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One food thing that people I know pick up on quickly that aside from being "really into candy" I also am a big fan of root beer. I am not a big soda drinker at all. I maybe have a soda once every 4-5 months if that, but I am just rabid for root beer. That's why when OldTimeCandy.com offered me samples, I immediately looked to see if they carried the IBC root beer floats hard candies that I've had a hard time finding. I was in luck because sure enough they did, so I asked if I could have a few for the review.
There's a difference between the IBC root beer barrels and the IBC root beer floats. The floats, that I have here, have a vanilla section of the hard candy to mimic the ice cream. It does add an extra flavor element while keeping the authenticity of root beer. Who doesn't love a root beer float?
The flats are about the size of a pecan. The edges are round so there's no sharp edges to catch on your mouth. The vanilla half and the root beer half are split pretty close to 50/50. The cellophane wrapper with the IBC root beer logo in red is simple and attractive.
The candy smells slightly spicy. The flavor starts out sweet, them blossoms into that full root beer flavor. Woodsy notes of spice, wintergreen, anise and cola all mix together to make this really fantastic rich root beer flavor. The vanilla float side adds a creaminess to the flavor and really smooths the flavor out. Its so wonderful!
I love these IBC root beer floats. They really are an extremely versatile and delicious candy. I'd like to make a batch of root beer cupcakes and use these as a decorative top. I also love keeping these in my purse for long days at work and long car drives to help keep my focus. Plus they're so tasty! I must for any root beer lover out there.
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"It's wonderful to have so many sugar-free and reduced-fat products to work with today! " says Wanda Benda of Jackson, Minnesota. "This dreamy dessert satisfies our chocolate cravings and is easy to double for guests." —
- 1 cup chocolate wafer crumbs
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 packages (1.3 ounces each) sugar-free cook-and-serve chocolate pudding mix
- 3-1/2 cups fat-free milk
- 3 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese, cubed
- 2 cups reduced-fat whipped topping
- 2 tablespoons chopped pecans
- In a small bowl, combine the wafer crumbs, sugar and butter; press onto the bottom of an 8-in. square dish coated with cooking spray. Cover and refrigerate.
- In a large saucepan, combine the pudding mixes and milk until smooth. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat; cool slightly.
- Spread half of the pudding over crust. Stir cream cheese into remaining pudding until smooth; gently spread over pudding layer. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or until set.
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"The top layer did not set well at all. Followed directions exactly, but it ended up like regular pudding, not very firm after setting in refrigerator overnight. I used a pre-made Oreo crust to save time."
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As a backup? no.
In some other non-playing capacity, welcome back B-diddy.
It's going to be a behind the scenes mentoring role. Seem Davis has been working with Knicks staff since the injury and beyond free agency.
who do we have left that needs to be mentored, we have a old team minus Shump
i hope he comes back, whatever it is. baron is a true soldier who played his ass off injured and loved every minute of it, never regretting. unlike somebody.


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Dracula vs. Jekyll & Hyde opened at the Off Broadway Theatre on Sept. 30 to give fans of the parody theater a double dose of randomness for Halloween.
The play runs till Oct. 29
And when we say random, we really mean it. For starters, the play is introduced by Luigi (DRU) from Super Mario Brothers, who randomly shows up in scenes throughout the play—to sing and play his accordion.
So, it's best not to even try to make sense of the plot, but we're going to: Dr. Jekyll (Clarence Strohn) takes a formula that turns him into the destructive Mr. Hyde, and murders start occurring in London's street. Jekyll tries to hide his transformations, while romancing Mary Shelley (Heather Holmgren), the love of his life who's hated by his mother, a witch from Salem (Clarissa Armstrong). Dracula (Eric Jensen) is also on the scene, and Scottish Inspector McHelsing (Bus Riley) suspects the vampire as the murderer. Dracula's given another of Jekyll's formulas that takes away vampire powers, but when the murders continue, he needs to "revamp" to help stop the real killer with the inspector and Bobby Brady (Mike Brown)—even if it's Dr. Jekyll himself.
