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But, but..., I thought the Tea Party was an independent third party apart from the Republican Party, or at least that's the way they labeled themselves. If they're TRULY a third party, then they shouldn't care if they get votes that might normally have gone to Republicans or Democrats!
I've allowed my neighbor to use my internet to search for jobs, submit resumes, etc. for about 4 months now. He's been out of work for a long time and it's just one small way I can help out. If he should need it to search "helping hand" that's okay too.
Crain updated the story and added this:
OK, Mr. Whitehouse e-mailed me a copy of the video with working sound this morning. Um, how to put it best ... think of low-grade political ribbing delivered with the same theatrical chops as a high school ensemble doing a PSA and you have it nailed. The "Governor G" character doesn't, in fact, think the senator is worth anything, and the film guys let her go because she's term-limited and won't be able to work again. How any right-thinking adult could possibly find this threatening instead of silly is beyond me.
Cassis is a diva. Thank heavens she's term-limited. Michigan doesn't need another Senate Republican who thinks censorship is no big deal.
Those criticizing Schauer for not holding meetings are wrong. Schauer has hosted 17 town hall meetings and five health care events.
Most Americans will also remember which party tried to kill health care reform - Republicans - and they'll return the favor by voting them out next time around.
CS15, politicians will not be treated any differently. Go read Rep. Dingell's commentary in today's Detroit News. He answers the myths surrounding health care and explains that Congress' health plan will be subject to the same rules as all other employer-sponsored plans.
Here's the link: http://www.detnews.com/article/20090811/OPINION01/908110319/1008/opinion01/Dingell--Reform-health-care-based-on-facts
According to the McGraw article, Sola is 64-years-old. Does this mean he'll turn down Medicare when he turns 65 and keep his "crappy" private insurance?
Somehow I doubt it. Polls indicate senior citizens are happy with their government provided health insurance, as evidenced by the fight they put up when the Bush administration tried to privatize it.
Runbum, T. Boone Pickens scaled back his plans for wind farms because of a lack of adequate transmission lines to carry electricity from remote locations to cities and he because he also had difficulty securing funding, but as he said in the latest issue of Newsweek, he still believes in wind farms and other renewables for electricity needs.
There is no such thing as clean coal, except in the minds of the people responsible for the 12 forged letters to House Democrats by the lobbying group Bonner & Associates.
Experts estimate that taxpayers already pay a hidden $1,000 per year in taxes because of the uninsured. When a person without insurance ends up in the emergency room and the hospital has to absorb those costs, they get passed along to the rest of us.
Insuring the uninsured will also allow people to go to a doctor when they're sick - a much cheaper alternative than the E.R. - and it will also keep people healthier. The uninsured typically wait till a health problem becomes so serious that it ends up costing the system even more to treat them.
Insuring all Americans will reduce expenses and end up saving us all money in the long-run.
Good for the Democrats. MLive previously ran an article debunking McCotter's nonsense too.
McCotter should try reading the bill. There is no mention of assisted suicide or euthanasia, however, there is a provision that would provide Medicare coverage for the work of doctors who counsel patients on life-sustaining treatment and "end-of-life services," including hospice care. It's important to note that counseling would be patient-initiated and voluntary. If a person doesn't want counseling on advanced directives, living wills, hospice, durable powers of attorney, etc., no one is forcing them to take it, but it's available for those who need the help.
FactCheck.org has more details here. McCotter should check it out.
When Rose Bogardus ran for office last year, she voted to spend $6500 on new office furniture for an office she hadn't even won yet. Old furniture wasn't good enough for her.
And how is she coming along on her plans to merge the county clerk and register of deeds office, one of her campaign pledges? Oh, wait. Bogardus said she would finish her 4-year term first and then step aside, collecting her $80,000 a year salary and benefits along the way.
If Bogardus really wants to help the county's budget, she should work a little harder to get those offices merged.
Everything I need to know about Walberg was summed up by Bill Rustem, president of Public Sector Consultants. According to the Detroit News, when he was asked to characterize Walberg's legislative career, he said:
"I'm trying to remember anything he's done."
What a generous and kind thing for the Williamsons to do. Whatever people may think of their politics, their hearts are in the right place in this instance and they deserve the appreciation.
Mayor Smiley may have acted with haste when he gave Ms. Cox a job, but Laurie Tinnin acted out of malice.
Please don't let the names of other delinquent water customers fall into her hands. She can't be trusted not to harm people's reputations.
