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Simple Stone Fruit Tartlets
Take a trip to the market and pick up the most luscious stone fruit you can find, but let it sit on your counter in a bowl for a few days, admire it, arrange it, enjoy its sweet smell. Then, when it is ripe and juicy and in danger of bruising, slice it up and make a tart.
Heck, make a whole bunch of little tarts to share with your friends. Pretend you're Swedish and invite everyone over for fika. I don't know about you, but sharing a cup of coffee and a few bites of something sweet and buttery sounds like a perfect little break in the day to me, but it's summertime so let's keep it nice and easy. Less than 5 ingredients easy.
Roll out some pastry, maybe homemade (maybe not) make sure that it is made from butter and only butter (til death do us part). Cut it into little squares or rectangles or circles if you want, just make sure the pieces are large enough to cradle half of an apricot or a few slices of fuzzy peach. Sprinkle the whole mess with sugar, bake until golden, and enjoy the simple goodness of fresh fruit in a buttery crust.
If you've never tried making your own puff pastry, give it a go with rough puff pastry. It takes a little time, but it's not too difficult and the final product will make you feel like a pastry genius. Plus, when your freezer is stocked with a few sheets of the good stuff, it makes recipes like this a cinch to pull together on the fly. The recipe below makes quite a bit and just think how fancy you'll feel when you tell your pals you made it yourself.
What you'll find below is more formula than recipe, easily adaptable to stone fruit in the summer and apples and pears in the fall and winter. Add some spices or serve these tarts with whipped cream, they're good any way you slice it (pun intended).
Simple Stone Fruit Tartlets
inspired by Not Without Salt
yield 18-20 tartlets (depending on size)
It's super important that you make these tarts with very cold pastry and a very hot oven. I've made them a few times now and had the greatest success baking the pastry when it was just shy of frozen. The ones pictured above were baked in an oven that wasn't quite hot enough and while they were delicious, the next batch was quite a bit flakier.
1/2 recipe rough puff pastry (recipe and photo tutorial here) OR 1 sheet store bought puff pastry (all butter please!)
Assorted stone fruit, a pound or so
- 1 apricot will yield 2 tartlets
- 1 small peach will yield 3 tartlets
- 1 small nectarine will yield 3 tartlets
about 1/3c crunchy sugar: turbinado sugar works great, as does organic cane sugar which is generally a bit coarser than granulated sugar, vanilla sugar works well here if you have it
1 egg or 2T milk, cream or even water
Confectioner's sugar to finish (optional)
Preheat oven to 400º
1. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the puff pastry to a 1/4'' thickness. With a knife or pastry cutter, cut the pastry into 2 1/2''-3'' squares or circles (they don't have to be perfect, this is supposed to be easy!). You want them large enough to fit half of an apricot or about 1/3 of a piece of stone fruit. Place the cut squares on a parchment lined baking sheet and put them in the freezer for at least 20min while you prepare the fruit.
2. For apricots: gently tear them in half. For peaches and nectarines: remove the pits and thinly slice the fruit into 1/8'' slices. Try to keep the halves together while you are slicing them, it will make it easier to fan the slices on top of the tarts.
3. Remove the puff pastry from the freezer and brush with a beaten egg (or milk or cream or water in a pinch), sprinkle with sugar, and place the the apricot halves or fanned slices of peaches or nectarines on top. Finish the fruit with another light sprinkle of sugar (if desired) and slide the pan into the oven. Bake until the puff pastry is golden brown and the fruit has softened, 15-20 minutes. Serve warm or room temperature. Dust with confectioner's sugar if desired.
Bonus watermelon smile. Because it's summertime.
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oh my stars! these look delicious. i must eat these.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous!! Really, these photos are just beautiful. I'm obsessed with peaches right now - just eating them plain, out of the bowl, but this looks like a nice little treat I should whip up. Also, hearts to the watermelon smile. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I love a good watermelon smile!Delete
They look delicious! Your tartlets are amazingly pretty...I love working with puff pastry. I buy the readily available ones in the grocery but I am always up for the challenge of homemade puff pastry. Always fun to make.ReplyDelete
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These were seriously the most knock-your-socks-off pastry I have ever eaten Yossy. You constantly blow my mind at what you can do with a little sugar and butter! I recommend sitting down before you bite into one of these, you know, just in case.ReplyDelete
These tartlets are gorgeous! Beautiful photos!ReplyDelete
Til death to us part!! Love your hopelessly devoted relationship to butter, lady. I want to reach right through my screen and eat all of those sweet little tarts. Gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Seriously inspiring! Do you know whether rough puff would work with some almond meal swapped in for flour? I've never made puff pastry and it seems like it's more about the technique, but just curious if you know. Can't wait to see what's next!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Kari! I have never tried to make rough puff with anything but all purpose flour, but I imagine subbing in a little almond meal would work. I think the dough might be a little heavier/more coarse because of the fat and texture of the meal so it probably wouldn't puff as much, but I really don't know. Now I'm really curious to see what would happen, make sure to report back if you try it. I think I am going to sub in some whole wheat pastry flour in my next batch. I'll be sure to share my results.Delete
These look utterly beautiful. I adore stone fruits although they always seem to disappear from the fruit bowl before I can bake with them!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous gorgeous photos Yossy. I bet these tasted incredible, knowing you. x.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos! Wow! Lovely little tarts. Love the watermelon smile too.ReplyDelete
They look like little sculptures, very pretty!ReplyDelete
A perfect ode to summer! The lush and juicy peaches and watermelon are sparkling with summer sunshine, a very sweet post!ReplyDelete
These look so great!ReplyDelete
Yes, please. Pinning immediately!ReplyDelete
These look divine! I made something similar a few weeks ago, they're so simple & quick to make yet they just look so beautiful when they're done. Everyone who I served them to was so impressed.. I kept thinking, "If you only knew these took no time at all!"ReplyDelete


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Saving antibiotics "for the next time" is a bad idea, too. Any remaining antibiotic should be thrown out as soon as your child has taken the full course of medication.
