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That is where the company's Mission Control is located for this flight and where Mr Musk positioned himself for Tuesday's launch.
Mr Musk founded SpaceX a decade ago. He's poured millions of his own money into the company, and NASA has contributed $381 million as seed money. In all, the company has spent more than $1 billion on the effort.
Hundreds of SpaceX and NASA guests poured into the launching area in the wee hours of Tuesday, eager to see firsthand the start of this new commercial era.
In December 2010, SpaceX became the first private company to launch a spacecraft into orbit and retrieve it. That test flight of a Dragon capsule paved the way for this mission, which also is meant to culminate with a splashdown of the capsule in the Pacific.
This newest capsule is supposed to remain at the space station for a week before bringing back experiments and equipment. None of the other types of current cargo ships can return safely; they burn up on the way down.
SpaceX and NASA officials stress this is a demonstration flight and that even if something goes wrong, much can be learned.
"Whatever happens today, we could not have done it without (at)NASA, but errors are ours alone and me most of all," Musk said via Twitter right before Saturday's launch abort. The company will try again no matter what; two more Dragon supply missions, in fact, are planned this year.
Mr Musk, 40, is the chief executive officer and chief designer for SpaceX. He also runs Tesla Motors, his electric car company.
Future projects in planning stages include a spaceflight launch system called the Falcon Heavy that uses rocket engines, that if all goes to plan would be the most powerful rocket in the US inventory since the Apollo era; as well as a NASA robotic mission to mars in 2018. Mr Musk has state his intention for the company is to help create a permanent human presence on Mars.
NASA retired its space shuttle fleet last summer. The three remaining shuttles - Discovery, Endeavour and Atlantis - are now relegated to museums.
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Crazy Colts Fan - Time for Darrius Heyward-Bey to Get to Work If Indianapolis Colts fans wanted a little reassurance that signing Darrius Heyward Bey was a good move I think they have it. Why? Because the youngster is smart enough to realize he is in a rather good position and it sounds like he is not going to blow it. Now I am not just talking about playing in Indy or with one of the up and coming quarterbacks in the NFL in Andrew Luck, but the fact that should he stick he will be the veteran that the offense is going to look to for leadership in a year or two when Reggie Wayne retires. So all he has to do is stay on the team and then he'll be the man, right? Wrong! The results have to be there of course and he can't be a distraction on or off the field either. He needs to be the consummate professional. And he gets the chance to learn how to do all that from one of the best in the game--Reggie Wayne! (For the full post follow the above link to the CrazyCo...
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A Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites hotel under construction on Del. 1 near Rehoboth used a loophole to build higher than Sussex County's limit of 42 feet for commercial buildings. County council on Tuesday made it tougher for buildings to get approval to build higher than 42 feet. / GARY EMEIGH/THE NEWS JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN — A loophole allowing several hotels and a mixed-use building to elude Sussex Countys 42-foot height limit on commercial and residential buildings was shut Tuesday by County Council.
The council voted 4-0 to delete a sentence in the county code that permitted public and semi-public buildings in many zoning districts to be built up to 60 feet tall. Vance Phillips, the councilman whod spoken most fervently against the proposed change in previous meetings, was absent for Tuesdays vote.
The ordinance that passed Tuesday only allows buildings owned by government agencies to invoke the 60-foot loophole in the law. Other developers can petition the countys Board of Adjustment for permission to build above 42 feet, and municipalities have their own rules within their borders.
The public or semi-public clause had allowed projects like a Marriott Fairfield Inn & Suites, being built on Del. 1 outside Rehoboth Beach, to include a fourth story, which often cant be done when 42 feet is the limit.
But several County Council members have said, during discussions on the issue in recent months, they didnt realize the code could be interpreted to apply to hotels or office space until recently, when several developers utilized the exception.
Im not so sure it was ever the intent of people who wrote this thing to exceed 42 feet, Vincent said Tuesday as he cast a vote to amend the law.
The council tightened the rule shortly after getting a report about quarterly building-related revenue from finance director Gina Jennings. The third-quarter revenue figures are up 18 percent over the same period a year ago and up 48 percent from 2012, Jennings said.


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How would Americans respond if dozens of ISIS terrorists emerged from tunnels inside a major US city like San Diego? According to a new thriller from Dan Gordon, that horrific scenario is all too possible.
Day of the Dead is his new novel based on front lines, real life experiences from last summer's war with Hamas.
They dug tunnels inside Israel and planned to kill, maim, and kidnap as many Israelis as they could.
