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Apr 29 2009
Orange-Marmalade Rolls
I'm still glowing from the memories of a weekend of delicious baking with Smitten Kitchen, the ultra sophisticated, pregnant New Yorker who took time out of her schedule to visit the ranch for a couple of days. We had a rip-roaring time meeting several visitors Saturday while Deb demonstrated the art of making crumb cake, soft bagels, and pumpernickel bread. This left Sunday for us not only to digest our carbs, but to bake whatever we wanted.
Bagels were first on the list. They were sublime. I'm never buying bagels again, not that I ever did since I live in Small Town, America.
After the bagels, I decided to have a leetle fun with my New York visitor.
I decided to make her a batch of my cinnamon roll dough…and turn her loose with it.
I won't tell you everything she did…
(I'll let her fill you in on all the details…)
But I will tell you it involved red currant jelly.
But that's all I'm gonna say about that. I'm the Forrest Gump of mysterious baking challenges with visiting guests from New York.
I will tell you this, though: beautiful website aside, Deb from Smitten Kitchen is…is…
Is just delightful. She's all the good things about New York, without any of the bad. She knows food, she lives in a teeny (relatively) apartment, she's street smart…and she's extremely reasonable, levelheaded, and non-dramatic.
And, oh. Don't worry. I made my cinnamon rolls.
Oh, did I EVER make my cinnamon rolls.
I sure didn't want to let my guest go hungry. (Smitten Kitchen's bastardization of my cinnamon rolls are in the backround. And let me tell you: bastardization has never tasted so good.)
But then I decided to try something new. So I rolled out half of one recipe of my cinnamon roll dough.
Then I grabbed this. And when I someday find out that Bonne Maman jellies and preserves aren't actually delicious and the only reason I've been buying them like crazy is that darling gingham lid…I'm going to feel really embarrassed.
But I don't really think that's going to happen.
Next, I plopped several (a total of eight) tablespoons of the orange marmalade across the surface of the dough. I'm excessive that way.
The only reason I know it was eight tablespoons is that Smitten Kitchen measures everything when she creates a recipe, and she pretty much psychologically bullied me into doing the same. Otherwise I would have just plopped and smeared and then later, when I tried to impart to you what I'd done, would have totally guessed. It's tough being me sometimes.
About orange marmalade: some is more bitter than others. Any variety will work just beautifully for this recipe, but the more bitter brands will give the rolls a really interesting, edgy flavor. This is a pretty bitter marmalade. Just look at all that lovely rind.
Then I poured on 1/2 cup of melted butter. (Some of the stick wasn't entirely melted—that's the solid part you see.)
Comes 1 cup of brown sugar sprinkled evenly over the top. I can't wait to see how the brown sugar does in the rolls—I'm just used to the white stuff.
***Note: I was out of salted butter (ACK!) so I used unsalted butter in this case. Because of this, I sprinkled about 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt all over the surface. You might not know this, but nothing brings out the wonderfulness of sweets better than its counterpart: salt. So sprinkle on a little—you'll see what I mean.
Then I sliced them and placed them into buttered foil pans to rise for about twenty minutes or so.
Did you know cinnamon (or orange) rolls don't taste as good as they do if they're baked in disposable foil cake pans? It's true. It's one of the things they never tell you in preschool.
While the rolls were baking (375 degrees, not 400 anymore! I spit on 400 degrees—it doesn't work for my precious rolls anymore) I made the icing for the rolls. Instead of adding maple sugar and coffee to the mix, I added…ready? Orange juice.
So: powdered sugar, melted/softened butter, milk, orange juice…and a little bit of salt.
Then I just drizzled it generously over the rolls as soon as they came out of the oven, being careful to pour it around the outside of the rolls.
The verdict:
Oh, man. The rolls were utterly and completely delicious. I was a little afraid of messing too much with my beloved cinnamon rolls, as they're pretty hard to beat. But something couldn't keep me away from these beauties. There was a lightness, a specialness about them…and while I think many different jelly or jam flavors would work well, there was something about the bitterness of the marmalade that gave these rolls their special edge. And it's important not to be stingy with the brown sugar; it created a slight crunchy caramel-ness that was divine. And the icing really made these rolls softer and stickier than their cinnamon comrades.
Try them this weekend!
Related Recipe:
Pioneer Woman's Cinnamon Rolls
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Orange Marmalade Rolls
- Prep Time:
- Cook Time:
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Servings:
- 4
- 1/2 whole Recipe Of "Cinnamon Roll Dough"
- 8 Tablespoons Orange Marmalade
- 1/2 cup Melted Butter
- 1 cup Brown Sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon Kosher Salt
- _____
- 2 pounds Powdered Sugar
- 6 Tablespoons Melted Butter
- 1/2 cup Milk
- 1/2 cup Orange Juice
- 1 dash Salt
Preparation Instructions
Roll out dough into a long rectangle. Spread marmalade over the top. Pour on butter, and then sprinkle on the brown sugar evenly. Sprinkle with salt.
Beginning at the long side farthest from you, roll the dough in a long roll toward you; begin careful to keep it tucked tightly. Pinch edge to seal.
Cut rolls into 1 to 1 1/2 inch rolls and place into buttered pans. Allow to rise for at least 20 minutes.
Bake at 375 degrees for 15 to 18 minutes, or until golden brown (but not overly brown).
While baking, mix together the ingredients for the orange glaze, thinning with more milk or orange juice to make mixture thin enough to be pourable.
Immediately drizzle orange glaze over the top. Serve warm or at room temperature.
286 Comments
leslie h (in MD) On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:33 am
Curses to you, PW!!!! I LIVE for orange rolls like this. I do not buy them because I would eat them all in one sitting. I have not made your cinnamon rolls because they have no orange. BUT NOW THEY DO! AAAAUGH! Look away, just look away …..
Alexandra On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:33 am
P-Dub, I heart you!
You alone have the power to convert the world to marmalade love.
I'm thinking this recipe would be particularly good with some blood orange marm…
Julie at Elisharose On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:33 am
Inez On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:35 am
Gee, I just swallowed the last bite of my oatmea. These rolls look WONDERFUL!!! My mom was a canned biscut person and I swore that I would fill my kitchen with wonderful goodies made from scratch. My children grew up with the memories. I will make these beauties for my grandchildren. Great job…haven't figured out how you carve out the time to do all you do.
Inez On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:38 am
Oops!!! Note to self……read before submitting (:
Gwen On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:38 am
I can't wait to make them. Is there a cinnamon roll diet???
I love to make a carrot cookie that has an orange icing very similar to this. How about a cookie diet??? Pretzel diet??? Walk walk walk walk walk walk those rolls off!!!
Terri A. On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:41 am
wow those look good! If I made those, I'd eat the whole pan by myself.
mosheep/Denise On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:42 am
These really look so delicious that I just may try making them someday.
Still working up the courage to try your cinnamom buns.
Ann On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:42 am
I LOVE your cinnamon rolls and will be trying this recipe this weekend or sooner. I came across my stash of disposable pans the other day and could see them all loaded with PW rolls. I'm hooked! Thanks for posting!
Digigirl On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:43 am
Yum! When I was growing up, my mom (who didn't bake) would get those Pillsbury orange rolls as a special weekend treat. We loved those! I'll bet this is like a way better, homemade, more sophisticated version of that. Must try!
Gee On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:46 am
Great idea! Will make them for Wetsy, Elliot and Mr. Wetsy this weekend!!
(I tried this several years ago…with orange zest, white sugar, etc…..but it sounds like you have hit on ALL the right ingredients)
slyeyes On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:46 am
I just gained 10 pounds. I'm definitely going to make those Mother's Day weekend.
