose tools, and find that a combination of parchment paper and an upside down cookie-sheet works like a pretty good pizza peel.
Just make sure you dont leave the sheet of paper too long and dangling over the flame (as I did once!).
BTW, for the pizza stone, I just bought four 6-inch quarry tiles (unglazed) from my local home depot. Costs less than $5 I think.
Once again, not a pure solution but effective. I bought pizza screens at a Smart and Final in California. Pizza screens are thin, cheap metal disks that seem to be maid of the thick screen/grate material found on the bottom of screen doors. I make the pizza on the screen and place it on the stone. After a few minutes, when the crust has set, I slip the paddle between the pizza and the screen and then put the pizza directly on the stone. This also eliminates the floor or cornmeal mess. Since they were so cheap at $3 each I bought several. This allows me to make the pizzas in advance when I'm having a large party.
re: TomC
While I usually just use a piece of parchment or even foil, I do put my pie tins on the stone. Sometimes I even put a fruit pie on a sheet pan and the sheet pan on the stone. Guess what. It still works. I think the bit about having to have the dough directly on the stone is a bit of romanticism. But even if there is a slight diminishment of effect, it still makes a much better pie crust than placing it on the rack higher in the oven.
Also, I'm sure it's been said, but I'll repeat it that the oven should be preheated for 20-30 minutes more after it reaches temperature so that the stone becomes thoroughly hot.


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"Well, I dance all day and I dance all night," said Welch, a student at Franklin High School and reigning Miss Lakes Region. "I'm always dancing."
Welch was crowned 2013 Miss New Hampshire Outstanding Teen on Sunday night after wowing the judges with her poise, wit and contemporary dance to "Chasing Cars."
First runner-up was Kennedy Chaney of Northwood, the reigning Miss Hooksett. Second runner-up was Brooke Mills of Concord, the reigning Miss Bedford. Miss Strafford County Caroline Carter of Dover and Miss Capital Area Jaycee Greenberg of Windham were third and fourth runners-up, respectively. Miss Congeniality was Allie Nault of Manchester, the reigning Miss Apple Harvest.
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I live in south florida, and even with the AC on 70o- the average ambient temperature in the house is somewhere between 70-75o.
At least until november- in the winter it will get down in the 50s for a couple of months if we are lucky this year.
I want to try again- this time small batches.
Anyone have a recipe and yeast recommendation for my current temperatures?
I would like a sweet still mead, not too particular on alcohol content.
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