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15 s'ships per year for 4 years
15 s'ships per year for 4 years
4 year bowl ban? Holy shit
10 scollies/year for 4 year lost!!!!!!!!!!
Vacate all wins from 98 to 2011! WOW!
So long, relevance
Penn State football is about to become as relevant as Penn State basketball
...but it's awfully close.
Death Penalty "Lite". All the taste, fewer calories.
guess is that Penn State will shut it down themselves for at least 1 year. They will not be able to field a team of scholarship football players. I am not sure how, logistically, but I don't think they will be a D1 football program after today.
And they won't do that...they'll lose waaaay too much money if they did that.
They could roll out 85 MGoBloggers in white and blue and there would still be people paying to see us get our shit kicked in while yelling "WE ARE...PENN STATE."
No way they remove the program.
They're not going to be good, but they'll have a team. I'd say they'll be a 3-5 win team.
Even without a bowl, you're going to get the purists AND you're going to get kids who just want to go to PENN STATE. It's a damn good school. There are guys who will never play in the NFL, that want to go to PSU for free.
Northwestern is a 6-6 type team and you don't go to Northwestern to play in bowls.
for the fallout and I think you may change your mind.
To remember Alabama?
They managed to be mediocre when they lost 40 scholarships over 4 years or whatever it was...
USC was perfectly fine with their sanctions...they weren't a NC contender like they had been, but they were solid. PSU won't be the same, but they're not going to be a FCS school. Even if they get Indiana type recruiting classes it's going to take a couple years as things phase out. Then by the time it does, they'll be able to recruit to "getting PSU back."
Again, I'm not saying they're going to be good. I predicted 3-5 wins a year. But it wouldn't shock me if they went 6-6 one year. Again, Northwestern recruits kids and they know they aren't likely to go to a bowl.
is not as strong of a brand right now as Bama was even before the Sandusky scandal, and the stigma of this particular scandal is unprecedented.
Wait on the Big Ten at 11 AM. I may be wrong and will be the first one to admit if I am, but I think there is still a shoe waiting to fall right now.
This is much harsher. Penn State could have put a death penalty in its past much more quickly than this. Now, they can forget about this recruiting class and the next one - before you even get to scholarship reductions - and then the couple of classes after that should be very weak, too. On top of that, they'll be under-investing in their football program because of the fines, and the scholarship reductions mean that they're going to have to find non-scholarship players who are willing to play for a program that's under this awful cloud and has no hope of playing in the postseason.
See you in ten years, Penn State.
I'd rather get the death penalty I think
Totally agree. Beaver Stadium won't need to be expanded any time soon.
Slow Death Penalty.
If you didn't poach that from somewhere else, that's brilliant. Because that's exactly what it is.
$60M (equivalent to 1 year of gross rev of the football team)
4 years post season ban
loss of 10 s'ships per year for 4 years
Wins from 1998-2011 vacated
4 year postseason ban
Initial scholarship reduction from 25 to 15 per year for four years; any entering or returning athletes may transfer and immediately compete. Anyone who wants to stay may stay with scholarship, regardless of football competition.
$60 million dollar fine with funds used to support aid programs
1998-2011 wins VACATED
University athletics serve 5-year probation period with academic integrity monitor
Reserve the right to do a formal investigation later.
No death penalty because it would be injurious to others (read: other teams they're supposed to play). IMO, this is worse.
So this means our streak against Penn State didn't really stop with RRod in 08?
In the last year, four losses have been erased from RichRod's record!
he would have had a solid claim to not have been fired.
No. Not unless GERG had been erased too.
Does this mean we weren't tourched by a walkon red haired freshman QB?
Sort of. Losses stay. It's just that nobody beat him those four times.
I thought the official record just gets wiped for both teams(?) If that were the case, RichRod actually went 7-4 in 2010. W00t!
No, our record stays the same.
Rehire him!
is a great idea.
does this increase our winning percentage? harsh penalty for sure. I would have preferred the death penalty.
using the phrase 'change the athletic culture' a lot
This is about what I would've handed down to Ohio State. This should be the starting point for any major infraction. I hardly consider this to be worthy of "unprecedented punishment."
Erasing 13 years of wins is pretty unprecedented.
