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An active-duty Marine major who is currently serving in Afghanistan just sent me this message. It speaks for itself:
Where is the outrage with our media and with the consumers of that media? Where are the priorities of our countrymen? A hero dies and receives not one ounce of media coverage. A drug addict dies, and flags are lowered to half-mast while receiving untold amounts of media attention. Maybe this is the way it is supposed to be.
On Valentine's Day, former Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Oscar Canon, a Marine that I had the honor of serving with in 2004 when I commanded Company K, 3d Battalion, 5th Marines, succumbed to a staff infection. That staff infection appears to have been directly tied to the 87 surgeries on his leg that stem from injuries he sustained on September 23, 2004.
I first met then Corporal (Cpl) Canon immediately after taking command of Company K in June 2004. He was impressive, competent, hard working, and eager. He absolutely loved his wife Jennie and talked about her all the time. During the initial invasion of Iraq he was referred to as "Contact Canon" because he was continuously engaged with the enemy. When we first met he was the mortar section leader in our company and had a competently trained section–not bad for an organization that is supposed to be led by a much more senior Marine wearing the rank of Staff Sergeant. During our final work ups prior to deployment a Sergeant reported in to take charge of the section, so Cpl Canon stepped down and filled the role of Gunner/Mortar Squad Leader. On Sep 23, 2004, on our last day of relief in place w/ Company E, 2d Battalion, 1st Marines, driving down the same road that E 2/1 had driven down countless times, less than 500 meters and in plain view of the observation post along Main Supply Route Mobile where Cpl Canon was to stand duty, the 7-ton in which Cpl Canon was riding struck an improvised explosive device (IED), wounding Cpl Canon and others. The IED initiated a complex ambush. Many Marines fought with valor to break the enemy's will and save Cpl Canon.
Cpl Canon was medevac'd back to the States. He and his wife divorced and he underwent 87 surgeries on his wounded leg in an attempt to recover to normalcy. I know at one point he ran Marine Corps Marathon with a senior officer while he was still in uniform. I just learned that Canon donated his kidneys and his liver to 3 people and will be buried in Arlington in a few weeks.
Attached is a link to an NPR article written about Canon in 2005, when he had a mere 33 surgeries under his belt.
Through it all one must wonder why Canon and others like him receive no attention and why the consumers of media care about drug addicts instead of heroes that gave all defending their country. Where is the outrage?
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Teacher Valerie Psoinos, who serves as staff adviser for the school drama club, said some things are timeless.
"It's a story about teenagers and growing up," Psoinos said. "Which is something all of them can relate to."
Auditions for the school musical took place in November and more than 85 students vied for roles, according to Psoinos. Rehearsals were in full gear immediately following Thanksgiving and as of last week, student Katie Aramento was already strutting her stuff in the trademark red cowboy boots favored by one of the film's protagonists, Ariel, while Brandon Feliciano, who will play the role of her love interest, Ren, was working to perfect his roller-skating technique.
The play follows the story of Ren, the character originally played by a young Kevin Bacon, as he moves from the city to a small Southern town and falls in love with the local minister's daughter, Ariel (played by Lori Singer in the original film).
A rebellious teenager who dreams of one day leaving her hometown for bigger and better things, Ariel joins Ren in taking action against the town-wide dance ban - hopefully in time for prom season.
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LMAO. Biggest liar who ever held the office. Pathological. Makes Obama and Bush look like boy scouts.


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Again stories like this just piss me off. These kind of stories just give gamers a bad rep. But what really makes me mad is the guy that the shooter told he wanted to start a massacre not think about it. I mean if you really think that the man was intent on doing harm, then stop his ass plain and simple. End of Rant.
RIP and also inb4 fox blames games
Video game like?
You mean he was respawning and throwing controllers out the window?
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I wouldn't consider 3 sentences to be a rant.
Anyway this is pretty fucked up. /end rant
Sometimes human like him is such a disgrace. It is truly degrading how human being went down to such a level of corruptness. Truly another reason for me to despise some human being. And to add insult to injury, his insanity is based on a video game. How absurd.
ok, no one tell fox news this. Gamers will never hear the end of it.
Whether or not video games did "inspire" him to go on this rampage, they should not be blamed for what happened. This Ryan is obviously mentally unstable for even contemplating massacring people "like in Grand Theft Auto".
It's sad because FOX News is probably going to take this story and run with it as if Ryan is mentally stable and a perfect citizen when it's obvious that he isn't (at least from this story).
Media:Hurr Hurr Hurr U Mad Gamers?
Gamers:FFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU MEDIA!!!
But Seriously im tired of the fucking media/fox news blaming everything on video games EXAMPLE TIME
Did John Marston tell you to go to a bar and start a showdown with someone???
Did Niko Bellic tell you to go rob a bank,bang hookers, and Start Random Rampages?
Did Carl Johnson tell you to go start a gang and kill people,do drugs,go have random sex with hookers,street race, and do abunch of other illegal shit?
Did MORTAL KOMBAT tell you to go beat the holy shit outta someone and throw them off a cliff to there death????
Media has no right blaming video games on people's stupid ass decision
And one last thing
*Inb4foxnewsfindsthisandyouseeZOMGANOTHERVIDEOGAME KILLER*
Do what the fuck makes you happy, cause at the end, who's there? You
Lemme tell you the the things I find wrong with this.
1) Love should have reported Donovan for such thoughts as "starting a massacre" on the ship. If I heard someone say that, I wouldn't let them near any weapons... or cooking utensils.
2) "After a night of drinking" they gave Donovan a weapon. Now, who in their right mind would give a drunk man a fucking automatic weapon? Seriously? All of this shit could have been avoided if they didn't give him the gun. Love again could also have been to blame for not reporting him sooner.
