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Arizona Golf Course Reviews
Solid play: Fun Legacy Golf Resort in Phoenix boasts immaculate conditioning, affordable green fees
The Legacy Golf Resort in Phoenix doesn't overwhelm golfers with its beauty; nor is it one of the most challenging courses golfers will find in the Valley. But what it does it does very well: It's an enjoyable 18 holes that's always in immaculate condition and doesn't cost a fortune. In other words, it's the perfect place to play if the local muni is too easy and courses such as Troon North are too difficult or expensive.
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Papago Golf Course: A Phoenix mainstay for residents and tourists alike
Owned by the City of Phoenix, the Papago Golf Course has a reputation as one of the best municipal courses in Arizona. That reputation is backed by more than 50 reviews on GolfNow.com. With nearly 90 percent of the reviewers on GolfNow.com saying they would recommend the course, Papago continues to be a Phoenix-area favorite.
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Hardly evil: Devil's Claw at Whirlwind Golf Club is an easy goin' round in Phoenix-Scottsdale
A name like "Devil's Claw" may sound vicious, but Whirlwind Golf Club's original 18-hole course is anything but venomous. With peak spring season rates up to $169, Whirlwind checks in the upper-middle-class bracket of the Phoenix-Scottsdale area and delivers top-shelf, over-seeded playing conditions in the peak season to its large fairways and greens. Brandon Tucker has more from Chandler, Ariz.
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The Padre at Camelback Golf Club in Scottsdale is more than a walk in the park
Laid out in the shadow of Camelback Mountain, the Padre Course at Camelback Golf Club is unique among golf courses in the Scottsdale area. Wide fairways, water hazards and plenty of grass rule the day, making the Padre Course a solid play in an area full of great golf courses, Mike Bailey writes.
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Average golfers will feel at home on the range and course at the Bear Creek Golf Complex in Chandler
There's still a place in today's world for golf courses that are easy to play and don't cost a fortune. The Bear Creek Golf Complex in Chandler delivers on both counts. If enjoying 18 holes with your buddies or your family is the goal, Bear Creek is for you. "The owners designed the course to be fun, affordable golf for players of all ages," General Manager Jeff Huseman says. The owners succeeded, Scott Bordow writes.
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Quintero Golf Club in Peoria has its ups and downs -- and that's a good thing
Rees Jones constructed a layout that is undeniably difficult but eminently fair at Quintero Golf Club, which despite having numerous elevation change seems to play uphill on every hole except for the four par 3s. And the four par 3s are unforgettable and unmatched anywhere in Arizona, Scott Bordow writes.
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Smart people wanted: Strategy needed at tricky Tatum Ranch Golf Club in Scottsdale
Here's what golfers won't find at Tatum Ranch Golf Club in north Scottsdale: Forced carries, elevated greens, deep-faced sand traps and holes so long they require a compass. Here's what they will find: A 6,856-yard par 72 that's several steps up from the local municipal but not as difficult as some of the desert courses found in the Valley.
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Orange Tree Golf Resort an inexpensive, enjoyable diversion in Scottsdale
Orange Tree Golf Resort doesn't pretend to be one of the Valley's elite golf courses, but it's a terrific compromise for golfers who don't want to play the local municipal but aren't quite ready for a place like Troon North. A scratch golfer or low-handicapper may find Orange Tree too simple, but it will do just fine for the majority of golfers, Scott Bordow writes from Scottsdale.
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The Preserve Golf Club at SaddleBrooke may be Tucson's best course you've never heard about
The western foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains are rugged, rocky and unforgiving and can be a harsh environment. But golf course architect Dick Bailey tamed the land -- somewhat -- when he designed The Preserve Golf Club at SaddleBrooke. The par-72, 7,006-yard course, sitting at 3,200 feet in elevation, may be one of the finest Tucson golf courses you've never heard of. Golf course reviewers haven't exactly rushed to the site, but you should.
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It's hard to find a better bargain in Tucson than Quarry Pines Golf Club
Quarry Pines Golf Club isn't the glitziest golf course in Tucson, but it is the best bargain. Quarry golf courses are some of the most entertaining you will ever play, and Quarry Pines is no exception. It's a fun and challenging course, and you can't beat the scenery -- or the price.
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- New ownership and Jim McLean Academy gives new life to SunRidge Canyon G.C. in Fountain Hills
- Tiny but tough: Don't be fooled by the scorecard at Rancho Manana Golf Club in Cave Creek
- South Course at The Boulders in Carefree delivers a visually dazzling desert experience
- The Phoenician: Twenty-seven working-class holes at a world-class golf resort in Scottsdale
- Ocotillo Golf Resort in Chandler: Not your typical Arizona desert golf course
- Playable Kierland Golf Club remains one of the most unique experiences in Scottsdale
- Arizona Grand in Phoenix: An unusual golf course you're sure to enjoy
- Southern Dunes Golf Club in Maricopa: Anything but typical Arizona desert golf
- The Monument at Troon North: An ode to golf across the pond
- Municipal Papago Golf Course still delivers golfers a good Phoenix-Scottsdale bargain
- Be ready for forced carries over desert at The Golf Club at Vistoso in Tucson
- All natural is something to talk about: South Course at Talking Stick in Scottsdale
- Let 'er rip at Copper Canyon Golf Club in Buckeye
- We-Ko-Pa Golf Club near Scottsdale offers tranquility and a great 36-hole experience
- Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club in Apache Junction offers 36 holes of golf paradise that's now open to the public
- No second fiddle: The Talon at Grayhawk Golf Club holds its own among the best courses in Scottsdale
- TPC Scottsdale's Champions course steps out of the Stadium's shadow
- Enjoy a blast from the past at Oakcreek Country Club in Sedona
- Ventana Canyon Golf and Racquet Club's Mountain course in Tucson: Plenty more than the signature third hole
- A tale of two courses: Fairways fun, greens scary at Eagle Mountain Golf Club in Fountain Hills
- The Golf Club of Estrella in Goodyear offers scenic, challenging golf - and an escape from Phoenix
- Tricky Sidewinder course making a name for itself at Gold Canyon Golf Resort
- Raven Golf Club at South Mountain in Phoenix: An oasis in the desert
