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April 21, 2011
Investigators want to question a person of interest about a pipe bomb and propane tanks found after a fire at a Littleton mall, a discovery that raised the possibility of a connection to the Columbine massacre anniversary.
Firefighters found two propane tanks and the bomb near the Southwest Plaza Mall's food court after a small fire broke out Wednesday that was quickly squelched. The mall was evacuated around noon. No one was injured and the bombs didn't explode.
Wednesday was the 12th anniversary of the shooting rampage at nearby Columbine High School and officials expressed concern that the mall incident could be somehow linked.
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Sponsor Ignores Gay Lobby - Stands by Duck Dynasty
One of Duck Commander's biggest corporate sponsors, Under Armour is resisting pressure of the gay lobby and is standing by Duck Commander, Duck Dynasty and the Robertson family.
In a recent statement, apparel maker Under Armour said, "The recent comments in the GQ article are not reflective of Under Armour's beliefs and do not represent our point of view," the company said. "As a company, we are committed to diversity and inclusion and believe in treating everyone equally and with respect."
The statement went on to say that while it does not condone Phil Robertson's statements, Under Armor does not have plans to end its business dealings with the Robertson family.
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Kurt did a much better job with the tasting which we did enjoy. Again, we also enjoyed speaking with Michael while bottling. I would suggest tasting samples here and there during the tour though to make the tasting go quicker in the back end as well as break up some of the monotony of just being spoken at.
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Protein-based therapeutics comprise a fast-growing class of pharmaceuticals. However, the inherent variability of these biologics poses a challenge to the industry. Protein drugs with the same primary structure can vary greatly in their glycosylation patterns, which in turn can affect many properties of the drug, including safety, efficacy and stability. Characterizing these glycan structures is therefore an essential step in the evaluation of protein biologics.
For proteins that carry multiple glycosylation sites it is often necessary to not only identify each glycan structure present, but also map each structure to the individual occupied sites. This can be performed via enzymatic digestion of the protein followed by glycopeptide enrichment and LC-MS/MS analysis. Here we describe the use of a pentafluorophenylpropyl (F5) stationary phase to resolve sialylated glycopeptides and compare its chromatographic properties with the commonly used C18 phase. While both phases provided good separation of glycopeptides containing different amino acid sequences we found that resolution of glycopeptides with the same amino acid sequence but differing glycan structures was improved with the F5 phase. Therefore this stationary phase may be a useful tool for resolving glycopeptide mixtures prior to mass spectrometry analysis.


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It is already Fall, and Stitches West is around the corner! With four full days of valuable classes and shows, we know the yarn-lover in you would not want to miss it. This year, Capitol Corridor is offering our Stitch 'n Ride passengers an exclusive 50% discount off train travel to the Santa Clara/Great America station from February 18-23, 2015 for travel to Stitches West.
Taking the train to Stitches West at the Santa Clara Convention Center is an easy, traffic-free way to travel. You can relax, showcase your latest finished projects to other knitters and crocheters, and share ideas. The Santa Clara Convention Center is just a 10-15 minute walk from the Santa Clara/Great America train station.
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Video: State education board to close Imagine Schools
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Missouri Board of Education is pulling the plug on six St. Louis charter school campuses run by Virginia-based Imagine Schools Inc.
The schools will close at the end of the academic year, affecting more than 3,500 students.
The state board took action Tuesday after hearing reports that the schools struggled with everything from academics to fiscal management.
The publicly funded but independently run schools are required to have a sponsor to monitor their performance. Missouri Baptist University had filled that role and decided previously to stop sponsoring two of the Imagine-led schools. Under pressure to stop overseeing the other four, the university decided to give up the right to sponsor charter schools.
Imagine's executive vice president, Jason Bryant, calls the decision disappointing and says the company is exploring its options.
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Imagine Schools released the following statement Tuesday to NewsChannel 5:
"Imagine is extremely disappointed by today's ruling. This decision has been made without providing us any opportunity to show the progress made on these campuses since last fall. Further, we had expected at least to meet with state officials to present the schools' progress and work together to achieve a path forward that is in the best interest of students and their families. The voices of over 2,500 St. Louis families who have chosen Imagine charter schools have been ignored.
"Imagine Schools has worked in close partnership with the governing boards to implement the necessary steps detailed in the school improvement plans. We are very proud of our students' accomplishments, and we want to continue to foster their progress. Two schools, Imagine Environmental Science and Math and Imagine College Prep High School, are performing well and are not under academic probation. For the past two years, 100% of the Imagine College Prep's graduating seniors were accepted to institutions of higher education, and the upcoming class is nearing that same achievement. Together, members of the Class of 2012 have been awarded approximately $550,000 in financial aid. Two campuses, Imagine Careers Elementary and Middle, have made significant progress meeting their school improvement plans and are prepared for review.
"Given the significance of this decision, the 3,500 Imagine students and their families deserve a fair and transparent process, which was not afforded them today by this abrupt decision. In the days ahead, we will consult with the governing boards and consider all options that best serve the interests of the students and their families."
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- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened, divided
- 3 pounds small (1 1/2-to 2-inch) Japanese turnips with greens
- 1 1/3 cups water
- 2 tablespoons mirin (Japanese sweet rice wine)
Stir together miso and 2 tablespoon butter.
Discard turnip stems and coarsely chop leaves. Halve turnips (leave whole if tiny) and put in a 12-inch heavy skillet along with water, mirin, remaining tablespoon butter, and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, then boil, covered, 10 minutes.
