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"This is the best tasting, easiest prepared springerle recipe I have baked over the past 35+ years. I use a springerle board for ease, vs. the rolling pin. My friends still love to receive these as gifts each Christmas."
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OK, let me start that these aren't quite like my Nana's or my German relatives that owned a bakery up until recently, but they are pretty darn close! I have tried several recipes and always ended up with a trash can case because I didn't know anything about them as far as making them. (another recipe my Nana failed to give any idea how to make) I am sure once they dry out a little more (because they SHOULD be hard almost like biscotti), they are going to be fabulous! My father is so excited...we used to pay big money for these and they were relatively cheap to make. Be sure to roll out 3/8 inch and I personally like the springerle roller...I have an antique that has quite a story and they came out amazing! Thanks to Shirley....I was able to recapture a little of my childhood this morning :) Do NOT cook this on the company that has the clay cookie/baking sheets...you MUST do it on metal ones!!! (I love their stuff, but it will not bake right on it!!!) I did not have any of the problems the first poster suffered....the measurements are all correct. The trick is you MUST whip up the eggs until they are light. This requires some high speed on your mixer's part. I had no problem with anything other than using some of the wrong pans. I was actually even able to resurrect them by rebaking this on metal.
I made 1/2 recipe to try this out. I had a barn animal mold that I bought at a flea market years ago. I knew it was a mold, but wasn't sure what for until I found this recipe on here. With 1/2 the recipe I got about 15 cookies with the size mold I was using. I found the dough to be very hard to bind. I ended up finally resorting to adding 1 Tblsp. of water so that it came together, but still remained quite stiff as suggested. I baked them this morning and they held up well. The downside: is I didn't think they tasted that great, as they tasted doughy and floury. It kind of reminded me of a sweet unleavened biscuit. We ended up not eating more than one whole cookie. It appears this recipe is well liked. I am not sure if it is because the print holds up or I just don't care for the taste of springerle cookies? I found out today that shortbread also works in cookie molds, so I might try that next time. It was interesting learning the method though and trying out my cookie mold for the first time.
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Tastes very good but the dough is too crumbly to work with as written. I decreased the flour to 4 cups and it was still crumbly but more workable than with 4 1/4.
As an avid baker, I am blown away----- These cookies are beautiful and tasty.. I made the first batch as directed, and they are perfect..the second batch I added almond extrat and let cookies dry on sliced almonds both are perfect !!!! Thank you for this wonderful recipe
I remember my Grandmother making these cookies when I was young for my Dad. They were hard as rocks and he pretty much had them to himself. LOL. I wanted to surprise him by making some. I couldn't let them set overnight so a few hours was all I had before baking them. They were softer than normal but he really loved them. I only made a half batch so I now have fixin's for a second one later this year.
These are great...I was looking for another recipe to try instead of my usual, and these are very close to my usual recipe for springerle. I crush anise seed, spread it on a cookie sheet, and let the cookies dry overnight laying on that for even more flavor.
Yummy! And just like my husband's grandma used to make! I couldn't find Anise Oil (which is what her recipe called for) so I've been looking for a similar recipe one that uses Anise Flavoring instead --- The cookies puffed up perfectly and are soft inside, a bit crusty on top. I used a springele rolling pin, but Grandma used to use a large star on her cookie press, and press out long strips of dough, then cut them before leaving them to dry overnight. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
I followed this exactly and had no problem with the consistency. But I even put 3 teaspoons of anise extract - brand new bottle I got from health food store - and these had no anise flavor. I don't care for the anise seed as I have tried the seeds before and did not think they gave enough flavor. But the seeds seem to give a more genuine anise flavor to the cookies. I would always watch my mom and grandma make these every year - german heritage.
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I did full-range dumbell curls on Sunday but I don't think it was heavy enough since I wasn't failing. Sometimes I combine the motion with the Arnold press, but I rarely work the shoulders either since years of crappy technique has given me decent front delts.
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Tutor becomes first charged in UNC agent probe
Former tutor Jennifer Wiley Thompson is the first person to face criminal charges stemming from the football scandal at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Thompson was indicted in Orange County for violating the state's laws regarding sports agents. She was charged with four counts of athlete agent inducement for funneling $3,309 from agent Terry Watson to then-UNC wide receiver Greg Little in 2010 to get Little to sign with Watson.