- Enjoy the vistas, challenge of the Hilton Tucson El Conquistador golf resort's Canada Course
- SunRidge Canyon Golf Club in Fountain Hills is a shot maker's test - with bite
- Gold Canyon Golf Resort's Dinosaur Mountain course is worth the drive from Scottsdale
- Looking for a fair, enjoyable test? Hilton's Conquistador Course in Tucson has game
- Wildfire Golf Club at JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix: The complete package
- Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Dove Mountain near Tucson: Truly ideal for match play
- Views, tricky greens make Phoenix's Pointe Golf Club on Lookout Mountain a worthy test
- With renovations and rerouting, Troon North's Pinnacle course in Scottsdale is now walker friendly
- As a par 70, ASU Karsten Golf Course in Tempe is a true Pete Dye test
- Five-star Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia in Peoria: Just as nice, half the price
- Conjure up good karma at Whirlwind Golf Club's Cattail course
- How 'bout that We-Ko-Pa? Original Cholla course still a Scottsdale golf favorite
- Course conditions to buzz about: Talking Stick Golf Club is an Arizona green machine
- Omni Tucson National Catalina Course: A factory of PGA Tour memories
- Arizona Biltmore Links a Phoenix golf course packed with drama
- Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club: Scottsdale's secret public golf course flies under the radar
- Tucson golf goes wild on Starr Pass Roadrunner's speeding greens
- Scottsdale-area Saguaro lives up to We-Ko-Pa Golf Club pedigree
- Tucson's Starr Pass Country Club: Follow the Coyote deep into desert golf
- Canoa Ranch Golf Club an Arizona top 10 surprise contender near Tucson
- Boulders South golf course in Carefree: Rocks with nicknames, great game and pain
- Old school tee boxes set stage at Arizona Biltmore Adobe golf course in Phoenix
- Out-of-the-way Raven Golf Club at Verrado rewards West Valley day-trippers
- Boulders North a pricey, satisfying Scottsdale-area golf option
- Scottsdale area's Desert Canyon tries your patience for wacky design
- Sanctuary Golf Course a desert tussle amongst all the glamour in Scottsdale, Arizona
- A fun surprise at Arizona's Coyote Lakes Golf Club
- Big bunkers at Wigwam Gold
- Cypress Golf Course lets you into the game in high-end Scottsdale
- Golf? What golf? Kierland Golf Club in Scottsdale focuses on the "experience"
- Newly renovated Blue golf course at Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park: A quirky shot-maker's pal
- ASU's Karsten Golf Course a low-key, high-energy Dye design in Tempe
- Arizona's worst and most beloved track: Coronado G.C. is both
- Not just another ad campaign: Phantom Horse delivers truly memorable golf holes
- Incredible value: Trilogy Vistancia is the golf course find in greater Phoenix
- Muirhead's Pine Course at McCormick a look inside a mad design mind
- Phoenix fun at Raven South Mountain: Fast greens, good times
- Character-filled Prescott Golf & Country Club a treat for seniors, women
- Irwin's Prescott Lakes a surprise wonder in Scottsdale's shadow
- Nature trumps forced carries at Prescott's one-of-a-kind Stone Ridge
- From Quayle to the Average Joe, Prescott loves Antelope Hills North
- Mountain Shadows proves even executive courses can be overrated
- The votes are in for America's Best Desert Courses
- Sanctuary levels the playing field for short knockers
- Las Sendas Golf Club in Mesa offers path to different and difficult desert golf
- Views, one-shotters and closing holes make SunRidge Canyon Golf Club near Scottsdale worthwhile
- There's gold in that grass at Vistancia
- McCormick Ranch is a cool oasis in a desert of Scottsdale golf
- The Foothills: Still worth the price of admission
- Sun, ants or contrarians agree We-Ko-Pa is great desert course
- Vistal Golf Club in Phoenix fights back with great green fees
- The Raven at Verrado gives desert golf a shot in the arm
- New and improved Phantom Horse a stiff challenge
- Built in 1970, Desert Canyon Golf Course is still worth the drive to Fountain Hills
- Bunkers make a mark on the North Course at The Gallery
- The Phoenician serves up golf with swanky style
- Wigwam Resort is solid reprieve from target golf
- Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club: Tucson's answer to the pampered Scottsdale resort golf experience
- It's links-style North vs. traditional, tree-lined South at Talking Stick Golf Club in Scottsdale
- Arizona National Golf Club in Tucson: Home of the Wildcats a wild ride for traveling golfers
- Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf and Tennis Resort's new management dedicated to golf
- Lone Tree Golf Club is worth the drive to Chandler
- Pointe Golf Club on Lookout Mountain in Phoenix offers desert-style and traditional golf
- Gold Canyon Golf Resort: Dinosaur Mountain course headlines local favorite
- Elephants stand guard at the gates of Elephant Rocks Golf Course in Williams
- Scottsdale's Grayhawk Golf Club has redefined daily-fee golf in the Valley


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Stunt Race FX Cheats for Super NintendoHome / Super Nintendo /
This page contains Cheats for Stunt Race FX organized by sections for Super Nintendo. Stunt Race FX is a Driving Racing Arcade game, made by Argonaut Games and published by Nintendo. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Stunt Race FX Super Nintendo CheatsArgonaut Games
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Driving Racing Arcade
- Release Date: Not Set
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Press L + R + Select during game play....From: mattcoon
Press Start to pause game play. Press Select to move the animated car in reverse. Then, press L, R, L, R, L, R, L, R and resume game play....From: aneos13
Hold L + R + Select and press Start during game play....From: Trivium136
Press Up, Left, Down, Right, X, Y, B, A at the "Push Start" screen....From: rachitiwari
Complete all four Stunt Trax courses, then press Up at the course selection screen....From: Good Guy
Pause the game. Control the animated car by pressing L and R (brake), Y (accelerate), and Select (reverse)....From: longhorns28
Race on the Night Cruise course. Hit the wall under the StarFox sign. Go to the left or right side of the median on turn four without hitting it. StarFox will fly overhead and drop a power-up....From: ellieuk1
Select the "Free Trax" option, the 2WD car, and the White Land track. Press Jump near the Stunt Race FX sign near the beginning of the race to go to the upper part of the track....From: puligan
Select the "Battle Trax" option and choose cars for both players. Start the race and do not use either controller. The CPU will take over each car after three seconds....From: caylin0312
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Bam's Unholy Union
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Pro skateboarder and MTV Jackass alum Bam Margera chronicles the moments leading up to his wedding where he will marry Melissa Rothstein who he has known since they were little kids. But it has to be in a 'Jackass' manner. Features many of his skateboarding buddies.