Help fight antibiotic resistance by taking simple steps to prevent the spread of infections. Encourage hand washing, make sure your kids are up to date on immunizations, and keep kids out of school when they're sick.
Doctors are aware of increasing antibiotic resistance and are trying to solve the problem. New antibiotics might be on the horizon, but antibiotics will continue to need to be prescribed and used appropriately.
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Town of Champion: 1.354 acres, Sayre Road, Hollie R. Powis, Copenhagen, sold to Altovise D. Hall, Carthage $269,000
Town of Watertown: 19126 County Route 165, (foreclosure) Peter L. Walton, Watertown, referee, Christopher J. Rankin and Heather L. Rankin, sold to Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Cleveland, Ohio $162,000
Town of Rutland: Five parcels, 1) 115.42 acres, Ridge Road; 2) 230.9 acres, 3) 60.25 acres, highway from Black River to Rutland Hollow; 4) 118.48 acres, Pohlcrest Stock Farm, Hollow Road; 5) 195.70 acres, 101.50 acres, Middleton and Ridge roads, Timothy J. Esch, Spalding, Neb., sold to Dennis L. Esch, Omaha, Neb. $270,000
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Town of Brownville: 0.612 acre, 24494 Perch Lake Road, Beverly L. Remington, individually and as surviving spouse of Hollis C. Remington, Watertown, sold to Elyse Dupee, Watertown $85,000
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Village of Clayton: 0.344 acre, Cantwell Drive, Norbert J. Coggins and Joan M. Coggins, Clearwater, Fla., sold to William Bristol, Syracuse $72,500
Town of LeRay: 7.543 acres, Duffy Road, William J. Monnat, Watertown, sold to Christopher Phinney and Sheree Soluri-Phinney, Watertown $291,500
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office Feb. 12, 2013:
City of Watertown: Two parcels, 138 Haven St., 194 E. Division St., Jerry C. Ainsworth, Theresa, executor, will of Pauline Doris Carwile, sold to Marvin R. Tate and Deborah E. Tate, Watertown $53,000
Town of Rodman: 0.625 acre, no address given, Peggy L. Roberts, Rodman, and Patricia K. Larkin, Bunnell, Fla., sold to Jesse J. VanVranken and Samantha F.V. VanVranken, Rodman $96,000
Town of Alexandria: 45.70 acres, Bailey Settlement Road, Gregory R. Hall, LaFargeville, sold to Jonas Zook, LaFargeville $37,000
The following property sales were recorded in the Jefferson County clerks office Feb. 13, 2013:
Town of Theresa: Three parcels, 1.05 acres, 0.03 acre, 0.08 acre, 39902 Hyde Lake Road, 39886 Hyde Lake Road, Barbara M. Schreiner, Rochester, sold to James R. Schreiner and Connie Schreiner, Rochester $165,000
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Town of Brownville: 1.033 acres, Cemetery Road, Santos Valentin, Dexter, sold to Gerry Robbins, Dexter $89,500
Town of Hounsfield: 1 acre, Dodge Avenue (County Highway 75), Sara E. Wiseman, executor, will of Doris E. Woods, late of town of Hounsfield, sold to Seth Botts and Jenelle K. Botts, Sackets Harbor $190,000
Town of Clayton: 0.8 acre, shoreline of St. Lawrence River, MJSP Realty LLC, Dorset, Vt., sold to Beth Bodah, Watertown $250,000
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The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Jan. 25, 2013:
Town of Oswegatchie: 9.20 acres more or less, bounded by Route 812, Dianne Sloan, Jamestown, sold to Joshua D. and Crystal G. McAllister, Heuvelton $310,000
Town of Canton: 2 acres more or less, in Mile Square 56, bounded by West Hannawa Road, Kevin M. and Gwenn E. Mallet, Potsdam, sold to Shawn P. Spriggs and Janel L. Smith, Potsdam $260,000
Town of Pierecfield: 83/100 of an acre more or less, bounded by Route 3, Thomas B. and Diane M. Stone, Potsdam, sold to Anna M. and Jeffrey Eggleston, Jameston $28,500
Town of DeKalb: 102 75/100 acres more or less, in Great Lot 19, Eugene C. and Barbara A. Coller, Hermon, sold to Gregory J. Coller and Steven Morrill, Hermon $131,000
Town of Brasher: 2 parcels, unknown acres, bounded by Brasher Center Road, J. Robert and Patricia M. Snyder, Dalmatia, Pa., sold to Roger J. and Julie M. Cooke, Brasher Falls $29,900
