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Altrusans make communities better through leadership, partnership and service. Hmmm, you say ….but what is an Altrusan? An Altrusan is a member of Altrusa and let me share with you our humble beginnings.
In 1917, Dr. Alfred Durham, a member of Kiwanis, founded The Altrusa Institute in Nashville. He saw the need for women's civic groups as a result of a the large number of ladies joining the work force due to World War I. He was a man of vision and saw The Altrusa Institute becoming national. He began in Nashville, TN; Louisville, KY; and Dayton, OH before he moved to Indianapolis, IN where he met Mamie L. Bass.
At that time, Mamie and her brother were architects and together organized a Rotary Chapter in Indianapolis. After meeting Dr. Durham, Mamie became a member of The Altrusa Institute but she saw a higher purpose for this new organization.
In June of 1918, Mamie was elected National President at the first Altrusa convention held in Indianapolis. With Mamie's vision, The Altrusa Institute became a classified service organization for women. Currently, Altrusa has done away with the classification system. Mamie soon created the Principles of Altrusa including the moniker of being "a builder of women"
In 1935, Altrusa became international with the first club outside the United States formed in Mexico.
In 1946, Altrusa sent its first representative to the United Nations.
In 1962, Altrusa International Foundation, Inc. was formed as the philanthropic arm of Altrusa. The Foundation provides grants to club projects and contributes to disaster relief efforts worldwide.
First and foremost, Altrusa is a community-based, grassroots organization that helps to solve problems in our backyard. Altrusa of Lawrence has been proudly serving the Lawrence community since its founding in 1951. Our busy Lawrence Altrusans provide hands-on service and raise money for worthy agencies such as:
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If they wanted to do an episode about the formation of the Prime Directive they should have done one where Archer intervenes on a planet because it seemed like a good idea at the time and a couple of episodes later the decision completely backfires with negative repercussions not only for the planet in question but for Earth as well.
If I was going to Modify "Dear Doctor" to fit this criteria. I'd have the planet in a strategically valuable for Earth, but Earth can't use it because it's occupied. Being nice guys Archer and Phlox give them the cure for the disease. However, they don't get it quite right so about a month later it turns out they have created a even more virulent plague that wipes out both species completely. The planet is now free for Earth to use as they see fit. All the other local powers think Earth committed genocide on purpose. That would cause the formation on a stringent Prime Directive very quickly.
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It's been a long time since Poland girls soccer coach Tom Basel had to prepare for a state semifinal match.
The Tornadoes, who play Section V champion Jasper-Troupsburg (16-4) at 2:30 p.m. Saturday (Nov. 17) at Homer High School in a Class D game, haven't played in a state final four since, well, the dark ages.
Actually it was 1998, but that was before the far-reaching presence of the internet.
"It's not as hard to research as in '98," Basel said. "The internet is a powerful tool."
Basel, in his 16th season with the Poland girls, said he has a pretty good idea about how J-T plays, what players to watch and how the Wildcats defend.
Kaitlin Huyler and Kendall Austin both have 22 goals for state-ranked No. 3 J-T, which is playing in the state semifinals for the first time. Huyler has 11 assists and Austin has eight.
The schools have at least one thing in common. Both schools are sending its boys and girls teams to the state semifinals this weekend. The J-T boys play Fort Ann at 9:15 a.m. Saturday at Middletown's Twin Towers Middle School, preceding the Poland-Chazy match at 12:30 p.m.
The Poland girls, 19-1 and ranked second in the state, have some players who can put the ball in the back of the net, too. Freshman forward Mikayla Blumenstock leads the Tornadoes with 35 goals and six assists. Tara Seigle has 20 goals and 9 assists and Paige Sullivan has 11 goals and 14 assists.
The Tornadoes, though, will be looking to do what they do best: play possession soccer and if that happens, Basel likes Poland's chances.
"We don't have a common opponent," Basel said of Jasper-Troupsburg. "Based on our strengths, I like us against anybody. I feel ready, the team is ready. Bring them on."


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The Amazing Race Season 24 Episode 9 took the contestants to Lucerne, Switzerland.
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After such a hectic week and weekend with our hosting of the Jolly Mon King Mackerel Tournament, it was back to normalcy around the Ocean Isle Fishing Center and time to get back to fishing.
Redfish have been the No. 1 target for most of our trips this past week, and we have enjoyed success on most trips. Black drum have been the secondary target and have also provided excitement at times.
Flounder and trout have joined the action periodically, but they have been incidental catches as we have been targeting other species.
Russell Combs had been communicating with me via email. Combs said he would be bringing his 9-year-old son, Nate Combs, and his 9-year-old nephew, Mike Niemeic, on the charter.
Mark Long, of Harrells, Regina Reep and Elijah Sorenson loaded up their 26-foot boat on Saturday morning with aspirations of catching a big king mackerel.
They were fishing the Jolly Mon King Classic King Mackerel tournament, one of the largest king mackerel tournaments on the East Coast, and they were one of 205 teams competing for the same prize. However, they ended up alone atop the leader board because at 1:15 p.m. a big king mackerel bit their line, and skill and good fortune landed that fish—a very impressive 41.65-pound king mackerel to be exact.
The backwater fishing in the immediate area surrounding Ocean Isle Beach was difficult last week.
The first tropical storm of the season was named early last week, Andrea. It is hard to believe with such a slow start this spring that we would be dealing with a tropical storm so early in the season.
Andrea was forecast to hit our area sometime Friday, but was pushing moisture our way by Thursday. I really did not think we were going fishing, as the weatherman was calling for a 70 percent chance of rain and SSE winds in excess of 20 miles per hour.
I'm an offshore fisherman at heart with a passion for tournament fishing. This week the pinnacle of offshore tournament fishing in Brunswick County arrives by way of the Jolly Mon King Mackerel Tournament. The Jolly Mon has become one of the largest, most festive and lucrative fishing tournaments on the East Coast and is highly anticipated by competitors and their families each year.
So, what makes the Jolly Mon into the unique community event it has become?
