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1 package fast acting yeast or 2 1/4 teaspoons
1 cup of brown sugar
2 1/2 tablespoons of ground cinnamon
1/3 soft butter
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4 oz cream cheese
1/2 cup butter ( 1 stick)
1 cup powdered sugar (you can add more to taste or consistency as you want but I don't like the frosting too sweet since the filling is very sweet)
2 tsp vanilla extract or 1 vanilla bean scraped or 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla bean paste
Dissolve the yeast in the milk in a large bowl or bowl of your mixer. Mix in the sugar, butter, eggs, vanilla bean seeds or paste and salt. Add the flour and mix in well, kneading the dough with floured hands or dough hook with your mixer into a large ball. The dough should clean the sides of the bowl. Put it back into the bowl and cover the bowl with a damp cloth or plastic wrap and put it in a warm place for about an hour till it's doubled in size.
While the dough rises, mix the brown sugar and cinnamon.
Preheat the oven to 350 Degrees
Once the dough has doubled in size lay out on a floured surface, and roll it into a rectangle about 1/4 inch thick.
Spread the butter over the whole rectangle except for about a half inch at one of the long ends of your rectangle so you can seal the roll.
After you've spread the butter, sprinkle the cinnamon and sugar mixture evenly over the dough.
Now roll the dough up tightly starting at the far edge toward that clean edge(so you have one long sausage shape at the end).Press the clean edge down to seal when you are done. Make sure the ends stay in line or trim them when you're done.
Now measure out your rolls into 12 pieces and cut with a sharp knife.(Usually about an inch and a half or so for each.)
Place rolls in a greased 9x13 inch pan and cover the pan with damp cloth or seran wrap or foil. Leave for about 1/2 hour to let the rolls rise.
In the meantime, make the icing.
Beat the butter with an electric beater till very soft. Add the cream cheese and beat until light - a few minutes at least. Add the sugar and beat for a couple more minutes and lastly beat in the vanilla.
Put the rolls in the oven for about 20 minutes. The rolls should be golden brown.
Spread the frosting on warm rolls and serve.
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I found this recipe on some type of forum or something and altered it slightly.
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Brisha, this is just wanted/needed!! We don't even have a cinnabon here, only in the Delta terminal of the airport! Thank you thank you thank you, I'm trying this out this weekend!
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Tanasyuk, Pavlo and Avgerou, Chrisanthi (2009) ICT and religious tradition: the case of Mount Athos. In: IFIP WG9.4 Conference, May 2009, Dubai, UAE.
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ICT is understood to be closely associated with the shaping of late modernity. It constitutes one of its fundamental and distinctive features and is a product of its socio-economic institutions. Yet, it is increasingly taken up by traditional communities. The core question of this paper is whether the encounter of ICTs with cultures that have not embraced the values and ways of life of modernity gives rise to alternative perceptions and enactments of socio-technical ensembles. Do traditional communities disentangle the ICT artefact from the institutional context of modernity and appropriate it in their own culture and social order? Is there a potential fusion of ICT with non-modern cultures that leads to transformative effects of either the endogenous culture or the taken-for-granted 'modern' meaning of ICT value? Or is the take up of ICT, loaded with the meanings and values it inherited in its context of modernity, just eroding traditional culture and bringing them closer to modernity? We address such questions by exploring the meanings and consequences of ICT in the community of monasteries on Mount Athos that was established in Byzantine times and remained largely isolated from most institutions of modernity. This is an early stage in what we intend to make a longitudinal research, and not surprisingly, our findings at this stage are inconclusive. We found a mix of attitudes and ICT-related practices among the monks and different attitudes towards the information processing/storage and the communication functions of ICT. But overall, adoption of ICTs is increasing on Mount Athos and we identify areas in which potential changes are under way and which merit further research.
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I've been put on the GTY status for our April cruise. I'd love to read all the reviews so far and anticipate which rooms are best for my DH and I. Also, when I asked to be put in an assigned room yesterday (I changed from an inside assigned room yesterday, a cheap upgrade of only 38.00) they said I have to be on a GTY status...why? Why not assign a specific room this far out?