I think the punishment is about right; losing 10 schollies a year, with a 65 scholly cap with a 4 year bowl ban will obliterate their recruiting for a decade.
USC can get away with it because of their ability to recruit the very best, but even they will start feeling it near the end of their scholly ban due to lack of depth.
PSU has been cratered; they are going to be Minnesota East into the next decade.
I disagree. As much as I dislike Ohio, this is not what they deserved. This is basically going to destroy Penn States program for a long time to come, and is (in my opinion) more damaging than a year death penalty. Do I think it is just for Penn State considering that grand and evil scope of a members of it's football program's transgressions, (within the NCAA's boundaries as an athletic and not a legal institution) yes. But should it be a 'standard' for run of the mill violations, absolutely not.
My concern here is not whether or not Penn State should get penalties, I think it's pretty clear they should. But in giving Emmert sole power in dealing the punishments without the NCAAs own investigation, no notice of violations, no response from Penn State, etc. has he overstepped his bounds? Has the NCAA thrown away due process, or was the Freeh report and Sandusky's guilt in court enough?
I know Penn State needs punishment, but given the haste and emotion behind the decision I worry that one of our fellow schools will be a football wasteland for a decade. Is it worth it to punish the current student athletes (who are totally unrelated to the child abuse case)? Maybe, I'm honestly not too sure.
Word is that the Penn State Administration agreed to these penalties.
Emmert stated that the Freeh report was more thorough then any investigation the NCAA has ever done so doing their own was pointless(take note Paterno family). Also, penn state signed off on this so they aren't overstepping their boundaries when the university they are punishing agrees to said punishment.
He said that the freeh report was way more extensive than anything they (ncaa) could have done.
But in giving Emmert sole power in dealing the punishments without the NCAAs own investigation, no notice of violations, no response from Penn State, etc. has he overstepped his bounds?
PSU received notice from the NCAA back in November. Also, the NCAA doesn't actually investigate on its own. It relies on the schools' own investigations and then delivers a verdict. This really isn't anything out of the ordinary, other than that it's a pretty quick ruling.
The vacated wins is the only thing that surprises me, but makes a lot of sense and might speak louder than some of the other sanctions...
Not even close. Bobby Bowden is celebrating (sad, but we know it's true). Eddie Robinson also gets his record back.
But the biggest result is going to be athletically. They're going to have a BUNCH of players transfer or quit football. Also they're going to lose their recruiting class. In addition, in future years, they won't be able to recruit with a 4 year bowl ban and no scholarships.
$60 million fine - 1 year revenue of football program
4 year bowl ban
25 scholarships to 15 for 4 years...
Vacate all wins from 1998 - 2011.
...plus a lot of probation, awareness, reviews and reports.
The $60 million has to go into an endowment for external programs preventing child sexual abuse or assisting victims. At least some good will come out of it.
But definitely the Paralysis penalty to say the least.
This kills the program for no less than 6 years. It's a two horse race in the Leaders Division now.
So Joe Pa is back under 400 wins.
They should have banned the use of the term "Joe Pa".

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Name That Hibiscus / Please
Ran across some old pics I took at an arboretum about 4 years ago
For some reason I remembered it being a vine
But looking at it now I know it's a Hibiscus
(or at least I'm 99% sure it is / LOL)
Any Ways
Any help IDing would be greatly appreciated
'Cause I'd love to get one
But can't find the name
PS~ If you happen to have one & have a cutting or two you'd like to trade
Please LMK
Even if you don't know the name / LOL
Another possibility could be Abutilon x hybridum 'Orange Drop'...there are a number of peach\orange with red veins cultivars to choose from. The Abutilon shrubs are tropicals\tender perennials so your growing zone should be ideal.
You were very close with your guess of Hibiscus. Like the Abutilon, it is also a member of the Malvaceae (Mallow) family of plants.


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GREGORY Doran has been appointed as the new Artistic Director of the RSC.
He will succeed Michael Boyd and will take up the post after the company's AGM in September.
Mr Doran, currently an Associate director of the RSC, said: "I am delighted to be appointed as Artistic Director of this great Company.
"I joined the RSC 25 years ago, first as an actor, then as assistant director and then Chief Associate, so I guess if my appointment represents something, it represents a long term commitment to the disciplines and craftsmanship required to do the astonishing plays of our "Star of Poets", William Shakespeare.