Last Episode01x09 The Unholy Union Aired: Apr. 03, 2007
After spending one last time as a bachelor with his friends on a skate-boarding park in the backyard, Bam and Missy finally get married.
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North Dakota has aggressively sought to cut the amount of natural gas flaring going on in the state. It's made strides, but it has a new hurdle, as Brian Scheid discusses in this week's Oilgram News column, New Frontiers.
Archive for the 'emissions' Category
New Frontiers: Cutting back natural gas flaring in North Dakota hits a bump
By Brian Scheid | October 20, 2014 12:01 AM Comments (1)
The shipping business gets ready — with new fees — for the dawn of cleaner fuels
By John-Laurent Tronche | September 19, 2014 12:01 AM Comments (2)
The bunker fuel market in the Atlantic Basin is just a bit more than 100 days away from the next shift in the sulfur emissions cap on ships traveling within 200 miles of shore in North America and North West Europe, a designated Emissions Control Area. And some of its impact on costs is starting to show up.
After several months of vague rumblings about higher costs, we're beginning to see a clearer picture of just how much more shippers expect to pay to comply with this stricter rule. MSC on Monday became what we believe is the third company to announce per-container surcharges intended to offset its expected higher fuel bills come January.
A small Maine city may have set off a big fight over oil movements
By John Kingston | July 23, 2014 03:13 PM Comments (0)
The next big fight in the war over oil and gas development in the US — or at least one of the next big fights – will be over local control. That issue ramped up this week and appears to raise a significant question of federalism.
The city council in South Portland, Maine, voted this week to approve a package of zoning restrictions that would affect the handling of crude oil in the city. But the laws were drawn to impact the handling of oil being put on to tankers. It doesn't affect oil being taken off tankers.
Why this is significant is because South Portland is the eastern terminus of the Portland-Montreal Pipeline, which takes crude oil imported into Maine and brings it to Montreal near the St. Lawrence Seaway. It can be refined in Montreal, or moved down Line 9 to Canadian refineries in Ontario.
Gas Daily: Colorado's anti-fracking ballot initiative fizzles out…for now
By John Kingston | July 16, 2014 11:47 AM Comments (1)
After some local areas of Colorado last year passed fracking bans of dubious legality — that sort of thing is generally the responsibility of the state, not a city or town — there arose a clamor for an initiative that would give localities that power. It was seen as a way to severerly limit fracking throughout the state.
It was such a hot-button issue that Democrats in the state were concerned that the issue could create rifts in the party. But all that fretting was for naught; the issue won't be on the ballot in November.
Regulation & Environment: Cap & Trade comes to California oil product markets
By John Kingston | July 7, 2014 12:01 AM Comments (2)
California's cap and trade law has been reality for a wide variety of CO2 emitters for several years. But they are all stationary sources. In January, it moves to a moving kind of source: motor vehicles. In this week's Oilgram News column, Regulation & Environment, John Kingston, fresh off a trip to the state's capital city of Sacramento, discusses the implementation of the law in the fuels business.
US Supreme Court opens the "BACT" door for EPA on CO2, but it could swing two ways
By Peter Maloney | July 1, 2014 12:01 AM Comments (0)
The US Supreme Court last week rejected the methodology the Environmental Protection Agency used to implement its first-ever regulations on carbon dioxide emissions, but did lay out a path the agency can follow to achieve the same end by using the Clean Air Act's the "Best Available Control Technology," or BACT, provisions.
And although the ruling could be viewed as a win for EPA, it may end up being a victory that does not advance the agency toward its ultimate goal.
Letter from California: What's missing in the LCFS, and C&T on the horizon for fuels
By John Kingston | June 26, 2014 12:01 AM Comments (1)
Here are a few observations after two days in Sacramento — and on the phone — talking about the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard and the arrival of the state's cap-and-trade law into the fuels market on New Year's Day 2015.
Letter from the IAEE meeting: competitive response
By Ross McCracken | June 18, 2014 03:53 PM Comments (1)
To visit an energy conference in New York, or perhaps anywhere in the United States, is to feel the full force of the shale gale that has swept across the US oil and gas industry, transforming the country's domestic and foreign perspectives. Its founding fathers have achieved legendary status and are provided the veneration that only America appears capable of giving business leaders.
Shale is variously described as a "revolution," even a "miracle." Benjamin Schlesinger, president of Benjamin Schlesinger and Associates, went that one step further to state that "natural gas is a renewable fuel."
This was the international conference of the International Association for Energy Economics held in New York from June 15-18, where it was clear that America is the cat that has got the cream. It is the crucible of the revolution in drilling technology that has reduced the cost of previously unrecoverable oil and gas resources to affordable levels, and it is beginning to export those technologies to the rest of the world. It no longer has to concern itself with existing and emerging import dependencies. Instead it is discussing the possibility that it may soon be a net exporter of oil.
Why polar bears are doing better than you think
By Alex Froley | June 12, 2014 08:03 AM Comments (1)
Last year Greenpeace campaigners in the UK paraded a giant polar bear puppet the size of a double-decker bus through the streets of Westminster to protest against planned drilling in the Arctic. This year the polar bears made it into the Houses of Parliament, as a Canadian professor told a meeting there Wednesday night that the animals are not as endangered as many think.
Marrying the sun and upstream oil production to cash in on LCFS credits
By John Kingston | May 30, 2014 02:49 PM Comments (3)
All along, the backers of the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard have claimed that the standard, by not being top-down, is going to spur innovation in helping sellers of transportation fuels reach the state's goals.
And sometimes, they're proven right. For example, we blogged awhile ago about a plan to turn landfill gas produced somewhere other than in California into two things: natural gas vehicle fuel, and LCFS credits.
It's hard to imagine how these little things are going to add up enough to help the state's fuels industry reach its ambitious goal of a 10% cut in the carbon intensity of its transportation fuels. But it does support the suggestion that some companies or individuals will get creative and capitalize on LCFS processes in various ways.


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The Original Nancy Drew Mysteries
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Possibly a deist god?
