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Moist Pumpkin Spice Muffins (With Cream Cheese Frosting)
I don't know about you, but after both the pork chop recipe and the roasted new potato/garlic recipe, I need something sweet. Something sweet, not non-caloric, not non-fattening, and not non-non-non-not-non-not-nonfattening.
Did I get the right number of negatives in there?
These pumpkin muffins are yummy, and can be eaten plain for breakfast or iced with fattening, gloopy cream cheese frosting for dessert.
Versatility: I love that in a muffin!
Into a strainer or sifter, dump 1 cup all purpose flour…
Then cinnamon, ground nutmeg, ground ginger, and salt.
Capturing the motion of kosher salt is one of my favorite photographic activities.
I've got to get out more.
Tap the side of the sifter until it all comes out the other side…nice and light and fluffy.
There's always a little left in the strainer; I just rub it with my fingers to force it all through.
Throw the sifted mixture into a bowl along with some cold butter that's been cut into pieces.
Use a pastry cutter or two knives to cut the mixture together. (A pastry cutter is best.)
Keep going until the mixture is the consistency of coarse crumbs.
Now, measure a heaping cup of pumpkin puree, either fresh or canned.
Note: make your own pumpkin puree! It's fun and makes you feel like a Pioneer Woman. Whether or not that's a good thing, I'll leave to you to decide.
But note: if you go for the canned stuff, use canned pumpkin, not pumpkin pie filling. No, no, no, no, no on the pumpkin pie filling.
Add the pumpkin puree to a bowl with some evaporated milk.
Oh, how I love vanilla. It makes everything delicious, except maybe guacamole.
Ugh. Now I'm nauseated. Guacamole with vanilla sounds totally disgusting.
Mix it all together until nice and combined.
Then pour it into the flour/butter mixture.
Add some golden raisins. Yummy! Raisins in baked goods are so delicious.
Not in oatmeal cookies, though. I like those pure and unadorned.
Then fold it all together until just combined. Don't beat it to death. Have a heart.
Now, in a separate bowl, throw a little sugar…
And some cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir it together and set aside.
Fill muffin tins 1/2 to 2/3 full with batter. This recipe always just barely makes enough, so be sure to start with half full…then you can fill in a little if there's extra. If you want the muffins to be larger, just fill the pans a good 2/3 full—the recipe will make ten muffins.
Generously sprinkle the sugar/cinnamon/nutmeg mixture over the top of each unbaked muffin. This'll give it a nice little crunch under the cream cheese frosting.
Plus, a little extra sugar ever hurt anyone.
Well, except everyone.
Now pop the pan into the oven for 22 to 26 minutes.
Mmmm. Hello, my beautiful darling!
Let them cool for a few minutes in the pan…
Then remove them and let them cool. If you're going to frost them, you need to let them cool completely.
(See frosting recipe below.)
Speaking of frosting…the devil made me do it.
I actually prefer doing a smaller heap of frosting like this. It's very, very rich and a little goes a long way.
Or…you could just step away from the star tip and smear it over the top like this.
Or…you could just step away from the icing altogether. Unfrosted, these are positively yummy for breakfast.
Well, they're yummy for breakfast with frosting, too. But that totally goes without saying.
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Moist Pumpkin Spice Muffins (With Cream Cheese Frosting)
- Prep Time:
- Cook Time:
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Servings:
- 12
- Muffin Ingredients:
- 1 cup All-purpose Flour
- 1/2 cup Sugar
- 2 teaspoons Baking Powder
- 1-1/2 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon Ground Ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon Nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon Salt
- 4 Tablespoons Butter, cut into pieces
- 1 cup (heaping) Pumpkin Puree
- 1/2 cup Evaporated Milk
- 1 whole Egg
- 1-1/2 teaspoon Vanilla
- 1/2 cup Golden Raisins (optional!)
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- Topping
- 2 Tablespoons Sugar
- 1 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon Nutmeg
- _____
- 1/4 cup Softened Butter
- 4 ounces, weight Cream Cheese
- 1/2 pound Powdered Sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon Vanilla
Preparation Instructions
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Generously grease 12 muffin tins.
Sift flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and salt. Cut in butter with two knives or a pastry blender until it is fully incorporated. In a separate bowl, mix together pumpkin, evaporated milk, egg, and vanilla. Pour pumpkin mixture into the flour mixture. Add raisins. Fold gently until mixture is just combined.
Pour into a greased muffin pan—batter hardly ever fills all twelve unless you keep it down to 1/2 full. Sprinkle with remaining cinnamon-sugar-nutmeg mixture over the top of each unbaked muffin.
Bake for 25 minutes. Allow to cool in pan for 15 minutes, then remove and allow to cool. Ice with cream cheese frosting.
To make the frosting, mix all ingredients on high until soft and whipped. Spread onto completely cooled muffins, or place into a large pastry bag with a large star tip and go crazy! Store in the fridge, as icing will soften at room temperature.
391 Comments
Becky On Monday, October 12 at 9:46 am
These look really yummy! I might have to try them out this week… Weather here has turned cold and cold weather always makes me want pumpkin!
SmallTownRunner Karen On Monday, October 12 at 9:48 am
Excuse me… I'm off to buy a pumpkin.
krissy On Monday, October 12 at 9:49 am
Ree, I know you like your oatmeal cookies unadorned, but my favorite way to make them is with dark chocolate covered raisins-chocolate, raisins, oatmeal, what could be better!!! Maybe we could put them in this recipe too, just a thought
Jacque On Monday, October 12 at 9:53 am
Woo Hoo, just the recipe I was looking for, my two pie pumpkins are definetly going to become a few of these muffins!!! Thank you so much for your time and effort Ree, your amaizzzzzing!!!!!!!!!
Sue D. On Monday, October 12 at 9:55 am
Hard to get canned pumpkin anything around here…….
Erika On Monday, October 12 at 10:13 am
Yum! I think I'll make these tonight for a get-together I'm going to tomorrow. I think I may try them in mini-size since I'll need more than 12.
Laura J On Monday, October 12 at 10:14 am
I dropped by to browse your breakfast archives, wanting something yummy and baked this yucky rainy morning. Oh my, were these good! Just what I needed. Thanks!
schmei On Monday, October 12 at 10:15 am
Making these tonight. Taking them to work tomorrow. Receiving accolades from co-workers for the remainder of the week.
At least, that's my plan. Thanks for this recipe!
The Teacher Cooks On Monday, October 12 at 10:20 am
Very nice muffins. If you're in a hurry put the batter in loaf pan and you will have pumpkin bread.
Green Wedding Photographer On Monday, October 12 at 10:20 am
Need to make these soon. But no no no no no raisins.
