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Kingston, Jamaica: LOCAL RAPPER RELEASES MIXTAPE WITH HIP HOP ICON
In 1967, Jamaican-born DJ Kool Herc took the local sound system culture to the Bronx, New York and subsequently, Hip Hop was born. Four decades later, the genre has come full circle as Five Steez, one of Jamaica's Hip Hop MCs, has collaborated with DJ Ready Cee, a New York underground Hip Hop radio icon from the Bronx, and released a mixtape online entitled 'The Momentum: Volume One'.
The mixtape, which is the first release in a three part series, features 18 tracks, spanning a total of 46 minutes, in which Five Steez spits his lyrics over well-known instrumentals as DJ Ready Cee employs his tricks in mixing, cutting and scratching. It is available for download at www.djreadycee.com, www.facebook.com/fivesteez & iTunes.
"It's been a while since I've heard a 'real mixtape' with actual mixing, plus scratching, and I wanted to bring that back," says the rapper. "It's become rare even within modern Hip Hop but this is what the mixtape is really about."
DJ Ready Cee, known for The Underground Lockdown and The Ready Cee Show on New York City's WHUT 91.9FM during the late 1990s and early 2000s, says, "I first heard the homie Five Steez when he sent me a track that I played on my online show. I was blown away and so were my co-hosts and listeners because it was so dope. And this kid is coming straight out of Kingston, Jamaica, so that was special."
Five Steez says, "Ready Cee is an icon so it's definitely an honour to get this type of support from him, particularly with the mixtape. I hope that this will highlight turntablism locally and also build my fanbase, especially abroad where the real market for Hip Hop exists."
Five Steez is one of the most recognized artists within Kingston's growing Hip Hop movement and is best known for his appearance in the music video, 'Get Down', and recent performances at Manifesto|Jamaica events, ART'ical Exposure and ART'ical Empowerment Live. He can be found at www.twitter.com/fivesteez (@FiveSteez) and www.facebook.com/fivesteez
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NAO hosts Bolivian chef Sept. 14-15
The Culinary Institute of America at San Antonio and NAO, 312 Pearl Parkway, will host chef Eric Calderon Thursday and Friday for prix fixe menus that celebrate Bolivian cuisine. Founder, consultant and educator of Grupo Castronomico, Calderon is visiting as part of the Latin Cuisine Certificate Program which specializes on a specific pan-Latin cuisine on […] [Read More]

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Are you looking for a new car? How would you like to drive around in a 1965 Ferrari 500 Superfast Series I? Or, perhaps, you prefer 1959 Costin Jaguar? And who wouldn't love to take a ride in a 1965 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III Continental Coupe? This vintage cars' auction is for those who appreciate the elegance, style and power of classic cars. RM Auctions are organized all across the country as well as in Canada, UK and Germany. Hundreds of cars are displayed during this two-day event every year, meaning that you are guaranteed to find something that fits your taste. Some of the cars are sold for over a million dollars. For example, during the 2011 auction a 1949 Ferrari 166 MM Barchetta was purchased for $1,870,000! However, that doesn't mean that you will not be able to find a car that you can afford. For example, a 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Two-Door Sedan and a 1987 Fiat Bertone X1/9 Convertible were previously purchased for under $10,000! And even if you are not looking to buy one, where else will you find so many vintage cars in one spot? If you are a car-lover then mark your calendar, because you do not want to miss this event of the year!
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The Montreal Canadiens were a playoff team last year. They got better over the offseason. Putting two and two together, they should be a very competitive team in the Eastern Conference this season.
Not so much.
The team has started the year winning 1 of their first 5 games, and naturally, the passionate Montreal fans are growing impatient. In the world we live in, when things go wrong, people feel the need to point the finger at a particular individual. In this case, I am no different, so here are the Top 10 Habs to Blame for their Bad Start.
10 – Give the team the benefit of the doubt; I'm sure their bad start is due to a bad early schedule. In fact, let me check how Toronto, Colorado, Winnipeg and Calgary did in the playoffs last year.
9 – I asked Jacques Martin about the team's struggles. Rather than get mad and attack me, he just got very defensive.
8 – Maybe it was a bad sign when Pierre Gauthier asked Carolina GM Jim Rutherford for DVDs of Erik Cole's playoff goals and the response was "DVDs hadn't been invented yet"
7 – In response to a question about the team's powerplay struggles, PP coach Perry Pearn denied allegations that his tactics are old and not progressive, before cutting the interview short to pick up his great grandson from school.
6 – It doesn't help that Cammalleri, White and Campoli are faking injuries in an attempt to get the standard 3-year contract extension that comes with having a serious injury.
5 – Hal Gill has been distracted by the prospect of playing in game #1000. He looks forward to taking a 25 second lap around the rink thanking all the fans; or as he calls it, skating full speed.
4 – This is not a coaching issue, as they consistently play the players who deserve the most ice time…according to a post game interview with an exhausted Scott Gomez.
3 – The loss of Jaroslav Spacek has greatly affected Carey Price, in the sense that he can no longer accurately anticipate when his defensemen are going to turn the puck over.
2 – Don't blame Max Pacioretty. According to Zdeno Chara, Pacioretty was found to be the best hockey player in a recent pole.
1 – PK Subban refused to throw any teammates under the bus. And by that I mean he is unaware that he has teammates.
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I am the Director of NHL Content & Habs writer for ProSportsBlogging.com; I have spent 8 seasons behind the bench as a minor hockey coach; and I am the future GM of the Montreal Canadiens (according to my mom). I spend my days managing the Harrow Sports brand in my hometown of Montreal and I moonlight as a Hockey Advisor for Pi Athlete Management. Most importantly, I'll throw anyone under the bus for a laugh.