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Why is it called The God Particle? Is this an attempt to be very misleading or is there some other reason it was called this?
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'Wrecking Ball' Is Still No. 1
Girls rule, boys drool.
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Girls rule, boys drool.
However, the three sisters are fully clothed.
She can't stop. She won't stop. Does she have pica?
She also raps and destroys a bunch of basketball jerseys.
"It's good to have someone you can call and be like, 'Yo, do you think I should wear this?'''
Lisa Katnic, who wardrobed nearly every big music video this summer, is ready for a new look.
She made it more television-friendly with underwear, pasties, and a sheer dress.
Here's a GIF of it.
Can Miley not sit still?
And why should we have to?
So many years of Miley just being Miley.
Because of nudity.
"Yes, ['Blurred Lines'] is douchey, in a kind of a fun way."
Students have been taking nude, Miley-inspired rides on a hanging ball sculpture.
Cue "Wrecking Ball."
With side-butt for all to see.
Thanks, Miley.
"I back it up, cause I don't give a fuck." Here we go.
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I must not fear. /Fear is the mind-killer./Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration./I will face my fear./I will permit it to pass over me and through me./And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path./Where the fear has gone there will be nothing./Only I will remain.You face your fear, you acknowledge any valid points it might have and adjust accordingly, and move on. Don't let it rule you.
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Baba au Rhum
- Total Time:
- 1 hr 40 min
- Prep:
- 10 min
- Inactive:
- 1 hr
- Cook:
- 30 min
- Yield:
- 8 servings
- Level:
- Intermediate
- Total Time:
- 1 hr 40 min
- Prep:
- 10 min
- Inactive:
- 1 hr
- Cook:
- 30 min
- Yield:
- 8 servings
- Level:
- Intermediate
- 1/3 cup dried currants
- 1 tablespoon good dark rum
- 5 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 package dry yeast
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 extra-large eggs, at room temperature
- 1 2/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- Rum Syrup, recipe follows
- 3/4 cup apricot preserves
- 1 tablespoon water
- Whipped Cream, recipe follows
Combine the currants and rum in a small bowl and set aside. Melt 1 tablespoon of the butter and brush a 5-cup (6 1/2 by 3 1/2-inch) tube pan or kugelhopf mold with the melted butter. Be sure to coat every crevice of the pan. Heat the milk to 115 degrees F and then pour it into the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Stir in the yeast and sugar and allow to sit for 5 minutes.
With the mixer on low speed, first add the eggs, then the flour, salt, and remaining 4 tablespoons of butter. Raise the speed to medium-high and beat for 5 minutes. Scrape down the bowl and beater to form the dough into a ball. It will be very soft. Cover the bowl with a damp towel and allow it to rise until doubled in size, about 1 hour.
Drain the currants, fold them into the dough with a spatula, and spoon into the prepared pan. Smooth the top, cover the pan with a damp towel, and allow to rise until the dough reaches the top of the pan, 50 minutes to 1 hour.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 375 degrees F and make the rum syrup.
Bake the cake for about 30 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean. Allow to cool for 10 minutes, then tap it out of the cake pan onto a baking rack set over a sheet pan. Pour all of the rum syrup very slowly onto the warm cake, allowing it all to soak in thoroughly. Amazingly, the liquid will be absorbed into the cake, so be sure to use all of the syrup.
Heat the preserves with 1 tablespoon of water until runny, press it through a sieve, and brush it on the cake. Serve with whipped cream piped into the middle of the cake plus an extra bowl on the side.Rum Syrup:
1 cup sugar
2/3 cup good dark rum
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Place the sugar and 1 1/2 cups water in a small saucepan and cook over high heat until the sugar dissolves. Pour into a 4-cup heat-proof measuring cup and allow to cool. Add the rum and vanilla and set aside.Whipped Cream:
2 cups (1 pint) cold heavy cream
2 tablespoons sugar
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
Whip the cream in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment. When it starts to thicken, add the sugar and vanilla and continue to whip until the cream forms stiff peaks. Don't overbeat, or you'll end up with butter!
Yield: 4 cups
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As far as baking experience, I bake bread all the time, so this was easy for me, but if you're not familiar with yeast and rising, I suppose this might be a bit challenging....
Want to make it, but cannot find a pan!!...
WOW this was good. I loved it. My partner loved it - and she's hard to impress when it comes to food.
Absolutely recommend it. This is awesomeness on a plate! Subtle mix of flavors ranging from little dry raisins (definitely recommend you get the dry current as they'll absorb the rhum better than regular raisins, to vanilla, to apricot, to... rhum of course!
the rhum can be a bit overpowering. Depending on how much you crave rhum, I'd recommend a lighter version - I used 3/4 of the rhum syrup and my partner found it overpowering at first.
Also.... EXPECT A "WET" CAKE! It shouldnt be soggy (or for the most part of it but it will be DRENCHED. That's how baba au rhum is supposed to be. Drenched in rhum syrup, which is runny and yummy the way it is :...
It reminded my husband and me of a similiar Italian cake we once ate in Munich. So we baked it on a cookie sheet, layered it, added vanilla pudding and cherry-jam and out came something close to the fantastic cake....
OH MY GOD it was fantastic, i made it for a party and everyone enjoyed it!!!!!
The only thing though, when you make the whipped cream, be sure NOT TO MAKE BUTTER!!! ie- lower speed for about 5? mins or so.
The apricot glaze also made the cake shine... its very sweet and counteracts with the strong rum flavor and overall makes the cake taste excellent, so when you make this cake, make lots of the glaze. It's extremely simple to make, but a hand strainer is absolutely required! The homeamde whipped cream and the vanilla also make this recipe shine.
If you love a little rum flavor and sweetness, this cake is for you hands down.
I used gold instant yeast since it works well in sugary breads/cakes. The dough had no problem doubling in size during the first rise, but after I transfered it to my buttered bunt pan and added the currants it wasn't rising very well. I kept the damp towel over the pan and placed it in the warm oven (heated to 180 then turned off). The dough rose to the top of the pan nicely with that help. :)
I baked it for 25 minutes. My bunt pan is non-stick and was well-buttered, so the cake popped right out. I poured the rum syrup over it and as promised it was absorbed.
The texture is spongy and very light--not too sweet. I second the suggestion of adding some rum to the whipped cream. A very good dessert and a big hit with my fussy eaters....