The show was written a while back by Jon Baty and Eric Jensen.
Baty also directs the play and filled in for Jensen as Dracula in the show we saw, so unfortunately we can't comment much on Jensen's performance, except to say he's hysterical in everything else we've seen him in.
Strohn is always funny in OBT shows and doesn't let the audience down in this one. His transformations into Mr. Hyde are a sight to see.
Baty did the best he could as Dracula on short notice—even though his accent slowly changed over the course of the show. It started out Transylvanian, but eventually it was like watching Cheech as Dracula. The improv pros at Off Broadway picked up on the flaw and made fun of it. After that, Baty just kept the new accent for the character the rest of the show, which strangely worked out great.
Some of the funniest scenes are Dracula and Hyde's fights, which consist of dancing around until one throws a punch. Another great part in the show is Hyde's battle with an owl and Dracula getting drunk after he bites a couple of hobos with very high blood-alcohol level. Dracula's Rocky-type training montage is also a must-see.
Love the music, too. They sample a tune from the classic Universal Dracula film. Heather Holmgren does a great job singing, and the entire cast gets together for four renditions of the main song in the play, Murder in the Streets, which changes slightly based on the story's progression each time.
Unfortunately, the crowd just doesn't respond to some of the jokes or references, like "porkchops and applesauce!" Click here if you didn't pick up on it.
Overall: We rate this one somewhere in the middle of shows we've seen at the Off Broadway Theatre. It's funny, random and a great to see with the family, but it's just sort of hard to follow and while most are hysterical, some jokes and references don't totally catch on. We saw the first show, and it should get funnier as it progresses, so see it if you have a free weekend. Don't miss OBT's other current show Forever Dead.


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Tightrope (Wondamix) ft. B.o.B & Lupe Fiasco
Love diz song......all my fav artist r on this track!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And watch me tightrope
Lupe, the only reason I listened to this is because you were on it!! Love your suit with LASERS on it in the music video!
This is TOO good!! I hope B.o.B and Lupe do more stuff together in the future! And include Janelle, cuz she killed it!!
Lupe, THIS IS TRUTH. I have had favorite artists before but none who touch the soul and speak truth regardless of what "they" all do... I was a huge Pac and Wayne fan forever, and still am. I used to spin their shit and every gig but after finding you, the dude who cleared my view, they seem like shadows of a desirable past, or failed attempt like good conscience that just came and went. "THIS IS THE ARTIST I HAVE WAITED FOR MY WHOLE LIFE" Is what i said. The one who is gonna change the way people think and bring back feeling and love to making ALL KINDS OF music. Build the future with the gift you have, and keep given all of us the ONE VOICE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AS TRUTH... The ONE artist that has the ducks lined up no matter what they try and cover up.. you are the best, Never stop, US FANS WILL BE YOUR VEST. thats whats up Sincerely, ME.. US -Lupe, never change what you came here to do.. your an inspiration to a lot of people and thats the truth, now get back to the booth and let loose
Dope! funny enough my favourite gal (janelle), the person i see as the best rapper in the world (lupe) n the guy who i think has the game at the moment (B.O.B). sick track. Next tym PLS feature Blu.


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How can the Democrats counter that—shall we call it odd?—Clint Eastwood empty-chair speech at the Republican National Convention? Call in Betty White.
CNN reports that petitions on Facebook and Change.org are asking that the 90-year-old actress be allowed to help introduce President Barack Obama before his speech Thursday at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. But are officials listening?
"Clint Eastwood, the Republicans' 'mystery guest' at the RNC, gave a bad name to older Americans everywhere with his absurd and awkward-to-watch introduction of Governor Romney," Change.org's petition reads, according to the network. "Take action today if you want to see a real (old) Hollywood icon get a political introduction right!"
So far, more than 34,000 people have "liked" the "Bring Betty White to the DNC" page on Facebook, while the Change.org petition has nearly 11,500 virtual signatures.