Kipi On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:47 am
Mmmm…sounds delicious!
Vicki Miller On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:50 am
Oh my I might have to make these for life group tonight:)))
beyond On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:50 am
this looks too good to be true.
Brooke On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:53 am
Thank you for mentioning the foil pans! For someone who loves any excuse to buy W-S tools – I was truly curious!
Amanda Burke On Wednesday, April 29 at 8:56 am
Ok, so seriously…how are you not as huge as a house??? This kind of delicious looking stuff around…my goodness gracious. I just look at it and gain 50. Wow. I want some. I really, really WANT some.
Christine On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:02 am
Okay. Okay. You had me at orange. Or was it dough?
Lana On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:02 am
how in the heck do you not weigh 900 pounds!?
omg, that looks soooo good, and well, I've not had my COLD CEREAL yet today.
allie p On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:04 am
PW—this just in. I made kumkwat & rosemary marmalade last week. Serious pucker and sublime herb-a-liciousness.
iowacowgirl On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:08 am
What a novel idea! Thanks for your ingenuity.
Cheryl from AR On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:11 am
I made something similar this winter…I had seen a recipe for orange rolls. So I used your cinnamon roll recipe and converted them to orange rolls, and they were a hit. I gave some to a friend for Christmas, and she still requests more! But my recipe didn't include the brown sugar, so I think I will have to try again. May have to wait for fall though. Thanks Ree!
Sarah On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:17 am
These look so scrumptious! I think I'll go out and make something similar. I don't have any orange marmalade in the cupboard but I have tons of apricot sauce. Hmmm-I think I will use a bit of orange juice for the glaze, however. Wish me luck!
Cookin' Canuck On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:20 am
I'm salivating! I completely agree with the sweet/salt combination. That's why caramel with sea salt is so darn addictive. I can't wait to check out Smitten Kitchen's recipe.
Trish On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:22 am
I make your cinnamon rolls flavored orange too. Only I take 3 oranges and zest them and put it into the dough. Then I take Pecans, chop them up and chop up dried cranberries and sprinke them with brown sugar and cinnamon. Then when I make the frosting I use OJ and a tablespoon of Grand Moniear (sorry for the spelling) you know that orange liquor. But they are great.
I Play Outside The Box On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:22 am
OMG! Yummy looking!
Baking Monster On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:24 am
These look like a great new way of making sticky rolls!
redhead.kate On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:25 am
These were one of my favorite things the whole weekend! Once I get past the Strawberry Festival this weekend, I will definitely play around with them.
Jan Connair On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:31 am
lol, I have a big jar of marmalade on my pantry shelf, because I remembered how good my mom's marmalade rolls were back in the day. But I can never bring myself to use it if I have to choose between cinnamon filling and marmalade. I fear the horrible death my kids would certainly choose for me if I ever made anything but cinnamon. Now you've got me wanting marmalade again.
And you are right about the salt thing, too. I sometimes sprinkle salt on apples and watermelon as I eat, and it's heavenly.
Circle F On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:32 am
thanks again Ree…. for making me fatter and fatter
Lynn On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:32 am
The weekend looks to have been marvelous. I've gained five pounds just reading the recipes.
Cyndi On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:45 am
Oh, my DH LOVES orange marmalade – thank you for making Father's Day breakfast a done deal
Tami On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:46 am
I turn my cinnamon rolls into orange rolls too. And sometimes I add craisins (dried cranberries) to the mix.
Oh my. Try it.
Michelle On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:50 am
"I spit on 400…" made me laugh out loud…and almost snort my coffee. That's a good way to wake up! Thanks for the Orange Roll recipe..oh my GOODNESS do they look good!
What Happens Next... On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:50 am
Heaven help me.
But not until I bake about a hundred of these. Maybe more.
Dawn Marie On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:50 am
That sounds SO good! I can't wait to try them! I never would have tampered with cinnamon rolls! It never would have occurred to me! Thanks for sharing!
lynn On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:52 am
you are so naughty, giving us another yummy thing to eat – i'm going to hate myself after i eat these.
luv ya
Susan On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:57 am
Oh, man, Ree! Those look really, REALLY, good. I know this is heresy, but I'm just not crazy about regular cinnamon rolls, I'm a sticky bun girl! I love the caramelized topping loaded with crunchy pecans! I believe, though, that I could love the marmalade rolls. They look devine! I might be tempted to add some almonds too!
Michelle On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:58 am
Good Morning! I just started reading your blog and I love it, It definately gets me through my work day, but shhhh dont tell my boss! Anyway, these rolls look awesome, can't wait to make them for my fiance. Keep on Blogging this NYC girl needs a dose of country living. Oh yeah and I love reading the Black Heels saga…..can't wait for the wedding part 3.
Christina On Wednesday, April 29 at 9:58 am
These look heavenly! And I too would buy something just because the packaging was cute, and that jar is adorable
heidig On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:03 am
I'm sure the glaze does not require two POUNDS of powdered sugar. Could you have meant two cups?
Marilee On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:04 am
I have always used brown sugar for the filling. Brown sugar, butter, and cinnamon. THEN to make them extra extra good, you sprinkle a generous amount of brown sugar and butter in the bottom of your pan. After baking you turn them out upside down on a plate and the gooyness just oozes deliciousness!!!!
Lori On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:07 am
I can't wait to try them!
Cindy On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:12 am
I could so eat that entire pan of cinnamon rolls without batting an eye…….or any sense of guilt!!
Kate On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:15 am
Oh, my husband will absolutely love these. Thanks, PW!
tj On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:16 am
…lol…At first I thought you were goin' to say that you spit on your cinnamon rolls! But, *whew* you were just spittin' on 400 degrees… gack!*giggle*snort*… :oD
…I know, I know, tj-go away… *sigh* ;o)
…These look none other than YUMMY! Thanks Ree!
…Blessings too…
Kelly On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:16 am
I like my orange rolls with an orange and cream cheese glaze. Just take two tablespoons of fresh OJ, the zest of an orange, cream cheese and powdered sugar. It is so easy, and SO good with orange rolls because the tang of the cream cheese goes so well with orange. Your rolls look just lovely!
Mixing Bowl Mama On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:17 am
Great idea…looks delicious.
Mrs. B On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:23 am
This reminds me of my childhood (back in the 70's) when my grandmother and her sisters always put orange or lemon flavored icing on their cinnamon rolls.
Kimberly On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:26 am
When I made your cinnamon rolls last weekend, that was one of the things I changed. The sugar. I used half regular sugar and half brown sugar. I was afraid the brown sugar alone would be overly sweet. I also made three different icings. One was just plain old icing, one was using cream cheese (still need to work on that one) and the other, I used orange and vanilla flavoring. A hint of orange on the cinnamon rolls was the best:)
I have the Bonnie Maman Strawberry Preserves. I gotta try some of the other flavors TY…….awesome post
Ernestine On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:26 am
Oh Lordy those look divine! I love orange marmalade on crispy sour dough toast. I can't imagine how wonderful it would taste on some of that awesome dough with brown sugar. Wish I had smell-a-computer!
Thanks, Ree
Tennessee Addie Girl
Stephanie On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:28 am
Oh yum! I'd try them this weekend if it wasn't for that stupid detox I signed up for. No gluten, no sugar, no caffeine… what was I thinking?
PatW On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:34 am
I'd be inclined to play with sugarless strawberry preserves, maple sugar and real maple syrup here. Maple sugar is awfully expensive, but maybe in a few months' time it'll be possible. In the meantime, orange sounds fabulous. And I'm curious about the chocolate/nut/red current variation too!
Tracy (Oklahoma) On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:36 am
Looks delicious!!! Why the temperature change for baking? New ovens?