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Beginner's Mind Temple (Hosshin-ji), also known as City Center, was established in 1969 by Shunryu Suzuki Roshi as a training center in the Soto Zen tradition, open to the general public.
Offerings include daily meditation and service, semi-weekly talks, classes, workshops, retreats, residential student programs, and the opportunity to discuss one's spiritual practice with an experienced Zen practice leader.
If you are new to Zen Center, we suggest you visit us on Saturday morning at 8:45 am for an introduction to Zen Center and meditation practice.
City Center is located at 300 Page Street in San Francisco. For general information about Beginner's Mind Temple, please scroll down.
Front Office
City Center is located at 300 Page Street (at Laguna), near the end of the Central Freeway in the Hayes Valley/Lower Haight neighborhood, which borders the Civic Center area (see also Getting Here). Limited on-street parking is available in the neighborhood; a public parking lot is also available on Franklin Street near Oak. Carpooling is encouraged. Muni buses #6 and #71 run often and stop at either Haight and Laguna (one block away) or Haight and Buchanan (two blocks away). F line trolleys running down Market Street are a 5-10 minute walk from City Center. You can also take the 21 Hayes (get off at Laguna and Hayes), the 22 Fillmore (get off at Oak and Fillmore), or many of the rail lines (get off at Van Ness Station, or at Duboce and Church St.) and walk to our building.
For additional directions if you are coming from outside of the city, click here.
The library is currently run on a volunteer basis, and has variable hours. Please contact the main office to check availability.
Zen Center Bookstore
The bookstore offers a wide range of Buddhist books, zafus, incense, and accessories. Most items can be ordered by mail. It has its own entrance at 300 Page Street, just to the left of the main doors to Zen Center, and is accessible by ramp.
Volunteers are frequently needed in the kitchen, the office, the zendo, and the Outreach programs. If you would like to volunteer at Zen Center, please call the front office for details.
Conference Facilities
We welcome you to hold your next meeting or class in the peaceful setting of our classic Victorian home, located next door to Zen Center at 308 Page Street. The Parlor Room, 40' x 13' with high ceilings, wood floors, and area rugs, accommodates up to 35 people. The less formal Sun Room, 21' x 17', is just right for more intimate gatherings and workshops. Vegetarian meals can be arranged. For more information, please click here.
Short-Term Stays
Zen Center has six comfortable, quiet rooms available for those who are interested in joining us in our daily meditation program. Rates for private rooms range from $72 - $118 per night (including tax), single occupancy with breakfast. You may also join us for vegetarian lunch or dinner for an additional charge.
The first floor of Zen Center is accessible by ramp. The Buddha Hall, bookstore, office, dining room, class and meeting space, a guestroom with private bath, and a restroom are on the first floor. The zendo is accessible by ramp at the Laguna Street entrance. Sutras are available in large print. Hearing assistance is available for lectures.
If you are new to practice or have an ongoing meditation practice, you are encouraged to speak regularly with one of our practice leaders. Interviews may be arranged through the front office.
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Date: Thursday, October 23, 2014
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Awards ceremony honoring groups or individuals with a "Placer Conservator" award for
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One group that will be honored is Canyon Keepers.
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Neville et al., 1988). Because there is variation in both the composition of milk and the volume consumed, the computed value represents the mean. It is expected that infants will consume increased volumes of human milk during growth spurts.
During the period of infant growth and gradual weaning to a mixed diet of human milk and solid foods from ages 7 through 12 months, there is no evidence for markedly different nutrient needs. The AI can be derived for this age group by calculating the sum of (1) the content of the nutrient provided by 0.6 L/day of human milk, which is the average volume of milk reported from studies of infants receiving human milk in this age category (Heinig et al., 1993) and (2) that provided by the usual intakes of complementary weaning foods consumed by infants in this age category. Such an approach is in keeping with the current recommendations of the Canadian Paediatric Society (Health Canada, 1990), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP, 1997), and the Institute of Medicine (IOM, 1991) for continued feeding of infants with human milk through 9 to 12 months of age with appropriate introduction of solid foods. The World Health Organization recommends the introduction of solid foods after 6 months of age (WHO, 2002). In this report the amounts of potassium and sodium from complementary foods were estimated National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) III data and are presented in the nutrient chapters.
For some of the nutrients in other DRI reports, two other approaches were considered as well: (1) extrapolation downward from the EAR for young adults by adjusting for metabolic or total body size and growth and adding a factor for variability and (2) extrapolation upward from the AI for infants ages 0 through 6 months by using the same type of adjustment. Both of these methods are described below. The results of the methods are evaluated in the process of setting the AI.
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More properly said; Andrew Miller's inexperience is the only thing holding him back from being a #1 or #2 pitcher for just about any team in the major leagues. What has been known about Andrew Miller from the moment that he was drafted last year is that he is an incredible talent and he already has the pitches to get out major league hitters. This is why he went in the first round and why he received a $3.55M signing bonus. His talent is limitless and his ceiling extremely high but his lack of innings at any level in professional baseball are starting to show through in each of his starts.
I was worried when the Tigers called him up and stuck him into the rotation. He was doing extremely well and Leyland's reasoning was that Miller provided the team the best chance over any other pitcher they could start. Leyland has always put talent over experience in his statements but not actions (ie, Jose Mesa & Neifi Perez) though in this case it was true. My fears have panned out to be largely unfounded as Miller has given the Tigers a chance to win in nearly every game he has started with a few flaws:
1) He allows too many base runners. He has a .346 OBP against him (.395 against right handed batters) which constantly has him pitching from the strech and puts added/unneeded pressure.
2) He doesn't last long into games and actually hasn't lasted more than 5 innings since July 6th. With the Detroit bullpen performing poorly this is surely not helpful.