Add greens by handfuls, turning and stirring with tongs and adding more as volume in skillet reduces. Cover and cook 1 minute. Uncover and continue boiling, stirring occasionally, until turnips are tender and liquid is reduced to a glaze, about 5 minutes. Stir in miso butter and cook 1 minute.
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- Calories177
- Carbohydrates17 g (6%)
- Fat10 g (16%)
- Protein8 g (16%)
- Saturated Fat6 g (29%)
- Sodium1,217 mg (51%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
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I had thought that I would write the whole of our love story and send it to you – a missive of heartbreak and loss, growth, destruction, building up and tearing down. It would end with – I have loved you so long, I don't know how not to.
But I could never begin it. Where do I start?
Our first kiss? The laughing joke shared with drunken strangers in the awful dirty light of a sticky bar. Our eyes meeting, yours crinkled at the corner, your full lips parted with your smile; as the two barflies teased us with words and sharp drunken elbows, "come on, kiss her". I asked you, "well?" with my eyes and you answered, "well, why not" and kissed me with such gentle finesse that, when our lips parted, my eyes remained closed for thirty seconds or more. I knew then that I wanted many more of your kisses.
Or no – I should begin with how I first knew that I was beginning to love you – your smell. The smell of you sweaty with sleep, the scent caught in your beard and the crook of your shoulder and long dark hair. I would burrow into it and inhale the pure essence of you. You laughed at me, bemused (oh how we LAUGHED in the beginning). Your smell was honey. It was sunshine. It was hard work, grass, calluses, clean soap. It was so uniquely yours and yet it reminded me of the smell Ani emitted when she would sleep as a baby – that deep and dreamless sleep that she would give herself over to completely. This is how you gave yourself to all things in life; obsessively, whole heartedly, jumping in with both feet and no hesitation.
Or should I begin with the first night that we spent together, when I told you my fight story with false bravado, a quivering smile, and a shrug of dismissal. You took my still bruised knuckles into your large rough hands and brought them to your lips. You kissed them so tenderly and then – and then you bit them; just as gently took them in your teeth and a thrill went through my entire body as you looked up at me with those dark dark eyes and said, "Oh little one, you have no need to fight anymore".
I should tell the story of the song you wrote for me, describing my hair twirling, my nervous lip biting, all of those tiny little tics I carried with me unconsciously. You could never finish it, the lyrics lay half written on the coffee table for months and then disappeared, only to be brought out as you strummed the Gibson passed to you by your grandfather, and stared at nothing. There had been songs written before, songs where I was supposedly the muse. But your song nearly made me weep, my heart would swell into my throat every time you sang it. Perhaps now you will finish it.
I cannot begin our story. I don't know when it really began. At the scarred oak booth where you slid in across from me with your sardonic smile and tired feet? With the kite you bought for me after I looked at the clouds and declared it "kite flying weather"? Your hands, your smile, your laughter, your lyrics – they had no beginning, they sprang to life from the dust of broken hearts and lost dreams.
We thought our love was so great, so grand, that it would endure where others failed. We would last for ages. I don't know when you stopped thinking that way. I realized one day that you stopped talking of the places you wanted to take me, you stopped saying how you wanted to be a better person for me, your kisses faltered, your laughter stilled. I just know that it did, indeed, have an ending.
I would like to say that I hope the best for you. That I hope you find love and happiness, marry an uncomplicated girl with open embraces and lollipop fucking dreams (the opposite of me and all of my foibles). I don't. You had me. That was all you should have needed. Do not go on. Do not be happy. Do not forget me. I hope I reside in your soul until the day you die as a regret, a warning, a reminder. There is no happy ending here, pal, only an ending.


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Storyteller Al Batt at CLPL April 14
Beloved storyteller Al Batt will be returning to the Clear Lake Public Library Monday, April 14 at 6:30 p.m. as part of the library's Quasquicentennial celebration during 2014.
Batt is a really likeable guy who knows how to tickle the universal funny bone. He is a journalist who writes weekly nature and humor columns as well as having a regular nature program on Minnesota public television. He is well known in the birding world having been named "Birder of the Year" by Wildbird Magazine. He frequently disappears into the woods to meditate on more ways to entertain his audiences who love his laidback style and down home stories.


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Pendleton, Palmetto play for pride in regular season finale
This isn't quite the way most expected the sporadic region rivalry between Palmetto and Pendleton would end. With nothing on the line.
With most of a trying season behind it, Palmetto enters its final home game before moving to Class 3A next season with a 4-5 record, and its hopes of defending its Skyline 2A title vanished weeks ago.
Meanwhile, the Bulldogs (6-3, 4-0 region) have rebounded from a 2-3 start against a lethal non-region slate to lock up the region title last week with a 40-21 win over Chesnee.
It's a far cry from the finale played last year at Frank Cunningham Stadium where Pendleton came away with a 7-6 victory, but lost out on a three-way region tiebreaker to the Mustangs.
The lack of hardware at stake doesn't faze Palmetto coach Jody LeCroy.
"With the adversity we've faced with losing players and suspending players, we're just going to try and battle back and get to 5-5," LeCroy said. "It's a big game for us even though it doesn't have any playoff implications or anything. You go out there and just play for pride."
The blow was softened by the SCHSL's decision this summer to split the classification and award two state championships. For this season, every team qualifies for the postseason.
The line of thinking amongst 2A athletic directors in voting for the proposal was that it would lead to the addition of an 11th regular season game next year.
This year's playoff format gives Pendleton a first-round bye and guarantees the Bulldogs a second-round playoff game. With a week off next week, coach Paul Sutherland wants to make sure his team maintains the same rhythm that has it on a four-game winning streak.