Alecia On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:43 am
that look absolutely delicious. why are you teasing me with the rolls? what have i ever done wrong to y p dub?
Megan S. On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:45 am
Oh Lordy, those look good!! I may not have time this weekend, but I am making those soon! And I, too, really love the Bonne Maman jams for the lids. They taste good, too!
To your health,
Mindy On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:53 am
ok..question… I am spending the weekend with the soon to be new inlaws and it is their 40th anniversary. Not a big event for their children, in that they are doing cards and being present. Nothing more. I feel compelled to bring something to eat. I will also be bringing my two little children so i thought coming with something breakfasty would be fitting. Can i make these tonight and bake them saturday morning? how well do they hold up under that time constraint? or should I bake them and just reheat sat morning? Or should I just do rice krispies and forget being considerate?
Liz On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:55 am
Are you trying to make us all gain weight? Don't you know how addictive orange flavored anything is?? Especially orange icing??? If I have to go on Weight Watchers, it's your fault.
Trish in MO On Wednesday, April 29 at 10:55 am
Yum! I love orange marmalade!
**REE: Don't forget to change the baking temperature in your printable original Cinnamon Roll recipe!!
Rinda On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:01 am
Hey Ree, if you think brown sugar is good on orange rolls, just wait until you try it on cinnamon rolls. I haven't used white sugar on my cinnamon rolls for, oh, about 20 years. (Yes, I am old enough to be your mother. And I really should not go on reading all your cholesterol laden recipes because they are truly dangerous. I fed my 60 something husband your "egg in a hole" for breakfast for the second time in a week. He ate two of them. And I ate one. oooo sooo good!
Dianne On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:07 am
Good gracious, Ree, those look Deee-licious! I have a marvelous little tip for you: you can use a long piece of sturdy thread or unflavored dental floss (new of course) to put under the length of rolled dough and pull opposite ends across in a scissor motion to SNAP those individual rolls out in a heartbeat…no "mashing down" of the dough at all! Works like a charm…try it!
Janet On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:09 am
Can I do a drive by, and have one of the punks fling them out the window..? I so want to chat with you but today's a busy day
Patty Paulsen On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:09 am
Okay, please tell me why you spit on 400 degrees? And does that mean I now have to re-look at some of my other closely-held personal beliefs?
Clayvessel On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:12 am
Don't hate me but I made a change in procedure when I make your roll recipe. When I use the melted butter for the filling it tends to get all oozy and messy to handle. I have found that using soft butter that I can smear around and that stays in place makes for better handling. This is from my old days of making rolls from other recipes.
If you try it, you might like it!
Lauri On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:12 am
I think my diet went right out the window….. either that or I make the rolls for breakfast and then your Caesar Salad for Lunch and Dinner!! I have been dying to try that too! I actually have time to cook today!
Bobosaur Wrangler On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:17 am
Oh. my. sweet. goodness…
This is just intolerable cruelty! I NEED these rolls, right now, in my mouth… and instead of being able to make some I have to vacate my house so the bug guy can spray. Woe, WOE!
Erin On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:18 am
Oh, Ree, my Mom used to make me the orange danish rolls out of the tube for breakfast before school. Thanks for the happy memory!
Jillian Aylward On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:19 am
Ree, if I were a lesbian I would be even more in love with your cuteness! Ok, now that that's out of the way………I have made your cinnamon rolls quite a few times now and I must say you are so wonderful to share this with the rest of us! I can't wait to try the orange marmalade version….THANK YOU!
Megan On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:27 am
God, those look so good. Tragically this is the one recipe you have, that refuses to work for me. Every time I've tried them they taste way too much like yeast. Makes me cry.
dylansgrace On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:41 am
Ree – I love your cinammon rolls and will definitely try this new variation. Is there any way to make these ahead and reheat or bake them?
shelley On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:42 am
Oh no – don't do this to me! I fell in love w/your cinnamon rolls (as did all my friends & family) last Christmas, & I'm just starting to lose a teeensy amount of weight, so I can't be thinking that those rolls are appropriate for any other time of year than Christmas! BUT – w/jams or orange marmalade….they seem somehow spring-ish & summer-y! Doh!
Mindy On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:43 am
Oh….I made orange marmalade about two weeks ago and I've been dreaming of ways I could incorporate it into other yummy recipes…I just might have to try this.
I've had Bonne Maman jelly and boy is it sure good…
joy On Wednesday, April 29 at 11:48 am
I have made these orange marmalade rolls since you first introduced us to your cinnamon rolls recipe. The only difference in my recipe is that I add the zest of an ornage to the dough when I mix it up. I just use white sugar but I think I'll give the brown a try. Sorry Megan is having trouble with the rolls–I hope she doesn't give up. They are sooooooo good.
kath On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:00 pm
Ah this is great! We love marmalade. Do you think you've given up on 400 degrees because you're baking at the oven at the lodge? I have some old recipes that have many different temperatures written on them because depending on where I was living at the time, the stoves had their very own temperatures!
kath On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:00 pm
Ah this is great! We love marmalade. Do you think you've given up on 400 degrees because you're baking at the oven at the lodge? I have some old recipes that have many different temperatures written on them because depending on where I was living at the time, the stoves had their very own temperatures!
Lindsay On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:01 pm
These look uuuhhhhmmmmaaazzziiinngg! I love cinnamon rolls. I just looked at your original recipe – I've never used white sugar in cinamon rolls before – its always been brown sugar. I've never even thought of using white sugar. Maybe its a Canadian thing? I have no clue, but I love hearing about how other people make things, I need that push to try something new. Thanks!
Vicki On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:02 pm
You must be tuned into the same cosmic orange roll station I have been since Easter, only thank you for solving the dilemma! The orange rolls in the grocery refrigerator section are a family requested special holiday treat. I kept thinking there must be a way to make them but didn't have a clue how.
Julie Marler On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:04 pm
Dear Ree,
I never thought I would be giving you – the Queen of Cooking – a cooking hint…but with much, much due respect…here goes. I have been doing this for about a hundred years – I think I read it on Hints from Heloise or some sort of "hints' column years ago. When making cinnamon rolls or your delicious sounding/looking orange rolls, iInstead of slicing your long roll with a knife (which tends to squish up the roll somewhat) take a long strand of dental floss and slide it under the roll. Then "scissor" the two ends across the top of the roll and the floss will slice each roll into a perfectly round roll instead of squished roll. So very easy and you just toss the floss into the trash when done. Just a fun, easy little hint for the Queen!!! Hope you try it!!
bg On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:08 pm
bg On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:09 pm
I'm just wondering have you ever added just a little cream cheese to the icing?
Jillian On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:12 pm
Bonnie On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:15 pm
I have always made my cinnamon rolls with BROWN SUGAR!! To me and my family it is the only way to make cinnamon rolls!! (I also use plenty of cinnamon!!!)
maris On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:19 pm
These look fantastic. I don't know if I can talk myself away from cinnamon though – cinnamon rolls are just too good!
Kelly at The Glass Dragonfly On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:46 pm
I am so hungry and the bagel I just put in the toaster is now looking totally unsatisfactory!! …what to do!?
Whitney On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:46 pm
Goodness Gracious! Those look wonderful! There is nothing better than orange glaze/breads/cakes…and now these rolls! I have a confession…I may now become obsessed with your blog, my dear lady : )
Karen On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:50 pm
Ok….I have wanted to make your cinnamon rolls for a LONG time. Have been putting it off because of the 'yeast' thing. It terrifies me…. These pictures are giving me courage. They look absolutely divine.