Thompson was arrested Thursday morning and released on a $15,000 secured bond. After making a brief appearance Thursday afternoon, she is scheduled to be back in court on Oct. 15.
Thompson is being charged under the North Carolina Uniform Athlete Agents Act, which requires sports agents doing business in the state to be registered and prohibits giving money to players. Each charge is a Class I felony, which carries a sentence of up to 15 months and civil fines of up to $25,000.
Orange County District Attorney Jim Woodall said Thursday that this was the first time anyone had been charged under the act in North Carolina, and he believed it was the first such case in the nation. More indictments are expected to be unsealed soon.
"Although some people feel like it goes on everywhere – since everybody does it, it's okay – that's not the way it is," Woodall said. "It's not okay because it may go on everywhere, and when we have evidence that it's gone on here, we're going to take action."
Elliot Abrams, who was in court representing Thompson, said that he was "shocked" that his client was charged and said that an indictment is not evidence of guilt.
"This has been a long and sad road for Jennifer," Abrams said. "She's a wonderful person, she's a kind person and she'll continue to maintain her dignity throughout this process. [I] don't believe in any way that she committed a crime, and we look forward to reviewing the state's case and discussing the matter with Mr. Woodall."
Thompson, who served as an academic tutor for both the football team and for the son of then-head coach Butch Davis, was barred from having contact with the school after an NCAA investigation determined that she provided impermissible academic and financial assistance to several players.
The NCAA eventually found evidence of nine major NCAA violations in the football program, ranging from academic misconduct to impermissible benefits, which were committed by various people connected to the team. The North Carolina Secretary of State's office followed the NCAA case with its own investigation, which focused on the conduct of agents.
Little, who starred at Hillside High School and now plays for the NFL's Cleveland Browns, told the Secretary of State's office that he used Thompson as a go-between for payments between him and Watson so that the NCAA wouldn't find a direct link between agent and player. Little also said that his first meeting with Watson, plus meetings with at least two other agents, occurred at Thompson's apartment in Chapel Hill.
Little said he received more than $20,000 from Watson and was permanently banned from college football in 2010 for accepting other benefits.
Thompson was charged in the indictment with receiving $2,000 in cash from Watson in a FedEx package and delivering it to Little. She's also accused of providing plane tickets valued at $579.50 each for Little and a friend, N.C. Central player Michael Johnson, to take a Memorial Day trip to Miami, and for paying for Little's $150 flight change fee on his return trip from the Bahamas.
In each case, she was reimbursed by Watson.
Little also said that Thompson paid for his on-campus parking violations, which totaled $1,789, though that was not included in Thursday's charges.
A subpoena of her phone records showed extensive contact between Thompson and three UNC players – Little, Bruce Carter and Charles Brown – plus contact with two other Tar Heels, Kendrick Burney and Quan Sturdivant. The records also showed direct contact between Thompson and agent Peter Schaffer and between Thompson and financial advisor Marty Blazer.


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This review, first published in Scotland's Sunday Post on the 11th of January, went online today and we couldn't wait to share it with you. Thank you to Adam Lanigan for such kind comments!
Forgive me, but I just wanted a night of relaxation and a little bit of luxury. I have enjoyed an unforgettable, but frantic, last 12 months in which I've got engaged, married and bought a house. They say that organising a wedding and buying a house are two of the most stressful things you can do in your life. Well, I did them both in the space of four months!
So, my wife Louise and I jumped at the opportunity to head off into the countryside for a quiet and romantic night away. Any thoughts of mortgage forms, table decorations and trips to the local DIY store were soon forgotten as we turned up at Hipping Hall.
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What a great way to start the week! This lovely review has just been posted on the Jamie Oliver website. Please forgive us for sharing it with you...
Sitting just outside the famous town of Kirkby Lonsdale, this centuries-old inn is something very special; really special; extremely special. I'm going to run out of superlatives at this rate. Oh my, the room (Tatham Suite) and oh my, the food.
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Ho Ho Ho! Three days of festive food and fun at Hipping Hall.
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We're extremely proud and thrilled to be nominated in this year's Lancashire Life Food and Drink awards.
Wish us luck for the 27th of October.