Tracy West On Monday, October 12 at 10:24 am
Looks like breakfast for the next few days. Yummm
Andrea in Austin On Monday, October 12 at 10:26 am
Just in case anyone is interested, I put in the recipe on the Weight Watcher site and WITHOUT the frosting, each muffin is 4 points. Sigh. I was able to cut them down to 3 points by substituting lower fat butter and evaporated milk and taking out the raisins, but still. Oh well, I'll have to find some other pumpkin delight that is less points. Thanks for the temptation Ree!
Hol On Monday, October 12 at 10:28 am
These muffins look delicious! I can't wait to make them.
Karen C On Monday, October 12 at 10:30 am
These look so delicious! I will have to make them after I make my own pumpkin puree from the pumpkins we grew this year. Yum!!
Julie On Monday, October 12 at 10:39 am
Thanks Ree … these are perfect. I need to make something "pumpkiny" for my daughter in laws baby shower this weekend. She is craving autumn type foods and we are have butternut squash soup, waldorf salad and she wanted pumpkin bread too!
I'll make these w/o the frosting! We are having "The Chocolate Bar" for dessert … chocolate covered strawberries, various chocolates, 6 different kinds of chocolate cupcakes!
Amy in MN On Monday, October 12 at 10:43 am
Note to self: do nt start weight watchers and then read Ree's blog!!!! Just one of these won't hurt, right??
Aloozia On Monday, October 12 at 10:47 am
I made banana bread this morning. I wish I'd seen these first! Yum!
Natalie Pinto On Monday, October 12 at 10:55 am
oh my goodness, you read my mind! I was thinking about making pumpkin cupcakes or muffins, and now im just gonna have to use this recipie
Sarah On Monday, October 12 at 10:56 am
This is EXACTLY what my heart has been yearning for! Unfortunately I'm up in Minnesota, where the weather has decided that we don't actually need fall–3 to 5 inches of snow forecasted for today. I'll just stare at these muffins and dream of cool, dry, blustery days.
Trish On Monday, October 12 at 10:56 am
I use cream cheese instead of butter. Or peanut butter instead of butter…it cuts the sweetness.
Rebecca Payne, Ingenious Life On Monday, October 12 at 10:57 am
Oh My!! that looks wonderful!! I just might have to try that this week…
Oh and BTW the roasted new potato recipe was to die for!!
Jen from Louisville (Cards!!) On Monday, October 12 at 10:58 am
Hello lover! I think you will be visiting my house tonite in the wee hours when everyone else is asleep and I hide in the pantry alone to eat forbidden baked goods.
Lemonade Makin' Mama On Monday, October 12 at 11:03 am
Um, pretty much anything I can do to be like Pioneer Woman, I'll do… so I guess that means no more Punkin'-in-a-can round these here parts…
Do you get tired of hearing, "I wanna be Pioneer Woman when I grow up?"
I hope not.
Miriam On Monday, October 12 at 11:07 am
These look very good! I have canned pumpkin in the cupboard, and brown bananas in the frige. Looks like I'll be making 2 kinds of muffins today
Melanie On Monday, October 12 at 11:07 am
Mmm, looks delicious except for the horrible raisins which I now know are lurking in there! I definitely want to give it a try sans raisins.
celina b On Monday, October 12 at 11:15 am
You Devil you those look sooo good, I must try them.Yumm!
I guess it's tome for baking.
( Montana burr,
it's only 11 degrees this morning)
Heather On Monday, October 12 at 11:23 am
Up here in Canada – we just celebrated our Thanksgiving…
can't get enuf pumpkin this time of year…
gonna make me these muffins TODAY!!!!!!
Stephanie C On Monday, October 12 at 11:26 am
So yummy! I shall make some this week!
Rhonda in Oklahoma On Monday, October 12 at 11:29 am
Oh, yummy! I see a home school project coming.
Crystal On Monday, October 12 at 11:31 am
Another thing to add to the very long list of things I want to bake while ignoring my not-so-long list of things I need — but don't want — to cook
PS Vanilla won't work in guacamole, but it will harmonize beautifully with the green stuff in avocado milkshakes and ice cream — which taste amazing, despite how they sound!
Jennifer Petersen On Monday, October 12 at 11:33 am
I love fall and any recipe with pumpkin in it. Thanks for the recipe!
Crystal On Monday, October 12 at 11:35 am
yummmmmmmmmmmmmmm! I am making these pronto!
bino1952 On Monday, October 12 at 11:35 am
What a coink-a-dink (as my hubby says) I made pumpkin bread yesterday — I love pumpkin bread. Heck, I just love pumpkin!! Cool recipe….I will give it a try!
Zel On Monday, October 12 at 11:37 am
OH!! YUM !! Or maybe DOUBLE YUM!!
Taylor On Monday, October 12 at 11:39 am
I might have to abandon my hopes to begin my diet today and make these!
Heidi On Monday, October 12 at 11:43 am
How awesome! I was just thinking "Hmmm, I need more pumpkin recipes, I'll go see what the Pioneer Woman has up her sleeve…" and voila! You should do a pumpkin recipe roundup — please please please!
anna On Monday, October 12 at 11:44 am
and the Canadian Thanksgiving festivities continue – thanks Ree, I'll be whipping up a batch of these today!
Kate @ Life As I Live It On Monday, October 12 at 11:45 am
Oh man. I might have to skip a nap today and make these instead. I've had pumpkin on the brain ever since the temperature dropped, we started building days fires and the leaves are changing. Mmmmm, I do love me some pumpkin! And these look divine!
Alison On Monday, October 12 at 11:46 am
I have made something very similiar and less steps — if you are looking for a short cut. It's a really great snack and believe it or not, it's weight watcher friendly and high in good fiber. 1 box spice cake mix, 1 can pure pumpkin. Mix and pour into muffin tins and bake according to box directions. You can certainly add any favorite goodies to the mix. I've also added cream cheese frosting to the top of mine before. My sister turned me onto this recipe and she calls them 'Pumpkin Muffies'. :0)
Hallee On Monday, October 12 at 11:46 am
Awesome recipe – thank you!
Di On Monday, October 12 at 11:46 am
Perfect – after Thanksgiving Day's Pumpkin Pie Squares, I still have half a tin of pumpkin, and we're all in need of a little more sweet goodness, ya know?
Brooke On Monday, October 12 at 11:47 am
DELICIOUS. I love cream cheese frosting. Also, I love muffins.