3) When he was opening fire, why didn't anyone fire back? The guy is a madman and there is proof! Knowledge of it at the time or not if he has the balls to do it when he's drunk, he's thought about it in a sober state of mind! They should have opened fire back as soon as the maniac started shooting! If they did this, that Lt. wouldn't be dead now and the other wouldn't be in critical condition.
4) What ticks me off is how this time a game probably did influence him. If I'm not mistaken it read "He told Love that he wanted to stage a 'killing frenzy' like in Grand Theft Auto." Just as there is a rise in status there is an immediate fall. I wouldn't surprised if Fox stuck their shit covered noses in this story and state "THIS IS WHY VIDEO GAMES ARE BAD." Then again, if this was the guy's state of mind, it wouldn't be the video game's entire fault although it did partake as influence to the thoughts of a true madman.
Anyway, the blood vessel in my head just about popped so...
Of course videogames are to blame. He makes up .00000000000001% of the videogaming community, and yet because of that we are seen as the badguys.
Crying isn't just for sadness
people should really do more tests to see if people are mentally stable enough to handle weapons, it should be common sense.
Lol Typical media is typical. We should just start ignoring this crap now. No matter how much close minded morons want video games gone, it's not going to happen. And they can just fucking deal with it.
Jeez, do they let anyone have a gun on that vessel? You'd think they'd be able to at least smell it on him and NOT let him have a gun while he has been drinking.
everything that happens nowadays is the fault of vidja games
Damn! people really are scary when they snap
Ohh god, my tv/computer screen is going to end up with chocolate milk all over it again when I read/watch Fox's response...
i hate that they always blame videogames for this kind of shit.
but honestly this brings back memories of the boat level in the darkness
The man himself blamed video games, but it is obvious there is something mentally wrong with any person who can go on a shooting rampage. I also must ask why the soldier he spoke to about all this didn't report this? If anyone would even suggest that to me, Id be concerned.
And yes Fox News, enjoy your bashing fest upon video games. I'm certain we will enjoy the inaccurate shitfest you will hail upon us.
fox news does these things to garner ratings... they want to make it so outrageous on their stories that it will bring in the viewers... just boycott fox and all of its television services and you will see how quickly they change their policies on airing nonsensical garbage that they do now... but that's just my wishful thinking... /rant
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Carrot Garden Cupcakes May 10 2013, 0 Comments
With gardening season right around the corner we thought it was perfect timing for some delicious carrot garden cupcakes. We opted to make chocolate cupcakes this time, but this would also be a really fun way to decorate carrot cake cupcakes with some green tined cream cheese frosting.
♥ Supplies
• Chocolate Cupcakes
• Deep Brown Baking Cups
• Vanilla Frosting
• Mint Green Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Chocolate Crunch Topping
• Royal Icing Carrots
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Sewing Machine Chocolates May 09 2013, 0 Comments
Do you have a loved one with a love for sewing? These little chocolate sewing machines would be so cute wrapped in a little box tied with bakers twine, or topping a simple cake! For more detailed instructions check out our basic chocolate molding tutorial.
♥ Supplies
• Light Blue Candy Melts
• Sewing Kit Set Chocolate Mold
• 12" Disposable Decorating Bags
• Black Edible Ink Pens
• Red Heart Sprinkles
• Classic Red Bakers Twine
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Bumble Bee Cupcakes May 08 2013, 1 Comment
So sweet, right!?! Lori whipped up these oh so sweet bumble bee cupcakes, featuring our new bumble bee sugars and a generous amount of swirled yellow frosting. These would be so perfect for a baby shower, picnic, or garden party.
♥ Supplies
• Chocolate Cupcakes
• Deep Brown Baking Cups
• Vanilla Frosting
• Lemon Yellow Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Round Cupcake Decorating Tip
• 16" Decorating Bag
• Bumble Bee Sugars
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Welcome to the new Layer Cake Shop website! May 07 2013, 0 Comments
Glittering Hot Pink Chocolate Hearts May 07 2013, 1 Comment
We've been wanting to give glittery chocolates a try so this week we went for it. First Lori tried brushing the chocolate mold with disco dust before filling with chocolate, but we weren't very excited by the results. Lori then tried brushing the chocolate hearts with hot pink disco dust after molding, and that worked wonderfully!
These gilttery chocolate hearts would make some really gorgeous toppers for cupcakes, cakes, or even ice cream sundaes!
♥ Supplies
• 2" Plain Heart Chocolate Mold
• Pink Candy Melts
• Hot Pink Disco Dust
• 12" Disposable Decorating Bags
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Black & Gold Layer Cake Shop Giveaway - Closed May 06 2013, 37 Comments
Giveaway One lucky Daily Mixer reader will win 1 4oz bottle of Pearly Gold Chunky Sugar, 100 yards of Classic Black Bakers Twine, 20 Black Polka Dot Nut Cups, 12 Black-White Dot Paper Bags, and 25 Gold Chevron Paper Straws.
How to Enter To enter post this giveaway on facebook or twitter and leave a comment telling where you posted it. This giveaway is open to readers all over the world. Only 1 entry per reader, please. We will choose a winner at random on Friday, May 10.
Rules Your giveaway win will be shipped using the shipping method of our choice.
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Jadite Baking Chocolates May 03 2013, 0 Comments
We have a serious love for all things Jadite here at Layer Cake Shop. If you're not familiar, its a beautiful milky mint green glass that many serving pieces, mixing bowls and vases were made from beginning in the 1930's. Fire King popularized Jadite in the 1950's when it started producing a heat resistant line.
I've been wanting to try a chocolate Jadite muffin tin and spoon forever, and I'm so glad Lori was finally able to make it happen! I turned out so cute and when paired with mini chocolate cupcakes it makes the perfect little edible baking set!