PS. If you hear nothing more of this... we didn't win.
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After a long wait, The Trip, starring Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan is finally on our screens.
Ever since people have found out that Hipping Hall was to be one of the restaurants featured in 'The Trip' with Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan, we've been asked loads of questions about what our experience with them was like. So, we thought we'd compile a list of the questions most frequently asked, but if you have any you'd like answering then please do get in touch.
We are absolutely thrilled to have been involved with the project and I hope that people are enjoying the series as much as we are.
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We're in the top 100!!
We are absolutely thrilled to have been included in the Restaurant magazines Top 100 Restaurants of the 2010. Our final position was number 63 (behind Le Gavroche at no. 62!) but it was just a great achievement for us to have been nominated.
Thank you so much to everyone that put us forward for nomination, your kind support means so much to all of us. The results were announced at the magnificent Grand Connaught Rooms in London. For a full list results please click here
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The Champagne Jacquart Rising Stars Award 2010 goes to........
The Harrow at Little Bedwyn. But hang on a moment in second place it's......Andrew and Brent from Hipping Hall!
We had a fantastic time down in London and a big thank you for everyone who had a hand in the organisation of the competition. For the full article that appeared in the Drinks Business click here
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We were thrilled to learn that Hipping Hall had been named alongside The Star at Harome as one of the two most romantic restaurants in the North of England.
Delicious magazine ran the feature in the run up to Valentine's Day - as if you needed an excuse to be romantic…… Our fires are lit every night when it's dark and cold outside.
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We've all been dreaming of a White Christmas and this year that was exactly what we got. Christmas Day 2009 will be a day that no one will ever forget.
Wall-to-wall blue skies and almost Arctic conditions - the temperature didn't rise above -8 oC all day and beautiful ice crystals hung in the air like heavenly glitter.
The snow that fell in the week before Christmas stayed with us, with the benefit of a few top ups along the way, until the first week of January. The beauty of being on the A65 meant that no-one got snowed in, (except those that wanted to be – you know who you are...) and we could all get in to the Dales to enjoy the Alpine landscapes.
I don't think I'll ever see so many people ski touring to the top of Ingleborough again but the memory of gliding downhill past people clambering up the snowy slopes will stay with me for the rest of my life. The idea of the Yorkshire Dales as winter sports destination may not yet be a reality, but personally, I can't wait to see what next winter brings!
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New Zealander Brent Hulena has taken over the stoves at Hipping Hall, near Kirkby Lonsdale, and his 'rustic but sophisticated' cuisine takes the food at Hipping Hall to another level.
The 26 year-old, who was trained by some of the Antipodes' finest, has been at the 15th Century country house hotel for three years and was promoted following the departure of Michael Wilson.
He may have only been in the position five minutes but the ambitious chef has already worked out what he wants from his five-strong kitchen team – the best ingredients, sourced locally and cooked to perfection.
"I look at what's in season, whether it's meat, fish or vegetables, and once I've got the focus of the dish I concentrate on adding flavour and texture," says Brent, who worked at New Zealand's world famous Huka Lodge in Taupo.
"I want our guests to sit down to a plate of food and to be able to identify what the components are. Then I want them to experience flavours and textures they thought they could only dream of. Cooking at Hipping Hall, in a building that was built even before my country was even discovered is amazing. I can't wait to put my stamp on the menu."
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IAEC brings together qualified vertical transportation professionals to improve the general function of the industry in all its phases. IAEC creates a forum for exchanging ideas, experiences, innovations and discussing regulations.
Contact: Sheila Swett, Executive Director
Representation: Elevator and Escalator transportation design professionals and private inspectors who provide independent consulting services to building owners, managers, architects, engineers and developers.
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Human Resources Management Learning and Development Specialist Adrienne Morris and Associate Director Kim Thomas recently earned the Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification from the Human Resource Certification Institute.
