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Ohio family chooses vacation destination with dartboard, destination Badger
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Badger may be the Mallard Capital of Minnesota, but it's usually not a summer vacation destination spot.
It was this summer, however, for Bob and Jen Westerfield and their family, including 5-year-old twins Ben and Boyd and 3-year-old Elle. The Dayton, Ohio, family spent 42 road hours and an estimated $1,500 for gas for their thirsty 38-foot Winnebago to fulfill their quest...
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Pumpkin Bread Pudding
Beneath a golden top, soft cinnamon-, ginger-, and-pumpkin-spiced custard provides a robust treat. A sprinkle of confectioners' sugar brightens the brown hues of baked bread and bourbon-soaked raisins.
- Servings: 6
Photography: Maura McEvoy
Source: Martha Stewart Living, October 2002
- Unsalted butter, room temperature, for ramekins
- 6 tablespoons dark-brown sugar
- 1 cup raisins
- 1/3 cup bourbon
- 1/3 cup hot water
- One 15-ounce can pumpkin puree
- 4 large eggs
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- Pinch of salt
- One 12-ounce, day-old loaf brioche or challah bread, cut into 3/4-inch cubes
- Confectioners' sugar, for dusting
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter six 10-ounce ramekins or custard cups, and sprinkle each with 1 tablespoon brown sugar, and set aside on a baking sheet. Place raisins in a small bowl, and cover with bourbon, if using, and the hot water; let soak until plump, about 20 minutes. Drain; set aside.
In a large bowl, whisk together pumpkin, eggs, granulated sugar, milk, vanilla, spices, and salt. Toss in the bread cubes, and stir gently to evenly coat; let stand a few minutes. Fold in the raisins. Divide among prepared dishes, pressing down slightly to make level.
Bake until custard is set in the center and top is golden, about 40 minutes. If bread browns too quickly, cover loosely with aluminum foil. Remove from oven; let cool slightly. To serve, un-mold onto plates; dust with confectioners' sugar.
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nicole7v 13 Nov, 2012
I love this recipe! Our whole family loves it & my friends & family love it too! Everyone always wants this recipe. People that I don't even know want this recipe because I feed the teachers at school a lot & they track me down because they always love what I cook & bake for them! This recipe rocks! You have got to try it, it is easy.


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A Mozillan mockery of Internet Explorer 7. Restyles the Acid3 test to resemble IE7's render.
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Horse Tack - Grooming
The COWBOY MAGIC ® Company, manufacturer of the popular line of COWBOY MAGIC® quality concentrated grooming products for horses and their owners, has joined forces with popular clinician and horse trainer Ken McNabb as sponsor of McNabb's television program, "Discovering the Horseman Within." The program airs four times weekly on RFD-TV, the 24-hour nationwide network serving the horse industry, the rural lifestyle and agriculture.
McNabb says he considers it a pat on the back to get a company as successful and well known as COWBOY MAGIC® interested in becoming an educational partner of his program.
"I am really excited about this. It means that my program has gained enough recognition to draw the attention of someone like COWBOY MAGIC® founder and CEO Jim Cummings," says McNabb.
"I believe that my viewers are going to enjoy our relationship with COWBOY MAGIC®," says McNabb. "One of the things that I have held as a standard for my sponsors is that their product is a product that I do use. My viewers and my customers have come to understand that if they see a company on my show, it's a product that I do use. Also, the product is backed by a company that will take care of them. Their customer service needs will be met. COWBOY MAGIC® fits those criteria perfectly." Cummings sees the partnership as a good fit. "Ken McNabb is a quality guy, and COWBOY MAGIC® is a quality product," Cummings says. "Ken and I both have a deep love of God, country, family and the horse. I am sure the best of Ken will rub off on COWBOY MAGIC®, and COWBOY MAGIC® will do all it can to help Ken bring his horsemanship to our customers."
McNabb says that the reason his show is so popular is because viewers see him work through training sessions with a horse that resembles their own, not a horse that is completely trained and already does everything. Each episode of the program, which celebrates its one-year anniversary on this month, is shot on location at the McNabb family's ranch in Powell, Wyoming, where he also holds his clinics and programs.
COWBOY MAGIC® commercials will air during each episode of "Discovering the Horseman Within" beginning May 5. The program will air throughout May and June every Monday at 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. EST, Friday at 5:00 p.m. EST, and Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 a.m. EST. Programs airing in May and June are:
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Fidelity pays off in a skittish market
PUBLISHED: 23 Jan 2013 00:33:27 | UPDATED: 23 Jan 2013 07:03:40PUBLISHED: 23 Jan 2013 PRINT EDITION: 23 Jan 2013Paul Taylor, portfolio manager at Fidelity International, is welcoming 2013 with relish. This year marks the 10th anniversary of Taylor's management of Fidelity's Australian equities fund and he firmly believes 2013 will provide prime stock-picking opportunities for the discerning investor amid a low growth market.