Sutherland still views the Mustangs as a measuring stick.
"We know it's Palmetto. We know they play us as hard as anyone," Paul Sutherland said. "All you have to do is put the film in and watch Palmetto to see how they run the ball and move the ball on everybody. That got our kids attention."
In a 35-0 rout of Crescent last week, the Mustangs, who snapped a three-game losing streak, came up just shy of rushing for 300 yards and held the Tigers to 141 yards on the ground.
Their play resembled the 2010 Mustangs, which nearly pulled off an upset of Columbia in the second round of the playoffs. That's exactly what LeCroy expects at this point in the season.
"At this time of the year, it's not always the best team that wins. It's just the team that can get a fumble here and there, the team that can get an interception, the ball bounces your way," LeCroy said. "You never know."
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text: Danielle Julian, Cassidy Wiscombe, Jessica Branch and Alison Marrelli will represent Carbon County at Girls State. The annual conference is scheduled in June at Cedar City. Danielle Julian is the daughter of Dean and Connie Julian of Price. Cassidy's parents are John and Ginger Wiscombe of Price. Jessica is the daughter of Dennis and Lisa Branch of Price. Alison is the daughter of Steven and Patrice Rigby of Price. The candidates were selected to attend the event by the American Legion Auxiliary, unit three. The students will participate in the week-long conference, where they will study the government from local to national levels. The experience will allow the participants to bring back knowledge to share with the Carbon County community.


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Ventura mission celebrates Virgin of Guadalupe feast day
The sound of drums bounced off the walls of the San Buenaventura Mission as Danza Mexica Cuauhtemoc performed the ancient dance of the Aztecs to kick off the Virgin of Guadalupe procession down Main Street in Ventura on Wednesday night.
Carrying a banner — a Mexican flag with the Virgin of Guadalupe in the middle — Mary Yurchisin, president of the church's Guadalupe Society, said: "We leave our hearts and lives in your hands Our Lady of Guadalupe. My mother always told me you have another mother: Our Lady of Guadalupe."
Dec. 12 marks the day the Virgin Mary appeared in 1531 near Tepeyac Hill in Mexico to a boy named Juan Diego, asking him to go to a bishop to ask that a church be built there.
Rick Cole, parish administrator at San Buenaventura Mission, said the feast day on Wednesday began at 5:30 a.m. with a Mass where there were well more than 600 people.
Ramon Lopez, one of the event organizers, said his mother, Rosa J. Lopez, 91, was one of the originators in 1957 of the procession and annual re-enactment of the miracle of Guadalupe. He said the addition of the Aztec dancers adds to the authenticity of the celebration.
"Juan Diego was Aztec, and the Virgin talked to him in the Aztec language," Lopez said. He noted that blocking off a section of Main Street for the first time in at least a dozen years added to the procession that started about 6 p.m.
The crowd marched from Main Street to Palm Street, where dancers performed before heading north to an alley leading back to the church, where an evening Mass was held with a standing-room-only crowd.
During the Mass, students from around Ventura re-enacted the appearance of Virgin of Guadalupe. Youth Minister Claudia Tellez, who has been overseeing the re-enactments for 15 years, paid special attention to Adylene Tapia, 15, who portrayed Our Lady of Guadalupe, complete with a flowing, light-blue, star-studded veil.
Tapia said she was excited to be chosen for the coveted role.
"I wanted to play Our Lady of Guadalupe ever since I was little," she said. "I feel more in character when I am dressed like this. I feel like I am a different person."
The Rev. Tom Elewaut said he was delighted to see the event grow.
"Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to Juan Diego and converted the Aztecs and Mayans to Christianity," he said. "It's part of our tradition. We have a history of appreciation of those indigenous people, just as the Chumash are part of the history of the mission."
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MINNEAPOLIS - More than a dozen residents are taking stock of their situation after an overnight apartment fire chased them out into the cold Wednesday.
Fire crews were dispatched to a building on the 3400 block of Portland Avenue South about 1 a.m. after they received a call reporting heavy smoke in the area. When they arrived they found a two-and-a-half story apartment building on fire; Crews soon called a second alarm due to the volume of fire.
Residents from a reported six apartments inside were able to escape safely. A fire department spokesperson says the blaze was kept mainly to the walls but that the building did suffer smoke and water damage.
The Red Cross was called to help 15 displaced residents, nine adults and six children. At this point there is no word on what triggered the fire.
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Just wanted to say that I have had insurance on my phone with AT&T through assurion. I haven't had to use it until last week. I dropped my phone pretty hard and the glass by the camera shattered. I even have the phone in a otter box defender. Anyway I made a claim and they sent me a brand new in the box iPhone 5 with all the accessories. Just thought that people would want to know thatI answer questions to the best of my knowledge if im wrong please correct me
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Sanders' rocky path ends at a peaceful spot
Basketball is Jeremy Sanders' sanctuary.
All of life's distractions fade away when a basketball is bouncing beneath his right hand. His eyes focus on the basket and he weighs his options.
Sanders has always had options. It's what he did with them that defined his four-year basketball career at Camarillo High.
Sanders finished his time as a Scorpion on a positive note, helping Camarillo reach the first round of the CIF-Southern Section playoffs earlier this month.
Off the court, Sanders has the perspective of someone much older than a teenager. He has overcome bouts with anxiety, as well as drug and alcohol abuse.
"When I do go to college, I can just strictly keep it studies and basketball," Sanders said. "I don't have to worry about anything else because I'll know that that's the right way to go. All that other stuff has nothing to do with what I'm trying to do."