Town of Pierrepont: 2 acres more or less, in Lot 25, bounded by Butternut Ridge Road, Purity S. Mason (administrator), Lacy Gail Smith, Pierrepont, sold to Jesse J. and Stephanie M. Ferguson, Potsdam $69,900
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Jan. 28, 2013:
Town of Potsdam: 0.31 of an acre more or less, in Lot 78, bounded by Sayles Road, Joann Patenaude (administrator), Edison E. Richards, Potsdam, sold to Joann Patenaude, Potsdam $100,000
Town of DeKalb: Unknown acres, bounded by County Road 136, Barbara J. Alguire, DeKalb Junction, sold to Phillip J. and Vera J. VanBrocklin, Redford $95,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Jan. 29, 2013:
Town of Oswegatchie: 2 parcels, 30 acres more or less, 10 acres more or less, both bounded by Horseshoe Road, Andrew P. and Saloma Hershberg, no address given, sold to Henry H. and Katie Glick, Heuvelton $30,000
Town of Lawrence: 6 parcels, 22.80 acres more or less, 25 10/100 acres more or less, 92 10/100 acres more or less, 5 acres more or less, 25 acres more or less, 11.48 acres more or less, all bounded by Fisk Road, Jeanne Miller, Clarence Center, sold to Jeffrey L. and Kimberly A. Richards, Ogdensburg $140,000
Village of Massena: Unknown acres, in Lot 1 and part of Lot 2, bounded by Riverside Parkway, Michael J. and Michelle L. Trimboli, Massena, sold to Ryan Chatland, Fort Covington $188,500
Town of Oswegatchie: 2.02 acres more or less, bounded by Coutny Route 37, Timothy G. and Amy L. Flack, Ogdensburg, sold to Robert J. and Dana A. Perry, Gretna, Neb. $177,250
Town of Potsdam: 4.98 acres more or less, in Mile Square 8, bounded by Pig Street, Darielle D. Dartt, Central Square, sold to Timothy G. and Amy L. Flack, Ogdensburg $185,000
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Town of Edwards: Unknown acres, in Great Tract 3 of Township 8, bounded by State Highway 58, Richard O. Thayer (executor), Richard M. Thayer, Edwards, sold to Donna M. Soper and Dawn M. Randall, Edwards $40,000
Town of Russell: 27 acres more or less, bounded by Hill and Cassidy roads, Jeffrey D. Smith, Canton, sold to Daren L. Cook and Barbara Long, Waterford, Pa. $260,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Jan. 31, 2013:
Town of Massena: 4 parcels, 90 88/100 acres more or less, 26 71/100 acre moer or less, 41 25/100 acres more or less, 5 6/100 acres more or less, all in Mile Squares 91 and 92, Melvin H. Ringgold, Madrid, sold to Larry Osoway, Madrid $96,000
Town of Lisbon: 2 parcels, 81.63 acres more or less, 60.30 acres more or less, both in Mile Squares 6 and 7 in the 7th and 8th Ranges, bounded by Fulton Road, Kenneth Ditton, Riverside, Calif., sold to Jeremy McGraw, Ogdensburg, and Tyler A. Tynon, Ogdensburg $32,500
Village of Massena: Town of Louisville, 0.31 of an acre more or less, in Lot 15 of Block 315, bounded by Coventry Drive, Dajun Chen, Boling Brook, Ill., sold to Michael P. King, Canton $155,000
Town of Louisville: 4.30 acres more or less, bounded by Willard Road, Randy C. Brainard, Massena, sold to Massena Savings and Loan, Massena $68,200
Town of Stockholm: 1 10/1000 acres more or less, bounded by state Route 11, Jerry W. Pelkey and Valerie Jean Currier Pelkey, Brushton, sold to Marsha Rafter, Potsdam $60,000
Town of Massena: 2 parcels, 1/4 of an acre more or less, Unknown acres, both bounded by South Grasse River Road, Guys Inc., Massena, sold to Robert J. McGregor II and Robyn L. McGregor, Massena $30,000
The following property sales were recorded in the St. Lawrence County clerks office Feb. 1, 2013:
Village of Massena: 2 parcels, unknown acres, bounded by Water and Orvis streets, William J. Borsellino and Doris A. Cole, Warren, Ohio, sold to Salah Chaaban, Orleans, Ontario $28,500
Village of Massena: Unknown acres, in Lot 92, Richard W. Pelotte Jr. (administrator), Anne M. Pelotte, Massena, sold to David A. Clark, Massena $25,000
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(a) For the purpose of this section—
(1) "overtime pay" means pay for hours of service in excess of a statutory or other basic workweek or other basic unit of worktime, as observed by the employing establishment; and
(b) In computing monetary compensation for disability or death on the basis of monthly pay, that pay is determined under this section.