The phone rang late in the evening with the voice on the other end saying, "I have live shrimp." It was just the kind of phone call I needed to give my clients and me a great chance at finding a tournament-winning redfish in the Fisherman's Post Flounder Tournament.
Scott Rivers, Deana Rivers and nephew Jackson Simpson got on a red-hot redfish bite with me Saturday morning. The problem we had was landing the right size fish. We had several fish that were too large to handle, breaking our lines and pulling the hooks on several upper slot reds.
Now there's a headline to this column you seldom read. When does that ever happen? I think Mother Nature has finally decided to have pity on us fishermen who have barely survived through the spring. But those of us who endured are being rewarded with record-breaking catches.
The cobia fishing has been the best I have ever seen in my 20-plus years of fishing. Cobia were once just a by-catch of king mackerel fishing, but now they have become a legitimate fishery that can be targeted.
A couple keys to success are:
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9/4/2015 - Well, we finally made it to a soft opening. We are going to open next Thursday, September 10 at 6:30 am and stay open until 1 pm. We're going to give it an easy startup with croissants, a few danishes, scones, casatiello, brioche and other brioche-like breads, baguettes and 1 or 2 other breads, as well as cookies and lavash crackers. As we get busier, we'll add more breads. The espresso machine arrived yesterday and I've been drinking vast quantities, just for quality assurance! I have 3 bakers now and am looking for 4th. Hired a terrific young lady named Jessica to be our head barista. I'm happy with the team we've got here. Thanks so much for reading my nattering. I hope you find yourself in the area and have the time to stop by and see the bakery. I'm quite pleased with the way it's come together.
7/23/2015 - I have 1 wonderful assistant baker, Valerie, and have another, Geri, starting with us on August 3. We will spend the first 2-3 weeks learning all of my breads and working out the kinks, getting our schedules and quantities just right, and then, I hope, we will have a soft opening of the retail area toward the end of August. There will be espresso drinks, croissants and other great pastries, as well as scones, freshly-baked focaccia, baguettes and BREAD! Looking forward to starting this new phase and getting to know our neighbors here in Garden Oaks/Oak Forest!
Bakery Building Update
- Nothing to report. Drive by every couple of days to see if there's any activity.
- New start date....early 2014. Still buying my equipment, so I'm okay with that.
- OOOOOHHHH, there is a new sign on the lot advertising the size spaces that will be available. It's not much, but it's progress!
- Well, another "start within 60 days" promise. Sigh...
- Sometimes in life, one must recognize that it's time to move on...so, I met with my realtor and we've started looking for a different place. Fingers crossed...
- Looked at a huge place on White Oak...too expensive to renovate. Keep looking...
- May have found the spot! More info soon...
- I found a place slightly outside of the Loop. If I build it, will you come? Planning on starting wholesale accounts and moving into retail within 6 months. It's kind of a loooooong soft opening :)
- A good sign...meeting the architect to draw up plans next week.
- Architect is drawing up my plans. Hoping to be in by December. Fingers crossed...
- Drawings going to city today or Monday for permitting. Yea!
- I got an actual key this week! Mine, all mine!
- I will be taking some time off before the bakery opens. I'll be out 9/20, 9/27 and 10/11.
- New facade going up today! Also, a nice mention in The Leader, a Greater Heights newspaper. Thank you for that!
- Plumbing! Plumbing is in the building!
- I can hardly believe it, but the architect notified me that we have all of our permits to start the rest of the build out!
- I'm just going to say it...I have the best contractor EVER -
Skyline Construction
. Once we had the permits, he got on it. I've got plumbing, I've got wiring, I've got duct work, I've got panic attacks! Just kidding, cannot wait to get started in my own space!
- New things I have...water, electricity (Monday), pallets of floor tiles, passed inspections. A happy holiday, indeed!
- I do have light fixtures, I do not have electricity. This must be the part where I have to be patient...
- Centerpoint has 3 days to install my electric meter and then we are a go for actual electricity!
- False alarm, people! We are not a go for electricity! CenterPoint now claims they need up to 4 weeks to upgrade the transformers. They've known since November what the power requirements would be for the building, not just for me, but for all the tenants, and yet they wait until they come out to install the meter to tell us that they need to upgrade the transformers. I'm not saying #ihatecenterpoint, but I am extremely disappointed in their service. And just try to get a "Service Consultant" on the phone; they only respond to email because then, and only then, is there a paper trail.
- Finally! Transformers were upgraded this week and meter is going in today, allegedly. I find it's really not a good idea to count those chickens before they hatch when you are building out a bakery. Fingers crossed!
- It's a good thing I'm not in the business of counting chickens...CenterPoint informed me that they had another 3-5 business days to install the meter, even though I had already been through that waiting period, along with the wait for the transformers. I'm simply saying that I am not a CenterPoint fan at this point. I've been at their mercy a little too much. Finally did get the meter installed, and I should be grateful, I suppose, that it only took them until the following Tuesday to install it. Anyway, I do have electricity, the cabinets and countertops are under construction, and the front area tile should be down this week.
-A lot has happened over the past 2 weeks. The biggest news is that the triple deck oven is out of the retail area and into the kitchen. Had to bump out a wall to do it, but it's there. The retail area floor is so beautiful and the cabinets complement them well. I can't wait to show them to all of you!
- It's been an eventful week. Today the deck ovens were fired up for the first time and I could barely contain myself! I bought a 3-deck oven about 2 years ago and have had it in storage all of this time, so to see them finally brought (slowly) up to 500 degrees today was very exciting. I also had to buy a water filtration system so the steam nozzles on my lovely ovens don't clog up with calcium deposits. The spiral mixer was delivered today, also very exciting, along with an ice machine, an under-the-counter refrigerator for milk, etc., for the espresso machine (coming soon), a giant freezer and a tabletop mixer. I cannot believe we are finally to this point. There have been times I could have pulled my hair out, if it weren't already falling out from stress! I look forward to inviting all of you to come by and see it someday soon!