The 6-foot-6 Sanders, who averaged 11.3 points and 6.4 rebounds last season, shares his athletic genes with his biological father, Don, who played football at the University of Oregon before transferring to UCLA.
Mike Prewitt, the former Camarillo basketball head coach, first noticed Sanders at his annual summer basketball camp. Sanders, who was entering eighth grade, was playing organized basketball for the first time.
He caught the attention of Prewitt and current Camarillo coach Allan Sadowsky, who noticed this tall, lanky kid who had a natural feel for the game.
Sanders spent his eighth-grade year playing alongside current Ventura High starters Zach Gwin and Nick Rudolph for the Ventura Heat, a club team coached by Gabe Kirkham. Kirkham described Sanders as a sponge, who absorbed coaching easily and had the potential to be "the best player around."
"If you're that tall and can shoot, you can play college ball," Kirkham said.
By the time Sanders' freshman year arrived, Camarillo was in a rebuilding phase and Prewitt decided to move him up to varsity.
"He worked hard and he earned the right to be there," Prewitt said.
On the court, basketball always came easy to Sanders. Sanders earned a starting role midway through his freshman year.
Socially, it was more difficult for Sanders to relate to players two or three years his senior. Upperclassmen, frustrated by Sanders playing a larger role, took out their frustrations on him.
He broke down.
"It got to be too much at one point," Sanders said.
Sanders found solace through Prewitt.
"We get along really well," Sanders said of Prewitt. "He's always there for me and I look at him as a father figure. I don't know where I'd be without coach Prewitt."
Camarillo experienced consecutive losing seasons (12-15, 9-17) and Prewitt resigned after Sanders' sophomore year.
The sudden move left Sanders devastated. He clashed with new coach Sadowsky. After Sadowsky kicked Sanders out of a spring practice, Sanders, his mom Sondra, and the coaching staff agreed that Sanders would take the spring and summer off.
Sanders suffers from anxiety and began seeing a psychologist, who provided counseling and prescribed anti-anxiety medication.
He spent time around poor influences and dabbled in drugs and alcohol.
"Whatever people would give me," Sanders said.
He grew scared that everything he had worked so hard for would be taken away.
"I didn't think I was really going to play again after that," he said.
He went to Oberlin, Kan., that summer with his grandfather Eldon Mirstik to get away from the negative environment.
In the fall, Sanders went on independent study and Prewitt, who remained close to the Camarillo program, picked him up each morning at 6:45 a.m. during the week to take him to the gym. The car rides provided the two an opportunity to talk about anything and everything.
"Have I been there for him? Yeah. But I felt that's what I needed to do," Prewitt said. "I like Jeremy the person. I like Jeremy the player. ... He comes from a good background with his grandfather and his mom."
Sanders returned for his junior season with a newfound focus.
The same versatility that caught coaches' attention as an eighth-grader allowed Sadowsky to move Sanders to center from his natural position at guard. Sadowsky wanted to take advantage of a front line featuring 6-7 Jake Maulhardt at power forward.
The summer before his senior year, Sanders tore ligaments in his left ankle participating in summer league games for Camarillo, again forcing him to the sideline.He returned healthy for his senior year, with his relationship with Sadowsky improved and his mind at ease. Teammates welcomed him and made him feel comfortable. He helped Camarillo to a 16-11 record and a tie for second in Pacific View League play with Rio Mesa at 7-3.
Sanders' natural talent has always been there — it's a matter of applying it consistently, said Sadowsky.
"He has the ability to take over a game offensively and no one can stop him," Sadowsky said. "He stops himself."
Sadowsky, though, looks back at what Sanders has overcome and singles out his resilience.
"I'm proud of Jeremy because he could have easily given up in life, could have given up in basketball, could have told me, 'Hey, coach, I don't like you. I'm not playing for you,' " Sadowsky said. "But he didn't. He fought back."
Sanders feels he has untapped potential. He wants to play basketball at a community college or a four-year school. He just wants to play.
High expectations as a freshman had Sanders expecting scholarship offers to start pouring in his senior year. Life interfered and altered his course.
"Things don't always turn out the way you think, but it all happens for a reason," Sanders said. "I'll just have to take a different road."
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Hazelnut & Baileys meringue cake
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 45 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 6
A fantastic combination of sweet nutty meringue, fresh cream and tart raspberries
Nutrition and extra info
- kcalories
- 662
- protein
- 8g
- carbs
- 61g
- fat
- 44g
- saturates
- 16g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 60g
- salt
- 0.21g
- sunflower oil, for greasing
- 150g toasted hazelnuts
- 5 egg whites
- 280g golden caster sugar
- 1 tbsp white wine vinegar
- 300ml pot double cream
- 2 tbsp icing sugar, plus extra for dusting
- 3 tbsp Baileys cream liqueur (optional)
- 200g pack fresh raspberries
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This cake can be made up to the end of Step 3, then kept in a tin for up to 3 days. Follow Step 4 to serve.
- Heat oven to 190C/170C fan/gas 5. Line 2 x 20cm sandwich tins with foil, then lightly oil the foil. Whizz the nuts in a processor until finely ground.
- Whisk the egg whites in a bowl until they form stiff peaks. Whisk in most of the sugar, a spoonful at a time, until the mixture is stiff and glossy. Stir the rest of the sugar into the nuts, then fold into the meringue with the vinegar. Divide between the tins and level the tops.
- Bake for 40-45 mins until firm, then cool in the oven. When the meringues are cold, carefully peel off the foil.