♥ Supplies
• Light Green Candy Melts
• Peanut Butter Candy Melts
• Baking Set Chocolate Mold
• Mini Cupcake Chocolate Mold
• 12" Disposable Decorating Bags
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Peanut Butter Fawn May 02 2013, 1 Comment
Lori made this oh so sweet fawn this week, and I just love his simple details! She added the white spots to the inside of the mold before filling with peanut butter candy melts, and the eyes and nose using a brown edible ink marker. Wouldn't this make a stunning cake topper!
This was Lori's first time making molded chocolates and as you can see she did an amazing job! If you've ever hesitated giving chocolates a try go for it! For more details check out our Basic Chocolate Molding Tutorial.
♥ Supplies
• Large Deer Chocolate Mold
• Peanut Butter Candy Melts
• White Candy Melts
• Multiple Edible Ink Markers
• 12" Disposable Decorating Bags
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Bikini Cookies April 30 2013, 0 Comments
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Spring Layer Cake Shop Giveaway - Closed April 29 2013, 30 Comments
Giveaway One lucky Daily Mixer reader will win 24 Lily of the Valley Picks, 1 bottle of Mint Green Gel Paste Food Coloring, 60(approximately) Green Polka Dot Baking Cups, 1 4oz bottle of Pastel Pink Sanding Sugar, 25 Light Pink Stripe Paper Straws, and 1 Spring Bird Cutter.
How to Enter To enter leave a comment with a suggestion of a baking project, or Layer Cake Shop product, that you would love to see on this blog. This giveaway is open to readers all over the world. Only 1 entry per reader, please. We will choose a winner at random on Friday, May 3.
Rules Your giveaway win will be shipped using the shipping method of our choice.
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Pink Mini Dachshund Sprinkle Cookies April 27 2013, 0 Comments
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Spring Shower Cupcakes April 27 2013, 1 Comment
We just added 40 new cupcake toppers to the shop and one of our favorites are these really cute umbrella toppers. Perfect for spring or baby celebrations!
We paired them with pretty pastel frosting, sprinkles, and a little disco dust for fun!
♥ Supplies
• Yellow cupcakes
• Vanilla frosting
• Baking Cups
• Lemon Yellow Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Dusty Rose Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Pastel Sequin Sprinkles
• Rainbow Disco Dust
• Umbrella Toppers
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Mini Cherry Pastel Cutout Cookies April 26 2013, 0 Comments
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Chocolate Marshmallow Tulip Lollipops April 25 2013, 0 Comments
Ring in spring with super cute bright yellow chocolate marshmallow tulip lollipops! These were so easy to make and look pretty adorable!
1. Poke a small hole in the center of your mini tulip baking cups 2. Push regular size store bought marshmallows onto paper lollipop sticks. 3. Melt your yellow candy melts in a container so that the chocolate will be deep enough to cover the whole marshmallow in one dip. 4. Dip your marshmallows making sure that the whole marshmallow gets coated. 5. Tap the stick on the rim of your container to get rid of excess candy melt. 6. Poke your stick through a baking cup and push the baking cup up under the marshmallow. 7. Push into a block of white craft foam or cake pop holder to let dry. 8. Once dry, cut some little green paper leaves. We adhered them using glue dots.
• 4-1/2" Paper Lollipop Sticks
• Yellow Candy Melts
• Regular Size Marshmallows
• Mini Tulip Baking Cups
• Green Paper
• Glue Dots
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Mint USA Cookies April 24 2013, 2 Comments
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Pink Spring Lily of the Valley Cupcake April 22 2013, 0 Comments
Its been a beautiful day here in Wisconsin inspiring us to whip up this pretty spring cupcake for you! We are loving these new vintage inspired toppers we just got in, aren't they adorable!
♥ Supplies
• Classic White Baking Cups
• Dusty Rose Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Rainbow Disco Dust
• Lily of the Valley Picks
• Bird Toppers
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New Short Paper Milkshake Straws January 08 2013, 0 Comments
For an added touch of vintage soda fountain in your life try our new milkshake straws! Wider and shorter than our standard paper straws, these milkshake straws are perfect for thick malts and milkshakes served in short or small cups. How adorable these would be displayed on a tray of mini milkshakes!
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Tall Flag Valentine Cupcakes January 07 2013, 0 Comments
Its never too early to plan your Valentine's Day baking! A simple cupcake with homemade flags make for an impressive presentation for your sweetie.
♥ Supplies
• Classic White Baking Cups
• Yellow Cupcakes
• Vanilla Frosting
• Soft Pink Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Mini Heart Sprinkles
• Bamboo Skewers
• Washi Tape
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New Bakers Twine Line January 04 2013, 0 Comments
Introducing our new line of classic, 100% cotton, 4-ply bakers twine! There are many of the same colors we previously carried, plus a few new ones. Hello, Mustard Yellow! We are most excited about the size of these new spools. Our new twine comes in 100 yard lengths making it much easier to only buy what you need for your project. Happy crafting and packaging!
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Snowy Skater Cupcake January 03 2013, 1 Comment
Pretty snowy cupcakes featuring a lovely vintage inspired ice skater.
♥ Supplies
• Classic White Baking Cups
• Yellow Cupcakes
• Vanilla Frosting
• White Non-Pareils
• Ballerina Toppers
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Glittering Deer Toppers January 03 2013, 1 Comment
After seeing a handful of glittering ornament DIY's popping up around the holidays, we wanted to try creating our own glittering cupcake toppers. We simply covered deer toppers using non toxic glue and disco dust. We love the results!
♥ Supplies
• Small Deer Toppers
• Disco Dust
• Non-Toxic Glue
• Paint Brush
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Happy New Year! December 31 2012, 0 Comments
Wishing you a happy new year of beautiful baking!
