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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (Feb. 18, 2012) - The William and Mary baseball team earned a 2-1 victory against Rhode Island in the first game of a doubleheader at Plumeri Park on Saturday afternoon. With the victory, W&M improves to 2-0 on the season, while URI falls to 0-2.
Junior starting pitcher Matt Wainman (1-0) was outstanding in his first appearance of the season and registered the victory, as he allowed just one earned run on four hits and one walk in 6.0 innings. Junior John Farrell picked up his second save of the season by pitching a scoreless ninth, while senior Matt Davenport worked two perfect innings in relief.
Rhode Island's starting pitcher Kevin Lee (0-1) took the loss after allowing just two earned runs on three hits and a walk in 5.0 innings.
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I'm still having a hard time staking claim to this team. This isn't an expression of disapproval. Quite the contrary, I really like what the Clips have done this offseason to recover from Brand's departure. But sizing up the team's prospects – or even imagining what they're going to look like on a given night -- is difficult. It's sort of like poring over a blueprint for a new house: You can study the plans, try to visualize the space, but there's no way you can begin to sense the feel, texture, or essence of the place. Not until it's done and you move in.
The unknown precipitates a whole lot of questions. Another one the Clips face:
Is Al Thornton ready to be a primary offensive option?
If Baron Davis is the departure point of the Clips' 08-09 offense, then Al Thornton will have to be the terminus. Clipper fans celebrated Thorton's surge last year as a bona fide scorer. Some nights he was more efficient than others, but Al learned how to engineer production in the halfcourt. He got to the line and learned to take advantage of mismatches [particularly against slower big men who found themselves assigned to Al at the 4].
The question going into this season is whether Al can build on his progress as he transitions over to his natural position at small forward. Whereas last season he was able to freelance in isolation as the mystery guest in the Clippers' offense, this season, faster, more instinctive small forwards will more diligently follow him off-the-ball. This season, Al might not be able to create the kind of separation between himself and his defender he managed last season.
Al's a pretty big small forward, and Dunleavy will be tempted to post Al up, even though there are two bigger guys in the Clipper offense. It's not a bad instinct, but it would be a much better strategy if Thornton can learn to pass out of a double-team – something he never really had to do last season.
Naturally, the Clips will probably try to work some opportunities in iso. Imagine a high screen from Camby; Thornton draws Camby's man on the defensive switch – then goes to work. Again, we'll see how effective Al can be dishing the ball to Camby off the roll for one of Marcus' patented 15-footers [particularly since Camby will have Thornton's man on him].
The nicest surprise in Thornton's game toward the end of last season was his ability to drill shots from beyond the arc. Will Al be able to get the kind of open shots he got last season from the perimeter? That depends, in large part, on Chris Kaman and Baron Davis and their ability to draw double-teams away from Thornton. I suspect Dunleavy will position Kaman in the halfcourt on the right block, with Thorton on the strong side arc. That two-man game will be pivotal to the Clips' – and Thornton's – offensive success. Again, Thornton will have to be able to execute entry passes into the post and move without the ball. But that interplay between Al and the big guys will be a big factor in measuring Al's value in the offense, beyond his isolation. It's the difference in striving to be a complete, multi-faceted perimeter forward, or a prolific scorer with a limited skill set.


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GOUVERNEUR A Norwood woman and her son who told village police a 10-year-old girl allegedly abducted Thursday from Pennsylvania was his daughter are being held in the St. Lawrence County jail to await extradition.
Both Peter Tarbox, 39, and his mother, Annette Williams, 55, both of Maple St., Norwood, face charges of kidnapping for ransom, interference with custody of children and endangering the welfare of children.
The pair were taken into custody by police Thursday night after they were located at a gas station in Gouverneur with the girl, Alexandria Jade Long, who was unhurt. She has since been reunited with her mother, Laura McCabe.
The Pennsylvania State Police activated the New York State AMBER Alert late Thursday afternoon after investigating a confirmed child abduction that occurred at approximately 4:30 p.m. Thursday on Oak Street in Gordon, Pa. The alert noted the suspect was believed to be heading to Norwood.