Schauer previously owned a 2002 Saturn L Series with nearly 200,000 miles on it.
Thank you for supporting American workers and industry, Sen. Schauer. Republicans are pushing people to boycott GM because they want the company to fail - and by extension Obama - which only serves to undermine Americans' interests. If they go under, millions of jobs will be lost by the time the fallout trickles through the supplier chain and communities, taxpayers will lose the money invested in the company, and our economic recovery will be extended by months or years.
Republicans once claimed they were compassionate conservatives, but this shows how morally bankrupt they've become. They're willing to inflict pain and suffering on millions of Americans if there's a chance they can make Obama look bad. That's sick. That's something a bully would do.
Butterfly49 and other retirees who refuse to buy a GM vehicle now, that is the fastest way to get your pension reduced. If GM remains viable and in business, your pensions have a better chance of remaining intact. If you refuse to buy GM and they fail, then your pensions will get dumped on the PBGC and you stand to lose some of your monthly income.
GM needs to sell cars and trucks to stay in business. Sorry, but it seems to me you're biting the hand that made it possible for you to have a decent middle-class lifestyle all these years. You sound ungrateful.
Bugby raises a good point when she says it's wrong to charge insurance companies the same price if they're using licensed versus unlicensed aides. Why should my insurance company pay full price for care that is being performed by someone at much lower prices?
What's next, Genesys? Will you choose to cut costs by using primary care physicians to do open heart surgery?
Why don't you just hand out "Health Care for Dummies" books to your patients and let them treat themselves - at full expense to the insurance companies of course.
Thanks, wildhawk905, for the info on David Smithkey. Your link also indicates he is an independent insurance agent. It appears he may be more worried about protecting the insurance industry than the uninsured.
If businesses don't want to comply with the Hire Michigan first proposal, then move out of the way and let someone else take your place. Changing the proposal to allow exceptions just opens the flood doors and before you know it companies will be shutting out a majority of Michigan workers.
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By the way the lat/long functionality is not available. I could not find an easy way to enter the lon and lat on the same page. I dont see that functionality being used any ways so i might just disable the button
By the way the lat/long functionality is not available. I could not find an easy way to enter the lon and lat on the same page. I dont see that functionality being used any ways so i might just disable the button
Hmm, i get an error when i try to run it. On my home computer i installed the SD Demo, then the 1.1 update, then while running SD I double clicked on your digimod and StreetDeck asked me if i wanted to install it so i clicked install, then i tried to use it and i get this error every time:
and here is the screen before i get the error, i just put in my zip code, hit save, then click download and the error pops up
Did I install it wrong or something? This is on windows vista..
Also, is there any way you can make the slider for tiles larger than a 25 max? Or maybe make it where we can enter a number of tiles in each direction (up, down, left, right) and make that have a bigger max?
Thanks man, let me know.
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I believe you are seeing that error because you did not register the two dlls in the com folder of the digimod script
run the following command from start->Run for those unfamiliar with registering dlls
regsvr32 "scriptprojectPath\COM\ZipCodeLookup.dll"
regsvr32 "scriptprojectPath\COM\ASPtear.dll"
but if you have registered the dlls. then the issue could be with the createdirectory com object not working with vista. i'll try this on my vista machine tomorrow.
I tried making the cell to be 99 but it produce a size that was too big to store in a data value in SD. I could probably try to make it as big as 50.
if you are familiar with modifying code in the development environment, then you can easily change value of the max cell value by searching for
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I just tried it on my laptop running XP and I get the same exact error, and i even tried manually registering the DLLS which say they succeeded. Any ideas? Could it be the 184.108.40.206 update? What could i be doing wrong?
- mike
ok, I just updated mine to 18.104.22.168 and it worked fine. i have only tested this on the development environment as i do not have a carpc to test it on and my trial version has expired. Can you run this in development mode and see if you get the same error?
also, I dont know if this matters but I also have .net installed. if you havent give that a shot too.
I've got .net on both my machines. I tried it in the dev. environment on my laptop running xp and when i do that the digimod doesn't work right at all. thinks are the wrong place and missing. I dunno, weird that i cant get it to work on either my laptop or desktop.. one running xp, one running vista all with the same error. Im confused! :suspicious:
I would say delete the digimod folder and reinstall the digimod. by the way, how are you installing your digimods, do you already have SD open before double clicking on it or dragging it?
now when you perform a search does it error out? or is it after you click on download. does it stop anywhere in the code when u run it in dev mode. try it on your xp machine
Im testing it out right now... working 100% so far, grate work and thank you.