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I was wondering if you guys could tell me what are some good slasher movies to watch. I have seen all the Friday, Halloween, TCM and Elm Street movies. I really didn't think to highly about slasher movies before but now i want to give them another chance. Just suggest a few that you think i should check out and also can you say if they are availble on DVD or not. Thanks alot!:)


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As expected, Apple today unveiled a range of speed and functionality improvements for its MacBook Pro lineup. The update was unusually quiet for Apple. There was no scheduled press event and nothing more than a press release announcing the specs and availability. Apple retail stores received stock prior to today and began selling product immediately. The Apple online store also has immediate availability. No mere speed bump, these new MacBooks bring Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors chipsets to the entire line, replacing the previous Arrandale processors and finally retiring the aging Core 2 Duo from service in the 13-inch model. Contrary to earlier reports, there are no default SSD configurations although the solid state offerings are still optional. The big new feature (outside of Sandy Bridge...
The Sandy Bridge Review: Intel Core i7-2600K, i5-2500K and Core i3-2100 Tested
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"I didn't really know because I didn't see it because it was hit so hard. I got lucky. I really did..If he had squared me up, that probably would have done some damage, but thankfully I was able to get out of the way a little bit," Britton said.
Manager Buck Showalter really liked the way Britton was throwing in his two innings of work. Willingham was set to be Britton's last hitter.
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"Just a little sore, but if anything, it felt like if you sleep on your arm wrong and it goes numb. It felt like that. That's probably the hardest comebacker I've ever had hit at me. I was just hoping everything was OK at the time. I couldn't really feel it. It was numb. But any time you get a ball hit back at you, it definitely startles you," Britton said.
After Zach left the game, Buck Britton, an infielder in the Orioles' minor league system, came in the game, but no one knew who he was. He wasn't listed on the travel roster, and is wearing No. 90.
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KEVIN Wilson has seen his Ilkeston FC side drag themselves off the bottom of the Evo-Stik Premier.
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Segregation will be in force at the New Manor Ground for what is likely to be their biggest crowd of the season, as the visit of well-supported FC United of Manchester is certain to generate the first four-figure crowd since 1,670 watched the play-off final against Leek Town in April.
The players dealt with the pressure of the big crowd that day and Wilson hopes for a similar response tomorrow, when victory could see them move up two places.
Ilkeston have games in hand on their rivals but Wilson is keen to start putting the points on the board as soon as possible, after their 4-4 draw with Kendal Town.
He said: "It will be a big crowd, it will be a great atmosphere but they dealt with it in the play-offs, so why not tomorrow?
"We certainly did not cover ourselves in glory last week but we got back in the game in the last ten minutes and we got a point that has taken us off the bottom of the table. That was the target.
"Now it is about continuing to move up the table. Last week has gone and we have to be positive."
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He said: "They are a very good footballing side, they like to pass it and try to do things the right way.
"They have made a lot of ground in the last couple of years, making the play-offs so we know we will have to be at our best to get anything out of the game."
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"Also, being from Derby, I know what a good club Ilkeston are and that they are a big club for this level. I wanted to come in and be a part of that.
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LONDON (TrustLaw) - Since her decision to speak out in a 1997 Marie Claire interview about her circumcision as a child, the Somali model Waris Dirie has been a vocal campaigner against female genital mutilation. Born in 1965 to a nomadic family in the Galkayo region of Somalia, Dirie was circumcised at the age of five, a custom practiced by her community to ensure women remain virgins until marriage.
At 13, Dirie ran away from home to escape a forced marriage to a man old enough to be her grandfather; he offered five camels as payment. She eventually moved to London to work as a maid for her uncle, the Somali ambassador. It was there that she was discovered by a leading British photographer and began a successful modeling career.
Her biography Desert Flower was published in 1997 and that year she was also appointed a UN Special Ambassador for the elimination of Female Genital Mutilation. In 2002, she set up the Desert Flower Foundation, which aims to address FGM through the economic empowerment of women in Africa.
Dirie spoke to TrustLaw about why the practice of FGM endures, the work of her foundation and the importance of investing in women's education.
When did you first realise that circumcision was not something that happened to all women?
When I lived in England. Before that, I lived in a society where all women were mutilated. The mutilation was also a taboo, even though everyone knew about its cruelty and the consequences for our sexual and overall health. Yet I always knew that what was being done to us was not right, that it was against nature. So I was more relieved than surprised when I learned that there are societies that do not mutilate their women.
How difficult was it to talk publicly about what happened to you and has it got easier or harder over time?