Will the Hot in Cleveland star heat things up in Charlotte? White's rep tells CNN no, but our fingers are still crossed. As one Facebook post says, White may be off her rocker, but at least she's not talking to it.
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Bono Bono gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Martin Lawrence gets papped
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Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin have been creeped at a restaurant once I think by another patron. And one time she was walking backstage at a Coldplay show and in the background you could see him. But there's never been a pap shot of them in the same frame with both their faces before. Full Story
Skeeve & Skeeze
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Leonardo DiCaprio hosted a fundraiser last night in Saint Tropez to raise money for his foundation. It's a gala. And he still looks gross. Many of Leo's celebrity friends showed up to support him. Jared Leto was there. Bono performed (he owns an estate nearby) and so did Robin Thicke. Full Story
Taylor Swift: Globes longest train
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Taylor Swift wore Carolina Herrera. I don't think I saw a dress with a longer train. Guess what I don't like about it. Yes. It's taffeta. And she's meeting her prince with a sash across his chest who's carrying a sword on his way to rescue her. OK so that makes total sense. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Many thanks to the major players for their Christmas kindness - no eloping, no divorcing, no adopting, no getting caught cheating, no super scandal to interrupt the long holiday weekend giving the gossip business an extended break. Is Matthew McConaughey considered a Major Player anymore? Was he ever? Not being facetious. Just really curious about how you'd rank him. In some conversations, "Major Player" includes a Kardashian. I'd like to believe that that sh-t peaked in 2011.
It'll be a light week of posting until everyone resumes a normal schedule right after the New Year. For those of you who keep asking about Blake and Ryan though, and there are a lot of you, yes, I do have exclusive details about their multi-destination Christmas. More on that later.
Wouldn't it have been great to have been in Ireland, at the entrance to St Stephen's Park in Dublin, to see Bono and Glen Hansard busking for charity on Christmas Eve?
Yours in gossip,
From The Sky Down
You'll have to excuse the huge Canadian flag plastered all over this article. It's just... there was a lot of swagger to go around last night at the opening of the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival as Bono and the Edge arrived to screen Davis Guggenheim's From The Sky Down, a documentary about Achtung Baby, the album that brought the band back from the brink. Full Story
A face untouched
Christy Turlington attended the Modelinia Beautiful Friends Forever Bracelets event in NY yesterday to Benefit Save The Children. We debate a lot about who's had what done and how etc etc etc and we disagree on a lot too but can we agree to agree all the time, every single day that this is all natural and perfect? Always? I will FIGHT you on it. Full Story
Madonna, Sean, and Elvis
I always wished Madonna's birthday was not on August 16. Because August 16 is when Elvis died. It seemed like bad luck to me. I've mentioned my Elvis obsession when I was younger, right? One of the details that always upset me was how heavy his coffin was. Oh Elvis. Anyway, today is Madonna's 52nd. Full Story
Bono on break
As you know, Bono had emergency back surgery in May necessitating the postponement of the North American leg of the U2 360 Degree tour until fall. He's been convalescing at his home Eze-sur-Mer but on Sunday borrowed Sir Philip Green's (Topshop) helicopter to go house shopping in Nice close to where the Brange and the Beckhams live. Full Story
Ben Barnes, Oscar Wilde, CS Lewis, and Bono
Movie release dates are very confusing. I thought Dorian Gray was out a long time ago. And it's available now on Air Canada, at least it was when we flew Toronto to Frankfurt en route to Nice. So I thought it had already opened in North America but now I'm not entirely sure since Ben Barnes was promoting it today in Spain. Full Story
To be in Berlin
SO unfair. Oh to be in Berlin. For the MTV Europe Awards tonight. U2 and Jay-Z. F-ck. F-CK. Daydreaming about wearing that Chanel dress, on a date with Franco, at the Brandenburg gate, just have to write the dialogue… Photos from Wenn.com Full Story
Bono & Marley
I wrote yesterday that U2 fans have been keeping up with the Bono motorcade while they're in town and a lucky fan was invited inside his SUV the other night for a photo. Her name is Marley. The photo is attached. And the story is the cutest. In Marley's words:Hey! I'm the fan that bono invited into his SUV! It was definitely the most exciting experience of my life and he was so incredibly nice. Full Story


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Arena Pharmaceuticals entered into a co-development and license agreement with Ildong Pharmaceutical for temanogrel, Arena's inverse agonist of the serotonin 2A receptor. The agreement grants Ildong exclusive rights to commercialize temanogrel in South Korea for myocardial infarction, acute coronary syndrome, stroke, peripheral artery disease, and other cardiovascular diseases, subject to further development and regulatory approval of temanogrel. Initially, Ildong will be responsible for funding and conducting the next two planned clinical trials in this program.