St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department radio transmissions at 10:30 p.m. Thursday indicated the vehicle had been located in Gouverneur, and suspects were in custody. Gouverneur police said the child had been located as well and was safe.
Mr. Tarbox was a former acquaintance of the abducted childs mother from seven years ago, according to the alert. The AMBER alert described him as a stranger to the child.
Butler Township Police Department Chief Edward J. Tarantelli said Ms. McCabe told them Mr. Tarbox was not the father but that they had previously lived with him.
They have not lived with him for several years, Chief Tarantelli said.
Mr. Tarbox and the child reconnected through Facebook. When Ms. McCabe discovered they were communicating on the social network site, she blocked her daughters access to Mr. Tarbox, Chief Tarantelli said.
Chief Tarantelli said the Federal Bureau of Investigation is taking over the case, which will be prosecuted by the U.S. Attorneys Office.
The AMBER Alert initially indicated Mr. Tarbox was traveling in a green Saab, but shortly before he was taken into custody state police radio transmissions indicated he was likely a passenger in a tan Dodge Intrepid with registration EGC 3985 being operated by his mother.
That was the best information we had at the time, Chief Tarantelli said.
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ADAMS The villages property tax rate could increase by 8 percent in 2013 to pay for an expansion of the villages fire hall.
The rate increase being discussed comes as the new cost estimate for the work sits at $1,019,500, a total that does not include paving work or any site preparation.
The improvements are considered urgent due to the space limitations at its current facility.
The village, whose budget accounted for a $1 million cost for the new building without any tax increases, would need to raise tax rates to accommodate additional work that could push the price to $1.5 million.
Are we doing ourselves any favors if we dont plan for the extra? said Trustee Keith S. Perry. He estimated a 7 or 8 percent increase to pay the additional costs.
The village Board of Trustees discussed the potential rate increase while reviewing a preliminary budget Monday night.
After the meeting, Mayor Patricia C. Sweetland said she predicted that the cost increase could be covered with a 5 percent increase spread over two years, before the new building payments started. She noted that without the additional cost for the fire hall work, the budget decreased 4 percent from the previous year.
The villages current tax rate is $6.68 per $1,000 of assessed value. A 5 percent increase would put the rate at $7.01, while an 8 percent increase would mean a $7.23 rate.
A house valued at $50,000 would be taxed $350.50 with a 5 percent increase and $361.50 with an 8 percent increase, up from $334 now.
The board approved an override of the 2 percent tax levy increase cap in February.
Another meeting to discuss the budget is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday at the village office. A public hearing about the budget is scheduled for 5:45 p.m. April 8.
If the public is that infuriated about it, we may have an interesting meeting on the eighth, Mr. Perry said.
The board also discussed a letter sent in by Michael A. Treanor, owner of the Pinehurst Apartments, asking for a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement for the building he restored in 2006. In exchange, the letter states Mr. Treanor would build a new playground on the site and a scoreboard for the nearby baseball field.
Clerk and Treasurer Darlene Rexford told the board Mr. Treanor had $5,945.20 in unpaid taxes, and added that the buildings water bills have been rolled into its tax bill for three years in a row.
Trustee Brian C. Thomas said the move would have no financial benefit for the village.
The village and Mr. Treanor have bumped heads in the past on problems like the buildings sign and maintenance of its fence. Mr. Perry said meeting with Mr. Treanor about the PILOT agreement could lead to frank conversations about the building, which drew some support from other trustees.
I dont want to slam the door in his face, said Trustee Nancy Murphy.
I do, Ms. Sweetland said, adding that making such an agreement could be like opening a can of worms with other property complex owners.
However, the board concluded its discussion on the letter by agreeing to set up a meeting with Mr. Treanor and Donald C. Alexander, chief executive officer of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency.
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I was first introduced to beading when my mom had major surgery and we were looking for an artistic hobby that we could do together while she was on the mend, so we took a beginning beading class! Living with an artist, I had the opportunity to dabble in a lot of different mediums and crafts growing up, but once I started beading I couldn't stop! I simply loose track of time when I'm designing and creating jewelry. One of my favorite aspects of beading is that it is a very forgiving hobby. Unlike watercolor painting, if you make a mistake stitching with beads you can just take off the offending section and try again; and I've done plenty of that!