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Zac Efron Gets Shady in Berlin
Apparently, Zac Efron's future's so bright, he has to wear shades. Because he sure has been wearing them a lot lately.
Efron touched down in Berlin, Germany, on Saturday, for the premiere of his box-office smash 17 Again. Efron's girlfriend, Vanessa Hudgens, wasn't with him, but Zac did bring his mother, Starla Baskett, along for the trip.
Such a sweet boy...
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The three-piece for those who work in the water.
One doesn't grow up surfing Coolangatta's rocky, rugged spots without a balls-out nature and as much respect for the surf as the near perfect line-ups. The 'one' in this story is Mick Fanning, and Snapper Rocks is where he perfects his style. Of course, his style wouldn't be the same without the help of his Creatures of Leisure Signature HI-LO Traction Pad. Sure, practice and a plane ticket to Australia might be a good way for you to start to achieve the radness of Mick. But a more economical route would be to get your hands on the HI-LO's 25-millimeter, knuckle-shaped kicktail, as well as its high and low squares that are routed into the thin EVA foam.


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HOUSTON Houston Astros catcher Jason Castro was named the American League s Player of the Week on Monday afternoon.
This marks his second time Castro has earned the honor this season. He also took home the award for the week of May 20-26.
For the week, Castro hit .529 (9x17) with two doubles, a triple, three home runs and five RBI with a .619 on-base-pct., a 1.294 slugging pct., and a 1.913 OPS. The catcher also led the AL in batting average, extra-base hits, OBP, and SLG.
During the week, Castro reached 17 homers on the season, which ties the single-season franchise record for home runs by a player whose primary position is catcher. He matched John Bateman, who also hit 17 homers in 1966.
Castro has hit two homers as a DH this year and 15 while playing catcher, while Bateman hit 16 as a catcher and one as a pinch-hitter in his record-setting campaign.
Castro is the first Astros catcher to win the award twice in the same season in franchise history and the first player to do so since Lance Berkman in 2008.
On the year, Castro is hitting .278 (113x406) with 33 doubles, 17 homers, 51 RBI and a .352 on-base percentage. His 33 doubles are a franchise record for catchers and currently rank eighth in the American League.
Among AL catchers, he ranks first in slugging (.490), second in OPS (.842), and third in hits, doubles and home runs.


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Common Questions and Answers about Seroquel withdrawal cold turkey
My body hurts so bad into my bones, have a constaint headache, cant sleep and and really nautious all day and vomiting. I was on this medication for 3 years and was cut off
because insurance ran out. What do I do to help myself get through this withdrawal and how long should it last? I start college tomorrow and i'll do whatever i can to get through this and stay in school.
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I want to stop them but Iam afriad that i will lose my sleep i did in the past with different meds that i was on and i couldnt sleep for about month or so and it took awhile to get all that meds out but now iam wanting to get off of the seroquel badly but iam afraid to quit
can anybody help me and what would i go through or iam better to let my doctor to lower the does little by little shannon
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Namaste, I hope your appointment with hyour psychiatrist went well and you were able to come to a resolution to this Seroquel issue. I can offer much advice since I was only on Seroquel for about 3 months and the only side effect I had was 40 pounds in weight gain. That's why I discontinued it. When I did stop taking it, I did it "cold turkey" without any side effects.
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I was looking for an answer cuz I went off
. nobody had an answer so I documented my painful
process. Follow my process and withdrawal symptoms will be gone in a week or less!!! FYI: seroquel withdrawals are he worst thing ive ever experienced! The key to seroquel withdrawals is SLEEP and FOOD. You may feel like u cant eat and the smell of food makes u sick, EAT ANYWAYS! forcing urself to eat will be worth it I PROMISE!! take a sleep aid. nytol works great.
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People come back from hospitals with screwed up med lists all the time, and a low level person might blow you off or not understand the seriousness of the situation. While you can stop
in extreme circumstances, it's not really a good idea for any med if you could wean instead.
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the reason for 6 pills is the short half-life of seroquel.
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I remember to have stopped risperidone many times
with no harm done, but
forget about it. I shall go back to read carefully your mail to see how to do it. The problem each time i cut my dose, i have mixed states and i am relying on it as my main regimen.
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to 50 mg (citing extreme sleepiness and grogginess, and inability to function, felt like wearing lead boots, inability to "find" words when speaking-------but overall, the Seroquel has helped me sleep better. So there's that.) 7/3: Saw Pdoc again, she said to add Seroquel 200 XR 4 hours before bed, plus a hit of 25 or 50 mg of Seroquel IR at bedtime (to help ensure sleep) 7/4: Very shaky all day. Didn't take the 25 or 50 mg. last night. Still a mess.
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However, I did read an article published by the maker of
symptoms. If word comes out that
is physically addicting and causes horrible withdrawals, people probably wouldn't be eager to take it and sales of the drug could drop. Seroquel is huge right now, this website is covered in ads for Seroquel. As far as the insomnia, I took Seroquel before bed because of how sedating it was for me. After 2.5 years, my body didn't know any other way to sleep.
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I take meclizine for the nausea, valium for the brain shocks, and now
for insomnia. Valium I can quit
(long half-life). Its seroquel that has me concerned because it antagonizes many parts of the brain that Remeron does creating a sedative effect possibly making it addictive. Am I robbing Peter To pay Paul???? Has anyone had experiences with Remeron(mirtazapine) or Seroquel (quetiapine). Particularly withdrawal Experiences.
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Hi Welcome to the MedHelp forum! I am not sure why you stopped taking the drug suddenly. This is the reason you are going through the withdrawal symptoms which also include suicidal thoughts and depression. Please consult a psychiatrist immediately and go back to drugs that will help control your symptoms. You may be benefitted by starting Seroquel again. Hope this helps. It is difficult to comment beyond this at this stage. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted.
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I am proud of ActingBrandNew that he was able to accomplish what he did "cold turkey", but everyone is different. Not just in how their body will respond to the drugs withdrawal, but in how you developed mentally and if you can handle "cold turkey". My husband is a strong and amazing person. Friends of his that I knew that were not half as strong in my opinion were able to get beyond their addiction, but after 14 years, my husband still contends.