Thankfully, the IDF stopped those deadly plans. But is the United States ready for ISIS to use already dug drug smuggling tunnels? We talked to Gordon about his book and why he feels it's a wakeup call to the United States.
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Monday, June 01, 2015
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyau warns a nuclear Iran is a thousand times worse than ISIS.
And, U.S. Sen. Lindsay Graham says Mideast Christianity is in peril.
Plus a former Muslim girl recounts her escape from Islam; and a photojournalist looks at Israel's history.
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Friday, May 15, 2015
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The Iraqi nun Diana Momeka told the Congress Wednesday that the Christian Iraqis have lost "everything including their dignity and history," while ISIS attempts to eliminate the Christian existence in the area.
Momeka, who was displaced by ISIS, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that although a year has passed since ISIS gained control over the Nineveh Plains in northern Iraq, Christian Iraqi citizens are still in dire need of assistance in liberating their lands.
According to the Christian Post newspaper, Sister Diana, who works with the Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena, escaped from Qaraqosh to the Kurdistan region last summer after ISIS assumed control over the Mosul region.
Diana explained in the hearing session held before Congress on Iraqi Christians that she is one of over 120,000 citizens who left their houses and property and fled to Kurdistan to escape from crimes committed by ISIS.
She asked, "Why should we leave our country? What have we done? The Christians of Iraq are the first people of the land." She mentioned that ISIS aims to empty Iraq of Christians, so it displaces Christians forcibly.
"When you lose your house and everything you own, you lose your culture and heritage. Thus, you also lose your identity. We lost our identity," she said.
Katharyn Hanson, a fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Museum's Cultural Heritage Center, testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on ISIS destruction of Iraqi cultural heritage. She pointed to a number of ancient cultural and religious sites and monuments destroyed by the terrorist group.
She mentioned that ISIS destroyed the tomb of the Prophet Jonah last June and also mentioned the video released by ISIS, which shows the destruction of 7th-century sculptures that were highly regarded by today's Assyrian Christians.
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Wednesday, May 06, 2015
The country is recovering from the terror attack in Garland, Texas. While ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, at the very least, they seem to have inspired the assault. Just a few days after the incident, here's an idea of what's next.
ISIS and their followers are driven by a relentless ideology. They divide the world in two categories: the House of War and the House of Peace.
The House of Peace is that part of the world already under the sway of Islam, like the Islamic State. The House of War is the part of the world not yet under the heel of Islam. Think America or Israel. The life-long duty of these jihadists is to fight and conform the House of War into the House of Peace.
This author cited the self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State, Bakr al-Baghdadi in Destination Jerusalem: ISIS, Convert or Die, Christian Persecution and Preparing for the Days Ahead. Last July he declared an Islamic caliphate for the first time in nearly 100 years and declared:
"O Ummah [nation] of Islam, indeed the world today has been divided into two camps and two trenches, with no third camp present: The camp of Islam and faith and the camp of kufr [disbelief] and hypocrisy – the camp of the Muslims and the mujadhin everywhere, and the camp of the Jews, the crusaders, their allies and with them the rest of the nations and religions of kufr, all being led by America and Russia and being mobilized by the Jews."
At the end of his address, al-Baghdadi expressed the ultimate goal of his caliphate:
"This is my advice to you. If you hold to it, you will conquer Rome and own the world, if Allah wills."
This is a worldwide jihad and America is one of their main targets. They boast now they have 71 trained soldiers in 15 states and promised to murder Pamela Geller and anyone who shields her. They also named five specific states they plan to attack: Virginia, Maryland, Illinois, California, and Michigan.
Now with active FBI investigations into ISIS activity in all 50 states, it seems just a matter of time before the next terror attack.
The Great Debate
Immediately after the terror attack in Garland, the debate began over whether this event – a contest about cartoons on the Prophet Mohammed – "crossed the line" and unnecessarily provoked these two would-be assassins. Or did the organizers exercise their God-given freedom of speech guaranteed under the First Amendment of the United States, which states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
Donald Trump lined up on the "crossed the line" side when he asked "What the h*** were those people thinking?" On the other side, former Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew McCarthy, who led the prosecution against the blind Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, responsible for the 1993 terror attack against the World Trade Center, wrote an article in National Review.
"It is very unfortunate that this debate is so often triggered by forms of expression that non-jihadists will find insulting and therefore that even anti-jihadists will find uncomfortable to defend.This grossly understates the stakes involved. This is about much more than cartoons.