Di On Monday, October 12 at 11:47 am
P.S. – I'm Canadian, in case anyone was wondering …. LOL
Leyla On Monday, October 12 at 11:51 am
Yum, yum, yum!!! Gotta try these!! =)
Lisaiz On Monday, October 12 at 11:54 am
Hmmmm – I wonder if I can use yogurt in place of the evaporated milk? They look DIVINE, and I want to make it so my cow-dairy allergic kids can eat them. I have goat yogurt instead of evaporated milk; I think I'll give it a try.
LJ in Seattle On Monday, October 12 at 11:56 am
I was just getting ready to make some pies today.,..Gingercrisp apple and pumpkin. Then I popped on while I enjoyed a cup of tea and wouldn't ya know it, just had to make these muffins!! They're in the oven now, smelling like yummy-ness. Pies will have to be an afternoon project now. Thanks for sharing!
Beverly On Monday, October 12 at 12:00 pm
These look AMAZING. Will definitely be whipping them up soon!
Kare On Monday, October 12 at 12:04 pm
I'm on a total muffin kick, and those look really, really (really) yummy. Plus, I've decided that golden raisins are my new favorite go-to item for baked goods. I want to try them in everything. Thanks!
Jody On Monday, October 12 at 12:06 pm
Once again something that I will totally make. I love the comfort of spicy fall like food and these look terrific.
Thanks again for all the great recipes and ideas.
sprucehill On Monday, October 12 at 12:22 pm
Oh yumm I can never turn down a pumkin muffin recipe!
Lar On Monday, October 12 at 12:22 pm
My daughter LOVES pumpkin but can't have dairy–do you think you could substitute soy milk for the evaporated milk? I use soy milk as a sub for regular milk in all my cooking and never see a difference, but I don't know if the same would be true for evaporated milk.
Julie On Monday, October 12 at 12:23 pm
Leave out the rasins, replace with chocolate chips! Be still my beating heart…
Karin On Monday, October 12 at 12:28 pm
Wow, these look awesome. Definately going to make them soon! Yum..
Just a quick question….
Which vanilla do you use???
Carolin On Monday, October 12 at 12:28 pm
We are celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving today and these will be perfect. Blessings to you and your family.
zoom On Monday, October 12 at 12:35 pm
Those look so good. I wish I could reach right through that screen ,and grab that muffin, or maybe 3 or 4 and munch on them with a cup of coffee.
Marta On Monday, October 12 at 12:35 pm
This recipe looks delicious I love pumpkin recipes and I am definitley going to make them with the frosting. I have thought about substituting the raisins with chopped up pecans! YUM!
Kristen On Monday, October 12 at 12:38 pm
The sight of the metal pastry cutter and the metal bowl gave me goose bumps all over! Aaaaugh- the noise! But the muffins look divine- must make those soon.
Alicia W. On Monday, October 12 at 12:43 pm
Yay! Time to make some lunch for me and my kidlets! This will perfect!
Julie @ Willow Bird Baking On Monday, October 12 at 12:44 pm
Oh yum! Love the idea of putting golden raisins in there! I've been on a pumpkin kick lately — pumpkin mini-pies and pumpkin whoopie pies. And I still have a whole can of Libby pumpkin waiting in the pantry (I stocked up)!
Ana Elizabeth On Monday, October 12 at 12:49 pm
These are way too cute! And I love how the appearance pumpkin means fall is here. My fave time of year!
penny sheehan On Monday, October 12 at 12:56 pm
How am I ever going to lose 7 lbs. man another yummy treat!
Joanna On Monday, October 12 at 12:57 pm
Oh Ree, you have completely made my day with this yummy post. I love fall. It makes me so happy and everything having to do with pumpkins makes me happy!
You warm my heart!
Summer On Monday, October 12 at 1:01 pm
Yum! I'm a pumpkin freak, but only in the fall.
kathleen On Monday, October 12 at 1:04 pm
These look delish. I think I'll try them. I have a good pumpkin bread recipe that tastes good and makes 3 loaves! always a plus. Ree, I made the chicken legs this weekend and they were a big hit! I added some bourben chicken marinade and some paprika and they turned out great! I kept yr friends and you in my prayers last nite.Speaking from experience, the only thing that helps is time. I prayed for you because you and yr family are special and every body can use prayer.
christy On Monday, October 12 at 1:15 pm
Looks delicious. Can't wait to try them. I saw the lovely ruffled top, that MM doesn't like, sitting prettily on your frame over at simplyrecipes. You look pretty and happy. And isn't that what clothes are supposed to be about? Here's the link: http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/the_fun_that_was_blogher_food/
You can always just wear it when you are headed to the grocery store. Give the bag boys something to look at!
Chris On Monday, October 12 at 1:18 pm
Can't wait for my weekend baking to give this a try.
Morgan H. On Monday, October 12 at 1:24 pm
I am making these right now! The batter is yummy and I can't wait to frost them!
Young Wife On Monday, October 12 at 1:26 pm
I am making these! My husband's birthday is tomorrow and his family is coming over for dinner to celebrate. Thanks for sharing.
Susan On Monday, October 12 at 1:26 pm
These do sound amazing! Just in time for fall! Thanks, Ree.
Janet On Monday, October 12 at 1:28 pm
Oh heaven help me!!! These look amazing!!
Ree, what did you use to frost the cupcakes? Is there an easy little kitchen frosting utensil out there or did you get all fancy with the paper and special tips?
liliana On Monday, October 12 at 1:31 pm
these guys look like they could use a little creamy filling…. go on, look at 'em! I like getting cream cheese surprise in my muffins/cupcakes… i mean, technically aren't these just vegetable cupcakes parading around like a healthy muffin?
I'm just saying…..
elizabethk On Monday, October 12 at 1:33 pm
I NEVER get pumpkin~ed-out!
These look wonderful, truthfully – I must start my new eating plan for life and cream cheese frosting ain't part of it. Though – I think I will add a little bit of dark chocolate chips to the batter.
Thanks, Ree!'
Deanna B On Monday, October 12 at 1:40 pm
This looks delicious. I'm so excited for fall so I can start making all kinds of squash related foods. These might be first on the list.
Christina (Dinner at Christina's) On Monday, October 12 at 1:40 pm
I love love love October and fall! These are absolutely beautiful – the batter looks so pretty and orange! I'm definitely making these AND the frosting!!!
Darryn On Monday, October 12 at 1:55 pm
These look delicious! And this is a perfect recipe for using up my leftover pumpkin and evaporated milk from the pie!
Many thanks to you
Lisa On Monday, October 12 at 2:04 pm
Can you make this in a loaf pan insted of muffins???
Caryn On Monday, October 12 at 2:06 pm
I was just going to look for a pumpkin muffin recipe!!! THANKS!