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Mr. Andreas, how many years have you been working for Louis Hotels?
I have been working for Louis Hotels since 1983, a period of 28 years now
How many of those years have you been the manager of Louis King Jason?
The King Jason was opened in May 1994 and I have been the manager from the start. A period soon to be 18 years
What do you love the most about your job?
The interaction with people is for me the most satisfying part of my job. After all no two people are the same.
What is your best memory of Louis King Jason! We know there must be many, but tell us one!
One of the best memories ( and there have been many over the years ) is when the son of one of the regular guests who was only 5 years of age when his family started visiting the King Jason, actually got married and had his reception here, including a Scottish Piper!
Have you become close with certain repeating guests over the years? Many describe you as family on certain tourism forums!
I have over the years become very close to a great number of regular guests who are not now considered as guests but part of the family or very good friends.
Are you looking forward to the fore coming renovations at Louis King Jason? What exactly is changing?
I am greatly looking forward to the coming renovations as they will enhance immensely the facilities and general quality of the King Jason! Works will include the complete renovation of all the bathrooms, with most of the ground floor apartments being fitted with walk on showers. Moreover new bed covers and cushions will add a flurry of Mediterranean colour to the bedrooms. Also the main restaurant will be extended and the enlarged buffet service will be shifted to the existing bar area and the new refurnished bar will be as well slightly shifted. The magnetic covered outdoor dining area will be fully refurbished, tucked within a retractable glass doors and surrounded by garden lounge areas, all candlelit by night for an utterly intimate ambiance. Beyond the pool area, a mega-surprise awaits: the only hydro contact facility on the island to date. This 25m long hybrid of pools and Jacuzzis with spacious sunbathing deck, all reserved for guests over 16 years old, will emerge as a heaven of tranquility amid mature greenery.The expected reaction for all these changes is for the guests to approve them and I think they will!
Mr. Andreas someone told us that you are an Arsenal fan and a very passionate supporter of your team. Is this true?
This rumor has probably been spread by competitors………I am of course a LIVERPOOL supporter and quite a number of guests do bring presents relating to the club.
And a tough one! If one day, maybe when you will retire, you stopped being the manager of Louis King Jason, how do you think you will take it?
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PINEHURST, N.C. -- Listen, golfers are crazy. We're always searching for that secret that will help us break 90, 80, 70, etc. And professional golfers are no exception. Here are seven weird things players were doing on the practice areas on Tuesday morning:
Billy Hurley III used the Orange Whip Swing Trainer AND placed a ball between his forearms. The whip is designed to hone tempo and increase flexibility and strength, and the ball-between-the-forearms trick helps a golfer achieve a more compact swing.
Jonas Blixt also relied on the ball-between-the-forearms drill, and he used two alignment rods. He placed one rod on the ground, above and parallel to his target line, and placed the other rod in the ground, about five yards ahead of him (I call this a "target stick"). His goal was to start every shot just left of the target stick.
BUT, alignment rods can be used in very different way. As you see here, you can also place it between your ball and your feet, so that it extends behind your impact zone and parallel to your target line.
OR, you can rely on a really, really, really, REALLY long alignment line, like Jim Furyk does.
Dustin Johnson spent about 15 minutes practicing bump-and-run chip shots with a fairway wood. With so many tightly mown collection areas around the greens at Pinehurst No. 2, this shot will definitely be necessary.
Webb Simpson stuck two tees in the putting green, one on either side of his putter head (to create a gate, if you will) and stood on a towel while rolling in six-footers. Some people might assume that he placed the towel there to protect the green, but he didn't stand in that one spot for very long. Perhaps it was to help him with his balance? Regardless, it was weird.
Lastly, MIGUEL! You can't talk about weird practice routines without talking about Miguel Angel Jimenez. From the top-left to bottom-right, here's the sequence of movements he does every time he gets ready to pound balls. Amazing.
Granted, many of these practice routines are standard for players on tour. But if you're watching them for the first time, they will strike you as pretty weird.