(c) The monthly pay at the time of injury is deemed one-twelfth of the average annual earnings of the employee at that time. When compensation is paid on a weekly basis, the weekly equivalent of the monthly pay is deemed one-fifty-second of the average annual earnings. However, for so much of a period of total disability as does not exceed 90 calendar days from the date of the beginning of compensable disability, the compensation, in the discretion of the Secretary of Labor, may be computed on the basis of the actual daily wage of the employee at the time of injury in which event he may be paid compensation for the days he would have worked but for the injury.
(d) Average annual earnings are determined as follows:
(1) If the employee worked in the employment in which he was employed at the time of his injury during substantially the whole year immediately preceding the injury and the employment was in a position for which an annual rate of pay—
(B) was not fixed, the average annual earnings are the product obtained by multiplying his daily wage for the particular employment, or the average thereof if the daily wage has fluctuated, by 300 if he was employed on the basis of a 6-day workweek, 280 if employed on the basis of a 51/2-day week, and 260 if employed on the basis of a 5-day week.
(2) If the employee did not work in employment in which he was employed at the time of his injury during substantially the whole year immediately preceding the injury, but the position was one which would have afforded employment for substantially a whole year, the average annual earnings are a sum equal to the average annual earnings of an employee of the same class working substantially the whole immediately preceding year in the same or similar employment by the United States in the same or neighboring place, as determined under paragraph (1) of this subsection.
(3) If either of the foregoing methods of determining the average annual earnings cannot be applied reasonably and fairly, the average annual earnings are a sum that reasonably represents the annual earning capacity of the injured employee in the employment in which he was working at the time of the injury having regard to the previous earnings of the employee in Federal employment, and of other employees of the United States in the same or most similar class working in the same or most similar employment in the same or neighboring location, other previous employment of the employee, or other relevant factors. However, the average annual earnings may not be less than 150 times the average daily wage the employee earned in the employment during the days employed within 1 year immediately preceding his injury.
(4) If the employee served without pay or at nominal pay, paragraphs (1), (2), and (3) of this subsection apply as far as practicable, but the average annual earnings of the employee may not exceed the minimum rate of basic pay for GS–15. If the average annual earnings cannot be determined reasonably and fairly in the manner otherwise provided by this section, the average annual earnings shall be determined at the reasonable value of the service performed but not in excess of $3,600 a year.
(e) The value of subsistence and quarters, and of any other form of remuneration in kind for services if its value can be estimated in money, and premium pay under section 5545 (c)(1) of this title are included as part of the pay, but account is not taken of—
(2) additional pay or allowance authorized outside the United States because of differential in cost of living or other special circumstances; or
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 540; Pub. L. 89–737, § 1(1),Nov. 2, 1966, 80 Stat. 1164.)
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In subsection (d)(4), the words "the minimum rate of basic pay for GS–15" are substituted for "the basic rate of annual compensation specified under the Classification Act of 1949, as amended, for positions in grade GS–15 at the bottom of such grade". In former section 762, the words "Classification Act of 1949" were substituted for "Classification Act of 1923" on authority of § 1106(a) of the Act of Oct. 28, 1949, ch. 782, 63 Stat. 972.
Administration of this subchapter was transferred to the Secretary of Labor by section 1 of 1950 Reorg. Plan No. 19, 64 Stat. 1271 (see section 8145).
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
1966—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 89–737inserted reference to premium pay under section 5545 (c)(1) of this title.
Effective Date of 1966 Amendment
Pub. L. 89–737, § 4,Nov. 2, 1966, 80 Stat. 1164, which provided that the amendments made by this Act [amending this section and sections 8331 and 8704 of this title] apply with respect to premium pay payable from and after the first day of the first pay period which begins after the date of enactment of this Act [Nov. 2, 1966], was repealed by Pub. L. 90–83, § 10(b),Sept. 11, 1967, 81 Stat. 223.
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Any non-chapter or non-story posts (comments, praise, criticism) to the http://www.wallaceandgromit.com/forum/read/49355 (The Best Story Ever Written)thread go here. No insults or being mean for mean's sake, please!
i did a short chapter as to leave it more open to other ideas
Ok. If you are going to start a new chapter please be sure to give it a title. If you don't feel you can write that much, or just want to add on to an existing chapter (like you did), then leave it blank. Though in the future I'd prefer as many seperate chapters with headings as possible. But thanks for participating! Feel free to add on as much as you like!
sure i forgot a heading
I added on too! I'm begining to like this story!
what story r u peaple talking about???