- I'll just start by noting one thing; opening a food establishment is extremely stressful. Extremely! It took 4 visits by the building inspector to pass the final inspection. It seemed as though every time he came to the bakery there was another requirement that had to be met. I was certain that on Wednesday, 3/25/14, I was going to pass. One, it was his 3rd visit and third time's the charm, right?; two, it was my birthday (3/25); three, the inspector's identification number is 325, just like my birthday; four, we had complied with EVERYTHING. But, sadly, no, it just wasn't meant to be. On that very auspicious date we were told we needed a landing at the back door. Fortunately for me, as I mentioned a long, long, long time ago, I have an amazing general contractor, Masad Baba at Skyline Construction. Yesterday morning at 8 am, his guys were there pouring the concrete and creating the afore-unmentioned landing at the back door. The unauspicious (and, I might add, very unfriendly) building inspector waited most of the day to show up, but he finally did and signed off on the building. That was it, folks, done and done. I will be at the market tomorrow morning, I just really don't know what is coming out of the kitchen yet. I hope to see you, and thanks for making this journey with me!
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After a week of endless speculation, the Housemates were finally put out of their misery tonight.
The Princess of Zamunda – Teclar – was unable to use her 'royal powers' to save herself from Eviction. Julio and the bubbly Hilda from Tanzania are also on the next plane home, after only a week in the game.
As Downille gathered in the lounge, Maneta and Teclar were the first to be told to leave the Big Brother House.
Their fellow Housemates did not seem too gutted about the news and proclaimed "More food for us".
Maneta simply made a dramatic beeline for the Eviction doors, telling Julio not to touch her, as he reached for a hug.
The Zimbabwean Housemate obviously had no inkling she was about to upgrade to posh Upville.
When her older sister Teclar was notified of the end of the road, she held back the tears welling in her eyes.
After she had walked off the stage, Julio and Hilda were notified of their fate too.
Here's how Africa voted this week (13 May 2012). Here's who which country voted for:
Angola: Julio
Botswana: Maneta
Ghana: Hilda
Kenya: Maneta
Liberia: Hilda
Malawi: Maneta
Namibia: Maneta
Nigeria: Hilda
South Africa: Maneta
Sierra Leone: Hilda
Tanzania: Hilda
Uganda: Hilda
Zambia: Maneta
Zimbabwe: Maneta
Rest of Africa: Maneta
Total: Hilda = 6; Julio = 1; Maneta = 8; Teclar = 0 (Total: 15 Votes)
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Awards Note: Awards will be available at Runners Roost Downtown Colorado Springs, starting Sunday March 15. We apologize for not having the on-site ceremony to recognize some outstanding achievements.
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The 5K on St. Patrick's Day kicks off the start of the running season for
runners in the Springs. For most of the races, the weather has been quite
marvelous, with just enough of a nip in the air. The 5K is one of the fastest
5K's in Colorado Springs and will be run on Tejon Street, starting and ending
at Acacia Park. Come on Down(town)!!
Leprechaun Fun Run!
A one mile run up and back on Tejon Street, in front of a crowd is a fun way for your wee ones to participate, and start in their life-long love of running.
More information will be coming soon
Child Care will be available on Race Day during Race time only for the youngsters. Handled by the Colorado
Springs Community Centers for a suggested donation of $5, child care will be available in Acacia Park. You can register the little ones while you are at the EXPO to secure your spot! Look for their Booth at the Expo.
The Donations for child care will benefit the CS Community Centers programs. They will also accept
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Feb 01, 2013 (Bangkok Post - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Businesses are warning ocean liners about vessel robberies occuring along the Eastern Seaboard.
Pornsil Patcharintanakul, a vice-chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, said robberies have picked up the last few years due to rising commodities prices. In the past, robbers only took a few things carried by ocean liners, but the situation has deteriorated these days, he said.
"Commodities such as beans and sugar can easily be resold after the robbery," said Mr Pornsil, adding that some liners have avoided the robberies thanks to tight security.
Importers and exporters have coped so far by claiming the damages from insurance companies, but Mr Pornsil warned that if the robberies becomes more severe, the insurance premiums may rise.
"I don't want to see Thailand becoming more like Somalia. A number of marine patrol officers have not visited enough of the vessels," said Mr Pornsil.
Paiboon Ponsuwanna, chairman of the Thai National Shippers' Council (TNSC), was flabbergasted that ship robberies were returning now after dwindling for more than a decade.
He said in the past, Thai companies were blamed by business partners for being dishonest if the amount of goods shipped to export countries was less than the purchase order.
"It is very bad news for Thai manufacturers that this problem has returned," said Mr Paiboon, adding that agricultural products are the main target.
Although traders can claim the damages with insurance companies, he said the image of Thailand will be seriously affected in the eyes of foreign companies.
In the past, using land transportation could help avoid robberies because Global Positioning System equipment can track lost shipments.
He said TNSC, which represents nearly 3,000 exporters and shippers, will soon discuss this issue among its members to prevent robberies from increasing.