- To serve, whisk the cream, icing sugar and Baileys together until softly stiff. Put one of the meringues, top-side down, on a plate, then spread with the cream and scatter over the raspberries. Put the other meringue layer on top and dust generously with icing sugar.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2009
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Comments, questions and tips
This is a nice and light (albeit calorific!) dessert, and a good option for my coeliac friend I had over for dinner! I found it served 8 quite comfortably, they would have to be quite hefty slices for 6! I also will try to buy ready toasted hazelnuts next time, as toasting them and deskinning was the most time consuming bit of this recipe. All in all, a good pud-hubby is asking for it again!
Made this for Xmas eve dinner, made meringue the day befor so really easy to assemble on the day. Temperature of 170 fan oven worked fine. It is one of the most delicious and stunning desserts ever (decorated the top with piped swirls of the cream topped with raspberries & blackberries) I think this will be made again!
I made this for a clandestine cake club party and it was all gobbled up!
It was nice and light and I am going to do it for boxing day pudding as it will be a light pudding after a big dinner of leftovers. It was really easy to make and I prepared the meringue ahead and assembled the cake just before I left for the party. I may need to watch the time or temp a little more closely as some of the edges were a little burnt.
Made this for a dinner party last night. The top of the meringues were cinged half way through the time, so as other reviewers have suggested, think the oven temp (I used GM 5) may be too hot - else next time I will move it to a lower shelf, which is how I finished it off.
I used Jamaican Rum Cream instead of Baileys which worked well and there was no need for the icing sugar which I omitted. I did double the cream volume in order to coat the top as well as the middle (which covered the burnt bits!) and saved 8 raspberries for decoration. I then piped some cream on top of the top cream layer and added some candles with the raspberries as it was a friend's birthday. Went down a treat and will make again. The nuttiness was a good compliment to the flavoured cream, raspberries and sugary meringue. I think plain meringue could be too sweet.
I prepared the meringue for a creme fraiche and our own home grown gooseberry puree filling; delicious. However, the crust was like a lunar landscape, badly cracked etc.
I used a conventional electric oven at 190 for 45 mins, but might try a lower temp next time. I looked up several alt recipes and all said similar temp and time. My oven is top and bottom heat in conventional mode.
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I did this recipe for a dinner party. I want everyone to know that the temperature quoted for a fan assisted oven is totally wrong. I did this at the 170C as quoted here, but my meringues were totallly burnt! I then remade at 140C for 1 hour and it was fab. I would also recommend using BLANCHED hazelnuts as it cuts the time down by half. We all loved this recipe, just turn the temperature down before cooking.


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"I like this photo because it shows the aspect of strength," says Kalyani of the photo where she appears in a warrior's crouched stance balancing her Kalaripayattu partner on her thighs. "In Savitri, the triple soul forces are wisdom, love and strength; without one, you cannot do anything."
Kalaripayattu is the martial art of Kerala and in the quiet hush of the Laboratory of Evolution Kalyani is showing me her collection of Kalaripayattu photos. "Typically it is men who practice it," she explains, "so when I began to learn it in Kerala in my Guru's gurukulam, a local magazine ran a story calling me the new Unniyarcha from Joan of Arc country." Unniyarcha, explains Kalyani, was a legendary warrior queen from Kerala. "For me that statement had a special meaning because Mother was Joan of Arc, and it made me feel so inspired!"
Kalyani is French and has been living in Auroville since the late seventies. She was brought up as a Catholic. "But I had a lot of doubts and I wanted some deeper understanding that I could not get in my religion. I began looking towards India . When I was sixteen, Swami Chidananda from Rishikesh came to my town in the South of France and I went to a lecture given by him. At one point he jumped on the table and started to do yogasanas, and then I had my first spiritual experience. Because when I saw the asanas everything disappeared – there was only a light and nothing else, not even myself. So when I came back, I understood this is what I should do. That is how it all started for me – with Hatha Yoga!
Kalyani heard about Auroville in 1969. "The first caravan was leaving for Auroville and I wanted to join but I was told to first read Mother and Sri Aurobindo's books."
Kalyani decided to wait. For four years she worked as a stewardess, "but the longing for something deeper persisted." She met someone who gave her a copy of Sri Aurobindo's letters. "I had read many Indian Gurus – Ramakrishna, Vivekananada, Sivananda. But when I read Sri Aurobindo, I had that feeling that he was answering all my questions, and I wanted to come to Auroville very quickly."
She travelled to India in 1974. When she arrived in Auroville she got a huge shock. "I had read in a review that there would be a university of peace in Auroville and another university of metaphysics. But when I arrived I found people showering outside in the fields, and nothing else!"
Kalyani decided to stay in the Ashram and visit Auroville. But she was feeling weak. Finally she decided to return to France . There she met two Aurovilians and they started to live a collective life on a farm. When Kalyani returned to Auroville in 1978, she was ready. "Nothing bothered me or shocked me, and I settled in." For the next 18 years, she made her home in the Aspiration community.
"At that time there were more than 100 people in Aspiration, and there was such a beautiful energy. All kinds of people were mixed together: the collective life at that time was very rich. We believed everything was possible. The Agenda had just been published and we were listening to the cassettes. The fire in our hearts was very strong at that time; everything was focussed on Mother and Sri Aurobindo."
Kalyani still makes constant references to the vision of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. "Well, I came for that. I think everybody comes for that. Even if people are not aware of it, it is the soul which answers the call. For me, human unity is a consequence of finding of the soul; it is only in the soul we are one. But it is not easy to find the soul immediately, so we have also to build human unity in the outer way.