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Side effects are treated rather as though its perfectly natural to give out drugs (which have similar effects and adverse effects as illicit drugs) as a medication for unproven diseases, and to basically ignore the damage they do. SO DON'T GO
:) If you come off the drug, wean off over a period of weeks or months (depending on the severity of your withdrawal symptoms) in an effort at damage limitation.
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I went off of my seroquel xr 300 mg for two days , I think I went into
, flu like symptoms ,
then hot then so
like bone chilling cold ..Is this possible?
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So yes, I have to say a good portion of my bad/severe anxiety had to do with stopping
and of course some anxiety from the other worry. Interesting enough, to try to calm my anxiety, I went back to 7.5 mgs of Remeron for 3 days and it did calm down to a certain degree the anxiety. I only used the Remeron for these few days because I needed to take somethng with Remeron to help get me to sleep.
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Hello Everyone! Well done! Well Played! Welcome to a New Thread!
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I had been taking 300 mg of Seroquel for 2 years and other than the weight gain, it worked great. However because of the expense of it, i had to stop
and starting taking 450mg of Lithium. My head is killing me! I can't sleep! My head started feeling just big and disoriented, but now it just hurts from the back of my neck to my eyes. Is this withdraws from Seroquel or side effects of Lithium. This is terrible!
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I experienced what ILADVOCATE touched base on as well as other unpleasant things like frequent increased tics than what I experience normally when I went
off of Geodon.
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I'm about to try dope for the first time because I can't afford pills and my coworkers will spot
a mile away and I'm a single dad of 2. So bottom line
is not an option. I'm waiting to finds subs but I need to sleep tonight as well as not show I'm w/d at work. Never tried it but have had a read bad Roxy habit. I'm down to just a few a day or none if there are subs around. Any sugestions?
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What a great change, maybe too great. Now I am out. This where the
part could come in. Dr gave me
. It was the longest scariest night of my life. Since I have gone a few days w/o the xanax and had no noticable issues. I'm wondering what the cause was? Anyone heard of this. My Dr. is out of town so I will have to go to ER if there are any other issues. Second question isn't possible to c/t on a low does of xanax? Or should I still be scared? Really feel pretty good...
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I would rather go
but need advise. Have the Thomas Plan and read alot about Immodium, but I'm extremely afraid of the withdrawal. I went to bed a few times without my pill and woke up shaking , sweating, heart racing, runny nose and all the other crap. My plan is to take a few days off and try cold turkey, my Dr already gave me the Ativan and the clonidine and is willing to support me. Any advice will be greatly appreciated on how long this can take and what to expect.
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I would not recommend stopping it
as the
from it is essentially the same as the one for the opiates. It usually takes several weeks of the really nasty symptoms followed by several more of just insomnia and general weakness and depression. A physician may be able to prescribe you some Requip for the restless leg syndrome and possibly something like Seroquel low dose for the insomnia. Tramadol also has an effect on the serotonin receptor in the central nervous system.
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She called around and found a pharmacist that did his residency in a psychiatric hospital and he was amazed that my psychiatrist told me to stop taking this medication
. I am now on a weaning program and the edema has returned. I have reduced my dose to 2.5 and in 5 weeks I hope to be Zyprexa free. Has anyone else experienced these problems and if so will I ever feel normal again post Zyprexa? I am still battling withdrawal effects while taking 2.
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It is hard to stop methadone
, but it seems that you are doing it. Because of its extremely long half -life, methadone is one of the opiates that's most difficult to detox cold turkey. Such attempts are usually so prolonged and excruciatingly painful, that most addicts are not able to go through with the experience and give up. Please don't give up, it is only going to get better and better from now on.
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I am a 70 year old male and I've been taking Temazepam & Lorazepam for almost 10 years to help me sleep. At first, small dosages, as needed, and then increasingly larger dosages. I started with 0.5mg of Lorazepam about 5 years ago. It worked so well that I was getting 6 to 7 hours of restful sleep every time I took the medication. No hangover other ill effects, ever. I worked up my dosage to 3 mg nightly and suddenly in early September 2010, it stopped working.
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Anyway, I am 51 hours clean from pain pills!!! Yay! I've experienced
before, besides Immodium, even just coming off of 20mg a day, that wasn't a picnic. I'm genuinely relieved, grateful, and surprised that this time, I'm not feeling that bad. Maybe willpower has a bit to do with it, but I have a few suggestions that have brought me tremendous relief!
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So, exactly one week ago today I officially quit
. It was the WORST week of my life but i made it. My physical WD started to subside around day 4-5 but will sometimes flare up here and there even today. My questions are: 1. When can i expect the physical WD to subside completely? 2. I am now very concerened by the mental side effects that are to come. When can i expect those to end? 3. How will i feel during the PAWS stage? 4.
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NDP Leadership Convention Style: What The Candidates' Outfits Say About Them (PHOTOS)
Fashion and politics go hand in hand. What a candidate or leader wears can heavily influence how we feel about them.
Just look at these memorable fashion moments in Canadian political history. Had we known what some of our leaders (or politico famous faces) would pull from their wardrobes after being elected, do you think we'd still have voted them in to office? Perhaps not.
The fact remains: What someone wears is key to getting elected or staying in office.
So as we wrap up day one of the NDP Leadership Convention in Toronto, we thought we'd play a little game of wardrobe analysis with the seven leadership hopefuls.
Who is the most confident, polished and collected going into the final moments of voting? Or at least, who looks the part? We asked Christie Ressel, an international image consultant and founder of Personal Power Image Consulting, for her opinions on what the candidates' outfits reveal about them.