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Blackace wrote: [Wed May 04 2005, 12:01:57AM CDT]> On your guide page, I really feel like the author list would be better > off in the right bar, since for the handbook for instance, the list is > going to get really long.I actually like the author list at the top, but to make it reasonable it would need to list the authors as Joe Buck (Author), Homer Simpson (Editor), ... instead of using one line per entry. Of course, I might change my mind if I actually saw an example w/ the authors from the Handbook.> In addition, the drop down in the top bar seems out of place, perhaps it > would better left aligned in line with the font size adjustment, e-mail, > and print buttons. I do like the buttons though, especially the print > one to link to our ?style=printable, but the e-mail one is probably > unnecessary since we don't have it now, I doubt people would use it > much, and we'd have to implement a script and form behind it, exposing > ourselves to people using it to use our servers to spam people.I agree about the e-mail link, but I rather like the drop-down bar where it is, since it seems reasonable to me that the drop down be part of the location bread-crumbs. *Shrug*> I think the links in the content of the guide page would be better with > solid underlines vs. dotted, since dotted usually implies contextual > help or a "tool tip" which explains an acronym, and the dotted underline > seems to disappear in that much text. > > The background color on <c> and  elements is also much too faint, I > would either bolden it up a little or just leave it out, as a matter of > fact the body text seems a little too faint as well.Reasonable criticisms.> The tables I like very much, but the code listings and warnings just > seem very out of place, colors mostly...for the code listing the green > you use in chapter headings would look better, and I just don't like the > single line on the left, it seems like it's supposed to be an editor's > note or markup more than part of the document, maybe a similar style as > the tables, except a green header row, light blue background would look > better...as for notes and warnings, I'd go with a dotted border like > your author/document info box at the top has, and a light pastel colored > background keyed to what it is, purple for notes, red for warnings, etc. > And on the printable page, I'd drop the light background on the code > listings and everything else like you do for the tables.I actually really like the code listings and the warnings. That said, I don't at all like the vertical scroll bar on the code listings. (I absolutely loathe the horizontal scroll bar, since it's extremely rare that the 80-character limit for

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Arthur J. Tipton, Ph.D., Named President of Controlled Release Society
Birmingham, Ala. – Southern Research Institute today announced that Arthur J. Tipton, Ph.D., President and CEO of Southern Research Institute, has been named president of the Controlled Release Society (CRS) for the 2014-2015 term. The inauguration took place at the Society's annual meeting on July 12 in Chicago with attendees from more than 40 countries.
The Controlled Release Society is an international, interdisciplinary, not-for-profit organization whose guiding purpose is the advancement of delivery science and technology. CRS is the home for experts dedicated to the science of delivery, including delivery scientists, engineers, clinicians, and technical professionals. The primary interest of about 70% of the CRS membership is in the pharmaceutical area (including ~18% animal health) and 30% in the non-pharmaceutical areas (called consumer and diversified products).
Dr. Tipton has worked in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries for more than 25 years. During that time, he has pioneered the use of controlled release technologies through his work in polymer science and engineering.
"It is an honor to be named president of the Controlled Release Society," said Dr. Tipton. "Over the past several decades, controlled release formulations have changed the treatment paradigm for a number of serious health conditions, including cancer, pain management, cardiovascular and central nervous system disorders, and have been involved in many industrial applications such as food flavorings and long acting fertilizers. As controlled release technologies continue to mature, industry and academia are meeting the challenges of developing the next generation of faster, safer, more accessible formulations, and CRS represents the world's leaders in advancing these novel techniques. I look forward to leading this distinguished and important group."
Previously Dr. Tipton held senior positions at Durect Corporation, its wholly-owned subsidiary Southern BioSystems, Birmingham Polymers, and Atrix Laboratories. In 2005, he founded Brookwood Pharmaceuticals, which was subsequently acquired by SurModics and later by Evonik. At Evonik, he served as senior vice president of the Birmingham Division and also led the company's global drug delivery program. Dr Tipton has 31 issued U.S. patents, 22 published U.S. patent applications, and numerous foreign equivalents, with more than 70 presentations and publications.
He is a fellow of AIMBE and CRS and was awarded the CRS Distinguished Service Award in 2012. He serves as an external advisor to the Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and volunteers as a mentor and judge in business plan competitions. His election as president of CRS marks the first time in the organization's 36 year history that it has been led by two individuals of the same organization. Danny H. Lewis, Ph.D., former Head, Biosystems Division for Southern Research Institute, served as president of CRS for the 1982-1983 term.
In his role as president of the Controlled Release Society, Dr. Tipton will continue to serve on the CRS Board of Directors as well as the boards of the Birmingham Venture Club, the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama Foundation, the Biotech Association of Alabama, and as a member of the Alabama Workforce Council spearheaded by Governor Robert Bentley.
Dr. Tipton earned a Ph.D. in Polymer Science and Engineering from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, and a B.S. in Chemistry from Spring Hill College.
About Southern Research Institute
Southern Research Institute is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) scientific research organization founded in 1941 that conducts preclinical drug discovery and development, advanced engineering research in materials, systems development, and environment and energy research. Approximately 500 scientific and engineering team members support clients and partners in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, defense, aerospace, environmental, and energy industries. Southern Research is headquartered in Birmingham, AL, with additional laboratories and offices in Wilsonville and Huntsville, AL, Frederick, MD, Durham, NC, Houston, TX, and Cartersville, GA. For more information visit: http://www.southernresearch.org.News Source : Arthur J. Tipton, Ph.D., Named President of Controlled Release Society
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Simple Tip: No More Watery Iced Coffee
With summer on its way I thought I'd share with you one of my most simple tips. If you love a glass of iced coffee, but hate when it gets all watery, then do yourself a favor and make coffee ice cubes. By making coffee ice cubes you'll ensure your iced coffee won't get diluted and you'll have a good use for this morning's leftover coffee. Just use a clean ice tray, fill with coffee and freeze. Once frozen, remove cubes from the ice trays and put into a large ziploc style freezerbag (this helps protect it from that nasty freezer smell/taste). Use them instead of regular ice cubes and ta da! No more watery iced coffee for you!
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Slash left GNR in 1996. Since then, him and the infamous frontman Axl Rose haven't exactly been on speaking terms. According to Slash, the original Guns N Roses members have reconciled and are on friendly terms again. Now this doesn't exactly mean they'll be performing together anytime soon, but its a spark of hope for GNR fans. In a recent TV interview in Sweden, Slash revealed that the two had made-up, but when asked about a potential performance, he quickly wanted to change the subject. However, he did give his opinion on Donald Trump. Check out the videos below. One is the interview where Slash talked about the two becoming friends, and the other is what he admires most about Axl.
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The Islamic Community is halfway through their holy month of Ramadan. It is also the ninth month in its calendar. In the year 2010 it extends from August 11th through September 9th.
The Islamic Community is halfway through their holy month of Ramadan. It is also the ninth month in its calendar. In the year 2010 it extends from August 11th through September 9th.