Last night was a perfect example of all of Andrew Miller's contrast between raw talent and inexperience. The first three innings of the ballgame he appeared to be unstoppable as he racked up the strikeouts and gave up only a few bloop singles (minus one bad pitch to Jermaine Dye) and no walks. This unraveled quickly in the fourth inning as he allowed a couple hits and hit a batter and gave up an opposite field grand-slam to the free swinging Juan Uribe, whom he had struck out earlier.
While it's easy to say inexperience I wanted to dig deeper into where this inexperience was playing out for Andrew Miller. The answer became pretty obvious when compared to even a comparatively inexperienced pitcher in Justin Verlander.
Getting ahead of the count immediately is important for any pitcher. It widens the strike-zone to batter and puts the pitcher in a position of control; to some degree. As a pitcher you'd like to your first pitch to get you an out or get you to a 0-1 count. From the first pitch there are essentially three possibilities: 1) the ball is put into play 2) strike (0-1 count) 3) ball (1-0 count).
When you compare Miller and Verlander on the outcome of the first pitch they are pretty close:
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When Andrew Miller is ahead of the count he seems to trust his pitches and they work out well for him. When he gets ahead of hitters immediately they bat an amazing .100 against him. When he falls behind he becomes quite a bit less effective though this isn't because he doesn't have the stuff it is because he doesn't trust his pitches.
Justin Verlander, when falling behind in the count, continues to challenge hitters; Andrew Miller tends to back away. This difference is due to experience and ultimately confidence that is usually gained more safely (and easily) in the Minor Leagues. But for Detroit this year he is forced into learning this lesson in a pennant race and for our sake lets hope he is a quick learner.


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As we previously reported, on July 10, 2013, the SEC adopted the amendments required under the JOBS Act to Rule 506 that would permit issuers to use broad-based marketing methods such as the Internet, social media, email campaigns, television advertising and seminars open to the general public. These types of methods are referred to in U.S. securities laws as "general solicitation," and they have until now been prohibited in most offerings of securities that are not registered with the SEC. This is an important development to the EB-5 community because EB-5 offerings very often rely on Rule 506 as an exemption from offering registration requirements.
In addition, the SEC amended Rule 506 to disqualify felons and other "bad actors" from being able to rely on Rule 506. This is also an important development for the EB-5 community, which has developed a heightened sensitivity to the potential for fraud in the wake of the Chicago Convention Center project.
Please note that these new rules are not yet effective. See "When do the new rules become effective?" below.
Companies intending to raise capital through the sale of securities in or from the United States must either register the securities offering with the SEC or rely on an exemption from registration. Failure to assure an available exemption for unregistered securities can result in civil and criminal penalties for the participants in the offering and rescission rights in favor of the investors.
For EB-5 programs, a widely used exemption from registration is Rule 506 of Regulation D, under which an issuer may raise an unlimited amount of capital from an unlimited number of "accredited investors" and up to 35 non-accredited investors. Historically, this exemption has prohibited general solicitation or advertising in connection with the offering, including publicly available web sites, social media, email campaigns, television advertising and seminars open to the general public.
The other commonly used exemption, Regulation S, has been less restrictive on general solicitation, but is not available for investors already present in the United States and does not preempt state securities law registration/exemption obligations, which often prohibit general solicitation. Rule 506 does preempt such state laws (except as to notice filings and filing fees). For many EB-5 programs and investors, there is no available exemption other than Rule 506 that does not also prohibit general solicitation.
In connection with the passage by Congress of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act in April 2012, Congress directed the SEC to remove the prohibition on general solicitation or general advertising for securities offerings relying on Rule 506, provided that sales are limited to accredited investors only and that the issuer takes reasonable steps to verify that all purchasers of the securities meet the requirements for accredited investors. The SEC initially proposed a rule to implement these changes in August 2012, but did not pass final rules on the changes to Rule 506 until now.
What changes were made to Rule 506?
The final rule adds a new Rule 506(c), which permits issuers (that is, the partnerships or other organizations actually issuing partnership interests and the like in exchange for EB-5 capital) to use general solicitation and general advertising for the offer their securities, provided that:
Who is an accredited investor?
Under Rule 501 of Regulation D, a natural person qualifies as an "accredited investor" if he or she is either:
What are reasonable steps to verify that an investor is accredited?
What steps are reasonable will be an objective determination by the issuer (or those acting on its behalf), in the context of the particular facts and circumstances of each purchaser and transaction. The SEC indicates that among the factors that issuers should consider under this facts and circumstances analysis are:
The final rule provides a non-exclusive list of methods that issuers may use to satisfy the verification requirement for purchasers who are natural persons, including:
Simply relying on a representation from the purchaser, or merely checking a box on an accredited investor questionnaire, will not meet the requirement for objective verification. EB-5 Regional Centers should consider this carefully if they intend to make "accredited investor" determinations.
What actions must an issuer take to rely on the new exemption?
Issuers selling securities under Regulation D using general solicitation must file a Form D. The final rule amends the Form D to add a separate box for issuers to check if they are claiming the new Rule 506 exemption and engaging in general solicitation or general advertising. An issuer is currently required to file Form D within 15 days of the first sale of securities in an offering, but the SEC promulgated proposed rules to require an earlier filing. See "Are there any other changes contemplated for Rule 506?" below.
Will the new rule affect other Rule 506 offerings that do not use general solicitation?
Not directly. The existing provisions of Rule 506 remain available as an exemption. This means that an issuer conducting a Rule 506 offering without using general solicitation or advertising is not required to perform the additional verification steps.
Who is excluded from using the Rule 506 exemption?