See the link in the first post.
sorry! i posted comments on the story!
That's All right. Just don't post anymore and we'll be good.
This is starting to look really cool! Otto is supposed to be the Stoaway/ narator, and the goblins are really mysterious. I wonder how Otto and Kassomer made it to the Island? Did everybody survive? Oh, the suspense! This is going to be fun to write.
Remember everyone, there is no limit to how many chapters you can post. Feel free to add on to this as much as you would like! The story won't progress if we don't all contribute!
To Mk7, who wrote the last chapter:
That was really Good! I hope you check the story out often and help to write it!
Thank you, I look forward to it.
P.S your writing is really good!
I hope someone writes a new chapter soon. ( I would, but i didnt want to do two in a row!)
i will at some point but i hav just started writing my own book and need to concentrate on that at the moment
NOTICE: There is starting to be quite the build-up of unrelated posts on the Pass-a-long. I am not upset in the slightest , but if this continues to happen, I will have to move the story to another thread (being sure to give respective writers credit for their segments) so people can read what we have so far with no interruptions. FROM NOW ON, EVERYONE, PLEASE DO NOT POST ANYTHING TO THE STORY THREAD THAT IS NOT PART OF THE STORY - this includes random stuff, comments, reprimands of other users, and questions about the story itself. THAT IS WHAT THIS THREAD HERE IS FOR. And if you want to start a new story, feel free to make another forum for it; I don't mind, because it's not a competition Thanks!
to MK7,
I posted two in a row earlier, as you may have noticed. Feel free to do as much as you like. And thanks for the compliment! You write really well, too.
to anyone who posted a non-story post to the pass-a-long;
If you don't mind, could you maybe go under the story
(http://www.wallaceandgromit.com/forum/read/49355), find your posts, click the little pencil symbol in the upper right hand corner to edit them, and delete the text from them? (You'll have to replace it with something to be allowed to repost so just do an emoticon or something.) This is just so we can read the story smoothly; it's a suggestion, and you don't have to follow it.
well,what i think of the story is it has a good plot and it takes its own slow pace which good!
Feel Free to add to it!
Wait a second, when did they get the kid?
Time for a flashback!
Ok, we need to start the next chapter from where the previous one leaves off. this is getting confusing. When did Otto get to the Island? Where is the Island? Is it in "A World of Your Imagination (Luvs Willy Wonka ) or is it elsewhere?
Side note: I love Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory too. You're talking about the old movie right? With Gene Wilder?
Cool chapter Mk! It's nice and spooky! Heavy with mystery.
I'm going to add a chapter to try to tie some of this stuff together so if you have a new chapter to add hold off for about five minutes please!
@ love shaun. Yeah I mean that one. I like them both, but I like the first one better
Also, to anyone who liked Ishmael: He's my character, I have a right to kill him off!
Oops. In my new chapter, I "resurrected" Ishmael - sorry. But this is a pass-a-long, so each chapter's twists and turns are left up to the writer. If you have a preference for something included in the next you maybe should put it in parentheses (like this) at the end so people know.
Ah that's fine. I was gonna ressurect him anyway. BTW I'm starting a new thread called BEST STORY ALTERNATE ENDINGS. I wrote this and refreshed my page so I could post it, but saw emmyred's thing saying not to post. If theres an oppurtunity to use it in the real story, i will!
The goblins ushered them down the hall into the king's chambers. Real-Kass trailed behind, knowing (and dreading) what was to come. The doors were opened, the gaurds leering and grinning at them as the moved past. This king was more round and greedier than the last, if that was even possible. They entered the room. The king grinned a malevolent grin.
"What are you doing here my pretties?" said the king. He said 'Pretties' the way you might say 'stinking pile of poop'
Kass had had a bad day, and his sadness has making him cocky. "Escaping the lava, dur da dur" he said angrily
The king dropped the act "Okay, no more Mr.Nice Goblin, eh? Now, which of you should I kill first? How bout the sassy boy? Gaurds!"
Suddenly, Otto spoke up "No! Take me instead!"
The King looked at him. "Oke-Doke! Then the other will have to live with the pain of seeing you die. I like that."
The Gaurds brought Otto before the king. They raised their spears. memory-Kass looked away, but real-Kass suddenly screamed.
"NO!" the short anguished sound tore itself from his throat. Suddenly, the swirling colors of the memory turned shades of blue, and all the other people froze. Kassomer waded through the haze until he was infront of the gaurds. With a lot of effort, he removed the spears from their hands. But what was going on? This didnt happen. He knew Otto's fate. He'd seen it. What... Kass fainted.
When he awoke, the first thing he saw were Otto's spectacles.Otto's spectacles and Otto's face. He wasnt in the memory anymore, so how could Otto be here? Otto was dead.