As I outline in Islam and Free Speech, classical sharia forbids most artistic representations of animate life, not just expressions that are obviously sacrilegious. More significantly, it deems as blasphemous not just expressions that insult the prophet and Islam itself but also critical examinations of Islam...
It is not the purpose of Pam Geller, Geert Wilders, the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists, and other activists to insult Muslims. Their mission is to awaken us to the challenge of Islamic supremacists — not just the violent jihadists but also the powerful Islamist forces behind the jihad. Islamists are attempting to coerce us into abandoning our commitment to free expression. They are pressuring us to accommodate their totalitarian system rather than accepting assimilation into our liberty culture…
It would be easy, in our preening gentility, to look down our noses at a Mohammed cartoon contest. But we'd better understand the scope of the threat the contest was meant to raise our attention to — a threat triggered by ideology, not cartoons. There is in our midst an Islamist movement that wants to suppress not only insults to Islam but all critical examination of Islam. That movement is delighted to leverage the atmosphere of intimidation created by violent jihadists, and it counts the current United States government among its allies."
McCarthy makes the point that freedom is on the line in Garland, Texas, and the next place where ISIS inspired jihadists may strike. This is a battle of freedom and tyranny. If we miss this point, we do so at our peril.
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Tuesday, May 05, 2015
On Tuesday, ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack at the convention center near Dallas that hosted a contest featuring cartoons of the prophet Mohammed. They announced the claim on their Al Bayan radio station from the Syrian city of Raqqa, the self-proclaimed capital of their caliphate.
While intelligence experts are verifying their assertion, ISIS proclaimed "two soldiers of the caliphate" carried out Sunday's attack. They promised more attacks to come.
Whether they planned or had a hand in the operation, it marked the first time the Islamic State claimed an attack on U.S. soil. Their claim stamped an exclamation point on this incident: whether we recognize it or not, ISIS is at war with the United States of America.
One retired U.S. general on nationwide TV made the point this morning that the U.S. can't win this war until we recognize our enemy. This reporter made the same point in Destination Jerusalem: ISIS, Convert or Die, Christian Persecution and Preparing for the Days Ahead.
Here are some excerpts that seem all too relevant in light of the near massacre in Texas.
Sun Tzu, the great Chinese military, wrote in The Art of War, "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle."
Sun Tzu knew war. In war, he said, it's vital to know your enemy – and yourself. However, it seems that too many in the West stumble into the fray of this new warfare with radical Islam, knowing neither themselves nor their enemy.
Many cite U.S. President Barack Obama. In the beginning of America's new chapter of the war with ISIS, Obama addressed the nation on September 10, 2014. He stepped up to the podium on the State Floor of the White House, looked into the camera and began to read the teleprompter:
"My fellow Americans, tonight I want to speak to you about what the United States will do with our friends and allies to degrade and ultimately destroy the terrorist group known as ISIL."
With his declared determination to destroy ISIL (ISIS), the president went on to define this newfound enemy of the United States:
"Now let's make two things clear: ISIL is not 'Islamic.' No religion condones the killing of innocents. And the vast majority of ISIL's victims have been Muslim. And ISIL is certainly not a state."
Now he labeled the Islamic State as "not Islamic."
Yet, former Muslims, those who grew up under the shadow of Islam for much of their lives, spoke up and respectfully disagreed with the commander in chief. It may not be the Islam President Obama wants, but they say the religion and practices embraced by the Islamic State come straight from the Qur'an.
A Daring Question
One well-known former Muslim, Brother Rasheed, hosts a popular program called "Daring Questions." (www.islamexplained.com, www.facebook.com/daringquestions, @BrotherRasheed on Twitter.)
His provocative call-in program, shown on satellite throughout much of the Muslim world, challenges Muslims about what Islam really teaches. Rasheed grew up in Morocco as a Muslim but later in life embraced Christianity. He felt so strongly about President Obama's description of ISIL that he recorded the following rebuttal and posted it on YouTube.
With an exhaustive life's resume inside the world of Islam, Brother Rasheed spoke from experience and with authority. His address is a chilling reminder to the West from one who grew up under Islam of what it really teaches, who ISIL really is, and the enemy the West faces today.
He began respectfully:
"Dear Mr. President, with all due respect, sir, I must tell you that you are wrong about ISIL. You said that ISIL speaks for no religion. I'm a former Muslim. My Dad is an imam. I spent more than 20 years studying Islam. I hold a bachelor's degree in religious studies. And I'm in the middle of my master's degree in terrorism studies. I can tell you with confidence that ISIL speaks for Islam. Allow me to correct you, Mr. President, ISIL is a Muslim organization. Its name stands for Islamic State, so even the name suggests that it is an Islamic movement.