"Michael Boyd and Vikki Heywood (Executive Director) have done an exceptional job in the last decade, rebuilding the theatre and reasserting the principles of ensemble and collaboration, which I hope to continue and extend. My first task is to assemble an exciting new artistic team, with whom I shall start planning the Company's future from 2014."
Mr Boyd said he was pleased to be leaving the Company in such good hands.
He added: "I know this is a choice which will be wholeheartedly welcomed by our staff, artists and audiences.
"Greg is a first rate director, and nobody knows and loves the Company more than him. I will be programming work for 2013 over the course of the summer, in order to allow him breathing space to plan for the future. I wish him every good fortune in a role which I have been lucky enough to undertake over the last decade."
RSC Chairman, Nigel Hugill, said Mr Doran was the perfect choice.
He added: "His long history with the Company is testament to his great skill as a director, his deep understanding of Shakespeare and a true commitment to theatre-making.
"He has directed many award-winning productions and seasons at the RSC, and taken our work right across the world, receiving recognition for his talent as far afield as the US, Japan, Spain and South Africa, as well as in the UK.
"He has championed the classical repertoire and new work alongside Shakespeare, and has been a long-time collaborator with many RSC artists. As well as directing theatre, he has led the way in experimenting with capturing theatre on film and has written extensively about Shakespeare.
Mr Hugill led the selection panel for the recruitment, which included RSC Deputy Chairman Lady Sainsbury of Turville and board members, Gilla Harris, Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall and David Tennant. The selection process involved extensive consultation, including discussions with actors, directors, designers and current RSC staff.
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There's a 2 hour marination not listed in cooking time. From Shop Rite supermarket.
Make and share this Japanese Beef Steak Salad With Sesame Dressing recipe from Food.com.
- 1 boneless beef top sirloin steak, cut 1 inch thick (about 1-1/4 pounds)
- 3 cups napa cabbage, sliced
- 3 cups romaine lettuce, sliced
- 1⁄2 cup carrot, thinly sliced
- 1⁄2 cup cucumber, thinly sliced
- 1⁄2 cup radish, thinly sliced
- 1 cup cooked rice, hot
- 24 pea pods, blanched
Marinade or Dressing
- 3 tablespoons dry sherry
- 3 tablespoons reduced sodium soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fresh ginger, grated
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 2 tablespoons green onions, chopped
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon dark sesame oil
- Combine sherry, soy sauce, vinegar, hoisin sauce and ginger in small bowl.
- Place beef steak and 1/3 cup marinade in food-safe plastic bag; turn to coat. Close bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 2 hours, turning once.
- For dressing, add 1/4 cup water, green onion, sugar and sesame oil to remaining marinade; mix well.
- Remove steak; discard marinade.
- Place steak on rack in broiler pan so surface of beef is 3 to 4 inches from heat.
- Broil 16 to 21 minutes for medium rare to medium doneness, turning once. Let stand 5 minutes.
- Carve steak.
- Combine cabbage, lettuce, carrot and radishes; divide among 4 plates.
- Arrange cucumber, rice, pea pods and beef on salads.
- Serve with dressing.


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Euphoria, as it almost always is, is premature, fleeting, or both. This was the case on February 11, when Egyptians celebrated after President Hosni Mubarak stepped down. They soon realized, however, that democratic transitions, even in the best of times, are messy, uncertain and occasionally bloody. As Adam Michnik memorably said: "The worst thing about Communism is what comes after."
Unlike Egypt, Libya doesn't have the benefit of established political parties, a largely independent judiciary, and a whole host of other weak but intermittently vibrant institutions. But, for these same reasons, Libya isn't as weighed down by the past. The Transitional National Council does not have to contend with an old constitution or worry about hundreds of thousands of ruling party members. This, then, is the Arab world's first true revolution; the old regime will soon find itself erased.