"I seem to remember something about a rather fat goblin," said Otto conversationally.
Kass fainted again.
This time, when he woke up, Kass was able to stay in such a state for more than a few seconds.
"Y-You died," he managed after awhile
"I did," agreed Otto
"How can you be here? I remember... remembering. I was remembering what happened, and then my memory changed. I stopped.. your death," said Kass
"Indeed," said Otto "I also remember two sets of events. In one I die, In the other, you save me."
"But...How? And why are you suddenly so smart? And... and... unwimpy?" said Kass, his confusion making him bad tempered
"Ah, I have two theories. One is that, since the last thing I did was a selfless act, I came back brave. The other is that when you revived me, you put a little bit of yourself in me." said Otto
"When I saved you?"said Kass "I only imagined saving you!"
Otto looked at him, rather condescendingly "The goblins wanted you for your imagination. You can change what you want changed, just by thinking about it. You can alter what you want altered just by wishing it so! With an imagination like that, you could rule the world!"
I just realized! I could of put this in before you posted and it would have still made sense! Dookie!
Emmyred could delete her post, add an emoticon or something, let you post, then put her segment back. How about it Emmyred?
Man! I'm really sorry now. It wasn't an order, just a request; I'd had what I thought was a really good Idea so I asked everone to wait a minute so I could get it down - I am a really slow typer. I feel awful. Hang on to that, though - I'll see if I can fix it.
I just went back - I put your chapter in where you wanted it, making sure to give you the credit. Does it look Okay?
Thanks emmyred!
They are back in Faihrell not on the Island.
Don't attack anyone's entries, please; someone may not have read the guidelines. Besides, I have an Idea how I can make Banshee's entry fit in.
New Update in place!
Anyone and everyone feel free to read what we've got so far and make a new chapter!
What happened? We haven't had a new post for nearly two days now!
Is anyone going to add some more to it? It was getting interesting!
well,i am not sure i would of add to it but it wouldent be a good job!
Go for it if you want; I, for one, am not going to judge, so long as it matches what's going on in the story at the moment.
Soy Terminado
Yeah, no one seemed to want to update. Maybe after we sit on it for a while it can be revived.
it stopped making sense
he he......hi
@mk7 That's why I posted in the instructions to always read the preceeding chapter and make sure the one below matches in some way, not just add random posts. However, the problem with pass-a-longs (I took the idea from another site where stories of this and similar types are all they do) has always been that people mistake them for a game of "rumor" or "telephone" (whatever you call it), where the object is to make it as random and silly as possible. We may start over with those last couple of posts deleted; however, that would entail a lot of work on my part so it would take a while for me to get free to do it. Or someone could attempt to fix what's already there. I don't know. That's why we should sit on it for a while.
lol, when i told war banshee to read the previous u told me i was being mean!
I didn't attack anyone specifically in my above post, I was just addressing the problem as a whole. There is a difference.
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MORRISTOWN – Philippe Bertrands status as a prize winner is translating to a win for the village.
The Morristown farmer won a $5,000 sweepstakes from Monsanto, an international biotechnology company, and is donating that money to the village ice skating rink.
Monsantos Americas Farmers Grow Communities fund awarded Mr. Bertrand an initial $2,500 prize and, because St. Lawrence County has been declared a disaster area by the U.S. Department of Agriculture due to drought last summer, an additional $2,500 was attached.
Mr. Bertrand, who buys seeds from Monsanto, said he used to ice skate and wanted the money to support others in the community who share that interest.
Village Superintendent of Public Works Kevin J. Crosby said he appreciates the donation.
With the first [$2,500] we are going to buy youth and adult hockey sticks, pucks, helmets, goals and a few more pairs of larger skates, Mr. Crosby said.
Skates are already available, free of charge, at the village offices.
The next $2,500 will be used to make the ice rink more accessible.
Were going to take down the temporary lighting and put in permanent lighting with a timer, Mr. Crosby said.
Work will also be done on the rink to ensure the plastic lining doesnt get cut by skates as people get on and off the ice. But the ice skating rink, located under the villages new pavilion, isnt the only reason Mr. Bertrand donated the money.
In the summer we do the tractor pull, and we use the pavilion, Mr. Bertrand said.
Mr. Bertrands grandson, Blake, participated in his first tractor pull event at the field behind the fire hall last summer.
During the summer months, the ice rink is replaced by picnic tables and is used for a variety of community events.
Village trustees Francis Colby and John R. Barse also thanked Mr. Bertrand for his donation. A representative from Monsanto, scheduled to present the prize money, was scheduled to the ceremony on Thursday but did not show.
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Grettings from Staying In!Friday, October 15th, 2010
Ok, it's 11pm and I just got home, but still.
Most people I know would take that as an act of sacrilege. "Staying in on a friday night?" But with LOTS of emphasis on "staying in" and "friday night." Also, the sentence would have the surprised rhetorical question punctuation that has no name. The "!?" or "?!" Let's call it the questamation mark.