"Their leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, holds a PhD in Islamic studies. I doubt you know Islam better than he does. He was a preacher and a religious leader in one of the local mosques in Baghdad. ISIL's 10,000 members are all Muslims.
None of them are from any other religion. They come from different countries and have one common denominator — Islam. They are following Islam's prophet Mohammed in every detail. They imitate him by growing their beards, shaving their mustaches and in the way they dress (Sahih Muslim, Book 2, Hadith 69; http://sunnah.com/muslim/2/69).
"Mr. President, I grew up in Morocco, supposedly a moderate country. Yet I still learned at a young age to hate the enemies of Allah, especially Jews and Christians. These are represented today by Israel and the West, especially the 'Great Satan' America. I prayed five times a day, repeating Al-Fatihah, the first chapter in the Qur'an, asking Allah to lead me not in the way of those who went astray and those who have the wrath of Allah upon them. We all knew that it was Jews and Christians.
"We have been brainwashed to hate all of you in our sacred texts, in our prayers, in our Friday sermons, in our educational systems. We were ready to join any group that would one day fight you and destroy you and make Islam the religion of the whole world as the Qur'an says. This is what I and millions like me have been taught."
Arabs for Israel
Another former Muslim, Nonie Darwish, also disagreed with President Obama's view of Islam. Darwish founded Arabs for Israel.
After the president's address, we spoke with her one day via Skype at an undisclosed location. She – like Brother Rasheed – cannot divulge where she lives because fatwas (Islamic religious edicts) have declared she can be killed. It's another living example of how Islam is often not a "religion of peace."
"So this idea that what ISIS (ISIL) is doing is un-Islamic is not true at all," she told us. She explained ISIS's ultimate goal. "The goals of the Islamic State are to empower itself to control the whole of the Middle East and expand to achieve the goals of Islam of converting the whole world into one Islamic state, forcing Islam on the rest of the world."
Like Brother Rasheed, she warned that political correctness masks the true danger of ISIS, obscures the true identity of our enemy and puts the whole world at risk: "People have to wake up because the essence of our Judeo-Christian values and our way of life is at stake."
She feels many in the West simply "don't get it."
"No, I don't think they fully understand and unfortunately even people in the media in the West, many of them don't understand, that it is pure barbaric. It's not 'live and let live' the way the West thinks. Islam is not designed to co-exist. Islam is designed to replace. So it's either us or them. That's how they view it and there is no co-existence in their mind."
She added a chilling warning to the Western world if we fail to understand who our enemy is.
"Our children in the next 20 years might be fighting door to door in America with ISIS on the streets of America. …Our Western civilization is at stake. Our Judeo-Christian culture is at stake. It's being destroyed consistently and persistently by our politicians and our media."
"I don't think Western people today are acting like they care about their freedom and democracy. They're tired of protecting their freedom, and this doesn't go unnoticed by Islam. Islam is very vigorous. It has been empowered. We are allowing ourselves to be weakened and everybody is covering up for Obama. People have to wake up because the essence of our Judeo-Christian values and our way of life is at stake. And it's not just Israel. … Israel is just the front line. This is all of Western civilization… we are getting into a very dark period of history."
Garland, Texas, may be just one more stop on this "very dark period of history."
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Monday, May 04, 2015
Was ISIS behind Texas terror attack?
If not, it fits their modus operandi. If so, it's one more example of how some Muslims, like those of the Islamic State, want to limit the freedoms enjoyed in the United States of America. These attacks are designed to strike fear, intimidate and silence free speech.
In Destination Jerusalem: ISIS, Convert or Die, Christian Persecution and Preparing for the Days Ahead, this author wrote about how ISIS has dispatched orders to Muslims in the West:
"ISIS sent out fiendish commands giving detailed instructions on how to attack Westerners: "Rig the roads with explosives for them. Attack their bases. Raid their homes. Cut off their heads. Do not let them feel secure. Hunt them wherever they may be. Turn their worldly life into fear and fire. Remove their families from their homes and thereafter blow up their homes."
These assaults (attacks in Moore, Okla., Sydney, Australia, and London, England) involved just a few, but the psychological shock rippled through those nations and around the world. An individual attack can often jar people more than a massive bloodbath. When ISIS marched and then murdered hundreds of Iraqi soldiers in the sands of the Iraqi desert, it jolted the West. But when ISIS beheaded American journalist James Foley, it hit home, shifted the national debate in the U.S. and prodded a reluctant president to war.