Libyans will go about creating a state more or less from scratch. Quite a lot is at stake. The T.N.C., a capable, impressive body, is neither cohesive nor unified. Qaddafi, as hated as he was, succeeded in uniting his own opposition. Without Qaddafi, though, the various elements within the T.N.C. will turn its attention elsewhere, and perhaps toward each other. The council includes every faction imaginable – liberals, mild-mannered technocrats, socialists, salafis and, of course, the Muslim Brotherhood. Islamists, a relatively unknown quantity in Libya but by all accounts strong and well organized, will make their real presence known for the first time. The potential for factionalization is compounded by the fact that each of these groups have guns.
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Change.org petitions Oral Roberts University to oppose Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill
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Progressive website Change.org has created a petition targeting Oral Roberts University due to the presence of Martin Ssempa on the ORU Board of Reference. In a January post, I noted that Ssempa was on this advisory board and ask ORU for comment. Here is what I wrote then:
Oral Roberts University - Martin Ssempa is on the Board of Reference for ORU. Public Relations Director, Jeremy Burton explained the Board of Reference duties:
- This Board of Reference is to provide for effective communication an informative exchange and service among the public, ORU's stakeholders, and the University.
- A board of reference is for the purpose of credibility, for reputation, and for influence.
- As a member of the Board of Reference, your name and your circle of influence lends reputation to the credibility of Oral Roberts University.
- A board of reference has no voting privileges and does not have any regularly scheduled meetings.
Mr. Burton declined to issue any other statement regarding the Anti-Homosexuality Bill.
The background article supporting the petition asks: Does Oral Roberts University Support Killing Gays in Uganda? I honestly doubt that those running the school do support the Anti-Homosexuality Bill. However, given the role of a person on the Board of Reference, I think the concern of Change.org is warranted. Martin Ssempa is not simply expressing doctrinal differences or taking a different point of view on a controversial issue. For quite some time, he has actively promoted a harsh governmental response to living bearers of the image of God. Most recently, he gave an interview and published an article in the shocking "hang the gays" tabloid, knowing full well what the paper is trying to accomplish.


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The organizers of the annual Sisterhood Showcase in Memphis have filed a lawsuit which names Shelby County mayoral candidate Deidre Malone, who is also principal at Memphis marketing organization the Carter Malone Group, among the defendants.
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The Sistahs Succeed 2 Showcase is scheduled for June 7-8 at the Memphis Cook Convention Center, the same time as the now-cancelled Sisterhood Showcase.
The Carter Malone Group issued a statement this morning on the lawsuit.
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I'm kind of non-religious. I guess the closest answer above was the "agnostic" one, because I'm not really sure what "spiritual" even means... Do I believe in spirits? Am I a spirited person? Do I burn candles and incense and then meditate?
|No preference
|Graduate degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
A TCU alum, I went on to grad school at the Popular Music Institute at University of Liverpool, UK. I even wrote a combined jazz/choir piece that was performed at the Royal Philharmonic Hall to commemorate the anniversary of John Lennon's death.


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One must apply online, but it really helps to have an inside contact hand carry a resume to the hiring authority. After the first interview, depending on the level of the job, there will be a few folks who get a second interview...that entails trips to the facility to interview several team leaders and team members about what they do and how you can help them do it better.....then a panel interview with several team members...some positions require the development of a plan of action for the specific job. They are very interested in a candidate's ability to fit into the teamwork, yet self-motivated, culture. They have a good reputation among their employees, and it shows as you talk with people....very friendly and helpul bunch! Team leads are by and large solicitous and courteous to deal with.Interview Questions
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I was asked to come in for an interview at the Mountain Brook, Alabama store. The manager was very punctual, offered me water. I talked with 4 different people- all of whom were very nice and asked good, general questions concerning what I thought the job would be and why I was interested. The asst. team leader in charge of the interview told me at the last to be sure and research the company. I memorized the core values and basic history before the 2nd interview. When I came back for a panel interview with 4 team members they asked questions concerning my catering experience, what I expected, a sample menu I might use at an outdoor event, portion sizes I would estimate per person, (that was the one I was most unsure about. I didn't think to go over that) There was absolutely nothing concerning my experiences in customer service, but I believe the questions they asked were much more pertinent to the job at hand while the usual, "tell me of a bad experience while dealing with customers is more of a filler question when you have nothing better to add. After the basic introductions, I began by stating the core values of the company and that I realized how important they were. They loved that I had cared enough to read up on the company. It went very well, other than being unsure about portion sizes, but I was still rather nervous. I knew I was up against one other person. I was so happy to find that I got the job. Good pay, full time and I'll be doing what I love, meeting and helping people, building a clientele for the catering services of my store and Whole Foods in general. It's going to be so much fun!Interview Questions
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Chris made it easy to access his place when I arrived by organising a place to pick the key up. The apartment is in a terrific spot with easy access to Nth Sydney Train station and many local cafes.