Under the new rule regarding "bad actors" required by the Dodd-Frank Act, an issuer cannot rely on a Rule 506 exemption (including the existing Rule 506 exemption) if the issuer or any other person covered by the rule has had a "disqualifying event." The persons covered by the rule are the issuer, including its predecessors and affiliated issuers, as well as:
What is a "disqualifying event?"
A "disqualifying event" includes:
What disqualifying events apply?
Only disqualifying events that occur after the effective date of the new rule will disqualify an issuer from relying on Rule 506. However, matters that existed before the effective date of the rule and would otherwise be disqualifying must be disclosed to investors.
Are there exceptions to the disqualification?
Yes. An exception from disqualification exists when the issuer can that show it did not know and, in the exercise of reasonable care, could not have known that a covered person with a disqualifying event participated in the offering. The SEC can also grant a waiver of the disqualification upon a showing of good cause.
When do the new rules become effective?
Both rule amendments will become effective 60 days after publication in the Federal Register. Publication normally occurs within two weeks after final rules are adopted.
Are there any other changes contemplated for Rule 506?
In connection with the foregoing final rules, the SEC separately published for comment a proposed rule change intended to enhance the SEC's ability to assess developments in the private placement market based on the new rules regarding general solicitation. This proposal would require issuers to provide additional information to the SEC, including:
Though this proposed rules is not specifically directed to EB-5 offerings, the SEC could use such information to enhance the monitoring it is already doing of EB-5 programs.
The proposed rule would also require issuers that intend to engage in general solicitation as part of a Rule 506 offering to file the Form D at least 15 calendar days before engaging in general solicitation for the offering. Then, within 30 days of completing the offering, the issuer would be required to update the information contained in the Form D and indicate that the offering had ended.
The proposed rule has a 60-day comment period.
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Reggie Nelson will make his second consecutive trip to Eugene, Ore., to compete for the national championship.
The Chanticleers will look to qualify for the NCAA Championships again tomorrow
Eleven student-athletes will compete for a chance to go to the NCAA Championships this weekend.
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**2014: East Preliminary Round Qualifier in 400m hurdles, Big South Runner of the Year, Big South Champion in 400m hurdles (outdoor) and 4x400 relay (indoor), All-Big South in 100m hurdles (outdoor), 60m hurdles and 400m (indoor)
**2013: Honorable Mention NCAA All-American in 4x400 relay, Big South Freshman of the Year (Outdoor and Indoor), Big South Champion in 400 hurdles (Outdoor) and 400 meters (Indoor) and both 4x400 relays
2014 Outdoor: Became the sixth Coastal Carolina woman to earn Big South Runner of the Year honors... Placed 13th overall in the 400m hurdles at the NCAA East Preliminary Round meet, one spot from advancing to the NCAA Championship... Became the first female runner in Big South history to run a sub-57.00 400m hurdles, clocking 56.87 in a preliminary heat at the NCAA East Preliminary Round... Won the 400m hurdles at the Big South Championship and was runner-up in the event at Auburn's Tiger Track Classic and the Georgia Tech Invitational and fourth at the Penn Relays... Posted personal-best 100m time of 13.75 in a preliminary heat at the Big South Championship... Won the 400m at the Winthrop Invitational in only race in that event of the season.
2014 Indoor: Three-time All-Big South honoree, taking runner-up honors in the 60m hurdles, third in the 400m hurdles and as a member of the 4x400 relay champions... Set a school record in the 500m with a time of 1:12.66 while placing third at the Armory Invitational... Member of 4x400 relay team that set a school record of 3:42.44 at the Armory meet... Also set personal-bests of 8.34 in the 60m hurdles (placing fourth at the Armory) and 55.39 in the 400m (Big South Championship preliminary)... Finished third in the 60m hurdles at the Hokie Invitational and Bob Pollock Invitational and member of 4x400 relay team that won the Hokie Invitational.
2013 Outdoor: Won bronze medals in the 400-meter hurdles at both the USATF Junior Championships and Pan American Junior Athletics Championship ... Clocked a personal-best of 57.29 in the USATF event ... Part of 4x400 relay team that advanced to the the NCAA Championships, twice set school-record times (top of 3:34.09), won the historic Penn Relays and set a new Big South Conference mark ... Won three 400-meter hurdles events, including the Big South Championship and posted a personal-best time of 57.83 in a preliminary at the NCAA East Preliminary Round, the sixth fastest time first-round time in the field, and best in the Big South for the season... Broke the CCU and Big South record in the 400 hurdles at the conference meet and placed fourth in the event at the Penn Relays ... Had three top-four finishes in the 100 hurdles, including fourth at the Big South Championship ... Clocked a season-best 100-hurdles time of 13.89.
2013 Indoor: Won Big South 400-meters title and was part of Coastal's winning 4x400 relay team that broke the Big South Championship meet record with a time of 3:47.78 ... Also part of school-record setting 4x400 relay team that clocked 3:45.76 at the Virginia Tech Invitational ... Top 400-meter time of 55.66, posted at the Virginia Tech Final Qualifier ... Won the 500 meters at Clemson's Orange & Purple Winter Classic and posted a season-best time of 1:14.54 at the Virginia Tech Invitational ... Runner-up in the 800 meters at the George Mason Patriot Games with a time of 2:17.87.
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In a post that has gone viral, a pet owner claims her dog almost died after she gave it ice cubes.
That post has been shared so many times on Facebook and Twitter, WREG decided to ask experts to find out if it's true.
Veterinarian Suzanne Heartsill of the Downtown Animal Hospital said she has seen this post before.
"In 2007, the same thing went around and again in 2011," she said. "It's the same post, the same characters."