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Penelope's Cowgirl and Indians Birthday Party November 28 2012, 0 Comments
My cute-as-a-button baby Penny turned 1 whole year old recently and we celebrated with a Cowgirls and Indians Party!
Penny wore a vintage dress, white tights, gifted moccasins and a beautiful feather headband crafted by her truly talented Nina. It was made from the softest leather and turkey feathers from her Great Grandpa. Surprisingly she kept it on for the first half of the party, success!
Isn't she the worlds most beautiful baby! Just look as that bundle of sweetness!
The cowgirls and indians theme was inspired by Penny's Great Grandma, GG, who is from Colorado and as luck would have it would be in town for the party. GG was born and raised in Cowgirl country and is part American Indian. Why not celebrate it!
I printed the invitations on a light pink card stock and mailed them in Light Pink Chevron Stripe Paper Bags from the shop.
I love to repeat design elements in a party. It gives it a cohesive look and also makes the decorating process simple! I loved the little feather design on the invitation so I blew it up and printed them larger on pink card stock. I spent one evening in front of the tv cutting them out. Wanting to involve Olive, she loves to decorate, we decided to glue and glitter them with some light pink glitter I had leftover from another project. We did this one morning before preschool and she felt really proud.
I used our pink feathers all over the party! They were made into a garland, hung as a backdrop, and slipped into flower arrangements. Simple ideas that make big impact are my favorite!
Party favors that can also double as decorations are a big win in my book! I made these simple and cute favors using jars, pink fabric, jute twine that I already had, and Light Pink Sixlets from the shop. All I had to buy were pretzels. I spent another evening watching tv while cutting out the fabric circles, and the next day my family put them all together assembly style in about 15 minutes.
The Cowgirls and Indians theme was planned way in advance so I had time to collect a few toy horses from thrift stores and actually found bags of farm animals at the grocery store for about $2 each!
When I envisioned this party fresh flowers just seemed to belong. I've actually never really considered using flowers as party decor before, especially a child's birthday. I sourced a local shop where I could get bunches of individual flowers and make my own arrangements pretty affordably. I purchased 6 bunches for $24 and was able to make 8 arrangements. I thought they looked stunning and were a great value.
I draped burlap over the buffet tables and spread a little pink confetti on them. The tables were set with a variety of white serving dishes I've been collecting and pink paper dinnerware.
I made Penny her own little teepee cake and horse cupcakes for the guests. There are a handful of memorable crafty moments in my life and making this teepee cake was one of them. I was a little nervous how it would go, but it turned out to be one of my favorite edible things I've ever made!
Nina made the arrow cutout cookies for the party, aren't they cute!
Me and my sweet baby indian.
Happy 1st birthday Penny June!
Autumn S'more Party October 03 2012, 4 Comments
I had so much fun putting together an autumn s'more party this week! It was filled with sweet autumn flavors, cozy blankets, a warm crackling fire, crisp autumn air, laughter, and good friends. I created chocolates for our s'mores in flavors inspired by autumn. Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel, Orange Spice, Butterscotch Toffee, and Caramel Apple. They all tasted just like autumn, and we each had a different favorite! Yum!
Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel = Dark Chocolate Candy Melts + Caramel + Sea Salt
Orange Spice = Orange Candy Melts + Red Candy Melts + Orange Flavoring Oil + Cinnamon Flavoring Oil + Clove Flavoring Oil
Butterscotch Toffee = Butterscotch Candy Melts + Toffee Crunch Topping
Caramel Apple = Light Green Candy Melts + Apple Flavoring Oil + Caramel
It just warms my heart whenever we get to use our cute vintage orange fireplace!
Hooray for autumn s'mores!
To make your own autumn s'more chocolate simply melt your candy melts in the microwave 15 seconds at a time. Do not overheat! Stir in flavoring oil 1-2 drops at a time until you love the flavor. Pour into a disposable decorating bag and secure with a rubber band. Snip the bag tip and pipe square shapes onto parchment paper. Sprinkle with desired toppings. Enjoy!
♥ Supplies
• Disposable Decorating Bag
• Dark Chocolate Candy Melts
• Orange Candy Melts
• Red Candy Melts
• Butterscotch Candy Melts
• Light Green Candy Melts
• Kraft Caramels
• Coarse Sea Salt
• Toffee Crunch Topping
• Orange Flavoring Oil
• Cinnamon Flavoring Oil
• Clove Flavoring Oil
• Apple Flavoring Oil
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Butterscotch Owl Pops September 28 2012, 1 Comment
Owls, butterscotch and autumn just seem to go together don't you think? Every autumn I get the urge to make things featuring woodland animals!
This is my first time working with butterscotch candy melts, new to our shop this year, and oh my.. they are so incredibly sweet and yummy! Perfect for these little owls! I found the butterscotch candy melts a bit stiffer when melted than others, so I would consider them much more ideal for molding rather than dipping.
I think my very favorite use for bakers twine is tying sweet bows on chocolate lollipops!
So adorable!
Follow our Basic Chocolate Molding Tutorial if you're new to chocolate molding.
Tips: Roll the lollipop stick once in the mold to coat the whole top of the stick with chocolate, this makes the stick more secure. Get yourself more than one mold if you plan to make a lot, waiting for the chocolate to harden can become time consuming.
♥ Supply List
• Butterscotch Candy Melts
• Small Owl Lollipop Chocolate Mold
• White Paper Lollipop Sticks
• Disposable Decorating Bags
• Cappuccino Brown Bakers Twine
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NEW! BULK Baking Cups September 17 2012, 0 Comments
We are excited to be offering bulk baking cups in a pretty rainbow of solid colors..
and a few patterns too!
All patterns and colors are also available in mini size!