When I met Chris on Sunday morning he was friendly and helpful in pointing me in the right direction with things to do.
Everything was as expected, except for cleanliness.I spent there a whole week, and the restroom was never cleaned, not even once. Breadcrumbs and dust everywhere on the floor, in common spaces. The apartment was quite cold, but heating was provided only in the living room. The room was clean and comfortable. For the rest, a wonderful location and a very easy going host.
Chris was a great host; super friendly and very easy going. All communications before our arrival were excellent and we felt totally comfortable during our stay. The space is perfect for a couple or an individual. The location is great for exploring Sydney, it's literally right around the corner from North Sydney Station, and the neighborhood itself is lovely with spectacular views of the Harbour! There are several nice local restaurants within a 5 minute walk and also a 'mall' of sorts which offers a lot of different food options at a reasonable price point. We would definitely stay with Chris again if we return to Sydney.
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Sure is funny how a person can have so many feelings of different areas happening at once. I don't get to see my grandchildren as often as I would like. This is due to distance, jobs, and everyday life. I can pull out a picture of them and smile and feel so proud, but yet feel like I could cry, because I want lives to be different so we could be together more. I just needed to get this out and wanted to share with you here. Do any of you feel the same, and understand what I am saying?
Thanks for responding. It isn't that we are terribly far apart but we all work and carry different schedules. I am in retail, and we are open 24/7 except Christmas so even the holidays are hard to get together at times. We have 4 kids, 2 married with children one in college and one now in high school, maybe it is the quietness that is getting to me. Just have to appreciate what we have when we get a chance to enjoy it. How many kids do you have Marie?
Hi, Do you have days off from work that you could "make a date" to have them on a regular basis? I keep my 15 mo old 3 days a week but still miss him the rest of the time.
I did keep him all week while my daughter worked, but I now find that I need to return to work on a part-time basis.
As far as the quietness; I thought I would enjoy a little quiet but It is so lonely around this house when he is not here. I know I am lucky to be able to be active in his life and I do thank god for that. I just need to get off my
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I know what the OP is talking about...my mother has the same problems. She's been working retail for quite a while and she's now manager of a jewelry store chain. She hardly gets any time off. She'll schedule her days off and then something will happen or someone won't show up and she has to go in and cover. We were just discussing on the phone how she never knows if her day off will be her day off. The stress has gotten to her so much that she was just put on high blood pressure medicine yesterday (she's 42). I know she gets upset because she doesn't get to spend the time with my son (3) that she always talked about. And she wishes that she and I could hang out and go shopping together and other stuff that grown up daughters and mothers do. It's hard for her to even take him over night because first off she doesn't know if she'll end up working and also because my step father has to work in the morning and he doesn't even get time to enjoy his grandson. We live only about 10 miles apart. Just be sure to at least call and try to make some sort of time for your grandkids. They'll understand if you at least make some sort of an effort.
Oh, I do call many of times and talk with my little ones. I talk plenty with my daughters also, but you know, I think some of it is I am having a mid life crisis. Time is moving so fast, everyone has things to catch up on. I think back to when I didn't work when my children were little, I guess knowing it is a must for myself to work now days, it just tenders me when I see my beautiful little ones not staying little. I believe that grandparenting is a second chance from god, for many things. Like I said, I think I am feeling sorry life has to be fast and so much happens out there. Corresponding with all of you sure helps. Thanks all for being there.
Wow! I am in a completely different situation than you all. My 22 year old son has come back home with our baby grandson. Baby's Mom has disappeared and this beautiful little boy is here full time. Hubby and I are young retirees (54) and we also have a 24 year ould daughter who is here full time in the summer. Baby is totally loved by all four of us. My husband and I have legal custody proceedings in progress with the agreement of our son who has just started working in a career and who travels 2 weeks out of every 6. We planned a retirement without kids, pets or debts..LOL, ROTFL. Legal costs are astronomical; adult kids are still here and a little baby too. Our old cats are 21 and baby and Daddy brought a 2 year old feline as well! Luckily, we are healthy, young enough, have a big house, and almost enough money...LOL Most of our friends think we are saints and nuts. I think we are lucky and blessed.