When I started out, I visited my local bead store so often that they eventually hired me! That was very fortunate for me because I learned even more while working there and after a while I started designing my own beading patterns and teaching adult beading classes. After a few years of struggling with the tough economy, the bead store eventually closed and I moved on to helping a neighbor who makes beautiful handmade quilts set up an Etsy shop so she could sell her quilts online. By helping my neighbor, I inadvertently saw how much fun it is to have an online shop and to be able to share your creations and interact with people all around the world! I soon opened my own shop and haven't looked back since!
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This simple beading pattern will easily teach you how to make beautiful and functional peyote monogram "B" coasters! Whipping up a set of decorator quality beaded coasters is a snap with this pattern that includes over 25 high resolution photos, a peyote graph diagram and easy to follow step by step directions. These stunning personalized coasters add an elegant touch to any home decor by just customizing the colors to match! They also make thoughtful and impressive housewarming and hostess gifts and holiday and birthday presents that your friends and family will cherish forever!
Great for hot drinks. Due to the beaded texture, these coasters are water permeable, therefore I would not recommend them to be used for any drinks that "sweat" (condensate), unless you attach a liner or backing to one side of the coaster making it leak proof. In this pattern, I show you how to make the beaded coaster only (there are several ways a backing can be attached and I leave that up to your personal preference). Happy beading!
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You didn't think we could pack all of the notable ensembles from New York Fashion Week into just one story did you? Of course not! After all, what would our style coverage be without a dazzling look from the one-and-only Julia Restoin Roitfeld or a drool-inducing outfit from Rachel Zoe? Yes, narrowing down the best-dressed attendees is always a difficult task, which is why we're bringing you Fashion Scene: NYFW Part Two, filled with even more awe-inspiring looks from your favorite editors, stylists, bloggers, and models. Read on for all the details of today's must-see outfits and stay tuned to see which insiders make the fashion scene for London, Milan, and Paris!
WHO: Peaches Geldof
WHAT: At the Milly by Michelle Smith S/S 12 show on Wednesday.
WEAR: It's always a treat when we come across the Geldof sisters at Fashion Week, and this year was certainly no exception. Peaches turned up at the Milly by Michelle Smith S/S 12 show and immediately caught the attention of onlookers with her psychedelic paisley print Milly dress! We approve of the British model's decision to keep the statement-making pattern in the spotlight by pairing it with a simple simple accessories, including a pair of nude bow-bedecked heels, and are particularly fond of her spot-on finishing touches: a pendant necklace and red lipstick.
WHO: Rachel Zoe
WHAT: Front row at the Supima S/S 12 show last Thursday.
WEAR: Rachel Zoe took a break from her busy schedule and prepping for her first ever Fashion Week presentation to check out the Supima S/S 12 show, and we couldn't help but notice her ultra-chic all-noir ensemble. The stylist/designer/yummy mummy looked fabulous in pieces from her F/W 11 collection, specifically a black and white striped blouse and wide-leg tuxedo suit.
WHO: Julia Restoin Roitfeld and Caroline Sieber
WHAT: Hanging out together at an after-party for Richard Hambleton.
WEAR: We're always excited when we spot a stylish duo-a pair of fashionable friends equals twice the sartorial splendor, as demonstrated by Julia Restoin-Roitfeld and Caroline Sieber! We're crazy for JRR's all-noir ensemble, which consisted of a star-print Dolce & Gabbana dress with Miu Miu heels. Of course we are equally smitten with Sieber's effortlessly chic look, specifically her Theyskens' Theory dress, Chanel chain-strap bag, and Celine heels.
WHO: Meredith Melling Burke
WHAT: Checking out the Fenton S/S 12 collection at the Four Seasons Hotel last Friday.