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STAMFORD, Conn., Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Peerless Systems Corporation (Nasdaq: PRLS) announces that ISS Proxy Advisory Services (ISS), one of the nation's leading independent proxy advisory firms, has concluded that Peerless has made a compelling case that change at the ModusLink Global Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq: MLNK) Board is needed and recommends a vote on the GOLD proxy card to elect Peerless nominee, Jeffrey Wald, to the ModusLink Board at the upcoming January 20, 2012 Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
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"The strong third quarter financial results, which included record quarterly revenue, continuing improvement in non-GAAP earnings and Adjusted EBITDA, and most importantly generating positive cashflow from operations, reflect our continued growth in several key areas of our business," said Dr. Avi Katz, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GigOptix, Inc. "Leading the sequential gains was the ongoing growth in our optics product line, particularly with our high speed 100Gbps and optical interconnect offerings. We also experienced a nice uptick in our RF/MMIC business over the prior quarter due to an increase in market interest for our recently introduced E-band offering."
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PIL demonstrates three further important things. First, how positive and constructive can be the use of public funding in public law cases, in the public interest. It has been hard. But PIL and the LSC have forged a partnership which is second to none, as to the importance of the cases that are brought, their success and their wider impact. Secondly, PIL demonstrates that London does not always lead, and a London-centric focus is neither helpful nor fair. This firm, from what are still sometimes thought of as the provinces, is the nations leader for human rights application in challenging cases. That PIL is looking, as a Birmingham-based firm. How refreshing for it to be that way.Thirdly, let it not be forgotten that PIL was set up as a new firm of solicitors. This is not the further and continued work of an established firm, set up long ago when times were different. This was an innovation; a leap of faith in the rule of law. It was a boat launched in a sea of uncertainty, which has turned out to be the flagship for public law accountability under the rule of law.
Public Interest Lawyers (PIL) are acting for 142 Iraqi civilians who complain that at various times and in different UK facilities during the period March 2003 to December 2008, UK soldiers and interrogators subjected them to torture and to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment. All of the cases concern allegations of abuse inside UK military facilities in Iraq.
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The Baha Mousa Inquiry has concluded its oral hearings and the Report is due in early 2011. A second inquiry into how the UK Armed Forces behaved in Iraq, the Al Sweady Inquiry, is due to start its oral hearings in 2011. The Ali Zaki Mousa case argues that there must now be a single inquiry into the UKs detention policy in South East Iraq. The alternative is to allow the MoD to argue out each and every case which at the rate it says it can deal with cases one at a time and one a year will take 142 years (assuming that no new cases come forward in the meantime).
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Since my first trip to Basra in 2004 to meet a handful of Iraqis claiming to have been abused by British soldiers, the list of claimants has shot up dramatically. The similarities in allegations of abuse that took place between 2003 and 2008, when thousands of British soldiers had served from different units and in many headquarters, are really astonishing. These similarities may reveal a systematic policy of abuse issued by officers high up in the command chain, and may reveal immunity guaranteed to soldiers to mistreat Iraqis the way they liked with no fear of accountability.
At this very moment, more than 60 new cases have flooded in from southern Iraq; we dont know yet what kinds of abuse they will be revealing. Iraqis have been waiting for a long time for their voices to be heard and for justice to be restored. The only way that we can handle the current and future claims of abuse made by Iraqis is through a single inquiry. Iraqis will be eagerly awaiting the outcome of this hearing.
There will be a press conference at 9.45am on Friday 5 November at the front entrance to the Royal Courts of Justice. Those present will include Phil Shiner and Mazin Younis. It has not been possible to arrange for the client himself, Ali Zaki Mousa, to be present but a statement on his behalf will be read out by Mazin Younis.
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Can we cut the military budget without harming innovation?
There's an argument health reformers occasionally face that goes something like this: Sure, America way overspends on health care. But that overspending ultimately encourages medical innovations of incalculable value. Sharp cuts to health-care spending could lead us to lose out on those innovations.
I thought of that argument while reading Binya Appelbaum's article warning that cutting the defense budget could kill off the military's historical role as a driver of consumer-friendly innovations. The chain of reasoning goes something like this: We funnel huge amounts of money to the military; some of that money goes to R&D; some of that R&D unexpectedly pays off for consumers; and so cutting the military budget could ultimately hurt consumers.
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— The correct question here is not, "Does the military innovate?" It's "Is continuing to increase the military's budget the best way for the federal government to fund innovation?"
— As Appelbaum notes, military R&D accounts for 55 percent of the federal government's R&D spending. This is likely because it is very difficult to cut the military's budget and very easy to cut so-called "non-defense discretionary spending," the part of the budget where most of the rest of the R&D spending sits.
— The proposed cuts to the military are cuts to the military's expected rate of growth — and this is after a decade in which the military budget ballooned. In real terms, the proposed budget envisions military spending increasing, not decreasing, over the next decade.
— R&D accounts for 12 percent of military spending. The administration's proposed cuts would shave 8 percent off the military budget over the next decade. Depending on how the military chooses to use its resources, R&D may or may not be harmed. Indeed, if the military moves from focusing on conventional warfare to emphasizing next-gen warfare, R&D could even increase.