Pink Lemonade Cupcakes April 27 2012, 3 Comments
I've seen a handful of pink lemonade desserts floating around Pinterest lately and just couldn't get them out of my head. Pink lemonade + cake + frosting just sounds so incredibly good! Olive and I gave pink lemonade cupcakes a whirl and they did not disappoint!
We added 3TB of Country Time powdered pink lemonade mix to our favorite vanilla cupcake recipe (which yields 12 cupcakes) and that seemed just right. We also added 3TB of the same lemonade mix to our favorite decorator frosting, but it was a little intense. I would recommend starting with 1 TB adding more to taste.
We Tinted our frosting and white jimmies with just a touch of soft pink gel paste food coloring. Check out our Custom Color Sprinkles post for more detailed instructions.
Topped with a light pink stripe paper straw(cut in half), we think they look sweet and refreshing just like the real thing.
She always has to taste the frosting first.
♥ Supplies
• Vanilla Cupcake and Frosting Recipe
• Classic White Baking Cups
• Country Time Pink Lemonade Mix (powdered)
• Soft Pink Gel Paste Food Coloring
• White Jimmies
• Light Pink Stripe Paper Straw
♥ greta
Peach Doughnuts April 18 2012, 1 Comment
As promised here is my delicious peach doughnut recipe. I've tried a few different baked doughnut recipes in the past and so far this our family favorite. Unlike previous attempts these doughnuts turned out really moist and seemed to closer resemble a fried doughnut. I've been trying out more vegan baking recipes lately because Josh is allergic to dairy and eggs, so these doughnuts happen to be vegan. Bake some for your vegan and non-vegan friends alike, nobody will be disappointed!
If you are a fierce doughnut fan you may have a problem with baked doughnuts. Is a doughnut really a doughnut if its baked and not fried? Well I'm not entirely sure, but considering that I don't personally find home doughnut frying very appealing and these are so very yummy, I'm calling them doughnuts. Delicious doughnuts!
With custom colored glittery peach sprinkles..
and birthday candles.
Very yum!
Peach Doughnuts
Make 6 Standard Size Donuts
Dry Ingredients:
1 Cup All Purpose Flour
1/2 Cup Sugar
1 1/2 tsp Baking Powder
1/4 tsp Salt
1/4 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice
1 Pinch Cinnamon
Wet Ingredients:
1/2 Cup Soymilk
1/2 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar
1/2 tsp Pure Vanilla Extract
2 TB Applesauce
4 TB Smart Balance
3-4 Drops Peach Flavoring Oil
Combine dry ingredients and whisk to mix thoroughly. Combine wet ingredients in a small sauce pan and stir over low heat until smart balance is melted. This mixture should NOT get too hot, just warm enough for the smart balance to melt. If the mixture gets too hot, let it cool before moving on.
Add the wet mixture to the dry mixture and mix until just combined. Because this mixture does not contain eggs you can taste a little bit of the batter to see if it has enough peach flavor. Keep in mind that the doughnuts should have a subtle peach flavor and the glaze a more intense peach flavor. Go ahead and add more peach flavoring oil if you think it needs it, just a couple drops at a time. A little really does go a long way when it comes to flavoring oil!
Grease your doughnut pan really well with cooking spray. These doughnuts are so moist that if your doughnuts stick to the pan at all they may rip while trying to remove them. Fill each doughnut pan cavity with batter up to about 1/4" under the rim. Its better to under-fill, rather than over-fill when it comes to baked doughnuts. If you over-fill your doughnuts with have an unsightly ridge around the middle of them. I like to call it doughnut muffin-top, and its not so pretty.
Bake for 12 minutes at 350º F. You don't want them to brown, but you can use the toothpick test to judge doneness. An inserted toothpick should come out clean. Once done, invert over a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper and carefully nudge them out if they need help. I don't recommend cooling them on racks because they are just so moist that they tend to sink into the cooling rack.
Now your ready to set up your glazing station! Set up a bowl for the glaze, then a bowl of sprinkles, and lastly a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
Peach Glaze
1/2 Cup Powdered Sugar
1 Tbs Soymilk
4-6 Drops Peach Flavoring Oil
2-4 Drops Peach Gel Paste Coloring
1/2 Cup Sprinkles (click here for a Custom Color Sprinkles tutorial)
Whisk soymilk and powdered sugar together. Add the peach coloring a drop at a time until you love the color. Add the peach flavoring oil 2 drops at a time until you think it has just the right amount of peach flavor.
Dip the the nicer looking side of your doughnut into the glaze, let some drip off, then dip glaze-side down into sprinkles. Transfer to your parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Admire your pretty doughnut for a moment, then repeat with the remaining doughnuts.
♥ greta
Recipe adapted from Vegan Yum Yum's Mini Doughnut recipe.
Custom Color Sprinkles April 16 2012, 6 Comments
I would probably file this technique under "Color Obsessed Bakers". If you're not a color obsessed baker feel free to roll your eyes at the thought of custom coloring your sprinkles. I'm okay with that. I am however, quite color obsessed and my baked goods are no exception. I really wanted shimmery peach sprinkles to sprinkle atop Olive's birthday doughnuts recently, and because I have never been able to find pastel sprinkles to sell in the shop, I set out to make my own. I turned out to be extremely easy!
I started with white jimmies in a zip-top plastic baggie with plenty of room to move the jimmies around. I was hoping for pastel sprinkles so I used the teeniest amount of gel paste food coloring applied to the inside of the bag. I massaged the sprinkles around in the baggie and after a while the coloring evenly distributed itself really well and I was ecstatic with the pretty pastel colors!
I also experimented with creating pearly sprinkles and glittery sprinkles. For sprinkles with a really pretty pearly luster, pour your sprinkles in a small bowl and stir in a tiny bit of luster dust. Keep stirring until evenly distributed. For glittery sprinkles, add a tiny bit of disco dust into the plastic baggie along with your food coloring.