WEAR: Though there are a variety of ways to pull off the denim-on-denim look, we're partial to Meredith Melling Burke's approach to this ongoing trend. Vogue's Senior Market Editor showed up at the Fenton S/S 12 presentation in a chambray shirt tucked into a pair of '70s-inspired wide leg jeans. The combination of mid-blue hues is perfect, and we appreciate that she kept her look unfussy and casual by leaving the shirt slightly unbuttoned and opting for minimal accessories-a smart styling tip for a girl on the go!
WHO: Poppy Delevingne
WHAT: Spotted at the Yigal Azrouel S/S 12 show last Friday.
WEAR: Leave it to British model Poppy Delevingne to show up to the Yigal Azrouel show in what might just be the coolest outfit! We adore the way she accented her fancy black lace Rag & Bone dress with some unexpected and quirky accents, including a Meli Melo The Bon Bon Bespoke Bag ($553) with fringe trim, vintage gold belt, and studded, leopard-print Christian Louboutin sneakers. The resulting look is quite fun and very stylish indeed!
WHO: Elin Kling
WHAT: Hanging out at an after-party for Richard Hambleton last Friday.
WEAR: We're not the only ones who are fans of Elin Kling's first-class taste-she has a popular blog, Style by Kling, that's worshipped by many a fashion follower. We think Kling's standout look at NYFW was this laidback luxe ensemble, consisting of a turquoise Whyred sweater, Acne leather skirt and belt, and metal-capped heels from her own line, Nowhere. We give this blonde blogger an A+ for creating one seriously cool outfit!
WHO: Giovanna Battaglia
WHAT: Photographed before the Thakoon S/S 12 show at the Plaza Hotel on Sunday.
WEAR: While we thoroughly enjoyed all the bright, bold looks from last season, there's something so refreshing and chic about a mix of warm neutrals right now. Case in point: the outfit Giovanna Battaglia put together for the Thakoon S/S 12 show. We spotted the L'Uomo Vogue fashion editor front row and were immediately drawn to her khaki vintage Yves Saint Laurent Sahariana jacket-it's an original from the 1968 collection!-which she wore with a pleated Prada skirt and tan Manolo Blahnik heels. To complete her safari-inspired look, Battaglia accessorized with layered bracelets on both arms and a Dolce & Gabbana clutch.
WHO: Elle and Dakota Fanning
WHAT: Snapped front row at the Rodarte S/S 12 show.
WEAR: Confession: we're a bit obsessed with Elle and Dakota Fanning right now. The stylish sisters are too cute for words and their impeccable taste in fashion is definitely worth noting. That said, excitement ensued when we spotted the two together at the Rodarte S/S 12 show decked out in head-to-toe designs from the brand's F/W 11 collection! Elle opted for a printed silk blouse and matching pants with black pointed heels, while Dakota went for a more feminine look with a sleeveless sheer lace dress and Nicholas Kirkwood for Rodarte wrap sandals.
WHO: Solange Knowles
WHAT: Photographed at the Luca Luca S/S 12 show Saturday.
WEAR: Solange Knowles has earned herself a permanent spot on our radar as of late, and it's easy to see why. The musician/DJ consistently picks interesting and on-point pieces, resulting in truly memorable ensembles. Take the outfit featured above, for example. Knowles showed up to the Luca Luca S/S 12 show wearing a bold, floral-print Balenciaga button-up shirt with a pair of abstract-print Luca Luca pants, leopard-print heels, and Lia Sophia's Tudor Necklace ($180), Cubist Ring ($110), and Curvature Ring with Smokey Crystals and Bone Resin ($125). You can't help but notice the visually intriguing mashup of prints, which translates into a flashbulb-worthy, fashion-forward look.-Jessica Baker and Erin Fitzpatrick
Photo of Carine Roitfeld, courtesy of Wenn; Photos of Elin Kling, Julia Restoin Roitfeld + Caroline Sieber, and Meredith Melling Burke, courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency; Photos of Giovanna Battaglia and Rachel Zoe, courtesy of Getty


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BUFFALO, NY - As a member of the Coast Guard, Petty Officer First Class Tyler Benson goes on duty for several days at a time.