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The Impact of Horizontal Strategic Alliances on the U.S. Steel Industry
Ojode, Lucy, Journal of Business Strategies
Despite the popularity of strategic alliances among firms, the public is ambivalent about the industry impact of horizontal alliances. It is not apparent that the benefits of alliances to the firm also accrue to the industry. This paper examined the U.S. steel industry data from 1977 to 1997 to determine the potential impacts of capability horizontal alliances on industry competitive structure. The results are indicative of positive impacts on industry competitiveness (profitability and productivity) and competitive structure (price competition and declining industry concentration). A capability hypothesis is offered that posit that horizontal alliances that enhance partner firms 'capabilities may diffuse critical capabilities or 'best practices' within an industry thereby raising the average level of competitiveness in the industry and inducing competitive pressures that can result in price competition and erode industry concentration.
Strategic alliances are the "relatively enduring inter-firm cooperative arrangements that involve flows and linkages that utilize resources and/or governance structures from autonomous organizations, for the joint accomplishment of individual goals linked to the corporate mission of each sponsoring firm" (Parkhe, 1991: 581). Investors generally view alliance announcements favorably (Das, Sen, and Sengupta, 1998) since alliances enable firms to share resources, manage risk, and create value (Chart et al., 1997). However, consumers are wary of horizontal alliances or cooperative arrangements between competing firms that could result in anti-competitive maneuvers as partner firms seek to manage industry-induced uncertainties (Burgers, Hill, and Kim, 1993). Yet, horizontal alliances also provide proximity to competitor capabilities and expose these capabilities as 'templates' that partners could use in 'learning-by-doing' in developing new capabilities while leveraging current stock of capabilities (Hamel, 1991). Therefore, horizontal alliances that enhance capabilities such as process technologies (Mueiler and Herstatt, 2000) could diffuse best practices or innovation and induce competitive rivalry within an industry. While economic literature is elaborate on the anti-competitive consequences of horizontal alliances, competitive consequences have been confined to scale economies (e.g., Williamson, 1968). The potential to diffuse capabilities and induce industry competition is relatively unexplored, a lack this paper addresses by examining the potential impact of horizontal alliances on industry competitive (pricing and concentration) structure.
Horizontal Alliances and Organizational Capabilities
Capabilities are routines or repeated complex organizational patterns of resource and activity coordination that enables efficient functioning (Nelson and Winters, 1982). Capabilities are embedded in organizational factors such as physical characteristics of production capacity that symbolize the potential economies of scale and scope determined by throughput. "Such economies depend on knowledge, skill, experience, and teamwork-on the organized human capabilities essential to exploit the potential of technological processes" (Chandler, 1990:24). Firms focus on capabilities embedded in intangible or information resources such as, technology, consumer trust, brand image, control of distribution, corporate culture and management skills that have a significant potential for sustaining competitive advantage (Barney, 1991). However, such intangible resource based or 'strategic' capabilities are costly to assemble and maintain (Chi, 1994; Teece and Pisano, 1994). Firms generally lack ancillary capabilities necessary for all activities in the production chain mandating outsourcing of some capabilities. Although such capability outsourcing can be consummated in arms-length market transactions, collaborative modes or hybrid organizational forms such as horizontal strategic alliances often economize on transaction costs (Chi, 1994; Dyer, 1997). …


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"Jackson-Vanik has become a bit of a political football whose lofty ideals at times have been dragged into more everyday trade disputes. Russia no doubt will "graduate" from Jackson-Vanik at some point in the future, most likely as part of its World Trade Organization accession process," according to Kennan Institute Deputy Director William E. Pomeranz.
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New Front Opens in Syria as Rebels Say Al Qaeda Attack Means War
New front opens in Syria as rebels say al Qaeda attack means war.
Syrian rebels said on Friday the assassination of one of their top commanders by al Qaeda-linked militants was tantamount to a declaration of war, opening a new front for the Western-backed fighters struggling against President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
Rivalries have been growing between the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and the Islamists, whose smaller but more effective forces control most of the rebel-held parts of northern Syria more than two years after pro-democracy protests became an uprising.
"We will not let them get away with it because they want to target us," a senior FSA commander said on condition of anonymity after members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant killed Kamal Hamami on Thursday.
"We are going to wipe the floor with them," he said.
Hamami, also known by his nom de guerre, Abu Bassir al-Ladkani, is one of the top 30 figures on the FSA's Supreme Military Command.
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Free Syrian Army fighters carry their weapons as they prepare themselves prior to an offensive again …
His killing highlights how the West's vision of a future, democratic Syria is unraveling.
Assad appeared close to defeat a year ago when rebels killed top officials in a bomb attack and pushed deep into Damascus. Now, with military and financial support from Russia and Iran, he has pushed the rebels back to the outskirts of the capital and put them on the defensive in the south while radical Islamists assert control over the north.
The FSA commander said the al Qaeda-linked militants had warned FSA rebels that there was "no place" for them where Hamami was killed in Latakia province, a northern rural region of Syria bordering Turkey where Islamist groups are powerful.
Other opposition sources said the killing followed a dispute between Hamami's forces and the Islamic State over control of a strategic checkpoint in Latakia and would lead to fighting.
The two sides have previously fought together from time to time, but the Western and Arab-backed FSA, desperate for greater firepower, has recently tried to distance itself to allay U.S. fears any arms it might supply could reach al Qaeda.
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Scientists once thought there were fewer than half a dozen "intelligence genes," but researchers are discovering there are a lot more than that.
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That's kept scientists from being able to identify which specific genes are involved.