Ildong has agreed to pay Arena a $2 million development milestone if the planned additional Phase I and Phase IIa clinical trials support continued development and Arena or another Arena licensee initiates a Phase IIb clinical trial of temanogrel. Arena is also eligible to receive a royalty on net sales of temanogrel in South Korea, while Ildong is eligible to receive a share of future payments received by Arena related to licensing transactions and sales of temanogrel in other territories.
"The Phase I trials Arena previously conducted support temanogrel's potential to treat a variety of conditions related to thrombosis through a novel mechanism that may provide advantages over currently available therapies," said Jack Lief, Arena's president and CEO.
Arena will maintain ownership of temanogrel outside of South Korea, and has the rights to use data generated by Ildong for the development and potential commercialization of temanogrel outside of South Korea by Arena or other Arena licensees.
Recently, Ildong also entered into an exclusive licensing agreement with TG Therapeutics for the development and commercialization of the company's anti-CD20 antibody, Ublituximab (TGTX-1101) in South Korea and Southeast Asia.
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Lanie Thompson: Putting it All Together at NCAAs
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Greetings from Indiana!
I know it's been a while since I've last blogged, but for those of you who have been keeping up with women's cross-country team, we find ourselves in good old Terre Haute, Indiana, ready to race on Monday at the NCAA championships. Boy does the season go by fast! It seems like just last week I was writing the first blog from training camp in Sunirver!
A lot has changed since camp in Sunriver in terms of school and training, but in a sense, we're still the same team with the same goals. Each meet has been a learning experience for us this year. We head into every race with a goal or strategy, and come out knowing the things we need to work on so we can improve in the next race. After we finish up a meet, we are right away looking forward to the next one because we have a clear understanding that we have yet to reach our full potential as a team.
The thing is, there are no more chances after Monday's race. This is it. The NCAA Championships is where everything we have worked on all season in terms of our goals and strategy need to come together. We've had several opportunities this season to look forward to the next race so we can prove ourselves, but here is where we truly want to reach our full potential. We all know we're capable;, it's just a matter of doing it.
Now some might say that last statement I made is easier said than done, especially when you think about how tough cross country is. Cross country races hurt. End of story. They are painful. They take guts but more importantly, I think they take heart, something our team has plenty of. I came across a quote that said, "Just because your legs and muscles scream at you with pain doesn't mean you have to listen to them." The reason we don't have to listen to the pain we may feel in a race is because we all have the same heart. Running is our passion! We wouldn't be running collegiately if we didn't absolutely love it. So yes the race is going to hurt, but knowing that our team has the same heart in terms of goals and what we want to accomplish is what will allow us to represent the "O" in the way we all know is possible!
The NCAA Championships will be streamed live on ncaa.org, so be sure to tune in and follow the Ducks. And on behalf of the entire team, thank you for all the support this season! Like always, GO DUCKS!
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Tuesday Coffee Talk - E-bikes changing the cycling landscape
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My new Electric bike from Pete's bike in Boulder
Yes I did it, some will say I turned to the dark side but I like to think of it as the green side, I got an e-bike - an Electric Assist Bike. It's a full on commuter style rig probably coming in around 40 lbs, 8 speed internal hub, lights that run off a generator, fenders and other commuter equipped items. While I've only had it a few weeks I'm already loving it, it has changed commuting by bike for me.