The motivation sprang from the fact that Foley was a U.S. citizen, but also from the intimate and personal nature of the murder. Beheading seems one of the most gruesome end-of-life experiences; contemplating it, an anathema. Suddenly this abhorrent act became more personal, real. That could be me. This could be my son, my brother, my friend. We grieved with Foley's parents, John and Diane. The nature of the slaying itself seemed the stuff of horror films, but this was not a movie. It was real.
Tragically, the individual beheadings continued…journalist Steven Sotloff…British aid worker David Haines…and so on.
Closer to home and fueled by Islamic State directives, could rogue groups maraud or "lone wolves" attack? Suddenly, ISIS isn't just "over there" but now "over here." Maybe next door. People might go to work thinking, Could I be next? What if I go to the mall and something happens?
Call it the "new normal" when someone doesn't "go postal" but "goes ISIS." Today's ubiquitous streams of communication—Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and the 24/7 news cycle—amplify these attacks. Everybody knows.
For ISIS, it's all part of their strategy. To intimidate, sow fear, and bully a people…or a nation. It's psychological and spiritual warfare.
It's by design. It's terror…it's fear…on the loose. As this Arab folk tale tells us, it can be deadly:
"A wise old man, traveling on a desert road to Baghdad, met the figure of Pestilence hurrying ahead of him. 'Why are you in such a haste to reach Baghdad?' asked the old man. 'I am due to take 5,000 lives in the city,' Pestilence replied, before it went away.
"Later, on the return journey, they met again. 'You lied to me,' said the old man reproachfully. 'You said you would take 5,000 lives, but you took away 10,000 instead.'
"'I did not do it!' Pestilence swore. 'I took 5,000 and not one more; Fear killed the rest.'"
This may be the new normal.
But one woman interviewed on national TV defied the fear, refused to be intimidated and exclaimed:
"We will not live in fear in Texas!"
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Friday, May 01, 2015
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: Israel responds to Nepal's massive earthquake.
Plus, we look at new technology that's keeping Holocaust stories alive for the next generation.
Finally, Hope 4 Iraq - one woman's fight against radical Islam through faith and hope.
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Friday, April 24, 2015
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: Israel, a modern miracle, celebrates its independence and remembers its dead.
Plus, Jews return to Israel, fulfilling Bible prophecy.
Finally, we take a look at why a world-famous cartoonist looked to the Bible to name his cartoons.
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Friday, April 17, 2015
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: Rewarding Iran's defiance with a strategic Russian missile deal.
Also, Iran has just been appointed to an international position "protecting" women's rights.
Finally, remembering the Holocaust with stories of love, hope, and resilience.
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Monday, April 13, 2015
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: It's a dream deal for Iran, a nightmare for the world as leaders are on the verge of a deal with a nuclear Iran.
And, Arabs and Jews living in peace at a top Israeli University, so why a U.S. State Dept. boycott?
Plus, the forgotten campaign to #BringBackOurGirls. Click play below to watch.
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Breakfast Rice Cereal
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|1⁄8 Teaspoon
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|Mixed dried fruit
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|Skim milk
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Ground nutmeg
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|Brown sugar
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In a 2 quart saucepan bring water and salt to boiling; add rice and dried fruit bits.
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Winifred S. Byrne "Winnie" passed away Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013, at Francis House in Syracuse. Winnie grew up on the west side of Syracuse and attended St. Patrick's High School. She graduated from the Eastman School of Dental Hygiene in Rochester.
She worked in the Syracuse city schools as a dental hygienist, she also worked as a dental hygienist for her father, Dr. Carl Sorgenfrei in the Lowes building in downtown Syracuse. She later married C. Vincent Byrne who predeceased her in 2010. Winnie and Vinnie started their family on Hancock Drive in Syracuse, later moving to Skaneateles where they resided for the last 45 years. Winnie also volunteered at Community General Hospital for many years in the gift shop. She worked for several years at various estate sales, auctions and enjoyed collecting antiques. She was an avid golfer and was a member of the Skaneateles Country Club. One of her favorite passions was golfing which she did in Ireland and Scotland with her beloved husband, Vincent. Most of all she was a loving, involved and devoted mother to seven children and nineteen grandchildren. She loved spending winters in Naples, Fla., golfing and walking the beach. She was also a passionate reader and could often be found reading the latest bestseller.