Kandyce On Wednesday, April 29 at 12:52 pm
ooh yummy! I want to make those now, but alas! today is meant to be a chocolate/chocolate chip cookie day.
Rebecca Loudon On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:02 pm
I put a pinch of salt in my tapioca pudding last night. My son told me I was nuts. I probably am nuts but that has nothing to do with tapioca pudding. It was perfect. Especially after a particularly mean visit to the dentist that left me unable to chew.
Amanda E. On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:03 pm
Those look great. I've been wanting to make your cinnamon rolls but didn't want 500 pans of them ( and, no I can't just cut the recipe down, I CANT!) Now, you can get some variety out of that dough. Any other combos?
OldNufftoKnowBtr On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:12 pm
I am diabetic and seldom keep white flour and sugar in the house. It's a good thing when I read your recipies. If I had the ingredients I would be out in the kitchen baking–even though I am still using a walker after knee surgery.
Jeni On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:15 pm
Yes! I love the orange rolls and no one in my family likes them. The sad thing is I will eat the whole pan myself and now I am craving them!
Michele Morris On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:15 pm
I never seem to make rolls – cinnamon, orange, or otherwise – because I'm completely fearful I'll eat the whole batch! Maybe I'll have to give my relatively healthy zucchini bread a rest and try these for a special treat! Thanks for the variations on the basics.
Joyce On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:20 pm
#182 In case it hasn't been clear enough in the past, none of PW's recipes work for people who have food related health problems or may want to avoid health problems in the future.
Nella On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:23 pm
Kim On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:26 pm
These are my most favorite preserves! The Apricot is outstanding too!
DJ On Wednesday, April 29 at 1:37 pm
I am going to try this with my sourdough cinnamon roll dough sometime. Mmm.
Sarah Zacher On Wednesday, April 29 at 2:09 pm
Oh. My.
Dawn in CA On Wednesday, April 29 at 2:13 pm
Whoa. One (or two) of those and a big cup of hot, strong coffee… YUM.
AngAk On Wednesday, April 29 at 2:15 pm
Whoa, you had David L comment up at #5! Invite him to come "over the pond" to make awesome ice creams and a Nutella version of your rolls, and I'll be there in a heartbeat!
Lynda On Wednesday, April 29 at 2:25 pm
These rolls look amazing and I so want them now!
So glad that you and Deb and your other comapany had such a great weekend baking! I'm enjoying all the posts.


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July 31, 2015
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Texas A&M University will not be the same for many students after this semester. With their cherished president gone, many students will miss him dearly and say campus will forever change.
"At first I was really shocked," said Adriana Cardenas, a junior at A&M. "I'm just sad he's not going to be the one I'm shaking hands with at graduation."
As a first generation student like President Loftin, she was able to understand him on a personal level.
"He tries to connect with us," Cardenas said. "He puts us at the same level where he's at. He just wants us to feel comfortable and he wants us to love the university as much as he does, so it's just really been family based university."
Cardenas is not the only one who will miss the president. Thousands of people have taken to social media to express how they feel about his new position.
"We're sad in Aggieland to see him leave, but we are excited for his future and he will be spreading the Aggie brand throughout the SEC," said Texas A&M Student Body President Reid Joseph.
He worked closely with the president and considers his time with him a blessing. "President Loftin, on behalf of the student body we are so grateful for all you have done for us," he said. "We could not be appreciative of your leadership."
Joseph said the University of Missouri is lucky to have him as their Chancellor. "They are very, very fortunate to have such a wonderful man to lead them as they embark in the college experience," he said.
Most importantly, he will never forget how the president made each student feel as if they can make a difference in this world. Even though he may be off to new adventures, his spirit will remain a part of the 12th man forever.
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Primetime level 4 MMA gloves- My impressions.
So, MMA sparring is pretty much a necessity for anyone that wants to consider themselves a complete martial artist. I see a lot of people that just throw on some 4 ouncers and go at it like that. The problem is this seems to make people almost completely unwilling to hit eachother with any real force. The standup aspect turns into a little slippity slap exchange until finally one person bull rushes through the complete lack of a threat and clinches up and then it goes to the ground and turns into grappling with people generally still unwilling to really hit eachother.
So, the other day I bit the bullet and decided to throw some bucks at a decent pair of MMA sparring gloves. My old gym used Primetime Level 4 gloves for all the fighter training and everyone loved them,
The primetime gloves are designed to combat the slap boxing MMA tendency by putting the shock absorbency of a 16 ounce glove into an 8 ounce MMA glove that looks and feels like an MMA glove. I wanted to get something decent to train with and these looked like the way to go.
So I placed an order with nextmovegear.com and 120 bucks and 6 days later (I ordered on the holiday weekend) they're at my door.
So we take them to the gym tonight and give them a roll I have to say that I really enjoyed them. it was great to be able to really pop my partner, be it on our feet or on the ground, and not really have to worry about hurting them. The gloves are comfortable to wear Easy to make a fist in and easy to grapple in.
I was no more afraid to hit or be hit with these gloves them I am with a boxing glove. I could throw a nice stiff jab at my partners face and not ruin her day and she could do the same to me. It was wonderful and I highly recommend these gloves to people who want to train MMA. Let's be honest, most of the people with 4oz fight gloves are never going to fight anyways so they might as well just get the training version.
Couple things of note though is that these gloves are a fair bit bulkier then regular MMA gloves and as such your hands can and will be harder to slip out of stuff if you get them stuck underneath someone, or your partner gets ahold of your wrist. This should encourage you to not get your hands stuck in tight positions. I did not feel the gloves were really in my way at all when working for submissions or the like. I could get good grips and holds and had great hand dexterity.
When striking I think you might want to watch that you hit with the padded part of the glove as it's easy when throwing longer range hooks to catch your partner with the middle knuckle. Since this part is exposed it hurts a fair bit f you get caught with it but it's not going to kill anyone. It's a contact sport, Contact happens.
Ashly and I did many many rounds of MMA tonight and had a blast. I highly recommend these gloves for anyone looking for a good training glove that lets you really tag your partner without fear of hurting them. Put the 4ouncers down, posers.
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Do you have any pictures ?
I would like to compare them ( based one the one thing that matters , how they match my ink ) to my combat sports sparring gloves ...
and yes I am to lazy to open a new tab , click the google button , click image search , cut/paste your text , then hit the enter button .
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Kat was about to take pictures but got side tracked. In my opinion, they look much classier than the combat sports gloves and at least LOOK more durable, but I've never worn the combat sports ones so there ya go.
The gloves are really comfortable and don't seem to interfere with grappling to any noticeable degree so far. They're also very forgiving.
ALSO, to all you dweebs that talk about defending against MMA gloves vs defending against boxing gloves... as far as I'm concerned it's NOT much different. But then, I don't subscribe to the keep your gloves in front of your face at all times to defend crap like everyone thinks is "the way".Ranked #9 internationally at 118lbs by WIKBA http://www.womenkickboxing.com/wikba...rch%202009.htm
We got two sets of the open palm versions, size medium.
Probably could have stood to go a size smaller but I like having extra room to fit my wraps in comfortably. Medium would work fine for anyone with normal sized hands and a decent wrap job.
They have several sizes available and a closed palm version. Closed palm doesnt allow the same sensitivity but it does prevent people from hooking your glove like cheating bastards.
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So can I get this same picture with the palm towards the camera ( with a closed fist ) . Odd request I know .
The gloves appear to be higher quality than the Combat Sports gloves I have . I like design of the Primetime Level 4 gloves , better over all as well .


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The Charleston RiverDogs are moving the start of Saturday home games to 6:05 p.m. for the upcoming season.