So it would go like this.
BARON: Yeah, I think I'm gonna come home.
FRIEND: (cutting me off) STAYING IN?! On a FRIDAY NIGHT!?
And that statement alone is somehow the ending of their argument. It's somehow an accusation, but there's also a sense of "I must save you" in that statement. It conveys "you're wasting your youth!" Maybe I am, but you don't understand: I have Dr Pepper and Ho-Hos at home. That reminds me, I need to change my diet.
I'm trying to cut myself a little slack for my antisocial tendencies. When I get down on myself, I just feel guilt about it which makes me tell myself to go out more which fills the idea of going out with more anxiety which makes me not wanna go out. I've found that if I just let myself feel ok about not going out, I go out MORE.
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5 U.S. Code § 4504 - Presidential awards
The President may pay a cash award to, and incur necessary expense for the honorary recognition of, an employee who—
(1) by his suggestion, invention, superior accomplishment, or other personal effort contributes to the efficiency, economy, or other improvement of Government operations or achieves a significant reduction in paperwork; or
(2) performs an exceptionally meritorious special act or service in the public interest in connection with or related to his official employment.
A Presidential award may be in addition to an agency award under section 4503 of this title.
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 443; Pub. L. 95–454, title V, § 502(b),Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1183.)
|U.S. Code
|Revised Statutes and Statutes at Large
|5 U.S.C. 2123(b).
|Sept. 1, 1954, ch. 1208, § 304(b), 68 Stat. 1113.
The words "In instances determined by the President to warrant such action" are omitted as surplusage. The word "employee" is substituted for "civilian officers and employees of the Government" in view of the definition of "employee" in section 4501.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
1978—Par. (1). Pub. L. 95–454inserted "or achieves a significant reduction in paperwork".
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Pub. L. 95–454, title V, § 504(a),Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1184, provided that amendment by Pub. L. 95–454was effective on first day of first applicable pay period which began on or after Oct. 1, 1981, except it could take effect with respect to any category or categories of positions before such day to extent prescribed by Director of Office of Personnel Management.
Delegation of Functions
Functions vested in Director of Office of Personnel Management under this section insofar as it affects officers and employees in or under executive branch of Government to be performed without approval of President, see section 2 of Ex. Ord. No. 11228, June 14, 1965, 30 F.R. 7739, set out as a note under section 301 of Title 3, The President.
Ex. Ord. No. 9586. The Presidential Medal of Freedom
Ex. Ord. No. 9586, July 6, 1945, 10 F.R. 8523, as amended by Ex. Ord. No. 10336, Apr. 3, 1952, 17 F.R. 2957; Ex. Ord. No. 11085, Feb. 22, 1963, 28 F.R. 1759; Ex. Ord. No. 11515, Mar. 13, 1970, 35 F.R. 4543, provided:
By virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the United States and as Commander in Chief of the armed forces of the United States, it is ordered as follows:
Section 1. Medal established. The Medal of Freedom is hereby reestablished as the Presidential Medal of Freedom, with accompanying ribbons and appurtenances. The Presidential Medal of Freedom, hereinafter referred to as the Medal, shall be in two degrees.
Sec. 2. Award of the Medal. (a) The Medal may be awarded by the President as provided in this order to any person who has made an especially meritorious contribution to (1) the security or national interests of the United States, or (2) world peace, or (3) cultural or other significant public or private endeavors.
(b) The President may select for the award of the Medal any person recommended to the President for award of the Medal or any person selected by the President upon his own initiative.
(c) The principal announcement of awards of the Medal shall normally be made annually, on or about July 4 of each year; but such awards may be made at other times, as the President may deem appropriate.
(d) Subject to the provision of this Order, the Medal may be awarded posthumously.
Sec. 3. Distinguished Civilian Service Awards Board. (a) The Distinguished Civilian Service Awards Board, established by Executive Order No. 10717 of June 27, 1957, hereinafter referred to as the Board, is hereby expanded, for the purpose of carrying out the objectives of this Order, to include five additional members appointed by the President from outside the Executive Branch of the Government. The terms of service of the members of the Board appointed under this paragraph shall be five years, except that the first five members so appointed shall have terms of service expiring on the 31st day of July 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, and 1968, respectively. Any person appointed to fill a vacancy occurring prior to the expiration of the term for which his predecessor was appointed shall serve for the remainder of such term.
(b) A chairman of the Board shall be designated by the President from time to time from among the membership of the Board appointed from the Executive Branch.
(c) For purposes of recommending to the President persons to receive the President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service, and to carry out the other purposes of Executive Order No. 10717, only the members of the Board from the Executive Branch will sit. The names of persons so recommended will be submitted to the President without reference to the other members of the Board.
Sec. 4. Functions of the Board. (a) Any individual or group may make recommendations to the Board with respect to the award of the Medal, and the Board shall consider such recommendations.