Ann On Monday, October 12 at 2:25 pm
This is great – I've been practicing all weekend for our Pumkin Challenge at work next week. I made pumpkin chili, pumpkin pudding, pumpkin spice marshmellow cookies but nothing has the MMM Pumpkin taste. I'll try these tonight.
catlover5589 On Monday, October 12 at 2:30 pm
Mmmm these look so yummy, I have been finding so many delicious sounding pumpkin recipes. So many recipes so little time. Thanks Ree!
Deirdre On Monday, October 12 at 2:32 pm
I just bought a can of pumpkin yesterday, my hubby, son and i have been totally craving a pumpkin baked good!! now i need to go get som evap. milk. mmm can't wait!!
Jasie VanGesen On Monday, October 12 at 2:34 pm
These will be made very soon… at my place… by me… and I might eat all of them by myself before anybody else gets a chance.
Yvonne! On Monday, October 12 at 2:50 pm
holy cow p-dub, get out of my brain. we carved our pumpkin last night and i've been dreaming of pumpkin delicious-ness ever since. these look ammmmmazing!
Deseree On Monday, October 12 at 2:54 pm
Yum! I just love pumpkin anything. I just posted a recipe for Pumpkin Cake with Amaretto Cream Cheese Frosting. And now that I see your recipe, I know what to do with my left over pumpkin puree. Thanks!
BluebonnetGal On Monday, October 12 at 2:57 pm
This recipe is going in my permanent recipe box. I can never get enough pumpkin goodies and these are gonna be great with all the other pumpkin stuff I like to make this time of year. Maybe it's because I was born in this month that I can never get enough pumpkin in my diet! Thanks, P-Dub!
Susan On Monday, October 12 at 3:07 pm
A perfect 'little bread' to go with a meal this time of year. It makes me think of autumn & Thanksgiving. They look absolutely wonderful with very little sugar. We are both diabetics, so we will not make the frosting. Thank-You for this wonderful recipe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lori On Monday, October 12 at 3:22 pm
Everything but the raisins!
Amy On Monday, October 12 at 3:53 pm
FYI — Avocado and vanilla is not such a long shot, in the Philipinnes they eat avocado for dessert, sometimes they just pour a little sweetened condensed milk over half an avocado and call it dessert.
Laurie On Monday, October 12 at 3:54 pm
These sound and look so good. I have been craving pumpkin cookies. I think I will make these muffins as well. Oh YUM!
Jan C. On Monday, October 12 at 3:59 pm
Oh yay, I happen to have opened a double-sized can of pumpkin the other day to make just one pie, so I have pumpkin left over. Yumness!
danielle On Monday, October 12 at 4:02 pm
I do not think I can even begin to articulate how very excited I am that I won a copy of your cookbook from the Cotton Wife! I was at work when I found out and practically jumped out of my chair in front of a student!
Mary On Monday, October 12 at 4:16 pm
They look delicious!
Jennifer M. On Monday, October 12 at 4:51 pm
I need to make these. NOW.
Amy On Monday, October 12 at 5:16 pm
Dear P-Dubs,
You totally made my day…nay…my WEEK with this recipe. I'm all over it. Thank you.
All the best,
Texnana On Monday, October 12 at 5:25 pm
Know what I miss? I miss the cast of characters lineup you used to do. I could always tell at first glance if I had what went into all your goodies.
I'm going back to work next week for the first time in three weeks after a serious case of pneumonia. Think I'll take these in to my team as an "I'm back!" treat.
Nikki On Monday, October 12 at 5:31 pm
I have been craving pumpkin muffins for a week but decided to wait for my hubby to get home (he's a pilot). I'm glad I did or I'd eat the entire batch myself. He's home now…you will find these in my house by tomorrow night (or in my happy tummy!). I can't wait!!!!!!!!
April On Monday, October 12 at 5:52 pm
I made this right after I saw the recipe this morning. I'm glad that you are very liberal with the spices, especially the nutmeg. Usually I find that recipes like this don't have enough spices but this is perfect. I didn't do the cream cheese frosting this time, but I will next time. My whole family loves them. They are almost gone and it's not even 4:00 p.m. yet!
Ruthie On Monday, October 12 at 5:58 pm
These look de-lish!! I'm going to give them a whirl at the end of the week. ( :
Wendy On Monday, October 12 at 6:07 pm
I was so happy to come on here tonight and see the pumpkin muffin recipe..I used 1/2 can of pumpkin today and decided to look for a pumpkin muffin recipe to use the other 1/2 can on…These look amazingly delicious! I will be making them tomorrow for my daycare children…. Thanks…
Sharon On Monday, October 12 at 6:24 pm
Perfect timing. I just put 1 cup of pumpkin puree in our freezer.
Nannie of 3 On Monday, October 12 at 6:44 pm
why, o, why Ree! These sound and look even more scrumptious. Problem is, I just came from getting a not-so-good report from the Dr. I'm now on a diabetic diet starting tonight. Probably best to avoid this tab till I get settled on this new way of life.


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Former Cowboys offensive lineman Nate Newton was in his usually talkative mood Wednesday. Attending training camp as an analyst for ESPN Radio, Newton talked all things Cowboys — from guard Leonard Davis' huge contract to whether receiver Terrell Owens would have fit in with his Cowboys teams of the 1990s. What do you think of […] [Read More]
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Fantastic fans: The welcome for Texas alum and new offensive guard Leonard Davis' return to Texas surprised even Davis a little. After six seasons in Arizona, the crowd at his first Cowboys training camp was overwhelming. "I'm in awe, I'm in shock," he said. "You might see this many people for a scrimmage, but for […] [Read More]
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Terrell Owens was the last player to hit the field. That's not unusual for T.O., who did it often in Oxnard, Calif., at last year's camp. And, as was the case last summer, he received a standing ovation from the fans. Rookie update: No sign of the two remaining unsigned draft picks — Anthony Spencer […] [Read More]
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Cowboys fans showed their love for new coach Wade Phillips, who took the field at the Alamodome for the first time at about 1:55 p.m. A crowd of about 4,000 gave Phillips a standing ovation, prompting the coach to pump his fist in appreciation. The Cowboys' first practice gets underway at 2:30 p.m. [Read More]
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Outside linebacker Greg Ellis is in pads for the first time since he tore an Achilles' tendon at Arizona. Ellis just took the field for warmups here at the Alamodome after shaking hands and chatting briefly with former Cowboys scouting chief Larry Lacewell. Speaking of Lacewell, team insiders say he may be getting an office […] [Read More]
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Jerry Jones issued the front-runner for quote of camp when he said the following Tuesday about his efforts to curb his optimistic nature: "I come out of the shower optimistic," Jones said. "I go in that shower sometimes so low — lower than a crippled cricket's butt. OK? Now all I'm trying to say to […] [Read More]
Tom Orsborn: Wade's world less stressful for players' legs
With only six days of two-a-days scheduled, the Cowboys won't lose their legs at this camp. During the Bill Parcells Era, the Cowboys often left camp worn out. Some insiders believe all the early work is the main reason why the club played so poorly in December under the Tuna. But Phillips isn't Parcells. He […] [Read More]
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Bill Parcells' legacy with the Cowboys is on display every time the team practices or hits the weight room. Dallas has one of the league's hardest working teams and it's a reflection of the hard-driving Parcells, who stressed to his young players the dangers of cutting corners and giving anything less than 100 percent. "I […] [Read More]
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While speaking at Tuesday night's Dallas Cowboys 2007 Kick-Off Spectacular, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones made a point to state the team's unsigned draft picks would have enjoyed the electric atmosphere. Jones noted son Stephen, the team's executive vice president, had been working the phones to get everyone signed by the camp's first […] [Read More]
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As seemingly only he can, Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens stole the show at Tuesday's Dallas Cowboys 2007 Kick-Off Spectaular. Waving silver-and-blue pom poms and demonstrating his post-touchdown "T.O." celebration, Owens told the crowd, "This year, we're going to try to bring that Super Bowl back to Dallas." Not to be outdone, quarterback Tony Romo […] [Read More]
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John Ward hails phenomenal work-rate as Bristol Rovers move a step closer to safety
Posted: February 09, 2013|
Bristol Rovers boss John Ward once again hailed the 'phenomenal' work-rate his players showed to move a step closer to guaranteed survival following a victory at Oxford United.