The article said ice can make a dog's stomach muscles cramp, causing it to bloat, flip, and quickly kill the dog. It's a terrifying thought for any pet owner. However, Heartsill said it's not true.
"I have a lot of dogs that drink ice water," she said. "My own dog eats ice off the floor."
While the article may not hold water, dogs' stomachs can bloat from eating or drinking too quickly. When that happens, their stomachs turn, cutting off blood flow.
"They're panting. They're in shock. They're pale," Heartsill explained. "These dogs are in a serious, life-threatening situation. If you don't get them to the vet immediately, they probably won't survive."
She said big dogs with deep-set chests are most at risk, but there are things you can do to prevent bloat.
"Feed your big dogs multiple times a day, not just one big meal," Heartsill said. "Make sure you're not exercising your dogs right after they eat a bunch or drink a bunch of water."
Breeds most prone to bloat are Great Danes and Saint Bernards. You can give them a procedure when they are puppies to protect them from this.


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45 Minute Dinner Rolls
Yeasted rolls in a flash? You bet! These Dinner Rolls will be on your table in under 45 minutes, I promise. Fresh baked bread – the best part of any meal.
Bread and me, we're BFFs. I can remember back when I was a kid, my favorite snack was a slice of Home Pride white bread. I'd eat the crust, then mash the center up into a little ball and savor it slowly.
As a teen and then, later, a college student, I discovered the wonder of sourdough bread. I loved it so much I wanted to marry it. And how, despite how hard they try, grocery stores outside of San Francisco just don't do sourdough properly. (It was a loooong 5 years in Arizona without my Boudin, believe me.)
I used to be afraid of cooking with yeast. Terrified. It's alive. What if I killed it? Then one day I made pizza dough from scratch and was hooked. Unless I'm back home eating Village Host, I want my own, homemade pizza crust. After pizza I moved onto cinnamon rolls. And well, we all know how good those are!
It was only the next natural progression to venture into dinner rolls. I love having bread with dinner. Or lunch. Or breakfast. Or dessert. Or anytime of the day. I love bread, remember?
About a year ago, I came across this recipe for 30 minute dinner rolls by Your Homebased Mom. I was incredulous. 30 minutes? REALLY? Because that would be life changing.
And it was!
These rolls are a little crusty on the outside and super fluffy on the inside. Honestly, they're the perfect dinner roll for me. I love a super doughy roll (remember, I lived on the center of Home Pride when I was a kid!) and that's exactly what these are. Dense, chewy, yeasty, and perfect.
Now…30 minutes seemed like a stretch but I went for it anyway. But I'm no Rachael Ray – the time to cook and rise is 25 minutes, leaving 5 minutes in between for everything else. Needless to say, it was longer than 30 minutes start to finish. Which is why I'm calling my version of these rolls 45 Minute Dinner Rolls. Or, maybe Less than 45 Minute Dinner Rolls.
Since making things with yeast was scary to me for a long time and probably still is for some of you, I thought I'd do some process photos, so you can see what the dough looks like at each step in the (less than) 45 minute process.
Now, in order to have yeasted rolls in less than 45 minutes, you need to start with a lot of yeast. This recipe has a whopping 2 tablespoons of yeast. You need to get the yeast to wake up and rise quickly – so you need warm water and sugar. I heat my 1 cup of water in the microwave for about 30 seconds before adding it to the yeast, sugar, and olive oil. Place it all in the bowl of a stand mixer and let it sit for 15 minutes. Set a timer, walk away, start the rest of your dinner.
When you come back after the 15 minutes, it will look like that photo up there. Nice and foamy and very fragrant. Then you have to add your flour and salt. (The original recipe calls for an egg, but I've found leaving it out doesn't change the flavor, so I don't use it anymore.)
Start your mixer on "Stir" until the flour mixes in enough that you won't be wearing it when you speed it up. Turn it to "2" for about 30 seconds, then kick it up to "3". At that point, the dough should be coming together nicely. Don't worry if it's stuck to the sides of the bowl – the mixing should clean it off just fine. After a few minutes of mixing this is what you'll have:
A pliable and not-too-sticky dough and an almost clean bowl.
If you're having trouble getting to this point, add a few more tablespoons of flour. I don't have to do that very often, but occasionally I do. I think it has something to do with the weather. Or maybe I just made that up.
Divide your dough into 12 rolls. I have a Pampered Chef dough cutter thing I love to use, but you can use a knife. Roll them into little balls and place in your pan (that has been sprayed with cooking spray). Let them rest for 10 more minutes. Then bake for 10 minutes at 400 degrees. They'll puff and brown and be fabulous.
Dinner rolls are practically a requirement at my house. The best part is that this recipe makes 12. There are only 3 of us, which means we get leftovers. Or, rather. I get leftovers. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks!
See all that fluffiness and yum? I'm swooning over a photo, and I still have some in my kitchen.
Bread addiction. I think it's a serious issue, people. 😉
45 Minute Dinner Rolls
Yield: 12 rolls
Total Time: 45 minutes
Dinner rolls on the table in under 45 minutes - it can be done!
- 1 cup warm water (30 seconds in the microwave)
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons active dry yeast
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Place the water, olive oil, sugar, and yeast in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook. Let the mixture rest for 15 minutes. It will be very frothy when your timer rings! Mix in the salt and flour using the dough hook. Start on "Stir" for a few seconds, until the flour starts to incorporate. Switch to "2" for about 30 seconds and then kick it up to "3" until the dough completely comes together. You know it's done when all of the dough will join to form a ball and the sides of the bowl are almost clean (no dough left). If your dough is too wet, add an additional tablespoon or two of flour.
- Place dough on a cutting board and section into 12 balls. Place the rolls in a 9x13" baking dish sprayed with cooking spray. Let rest for 10 more minutes.