White Jimmies colored with Turquoise Gel Paste Food Coloring.
White Jimmies coated with Cantaloupe Orange Luster Dust.
White Jimmies colored with Mint Green Gel Paste Coloring.
White Jimmies colored with Peach Gel Paste Coloring and Miami Orange Disco Dust.
The peach jimmies above are a mix of 3 different batches I colored. When you use this technique the coloring distributes very well and all the jimmies turn out the same color, but in this case I wanted a varied look.
I'm in love with coloring my own sprinkles and if you are an avid baker with a large selection of gel paste food coloring, this technique is for you! Get yourself a bulk bag of white jimmies and whip up the prettiest sprinkles you ever did see!
♥ greta
Mini Spring Daisy Cupcakes April 04 2012, 0 Comments
Spring has spring around here! The tulips are popping, Olive and I are rockin our windbreakers, and I'm reviewing my sandals wish list. I love living in the midwest for a bunch of reasons, but my favorite thing about the midwest is the drastic season changes. I tend to get restless and I find myself thriving on the fresh inspiration I get from those season changes. For example right now I'm totally inspired by pastels, lemons, pretty dresses, florals, light jackets, bows, glitter and shimmer.. but not too long ago it was 80's stocking hats and plaid. You get the idea.
And.. spring just happens to be my favorite season! I love pretty springy colors, the promise of nice warm weather, and its the month of Olive's birthday.. and mine! So if spring isn't your favorite season, I think you should reconsider. I mean really, who doesn't love stomping in puddles with rain boots?
To get you in the springy mood how about making yourself some easy peasy spring daisy cupcakes? They are so tiny and cute you could surely eat quite a few without feeling guilty.
♥ Supplies
• Mini Classic White Baking Cups
• Round Cupcake Decorating Tip
• 14" Decorating Bag
• Mint Green Gel Past Food Coloring
• Gum Paste Daisy
My little spring time sweetie..
♥ greta
Pom Pom Fringe Drink Toppers March 20 2012, 19 Comments
Yet another fun way to use cute baking cups.. festive fringy drink toppers!
I love the look of polka dot baking cups for this project, they have a confetti feel to them. To make your own pom pom fringe drink toppers, flatten standard size baking cups and fold into quarters. Cut off the very tip to make your center hole, and cut fringe around the outside edge. Scrunch up the fringe a little, unfold, and slid onto a cute paper straw. I used 4 baking cups per straw.
♥ Supplies
• Baking Cups
• Paper Straws
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Drunkin St Patty's Day Cupcakes March 12 2012, 0 Comments
♥ Supply List
• Classic White Baking Cups
• Green Foil Baking Cups
• Mint Green Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Liquor Bottle Toppers
• Green Top Hat Picks
• Green Shamrock Sprinkles
• Gold Dragees
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Chocolate Mint Shamrock Cupcakes March 09 2012, 0 Comments
Simple, but really cute and yummy! Chocolate cupcakes with green peppermint flavored frosting, sprinkled with some mini shamrock sprinkles, and placed in festive green polka dot baking cups. Enjoy!
♥ Supply List
• Chocolate Cake Recipe
• Brown Baking Cups
• Green Polka Dot Baking Cups
• Peppermint Flavoring Oil
• Mint Green Gel Paste Food Coloring
• Mini Green Shamrock Sprinkles
♥ greta


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18 U.S. Code § 1583 - Enticement into slavery
(a) Whoever—
(1) kidnaps or carries away any other person, with the intent that such other person be sold into involuntary servitude, or held as a slave;
(2) entices, persuades, or induces any other person to go on board any vessel or to any other place with the intent that he or she may be made or held as a slave, or sent out of the country to be so made or held; or
(3) obstructs, or attempts to obstruct, or in any way interferes with or prevents the enforcement of this section,
shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both.
(b) Whoever violates this section shall be fined under this title, imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both if—
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 772; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(K),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147; Pub. L. 104–208, div. C, title II, § 218(a),Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–573; Pub. L. 106–386, div. A, § 112(a)(1),Oct. 28, 2000, 114 Stat. 1486; Pub. L. 110–457, title II, § 222(b)(1),Dec. 23, 2008, 122 Stat. 5067.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 443 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, § 268,35 Stat. 1141).
Reference to persons causing or procuring was omitted as unnecessary in view of definition of "principal" in section 2 of this title.
Minor changes were made in paragraphing of section.
2008—Pub. L. 110–457amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section provided penalties for kidnapping or enticement of a person with intent to sell or hold such person as a slave.
2000—Pub. L. 106–386, in last par., substituted "20 years" for "10 years" and inserted at end "If death results from the violation of this section, or if the violation includes kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or the attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, the defendant shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or life, or both."
1996—Pub. L. 104–208substituted "10 years" for "five years" in last par.
1994—Pub. L. 103–322substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $5,000" in last par.
Effective Date of 1996 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 104–208applicable with respect to offenses occurring on or after Sept. 30, 1996, see section 218(d) ofPub. L. 104–208, set out as a note under section 1581 of this title.
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports editor
After a promising start to the 2011 season, the Dinos now find themselves mired in a losing streak almost as long as their winning streak after falling to Payson 23-14 on Friday night.
With just two games left, both at Carbon's homefield, there is little room for error for the Dinos. Sluggish second halfs in games, turnovers, penalties and other miscues must be eliminated.
However a strong finish to the end of the season in region games against Juab and Spanish Fork could take Carbon to the promised land of the state playoffs.
Cue the iconic music from musician Bill Conti in the Rocky movies.
Carbon, currently sitting in last place in Region 10, has their back to the wall and the only way out is to fight to the final whistle much as Sylvester Stallone did while portraying the tough and always up for a fight neighborhood regular guy Rocky Balboa.