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DURHAM, N.H.- Seniors Emmy Blouin (St. Albert, Alberta) Toni Barnas (Cary, Ill.) and sophomore Kirsten Bates (Calgary, Alb.) recorded 12, 11 and 10 kills, respectively, to lift the University of New Hampshire volleyball team to a 3-0 win over the University of Hartford on Sunday afternoon at Lundholm Gymnasium. The scores were 30-18, 30-27, 30-28. The Wildcats extend their winning streak with
The Wildcats jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first game and never looked back. The Hawks bounced back in the second game, taking the lead three times throughout the contest, but back-to-back kills by sophomore Lindsay Fogarty (
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Kuhlman keys on empowering staff, maintaining legacyWritten by Michael Driehorst | | email@example.com
An almost inherent trait of any longtime, family-owned business is to continue the positive aspects previous generations established.
"Part of our job is to maintain the legacy of good products, of good people, of integrity and living by that. That legacy has served us well for 107 years and it will for another 107 years," said Tim Goligoski, president of Kuhlman Corporation.
Goligoski is the son-in-law of former president Marion (Bart) Bartholomew, who was the son-in-law of Charles Kuhlman, the company's second president and a son of company founder Adam Kuhlman. Goligoski joined Kuhlman in 1981 and has been president
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Adam Kuhlman was co-owner of a building materials sales company in 1901, when his firm merged with three others to form Toledo Builders Supply, the predecessor to Kuhlman Corp. Today, with 140 employees, Kuhlman Corp., based in Maumee's Arrowhead Park, is one of the region's largest suppliers of construction products. The company's product lines and services include ready-mixed concrete, and it serves as a wholesale distributor of building materials, and bulk materials storage.
Both Goligoski and Vice President of Sales Ken Kuhlman, grandson of Edwin Kuhlman, who ran the company with his brother Charles starting in the 1930s, said a key to the company's success has been empowering employees.
"The sales people are running their own business within our business," Kuhlman said. "We really empower the sales people to take care of their customers."
With much of the Kuhlman business dealing in mature product lines, Goligoski said the company's success depends on its people.
"Our success comes down to service, quality and relationships. Those relationships are built on dependability, honesty and integrity with the customer," he said. "… It's about giving employees empowerment to make the right decisions for customers."
Kuhlman started working at the company during summers while in college. While interviewing for jobs as he neared graduation in 1979, his father asked if he'd be interested in an opportunity with the family business. Kuhlman said he was, and a few weeks later, he was hired. He became vice president of sales in 2003.
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Baby Doe Tabor made her mark on Colorado history as the bold girl from
Oshkosh, Wisconsin who ignored conventional Victorian attitudes of
feminine modesty. How Baby Doe made her dreams come true may have irked
Denver's high society at the time, but today she is celebrated for being
an individualist-and a dreamer of the great American Dream.
Baby Doe
"Baby" Doe was born Elizabeth Bonduel McCourt on October 7, 1854 in
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, to Peter McCourt, Sr. and Elizabeth "Lizzie"
Nellis. She was said to have been the prettiest of seven
children and displayed a lively and independent spirit with a tomboy
disposition and the face of a cherub. She was called "Lizzie" by her
family, after her mother. In the winter of 1876, she won a Church
figure skating contest, which was unheard of for a girl. The
contest brought her to the attention of Harvey Doe, Jr. and the two
began to court. Harvey's mother highly disapproved of the
relationship due to Lizzie's being catholic, as well as "beneath" the
Does economically. Despite her objections, the two
continued to date and eventually became engaged. Harvey was the
only son raised in an affluent family, where he had been coddled and
spoiled by his mother and his four sisters. However, Lizzie
thought he was a sweet man and the two were married a short time later
in 1877. Harvey's father owned a half interest in the Fourth of
July Mine in
City and the young newlyweds set off on a new life of adventure.
"We'll go west and make our fortune overnight in gold. People do it
all the time out there!" said Harvey.
the rough and tumble mining community, Lizzie's beauty and lively
spirit brought her considerable attention from the mostly male mining
population. Harvey, not accustomed to hard work, was having a
difficult time making the mine profitable, which eventually forced
Lizzie to don miner's clothes and work along side him. In the unliberated settlement, this caused her to become the brunt of much
gossip and raised eyebrows. Gossip notwithstanding, she was
still a favorite and was given the nickname "Baby" Doe - the miner's
sweetheart, which followed her for the rest of her life.
Meanwhile, Harvey fell into debt, their
Fourth of July Mine paid less than hoped, and their three-year
marriage started to falter. Baby Doe was to find that Harvey was
a poor provider, being both lazy and a procrastinator. Finally, Harvey
was forced to take a job mucking in the Bobtail Tunnel, and they moved
to Blackhawk, where the rent was cheaper. Lizzie was left home
with little to occupy her time, no friends, and living in poverty.