Why? Why get an ebike? As someone pointed out on Facebook, "What's wrong with a pedal bike?" Well, nothing is wrong with a pedal bike, I'm just looking for a faster, easier way to get to work which is about 19 miles round trip without having to get sweaty. I still love to pedal, as lunch time is when I'm able to get out for my training rides but commuting for me is not and will never be training... just transportation. I could use my old commuter bike to ride to work... but with it I rode at best once a week and when I didn't ride I drove my very old V8 redneck truck that was far from green or cost effective way.
In just a few weeks of owning it I'm using it all the time (when the weather permits). In short it is changing the way I use a bike for transportation as it it making it much more convenient to go by bike But I know I still have a bit to learn with owning an ebike and so does society. What does it mean to have ebikes share a common cycling infrastructure in a city? New York is putting the breaks on ebikes as they say "E-bikes are unlicensed, unsafe and unwelcome in our city."
I'm sure there are abusers amongst the early adopters of this technology, just like there are plenty of abusers such as pathletes already on the infrastructure causing problems. The core problem is the speed of the two wheeled device on the path, not the device itself right?
Notice her love for her electric cargo bike
Problems can and will come up I imagine as more and more electric assist commuter, road or mountain bikes start hitting the trails/roads/paths tensions will rise.
Before you start slamming the ebike remember these bikes IMO are vehicles of transportation, not for sport. Commuting by bike has it's challenges but ebikes take away some of those barriers and gets more people on bikes and out of their cars. Just from a saving-the-planet point of view this is a good thing. Then let's add on cargo bikes, those bikes are awesome... and impractical at the same time as you try to haul a 60lb bike with 40 lbs of groceries 2-3 miles over non-flat terrain and a child on the back. That would take a hour to complete!
I know I have a rough road cut out for me to win others over on the ebike... and who knows, maybe in 6 months I'll hate it and want to got back to sweating and showering 3x a day or back to driving my V8. But regardless of me, ebikes are becoming part of the cycling landscape and it could be what gets a large percentage of people out of their cars in onto a bike... and supporting more bike paths, bike boxes, bike parking, and simply more bike love.
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I think it is a great idea!
Submitted by Jay (not verified) on
I think it is a great idea! Enjoy it!
Points: 18
What is the cost, range,
Submitted by Ryder (not verified) on
What is the cost, range, speed, and charge time on a bike like yours?
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I'll do a full review in a few weeks after I have had more time
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I'll do a full review in a few weeks after I have had more time with the bike but the short answer is
cost: mine was about $2900 retail (I think). I think you can get them below $2k but IMO pretty much expect to pay between 2 and 3k if you want a good bike.
speed: the assist kicks off around 18-ish mph but beyond that it's up to you and your legs. My most common speed is probably low teens
charge time: FAST. few hours is what I have seen so far
range: Still trying to come up with a good analysis of this. Their marketing department will say 40 miles, but there probably is a big depends that goes along with that statement. Variables include which power level you have it on and for how long and how much you are putting into the equation... battery age.... I have seen 20 miles if ridden hard as in you ran it in medium and high a lot and 40 miles if used low power a lot... but I still am working on this to get a good understanding.
Points: 9
we saw a ton of these in
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we saw a ton of these in Switzerland while riding over there. IMO they are a "bridge" that makes bike commuting way more accessible for people who would normally take the car because of barriers like wind, hills, length of trip, etc... By far the most common users were either nattily-dressed business men and women riding them 5-10 miles from outlying areas to the main transit stations, or older folks doing shopping trips in rural hilly regions.
Points: 20
That's a motorcycle. It has
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That's a motorcycle. It has a non-human motor.
Points: 25
What's not to like?