When a certain percentage of rooms within a specific category are booked, the category goes GTY. It's DCLs way of controlling how many rooms are available for booking. Booking now for April isn't really all that far out. Some cruises are booked as far out as a year. AFAIK, in order to find out what rooms are 9A, you'd have to look at the deck plans and find that out yourself, I don't know of anyplace that has a list of what rooms are in what categories.
Ok thanks. I actually did book this cruise almost a year out, but changed categories yesterday. It's very hard looking at the deck plans, to decipher 9A rooms. The color codes are almost identical to another category, I think it's a yellow shade. I was hoping they'd be a list somewhere out in Dis land to help me out .
Have you tried this site. It looks there isn't many 9a's, a pair fore and aft on some decks. Mouse over deck plan rooms and it shows category. http://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/Main/CL-Disney.php
Counting Cat 9A's on the DREAM deck plan, I find the following 10 staterooms: 8008 8506 7008 7506 6008 6506 6186 6686 5186 5686
With so few 9A's you may be upgraded from your 9A GTY anyway. We booked a 4E on the Wonder for location. Only offered GTY. There's only 6 of those I think. We were upgraded. Fingers crossed you'll be assigned something soon.
For our October 2012 Dream cruised we booked a 9A gty in April of 2012, and received a 9A assignment in July.
Here's hoping! I wouldn't find out 3 months before our cruise would I? I thought it was 2 weeks away that you're assigned. So what is the next step up from a 9A, a verandah?
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And you could join the 'GTY Anticipation Thread'. Lots of fun! I think they just discussed the 9A's actually. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2945751&page=34
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Sustainable Development, Shock and Awe? London 2012 and Civil Society
Hayes, Graeme and Horne, John (2011) Sustainable Development, Shock and Awe? London 2012 and Civil Society. Sociology, 45 (5). pp. 749-764. ISSN 0038-0385
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There is a disconnection between the top-down, elite, nature of sports mega-events and the ostensible redistributive and participatory sustainable development agendas staked out by BINGOs (Business-based International Non-Governmental Organizations) such as the contemporary International Olympic Committee (IOC). Focusing specifically on the London 2012 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, we argue that, for all the environmental technology advances offered by sports mega-events, their dominant model remains one of a hollowed-out form of sustainable development. Despite significant technical and methodological innovations in environmental stewardship, the development model of the London Olympics remains predicated on the satisfaction of transnational investment flows. We discuss what this means for claims about the staging of a 'green' Olympic Games.
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The Panacea Patrol
A fresh idea about how to stimulate local economies is fueling a debate about whether it can solve all problems.
When I was attending junior college in my hometown, I was a devotee of our drama instructor. This fellow was, in a way, our town artist. He lived a bohemian lifestyle. He had a French last name. And two or three times a year, he would mount a theatrical production that everybody in town would come to see.
The problem was that his taste wasn't the same as everybody else's. In this little factory town, the shop-floor managers, the doctors and the teachers came expecting to see "Carousel." What the drama teacher kept delivering was "Waiting for Godot."
In those days, my teacher was regarded as, well, annoying. But one generation's pain in the neck is the next generation's economic development asset. Today, the drama teacher would be regarded as a critical part of our town's "creative class," in Richard Florida's phrase. In other words, he would be part of the infrastructure that would attract and keep the cool, creative people who will form the basis of the 21st century American economy.
In the past two years, every economic development manager in America has heard about Florida's "creative class" idea. The theory is simple. America's metropolitan economies of the 21st century will be driven by emerging high-tech industries (such as biotechnology). This economic growth is driven largely by hip, almost bohemian, creative types. And this creative class prefers interesting and diverse urban places to the suburbs.
Since Florida's book "The Rise of the Creative Class" was published two years ago, he and his colleagues at Catalytix, his consulting firm, have roamed the country spreading this gospel and advising various cities and metro areas how to cash in on the creative class.
Now, predictably, the creative class backlash has started. In particular, Joel Kotkin, the iconoclastic urban pundit from Los Angeles, has taken the side of grunt cities. Kotkin claims that creativity is not a big job generator nationwide, and most cities are simply setting themselves up for failure and disappointment if they pin their hopes on the creative class.