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Bonaire is the Eastern-most Caribbean island in the "ABC" island chain, made up of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. Located in the Netherlands Antilles (often called the Dutch Caribbean), the island is a mere 40 miles north of Venezuela. Bonaire covers 112 square miles, is 24 miles long and 3 to 7 miles across. Long known as one of the Caribbean's most outstanding dive destinations, Bonaire has something for everyone. Beautiful shallow coral gardens teeming with brightly colored fish life. Dramatic walls of hard and soft corals, a large variety of unusual marine life such as the timid seahorse and the hard to spot frog fish. The shore diving in Bonaire is plentiful and easily accessible, allowing the most avid divers the opportunity to do as much diving as they want. When not diving, enjoy several top side attractions such as; hundreds of pink flamingos roaming wild, dramatic desert landscapes, picturesque villages, charming people and even a pink beach. For the less active…you can hang out by the hotel's fresh water pool and sip a drink with an umbrella. Whatever your interests – Bonaire will not disappoint!
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text: The Message in "Generations Rising" 51st ISNA Convention By Imam Abdullah El-Amin, TMO Br. Sohaib Sultan. The 51st annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) certainly the largest annual gathering of Muslims in the United States seems to moving to even higher ground as plans for the Labor Day weekend convention take shape. Led by Brother Sohaib Sultan, ISNA Executive Council Member, a cadre of primarily young, energetic Muslims is excited about the opportunity to produce put this program together. The theme of this year's convention, GenerationsRise – Elevating Muslim American Culture, says it all. We're all working together. The organizing CPC met at ISNA headquarters recently to begin the task of designing the entire program working in conjunction with local communities, particularly the host city of Detroit, Michigan. The CPC promises to add new and exciting additions to the programs while maintaining the vision and mission that has built the organization to what is today – the right blend of "young energy†and experienced caution†According to Br. Sohaib Sultan, the "s†was intentionally left on Generations as a sign of the inclusion of the entire Muslim community. This year a special emphasis will be focused on interacting with the host city. The CPC has decided that no longer will ISNA chose a city, go to that city, and leave that city without reflecting the flavor of that host city, and intends to continue that direction in future conventions. For instance the City of Detroit is known as having a rich history in many areas including the Motor City, Motown, great museums and other institutions, including the largest African American museum in the country. The Detroit area is also home to the City of Dearborn which is rich with Arab and Muslim culture and is also home to the largest Arab American Museum in the country. Entertainment and activities will reflect that cultural and ethnic makeup. It is also no secret that the City of Detroit is beset with many problems, like other large urban areas. Unemployment, a large budget deficit that has led to Detroit being the largest city to file for bankruptcy and the operation of the city being taken over by an Emergency Manager are some of the challenges facing the city at present. ISNA, being sensitive to this, plans to interact with political, civic, and business leaders to leave some positive recognition and assistance in some areas of need. Bro. Sohaib and the committee are working earnestly to make this, the best ever. We anticipate a great gathering. As Salaam alaikum, (Al Hajj) Imam Abdullah El-Amin Author of the recently released book, THE SPIRITUAL ADAM: Reflections to tap into our power as human beings 16-9 February 20, 2014 by TMO 0 comments 27 viewson *The Muslim Observer, 16-9, MMN News Services, MMNS, Volume 16 Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus Pinterest Linkedin Mail this article Print this article Next: New Mosque / MAS Quran Institute Opens in Detroit Previous: New Michigan Foreclosure Law Makes Homeowners More Vulnerable to Losing Their Homes


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|Timothy Schutz - 4th Judicial District Judge
Division 9
Judge Timothy J. Schutz
Biography: Judge Schutz graduated, with honors, from Moorhead State University in 1984, with a B.A. in Psychology and a Minor in Political Science. He attended law school at the University of North Dakota, receiving his Juris Doctorate, with distinction, in 1987. While in law school, he served as Editor in Chief of the North Dakota Law Review, and was selected to membership in the Order of the Coif.
Judge Schutz served as the President of the El Paso County Bar Association in 2004. He also served as the President of the El Paso County Bar Foundation in 2006 and 2007. Judge Schutz was a member of the Board of Directors of the Colorado Legal Aid Foundation from 2007 through 2010. He was appointed to the Judicial Performance Commission in January of 2008, and served as member of the Commission until his appointment to the District Court in 2010. Judge Schutz is currently serving as the President of the Pikes Peak Pro Bono Project, and co-chair of the Minority Overrepresentation Committee of the Fourth Judicial District.
Prior to his appointment to the bench, Judge Schutz enjoyed a distinguished career as a lawyer, specializing in the areas of civil litigation, intellectual property, land use disputes, and the representation of special districts.
Judge Schutz was appointed to the El Paso County District Court effective November 1, 2010. Judge Schutz considers it a privilege and honor to serve the residents of the State of Colorado. It is his goal to bring equal measures of humanity, diligence and scholarship to his judicial calling.
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Schedule: The Court works diligently to accommodate the inherent vagaries of a civil and juvenile docket. A typical week on the Court's calendar is:
Juvenile Weeks
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*2 cases set per half hour
Settings 8:30am
Trial Start
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Trial Continued
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Contested Hearings & Termination Hearings 130pm
Trial Continued
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Pretrial Readiness Conference
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Trial Start
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Trial Continued
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Trial Continued
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9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Case Management Conferences
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General Division Procedures:
Phone Calls: Division 9 strives to return phone calls promptly. If you have not heard back from the Division within 24 hours, please call again.
Inclement Weather: The Court does not close for inclement weather, absent unusual circumstances. If El Paso County buildings are closed, the Courthouse is closed as well. Otherwise, the Court will conduct business as usual.
Civil Docket Information:
Settings: Potential hearing dates given at setting conferences are not held for the parties. Counsel are to promptly contact the division staff to confirm the date and time selected. Simply filing a notice without calling the Division Clerk to advise of the final date selection is not sufficient to reserve the date on the Court's calendar. If counsel cannot agree upon a date within 72 hours of the setting, the Court will select a date for the parties.
Trial Dates: Trial dates are given at the Case Management Conference only. Counsel should have their calendars available for the setting of trials at the Case Management Conference.
Appearances: Parties are welcome to appear in person at all conference, hearings and trial dates. Counsel are expected to appear in person for the Case Management Conference, Pre-Trial Readiness Conference, and all hearings. All hearings and trial dates remain set absent an Order from the Court, regardless of settlement.