There are plenty of nights he isn't home to read his three daughters a bed time story, and it was difficult to explain to his girls why he wasn't always there.
Benson and his wife found plenty of books geared toward Army and Navy families but never one about the U.S. Coast Guard -- so he wrote his own.
"When mommy and daddy are gone, this book can give some type of comfort that they are out there doing something very important," said Benson, a Michigan native now stationed in Buffalo.
The first book, "The Adventures of Onyx and the Guardians of the Straits" was just released. It's part of a 20-book series, and a new book will be released every six months.
The books are all based on real search and rescue missions Benson was a part of, but he removes himself from the story and instead tells the tale through the eyes of Onyx, a black labrador.
The real Onyx is a stray dog that Benson and his shipmates found and adopted in Michigan.
The book is available on amazon.com or at B is for Books in Orchard Park.
Book number two will be released in the late spring or early summer, and book three comes out next fall.
Book four is titled "The Adventures of Onyx and the Fight Against the Falls" and will be released in the spring of 2014. It chronicles Benson's move to Buffalo and his search and rescue missions here but through the eyes of Onyx.


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Spring Has Sprung
The sound of morning birds high in the trees singing their early morning calls…toss and turn at 453 am…dog out to do it's business…coffee on and i thought, "why not sit down and write a spring blog". After all, three days of 20 degree + celsius and it actually feels like spring has sprung in Toronto. I must also admit that some other factors contribute to this overwhelming shift in season for me. Obviously with the NHL playoffs commencing this week, after what might have been a lost season, the city is truly excited. I was blown away by the sea of blue and white downtown and on the subway on Wednesday night. Love to see the community spirit. As a partner with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens we actually celebrated a little playoff BBQ at our head office on Tuesday, just to get the team in the spirit of spring playoffs. Our President Stewart Glendinning and Chief Legal and People Officer Kelly Brown and fellow leadership team members helped host staff over the lunch hour…a little competitive spirit added of course. And we can't forget our third sponsored club in the first round of playoffs of course - Ottawa Senators.
And then of course there is the return of the summer rep. Gosh, 32 years ago I sat in a similar seat as a young representative from northwestern Ontario. It was the summer of the Jeux Canada Games in Thunder Bay. What a grounding experience that has carried friends and memories for me across my entire 29 career at Molson Coors. A toast to our returning summer reps and those who have just joined us. I know that they will represent us well at events and promotions coast to coast to coast and always flying the responsible choices banner as they go about their business.
Another sign of spring is the annual Randstad awards night. Randstad does a great job at reaching out to 7000 prospective employees across the country to assess the attractiveness of 150 employees. Proudly Molson Coors ranked eleventh this year. A special treat this year was Debbie Travis presenting her "ten commandments" for success. Inspiring and entertaining to say the least !
A toast to our employees and all that they do to carry the passion, commitment and drive for our business…over the past 227 years. Now that's heritage. Naturally we are nothing without those who carry our products to market and the beer drinkers who support us at the taps, retail store or your favourite drinking occasion. We appreciate and value your business.
And of course the beer business and all that we face in regulations, taxes, mark ups. Provincial budgets are another sign of spring and the Ontario budget was filed yesterday by the Wynne government in Ontario. Good news for beer drinkers and customers in Ontario is that there is not any increase in the beer taxes. Now that's worth a toast on a sunny day at the legislature with blossoms in bloom at the memorial to Queen Victoria !
Another sign of spring is the renewed commitments to community. Across this great land we engage with community leaders in so many ways. Whether they are local festivals and events designed to instill community spirit and celebrate the arts, local sports events and team get togethers or support for a charity or not for profit of choice. The Beer Store in Ontario will be undertaking their annual drive for Leukemia. Hats off to them and their union membership and Beer Store customers who donate their empties and the difference that they make in our community. May 25th and 26th please donate your empty deposit refunds.
Perhaps you have a thought on spring being sprung. I hope you'll share it. A toast to you and yours this spring weekend. No doubt we'll all be seeking a patio, a television screen to watch playoffs and some great quality time with family and friends as the weather warms. Cheers to a great wrap to the week and start to the weekend. @MolsonFerg


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Happy 35th birthday, global warming!