The RiverDogs, a Class A baseball affiliate of the New York Yankees, play all home games at Riley Park.
Home games on Monday through Friday will continue to start at 7:05 p.m.
Sunday games will start at 5:05 p.m.
The RiverDogs open the season April 4 at Greenville. Their home opener is April 11 against Augusta.
For ticket information call (843) 577-3647 or go online to riverdogs.com.
Philadelphia signed former RiverDogs player Delmon Young to a one-year deal for $750,000, adding to their outfield depth. The 27-year-old outfielder batted .267 with 27 doubles, 18 homers and 74 RBIs for Detroit last season.
Dukes arrested
Police say former RiverDogs and Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Elijah Dukes was arrested on a warrant related to previous drug charges.Tampa police say the 28-year-old Dukes was arrested Monday night.
All-Star game
Cincinnati will host the 2015 All-Star game at Great American Ball Park, the citys first since 1988.
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KDE Team to Extend Groupware Capabilities
Kontact, the KDE project's Personal Information Manager (PIM) is making progress en route to becoming a complete Groupware client.
The KDE PIM Team, Trolltech and Scalix are working on a Groupware connector for the commercial Scalix server. And a new version of the Kolab KDE client has also been released.
The KDE PIM developer mailing list reveals that it will take just a couple of patches to the Scalix Groupware server for Kontact to be able to use it.
Kontact's server/client communications structures are now very similar for both Kolab and Scalix, and this is why the developers have decided to add the source code to the Enterprise branch of KDE PIM first. The developers maintain a customized version of Kontact for Kolab Server in the Enterprise branch, and a new release appeared just a few days ago. The Kolab KDE client, which is based on KDE Version 3.3, targets enterprise use and Kolab compatibility: the latest version is 2.1.8. Besides bugfixes in IMAP and LDAP handling the new version is the first with the ability to automatically filter emails in Groupware folders. However, shortly after the release issues occurred with the filtering of new messages in public folders, leading to a recommendation by the Kolab Team that administrators should wait for the new 2.1.9 version (due for release shortly).
Along with GNOME, KDE is the most popular Linux desktop: the current version is 3.5.7, although beta versions of KDE 4 are already available. Kolab is a completely free Open Source Groupware server, which was developed with support from BSI. Not all of the Scalix Groupware server source code is publically available. The server is based on HP's Openmail, and offers Groupware functionality for Outlook and Web mail in large enterprises. Scalix was recently acquired by Xandros.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.--Maryland's 2014 recruiting class was a landmark one for Mark Turgeon, an infusion of local talent mixed with some international flavor and some size from the South.
But it's that local component that Maryland hopes to continue to benefit from as the 2014 class steps on campus and sights turn toward 2015, specifically Bryant Crawford of Gonzaga (D.C.) and Team Takeover.
The ties between Maryland and Takeover have deepened with the signing of guard Dion Wiley in 2014 and the hiring of Nima Omidvar as the program's director of basketball operations. But does it factor into Crawford's recruitment?
"Me and Dion talk, but we don't ever talk about teaming up and stuff like that," Crawford told CSN. "But we talk and have good conversation, but never talk about teaming up."
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Crawford matched up with top 2016 point guard Dennis Smith, Jr., in his team's first game at NBPA Top 100 Camp on Wednesday. It was a pure PG-on-PG matchup, which Crawford sometimes does not get alongside Kevin Dorsey with Takeover.
He was scheduled to visit Maryland last week, right around the time he visited Louisville, but had a family matter to attend to.
He told Comcast SportsNet on Wednesday that assistant coach Bino Ranson has continued to stay in contact will Crawford and he plans to visit "soon," he says.
Crawford would fit well into Maryland's secondary break offense, the centerpiece of what Turgeon does on that end of the floor. As another ball handler, he could play in combination with Melo Trimble, Dion Wiley, Jared Nickens, Jake Layman, or any shuffling thereof.
A threat from the outside, he also complements the interior size that Turgeon is assembling with Michal Cekovsky, Robert Carter, Jr., Trayvon Reed, and Damonte Dodd.
But it could ultimately come down to relationships, which Crawford stressed.
"Coach Bino, he talks to me all day," he said. "Says he loves my game, loves watching me play and would enjoy to have me on campus."


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Lebanese cargo carrier Trans Mediterranean Airways (TMA) and its passenger subsidiary Med Airways have signed up with Lufthansa Consulting to help prepare them for IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) registration.
TMA suspended operations in 2004 but resumed cargo services to Europe and the Middle East earlier this year, using an Airbus A300 freighter. Med Airways operates international charter services with a single Bombardier CRJ200 regional jet.
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George W. Bush touts religious freedom, God at Christian fundraiser
George W. Bush talked faith, not politics, at a dinner Friday night for a Christian ministry based in Montana, the Billings Gazette reported. From the story: The former president drew applause repeatedly as he discussed his religious faith and his belief in freedom as a universal value. He praised the push for democracy in the […] [Read More]
Dalai Lama still loves George Bush
The Buddhist leader the Dalai Lama repeated his love for President George W. Bush when asked about the most impressive people he's ever met during an interview on CNN. "I love President Bush… As a human being. Not as president of America. Sometimes his policy may not be very successful, but as a person, as […] [Read More]
Rick Santorum declares a war on porn
Update: Porn producers responded to Rick Santorum's proposals to ban "hardcore pornography." They're not worried. Yahoo News quoted a number of execs in an article Saturday: "I don't see a danger," Michael Lucas, New York's largest producer of gay adult films, told Yahoo News. "There's no danger that he will be the Republican Party nominee." […] [Read More]
Texas pastors pray over Rick Santorum during campaign visit
Republican candidate Rick Santorum—a Catholic himself, but also a homeschooling social conservative whose values appeal to many American evangelicals—spent part of Wednesday campaigning in Texas. Houston Chronicle reporter Joe Holley wrote: Santorum began his day by appealing to his base, evangelical social conservatives in a part of the state that had been Rick Perry country […] [Read More]
Catholic groups in Texas resist birth control mandate
Despite recent surveys showing more than half of American Catholics agree with a new requirement for religious employers to also provide no-cost birth control, Catholic clergy and organizations remain outspoken in opposition to the policy. Cardinal Daniel DiNardo of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and head of pro-life activities for U.S. bishops described the mandate as […] [Read More]
Update: Joel Osteen talks politics on CNN
In an interview with Piers Morgan Tuesday, Joel Osteen, pastor of Houston's Lakewood Church, reiterated his belief on homosexuality as a sin and didn't take a firm stance on the death penalty, admitting "It's hard for me." Though the famous pastor admits that his ministry doesn't focus on taking sides politically and Osteen almost never […] [Read More]


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hi , i was just trying to softmii my wii and everything went right , but some gc games freezed after the 'press start' screen , then i tried softmii 2.1 , 3.0 , but the same happened , then i found softmod package , i installed but never let me complete preloader step cuz of ' ios60 not right' error, after a while i reboot the wii and a black screen appeared. when i get the sd in bootmii starts , i can enter homebrew channel but wiimotes are not syncing , then i can't use wad manager , firmware downgrader , , i just screwed my wii.
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i also tried the recovery disc but i didn't work.
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Southwest is disclosing more details of its evaluation of the Boeing 737-800 as it draws close to a decision on placing an order for the larger aircraft.
The carrier expects to soon make a decision regarding the 737-800, and has already concluded tentative agreements with pilots and flight attendants to add the aircraft to its fleet. Operating the -800 requires a fourth flight attendant.
During a recent interview with ATI Southwest vice president of strategy and planning Bob Jordan explained the 737-800 has a roughly 12%-15% cost advantage of the -700, which allows the carrier another step change in managing its costs.