"When I came, Auroville was presented as the cradle of the new species. Everybody was clinging to that ideal, that we must find a 'new' way of being human. But it takes years and years to discover what that means deeply inside.
"'Kalyani' is a strong name. My original name was Christiane; it was very Christian. At one point I wanted a new name so I went to see Champaklal. It was the 15th August, 1990. Champaklal explained that 'Kalyani' means the best wishes one can formulate for all beings in all the universes. It really satisfied me because I always wanted something as large as possible. Of course, it takes a lifetime to 'become' your name. But the more the years pass, the more I understand what it means to be called Kalyani."
Today Kalyani divides her time between taking care of the Laboratory of Evolution, offering workshops in Pranayama and Ayurvedic massage, and practising Kalaripayattu. Kalaripayattu, she explains, is all about "the energy of the Shakti; it is not your own energy. It really helps me in my Integral yoga because it opens the body to the universal energy and you no more feel attached to the 'personal'. Also speed is very important. When you practice with weapons, you have no time to think about yourself or the other or the weapon.
"But it's hard work: I had to endure the pain, the toughness of the exercises. Mother said that if you want to undergo this integral yoga, you must develop endurance and perseverance. You must overcome pain. Sri Aurobindo says in The Life Divine that pain is only a greater intensity of sensation. Now I apply this all the time. When I have pain I think, 'No, it is not pain, it is greater intensity', and then everything changes. I believe this is the work we have to do – to change the way we view every detail of our daily lives."
Kalyani has been working at the Laboratory of Evolution (LOE) since 1992. "Kireet Joshi made it very clear that this is the place where we should present the vision of The Mother and Sri Aurobindo regarding evolution. Some people wonder about the term 'laboratory' because it implies test-tubes and chemistry. But as Sri Aurobindo writes in the first chapter of The Life Divine, Man is the living laboratory of evolution where God wants to manifest Himself. So the experimentation is upon ourselves.
"That's why we collect not only the works of The Mother and Sri Aurobindo but also other books which show what humanity has been, what it is and what it will be in the future: in fact, everything relating to human evolution. So we gather from ancient cultures like the Chinese, Japanese, Tibetan, and Amerindians. We have books on the new physics, the new biology. We even have comics because, once you understand Sri Aurobindo's vision, you realise nothing is superficial.
"The LOE is the best place I could be because it is a constant reminder of The Mother's and Sri Aurobindo's vision and aim. And that, for me, is my main reason for being in Auroville – to accomplish what they have written and experienced.
"For many years I was very unhappy and suffered a lot because life is so imperfect. But then The Life Divine helped me understand there is nothing but the Divine and that this manifested universe is the Becoming of God. Slowly the whole Manifestation is climbing back to the Divine state and that is why it includes all this imperfection.
"Once you understand the essential divinity of your body, you really want to do something with it. That is what makes me overcome all the pain, the suffering, fatigue and laziness.
"As for Auroville, in the early days it was a different way of life; we were satisfied with little. Now Auroville has changed, but I look at the changes as something that have to be. Sri Aurobindo says there is sometimes a need to go back and take up things that were not worked on in order that they be transformed. I believe Auroville is going through that process."
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Loved it or loathed it, the Royal Wedding was a big to-do a couple weeks ago… from dresses to banquet to honeymoon to I CAN'T BEAR TO HEAR ANYTHING MORE ABOUT IT, everyone seemed to have something to say on the subject. Did you also wonder how much energy was spent on it? Linking current events and topics your students are buzzing about, to the themes you need to cover in lessons is a great way to hook them in. Make a connection between things they are interested in and things you NEED them to take an interest in.
Perhaps this is something you can get your class to focus on- what was the carbon footprint of the Royal Wedding? Working it out to the exact gram of carbon dioxide equivalent might be a bit tricky, but you could get your students engaged in discussing the climate cost of the event by identifying where and how energy was used on the big day. How could they have made the wedding greener?
From rubbish cleanup and recycling, to the wedding enthusiasts' travel to London; from the RAF buckingham palace fly-by to the cost of producing commemorative tat for tourists, it was an energetically expensive affair! In fact the international event is meant to have generated over 1,230 times the annual emissions of an average UK household. And as a TV viewer (which you probably were) guess when the power demand surges and drops to the national grid occurred? (Hint- think about those key moments!)
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Much as I enjoy profound reading matter, occasionally I need something light for a change. Not so long ago Id have chosen a thriller but my interest in the motives of killers has dwindled to zero, now its the description of human relationships - preferably of young(ish) Brits or Americans I turn to. Not that I have to apologise for my choice but I can always say that reading such literature gives me sociological insight into foreign societies and age groups to which I dont belong (any more).
Jenny Eclairs Having a Lovely Time doesnt belong to the genre Chick Lit, a chick looks for Mr Right, and not to Hen Pen, either, a hen has found Mr Right and has problems with him, no, weve moved on to Divorce Discourse, Mr Right has proved to be Mr Wrong and has moved to other pastures, hes either still living in his old home leading a double life or has left it to found a new one; the personnel in Divorce Discourse novels consists mainly of forty-somethings.
The first chapter introduces the Jamiesons, we get to know them from the point of view of Guy, chief creative director of an advertising agency, his wife Alice is a stay-at-home mom as they say in the US of A, they have two sons, a 12-year-old preteen monster and a 10-year-old one treated by mummy as if he were still a baby; mummy Alice is an überhen, always clucking round her children, being a mother is her vocation.