Global warming is turning 35! Not only has the current spate of global warming been going on for about 35 years now, but also the term "global warming" will have its 35th anniversary next week. On 8 August 1975, Wally Broecker published his paper "Are we on the brink of a pronounced global warming?" in the journal Science. That appears to be the first use of the term "global warming" in the scientific literature (at least it's the first of over 10,000 papers for this search term according to the ISI database of journal articles).
In this paper, Broecker correctly predicted "that the present cooling trend will, within a decade or so, give way to a pronounced warming induced by carbon dioxide", and that "by early in the next century [carbon dioxide] will have driven the mean planetary temperature beyond the limits experienced during the last 1000 years". He predicted an overall 20th Century global warming of 0.8ºC due to CO2 and worried about the consequences for agriculture and sea level.
Global temperature up to June 2010 according to the NASA GISS data. Grey line is the 12-month running average, red dots are annual-mean values. The thick red line is a non-linear trend line. Broecker of course did not have these data available, not even up to 1975, since this global compilation was only put together in the late 1970s (Hansen et al. 1981). He had to rely on more limited meteorological data.
To those who even today claim that global warming is not predictable, the anniversary of Broecker's paper is a reminder that global warming was actually predicted before it became evident in the global temperature records over a decade later (when Jim Hansen in 1988 famously stated that "global warming is here").
Broecker is one of the great climatologists of the 20th Century: few would match his record of 400 scientific papers, a full sixty of which have over 100 citations each! Interestingly, his "global warming" paper is not amongst those highly-cited ones, with "only" 79 citations to date. Broecker is most famous for his extensive work on paleoclimate and ocean geochemistry.
It is very instructive to see how Broecker arrived at his predictions back in 1975 – not least because even today, many lay people incorrectly assume that we attribute global warming to CO2 basically because temperature and CO2 levels have both gone up and thus correlate. Broecker came to his prediction at a time when CO2 had been going up but temperatures had been going down for decades – but Broecker (like most other climate scientists at the time, and today) understood the basic physics of the issue.
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Lower paying industries are among the sectors projected by the department of workforce services to create the most job openings statewide through 2014.
Occupations in health care will also show faster than average growth.
Despite a short-term decline in technology industries, computer-related occupations will be among the fastest growing occupations in the long term through 2014, noted the department of workforce services.
The projected occupations creating the most employment opportunities in Utah include retail sales workers, 2,700; cashiers, 1,900; customer service representatives, 1,400; waitresses/waiters, 1,300; fast food, 1,300; general office clerks, 1,200; registered nurses, 1,100; janitors/cleaners, 1,100; and heavy truck drivers, 1,000.
The highest paying occupations expected to create 100 or more annual job openings include general operations managers, 760; computer software engineers/systems, 330; attorneys, 250; chief executives, 210; mechanical engineers, 180; pharmacists, 140; computer/information systems managers, 130; dentists, 130; engineering managers, 110; and engineering managers, 100.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Curried Cheddar Gougéres
I've been trying to write this post about curried, cheesy party snacks for two days, but all I can think about is how I just became an aunt! Two times over! I've been thinking about how my brother is a father to two beautiful girls and my parents are now grandparents and my sister-in-law is a superhero for carrying around those little ladies for nine months. I keep thinking that there are two sweet new babies that I get to go to visit in Seattle to smother in kisses and cuddles as often as I can make it. I keep thinking that I should have made a mountainous birthday cake a few nights ago instead of these curried cheese puffs, but here we are, with party snacks instead of birthday cake. Things could definitely be worse. These tasty little gems are made by mixing together simple ingredients in time tested proportions, then spiced up, cheesed up, heated up, and eaten up, preferably with an icy cold beer.