- Bake for about 10 minutes, until the tops start to get golden. Enjoy!
Recipe adapted slightly from Your Homebased Mom via Real Mom Kitchen.
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Freshly baked bread in less than 45 mins? I'm there!
You just told me yesterday you had never baked bread…well I guess that changed! Congrats! They look amazing! And love that they're ready so FAST! 2 tbsp of yeast will do that!
I love eating bread with dinner too, but I usually don't like store bought rolls. It'll be nice to have a go to recipe! Thanks for sharing Dorothy.
I love a bread recipe that comes together fast! If my pants would let me, I would probably make these and eat the entire pan at once, they look so tasty! Thanks for a great looking recipe
Oh, yeah…bread was always a favorite for me as a child. Especially warm and with butter! Your rolls look perfect!
These just look doughy and delicious! I might just make them tonight for dinner!
I'm sold! Can't wait to try this! I have tried other similar recipes but they didn't come together very well. This one sounds perfect!
Oh my! What a fabulous recipe! I made homebaked rolls – from frozen dough – for dinner last night, dressed up a bit and I could have eaten half the batch all by myself. Your photos make my mouth water…MMMMM! Pinning!
Fresh bread in 45 minutes? I'm there! I love love love dinner rolls. They're the best part of any dinner, in my opinion.
Thanks for the link love Dorothy!! And these dinner rolls look amazing! I know what you mean about San Francisco and sourdough, they just seem to belong together! Have you ever seen the big bread crocodile Boudin has in their window? I wanna be able to make that kind of sourdough How awesome would that be for an Indiana Jones party?
I love me some fast dinner rolls
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These look amazing! I bet I could even make them after I get home from work and have them on the table in time for dinner. Thanks
My wife has MS and I have learned to cook instead of having a mid-life crisis. Thank goodness for the computer and my apple IPad which substitutes for an old fashioned cookbook. I have tried several yeast roll recipes in the past and was never satisfied with any of them. The ones I did in the past were either a little tough or the crust was purely hard. Now with this recipe, my wife was happy and when the children visit they say they are the best rolls ever.
BTW, I started using yeast making pizza dough also. We prefer my home-made pizza to any delivery and so does a neighbor that works in a different town and gets home late. Every week or so when I make pizza for us, it is easier to make two pizzas at once so I usually deliver a pizza and salad across the street. They are great neighbors, they are just for the wrong football team. Roll Tide, Roll
Ooooh…these look so good! I love bread and when it's fresh and hot out of the oven, even better! Yum!!!
Your life changes when you learn to bake with yeast! A whole new world (disney song) is opened!! I always told my married daughters that if they wanted to be the hit of the show learn to make good rolls. Take a pan of hot rolls to the inlaws for dinner and you are the favorite! Rolls are also so inexpensive to make–rolls are pennies, where a fruit plate is $10-$20. When you are on a tight budget (most of us are) rolls are the way to go!
This looks like a great recipe–next time the kids visit I will try it.
Great post.
My love for dinner rolls borders on ridiculous! I am totally trying this out over the weekend.
These rolls look awesome! And I've been scared of yeast too. I inherited (aka stole) a thermometer from my childhood home that has a little range marked on it where the temperature is perfect for yeast. Hot enough to wake it up, but not too hot that it kills it. I think that I would be lost without it. Trying these soon!
Bread addiction is a very real thing because I suffer from it. And this recipe is not making it any easier to kick!
We love homemade bread!! These are so quick!!! Will give them a shot and get back to you
Don't you just love playing with yeast? Nothing better than being able to make up a batch of rolls fresh for dinner. And of course they always taste so much better than frozen. Will be trying out your recipe very soon!
Oh my gosh – these are perfect!!! I want five of them right now!
Your rolls look absolutely perfect, I really want to try this recipe!
I always need quick bread for dinner. One time I made the mistake of trying to mix it by hand – one big sticky mess. I will have to pull out my mixer next time. I'm looking forward to trying these!
"Bread' is the one yeasty thing I keep failing at. I've done cinnamon rolls, pizza dough, breadsticks…I keep failing at bread! I think dinner rolls will be a nice fresh start.
these are gorgeous dorothy! apparantly my caps lock just broke, haha.
Oh my these look great! I enjoy making rolls for dinner but often don't have the time. I will be trying these soon!
These look so nice and fluffy on the inside. I just want to take a bite! I think it's time for me to make rolls again
Oh, yum! These look so fluffy, crusty, chewy good. The 45 minute plan is perfect for last minute me! Yeast does scare me. We definitely have a love/hate relationship going. I have killed more than my fair share of little yeasties. I am getting better at bread baking but my hips aren't sure that is a good thing! Can't wait to try this. Thanks for the process photos. They really help.
I loooove homemade bread, and I cannot BELIEVE how quick these are!!!
This is brilliant. I'd love to have fresh bread with dinner on any given night. What difference does the egg make? Does it change the structure? Just curious. I usually have a lot of eggs that need eating, so I just wondered what would happen if I threw it in.
Your dinner rolls came out gorgeous!
When I was a kid I did the same thing with bread, roll the middle bit into ball! Those bread balls are so damn good! These rolls look pretty excellent too!
Simple and delicious … Perfect! Have you ever left them in the pan for an hour or so before baking? I'm thinking about taking them to a potluck and baking them there.
Woo! These look easy and delish! Thanks Dorothy!
I made these tonight and they were fabulous! I could not believe how fast they were! Thanks for a great recipe. This will definitely be a keeper!
Give me warm bread and you can make me do whatever you want. It's like hypnosis
this recipe looks fantastic! I'm trying it right now!
did you notcie that you left the sugar out of the recipe on the bottom? did I make a mistake by adding it? Or did you forget to put it into the directions? I added it in with the yeast. I can't wait to see if mine come out as good as yours look!