Guy cant stand his bloated, shapeless, ever swelling wife any more, hes disgusted by her mere sight, he also cant stand her cooking or the way she runs the house; theyre rolling in money, yet its Alices innermost urge to buy second-hand stuff, special offers and cheap food after its sell by date. When Guy gave her a sexy morning gown at the beginning of her marriage, she took it back to the shop and swapped it for a teflon pan and a bread-maker.
Why did they marry at all? When Guy was down she was there, helped him and then didnt go away, the marriage just happened. Guys had pick-up affairs for years, now one of these girls has got under his skin for the first time, hes completely smitten, they meet in the lav of the office whenever its possible. Hes working up the courage to tell Alice that its over with them, he knows he must leave her if he wants to stay sane.
Without any transition the second chapter introduces the Dobsons, we are given Hils point of view, she lives alone with 13-year-old Tabitha and 10-year-old Saul after she discovered her husband Joe having sex with a half-naked girl in their car in front of their house, she threw him out and divorced him, he now lives with his girl-friend Nina and their 2-year-old daughter Freya but hasnt married again. Tabitha and Saul visit their father regularly, the patchwork family seems to work, Hils is the only one who hasnt come to terms with the new arrangement yet. Immediately after the divorce she started writing a diary which developed into Diary of a Divorcee, an extremely successful bestseller.
The following chapters alternate between the two families who have nothing to do with each other, at first I thought the authors idea was to show slightly similar familial problems and how different people cope with them, but no, she connects the two threads by making both Guy and Joe think by chance of the same holiday destination in Italy, a palazzo turned hotel and sending the families (bar Hils) there. Thrown in is another family with a precocious 12-year-old daughter and IVF (in vitro fertilisation) twin toddlers, two German homosexuals and a page three beauty with her hubby on honeymoon.
Its clear that several people who are together in one place for some time develop some kind of relationship, but it turns out that they dont really start from scratch. Nina recognises Guy as the guy who virtually picked her up out of the gutter one night (he doesnt know her, though) and who must be the father of her daughter Freya, the page three beauty remembers Joe as the photographer who took pictures of her in the nude for an advertising campaign for sexy underwear (he doesnt know her, though), the fact that Alice is devouring Hils Diary of a Divorcee is a funny extra gag.
The minor characters are flat, one-dimensional, the main characters are round, not all are fully rounded but round enough to make them believable. The best achievement is Alice in my opinion, shes so horrible, I want to grab her by her shoulders, shake her and shout at her, Woman, look at yourself, pull yourself together, dont be so prim, narrow-minded, stingy etc. etc. but in the end the author succeeds in showing her in a way that makes me feel sympathy for her, not that I like her better, I couldnt stand her for a minute, but I can understand why she is the way she is.
The plot holds some surprises, too, the end is unpredictable, Jenny Eclair gets five stars for the characters and the plot, I cant imagine anyone disagreeing. What about the style? Ah, in this respect I can imagine the readers disagreeing wildly! This is my opinion, so Im going to tell you how it has affected me. The text is full of language (sounds funny, as if a text didnt always consist of language, but you know what I mean). If I formed an opinion after reading this novel on how Brits express their thoughts, any thoughts, I could only come to the conclusion that they cant express a single one without using obscene words. I dont like this, Im sure many readers will love the novel because of the language, they may think its modern and cool or whatever, for me its cheap straining after effect. As there are also some really funny observations, Ill give the novel two stars here.
Normally novels are told in the past tense, if the present tense is used, the author must have a reason for it, the effect the present tense has is that the pace is faster, the reader is more involved in the story, Ive experienced nothing of the kind here, however, the use of the present tense is only irritating.
The last point: Im not an expert, I wouldnt know how to draw a clear line between erotic literature and pornography, for me this novel borders on the pornographic to say the least, no star for this; again, this will secure it many enthusiastic readers, but count me out, I dont like such reading matter. If you want to call me old-fashioned, youre welcome, youre also welcome to write an opinion of your own on the book and show that Im wrong and everything is completely different, this is what an opinion site is for after all, isnt it?!
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A Government minister has urged an end to the spread of wind farms across the country - a move welcomed by the county council
Senior Government energy minister John Hayes has echoed the county council's call for a halt to the unrestrained invasion of wind farms across the UK. The South Holland and The Deepings MP has said 'enough is enough' and that wind turbines should no longer be 'imposed' on communities.
Councillor Eddy Poll, Executive Member for Environment Services, said:
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"This is an issue the county council has been concerned about for some time. We're not calling for a blanket ban on wind farms. We have a duty to protect the environment and are in favour of renewable energy. However, there's been an invasion of wind farms across Lincolnshire in recent years, and we can't ignore the impact this is having.
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The mystery of how a golf ball hit by two-time major winner Rory McIlroy ended up in 79-year-old Stan Stephen's left trouser leg may never be solved. Yet, somehow, physics led it there.
"I couldn't believe it," Stephen told Great Britain's Evening Express. He came to watch McIlroy over the weekend on the eighth hole of the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open and got more than he bargained for. He continued:
"It was a bit embarrassing. I was sitting on a seat and I braced myself for the ball landing and I thought I saw something at one of my ankles. I thought the ball was on the ground behind me and I turned around to look. …The steward told me not to move and Rory came over and laughed. …Eventually, an official came and told me to stand up and the ball fell to the ground."
After McIlroy shot a par-three on the hole, the golfing superstar returned to give Stephen the ball as a souvenir. "I've no idea what I will do with it," Stephen said.
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CANTON - For decades, the historic Morley Grist Mill on the banks of the Grasse River hummed day and night grinding wheat and other grains into flour that was exported throughout the region.