Curried Cheddar Gougéres
yield about 36 gougéres
1c water
8T butter, cut into slices
1c flour
1t curry powder
1/2-1t aleppo pepper
1/8-1/4t cayenne pepper
1/2t salt
1/4t black pepper
4 large eggs
1 1/4c shredded cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 425º and line two baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone mats
1. In a medium saucepan over medium high heat, bring the butter and water to a boil then lower the heat a bit.
2. Add the flour, salt and spices and stir vigorously with a wooden spoon until the dough comes together into a smooth mass and smells a bit toasty. Remove the pan from the heat and stir the mixture occasionally until it is cooled slightly, about 3min.
3. Add the eggs one at a time, stirring until each egg is thoroughly mixed in to the flour mixture. Then add 1c of the cheese and stir well to combine.
4. Using a piping bag with a large round tip or two spoons, portion the mixture onto the prepared baking sheets in to tablespoon sized mounds about 2 inches apart. Sprinkle with the remaining 1/4c cheese and bake the gougéres for 5min then turn the oven down to 375º and continue to bake until they are golden brown, 20-25min. Serve warm.
- These are great snacks that can be prepared in advance. Just pipe the goúgeres onto lined baking sheets freeze until firm enough to handle, then place them in a zipper bag and freeze. Cook as directed above, allowing a few more minutes of cook time.
- You can also bake them in advance, freeze them and warm them in a low oven when your guests arrive.
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Those look amazing. And congratulations! It's never too late to make an "I-was-just-born" birthday cake, right? That's very happy news!ReplyDelete
Congrats on becoming an aunt! Now you get to have all the fun of spoiling them!ReplyDelete
Ooh I love gougeres! Haven't had one in ages, thanks for reminding me of these delicious bite-sized clouds of cheese fluffiness. And congrats on becoming an aunt!ReplyDelete
Being an Aunt is the BEST! I adore my 7 nieces and nephews like crazy - can't imagine the world without them. Get thee to Seattle soon so you can smell fresh baby - it's the best. Your Gougéres look delicious - snack food perfection.ReplyDelete
Happy birthday twinsies! I will eat these two at a time in their honor.ReplyDelete
P.S. If you squint at gougeres it sort of looks like 'gorgeous,' which these photos certainly are. Gorgeous!
Congratulations! I could definitely celebrate with gougéres and an ice cold beer. Last June my sister had a baby and I became an aunt too. It has really changed everything in a good way. She and I are so much closer than ever, and I love my nephew beyond words. It feels like such a miracle to look at the little guy. You're going to be an awesome aunt!ReplyDelete
It was exciting to hear the play-by-plays of the arrive of the twins this past week! I am so glad you were around the past few weeks and that I had the pleasure of getting to know you. Looking forward to see what projects you come up with next!ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone, I am so excited to spoil them rotten!ReplyDelete
Enjoy the twins - I'll be enjoying these gougeres!ReplyDelete
Does Pete know how lucky he is to get to live with you?!?! Once again, you've knocked my socks off. These look incredible.ReplyDelete
Cheese and curry in a bready type bite is just great thinking! Looks awesome, can't wait to try it!ReplyDelete


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Behavioral: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
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Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Mechanisms of CBT-Treatment Effects in Patients With Panic Disorder and Panic Disorder With Agoraphobia: The Role of Interoceptive Exposure
- Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HARS) [ Time Frame: up to 32 weeks (follow up) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]structured clinician rating assessing the severity of an anxiety disorder
- Clinician Global Impression Scale (CGI) [ Time Frame: up to 32 weeks (follow up) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]clinician rating assessing the severity of panic disorder and agoraphobia
- Panic and Agoraphobia Scale (PAS) [ Time Frame: up to 32 weeks (follow up) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]PAS is self-rating assessing panic disorder and agoraphobia severity with five factor analytic derived subscale scores (panic attacks, anticipatory anxiety, agoraphobic avoidance, health concerns, functional impairment) and a total score indicating the global severity. The questionnaire was specifically developed for monitoring changes during psychotherapy or psychopharmacological treatments.
- Mobility Inventory [ Time Frame: up to 32 weeks (follow up) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Self-rating assessing the extent of situational avoidance. The questionnaire comprises 27 situations that have to be evaluated in regard to frequency of avoidance, when alone or when accompanied.