Furthermore, Kotkin claims, even the creative types who drive the high-tech economy do not necessarily want to live a hip urban lifestyle. It was Kotkin, after all, who coined the memorable term "Nerdistan" to describe the supposedly boring but economically powerful suburbs--the Irvines and Sunnyvales--where high-tech engineers transform the world.
What we have here is a "panacea" battle--a new idea about how public policy can stimulate the economy, and a debate about whether or not this new idea can solve all problems.
This is familiar territory. Years ago, when I first started writing for this magazine, I was informally known around the office as the "panacea editor." It was my job to go check out the latest economic development fad--automobile assembly plants, convention centers, festival marketplaces, cineplexes--and write a story about whether it was a panacea.
In all cases, of course, the current fad was not a panacea. Neither, however, was the fad worthless. Most of these ideas work for some cities. And so it is with the creative class theory. The trick, as always, is to figure out where and how to use the idea so that it will work.
While every city in America has some kind of creative class, it's equally true--as Kotkin points out--that not every city can be a magnet for creative workers and creative work. But how deep is the market for the creative class? What kinds of cities will succeed in implementing the Florida theory, and what kinds will fail?
The depth of this market depends on what kind of economy America has over the next decade or two. If the U.S. can retain production jobs, then grunt cities will thrive with or without a creative class. But the long-term flow of production jobs to lower-cost countries seems like an irreversible trend. To thrive, most American cities will have to be centers of thinking rather than making.
The need for a more idea-based economy doesn't necessarily mean that Youngstown's future rests on the creative class, or that all denizens of Nerdistan will want their neighborhoods to be like Greenwich Village. And it most definitely doesn't make Florida's idea a panacea.
But it's likely that all American cities will rely on knowledge workers for most of their economic growth. And that means nurturing at least some of the urban assets that knowledge workers need. In some cities, this may mean downtown loft condominiums with coffee bars on the ground floor. But it also means the laborious day-to-day task of organizing the city's knowledge-based assets (universities, highly skilled workers and research labs) to take advantage of opportunities in the world economy. Even in a creative city, there is no substitute for hard work.
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Insurance Broker and Director of the Harvard Club is Dead
Edward Conway Cullinan, insurance broker, 57 years old, died yesterday morning in St. Mary's Hospital. During the last few years he had made his home at the Harvard Club, of which he had been a director for many years. He was also a member of the Harvard Club of Boston and the N.Y. Club. Services will be held at 10 A.M. tomorrow in the Lady Chapel of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Burial will be in Geneseo, N.Y.
Mr. Cullinan was born in Groveland, N.Y., a son of Jeremiah and Margaret Conway Cullinan. He prepared for college at Phillips Exeter and entered Harvard with the class of 1893. After a long experience in journalism, he became an insurance broker in 1913. He had done much valuable work for Harvard organizations and also had been an active Alumni of Exeter.
CULLINAN - Suddenly at St. Mark's Hospital on Tuesday, November 2, 1926. Edward Conway Cullinan, in his 58th year. Funeral from Chapel at 140 East 57th Street. Thursday November 4 at 9:30 a.m. Solemn high Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick's Cathedral Lady Chapel, 50th Street and 5th Avenue at 10 o'clock. Interment - Geneseo, N.Y.
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Welcome back, true believers! I know the ol' Football Outsiders server had a rough week, but I have been a busy badger over at Sports on Earth. Once you get caught up on all the DVOA goodness, be sure to check out the Lowdown -- with no apocalypse jokes and minimal Jets nonsense, because you need the break -- then poke around my new digs to find a long article full of ... Jets nonsense.
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"Think of the Cardinals loss as the $50 cable bill the Dolphins never paid when they moved out of their first apartment. It is now red-flagging their mortgage."
That is fantastic.
You have the final score of the Packers-Titans as 27-13. Does this mean you actually expect Mason Crosby to make two field goals or is he going to start missing extra points now?
I'd just like to point out that Charlie Casserly is no longer on the Redskins' payroll and that everyone currently involved with the team seems to recognize that RG3's playing style will require them to have a backup actually capable of winning games--so, not Rex Grossman.
If there are any serious Kirk Cousins trade discussions after the season, expect widespread fan mutiny. But if there are, I will be very surprised.
Are we even sure that Shanahan will not bench RG3 for Cousins given who the hot hand is?