Thanks for the link,, and I'm totally about squishy rolls so that last pic has my heart!!
wow The pictures have me! I have been making bread for the past month and loving it but these rolls are so much easier and look sooo good I am going make them for sure. Started making my own bread so i knew what I was eating and use only ingredients i can pronounce lol
I will let you know how I make out
I need to try these asap. Nothing like the smell and taste of fresh rolls.
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what would you recommend if you dont have a dough mixer? I just have a little beater type mixer, with the two beaters that pop out lol. no dough hook or kitchenaid mixer here are these as easy to mix by hand? or can I use my beater with just one beater in it maybe? feel free to email me recommendations at email@example.com
Have you ever tried to freeze this recipe? I love homemade rolls but love the convenience of freezer rolls. On top of that, I don't need a dozen rolls staring me in the face.
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I made this for dinner tonight. I don't have a mixer, so I just used my hands and they came together very easily and cooked up perfectly. However, the olive oil gave them a taste that my children didn't care for. So I think the next time I make them, I will use vegetable oil instead.
I came across this recipe yesterday and ive already made them twice.. yes, twice! they're that good! I cant tell you how scared i was of baking bread before i tried this recipe! its the perfect first time break bakers recipe 😉 they were so soft and doughy and just perfect eaten warm.. i cant tell you how they were not-warm because there were no leftovers.. at all! thanks so much Dorothy! you truly are an inspiration :*
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Has anyone given any thought as too just splitting it 6 times instead of 12 and trying to make your own Sandwich Buns? I wonder if that would work…
I've been searching everywhere for the perfect dinner roll recipe and these look perfect! The only problem is that I don't have a stand mixer/dough hook so I was wondering if there's any way to make this recipe without one?
last night I was so bummed that I had forgotten to buy rolls to go with dinner. And then I remembered that you posted these quick and delicious looking rolls! I'm SO glad I remembered because they were perfect and we all loved them! Thanks Dorothy. You saved dinner!
Can you use complaining oil?


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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 2013 In an Aug. 3 phone call, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel expressed concern about recent violence in Egypt and urged his Egyptian counterpart to support an inclusive political process, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little reported.
In a statement summarizing the conversation, Little said Egyptian Defense Minister Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi assured Hagel that Egyptian authorities were working toward a process of political reconciliation and that he looked forward to meeting with Deputy Secretary of State William Burns while he is in Cairo.
The defense minister also affirmed that Egypt's leadership remains committed to the political roadmap leading to elections and the formation of a constitution in Egypt, the press secretary said.
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Every child has a temper tantrum now and then. Check out our tips and advice for dealing with temper tantrums.See Transcript
Transcript:Deal With Temper TantrumsHi. I am Kathy Moore for about dot com parenting. Nearly every parent has experienced a child's tantrum. They usually happen at the most inconvenient times. This program will offer ideas on how to handle tantrums and what you can do to avoid them.
Preventing Temper TantrumsThe best strategy for dealing with tantrums is to prevent them in the first place. With a little practice you can identify the signs of a coming tantrum and deftly avoid them altogether by noticing right away as soon as your child starts to whine. In our house tantrums usually flare up over some control issue where one of our kids wants something or wants to do something that is not allowed.
Try Using a DistractionI have noticed that if I distract my kids from whatever it is that they were wanting to do, I can avoid setting up the situation that leads to tantrums. Instead of saying NO do not do that, I try to change their attention to something else like pretending I heard a knock at the door and inviting the child to go check it out with me.
When It's Too Late for PreventionIn the event that you are unable to prevent the tantrum, try following this procedure to deal with your unruly child.
How to Stop a Temper TantrumGo lower and slower. I find if I get down to their eye level and tell the child calmly that I want to understand why they are upset it can change the dynamic immediately. Change the tone of your voice. Speak slowly and calmly. Do not shout or escalate the growing tension. Tell the child that it is difficult to understand them when they use a whiny or screaming voice and ask them to use a nice voice to tell you what the problem is. Make eye contact with your child and calmly repeat their problem back to them so they know you understand. Then address the problem and let them know that screaming and whining is not the appropriate way to communicate their desires.
Reward Good BehaviorIf your child is able to calm down and behave properly be sure to hug and praise them. Rewarding desired behavior with positive attention will go a long way to avoiding future tantrums. Thanks for watching. To learn more, visit us on the web at Parenting.about.com.
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MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry reports that Chicago's Noble Network of Charter Schools is making some cash on the side by charging "disciplinary fees" to unruly students. The parents of one teenager, writes Traci Lee, had to pay close to $2,000 in fines for infractions including "an unkempt appearance and not making eye contact."
Unreasonable, perhaps, but not unprofitable. Writes Lee: "According to the Chicago Tribune, Noble raked in approximately $200,000 in disciplinary fees in 2011 and almost $400,000 since the 2008-09 school year."


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How quickly they forget.
Back in 1989, after Hurricane Hugo did its best to wipe South Carolina off the map, help poured in from around the country. Other states sent food, water and emergency personnel to help us put the state back together again.
It was one of those moments that made you proud.
A big part of that help was more than $400 million the feds sent to rebuild Charleston and the rest of the state.
So how does it look when South Carolina's entire congressional delegation — save for Jim Clyburn — votes against the Sandy relief bill to help New Jersey, New York and New England?
It makes us look partisan, petty and hateful.
It makes us look ungrateful.
By playing politics with folks in need, South Carolina has set itself up for trouble when the next big one hits here.