Harvey worked night shifts and came home so
exhausted; he did little of nothing other than write long letters to his
mother. The rift between the two widened into a chasm when Harvey lost his
job and began to drift from camp to camp, leaving Lizzie at home for long
periods at a time. With little to occupy her time, Lizzie took
long walks entertaining herself by looking longingly in the windows of the
shops. Finally, she made a friend of Jacob Sandelowsky, a successful
clothing merchant and part owner of the Sandelowsky-Pelton store in
Central City.
Jake Sands, as he later changed his name to, was handsome with dark
curly-hair, and the two were frequently seen together at the
not-so-conservative Shoo-Fly Saloon during Harvey Doe's absences. The
Shoo-Fly was dance-hall and gambling establishment, full of rowdy miners
looking to have a good time at the tables or the brothel, and Lizzie's
lively personality was a hit with the customers.
Harvey's absences continued and he began to drink heavily. Often,
Harvey's female family members would provide him with money, but, rarely
did Lizzie see any of it. Unable to pay the rent, they were forced
to move often. Then late in 1878, Baby Doe became pregnant,
and the times grew even more desperate when Harvey again deserted the home
front during her critical time of need. Baby Doe later claimed
that without her friend, Jake Sands, she would have starved to death. On July 13, 1879, Lizzie gave birth to a still-born son, and Jake was
there to help, making all of the arrangements and paying her expenses. Many have speculated that Jake was the father of this baby, but the answer
to that question will never be known.
only clue left behind about the baby was a handwritten note found in Baby
scrapbook after her death, with dried flowers gently placed around the
handwritten words on the page: "My baby boy born July 13 1879, had dark
dark hair very curly large blue eyes he was lovely, Baby Doe".
After the birth of her still-born soon, Jake was readying a new store in
and suggested that Baby Doe, having no reason to stay in
Central City,
might as well come along. Although she did pay a visit to
at Jake's request, she ended up returning to
Central City
to try one more time to reconcile with Harvey. However, nothing had
changed between the two of them. Harvey was till weak, lazy and jobless,
and finally his family had come to a point that they refused to give him
any more money. Harvey's hard drinking and lack of ambition did not match
with Baby Doe's high aspirations and finally, in 1880, Baby Doe sued for
divorce on the grounds of "nonsupport" and moved to
Jake Sands arranged for Baby Doe to
stay at a boarding house and suggested that they might want to think about
marriage. Though Jake was Baby's closest friend, she wasn't in love
with him and within just a couple of months; any thoughts of a life with
Jake quickly vanished when Baby Doe met
Horace Tabor.
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On the Job Hunt: Newt Gingrich Weighs inDecember 3, 2009 - 9:36 AM | by: Jonathan Serrie
As President Barack Obama prepares to host economists, business executives and labor leaders at the White House to discuss ways to boost employment, Republican Newt Gingrich is holding his own series of forums on jobs.
At 4 p.m. CT today, the former House speaker plans to host an open meeting at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi. Billed as the "Real Jobs Summits," Gingrich kicked off the effort yesterday in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he held a town hall style meeting that drew hundreds of attendees.
Gingrich discussed the importance of cutting taxes, controlling government spending and reducing regulation and litigation in order to stimulate the creation of new jobs. He also stressed personal responsibility — saying that many Americans have contributed to the nation's economic woes by running up debt and buying homes beyond their means.
The White house says its forum today will also stress the importance of private sector solutions. And President Obama has acknowledged the importance of tackling the nation's $1.4 trillion deficit.
President Obama plans to hit the road with a "White House to Main Street" jobs tour. His first stop is scheduled for tomorrow in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Gingrich, considered by some political analysts to be a potential 2012 presidential candidate, said he plans to hold more "Real Jobs Summits" across the country next year.
These meetings come after fall unemployment figures hit 10.2 percent — the highest level since 1983.
While critical of President Obama's economic policies, Gingrich did offer praise for the commander in chief for increasing the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan. He said the president's decision to send an additional 30 thousand troops "took considerable courage" because it will split his supporters. However, the former House speaker predicted President Obama's plan to start pulling troops out of Afghanistan in 2011 will run into trouble, and that there will still be U.S. troops in that country and Iraq in 2012.