To succeed, Carbon 4-3 overall and 0-3 in Region 10, will need to withstand a barrage of punches from battled tested teams of Juab and Spanish Fork. When they get knocked down, the Dinos must quickly get up and work harder on the next play.
Friday's game against Payson was similiar to other games this season. The Dinos jumped out to a 14-3 lead at halftime, thanks to a 4-yard rushing touchdown by running back Daulton Nelson and a 33-yard interception return for a touchdown by Dillon Manzanares.
But after a strong drive to start the third quarter, Carbon's momentum stalled, according to head coach Jeff Blanc.
Payson pounced on the Dinos mistakes and quickly turned a 14-3 deficit into a 23-14 lead midway through the fourth quarter.
"We played a great first half and had a great start to the third quarter," Blanc said.
The offense ran the ball much better gaining 138 yards rushing led by Nelson and Manzanares, who played running back for the first time this season.
Tanner Gagnon led the Dinos in reception yards as he had one reception for 63 yards.
Manzanares and Nelson also played well defensively, combining for 16 tackles and two sacks on the night.
Blanc said the team knows full well what they need to do in their final two games. Carbon will play two games in a span of nine days, which will test the Dinos' will to succeed.
"We just have to buckle down, practice hard and play well," he explained.
"If we lose on Friday, there will be no playoffs for us."


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St. Lawrence Countys three state senators are co-sponsoring home rule legislation that would allow an increase in the local sales tax.
The legislation, which has not yet been affixed with a bill number, will mirror a bill that already has been introduced in the Assembly by Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, and would allow the county to increase its sales tax from 3 to 4 percent.
Its nice to see sponsorship in the Senate, said St. Lawrence County Legislative Chairman Jonathan S. Putney, D-Waddington.
The bill is being introduced by Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, and co-sponsored by Sens. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, and Elizabeth OC. Little, R-Queensbury, according to Sarah V. Compo, spokeswoman for Mrs. Ritchie.
Mr. Griffo said the mere introduction of the legislation, however, does not guarantee its passage.
I think it may still be a hard thing to get done, he said, citing general reluctance within the Senate to pass bills that are seen as tax hikes.
Mrs. Russell was more direct, calling out the Senate Republican conference for resisting this legislation for St. Lawrence County on ideological grounds.
Passage of any of these bills is uncertain because there is a view within the Republican conference that they do not want to support them. Its less a question of whether there are enough votes the Senate Republican conference is not even willing to allow these to come to the floor, Mrs. Russell said.
But the legislation Mrs. Russell sponsored in the Assembly isnt making much progress.
The legislation in the Assembly is on the docket for consideration by the Ways and Means Committee – where its been since February.
Mrs. Russell said she has confidence that with the senators taking up the same as legislation in the upper house, she will be able to move her bill along in the Assembly.
County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said she was pleased by the news.
The only thing that would make me happier is if the bill passes, she said.
There are 52 counties that want sales tax extensions and a number seeking increases, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
I would certainly hope St. Lawrence County would not be singled out for rejection, she said.
Although Sen. Griffo thought it unlikely the countys request would be acted on this month, approval in May would mean about $3 million in revenue that was not included in the budget.
It would help our fund balance when the comptroller is saying we are in dire need, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
Mrs. Russell acknowledged that the timeline is getting very tight, though she said its fantastic the three St. Lawrence County senators are now on board.
The money gained by the sales tax increase could boost the fund balance or help the county with some of its neglected capital needs, such as replacing equipment and repairing leaking roofs, said County Legislator Vernon D. Sam Burns, D-Ogdensburg.
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The South Dakota State wrestling team closes out its seven-dual road trip at Missouri for a pair of duals. The Jacks face Pacific-12 foe Stanford and Southeastern Conference host Missouri.
SDSU continued its tough stretch of non-conference duals at Nebraska last weekend.
The Jacks faced ACC school North Carolina and Big Ten host and No. 14 Nebraska. The Tar Heels built a big lead through the first four matches and pinned three down the stretch for a 36-6 win. The Jacks and Cornhuskers were tied after four matches (7-7), but Nebraska won six-straight matches to close out the dual 32-7.
The losses dropped SDSU's record to 2-3 on the young 2012-13 season.
First-year head coach Chris Bono and first-year assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson lead SDSU. Bono posted a 39-17-0 record in three years at UT-Chattanooga, including a 15-0 SoCon record. His squad won three SoCon regular season and tournament championships and he was named SoCon Coach of the Year all three seasons.
Stanford Cardinal - The Jacks face the Cardinal for the first time in school history. SDSU is 1-2-0 versus current Pac-12 wrestling schools.
Stanford finished third in the six-team Pac-12 conference last season, 13.0 points
behind league champion Oregon State.
Stanford opened the season at the Menlo Duals in Menlo, Calif., where it defeated
Simpson College (44-6), Menlo College (34-6) and Cal-Baptist (25-9). The Cardinal
experienced a reversal in fortunes over the past two weeks, however, losing to a pair of Big Ten foes in Northwestern (32-6) and Michigan (26-6). Stanford's season record sits at 3-2.
Two Cardinal wrestlers also won tournament titles in its lone open of the season two
weeks ago, the Roadrunner Open in Fresno, Calif.
No. 6 Missouri Tigers - The Jacks face the Tigers for the fourth time in school history, the last being in 1970-71. SDSU leads the all-time series 2-1-0.
The Tigers entered the weekend ranked No. 6 (InterMat). Ten Missouri wrestlers are
ranked individually, as well: No. 4 Alan Waters (125), No. 9 Nathan McCormick (133), No. 15 Nick Hucke (141), No. 15 Drake Houdashelt (149), No. 18 Kyle Bradley (157), No. 13 Zach Toal (165), No. 19 Todd Porter (174), No. 9 Mike Larson (184), No. 5 Brent Haynes (197) and No. 2 Dom Bradley (285).