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Kris, you're being too defensive IMHO. Requiring the purity of 100% human power to be categorized as doing the right thing or meeting acceptable lifestyle standards is fundamentalism at its worst. Don't compare the eBike with a bike, compare it with a car, and the environmental and health benefits are huge.
That said I am completely impressed with those human-powered cyclist commuters who strike out in any weather, day-in and day-out. That commitment is admirable, and represents the most dedicated end of the continuum. You are leaders and your example deserves to be applauded.
But I'm not personally likely to sign on for more than the occasional commuting day for my nearly 20 mile each way route. I'm not saying I can't, I'm just saying I likely won't given my overall life responsibilities, interests and patterns. Like Kris, I ride my bikes (road, mountain, track) plenty for exercise and training and social interaction, it's a wonderful thing.
And in an attempt to be conscious of my planetary footprint I've scaled down to a much better mileage car, work a bit more from home, and I'm now thinking about a scooter. I won't save the planet at that rate, but I'm hopefully moving in the right direction.
And I think you are too, Kris. We should focus on the positive steps people are taking, not set uncompromising positions. There's already too much of that in Congress.
Points: 17
I must have set the wrong tone
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I must have set the wrong tone because I felt that this was not anti human power bike... I see the ebike as an another alternative to transportation. From me, this expands the range I would normally use a bike for and thus reduces the number of times I feel that my big V8 is needed. Of course I don't need the V8... I could own a better/smaller car....
I guess if I at all feel defensive it is because feedback I have received from others that ebikes are bad
Also think of the your biking commutable range in terms of minutes and not miles. You will (for example) allow for 30 minutes tops one way for bike commuting, anything beyond that may be unreasonable. And with a human bike 30 minutes might equal 6 miles. Now add the ebike and that 6 miles might become 8 or 9 miles... and still within the 30minute mark.
Sorry, if I came across as "It must be this way". Not my intent.
Points: -12
Sign our petition to legalize ebikes on Boulder's paths, etc.
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Ebikes are illegal on Boulder's multi-use paths, in public bike racks, and even parked on sidewalks! Only low-powered ones are allowed in bike lanes. We have a petition to
Boulder City Council to fix that: http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/legalize-ebikes-on-boulder We made a presentation to council on May 21 which was VERY well received. Councilman Ken Wilson said it was one of the best presentations he'd seen in his 6 years. Ebikes "level the playing field" for hills, wind, cargo, distance and age, injury or sedentariness.
Points: -30
Submitted by Candy (not verified) on
Absolutely agree! I had to assure my regular bike shop back in New Orleans that the ebike was a replacement for my recently deceased Vespa, not my bicycle...my commute is about 16-17 round trip and in New Orleans heat and humidity it's far too easy to decide to drive my LandRover rather than bike ( although my office is in the French quarter and I usually start the day at the office with road rage at tourists when I wimp out and drive) , the ebike is so much fun that I look forward to the commute, plus with all the road work going on in uptown New Orleans, the ebike is far faster and more efficient than driving! And there are very few days in New Orleans that riding a bike is not plausible....
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Having finally finished preparing my 2010 income tax filing, I was thinking about taxes and politics. I thought of a social/political experiment that would be really interesting. I don't expect to see it happen in the real world, though science fiction authors could expand on it in either utopian or dystopian stories.
The basic idea is simple: allow taxpayers to specify where their money can be spent.
The implementation of the idea would be a bit complicated, and societal safeguards would make it even more complicated.
The simplest form of implementation would be for every personal income tax filing to include a set of check-boxes for government departments. That filer's money could only fund the departments the taxpayer checked.
A slightly more elaborate version would allow the taxpayer to specify percentages of their taxes to go to each department.
A variation might allow taxpayers to address social issues like family planning and honest sex education. Pro-choice taxpayers could designate funding for those purposes and anti-choice people could ensure that THEIR money wasn't paying for them.
Allowing taxpayers to say how their money should be spent would remove the huge "taxation without representation" problem created by our current political structure.