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"I love that Ashton has a blue strip running down her jacket. I think it's a great change from the normal [suit] and adds a needed punch of colour to her outfit," says Ressel. The only thing wrong with this look? "I do wish her shirt wasn't buttoned too tightly at her neck -- it makes her look a bit stuffy and doesn't suit the direction the edgier jacket is pulling her in." To fix the wardrobe misstep, Ressel would have given Ashton a shirt with a more open collar. This would have made her appear more "relaxed and approachable while still looking professional." Ressel also feels this candidate could update her accessories: "Her glasses I think are a bit heavy on her petite frame. I would have loved to see some metal frames in black and a dash of colour to really give her the edge I think she's striving for." (NDP leadership candidate Niki Ashton waves on stage during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
"This is a great clean corporate look -- very appropriate for this convention situation," says Ressel. "While I do think the colour of the suit and shirt are great choices for the occasion -- because of the scale of the crowd -- I wish it was paired with a brighter tie to create a more "powerhouse" look. Red would have been the perfect colour for this occasion." And red, as well all know, is a colour that screams, "I'm your leader." The only other concern with this outfit? The size of Cullen's clothing. "The jacket is also a little bit big for him in the shoulders, so a more tailored jacket would have given him that extra polish to really make him look amazing." (NDP leadership candidate Nathan Cullen speaks on stage during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
Ressel began her wardrobe dissection of Dewar by admitting she loved his look. Why? The charcoal suit and its well-tailored cut were perfect for his body shape and showed he pays attention to his image (an important quality in a leader). She also loved his tie. "I love that he also has a purple tie and one that's patterned -- it added something different to his outfit." The only caveat to her compliments for Dewar? "I wish he would have put a crisp white shirt on underneath his jacket instead of the light violet. It would have created more of a contrast in his appearance and, again, would have helped him standout on such an important occasion. This is an event where you really want to make an impact -- standing out is important." (NDP leadership candidate Paul Dewar reacts on stage at the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)
"Great powerful outfit. No complaints. I think he did a great job in looking refined and making a statement. I do feel that his haircut could have been updated a little bit by just having it trimmed it a bit more, but, other than that, he looks great!" So, we guess, props to Topp? (NDP leadership candidate Brian Topp reacts on stage during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)
What happens when you wear an outfit like this to a leadership convention? According to Ressel, you lack credibility. "This gentleman, while professional, is more suited for a wedding in my opinion -- especially with that flower. While the tailoring and cut of the suit is brilliant, the colours aren't quite dark enough, so he fades into the background a bit." She also wishes he would have tidied up his facial hair. "Overall, the outfit is nice, but not necessarily appropriate for the situation he was in today. I would say the weakest of the bunch." (NDP leadership candidate Thomas Mulcair speaks during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
"I love that she has a purple suit on -- a great colour for spring. She looks "current" and approachable, but the shade she's wearing is dark enough to still look corporate," says Ressel. The downfall for Nash's sartorial style is in the brooch (which is actually given to MPs as their badge to wear on Parliament Hill). "It's a bit dated -- a bigger statement brooch would have added a touch more style for the occasion." Ressel adds, however, that Nash looks age-appropriate and overall put-together. (NDP leadership candidate Peggy Nash smiles during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn)
"This is a typical corporate look. Great dark colours to create that formality, but not necessarily current. The tie and the type of red shade in it is a bit dated," says Ressel. Similar to Ashton, Ressel wishes Singh would update his glasses. "He needs frames that have a strength to them." She adds: "You're your own business card. All of these candidates need to be careful about pulling an outfit together." Wise advice from a pro style and image expert. (NDP leadership candidate Martin Singh speaks on stage during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit)
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Stocks Stumble Late to Finish Lower
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- U.S. stocks sold off ahead of the close to finish with marginal declines on Thursday, ending May on a fittingly disappointing note.
After a sour morning in the red, the major U.S. equity indices all battled back into positive territory late in the session following reports that the International Monetary Fund was prepping a contingency plan to rescue Spain if the country's financial situation continues to deteriorate.
But the gains proved unsustainable ahead of Friday's May jobs report. Thursday's raft of economic data did little to build confidence, showing evidence of a disappointing pace of job creation and slower economic growth than initially thought. The IMF also discounted the reports that it's planning a rescue loan for Spain; although stocks initially remained higher after that news.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished down 26 points, or 0.21%, at 12,393. The blue-chip index ranged between 12,489 and 12,316 during the volatile session, coming within 100 points of going negative for the year at the day's low.The S&P 500 fell 3 points, or 0.2%, to close at 1310, while the Nasdaq lost 10 points, or 0.4%, to settle at 2827 after running as low as 2802 earlier in the session. The afternoon roller-coaster ride for stocks never dampened demand for U.S. bonds though with the yield on the 10-year Treasury remaining near new record lows. As for May, those investors that followed the old adage about selling out and going away are feeling pretty good right now. The Dow was down 6.2% for the month, while the S&P 500 fell 6.3% and the Nasdaq suffered a 7.2% decline. Year-to-date, the indices are still up 1.4%, 4.2% and 8.5% respectively. "The retail investor ... a lot of people really don't trust this market, maybe they say the market is rigged or it's insider's game, so you just see a lot of people taking their money out of U.S. equities and putting them into bonds and looking for capital preservation instead of the risk-on trade," said Joe Bell, senior equity analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research. Bell's point is backed up by data released Thursday by the Investment Company Institute that found long-term mutual funds investing in U.S. equities saw outflows of $7.2 billion in the week ended May 23, bringing the total for the past five weeks to $19.5 billion. Bond funds have seen total inflows of $30.6 billion in the same span.
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Brown to host national HIV scientific symposium Nov. 6
Oct 10, 2014: Speakers representing the nation's 19 Centers for AIDS Research will present their original research on the biology, medicine, and public health of the epidemic.
Oct 9, 2014: Every week, Brown Market Shares is growing a local food movement by bringing a variety of vegetables, meat, dairy, and bread from farmers and businesses across Rhode Island and Eastern Massachusetts to College Hill.
Earth Science Women's Network becomes nonprofit
Oct 8, 2014: Six women in the Earth sciences had an informal dinner in 2002. Twelve years later, the Earth Science Women's Network has more than 2,000 members and is establishing itself as a nonprofit international organization for peer mentoring and advocacy.
Working memory hinders learning in schizophrenia
Oct 7, 2014: Trouble with working memory makes a distinct contribution to the difficulty people with schizophrenia sometimes have in learning, according to a new study.
A new way to extract bone-making cells from fat tissue
Oct 6, 2014: By sorting human fat tissue cells by their expression of a certain gene, Brown University scientists were able to retrieve a high yield of cells that showed an especially strong propensity to make bone tissue.
Sept/Oct 2014: Political science professor Ross Cheit calls it "extreme research." To help him track down material for his recent book on child sexual abuse, The Witch-Hunt Narrative, more than eighty students joined in to help hunt down primary sources.