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The Easy Yellow Cake is one of my favorite cake preparations that can be served as a dessert. Prepared with baking powder and swans down cake flour, the Easy Yellow Cake are best served on get together and parties.
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Combine flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar in sifter.
Stir shortening just to soften.
Sift in dry ingredients.
Add 3/4 cup of the milk and the vanilla; mix until all flour is dampened.
Beat 2 minutes at a low speed of electric mixer or 300 vigorous strokes by hand.
Add eggs, remaining milk, and beat 1 minute longer in mixer or 150 strokes by hand.
Pour batter into two 9-inch layer pans or three 8-inch layer pans which have been lined on the bottoms with paper.
Bake in moderate oven (350°F.) 25 to 30 minutes for 9-inch layers and 20 to 25 minutes for 8-inch layers or bake in a 13x9x2-inch pan for 35 to 40 minutes.
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I LOVED TRAPPED. Maybe because it was 3 of us from MiceChat so smaller group. Found the waiver to be funny and I think all of us forgot about the safe word period. I LOVED the sets especially the first room (bathroom) one and the morgue. It didn't take us long we actually finished in about 15 minutes because we were smart enough to figure out what to do especially in a couple of rooms. Only scary part for me was an enclosed space but I did it and I had to have help by the guide/monster so yes touching is part of it.
Kudos to Knott's for including a free 5x7 picture of your group. That was very nice of them. Would I do it again? Definitely we ave reservations on Halloween night and either plan to take our time more or else try to see how fast we can get out lol. It definitely is not or those who don't like small spaces.
Hopefully if they bring it back next year it won't be the same.
Of the new mazes Trick Or Treat was just ok to me. However Pinocchio Unstrung was my new favorite. Between the storyline (same as the ride) and the talent I was screaming thru most of that maze. Biggest letdown of new mazes was Dominion Of The Dead. Sorry but the vampires were just standing there not really doing anything YET the premise was they are hungry blood thirsty vampires no Twilight sparkly vampires YET I found this maze to be just that.


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McConnell Seeks Cuts to Entitlements in Talks on U.S. Debt
May 13 (Bloomberg) -- Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said he wants "significant" near-term cuts in federal agency budgets paired with longer-term reductions to programs like Medicare and Medicaid in exchange for his support for a boost in the U.S. debt limit.
Speaking to reporters yesterday after Senate Republicans met with President Barack Obama in Washington, McConnell said he wants goals set over time to help curb federal budget deficits, including caps for the next two years on spending for programs appropriated by Congress.
McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, said he will insist on big policy changes in the Medicare and Medicaid health-care programs to help restore the nation's fiscal balance. He urged Obama to help specify adjustments both parties can embrace. Doing so now, with bipartisan support, would help nullify the policy changes as issues in the 2012 elections, he said.
"We can do something important for the country together, and this is the opportunity," the top Senate Republican said. "That is the importance of this debt ceiling moment. It is the one time when we have to come together, and we need to come together to do something really significant."
While he said he favors addressing the long-term solvency of Social Security, McConnell said that is unlikely to happen as part of a debt-limit vote because of Democratic opposition.
Obama is reaching out to lawmakers in both parties to win approval of an increase in the debt ceiling. The government is scheduled to hit the $14.3 trillion debt limit next week and will run out of options for avoiding default by early August, according to projections by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
Republican Support
Republican support for any deficit-cutting plan is critical in both chambers. Republicans control the House, and while Democrats control 53 seats in the 100-member Senate, that's well short of the 60 needed to end a filibuster that blocks legislation.
The meeting Obama held yesterday with Senate Republicans was described by White House press secretary Jay Carney as "constructive."
Obama delivered the same message that he did in a session with Senate Democrats a day earlier: "We all need to work together to find common ground," Carney said at a White House briefing. "Both sides have to give a little."
Republicans who met with Obama said a major area of disagreement was whether to include tax increases in any agreement. Republicans argued against them while the administration supports some tax increases, they said.
'Point of Disagreement'
"The president indicated that's a point of disagreement," said Senator John Hoeven, a Republican from North Dakota.
Vice President Joe Biden held a separate discussion yesterday with a bipartisan group of legislative leaders who first began meeting with him of the fiscal issues May 5.
"We are actually making progress," Biden told reporters afterward. "I'm convinced we can get a significant down payment" on reducing the debt. The group plans to meet again after the House's one-week recess next week, said the vice president, who also said he doesn't have a timetable for reaching a decision.