Lee Brown and Eliot Richards grabbed second-half goals earlier today to help Rovers move five points clear of the drop zone after claiming their fifth victory in eight games since Ward took charge on December 17.
"It was an exceptionally hard effort from the boys," said Ward. "It was our third game in a difficult week against a side that had the luxury of a full week to recover after their last match.
"The pitch was heavy and we had to really battle our way towards a result. I'm really pleased at the way we have approached our business today.
"There are lots of different ways to win a game and for us this one was all about determination and desire. Oxford are a side in good form at this moment in time. It was imperative that we came into the game to play in a way that wouldn't give them an opportunity to roll us over.
"It could have been different if they had got a break in front of goal, but it didn't happen for them and we managed to take advantage by getting a couple of goals of our own.
"We're delighted it has gone our way and I think the boys deserve it because the effort and work-rate they have shown in the last few games has been nothing short of phenomenal."
Ward, meanwhile, was forced to withdraw Danny Woodards with a nasty-looking head injury in the second-half following an 'unpleasant' challenge by Oxford midfielder Lewis Montrose.
"Danny is fine," Ward said after the game. "He took a boot to the head and sustained two cuts that needed stitches. He got his head patched up and was back out on the bench with us to watch the final stages of the game."
Rovers now have seven days to recover before they return to action with a game against Wycombe Wanderers at the Memorial Stadium next Saturday and Ward said: "That's good.
"The players have run themselves to a standstill this week and they need a bit of a breather. We'll allow that to happen before we begin our preparations for a very tough game against Wycombe last weekend."


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SAN ANTONIO - The fate of San Antonio's newest "Baby Moses," the first in recent memory, now rests in the legal system, after the newborn baby girl was handed over at Fire Station 29 Thursday afternoon by a young woman in her 20s believed to be the mother.
"A young lady knocked on the door and said she had a baby she couldn't keep," said District Chief Russell Johnson.
Hearing what had happened, Dennis Moreno, a local family attorney, said, "You're always happy that some parent made a good decision to protect their child."
The Baby Moses Law allows a parent to surrender their baby if it is healthy and was born within the past 60 days. The child also must be taken to a fire station, hospital, given to an emergency medical technician or a "designated emergency infant care provider."
Moreno said no questions are asked at the time of surrender.
"They can give us information about the health of the child, even family members if they want to," Moreno said. "But there is no prosecution for abandonment or neglect."
Moreno said typically what happens in these cases, Child Protective Services takes emergency custody of the baby. He said usually, about two weeks later, a hearing is scheduled, at which point the parents or their relatives can ask the child be returned.
"So it can still happen. It's rare but it can still happen," Moreno said.
Moreno said the sooner CPS or the Children's Court is contacted, the better.
He said it can help improve the family's standing, but also services can be arranged to ensure the child's welfare.
But Moreno said at some point soon, the child can be put up for adoption.
Moreno said the law especially benefits young mothers or those whose families were not aware of the pregnancy.
"This gives them a way to provide their baby a good future that perhaps they wouldn't have had under mom's care," Moreno said.
The family law attorney said he believes there are fewer Baby Moses cases because parents realize they have other options, such as adoption agencies, or family members who are willing to help.
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A winter storm buried the Twin Ports under about six inches of snow in some places. The snowstorm lasted more than 24 hours and made roads slippery. As of 8 p.m. Sunday night, there were almost 600 crashes statewide and one fatality, according to state troopers.
People in Duluth had to dig themselves out from underneath the powder and many people got stuck trying to leave the house.
"I've been stuck on the other side of the street for like ten minutes," driver Brienne West said. "Now, I'm stuck on this side of the street. I love Minnesota snow when I'm snowboarding and that's about it."
This snowstorm canceled 150 flights at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, including a few flights that were headed for Duluth.
While snow meant extra work for people in the Northland, some people took advantage of the powder. Ryan Trombly and Craig Eggebraaten spent their afternoon helping people shovel their driveways in the Lakeside neighborhood.
"We've been doing it for the older people for free," Trombly said. "So, they don't have to come out here and risk falling and stuff like that."
Other people did the chores themselves, like Thelma and Craig Schaumberg who shoveled their driveway in the Kenwood area multiple times.
"If I would have known it'd be this much, I should have started the snow blower," Craig said.
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For the past two weeks, the sun has been particularly active and will remain so possibly for another two weeks, say NOAA researchers. "We're ringing the bells," said Joseph Kunches of NOAA's Space Environment Center in Boulder. Colo.
Yet another a major flare and coronal mass ejection, or CME, erupted from the sun Thursday. This latest activity should fuel the current magnetic storm, which is weakening. Those looking at the night sky over most of the upper U.S. could see the aurora borealis or northern lights over the next few nights.
The activity could continue through the weekend, subside, and then possibly restart as another active region, which provided many of the solar flares a few weeks ago, turns toward Earth.
Thursday's flare came from an area of the sun identified as 9415, the same region that produced two fast-moving coronal mass ejections and flares on April 10.