Vacating Court Dates: Counsel are advised that agreements among themselves to vacate Court dates or extend deadlines are ineffectual absent explicit approval by the Court.
Ruling on Motions: Division 9 strives to rule on ripe motions within 30 days. If a motion is pending for more than 30 days after it is fully briefed, litigants are encouraged to contact the Division clerk for status.
Oral Argument: The Court will occasionally order oral argument on its own motion. The parties are invited and encouraged to request oral argument if they believe it would be of material assistance to the Court's understanding of the issues presented.
Record: The record in civil proceedings is typically kept by the Court's electronic recording device. Parties wishing to arrange for a court reporter should refer to the Chief Judge Order regarding Freelance Court Reporters and contact the Division Clerk in advance of the appearance date with any questions.
Civil Trial Procedures:
Jury Instructions: Counsel are to provide the Court with jury instructions the Wednesday prior to trial. They are to be provided in an electronic format to include: proposed stipulated instructions, plaintiff's proposed instructions, and defendant's proposed instructions. Each set is to be formatted as one Word document to help facilitate changes made by the Court. Please no scanned instructions.
Please format the jury instructions as follows:
Arial 12 point font
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Case caption on verdict forms
Exhibits: If exhibits are anticipated, exhibits are to be pre-marked and included in exhibit notebooks to be provided for the witness, opposing counsel, and the Court. Counsel are encouraged to utilize exhibit notebooks for individual jurors. Counsel are encouraged to utilize a single exhibit notebook to include Plaintiff and Defendant exhibits. Alternately, exhibits may be included in the juror notebook issued by the Court. If this is desired please provide the stipulated exhibits to the Court clerk no later than 2:00pm the Friday prior to trial. There is also a television in the courtroom which is owned by the District Attorney's Office. If you would like to use the television to publish exhibits please contact the District Attorney for authorization (719)520-6169.
Voir Dire: A jury panel seating chart will be completed by the Court Judicial Assistant and distributed to all parties and all Division 9 staff. The Court will consider affording each counsel a mini-opening statement, not to exceed two minutes, before voir dire begins. The Court will consider giving relevant instructions to the jury panel during voir dire if requested by counsel at the Pre-Trial Readiness Conference.
Potential jurors shall be questioned using the "modified civil" method by which all panel members in the courtroom are to be questioned regardless of where they are presently seated in the jury box. Typically the last juror into the jury box is the alternate juror. Questions to the jury panel shall be focused on bias, fairness, impartiality, and legal impairments to jury service. Hypothetical questions concerning potential evidence in the case should be avoided. Promises from jurors will not be solicited. To the extent a potential juror expresses a hardship, the court will consider that issue at the conclusion of the general voir dire process and counsel will refrain from offering to excuse the juror due to hardship. Batson challenges must be made immediately upon the announcement of a questionable strike.
Standard Notices and Orders in Civil Cases
Order Regarding Service of Process: This standard Order is issued in all civil cases at the time the case is filed, and informs the parties of the deadlines for effectuating service of process and filing motions for default.
Order Regarding Case Management Conference: This is a standard Order that is issued in all civil cases at the time an answer is filed. It requires the parties to promptly set a Case Management Conference, and explains the issues that will be addressed by the parties and the Court at the Case Management Conference.
Civil Case Management Order: The Court does not use a general case management order. Typically, the Court will follow the case management guidelines set forth in C.R.C.P. 16 and 26. If the parties believe variance from these guidelines is necessary, they should be prepared to discuss the same at the Case Management Conference.
Trial Management Order: The Court does not have a standing trial management order. The Court will expect the parties to timely submit a trial management order that complies with the provisions of C.R.C.P. 16.
Discovery Orders: The Court does not have a standard order addressing discovery protocol. Counsel are expected to abide by the letter and spirit of the discovery rules and their ethical obligations to each other, their clients, and the Court.
Conferral Obligations: The Court strictly enforces the letter and spirit of C.R.C.P. 121, §1-15(8). Before filing any motion, counsel must speak with one another concerning the issue presented. The conferral must be conducted in person or by telephone – counsel must actually speak to one another. Electronic communications, emails and letters do not fulfill counsels' obligation. Failure to meet this conferral obligation will result in the Court summarily denying the subject motion.
Telephone Conference: If the parties, after fulfilling their conferral obligations, are unable to resolve their disagreement they are invited to contact the Division 9 Clerk to set a brief telephone conference with the Court. Often the Court can make 10-15 minutes available to counsel within twenty-four hours, and such conferences are frequently useful in resolving or focusing the parties' dispute.
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Calling of Cases: The Court will determine, with the input from counsel, the order in which cases are called promptly on docket days. Docket sessions will commence on time; if parties need to discuss issues with counsel, they are advised to arrive early enough to permit those discussions before the hearing begins.
Trial Readiness Dates: The Division sets Trial Readiness Conferences at 8:00 a.m. on the Wednesday preceding the trial date.
Motion Hearings: A motion hearing date will not be set unless specifically requested by counsel or the Court.
Jury Instructions: The County Attorney is to provide the Court with jury instructions the Wednesday prior to trial. They are to be provided in an electronic format to include: proposed stipulated instructions, plaintiff's proposed instructions, Respondent's proposed instructions and GAL proposed instructions. Each set is to be formatted as one Word document to help facilitate changes made by the Court. Please no scanned instructions. Please format the jury instructions as follows:
Arial 12 point font
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Case caption on verdict forms
Writs: Writs are to be filed with the Court no less than fourteen days prior to the hearing. Writs are to be completed by Respondent Counsel, unless otherwise directed by the Court.
Case Management Order for Juvenile Cases: The Court's standing Case Management Order for Juvenile Cases applies to all juvenile cases, unless a contrary Order is entered by the Court. The Parties may seek to modify the standard Case Management Order by Motion if necessary to address the particular circumstances of a given case.
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|Monitoring the occurrence of PAHs in Irish wastewater effluent.