But he explains, "it has to be the right markets, you have to be able to put 175 passengers on the plane, so you can't put it into a market that supports only 130-seats, so you have to have the right markets".
Jordan says if the -800 can provide Southwest between a 10% and 15% cost per seat advantage, "It just becomes a real attractive option to help us manage costs going forward."
During Southwest's annual media day carrier chief executive Gary Kelly stated potential missions for the 737-800 include long-haul, low frequency markets and slot controlled airports. Kelly says the configuring the aircraft for extended over water operations would also allow Southwest to consider a destination like Hawaii.


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Surprise Me! - "Quote me!"
I love quotes and sayings! Many times they say exactly what I feel, but have trouble articulating. I cut quotes out of the newspaper; I write them down when I see them in magazines or hear them somewhere; and I often include quotes, phrases, or sayings in my own scrapbook layouts.
My challenge to you this month is to create a layout, using a quote as the ONLY journaling to express the thoughts or emotions behind your layout.
You may use any quote of your liking OR you are free to wander through my store and find a quote that you like in any of my word art kits. Simply PM me, tell me what quote you want, what word art kit it is included in, and provide an email address. Either I or my assistant, Diane, will email to you the one quote of your choice.
Please post your layout HERE in the Surprise Me! Challenge Gallery by the last day of the month. Then come back and post your layout here in this thread so we can see, with a quick glance, the amazing work you have done!
What do you earn by participating? Well, theStudio offers a 10% discount on ALL of your purchases for the following month. So, if you participate this month and get a layout posted (AND post a link here in this forum), you will receive 10% off of every purchase made next month! No coupons are required. The discount will automatically be applied to your purchase. How easy is that? And YES, this is on top of any sales prices too.
I can't wait to see what you come up with!
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This is perfect for a LO I am planning to do. I know just the quote I am going to use, and just the kit too.
Thanks for the incentive to get this page done.
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Didn't have a hard time in finding a wordart that I love.
I painted this oil painting for my parents' 40th anniversary in 1977. When mom moved into assisted living and we sold her home, it came back into my posssion. It is my favorite of all the seascapes that I painted.
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Oh, this is just LOVELY!!!! What a beautiful use of my word art! And Boo's kit was perfect to show off the colors in your painting. Thanks for joining in!
Can't wait to see what quote you chose, Brenda!
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Here's my layout:
Credits are in the gallery:
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Many thanks for the lovely word art- perfect for my photos.
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Janelle, What a perfect quote for your LO! Darling photo too! Sandie, you were so right. That quote (word art from Until They All Come Home) is just perfect with these photos! Thank you so much for using it. Anyone else?
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Here's my LO! This word art was just perfect for my friend's little Yorkie who just LOVED taking walks!!
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Thank you for the Cute Word Art! I used you kit Second Chance.
Visit It In the Gallery Here
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Thank you so much for the WA! It was perfect for Sammi's 1st time coloring!
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Ahh.. Diane.. super cute LO Rocky! Yes, I can just see him asking to go for a walk! Look at that face.. so cute!
Love your use of the "Love grows here" word art, Amberpony. GREAT OFB effect on the adroable little girl too! Very sweet!
LOL! Love the quote you used, Kapoh, and the picture of the snoozing dog and his dreams is just adorable!
And Jeep Diva.. You are right.. that WA was perfect for your photos! A lovely LO too!
Thanks, ladies.. I am still smiling over these as I write this.....
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When I saw this quote, I knew it had to be used.
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Hi Lindar! Thanks for joining us! This is just a DARLING LO and perfect for a card! I love the quote you used, and your flower garden is just adorable! Thanks for using Merry Month of May for this!
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Thanks for hosting Karen. Here's mine
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Thanks for joining us, Karen! This is lovely! I love the coloration you gave this word art (from Outside my Window). It really gives it a different feel, and it's lovely!
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Kids who get a kick out of coloring will love this 21st century marker that colors directly on an iPad. The digital stylus needs to be held upright for best results, but looks and feels like a real-life marker. With interactive digital coloring pages (complete with animation, music, and sound effects), this high-tech package feels like a million bucks, but won't break the bank. And when kids are done, parents can easily share the finished products with family and friends by printing or emailing them. Don't have an iPad? A perfect excuse to splurge on your child (and yourself!) simultaneously.(Griffin Technology, $24)


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Runner's Knee, also known as Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome, affects the area between the kneecap and the femur, or thigh bone. This condition is characterized by pain around the kneecap, especially where the thighbone and the kneecap meet.
The primary symptom for Runner's Knee is pain in the knee, especially when you bend the knee.
Repetitive stress on your knee joints, such as that sustained during running or jumping, can irritate the nerves of the kneecap or the overstretched tendons responsible for holding the kneecap in place. In some cases, misalignment may play a role in not allowing physical stress to be evenly distributed throughout the knee joint, subjecting this area to increased stress.


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Beating the Bulge - A Supersized Battle
The world is facing an obesity epidemic according to the World Health Organisation and sadly Australia is one of the fattest nations. By 2025 almost 30% of our adult population could be obese. Childhood obesity is also on the rise; 6% are already obese and a further 19% overweight, with serious diseases such as diabetes type 2 affecting more and more younger people. Experts warn that if these trends continue, the social, health and economic costs will be enormous even greater than tobacco and poverty combined, and for the first time ever our national life expectancy could actually be reduced.
Are we getting dangerously overweight because of a lack of exercise, is it mainly what we eat, or is it simply an inevitable downside to modern life?
Obese people are often portrayed in the media as being weak-willed and lacking the discipline to eat properly and exercise. But the dramatic increase in people with obesity over the last 20 years has lead many experts to point the finger at our western consumer culture. Is it simply a matter of eating too much and not enough exercise? Why do diets rarely work? Is it a health problem or does it touch every aspect of our daily lives our transport choices, the houses we live in, the jobs we do? Why do we increasingly choose high calorie/low nutrition foods? Why arent we doing enough exercise? What is it about the way we live that has made obesity into an epidemic? Is it to do with the long hours we work, making us too time poor to prepare healthy meals? And why is it more prevalent in some socio-economic levels of society than others?
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Could obesity become the biggest threat to Australias future health & prosperity?
Obesity is a massive and growing problem in Australia, with increasing numbers of people suffering diseases such as type 2 diabetes, cancers, heart disease, depression, as well as sleep apnoea and arthritis - just to name a few. So what does this mean for us personally in terms of wellbeing, quality of life, employment, and our life expectancy? And what does it cost us as a nation in health care, lost participation and lost productivity? If things continue to worsen at the current rate, how grim is our future?
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Is it time for stronger regulation & legislation or do we need a whole new approach to education?
Can we leave it up to the individual? Are exercise programs in schools enough? What about further legislation for food manufacturers and marketers? Should there be a fat tax or a ban of food advertising in childrens television programming? Should the State play a nanny role and dictate whats sold at school canteens? How detailed does food labelling need to be? Do consumers need even more information to make healthy choices? Does it need to be addressed in the very way our cities and towns are designed? Or should we be giving personal incentives through health insurers and welfare payments for those who look after their health and manage their weight? Should it be the carrot or the stick approach? And what role should pharmaceutical and surgical interventions play?
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Paul Gross: is a health economist, and Director, Institute of Health Economics and Technology Assessment in Australia and Greater China. He was Commissioner of the National Hospitals and Health Services Commission under the Whitlam and Fraser governments.
Professor Louise Baur: is Chair of the Board of Directors of the NSW Centre for Overweight & Obesity, is a consultant paediatrician at The Children's Hospital at Westmead where she is Co-Director of Weight Management Services, and is also Co-Chair of the International Obesity TaskForce's Working Group on Childhood Obesity.