Career Fair draws more students, more employers
Sept 18, 2014: More than 1,800 students participated in the Fall Career Fair, making it one of the largest to date. It featured 113 different employers in fields as diverse as education, finance, activism, consulting, media, and technology.
Sept 10, 2014: After more than 40 years of service to the Brown community, the Third World Center is changing its name to the Brown Center for Students of Color. The name change launches a five-year strategic plan to strengthen the center's core activities, extend its reach on campus and in the community, and honor its legacy of informed activism and social justice.
Sept 5, 2014: Opening the building and its collections was the driving force behind a year's worth of renovations to the John Hay Library.
Aug 21, 2014: A microscopic obstacle course of carefully spaced pillars enables researchers to observe cancer cells directly as they break away from a tumor mass and move more rapidly across the microchip. The device could be useful for testing cancer drugs and further research on the mechanics of metastasis.
Enhancing language skills with Rosetta Stone
Aug 17, 2014: Members of the campus community who have University computing accounts — and Brown alumni with computer accounts through Alumni Relations — now have free online access to Rosetta Stone instruction in 30 languages.
Copper foam turns CO2 into useful chemicals
Aug 12, 2014: Scientists at Brown's Center for Capture and Conversion of CO2 show that copper foam could provide a new way to convert excess CO2 into useful industrial chemicals.
Brown holds annual Summer Research Symposium
Aug 7, 2014: Students who conducted summer research presented their work at the Brown Summer Research Symposium. Most projects were supported by Brown's Karen T. Romer Undergraduate Teaching and Research Awards (UTRAs).
Camp stokes girls' math interest
July 24, 2014: From Thomas Jefferson's own cipher to the algorithms that enable digital image editing, math offers an almost limitless menu of experience. Thirty-one 10th- and 11th-grade girls plunged in at GirlsGetMath@ICERM camp this month.
KieranTimberlake to design new engineering building
July 18, 2014: The architecture firm KieranTimberlake will design a new building for Brown's School of Engineering. The facility will provide new lab space for the School's expanding research efforts. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2015.
July 17, 2014: Jane Furey '15 use survey data to better understand sanitation and water access in sub-Saharan Africa.
Researchers discover boron "buckyball"
July 9, 2014: Researchers from Brown, Shanxi University and Tsinghua University in China show that a cluster of 40 boron atoms forms a hollow molecular cage similar to a carbon buckyball. It's the first experimental evidence that a boron cage structure — previously only a matter of speculation — does indeed exist.
Venture for America returns to train future entrepreneurs
July 9, 2014: Venture for America has returned to campus for its third five-week summer training camp. The nonprofit's class of 105 fellows will participate in lectures and exercises meant to prepare them for two-year fellowships.
July 8, 2014: Now in its fourth summer, the BRYTE (Brown Refugee Youth Tutoring and Enrichment) Summer Camp provides an academic enrichment camp for refugee youth in Providence.
Virtual crowds produce real behavior insights
July 8, 2014: William Warren's research group is advancing virtual reality technology in the service of studying the science of the swarm: how patterns of crowd movement emerge from individual behaviors. He describes the work in a conference keynote in Vancouver.
R.I. lead law effective, often ignored
July 7, 2014: Only one in five properties in Central Falls, Pawtucket, Providence, and Woonsocket that are covered by Rhode Island's lead hazard mitigation law were in compliance with the statute more than four years after it took effect, according to a study by a local team of academic, government, and nonprofit researchers.
President Paxson at Aspen Ideas Festival
July 3, 2014: President Christina Paxson participates in the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Stem cell type resists chemo drug
July 2, 2014: In lab tests, Brown researchers from several disciplines show that adipose-derived stem cells, which can generate bone tissue, appear resistant to the toxicity of the chemotherapy drug methotrexate, which degrades bone in patients such as kids suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
The contemplative studies concentration
June 30, 2014: The College Curriculum Council approves contemplative studies as a concentration, turning the 10-year-old Contemplative Studies Initiative into a full-fledged degree option for students and making it the first college major of its kind in North America.
RISD/Brown/Erfurt team unveils unique fabric solar house
June 27, 2014: A student team from RISD, Brown, and the University of Applied Sciences Erfurt, now in France, unpack and reassemble the solar house they built in Providence.
Costs of War: $4.4 trillion, 350,000 lives
June 26, 2014: The Costs of War project at Brown's Watson Institute for International Studies releases updated figures for the human and financial costs of the U.S. wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
Emergence of bacterial vortex explained
June 23, 2014: Researchers at Brown and the University Cambridge explain the bi-directional vortex formed spontaneously by bacteria in a drop of water.
Stem pipeline problems to aid STEM diversity
June 18, 2014: A new analysis of disappointing results in the pipeline's output leads two Brown biologists to suggest measures to help the flow overcome an apparent gravity.
June 13, 2014 On a soggy Friday, 55 first-graders from the Paul Cuffee School in Providence flood campus for activities that supported their classroom work studying multiple intelligences.
Brown honors 20 Providence scholars
June 5, 2014: Brown is helping 20 Providence high school graduates pursue college plans with grants from its Fund for the Education of the Children of Providence. The students were honored at the home of President Christina Paxson during an event attended by school administrators, elected officials, the students, and their families and friends. All have plans to attend two- or four-year institutions of higher learning in September.
Agreement signed with Naval War College
June 6, 2014: Brown and the U.S. Naval War College signed an agreement to promote collaborative research and teaching between the two institutions that will address challenges to international security.
Corporation Accepts $25M Gift for Graduate Fellowships
May 27, 2014: At its regular Commencement Weekend meeting Friday morning, May 23, 2014, the Corporation of Brown University formally accepted gifts to the University totaling more than $46.6 million. The largest of those gifts — $25 million from anonymous donors — will underwrite 25 named fellowships, allowing the University to provide enhanced support for more of its highly accomplished doctoral candidates.
Corporation announces site for engineering building
May 24, 2014: At its regular Commencement Weekend meeting on Friday, May 23, 2014, the Corporation of Brown University approved building sites for the School of Engineering and the Division of Applied Mathematics
New environmental institute to launch
April 14, 2014: The Board of Fellows has approved creation of an Institute for the Study of Environment and Society (ISES) in the coming academic year. Environmental questions range in scale from molecular to planetary and demand research collaboration from many disciplines. The new center will draw on Brown's strengths in environmental teaching and research to address those questions in a holistic way.