This afternoon's "Real Jobs Summit" is open to the public and will be held in the Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall on the campus of Millsaps College.
In a press release, the college states that, while it does not endorse any candidate or political party, it does encourage students, faculty and staff to engage in critical thinking and analysis. The Methodist Church-affiliated college has played host to a diverse list of world leaders including former presidents Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush.


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An establishment called the Bar Demory has plenty in store for the summer and visitors who happen to be in Paris during the warmer months should not miss the chance to check out the upscale pub. The Bar Demory has just opened an interior garden that provides an idyllic spot to enjoy a beer or other drink on a hot day.
The chic beer bar is located on the Rue Quincampoix, a hip neighborhood that also includes the Centre Pompidou. To go along with the new garden, the bar will also offer baskets of artisanal goodies that can be eaten there or taken to go. The baskets will be on sale starting June 2, 2014. Other snacks include a variety of delicious gourmet sausages.
However, the real stars are the beers, and the Bar Demory brews their own. Patrons can taste the Astroblonde, an authentic German-style pilsner with a fresh taste and light taste of honey. Or perhaps they prefer the complete opposite — the Nova Noire, a schwarzbier (German dark lager) with a deep malty taste and caramel-coffee aromas. Beers on top include the Atomique, a bock with a rich texture, and the Cosmoblonde, a non-clarified Kellerbier that is even milder than a pilsner.
On Fridays, the bar sometimes even has a Berlin theme complete with DJ and electronic music. As a result the Bar Demory is perfect for beer connoisseurs as well as those looking for a lively Parisian night spot.
Guests staying at the Hôtel de la Tour Maubourg who wish to try craft beers in Paris should therefore look no further than the Bar Demory. Open since 2009 and offering their own craft beers since 2010, the bar is becoming a veritable institution in the 4th arrondissement.
Bar Demory Paris
62 rue Quincampoix, 75011 Paris
Open Monday through Saturday 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. and Sunday noon to 6 p.m.


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Yorkshire puddings are big, puffy popovers with a different name. The difference between the two is that popovers are usually cooked in a bit of butter or oil, while Yorkshire puddings are usually cooked in beef drippings, or meat fat that has come off of a nice roast. I find that the names are interchangeable most of the time on most menus and I tend ... Read More »
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Olive oil can be great for baking, especially if you start with a complex, fruity extra virgin olive oil. Eating SF made some Maple Olive Oil Granola, lightly sweetened with maple syrup and flavored with olive oil, cinnamon and nutmeg. The olive oil will give the granola a slightly savory note, making this a great snacking granola, or one that can be paired with sweet ... Read More »
Whole Wheat Popovers
You don't need a popover pan to make popovers. A muffin tin will work perfectly well, even though you will only need to use 6 of the muffin. The only real reason to have a popover pan is that it gives you a good incentive to make popovers more often. I know this to be true because I got one not too long ago and ... Read More »
Popovers are a great all-purpose recipe to have in your collection. They're easy to make, relatively low in fat and require very few ingredients. They have a slightly crisp exterior that opens to reveal a tender, custardy interior. With jam or honey, they make a great breakfast snack, and can also be served plain or with butter as an accompaniment to a savory meal. They ... Read More »
Dutch Babies
I love Dutch babies. No, not as in children (though I'm sure they're all just lovely), but as in the large puffy, oven-baked pancakes. Unlike regular pancakes, the batter has a much higher ratio of eggs to flour, which gives them the same sort of lift that you might find in a souffle. Unlike a souffle, you actually want these to fall when they come ... Read More »
Lemon Scented Popovers
I like popovers. I like the way they're crispy on the outside and custardy on the inside. They take almost no time to make and look impressive. I used this recipe from Epicurious and added 1 tbsp of lemon zest and 1 tsp vanilla. I think the lemon flavor would have been even more pronounced with a tablespoon of lemon juice, or a bit of ... Read More »


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Kenneth Gerald "Rocketman" Rockett, 67, of Hendersonville took flight to his eternal home on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2007.
A military service will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Western Carolina State Veterans Cemetery.
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Supply chain management (SCM) is an old and established aspect of managing the operations of a company and serving its market strategy.
If you're in supply chain management, have you gained the necessary expertise in an emerging must-have technology? With geographic information systems (GIS), users have the power to turn massive amounts of data into intelligence that can drive both supply chain strategy and execution. At a time when SCM can affect significant value in a corporation, any operation needs access to the most advanced tools and techniques available if it wants to remain competitive.