Professor Boyd Swinburn: is Professor of Population Health and Director of the World Health Organisation (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Obesity Prevention at Deakin University in Melbourne. He is also a recent past President of the Australasian Society for the Study of Obesity and has been a Steering Group member of the International Obesity Task Force for a number of years.
Dick Wells : took up his position as Chief Executive of the Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) in 2002. He previously held the positions of Executive Director of the Minerals Council of Australia and the Australian Petroleum Production Exploration Association. Dicks career has also included working in a senior advisory capacity for three Commonwealth Government Ministers, a period in the public service, and as an industry consultant.
This week's gallery from our in-house cartoonist Warren Brown, who produced these cartoons during the course of the program.
Previous Episodes
- Episode 1: A Fair Go
- Episode 2: Waterproofing Australia
- Episode 3: Putting Education to the Test
- Episode 4: The Way We Work
- Episode 5: Australians on the Front Line
- Episode 6: Power to the People
- Episode 7: Home Sweet Home
- Episode 8: Australia and Islam
- Episode 9: Beating the Bulge
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There is no error what i meant was after i press A it will just go back to the choices on how do i want load the wad. Nothing happens on the screen or something.
What happens between these two actions? Do you get an error? Does the screen change? I cannot simulate your problem on my end."install wad thru sd" then press A it will just take me to "install wad thru sd"
You can swap out the SD card without any issues. I do it all the time.
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There is no error what i meant was after i press A it will just go back to the choices on how do i want load the wad. Nothing happens on the screen or something.
Thats the confusing part. When you are making the selection to "<<Load Wad from SD Card>>", there isn't a going back because the screen doesn't change. If it fails to find the wad on the SD card or fails for any other reason, it will give an error of some kind.
Stand by and I will put together an alliterative fix for you.
Yeah! That was really confusing. But is there a difference if i do that on the "installed file menu" vs. "install/load file menu" in the preloader? Hey thanks so much for the help!
Thanks. But i just wanna make sure is preloader and priiloader the same thing? Coz what i can only see in my screen the moment i open the wii is ios v30, system menu v289 and preloader v.28. These are located at the bottom portion of the screen.
Please use the Edit function.
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Not quit the same thing. Priiloader is a newer version of Preloader. It should work just fine for you. When you get your back in running order then I suggest you follow the Softmod Any Wii guide to update your cIOS and Priiloader.
Hey thank you so much man! I really appreciate it. Does the Softmod Any Wii guide can do all kinds of Wii even the black & the red ones?
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Hi! I was able to restore the system, but i have one more problem. I don't have the homebrew channel a d without that i wasn't able to load or restore the priiloader. I haven't shutdown my wii yet up to now. Please advise
Follow the Softmod Any Wii guide in my signature. You can skip the 4.1 Sm install since you are already on it.


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This is a superb picture, sharp, open-minded, wised-up and cinematically accomplished.
As an anatomy not only of Polanski's psyche but also of the legal system he confronted, it's as baroquely compelling as "The Dark Knight."
A mesmerizing portrait of the director as acclaimed artist and tortured human being.
The most significant fact of the film is that the prosecutor Gunson, a straight-laced Mormon, agrees with the defender Dalton that justice was not served.
Its one-week theatrical run will make it eligible for Academy Award consideration, though given that organization's often pitiful record when it comes to nonfiction film, it seems unlikely that a movie this subtly intelligent would make its short list.
It was a true media circus, and despite Polanski's work before and since, the film shows how it will forever be his first association in the public consciousness. In the U.S., at least.
The film walks a fine line between contempt for Polanski's crimes and sympathy for his trials and his screwed-up psyche, and it manages both while showing us why he fled the U.S. rather than face the corrupted judicial circus.
The phrase in the title "wanted and desired" is offered by a producer friend of Polanski's who describes him as "wanted" in the United States, but "desired" in Europe, where sexual behaviour is treated more honestly and artists' dark sides are celebrated.
I wish Zenovich wasn't forced to skate surfaces when it comes to Polanski's perspective -- his interviews are vague and archival -- but she skillfully works around him to craft a maddening look at one of Hollywood's most infamous trials.
The film is most remarkable when it exposes the ease with which the press and a self-obsessed judge can pervert the country's justice system.
If you go into "Wanted and Desired" with preconceptions, prepare to feel them challenged and altered, even if they are ultimately confirmed. The facts speak loudly.
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Will Secretary Clinton's Speech On Internet Freedom Kill Google's Hope For A Compromise in China?
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Secrectary of State Hillary Clinton is delivering a speech in which, according to the Wall Street Journal, she will announce that "the U.S. plans to make unrestricted access to the Internet a top foreign-policy priority." I think it is wonderful that the U.S. will push Internet freedom globally. But the timing could probably not be worse for Google ($GOOG).
Google has signaled its compromise position in China, as reported by the New York Times-Google Hopes to Retain Business Unit in China:
"Google has said it is prepared to shut down its local Chinese-language search engine, Google.cn, unless it is allowed to run it uncensored. The company has also indicated that it would like to retain much of its operations there, including its growing ranks of Chinese engineers, its sales force and its toehold in the country's mobile phone business."
The New York Times is also reporting that both the Chinese government and Google want to treat the issue as a commercial, not a political or foreign policy dispute. Smart positioning for Google, even if i think it is a mistaken interpretation. Evgeney Morozov makes very good points in a post today-Google+US Government=Love. Morozov argues that:
"Google has managed to turn their business quandary over what to do about China into a political affair, with the US government having no choice but to play second fiddle to Google's first. Now it's not just Mountain View vs Beijing, it's Washington/Mountain View vs Beijing. Brilliant. No wonder Google has been hiring all those smart policy types with government experience: you can see they are acting very smart.
It's a very high-risk gamble they are playing but keep in mind that Google needed to sort out their China problem anyway – it's better to do it now, with full support of the US government/policy-makers, than later (imagine the kind of publicity fallout were it to be known than the email accounts of the Chinese human rights activists were compromised and Google didn't warn anyone else about it)."
Back to Clinton's speech. There is no way this speech won't politicize the Google-China dispute. Which brings me to another official policy pronouncement, one made in the pages of "Seeking Truth" in December 2009 by Meng Jianzhu, the Minister of Public Security. Surprisingly this speech has not come into the Western media discussion around the Google China brouhaha. I quote from the always useful China Digital Times:
"The title of the article is "Intensify the Construction of Five Capacities, Comprehensively Raise the Level of Stability Maintenance". The following paragraph is from the article (via news.163.com), translated by CDT:
Currently, the social and economic development of China shows a series of new transitional characteristics. In the domain of social stability, there are heightened conflicts among the people, a higher crime rate, and a complex situation in the struggle against enemies. The Internet has become a primary method for the anti-China forces to infiltrate us and amplify destructive energy. This provides new challenges in maintaining state security and social stability for the Public Security agencies. The interconnectivity, complexity and sensitivity of different kinds of social conflicts has apparently increased, bringing new challenges for public security agencies in controlling the complex situation. All kids of criminal activities and social order issues are growing in scale. This also presents new problems for Public Security agencies managing social order. People's consciousness of the law and consciousness of rights have obviously increased, and the level of public opinion and social supervision has increased to an unprecedented scale. This requires new standards for Public Security agencies' law enforcement activities."
The key phrase in the context of today's speech by Secretary of State Clinton is "the Internet has become a primary method for the anti-China forces to infiltrate us and amplify destructive energy."