My story is so long it would take a hugh novel to cover it all. I had three sons Oldest was divorsed with 2 natural children and 2 adopted [All in Florida]and 10 great grand children We see very little of them, Do get an occasional picture. He is remarried and has 2 step children both married and one cild there and learned today another on the way. They are in NC.
Second son has a daughter and 3 step children We are very close to them. Thank goodness.
Number three son has two boys both married, One in service in Texas and one son close by with two girls but
don't see them too much.
We would love to see more of them but then we are pretty busy with visitation in rest homes and such, We are both getting pretty close to the 80 mark.
Hey guys! Went to court on Tuesday to ask to start custody proceedings without babe's mother, who has not been seen since April. Judge asked what steps we would take if motion was granted. Our lawyer explained, and indicated that all parties are in agreement. Judge's response "Well, if all parties and their lawyers are present and everyone agrees, let's just do the cusotdy order now!"!! Wow! Done!
:):):) Happy for you my friend. This is a time of celebration for you all. This little one be ever so lucky to have you all as his family where there is love and caring surroundings. When you stop to think of all the little ones that don't get that chance just makes a person shudder. Please keep us posted on the days ahead. This weekend we have a local festival called the Horse and Colt Show, with games, rides, parade, small scale rodeo, and a truck/tractor pull. Also there is flea markets and exhibits to see. My whole family will be together for the festivities. They all come Friday night and stay until Sunday. Looking forward to a good time. Until next time I wish you the best.


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I'm searching for some shade tree suggestions. I would like something that is not messy (no nuts, helicopters, fruits, ect). This will provide shade for the center of our front yard. We just lost a River Birch in the ice storm.
Am just wondering if any of you have any that you would recommend. I would like to have a few in mind.
Plenty of good choices out there; search this forum or google with your subject line to see what's been said multiple times before. I assume you are in northern OH? Here's a few starters.....
Fraxinus americana clones (most are males, no seed)
Ginkgo biloba clones (most are males, no seed)
Gymnocladus dioicus (male clones, no seeds)
Nyssa sylvatica (male plants, no seeds)
Look for dioecious plants (male and female flowers on separate individual plants) and you should be able to reduce the "clutter" that you wish to avoid.
Here's another one, though I'd list it below most of those John detailed above in desirability - American persimmon, male clone.
Oh, and the 'Rotundifolia' selection of sweetgum(Liquidambar styraciflua) is purportedly gumball-less, but I've seen reports of individual branches reverting to fruit-producing phenotype. Still can't bring myself to plant a sweetgum, though.
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With Easter approaching and stone fruit season just around the corner, a gluten-free pie crust recipe is absolutely necessary for those practicing a wheat-free diet. This pie crust can be paired with any filling and will be as buttery and flaky as the original.
Gluten-Free Pie Crust
Recipe Courtesy of Cooking Gluten-Free
1 cup blanched almond flour
3/4 cup tapioca flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon guar gum
1 tablespoon sugar, optional
4 tablespoons cold Earth Balance (vegan) butter
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Combine the almond flour, tapioca flour, salt, and guar gum in a food processor. Give it a good whirl a few times until it's one lovely flour.
Cut the butter into small cubes. Add it to the food processor and pulse until the flour resembles sand with small balls in it.
Add in the egg and vanilla. Pulse until combined.
Pour onto clean surface.
Place in ziplock bag and let rest in refrigerator for 15 minutes.
Grease and sprinkle a pie pan with tapioca flour. Then, tear off small pieces of the dough and press into the bottom of the pie pan until covered.
Tear off another small piece of dough and roll into a "snake" as my kids say.
Place the snake on the edge of the pie pan and press the bottom of it so it connects to the bottom crust. Do this until you've gone all the way around the pie.
Crinkle the edges. Place back in refrigerator while you make the filling, then bake as directed. Viola!
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