— Overspending on the military in the hopes that some of the money will run into R&D is a very inefficient way to support R&D. If we want spending on military R&D to remain constant or even increase, we can direct the military to protect that category of spending.
— By the same token, funding military R&D is probably an inefficient way to fund nonmilitary innovations. If what we want is R&D focused on innovations with broad applications, we should fund that R&D directly rather than hoping that some of the military's innovations turn out to also be of use to consumers.
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Im not really sure that my suggestions would make katarina better or more compatible with other players but i would like to put a few things into consideration. *Kats shunpo could target turrets. *Kat gains additional movement the more enemy champions hit by sinister steel. And finally iam not sure that this is the right place to mention this but i do know that it would make kat amazing. *For the love of god change that stupid slay belle recall (chopping a candy cane) its not cool. Thank u for ur time
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I don't play her much anymore because she's a very polar character (you're either going to do very well because of a lack of cc, or really bad because of an abundance of cc), but I do think she's balanced. Shunpo is a wonderful escape skill. You can carry wards to give yourself distance like Lee Sin does. You can also do fairly well without your ult, but she requires you be close to your targets in any case, so cc is your mortal enemy in any case. And, unless you're fighting a very beefy bruiser (think Garen or Darius level), you're most likely going to win a 1v1 situation. She has her sweet spot.
Reminds me of the Frost Mage from WoW. Borderline OP when their is a lack of dispels [CC] but vastly diminishes in strength if there is some to the point of being Borderline UP.
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She doesn't need any buffs but I think you hit on to a major problem in LoL. Champs that aren't that good at damaging turrets are not really compensated for it.
Definitely NO. Kat is fine the way she is, realistically speaking. If it were my way, I'd nerf the piss out of her. As HereticSage said, she's very polar - either really dominant or very bad - though I see the OP side of her way too much. I'd like her ult to have a longer CD, and her to not do so much burst damage in general. She's like a melee LeBlanc.
This buff would be too much. She would just W and get away in situations she should never survive
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Nope. She's borderline OP right now already. Being able to escape to turrets and getting bonus speed from abilities makes her even more OP. As Mace said, I'd nerf her if I had things my way. She's like a LeBlanc with a slightly weaker early game and a much stronger late game. OP needs to L2Play.
Leave Katarina alone please, she is perfect. I have grown so tired of "OP" and "UP" complaints. Her kit is one of the best Riot has put together, leave her alone.


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July 02 2012 09:38AM
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The Leafs Nation was able to procure audio of the conference call with Toronto Maple Leafs' GM Brian Burke on July 1, after the signing of Jay McClement, the re-signing of Matt Frattin, and several dollars were handed out, in Burke's estimation, that cost too much.
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In the case of Nik Antropov and Alexei Ponikarovsky, it was the (probably unfair and impetuous) expectations of Leafs' fans all across the globe that Nik and Poni should turn into superstars that provided the fertile loveground this bromance to blossom. That is, we have to assume that's why they became such friends, since fan pressure gets all the heat for negative things, so why not let it have this one win?
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July 01 2012 06:55PM
Tyler Bozak. Mikhail Grabovski. Tim Connolly. David Steckel. Jay McClement. Quick, which of these is not like the others?
Four of those players will be Toronto Maple Leafs next season. One will indubitably not. If any hockey mathematics are to be trusted, it's that a team can't have five guys playing centre with only four spots available.
Maple Leafs sign Jay McClement, re-up Matt Frattin
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July 01 2012 03:44PM
Looks like it was Bob McKenzie who broke the news late Sunday afternoon...
TOR signs Jay McClement to to 2 year deal worth $3M.
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July 01 2012 01:34PM
The first couple of hours of free agency were hardly notable for the Toronto Maple Leafs. That's not exactly new. Though Brian Burke said that the team might be active on July 1st, there's not a lot of recent history to suggest he would.
Last year, Burke took the hardly-publicized trip to Afghanistan to meet with the troops. His overall summer was very quiet, signing only Tim Connolly and Pascal Dupuis. Both deals at the time seemed like good bets, Dupuis especially since it was signed at the league-minimum. A year prior, he had signed Colby Armstrong to a three year deal, but rectified that mistake with a very savvy signing of Clarke MacArthur.


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Though no SSE4 optimization is taking place here, Intel's processors managed to beat out AMD's offerings in both runs. The X4 810, for example, is faster overall where raw frequency is concerned, but it still fell considerably behind the Q8200. Likewise, the X3 720 performed quite similarly to Intel's Dual-Core E8300, which carries roughly the same clock speed.
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Differences in employment among enrolled youths were apparent by race and Hispanic ethnicity. Non-Hispanic whites were more likely to be employed at all ages. Non-Hispanic white youths were more likely to combine schooling and employment then their non-Hispanic black or Hispanic counterparts. For example, among youths age 17 at the beginning of the school year, 85 percent of non-Hispanic white youths worked at some time during the school year compared to 66 percent of non-Hispanic blacks and 72 percent of Hispanics. This difference was similar at older ages.
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