"The sun rotates about 15 degrees each day, so this area should be going away in a few days," Kunches said. "However, the one that was really active two weeks ago is 180 degrees away from this one, so it will be coming around again. We're waiting the arrival of that one."
The sun is experiencing "solar max," a period of activity that happens about every 11 years and lasts for about three or four years. Kunches said he and his colleagues have noticed periods of strong activity which have recently occurred about every three or four months. "This one is prolonged because of the two back-to-back areas," he said.
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Chocopologie Re-Opens in Downtown SoNo with Espresso, Dessert & Lunch
Very shortly, Fritz Knipschildt, owner of Chocopologie, will be swapping his old 12 South Main St. location for an up-to-date Chocopologie at 133 Washington St.
The new Chocopologie has maintained some aspects of the old café like the European flair (yes, I'm thinking about the savory buckwheat crepes), the open chocolate-making station, and their trademark exposed brick walls. But don't be fooled; the light-washed wood flooring, trendy antique furniture, and a simple chalkboard menu point to a decidedly new style. Knipschildt described the new restaurant's theme as "doing less with more."
Their "less is more" thinking has inspired their chow as well. Knipschildt and Manager Joseph Trepanowski are not fans of the nuevo, hipster movement, and said that "these hipster places put on good faces but it's a facade," adding that they want to be cool but have substance.
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Like many Americans, Thanksgiving is our favorite time of year. Overeating, football, more overeating, naps on the couch and more eating -- its the perfect Holiday. In between all of those things it's also a time to reflect on what you are truly thankful for - and while we are thankful for our respective families and friends, we are also thankful to have you, the reader, to interact with and join us in making fun of the world of sports. So thanks for reading and don't be strangers, we love any and all comments and yes, that includes you anonymous "hire Mike Leach" guy.
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Demystifying Missouri Unemployment Claim and Appeal Process
This article is a companion to my Missouri Unemployment Appeals Tips article.
The Division of Employment Security is strapped for cash due to the depression, and they are looking for any way possible to deny benefits —- Sorry to be so blunt but it is true — Do not "resign" in lieu of termination, unless you have spoken to a lawyer first. — And everything you say, and don't say, will be used against you.
Someone might disagree with the Deputy's decision. Maybe the Deputy denied your claim. Maybe the Deputy approved your claim, and the Employer thinks you should have been denied.
You and the employer will have 30 days to appeal the Referee's Decision.
The Labor Commission's decision in the Second Appeal will contain instructions on how to make a further appeal to the Missouri Court of Appeals.
The Court of Appeals job, in this Third Appeal, is to review the legal appropriateness of the Labor Commission's decision. All manner of legitimate legal arguments can be used, as with any appellate court case.
BUT - Appellate Court Practice is quite difficult and time-consuming. Few Unemployment Claimants can justify the expense of hiring a lawyer to fight an Appellate Court battle over the value of unemployment benefits. Even if you win, you can't get your attorney fees reimbursed.
No one has ever hired me to fight a Court of Appeals unemployment battle. And my bias is to discourage people from spending the money. The cost-benefit analysis is just too lopsided in favor of dropping the matter.
I represent people at unemployment hearings. I explain the services and their cost in my Services and Fees article.
If you lack funds to hire a lawyer, you could try contacting your local Bar Association (look in the phone book), or contact a "Legal Aid" - organization if one exists in your area.
Here in the Eastern part of Missouri, our "Legal Aid" is called Legal Services of Eastern Missouri (LSEM).
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Giada went crazy with all the eggs, tooTatianahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3642630879989355962.post-18702033298222426302012-04-12T16:22:31.386-05:002012-04-12T16:22:31.386-05:00Precious! That was so sweet to have someone easter...Precious! That was so sweet to have someone easter egg your yard! I love that idea for families of little ones. And Landon is too cute with those eggs, what a great cheap toy for him to play withCourtneyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3642630879989355962.post-87811911585509182072012-04-12T13:58:43.603-05:002012-04-12T13:58:43.603-05:001. I love Layla's Easter dress. You can borr...1. I love Layla's Easter dress. You can borrow Hannah's dress whenever Layla is big enough. :)
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01/29/2012 – The women's basketball team was defeated by Cornerstone University at the Sturrus Sports & Fitness Center 62-54. The victory improved the Golden Eagles record to 15-9 on the season and to 8-4 in league play, while the Saints fell to 13-10 overall and to 6-6 in the WHAC. Cornerstone remains in third place in the conference standings, while the Saints slip to sixth.
A 16-5 run to close the half gave the cross town rival a 35-26 advantage at the intermission. Ashley Moon's four triples sparked the Golden Eagles surge and was a precursor of things to come. Moon connected on three more from beyond the arc in the second half to lead all scorers with 21 points.
Coach Nash's squad maintained its composure and rallied to tie the game at 45 with 9:23 to play. The 13-2 spurt was capped off by a three point make by Marissa Marx. The comeback was spurned as Cornerstone executed down the stretch and prevailed 62-54. The Saints shooting woes (27% from the field) proved too much to overcome. Taelor Sanders paced the Saints with 17 points and eight rebounds, while Chelsea Matley added eight points.
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After sharing in her waiting over the past nine months, the Northland can finally join WDIO in welcoming Weston St. John Nelson to the world.
Weston made his appearance on Friday, August 16 at 10:29 PM. He was a big baby, weighing in at 8 pounds, 5 ounces and 20 inches long. You could say he looks a lot like mom, but there is no doubt that dad is in there somewhere.
The proud parents say they could not have made it through the experience without the phenomenal staff at Essentia Health's Birth Center.
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Thom Scher is the current Producer and Director of Public Relations for Charity Fashion Show. In his fourth year with CFS, he has helped to make the event what it is today. An award-nominated event producer and stylist, Thom is a well known member of the San Francisco fashion community. Thom owns his own fashion PR company, Beyond The Dresses, which this year is the coordinating and managing CFS.
1. How are you involved in CFS?
I am the Producer, and the Director of Public Relations for Charity Fashion Show. Basically, I've been around since CFS became started to become what it is today: the largest fashion show on the West Coast.
2. How did you come to get involved?
I met Wayne Hwang 4 years ago, and we hit it off. Next thing I knew we realized that we could be amazing partners if he handled the creative side and I handled the business side. We took what was a small annual event in 2007 and blew it up into the show that so many know in 2009. I never expected to wind up in the fashion industry — but here I am, and I absolutely love it!
3. What are you most excited about for this year's show?
The runway layout is so different than past years — its a flat-surface runway with stadium seating and way more of a European vibe. I can't wait for how that is going to feel. I think that people are also going to be blown away by the work that Brooke Smith (Creative Director) has done to make this year's show more cohesive, styled, and innovative.