"If the Jets, Dolphins and an AFC North team all manage to go 8-8, the Jets leapfrog over the Dolphins by virtue of the three-way common opponent tiebreaker system."
The tie within the division is resolved first. The Jets may leapfrog the Dolphins there, but it's not a three-way tiebreaker.
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San Antonio Anti-LGBT Councilwoman Resigns, Plans Run for State Senate
October 23, 2013 by Maureen McCarty, HRC Deputy Director of Marketing
San Antonio City Council Member Elisa Chan, who made headlines in August after video leaked of her making horrific anti-LGBT comments while discussing a nondiscrimination ordinance with her staff, has her sights set on the Texas Senate.
After the San Antonio Express-News broke the story with audio of Chan's true feelings of homophobia and transphobia, pressure mounted calling for the Councilwoman's resignation.
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World's first NFC enabled mobile product for contactless payment
February 9th, 2005 in Technology /Nokia today introduced a new product for secure mobile contactless payments and ticketing. The world's first Near Field Communications (NFC) product for payment and ticketing will be an enhanced version of the already announced Nokia NFC shell for Nokia 3220 phone. It delivers the promise of NFC based services, covering service discovery, payment and ticketing. The Nokia NFC shell will provide the first opportunity for consumers, mobile operators and service providers to benefit from an easy, touch-based access to services and content.
With the Nokia NFC shell for payment and ticketing, the consumer can conduct local transactions with a mobile phone, simply by touching a point of sales device or ticket gate. Consumer's payment credentials, such as debit and credit cards, and transport tickets are securely stored in the integrated smart card chip of the Nokia NFC shell. The Nokia NFC shell for payment and ticketing is compliant and interoperable with contactless smart card infrastructure. Hence additional investments are not required.
"Visa is always looking for exciting, first-rate innovations that advance the field of contactless payment and we are pleased to join forces with Nokia in this pioneering effort," said Jim Lee, senior vice president, Product Technology and Standards, Visa International. "The development of the Nokia NFC shell serves as a natural extension of Visa's contactless card and phone programs around the world. Moreover, it aligns well with Visa's commitment to enabling payments anywhere, anytime, through any device."
"We are pleased that Nokia is developing technology that will support MasterCard® PayPass(TM) contactless payment technology in a mobile handset. This is a natural extension to the successful PayPass market trial that we carried out together in Dallas, Texas in 2003. MasterCard's research has consistently shown that consumers are interested in using their mobile phones for making convenient payments in the future," said Richard Fletcher, senior vice president, Mobile and Wireless Centre of Excellence, MasterCard International.
In the first live NFC-based public transport ticketing showcase of its kind, Nokia 3220 mobile phones will be tested within the local bus network in the city of Hanau, near Frankfurt, Germany. For the trial Nokia is collaborating with the regional public transport authority, the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund (RMV). The mobile phone offers customers a quick and convenient way to use the public transport network. "NFC enables us to securely store and electronically control tickets in mobile phones. To us another important feature of the project is, that the NFC enabled phones are compatible with the contactless smart card infrastructure already installed in Hanau," said Peter Preuss, Head of Strategy and Innovation at RMV.
"Secure payment and ticketing functionalities add true value to consumers everyday life," said Petri Vesikivi, Director, Nokia Ventures Organization. "With this new innovative product, mobile operators can provide payment and ticketing applications to the phone together with service providers such as banks and transportation companies. We are excited about this opportunity and keen on starting first commercial deployments."
The Nokia NFC shell for payment and ticketing will be available in mid 2005. The product will be distributed to consumers through operators, and as such it will not be generally available as a traditional enhancement.
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Kidvid Capsule Reviews: "Green Eggs and Ham" SE Blu-ray & "Dora's Rescue in the Mermaid Kingdom"
The Green Eggs and Ham Special Edition
Brings a Seussian 'Toon to high-definition.
This 70's special is from DePatie-Freleng;
For the time, the animation is quite appealing.
And, of course, who doesn't love Seuss?
Only a fool or a Grump-Flappa-Roose.
"The Sneetches" is a tale of how foolish racism
Leads only to light wallets and loss-of-face-ism.
"The Zax" shows stubbornness yields not more but less.