'Positive' Talks
Representative Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat participating in the talks, called them "positive and constructive," while also saying in an interview that the group hadn't yet dealt with "politically nuclear" issues.
McConnell told reporters a comprehensive tax overhaul can't be accomplished before August. On spending caps, he said that in addition to a two-year agreement on discretionary spending limits, he wants a five- or 10-year plan to reduce spending for entitlement programs and for programs determined annually by Congress.
He declined to specify any changes he would make to Medicare or Medicaid, and said the ideas outlined by leaders of Obama's debt commission last year could be a basis for a plan.
McConnell's push for strict limits came as House Speaker John Boehner, an Ohio Republican, said he wants any deal to lean in favor of specific cuts to programs, including entitlement programs. He expressed skepticism about broad longer-term limits on debt, deficits or spending.
Obama Proposal
Obama has proposed a debt "fail-safe" that would trigger cuts and tax changes to raise more revenue if the ratio of debt to gross domestic product hasn't stabilized by 2014. Senate Republicans have been weighing a bipartisan proposal to cap spending at 20.6 percent of GDP in a decade, down from 24.3 percent now.
"I don't want phony caps, I don't want phony targets" because "Congress has found a way to wiggle out of them," Boehner said. Congress must act now to curb spending, the speaker said, as otherwise "the markets will act for us very soon."
Legislation to cap federal spending at 18 percent of gross domestic product by 2016 was proposed today by House Republicans. The measure would automatically rescind spending if Congress misses the target, as calculated by the Office of Management and Budget.
Georgia Republican Jack Kingston, the primary sponsor, told reporters he believed the House Republican leadership "wants this to be part of the discussion with the president" when he was asked about the speaker's comments about "phony caps."
Boehner's spokesman, Michael Steel, responded to Kingston's comment by saying, "We're willing to look at any proposal that would result in real spending cuts."
Support Predicted
Ohio Representative Jim Jordan, chairman of the Republican Study Group, predicted that spending caps would get support of many members of that caucus.
The cost of government borrowing has remained low by historical standards. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was 3.172 percent at 1:38 p.m. in New York and has averaged 3.36 percent since April 18, when Standard & Poor's warned that U.S. debt risks losing its AAA credit rating unless Congress and the president implement a plan to reduce annual deficits and long-term debt by 2013.
Obama has proposed cutting $4 trillion over 12 years through spending cuts and tax increases, such as eliminating tax incentives for oil companies to drill for new petroleum sources. The House-approved Republican budget resolution would cut $6 trillion over a decade and privatize Medicare for people now younger than 55.
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Feb. 12, 2010
By Richard Stevens -- Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
The question for the Lobos really isn't which Kalee Whipple will show up for Utah to battle Lobos in The Pit: The Whipple who scored 11 against the Lobos in Salt Lake City or the Whipple who scored 45 points in a four-overtime loss to TCU.
Well, it would be nice if the 11-point Whipple would show up, but the Lobos have other players to worry about: namely Lobos.
The Lobos who showed up to post wins at Brigham Young, vs. TCU in The Pit and a stunner at San Diego State are one of the top teams in the Mountain West Conference. The Lobos who lost 65-59 to the UNLV Lady Rebels Wednesday night in The Pit aren't so tough.
"We need to play a more aggressive game," said Lobo coach Don Flanagan.
Yeah, aggression is a good game, especially with the backing of The Pit to provide extra energy and that Sixth-Man advantage. Flanagan wasn't happy his Lobos didn't use that edge against UNLV. That edge surely will be back Saturday. This is Utah. This is Elaine Elliott. This is Lobos with their backs to the MWC wall again.
The Lobos might be looking at a leg-weary Utah team in The Pit. The Utes had to run up and down for an extra half -- four overtimes -- vs. a fiesty Horned Frog group. Utah lost 105-96.
"You amost consider that two games, or a game and a half," said Flanagan, who said he doubted if the Utes' did any sprint work after dropping one at home to TCU. "Elaine will have them ready. She does a nice job. She has a group of players who are very disciplined.
"I think emotionally that was a very difficult game (for Utah) to lose. That was a tough loss for them. I hope (Whipple) is tired."
At this time of the season, teams might do some minor tinkering, but they pretty much dance with who brung 'em. The Lobos like to run some in The Pit and score out of transition. The Lobos can be a good driving team behind Sara Halasz, Lauren Taylor and Amanda Best. The Lobos sometimes are fearsome in the paint behind Eileen Weissmann and Jessica Kielpinski.