- Number of panic attacks [ Time Frame: up to 32 weeks (follow up) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Number of panic attacks experienced during the last week is assessed.
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|Study Start Date:
|March 2010
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|May 2012
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|October 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: Exposure with fear augmentation
exposure-based CBT, including interoceptive exposure and in-vivo exposure with fear augmentation by interoceptive exercises (e.g. hyperventilation)
Behavioral: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
12 sessions of CBT including psychoeducation, behavioral analyses, interoceptive exposure and in-vivo exposure with interoceptive exposure during in vivo exposure
Experimental: Exposure without fear augmentation
exposure-based CBT, including interoceptive and in-vivo exposure without fear augmentation during in-vivo exposure
Behavioral: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
12 sessions of CBT including psychoeducation, behavioral analyses, interoceptive exposure and in-vivo exposure without additional fear augmenting strategies
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The study aims on investigating the effect of fear augmentation during in-vivo exposure by adding interoceptive exposure (e.g., hyperventilation) in PD/AG patients. By comparing the fear augmentation group with the therapist-guided CBT exposure, and by measuring autonomic arousal during and between exposure sessions, it will be possible to study the mechanisms of exposure based learning. A second aim is to disentangle effects of specific interoceptive exposure exercises (e.g., respiratory vs. vestibular stimulation). Finally, by including patients without agoraphobic avoidance it will be possible to investigate whether interoceptive exposure alone will have any effect. This might open the door for early interventions for individuals after experiencing an initial panic attack to prevent the development of a severe panic disorder with agoraphobic avoidance.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Age 18-65 years old
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) diagnosis of panic disorder, panic disorder with agoraphobia OR initial panic attacks
- CGI ≥ 4 (except persons with initial panic attacks)
- Informed Consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Acute suicidality
- Current substance use disorder
- Lifetime diagnosis of psychotic disorders, bipolar disorders, borderline personality disorders
- Severe medical condition (chronic conditions)
- Current psychotherapeutic or psychopharmacological treatment
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01323556
|Contact: Alfons O Hamm, PhD
|+49 (0)3834-863716
|Prof. Dr. Alfons Hamm
|Greifswald, Germany, 17489
|Contact: Alfons O. Hamm, Prof. Dr. +49 (0)3834-863716 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator:
|Alfons O. Hamm, Prof. Dr.
|Institute for Psychology Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University Greifswald Franz-Mehring-Str. 47; 17487 Greifswald, Germany
|Study Director:
|Thomas Lang, Dr.
|Center for Clinical Psychology and Rehabilitation/ Christoph-Dornier-Foundation for Clinical Psychology University Bremen Grazer Str. 2b 28359 Bremen, Germany
|Study Chair:
|Alexander L. Gerlach, Prof. Dr.
|Institute for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy WWU Münster Fliednerstr. 21 48149 Münster, Germany
|Study Chair:
|Tilo Kirchner, Prof. Dr.
|Department of Psychiatry und Psychotherapy Philipps-University Marburg Rudolf-Bultmann- Straße 8 35039 Marburg, Germany
|Study Chair:
|Georg W. Alpers, Prof. Dr.
|Institute for Biological Psychology, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy University Würzburg Marcusstrasse 9-11 97070 Würzburg, Germany
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|Responsible Party:
|Prof. Dr. A. Hamm, University of Greifswald, Department of Clinical Psychology
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|Study First Received:
|March 3, 2011
|Last Updated:
|April 8, 2011
|Health Authority:
|Germany: Federal Ministry of Education and Research
Keywords provided by University Medicine Greifswald:
Panic disorder
panic attacks
exposure based learning
interoceptive exposure exercises
fear augmentation
in vivo exposure
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Panic Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Mental Disorders
Pathologic Processes
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Since 1988, when she got her teaching degree from Utah State University and landed her first job at the old Notre Dame School in Price, she has taught at two schools in Las Vegas, Castle Heights Elementary, Pinnacle Canyon Academy, the Lighthouse Alternative School, Helper Junior High and Peterson Elementary. She became Principal at Wellington in 2007.
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