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|Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are commonly occurring environmental pollutants, 8 of which have been chosen from the list of priority substances in the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD). The levels of PAHs in the environment are affected by a number of emission factors including anthropogenic activities, population equivalents, and weather, all of which must be taken into account when monitoring levels of PAHs being released into the environment via waste water treatment plant effluent. Effluent samples have been collected from nine different wastewater treatment plants in 2 areas of Ireland (Dublin and Cork) over a period of 3 years (2009-2011), including several weeks of high intensity sampling. Solid phase extraction is used in the sample preparation process with subsequent analysis by gas chromatography with mass spectrometric detection (GCMS). All samples analysed contained the priority PAHs in this study; however levels detected do not exceed environmental quality standards (EQSs). Herein these results are related to a number of key emission factors affecting the levels of PAHs present in wastewater treatment plant effluent. This study aims to complement storm water studies and inform future targeted priority substance monitoring programmes.
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Love your platoon and enjoy your fight
Patriots we will reward you
Our nation will be so proud of you
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2003 is a cruel and ruthless ruler, concerned only with power and furthering the span of her empire. Rising to power after clawing her way through the military ranks, 2003 cast off her former name and identity and assumed her position as Supreme Commander. Her desire for absolute control extends into her daily life, causing her to behave obsessively over even the most minor things. She refuses to accept advice from others, deeming their word below hers and therefore not viable opinions. Though she can handle herself well in terms of military tactics, 2003
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perambulate, walk about, walk around(verb)
walk with no particular goal
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To walk with no real planned destination, but to just walk, to meander "around".
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Indiana (16-17) at Connecticut (9-24)
Katie Douglas understandably showed some rust in her first game back after missing 30 due to injury, but she'll get another chance to find her groove before the Indiana Fever begin their title defense in the playoffs.
Indiana looks to secure the Eastern Conference's third seed as it visits the last-place Connecticut Sun in the regular-season finale Sunday.
The defending WNBA champion Fever (16-17) had been without Douglas since she scored 17 points in a loss to Atlanta on May 31. The 13-year veteran had been recovering from a bulging disc in her back, but she returned for Friday's 66-63 victory over New York.
"It was definitely one of the toughest and trying times of my career," Douglas said. "It was a long process, but I'm happy to finally put that behind me and be back on the court."
Douglas scored 11 points but shot 3 of 13 - including 1 of 8 from 3-point range - in 29 minutes.
"I expect her instead of shooting 3 for 13 to shoot about 9 for 13," coach Lin Dunn said. "But I thought she played well."
Douglas admitted to feeling rusty, but the four-time All-Star and Dunn said she'll see more minutes in this contest in preparation for the playoffs.
"Obviously, there's going to be some timing, some rhythm for me," Douglas said. "I'm just happy that I was able to get out there and compete."
Indiana was able to secure its ninth consecutive postseason appearance while Douglas was sidelined as Tamika Catchings led the way. Last season's WNBA finals MVP scored 23 points and grabbed 10 rebounds Friday.
The Fever are tied with Washington for the conference's third seed, with the Mystics facing New York on Sunday. If Indiana wins, it will face No. 2 seed Atlanta in a rematch of last season's conference semifinals because it holds the tiebreaker with Washington. However, a loss along with a Mystics victory would set up a first-round matchup with first-place Chicago.
Connecticut fell to the Fever in three games in last year's East finals, but after winning 25 games to take the regular-season conference title in 2012, it will be looking to avoid a 25th defeat Sunday.
The Sun (9-24) hold the league's worst record and had only seven players available due to injury in Friday's 82-56 loss to Washington.
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This is a SUPER moist chocolate vegan cake. This does make a small batch, and although it has 1 1/2 cups of sugar, the sweetness is so mild.
*Side note: don't skip the almond extract! It really makes a difference.
- 1 ½ cup flour
- 1/3 cup cocoa powder
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1 ½ cup sugar
- ½ cup vegetable oil
- 1 cup cold water
- 2 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 tsp. almond extract
- 2 tsp. vinegar
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
Spray a small baking pan (8×12) with vegetable spray or Baker's Joy.
Combine dry ingredients directly in the pan. Mix all the wet ingredients
In a small bowl, combine remaining ingredients leaving out the vinegar until the final step.
Combine wet and dry ingredients, stirring together in pan until well combined. Stir in the vinegar rapidly and immediately place pan into preheated oven and bake for 25 to 30 minutes.
Optional: You can stir in 1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips just before baking to make a richer cake with melted chocolate bits or swirls.
CupQuequito Says... 2010-08-08 09:38:21
**Not sure where the "combine dry ingredients directly in the pan", came from... BUT, I add all dry ingredients to my mixing bowl, WITH the wet and mix well. Vinegar is DEFIANTLY the last step!**
This recipe also doesn't like to be doubled, tripled for smaller pans. Great for 1/2 or full sheets.
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. . . In the 18th and 19th century wrestling was one of the top 3 sports in Western Europe and America. George Washington wrestled as did Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, Theodore Roosevelt, and many many other top members of American as well as European society. In the first half of the 20th century a number of new sports like American football certainly rose and overtook it, but it was still considered the most manly of the sporting endeavors so you had the likes of George Patton, Norman Schwarzkopf, Dwight Eisenhower, John McCain, and many other names people know all too well who wrestled.
Then Title IX managed to do a body blow to American wrestling. By mandating equal numbers of men and women in college sports it created a situation where the most popular male sport which took up a huge number of male slots (Football) was not going to be cut so schools had to make more female sports teams and/or kill other male sports teams and wrestling in colleges around the country took a massive hit. That has been slowly turning around by the way as more schools have of late been bringing it back as things like female wrestling teams have started to take off allowing schools to comply with Title IX and have male wrestling at the same time.
I like Graeco-Roman wrestling and I am sad to see it out of the Olympics for its historical significance, but I cannot help but laugh at
's rant how it's a the manliest sport, befitted of American presidents and war generals above "horse dancing" and such effeminate activities, and it's all the feminists' fault.
In what way is
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