(Could it be Seuss predicted our current Congress?)
But "Green Eggs and Ham" is the runaway winner
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Picture and sound are perfectly clear
With just one problem: there's not enough here!
One special on this disc? No bonuses to see?
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You'll get to the end and shout, "What? That's it?
This Blu-ray's a load of flabber-le-blit!"
Hola! Soy Edwardo! Do you know what this is?
Right! It's another Dora the Explorer DVD adventure. There are three episodes on this DVD:
Dora's Rescue in the Mermaid Kingdom
Benny the Castaway
Dora's Moonlight Adventure
That's Mermaid…Castaway…Moonlight. Mermaid…Castaway…Moonlight! Can you remember which one comes first?
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information about churches, synagogues, missions, temples, and other places of worship in
the City of St. Louis Missouri between 1770-1970. The directory uses the boundaries of
1876 to define the City of St. Louis. Listings for places of worship in St. Louis County or its independent municipalities are not included. If a place of worship moved outside the City of St. Louis, information following the relocation is not included. HADLEY BOULEVARD | HALL STREET | HALLS FERRY ROAD | HAMILTON AVENUE | HAMMETT PLACE | HAMPTON AVENUE | HANCOCK AVENUE | HAPSBURGER | HARNEY AVENUE | HARPER STREET | HARRISON | HAVEN STREET | HAWK STREET | HEBERT STREET | HENRY STREET | HEBERT STREET | HELEN STREET | HENRIETTA STREET | HEREFORD AVENUE | HERMITAGE AVENUE | HEWITT AVENUE | HIAWATHA STREET | HICKORY STREET | HODIAMONT AVENUE | HOGAN STREET | HOLLY HILLS AVENUE | HORTON PLACE | HOWARD STREET | HUMPHREY AVENUE | HUNT AVENUE 2117 NORTHSIDE EVANGELICSTIC CHURCH [1955] (at Commercial) ST. LOUIS BETHEL ASSOCIATION OF THE WESTERN
SEAMENS FRIEND SOCIETY [1880] (no address) GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH [1875] (at Maple Ave.) "Rose Hill Hall" FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST [1909-24] (sw cor Marcus Ave.) HAMMETT PLACE CHRISTIAN [1905-?] HAMPTON AVENUE (see also BILLION AVENUE) (ne cor Julian) HAMPTON AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH [1920] 418 W. POINT BREEZE BAPTIST MISSION [1928] Back to the top(at Gravois Rd.) EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER (aka Gravois Rd. Evangelical Mission) [1908-21] Back to the top(at Robin) THEKLA BAPTIST CHURCH [1928-29] Back to the top3511 PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH [1890-99?] Back to the topHARRISON (see also TYLER and BRANCH) 309-15 So. OLIVE CHAPEL [A.M.E.] [1964-2003] Back to the top(sw cor Virginia) JOHN HANNA CHAPEL [1910] 731 ST. BERNARDS (Abbot) CHURCH [1875-1973] Back to the top1323 GOOD SHEPHERD CHAPEL [1960-70] (nr Bryan Ave.) ST. PAULS CHURCH [Evangelical Lutheran] [1875-85] Back to the top(at Emma) ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH [1955] Back to the top(at Lafayette) MOUNT CALVARY (Protestant) EPISCOPAL CHURCH [1870-77] (at Winona) UNITY (United) LUTHERAN CHURCH [1927-30] 2736 BENTON FIRST BAPTIST [1925] Back to the top(nr Lanham) ELLENDALE CHRISTIAN CHURCH [1897-1902] Back to the topHIAWATHA STREET (now PULASKI) (at Compton) ST. HEDWIGS CHURCH [1904-29] Back to the topHICKORY STREET (see also COLE) (cor Armstrong) GERMAN MISSION AND SUNDAY SCHOOL [1910] (at Pennsylvania) OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH [1819-59] (at N. Market) ST. LIBORIUS CHURCH [1857-88] HOLLY HILLS AVENUE (formerly KANSAS) (at Pennsylvania) ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH [1775] 6113 CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST [1960] (at 14th) GERMAN NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH [1870] (at Bent Ave.) OAK HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [1895-1907] (at Tower Grove) FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE [1926-27] |