Last season, Missouri won the four-team Big 12 Championship, edging Oklahoma State by 4.0 team points. The Tigers won four individual championships and qualified an additional five wrestlers for the NCAA Championships.
Missouri opened the season with three dual wins versus Old Dominion (35-(-1)),
Purdue (23-9) and Baker (37-0). The Tigers also placed 12 wrestlers at its lone open of the season, the Joe Parisi Open, including five champions.
North Carolina 36 - SDSU 6
The Jacks and Tar Heels opened the dual at 125 pounds. Aaron Pickrel squared off
versus Nathan Kraisser, ranked No. 16 (InterMat). Pickrel fell behind 5-0 in the first period and was unable to recover, dropping a 7-1 decision.
At 133, Brance Simms faced Joey Ward. Simms trailed 2-0 after the first, which proved
to be enough. The two wrestled a scoreless second and Simms was only able to score one point in the third, losing by a 2-1 decision.
Ben Gillette faced a tough opponent at 141, No. 17 Evan Henderson. Henderson scored a pin to put the Tar Heels up 12-0.
In the 149-pound match, Dustin Walraven dropped another close decision for the Jacks. Christian Barber came out on top 7-3.
Cody Pack lined up at 157 versus Christopher Mears. Pack started strong, leading 4-0
after two periods. The third period was much higher scoring, but Pack held on for a 12-5 decision to put the Jacks on the board.
At 165, Joe Brewster lost by pin to J.M. Staudenmayer.
Troy Morisette faced Frank Abbondanza at 174 and wrestled to a first-period tie.
Morisette trailed by one point entering the third and was unable to mount a comeback, dropping a 4-2 decision.
In the 184-pound match, Shea Nolan faced the third ranked Tar Heel competing in
today's dual, No. 20 Alex Utley. Nolan fell behind 7-0 in the first period and was pinned in the second.
Brandon Ballard also lost by pin at 197 to Antonio Giorgio.
In the final match of the dual, J.J. Everard took on Jake Barnhart. Everard led 2-1 after
the first period, but Barnhart wrestled it to an even 2-2 after two. In the final period, Everard wrestled hard and came out on top with a 7-3 decision.
The Tar Heels won 36-6, dropping SDSU to 2-2 on the season.
Nebraska 32 - SDSU 7
In the second dual of the day, SDSU faced No. 14 and weekend host Nebraska. Aaron Pickrel once again opened the dual, but found more success versus Eric Coufal. Pickrel took advantage of an early lead and won by 12-4 major decision.
Brance Simms wrestled Shawn Nagel at 133, but did not find similar success. Nagel led 2-1 entering the third period, but strung together an escape and takedown to put the match out of reach and win by 8-2 decision.
At 141, Ben Gillette faced Skylar Galloway and kept it close through two periods, but
Galloway scored a reversal and two takedowns in the third for a 14-4 major decision.
In SDSU's most notable win of the day, Dustin Walraven defeated No. 13 Jake Sueflohn at 149 by 3-2 decision. Walraven scored an escape in the second period and, after allowing an escape and stalling point in the third, scored a takedown to win the match.
Nebraska went on a six-match win streak to close out the Jacks, however.
In the 157-pound match, Cody Pack lost to No. 5 James Green by 17-6 major decision.
At 165, Joe Brewster wrestled Austin Wilson tough, but dropped a 4-1 decision.
The two other ranked Huskers, No. 7 Robert Kokesh and No. 6 Josh Ihnen, won at 174 and 184. Kokesh defeated John Nething II by 17-1 tech fall and Ihnen pinned Hunter Weddington.
At 197, Brandon Ballard dropped a 13-4 major decision to Caleb Kolb and J.J. Everard
came up short in the 285 match to Donny Longendyke, 6-4.
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The South Dakota State wrestling team sent nine wrestlers to the Cobber Open this
weekend, as well. The open was divided into two divisions, Maroon and Gold, with the former set aside for freshmen and the latter set aside for upperclassmen.
Ben Schwery led the way with a second-place finish in the Maroon Division at 165
pounds. Schwery defeated Riley Nagel (Mary) by 15-0 tech fall in the opening round and scored decisions versus TJ Poole (Dickinson State) and Cody Tibbetts (St. Cloud State). In the final, Schwery dropped the narrowest of decisions, 3-2, to finish second.
The Jacks also had a pair of fourth-place finishers in Tyler White (Maroon Division, 174) and Jacob Haydel (Maroon Division, 285).
White opened with a 3-2 decision versus Trey Griffin (St. Cloud State) and a pin in 4:38 versus Tyrell Martin (Ridgewater College). White dropped two close decisions in the semifinals and the third-place match to finish fourth.
Haydel opened with a pin in 1:52 versus Cole Monroe (Mary). After suffering a reversal
in fortunes in the semifinals, Haydel dropped a 5-3 decision in the third-place match to finish fourth.
Both Tyler Johnson (141) and Will James (141) won first-round matches in the Gold
Division, but were unable to advance further.
Chet Utesch (133) and Nate Harms (157) also scored one pin apiece for the Jacks in the Maroon Division.
In all, SDSU scored four pins at the Cobber Open and left with three placewinners.
Head coach Chris Bono and assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson
announced the signing of the sixth-best recruiting class in the nation (The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News).
Eight student-athletes joined the Jackrabbit wrestling team on signing day, including
three ranked by Amateur Wrestling News. Brandon Brunner, Hank Goettl, Colin Holler, Coltan Laganiere, Paul Mascarenas, Austin Oyen, Nathan Rotert and Matt Seabold make up the best recruiting class in SDSU history.
The No. 6 ranking makes it the best recruiting class for any sport in the history of
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