Little less conversation
U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney, who is from up around Lancaster and Fort Mill, made himself the poster child of this issue with his amendment to the Sandy relief bill.
Mulvaney was all for helping those folks, provided we cut other federal spending to pay for the disaster relief. When Congress couldn't agree to that — surprise — he voted no to the relief.
There's nothing wrong with a debate on government spending, not just on subsidies for the poor but also for rich industries that get their fair share of welfare. But when people are sitting around without roofs over their heads, there's no time to dally.
Mulvaney ought to understand that, seeing as how he got federal disaster relief 15 years ago when his business flooded.
Hugo did an estimated $4.2 billion in damage to South Carolina — and that's 1989 dollars. An insurance study from a few years back estimated that, thanks to over-development along the coast since that storm, Hugo would cost the state $20 billion today.
Somebody needs to start saving their pennies.
Karma happens
In the event of a disaster of that magnitude, South Carolina certainly couldn't bail itself out.
The entire state budget for a year is barely more than $20 billion, and most of that is federal pass-through money. Without federal help, a Category 4 hurricane would shut us down for years.
No doubt most of those northeastern states are in the same boat right now. They need help.
When — not if — another monster storm hits Charleston, you can be assured that none of the ideologues will want to stand around talking about deficit spending, especially if their houses or offices are under water. Faster than you can say flip-flop, our hypocritical delegation suddenly would be unanimous in their support of disaster relief. Well, now that Jim DeMint is gone.
But what if the rest of the country decides that, since South Carolina is so callous, we don't really deserve any help? Congress has done crazier things — this week.
Our guys need to think about these things before going off on some foolish crusade. Those things have a way of turning around and biting you in the deficit.
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SDCC | Capcom Announces 'Street Fighter: World Warrior'
The webseries from Joey Ansah and Capcom continues with Warrior World, launching late next year or early 2016.
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The webseries from Joey Ansah and Capcom continues with Warrior World, launching late next year or early 2016.
Machinima's web adaptation of the Image Comics series Enormous starts filming today with a cast including Ceren Lee, Erica Gimpel and Steve Brand.
Machinima has ordered a 10-minute pilot based on Tim Daniel and Mehdi Cheggour giant-monster comic book Enormous.
Machinima and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution has premiered a trailer for the second season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy, director Kevin Tachareoen's action-packed web series.
Warner Bros. and Machinima will continue the live-action web series Mortal Kombat: Legacy with a second season starting next spring.
With today's premiere online of Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome, Spinoff Online talks with creator David Eick and star Luke Pasqualino about what fans can expect from the BSG prequel.
Machinima's YouTube channel will air Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome in 10 seven- to 12-minute increments over the next four weeks, beginning Friday.
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The original version of SiMPLE (which has been available since the late 1990s) was intended to be used only on 32-bit computers (since those were the only kind of PCs that were available back then). A newer version of SiMPLE (which can be used on either 32-bit computers or 64-bit computers) is now available. (The rules for writing programs in this newer version of SiMPLE are virtually the same as those for the "old" original version of SiMPLE.)
The remainder of this webpage (and its links) deal
primarily with the older (obsolete) version of SiMPLE.
A SiMPLE program is merely a text file containing a set of instructions that tell your computer what you want it to do. (This text file is usually referred to as a "source listing".)
Before we look at an example of a SiMPLE program, let's first take a look at the famous "Hello World" program that almost all beginning C++ programmers write as their very first program:
#include <iostream.h> int main () { cout << "Hello World!" << endl; return 0; }
Now let's see what this very same program would look like if it were written in SiMPLE:
Display "Hello World!"
Yes, that single line would be the entire program! (Perhaps you can now begin to understand why we call our programming language "SiMPLE".)
But let's take a peek at a somewhat more interesting and less trivial example. Below, you see the source listing for a SiMPLE program that launches a rocket through a field of twinkling stars. It then explodes the rocket when it hits a UFO at the top of the screen.* (Don't worry if you don't yet understand SiMPLE programming. Everything will become quite clear by the time you've finished reading the SiMPLE Tutorial.)
*( You wouldn't even want to see what it would take to write this exact same program in C++ ! )
SiMPLE provides you with a choice of two ways in which you can run programs. The easiest (and most fun) way is to use the "Drag & Drop" capability. (Or, if you prefer a more traditional method, you can run programs in "Command-line" mode. Click here to see how.)
To run the above example program by using the "Drag & Drop" method, merely perform the following three steps (after you've installed SiMPLE):
*(The new SiMPLE uses a "toy block" icon instead of a "target" icon.)
Now, isn't that easy? In fact, SiMPLE's "Drag & Drop" capability makes running a program as easy as "one-two-three":
1-Copy ... 2-Paste ... 3-Drop!
SiMPLE provides you with hundreds of easy-to-use "software building
blocks" (similar in concept to the little "snap-together" plastic blocks in a LEGO
construction set), and with a set of built-in tutorials that show you how to use them.
By using these pre-written software modules
"rocket" "ufo" "explode" etc.) computer programming
can become a "snap" for just about anyone! And, as your programming abilities increase,
you will discover that SiMPLE even lets you create your own new software
building blocks. (For example, our SiMPAINT tool
provides you with a fun and easy way of using your mouse to create your own
new image modules that can be used with SiMPLE.)
Is SiMPLE only for kids? Definitely not! [We only say that it's "for kids" so
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SiMPLE is the "Volks-Language" of the twenty-first century! And it's Free!!
So, start unleashing your creativity! Create your own computer art, music programs, animations, sound effects, colorful screen-savers ... even your own computer games! With SiMPLE, there's almost no limit to what you can accomplish! And who knows ... you just might end up becoming the next "Bill Gates!" (Knowing how to write computer programs is how he got started!!!)
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