4. Who is your fashion inspiration?
Hedi Slimane's suits from the Dior days in the early 2000s, anything Lagerfeld, every single one of Brooke Smith's outfits, and the entire wardrobe of Kiyan Williams (a CFS model).
5. What do you love most about the fashion industry?
I love how dedicated and passionate people are in the fashion industry. Its such a diverse industry, and people that love it REALLY love it. I think that's the case with CFS: I couldn't do it without the staff, the models, and the designers who are all wildly committed to making such a unique event happen!
6. Favorite personal fashion-related memory?
I have a few that really make me happy and bring back great memories, but I'd have to say that last year I was in Southern California for LAFW. It was really late at night, and I got a call from one of our designer interns — Mary Lucas. She had been accepted to Parson's and called me as soon as she found out. I legitimately started crying I was so happy for her… dreams really can come true.
7. What is your favorite local shopping spot?
Loft 1513 in San Francisco is really a hot spot of amazing pieces! I won't lie, I'm also a bit of an obsessive when it comes to the Diesel on Santana Row…
8. If you could change one thing in the fashion industry, what would it be?
I think that I would make the major fashion weeks more diverse — both in terms of ethnic and body type diversity, but also in terms of style diversity. I think that we have a long way to come in terms of promoting healthy body consciousness and confidence through fashion, and I think that this industry is one of the best places to do it. I also just love the underground fashion aesthetics of San Francisco, and I wish that we saw more of that in New York.
9. In five years where do you see yourself?
I hope to be producing huge events, managing PR for some major designers, and loving my life in the fashion industry.
10. Why should people come to CFS 2011?
It really is the best runway event on the West Coast, and it is a true experience. Not only does it support The Princess Project, but it supports the fashion industry of San Francisco & the West Coast! …and its just an amazing time!
*Editors Note: I met Thom about a year ago right after Charity Fashion Show 2010. The show he produced last year was one that had heart, passion, and a true desire to give back to the community. I have seen Thom grow into an amazing PR rep this past year and I can only imagine what the show will be like Saturday night with the collections that are walking the runway. I am eager to see the show this year, and even more than that I am excited for what the future holds for Thom. An early congratulations to Thom and the entire CFS team– I know an amazing night awaits us all.


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Can prayer change God's will? -- From Linda, a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, an ELCA congregation in Mesquite, Texas
Anne: Dear Linda, I was drawn to your question because it's come up in my life, too, and I've never found a completely satisfying answer. So, while I can't promise a satisfying answer, I'll share some thoughts and resources that have helped me through times when I've wondered what impact my prayers were having on God.
There are some stories in the Bible where it seems like prayer changes God's plan. My favorites are conversations between God and Moses during the wilderness wanderings: check out Exodus 33:12-23, Numbers 11:10-23 and Numbers 14:13-25. Moses advocates for the people of God and appeals to God's mercy when punishment seems immanent. When I read these passages, I believe that God was engaging in a genuine back-and-forth, a real conversation that had an impact on Moses, on God's people, and on God.
God says to Moses: "I will do the very thing that you have asked" (Exodus 33:17). We don't usually get such direct feedback from God when we pray. We do know that God wants us to pray: persistently, unceasingly, and boldly asking for what we really want (Luke 18:1-8, for just a quick example). Prayer must be more than just a game for God and more than a futile exercise for us.
When loved ones are sick or dying, or when life takes a desperate turn, the idea of "God's will" can be a comfort or a burden, and prayer can seem powerful or completely pointless. If you're going through a difficult time and still looking for resources, there are two I can't recommend enough. The first is William Sloane Coffin's eulogy for his son, Alex, who died at 24 after a car crash. You can find it online. The other is a wonderful book, "When God Doesn't Answer Your Prayer" by Jerry Sittser. Drawing on his own experience of tragic loss, Jerry delves into all kinds of difficult questions about prayer with profound honesty. No satisfying answers, but thoughts that will shape your understanding of and relationship with God, and maybe offer some healing, too.
Monica: Dear Linda, you ask a deep question and I am sure that my answer will not be sufficient. My heart immediately turns to Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. A deeply disturbed Jesus prayed for God's will to be fulfilled. It's not what Jesus wanted but he trusted his Father. The darkness of the world moved Jesus to the cross. But then, the unimaginable happened, death is swallowed up by God's love. God's will for humanity and all of creation is always life; renewing and restoring life on earth and the promise of life eternal. In our earthly life we may experience grief, pain, suffering, illness, isolation, depression, hopelessness, desperate situations, violence, etc. These experiences are not God's will nor are they punishment for sin. Like Jesus we can cry out, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" God hears our prayer. May God assure us that we do not walk alone through the valley of the shadow, but that Christ's light is leading us into life.
Ron: Prayer at its most basic form is conversation. Good conversation has two parts to it: speaking and listening. I think of Jesus praying at the Mount of Olives (Luke 22:42):
"Father, if you are willing, remove this cup from me; yet, not my will but yours be done."
Clearly Jesus was making a request for something to happen, but at the same time he was also praying to be in "alignment" with God's will and plan for the world.
I also think of Abraham who in "conversation" or prayer with God negotiated with God in Genesis 19 in regard to what God was going to do at Sodom and Gomorrah. Additionally, Moses in Exodus 32:11-14 "implored" God to forgive the people and the text tells us "God changed his mind." Another part of the equation that this excellent question raises is the whole idea of discernment. I love the following passage from Romans 12:2.
"Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God -- what is good and acceptable and perfect."
Prayer is that place and space where we talk to God and listen to God so that we might have our will changed as well.
David: Linda, What a wonderful question!
Many of us were taught, or absorbed at some point, the idea that we shouldn't argue with God. But the God of the Bible seems to encourage us to engage, to argue, to discuss. One of my favorite stories in the Bible centers on this sort of relationship with God. While Moses is talking with God on top of Mount Sinai, the Israelites build a golden calf and worship. God decides to destroy the Israelites, but Moses argues with God. And, as a result of Moses' arguing with God, "the Lord changed his mind" (Exodus 32:14).
To be in a relationship with a person is to change in response to them. Indeed, this is what it means to pray that God will be merciful -- to show mercy is to change from anger to forgiveness, to change from punishment to love. Every time we pray for God's mercy or God's forgiveness, we are asking God to change.
And, at least insofar as God has been revealed to us, it does appear that God changes. Just as loving your child changes a parent, just as loving a spouse changes a person, loving us changes God.
Do you have a question you'd like answered by an ELCA pastor? Email us your question, and you might see it answered by one of our pastors. You can also find out more about our pastors on our "Bios" page. LivingLutheran.com offers a platform for ELCA members to share their diverse experiences of what it means to live Lutheran.