Those days are long gone, but today's flurry of activity focuses on preserving the 19th-century landmark for generations ahead.
A band of volunteers has united this summer to save the 3,000 square-foot structure from being foreclosed because about $770 in unpaid taxes and late fees are owed to St. Lawrence County. The mill was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
The Morley Heritage Grist Mill Association, Inc., which had been inactive for the past few years, has been resurrected with new board members who have developed a long-range plan for the mill, also known as the Harrison Morley Grist Mill, County Route 14.
Charles R. LaShombe, a 61-year-old Norfolk resident who served as association president for years, has passed the reigns over to his son-in-law, Ralph C. Krise, Parishville. Mr. LaShombe will serve as vice president and continue to play an active role in saving the mill, a project he launched several years ago.
"This has been my father-in-law's dream," Mr. Krise said during an interview at the waterfront site in the hamlet of Morley, about six miles from Canton. "I don't want to see that die. I would hate to see 20 years of his work wasted. This is one of the only grist mills still standing in the county."
The association's board now has five members who have developed a four-phase plan. The first priority is raising enough funds to cover three years worth of back taxes. Although the building is exempt from property taxes, it's charged about $90 a year for Morley's light and fire districts.
Volunteers are now selling raffle tickets, labeled "Save the Mill." The tickets are $5 each with the drawing scheduled for Sept. 1. First prize is $500, second prize, $250 and third prize, $150. They hope to sell at least 500 tickets.
The next step will be developing a website that could be used to relay information to a wider national and international audience.
"Once the taxes are taken care of, we can move forward on the website," Mr. Krise said. "I want to try to link up with others who have successfully renovated mills in the United States and Canada."
Besides fundraisers, the new board will be exploring whether grants and other funding are available to help cover expenses. The estate of Edna R. Short, Brasher Falls, bequeathed $20,000 to the association that was used to construct a portico at the mill's entrance two years ago.
After the new website is developed, the first phase also includes reconstructing a two-story barn on the property that was torn down in the 1950's. An old photograph shows the location of the barn which was used to store flour after it was milled.
Mr. Krise said board members decided it made sense to start with the barn rather than mill renovations, but a timeline for construction has not yet been set.
Once the barn is complete, it could house photographs, diagrams and other memorabilia related to the mill. Visitors could also see a portable grinder that's used to demonstrate how the milling operation works. Before operations ceased in 1936, Gold Medal Flour was produced at the mill. The barn may also include a small store where heritage products and flour could be sold. Classes could also be held there.
The second phase would involve repairing the foundation and sidewall on the riverfront side of the building that has deteriorated. Installing new supports in the middle of the building is also part of that phase.
Reconstructing the barn roof, particularly the upper roof section which is deteriorating, is included in plans for the third phase.
Restoring an old lean-to where people would park their buggies is part of plans for the fourth phase.
Several years ago, the association was the recipient of several grants, but problems developed with the final draw of a $92,226 state grant from the Clean Air/Clean Water Bond Act and the Environmental Protection Fund. By the time the money was received, support for and membership in the organization had dwindled.
The association is a 501 C-3 tax exempt corporation that's chartered through the New York state Regents Department. Documentation about it being placed on the historic register is kept at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association.
Mr. LaShombe said he's pleased the association is back in action, trying to save the grist mill.
"There is so much potential," he said.
Mr. Krise can be reached by email at: firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 244-6352.
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Questions of political legitimacy underscore a tight race for Oklahoma County court clerk between the office's longtime chief deputy, Tim Rhodes, and longtime state legislator Charles Key.
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The two remained after five Republicans ran for the seat in a primary election in June. A winner will be determined in a runoff election Aug. 28.
The second largest of the county offices, the court clerk's office is responsible for maintaining court records and coordinating with the court system to collect criminal fines and fees owed.
Though Rhodes and Key both are running on the Republican platform, both have made a concerted effort to distance themselves from the other's politics.
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MILL CREEK (Grimes County). Mill Creek, a perennial stream, rises at the confluence of Kickapoo and Hurricane creeks one mile south of Plantersville in southeastern Grimes County (at 30°19' N, 95°52' W) and flows southeast for twenty-six miles, through wooded country, to its mouth on Spring Creek, in southwestern Montgomery County (at 30°08' N, 95°37' W). Lake Neidigk covers about one mile of the lower course of the creek one-quarter mile above its mouth. Gently rolling terrain in the area is surfaced by sandy loam that supports loblolly pine-shortleaf pine, water oak-elm, and pecan-elm woods along the banks. Mostyn is on the north bank of the creek's middle course; Ventura lies on the north bank of the lower creek and the Pinehurst community on the south. On February 14, 1687, the French explorer René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, crossed the stream heading north on one of his many forays into the Texas interior in search of the Mississippi River. Anglo-American settlement in the vicinity of the creek began during the 1830s. A number of sawmills operated on the banks of Mill Creek south of Plantersville during the early settlement of the region.
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Google has earmarked $500m to settle a US Department of Justice investigation into its advertising practices.
Analysts say the measure is the first indication US regulators have found fault with Google's core advertising business.
Google said in its quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that the measure had cut net income to $1.8bn from $2.3bn for the first quarter.
"Although we cannot predict the ultimate outcome of this matter, we believe it will not have a material adverse effect on our business, consolidated financial position, results of operations or cash flows," Google said in the filing, according to US reports.
Google gave no details of the complaint against the company, saying only that the money had been set aside in connection with a potential resolution of an investigation into the use of Google advertising by some advertisers.
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