There are many constituencies inside the Chinese government, many of whom no doubt see the benefits of working out a compromise with Google. But I fear most of those people may be relatively powerless, especially in the face of the current massive campaign by the Party and the security services to regain "control" of the Internet. Chinese leaders usually mean what they say, especially when what they say appears in "Seeking Truth".
And from the perspective of the official in charge of public security who is very worried about and committed to dealing with threats to the Party's rule, especially from the time-honored "anti-China forces", there is no more obvious threat than the owner of the largest and most accessible information network on the planet-Google. Given how large Chinese companies generally tend to work with the Chinese government, which makes many Chinese officials assume US ones work with the US government, and given what Clinton is likely to say today, I have no doubt Minister Meng and his associates will believe that Google is part of a larger set of anti-China forces bent on "amplifying destructive energy".
If I had to bet on the outcome of a bureaucratic battle in China, I would put my money with the security services, especially when the other side is a foreign firm like Google.
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As OpenMoko CEO Sean Moss-Pultz was announcing his departure from the mobile phone project, he mentioned as an aside that we was indeed working on yet another project. His Plan B has now been completed.
In his Plan B message to the community in June, Moss-Pultz alluded to a possible WikiReader, a small touchscreen device with the entire Wikipedia on a mini-SD memory card. The WikiReader operates neither on a WLAN connection nor 3G. It is currently orderable at $99.
The WikiReader, branded as "Wikipedia in Your Pocket," is keen on making reading Wikipedia an entertainment factor. The device has three buttons, Search for searching, History lists the previous searches and Random calls up a randomly selected article. The device distinguishes itself by its particularly low power usage: the two AAA batteries should last a year under normal use, mainly because the b&w display requires no backlighting.
The lack of external connectivity provides users two alternatives. You can get an annual update subscription for $29 and have an updated Wikipedia sent twice a year on a mini-SD card. Or you can download the 4-8 GByte archives off the Web.
The technology behind WikiReader is similar to that of the offline Wikipedia of the OLPC project. The software eliminates all graphics, renders a highly compressed and indexed archive from the raw text, and unpacks just the text called up in the search. The source code is under GPLv3 and BSD licensing and download is available from Github. Documentation already includes a QuickStart guide for building your own WikiReader.
replyFor $40 this might be the sort of thing that people would buy for each other as Christmas gifts. But $100 for a dedicated device?? I don't know of many people that would go for that. Just spend another $20 on a Nintendo DS and use DSWiki. Or another $60 will get you an iPod Touch. Ah well. I wish them luck! It's a shame they appear to have missed this year's shopping season.
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A talk by Dr. David F. Crew, Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at The University of Texas at Austin will give a talk titled "Bodies and Ruins: Imagining the Bombing of Germany, 1945-Present."
When the Allies liberated the concentration camps in the spring of 1945, they took photographs of the dead and dying inmates which they believed would compel Germans to acknowledge their complicity in Nazi crimes. Germans responded with other photographs of the cities destroyed by Allied bombs, claiming these images showed that ordinary Germans, too, were victims of the war, not perpetrators or accomplices.
Crew will discuss one example of the ways Germans used photography after 1945 to depict Nazism, the Holocaust and World War Two, and he will examine how this attempt to create a visual antidote to the photographs from the camps has shaped German visual memory of the war since 1945.
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Kingston, R.I. - The Holy Cross men's and women's swimming and diving teams compete over the weekend in the two-day Harold Anderson Invitational, hosted by the University of Rhode Island.
The Crusader men finished in fourth place with a scored of 283. The men's winner was University of Rhode Island (597 points). In the women's invitational, Holy Cross took fifth place with 324.50 points as the University of Maine won the event with 754 points.
For the men, junior Brian Jackson (Phoenixville, Pa.) was the highest individual finisher over the weekend. Jackson took second place in the 200-yard butterfly with a time of 2:08.84, less than one second off the pace.
Sophomore Christopher Smith (West Haven, Conn.) also swam well, finishing third overall in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 5:08.39. Also with a solid finish was freshman Kevein Kitson (Chappaqua, N.Y.), who placed fifth in the 200-yard fresstyle (1:52.38).
The men's 200-yard freestyle relay team posted a fourth place finish with a time of 1:32.48.
On the women's side, senior captain Emily Ferris (Rockville Center, N.Y.) and sophomore Andrea Doherty (Needham, Mass.) led the way.
Ferris finished second in the 100-yard backstroke (1:00.96) and also second in the 200-yard backstroke (2:13.32). The sophomore Doherty took fourth place in the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 1:00.94. She also finished fifth in the 200-yard freestyle event in 2:01.49.
The highest finished for the Crusader relay teams was in the 200-yard freestyle team who took fourth place with a time of 1:42.58.
Both the Holy Cross men's and women's swimming and diving teams will not compete again until after the holiday break. The Crusader men compete again on Saturday, Jan. 14 at home against Boston University at 1:00 p.m. The Crusader women will have a home meet on Sunday, Jan. 15 against Central Connecticut State and Vermont at 1:00 p.m.


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Explore the connections that North Carolina has to the New World Tropics and get hands-on experience with the technology that maintains a piece of tropical dry forest on the fourth floor of the Museum. This program is an hour and 1/2 long.
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Behind the scenes of Blade Runner Paris
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Hanley Ramirez injured his right shoulder as he fell into the stands at Wrigley Field on Sunday. Dodgers shortstop Hanley Ramirez appeared to hurt his right shoulder as he went into the stands making a catch in the seventh inning on Sunday against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Ramirez, the Dodgers' best hitter this season and in many ways the ... Read More »
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MORRISBURG, ON, Sept. 23 – Construction and technical experts from the Nunavut Housing Corporation will be on-site at the Illamar Marshaling Yards to learn about assembling pre-built housing units designed specifically for Northern climate. They will be joined by Guy Lauzon, Member of Parliament for Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry, on behalf of the Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development and Minister Responsible for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), and the Honourable Hunter Tootoo, Minister Responsible for the Nunavut Housing Corporation, Homelessness, and the Qulliq Energy Corporation. Date: Thursday, September 24, 2009
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Plenty of Disney stars have left the children's network and never looked back, but in this racy photo, a former Disney recording artist was not only looking back, but also showing some back.
And baby got back.
This Baywatch-inspired suit comes from the former singer's new swimsuit line, and not only is she a designer, but she also stars on one of America's top reality competition shows.
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Gender and Climate Change: Poor Women Bear Brunt of Global Warming – SPIEGEL ONLINE – News – International via kwout
This is a point well-illustrated by this graph from the report:
One can see that women represent a high percentage of agricultural work in these African countries, whose production is already being destabilized by climate change. Indeed, it is these poor women in this particular part of the world that will shoulder the burden of the impact of climate change, as illustrated by this other graph from the report:
The top map illustrates the major contributors to climate change (basically the Northern hemisphere) while the bottom map represents the areas most affected by it (mostly, the entire African continent and past of South Asia). In other words, the population most responsible for the global climate change will be the least affected by its effects whereas the population least responsible for global climate change will be the ones most affected by it, on top of already being the poorest ones to start with.
This might partially explain why the biggest culprits are dragging their feet when it comes to seriously committing to reducing emissions and other measures to reduce the causes of global climate change.
What to do then? Nothing we have not heard before:
As I said, nothing we have not heard before. And yet again, it is up to the women and girls of the Global South to get themselves educated so that they can solve problems they did not cause in the first place.
Every once in a while, it would be nice to read / hear that countries should invest in the education and reproductive health of women and girls, just because it would benefit them, and not for some greater social good or because we need them to pitch in to solve someone else's problem.
A small step, of course, would be to have more women in delegations, or as heads of delegation, discussing these issues at the global level, such as the Copenhagen Summit, no?