The Lobos get leadership, hustle and 3-point bombs from Amy Beggin. When all that stuff shows up at the same time, the Lobos beat team like BYU, TCU and SDSU. Flanagan said his Lobos are trying to push the UNLV game out of their minds and focus on what makes them good. That would be a good thing against the Utes. Utah, like most teams, likes to knock down Lobos in The Pit.
"I think we get everybody's best effort when they come to The Pit," said UNM's Amanda Best. "Utah always comes in wanting to beat us. They have given us a few punches over the past few years, so we're hoping we can give them one back."
A key to hitting Utah with any punch is throw a defensive rope around Whipple. This Ute is good.
"She's a guard who is six-foot, 6-foot-1. She doesn't have many weaknesses," said Flanagan. "They run things for her. They do a nice job working to get her free."
If Lobo fans want to have some fun watching some action away from the ball, watch Whipple and the Lobo guarding her. The Utes run her throught two, three, four, five screens on a set. If the other Lobos on the court spend too much time watching Whipple, the other Utes will drive the ball.
Saturday's game is UNM's WBCA Pink Zone game. New Mexico will be wearing new pink uniforms Saturday in support of breast cancer awareness. Fans are encouraged to wear pink Saturday.
It also is Youth Day with all tickets for kids (18-and-under) going for $2. The Lobos carry a 14-8 mark into the game and stand 6-4 in MWC play. The Utes are 13-9 and 4-5 in league play. The Lobos still have an outside shot at challenging for a title. The Utes are battling for seeding in the upcoming MWC Tournament in Las Vegas.
Another key for UNM vs. the Utes is something you could call "the pause button." That's a stretch in a game when UNM is struggling to score and often that struggle has something to do with aggression and confidence.
"We're back to being really positive with them (Lobos) and getting as much confidence as we can," said Flanagan. "(Against UNLV) I didn't think we played hard enough during a period of time. We're not a good enough team to do that. We can't play with a pause in our game."
In UNM's loss at Utah, the Lobos were up 28-19 at half. Then someone turned on the UNM "Pause Button." The Lobos shot 10.7 percent (3-of-28) in the second half. The Lobos' defense wasn't too bad, but Utah -- and Whipple -- scratched out the win. Weissmann was the only Lobo to score double figures (10) in Salt Lake City.
The Lobos can't let that happen again. "We're going to come out strong," said Best. "We really need to win this game."


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Until a decision is made with regards to Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kevin Kolb, his future will very much be open to speculation.
Will the Cardinals, who acquired the former Eagle prior to the 2011 season, keep him with the belief that he will develop into the passer they thought he'd be? After all, Kolb did lead the team to its first four wins this season, and threw eight touchdown passes against three interceptions. His QB rating of 86.1 would rank 15th in the NFL right now, if he had enough pass attempts.
Which, incidentally, is the reason the Cardinals may instead decide to cut ties with Kolb. The passer's career in the desert has been marred by injuries, and by the time the season comes to a close Kolb will have played in just 15 of a possible 32 games for the team. It doesn't really matter how good you are if you can't stay on the field.
"Clearly Arizona has to do something at the quarterback position, and more than likely I think they'll wipe themselves out after two years of the Kevin Kolb experiment," ESPN NFL insider John Clayton told ESPN Radio's Mike & Mike Tuesday. "I don't know if they move on Alex Smith or draft a quarterback, but they've got to do something."
If not Kolb, options for Arizona could include players who may be released, like Philadelphia's Michael Vick, San Francisco's Alex Smith or Seattle's Matt Flynn. Or, maybe, the Cardinals will look to the draft for a quarterback, tabbing West Virginia's Geno Smith or USC's Matt Barkley.
At any rate, should the team decide to part with Kolb, his time in Arizona will be remembered as one of disappointment and unfulfilled expectations.
"Huge sunk cost there, they've paid this kid almost $20 million over two years," NFL insider Andrew Brandt told Mike & Mike. "There's nothing left in guarantees, but that's a huge sunk cost for someone to take on a big salary next year."
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- What on Your Mind? - Thursday July 2Vince Marotta vents about uniform numbers, airline fees, and Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson
- Top 5: Career Comebacks - Tuesday June 30Who had the best career comeback? Was it Jordan, Travolta, Warner, or someone else?
- Bickley Blast - Tuesday June 30Is the end near for Roger Goodell?
- Hardware - Monday June 29The Justin Bieber award, the You're Just Mean award, and more of the best/worst of the weekend
- John Clayton, ESPN NFL insider - Friday June 26John Clayton says Denver was never close to trading Peyton Manning.