It was very difficult in the beginning. But I always knew that it was something I had to do. I could not have lived with the thought that I had the chance to give all those girls out there who still fall victim to this cruel practice a voice and did not dare to. When I first spoke out, I did not know what would happen, and of course people were shocked.
Today I often get frustrated. The international community is doing far too little to stop this crime on innocent little girls; f150 million women worldwide are affected by FGM. It's widespread in Africa and Asia. And it has continued in immigrant communities in Europe, the U.S., Canada and Australia. When it comes to FGM, the women in the "Third World" have no lobby. Where are the Hollywood stars, the rock stars, the billionaires? Where are the world leaders? Is this subject not important enough or too dirty, as it deals with the destruction of female genitals? It is a shame that such a barbarity still exists in the 21st century.
The practice of FGM is closely tied to marriage. Why do families go to such lengths to improve their daughters' marriage prospects?
In societies where women are being mutilated, marriage is nothing but a trade. Women and girls are treated like goods that one can sell and buy. Most of these beautiful little girls are minors, some less than ten years old, sold to old men and being slaves for the rest of their lives. Getting a good price for your daughter is about securing an important source of income for a family. This is something that really needs to change as it plays a big part in keeping FGM in place in these societies.
According to your foundation, FGM is being performed on increasingly younger girls, including those who are days, weeks or months old. Why?
Different societies and groups perform FGM at different ages. In Somalia, for example, it is usually done when the girls are between two and five years old. In Kenya, Egypt and other countries, it is done on teenagers when they are considered fit for marriage. The reason that some societies have started to perform it earlier in a girl's life is that they think it will be easier to cover up. So in a way, it's a reaction to a changing perception of the practice and an attempt to keep it secret. A five or ten year old might talk about it to her friends or teachers, a newborn baby can't do that.
What are some of the health problems that you and other circumcised women have to live with as a result of being cut?
First of all, there is a very real danger of dying as a result of the procedure, as we see over and over again. The girls die from shock, loss of blood or infections. Those who survive suffer from recurring infections that often result in infertility, chronic pain, pain while urinating and so on. The scar tissue around the vulva also creates a lot of problems during childbirth because the skin does not stretch the way it does for a healthy woman. And then there is the psychological trauma that creates many problems long after the mutilation.
Does more need to be done to involve men and boys in efforts to end FGM?
While it is performed by women and women make sure that it continues to be performed, men play a big part in this, too. They are the ones who usually make all the decisions. It would make a very big difference if men were to say that they want to marry women that are not mutilated. They have a big role in this tragedy and they need to be a part of stopping FGM for good.
Why do immigrant families in Europe and the US continue the practice of FGM?
Their perception of women does not necessarily change just because they live in the West. Do you think that here in the West women are usually portrayed as strong, independent, and smart? A lot of the time, they are portrayed as sexual objects. Many immigrants do not want their daughters to become part of such a society, so they resort to continuing what they believe keeps a woman "clean" and non-sexual.
Can you describe your foundation's approach to combating FGM?
The work of the Desert Flower Foundation (www.desertflowerfoundation.org) is based on two tiers: one is raising awareness of FGM through speeches, presentations, interviews, campaigns in the media and on social platforms; providing information to schools, universities, doctors and midwives; and political lobbying to implement laws against FGM and to support projects of other NGOs. The second tier is trying to have a lasting impact on the lives of women in societies practicing FGM. I am absolutely convinced that a woman who is educated and financially independent is much less likely to mutilate her daughter. This is why my foundation supports projects that create qualified jobs for women in Africa and invests in education.
Do you think FGM will end in your lifetime?
Yes, yes, yes! What I know is that I will not stop fighting until there is not one single girl on this planet affected by this cruel crime.


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I added rosemary and thyme to the quinoa while it was cooking. In a big bowl I placed the olive oil and salt and ensured that the veggies marinated in that mixture prior to addition of quinoa. When quinoa was added it tasted great and had plenty of flavor. :)
Pretty bland. I used a firm herb tofu and added one shallot, and green onions to it. I also added one red pepper and a dash of cumin to it but it stills feels like something is missing.
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This is a great simple vegan recipe. I made this dish for a holiday party this weekend where half the guests were vegan and vegetarian. The reason it was such a hit, though, is because I added half 1/3 cup of soy sauce and 2 tablespoons paprika (for a 4 cups serving.) Really hits the spot!