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Especially designed for a family of four--and their two cats-- House L by Schneider & Lengauer connects the Austrian landscape of Scharten with views of the Northern Limestone Alps. According to the architects, "three key requirements characterize the result. First, it was necessary to integrate the qualities of the site into a prestigious residential and working environment. Second, the client placed great importance on energy-efficient design. And thirdly, the home should reflect the family's fondness for the color white".
The residence also accommodates the client's graphic design studio and a large photo collection. All interiors are defined by minimalism, openness and elegance. Just as the brief stated, white is the predominant color, ensuring a smooth transition between rooms. Champagne-colored floors stand out in the general design, adding a touch of warmth.
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You had me at chocolate spread. That is what my boyfriend said when I told him my idea for this recipe. Holy moly, this spread is amazing. I had to stop myself from eating it all in one sitting. I even turned this recipe into cookies and crackers (which will be posted after the holidays). I hope everyone is having a wonderful December. I'm currently vacationing in Palm Springs and will be heading to Jackson Hole soon. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you all!
Roasted Hazelnut Chocolate Spread
- 1 cup raw hazelnuts
- 1/4 teaspoon salt + 1/8 teaspoon
- 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- pinch nutmeg, preferably freshly grated
- 1/4 tablespoon organic palm sugar
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1/3 cup Enjoy Life chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Place hazelnuts in bowl. Mix spices together in separate bowl and pour over nuts. Pour oil over spice and nut mixture and mix with hands. Place mixture on cookie sheet and spread into an even layer. Roast for 8 minutes or until nuts are fragrant. When done, place nuts in food processor, along with extra oil drippings from pan.
Melt chocolate in a microwave safe bowl for 20-30 seconds. Just enough to soften chocolate. Chips will not be melted all the way. Pour chocolate over spiced nut mixture and pulse in food processor until it forms a paste.
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Charles Webster Hawthorne letter to Emma Beach Thayer, 1921
Physical Details: Letter : 2 folded sheet : handwritten ; 17 x 26 cm., folded to 17 x 13 cm.
Sender: Charles Webster Hawthorne (1870 or 1872-1930 or 1932)
Recipient: Emma Beach Thayer (1850-1954)
Description: Hawthorne writes to express his grief and condolences at the loss of his friend and Thayer's husband, Abbott Handerson Thayer.
Typescript copy of original is also included. Measurements are for original letter.
Forms part of: Abbott Handerson Thayer and Thayer family papers, 1851-1999, bulk 1881-1950
Rights Statement: U.S. public domain
Citation: Charles Webster Hawthorne letter to Emma Beach Thayer, 1921
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McGinnis: Pauly Shore returns to ToledoWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | email@example.com
The voice on the other end of the telephone said, "I think the Internet really ruined the entertainment business as a whole. As far as financially, everyone wants everything for free. Even the porn business has gotten hit a lot by the Internet. But at the end of the day, you have to change with the times, so you have to go that way. You don't really have a choice. So we all find ourselves doing video clips — but you're doing it for free, basically. The big question now in the business is, how do you do stuff on the Internet and get paid?"
This was not Pauly Shore. It couldn't be. Oh, sure, the voice sounded like him — that heavily So-Cal-accented drawl which served him well as he became a comedy star in the mid-90s. The same affectations and verbal tics audiences saw in films like "Encino Man" and "Son-in-Law" could be faintly picked up in our talk. But the person I was chatting with was down-to-earth, reflective, conversational. It couldn't be Pauly Shore.
Except … it was. The same man who played "The Weasel" to such a degree that his character (for better or worse) seemed to help define the decade, comedically. The same Pauly Shore whose on-screen persona was described as achieving a "fingernails-on-the-blackboard effect." But here is Shore, in 2009, in the middle of a stand-up comedy tour and having just finished directing his third film. Yes, directing. Writing, too. Maybe he has matured; maybe there is a lesson to be learned about separating the performer from his character.
Shore will appear at the Funny Bone comedy club Nov. 6-8. This is not Shore's first appearance in the Glass City and he said he was looking forward to this trip to the area from his home in (naturally) California.
"Most people in L.A., you tell 'em you're going to Toledo, they're like, 'For what?'," Shore joked. "But I just really like going to the Midwest … I'm excited."
Shore's stand-up gig is not the only thing on his plate. His third film as director, "Adopted," a satirical look at celebrity adoptions, is on tap for a release in early 2010. What's it been like to step into the director's chair?
"About seven or eight years ago I started directing and producing my own projects," Shore said. "It's pretty awesome to build something from scratch and have it come to fruition. It's the really the best feeling in the world."
Shore hasn't given up being solely a performer. He has also finished filming a family comedy called "Opposite Day," a body-switch-themed movie co-starring French Stewart. ("It's my first rated-G film ever," Shore notes). He also has a Showtime stand-up special called "Pauly Shore and Friends," airing on Nov. 21. I asked him which kind of audience response pleases him more — the immediate response of a stand-up audience or the long-term response of an audience to his filmed work?
"When you create something … like 'Adopted' or 'Pauly Shore and Friends,' it's really fulfilling. But another thing that's really fulfilling is, when I'm on stage, like for instance in Toledo. I'm doing a joke that I've done before, and it's been successful, but I add to it once I'm on stage," Shore said. "Being spontaneous … that's a pretty cool feeling."
Shore was brought up in the entertainment industry — his father, Sammi, was a successful comedian and co-owned the legendary California comedy club The Comedy Store with Shore's mother, Mitzi.
Who were Shore's greatest comedic influences, growing up surrounded by comedy legends?
"Definitely Sam Kinison and Richard Pryor," Shore said. "Those two comedians are kind of comic's comics, but then also, I think the mass public liked them as well."
Before he hit it big as a screen comedian, Shore hosted "Totally Pauly" on MTV, back in the days when the "M" still stood for something other than the memories of its musical past.
"It's more of an actual channel than a music channel. I don't even remember the last time I watched MTV and saw an actual music video," Shore said. "But you got to put on TV that people want to see. MTV is really [for] 15-year-old girls. I guess that's what it is and what it's become and that's who watches it. So, unless you're a 15-year-old girl, or a pedophile, you're not watching MTV.
"So, I watch MTV a lot," he added.
Perfect punch line.
So, what can fans expect at the Funny Bone? "I'll do a lot of the older stuff for them, some new stuff, be spontaneous, but mostly just have a good time," Shore said. "I'm excited to come to Toledo. Toledo's always been good to me."
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I have done all. Even in the setup for menu. :-O
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