Download American Sentinel University's newest e-book, "Bringing the Power of GIS to Supply Chain Management," to learn how supply chain management drives corporate value and how GIS can give your company, and your career, a needed edge.


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Unexpected Afghans
I'm excited to announce the release of Unexpected Afghans, a new pattern book by Interweave Press with one of my patterns in it. Robyn Chachula asked designers to imagine an afghan using their favorite part of crochet. As you can probably guess if you know anything about me, I chose motifs. I took the basic granny square, which is what most people think of when they picture a motif, and tweaked it for a more updated look in my Mod Retro Afghan.
In celebration, I'm giving away an ebook copy of Unexpected Afghans! Today, tomorrow and Sunday I'll be posting a question each day on Twitter. Reply to me (@edieeckman) with your answer and you'll be entered into a drawing for the copy of the ebook! You can answer once per question until 6pm on Sunday. If you don't have a Twitter account they are free and easy to make. While you're at it, you might want to follow me on Twitter so that you'll be in the know when I share information about where I'll be teaching, when my new books and patterns are out, and when I find some really great knitting or crochet stuff that you'll want to know!
Finally, take a look at the other designers from the book featured in this weekend's blog tour.
- Robyn Chachula, Crochet By Faye
- Dora Ohrenstein, Crochet Insider Newsletter
- Ellen Gormley, Go Crochet
- Carol Ventura, Tapestry Crochet
- Linda Permann, Lindamade
- Diane Halpern, Three Rivers Crochet
- Drew Emborsky, The Crochet Dude
- Annette Petavy, Annette Petavy Design
- Jill Wright, Wool Crafting
- Simona Merchant-Dest, Stylish Knits
- Doris Chan, Everyday Crochet
- Mary Beth Temple, Addicted to Alpaca
- Kristin Omdahl, Styled By Kristin
- Marty Miller, Not Your Grannys Crochet
- Tracie Barrett
- Annie Modesitt, Modeknit
- Megan Granholm, Loop de doo
- Kim Guzman, Wips N Chains
Happy stitching!


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Vault - Career Insider
Hillsborough Community College in conjunction with Vault.com has arranged for you to have free, unrestricted privileges to the largest most comprehensive online career resource available. Content is updated daily so be sure to visit frequently.
Available to you 24-hours a day for FREE!! You will be able to access and/or download information.
PDF Versions of Vault Industry & Career Guidebooks Include:
To Access Career Insider:
Go to MYHCC
After signing in to MYHCC, scroll down the page and click on Career Resource Center - Vault
Follow the instructions on how to create an account
You must use your HCC Hawkmail Account


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The Worlds of Doctor Who (Limited Edition)
Starring Colin Baker, Louise Jameson, Lalla Ward, Daphne Ashbrook, Trevor Baxter, Christopher Benjamin, Richard Franklin, Karen Gledhill, Pamela Salem, Yee Jee Tso, Simon Williams
An epic adventure uniting the Doctor's friends across time and space, featuring Jago & Litefoot, Counter-Measures, the Vault and Gallifrey!
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The Fifth Doctor Box Set
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Gene Munster fires off another missive about much-mooted new look Apple TV.
Chatter about the rejigged, hard drive-free and dirt cheap Apple TV has been rife ever since an insider spilled the beans last week. But the new set top box, set to be renamed iTV, is just a stepping stone for a full-on connected TV from Apple.
That's what Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster reckons. Never shy of sharing his tuppence worth about Apple TV, Munster says a cloud-based iTunes TV package would set Apple up perfectly for a move into the ultra competitive TV market.
Related links:
- New Apple TV: no hard drive and new processor
- Apple TV: iOS 4 edition incoming?
- Apple TV losing 1080p and changing name
"Apple's ability to deliver hardware, software and content that could replace an entire entertainment system with a single TV, puts Apple in a unique position for the emerging connected TV cycle," said Munster. "Apple already has several of the key ingredients for success in the connected TV market, many of which would differentiate Apple from current market players."
First though, Munster reckons Apple will move towards a monthly iTunes TV pass, locking punters into its ecosystem in the same way it has done successfully with the iPhone.
First though, we need a new set top box. And with the details all but nailed on, it seems the sleek new iTV will be sitting pretty in living rooms come the end of 2010.
Via AppleInsider