(b) With due regard for the provisions of Section 2 of this Order, the Board shall screen such recommendations and, on the basis of such recommendations or upon its own motion, shall from time to time submit to the President nominations of individuals for award of the Medal, in appropriate degrees.
Sec. 5. Expenses. Necessary administrative expenses of the Board incurred in connection with the recommendation of persons to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, including expenses of travel of members of the Board appointed under Section 3(a) of this Order, during the fiscal year 1963, may be paid from the appropriation provided under the heading "Special Projects" in the Executive Office Appropriation Act, 1963, 76 Stat. 315, and during subsequent fiscal years, to the extent permitted by law, from any corresponding or like appropriation made available for such fiscal years. Such payments shall be without regard to the provisions of section 3681 of the Revised Statutes and section 9 of the Act of March 4, 1909, 35 Stat. 1027 (31 U.S.C. 672 and 673) [31 U.S.C. 1346 (a) and (c)]. Members of the Board appointed under Section 3(a) of this Order shall serve without compensation.
Sec. 6. Design of the Medal. The Army Institute of Heraldry shall prepare for the approval of the President a design of the Medal in each of its degrees.
Ex. Ord. No. 10717. President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service
Ex. Ord. No. 10717, June 27, 1957, 22 F.R. 4632, as amended by Ex. Ord. No. 10979, Dec. 12, 1961, 26 F.R. 11937; Ex. Ord. No. 11085, Feb. 22, 1963, 28 F.R. 1759; Ex. Ord. No. 12014, Oct. 19, 1977, 42 F.R. 56105; Ex. Ord. No. 12107, Dec. 28, 1978, 44 F.R. 1055, provided:
Section 1. There is hereby established an honorary award for the recognition of distinguished service by civilian officers and employees of the Federal Government. The award shall be known as the President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service, and shall consist of a gold medal, the design of which accompanies and is hereby made a part of this order, suspended on a ribbon of appropriate material and color, and accompanying appurtenances. Each medal shall be suitably inscribed, and an appropriate citation shall accompany each award.
Sec. 2. (a) The President's Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service shall be presented by the President to civilian officers or employees of the Federal Government for the best achievements having current impact in improving Government operations or serving the public interest. These achievements shall exemplify one or more of the following:
(1) Imagination in developing creative solutions to problems of government.
(2) Courage in persevering against great odds and difficulties.
(3) High ability in accomplishing extraordinary scientific or technological achievement, in providing outstanding leadership in planning, organizing, or directing a major program of unusual importance and complexity, or in performing an extraordinary act of credit to the Government and the country.
(4) Long and distinguished career service.
(b) The importance of the achievements to the Government and to the public interest shall be so outstanding that the officer or employee is deserving of greater public recognition than that which can be accorded by the head of the department or agency in which he is employed. Generally, not more than five awards shall be made in any one year. Presentation of the award shall be made at such times as the President may determine.
Sec. 3. The Director of the Office of Personnel Management shall advise and assist the President in selecting persons to receive this award. In performing this function, the Director shall carefully review nominations submitted pursuant to the provisions of Section 4 of this Order and decide which of them, if any, warrant presentation to the President. The Director shall thereupon transmit to the President the names of those persons who, in the opinion of the Director, merit the award, together with a statement of the reasons therefor. Recipients for the award shall be selected by the President.
Sec. 4. The form and procedures for making nominations for this award shall be prescribed by the Director of the Office of Personnel Management, in accord with the following principles:
(a) The Director shall be guided in the performance of this function by the provisions of Section 4504 and 4505 of Title 5 of the United States Code, and by additional criteria which the Director may prescribe.
(b) The Director shall not recommend any person for the award without the concurrence of the head of the agency in which that person was employed at the time of the achievement for which the award is recommended.
(c) Persons appointed by the President are not eligible for this award unless, in the opinion of the Office, they are currently serving in a career position.
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administration of TSLA consists of the State Librarian and Archivist,
an Assistant State Librarian and Archivist for Administration,
an Assistant State Librarian for Planning and Development, and an Assistant
State Archivist.
The Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, in
cooperation with the Library of Congress, offers free reading materials
(cassette tapes, long-play records, Braille books and magazines, and
large print books) and other library services to visually and physically
handicapped Tennesseans.
The Planning and Development Section is responsible for the administration of the Library Services and Technology Act program as it applies to library services throughout the state. It administers contractual agreements with the Regional Library System and promotes public library development throughout Tennessee.
The Preservation Services Section provides microfilming, document restoration and preservation, and photographic and photo duplication services for state government and the public.
The Public Services Section is responsible for assisting researchers who wish to use the collections of the State Library and Archives. Trained staff assist visitors in the use of finding aids, including card and computer catalogs, computer databases, manuscripts registers, and inventories of microfilm and photographs. Approximately 300 people per day are assisted in person, by telephone, by mail or by e-mail. Genealogists, historians, lawyers, and state government employees are among those most often served.
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Launch Of European Year Of Citizens 2013, Dublin, Ireland
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