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My 1st attempt at Quinoa - excellent base recipe for what ever you like in a stir fry - I used a pre-rinsed Quinoa - added fresh squeeze of lemon juice and some salt. Now I just have to find a use for the remaining tofu in the refer.
Very good. I used this recipe to introduce the family to quinoa. This went over well with them. I did add some thin sliced carrots and left out the tofu. I was going to use the tofu but the store was out. I thought it had a nice flavor. Kids loved it. Thanks for the recipe.
I switched out cauliflower for the broccoli, left out the mushrooms. Added 1 tsp basil to the quinoa and 1/2 tsp of pepper. and 1/2tsp salt. Chicken broth works just as nicely if you are open to the idea. My kids liked it with parmesan cheese on top. We will make it again.
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British funnyman Russell Brand has confessed he once stole booze from DJ Fatboy Slim's dressing room. The comedian was struggling with addictions to heroin and alcohol when he launched his career with his first big job as a presenter for MTV in the U.K. The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star admits several of his celebrity interviews […] [Read More]


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it's fun to dream isn't it
minnesotas MVP for tonight.......rabum
the only way rabum could prove me wrong would be if he was not the worse player in the major league..it ain't gonna happen
more meaningless hits for ryan baby...too bad he can't hit with runners on....this just seals him into the lineup
lmao at rabum batting 6th...he should be in the 10th or lower slot
irabum comes to mind in this discussion of our awesome hitting coach...mclendon has done wonders with him...or should I say I wonder what he's done for him?
can you imagine looking at the "todays lineup card" and keep seeing rabums name on it? how depressing it must be... better yet being the starting pitcher and glancing at it only to see that losers name penciled in
one would think that the iron lung would have been watching game films all along...I had to laugh when he said he saw the bad swings on tv when got ejected...total loser
mr slappy.......the pot calling the kettle black
that comment was for dick mc
we are soooo lucky to have a genius like you in our presence
leyland is already saying it.......read this article
well put and spot on
what really sucks is rabum got another one of his infamous meaningless hits last night and because of that hit leyland will be all wet about it and reassure us all rabum is not going anywhere but is staying in the lineup
read this article about rabum....unbelievable
this article proves one thing...how much of an idiot leyland is
that headline is very misleading
why didnt Bay County central dispatch know the reason for the closure? pretty vague
the rage on rabum is nothing new, it's been there ever since the iron lung started playing him
this organization will never show sanity as long as they have rabum on the team


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The Tau believe that now is their time; their race, their empire will bring unity to all. There is no foe their technology cannot overcome, no quandary their science cannot resolve. The very stars themselves will be reforged in the cause of the Greater Good.
The advanced technology of the Tau allows weapons of incredible power to be mounted on comparatively small chassis – the Battlesuit is no exception. A single Fire Caste pilot is seated inside an armoured cockpit, controlling a swift and agile suit of the same rough size as a Space Marine Dreadnought. Devastating Plasma rifles, missile pods and fusion blasters as well as infantry-shredding burst cannons and anti-tank railguns are among the loadouts available to the Battlesuit, and many variants have been developed by the scientists of the Earth Caste.
Tau aircraft range from small, unmanned drone fighters to the vast and terrifying Manta – so huge that it is actually a small spacecraft. All, however, combine the heightened skills and reflexes of an Air Caste pilot with advanced weapons and powerful thrusters that make many Tau aircraft superior to comparable Imperial patterns. The hard edge of combat experience displayed by the elite aircrews of the Imperial Navy, however, is often lacking in the Tau, and this can level the playing field at critical moments.
Tau vehicles utilise skimmer technology – they lack the graceful speed of the Eldar, but are far more heavily armoured and mount devastating weapons systems. The Third Phase Expansion of the Tau Empire has seen many variants on the Hammerhead turret weapon, as well as drone-controlled turret emplacements and specialised, heavier Gun Drones.
Tau defensive weapons systems are often drone-controlled, allowing the warriors of the Fire Caste to focus their deadly efforts on directly combating those misguided forces that refuse to see the advantage of the Greater Good. These turrets and emplacements offer a tireless defence, automated motion-trackers and targeting arrays leaving no gaps for an enemy to exploit.