It would also reverse the current corrosive effect of corporate money on politics, if only REAL PEOPLE could specify how their taxes should be used. Since I'm imagining this, the option to specify would only be offered for personal income taxes, not corporate.
Having lived in California for quite a few years, I'm aware of deep flaws in the initiative process that has constrained large parts of the California budget based on popular votes, so I realize there would need to be safeguards in any system of popular control of funding. The basic flaw in popular control is that too many people make uninformed votes that are swayed more by well-funded advertising campaigns than by facts.
My first thought for a safeguard is a delay loop to prevent wild fluctuations. Rather than changing the funding of all government functions based on the filings of a single year, funding would incorporate a moving average of several years. The government would have to be totally open about what the funding of each department pays for, and inform the population each year what services would gain or lose based on the "tax vote".
I don't know if people would act wisely enough for such a system to work (hence the possibility of both utopias and dystopias), but it would certainly be an interesting change from the current mess.
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Mark wrote:
The basic idea is simple: allow taxpayers to specify where their money can be spent.
This could NEVER work because the average citizen doesn't have thorough knowledge of what taxes actually pay for. It goes WAY beyond welfare and food stamps.
For instance, taxes pay for building codes and inspectors to ensure that residential and commercial buildings are built safely, with some measure of fire resistence, wind-resistence, insulation, stability, etc.
How do you separate that out? I guess the buildings could come with some sort of sign or symbol that indicates which ones are built to code and which ones are not, which ones were inspected and which ones were not. What then would happen is that the "haves" (who have ample financial resources) would be living in the inspected/built-to-code buildings while the "have-nots" would be living in the non-inspected/not-built-to-code buildings.
(And human nature being what it is: Iin order to ensure the ongoing separation -- so that the "haves" don't have to share their space with the "have-nots" -- the prices on the buildings built to code would be substantially higher than the prices on the others. Kind of like today's gated community neighborhoods. Unless of course there were regulations in place to prevent that kind of pricing abuse. Of course, regulations are paid for with taxes.....)
Similarly.... Taxes support the statutes that ensure that a gallon of gas truly IS a gallon. That's why the pumps are inspected every year, so that consumers can rest assured that they're paying for 10 and getting 10...not paying for 10 and getting 8. So say that John Q. Taxpayer decides that he wants his tax dollars to support the ongoing regulations of the gas pumps. Yay for John. But how does he guarantee that he's always going to have those assurances in place. Sure, where he lives, he's likely to have his choice of pumps that are "legit." But what if he's traveling and winds up in Podunk where the people are too poor to allocate their tax dollars for weights-and-measures statutes. Now he's just screwed. (One could also hope that the taxpayers in Podunk cared enough to invest their tax dollars in road maintenance and infrastructure, or John's might have to leave his muffler on the rutted road behind him....)
Then let's get into "comingled" elements like air and water. Say that one city's taxpayers decide that the preservation of their environment is important to them, so they allocate their tax dollars to go toward environmental protections and resource management. But the city 100 miles down the road DOESN'T choose to allocate their tax dollars similarly. How does City A maintain fresh air and clean water, etc. when City B, whose streams and air flow into City A, isn't equally motivated?
What would wind up happening is indeed dystopian.
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One tax I would like to see is the Plastax, a fee for using plastic bags. Ireland charges $.33/bag! I have heard more in the range of $.05/bag here in the US. The idea is to discourage the use of disposable bags and instead have people reuse their bags (cloth or straw) and containers.
In response to your thoughts about people getting to choose how their tax dollars are spent, please consider an example concerning the EPA. The EPA ranks indoor air pollution as one of their top concerns for public health while the average citizen is not even aware its a problem.
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Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 11:57 am
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[This could NEVER work because the average citizen doesn't have thorough knowledge of what taxes actually pay for. It goes WAY beyond welfare and food stamps.
It sounds like you're saying that the public may be smart enough to earn the money, but not to say how it should be spent. I think the 'average citizen' understands the need for safety inspections, weights and measures regulation, and clean water--and many would choose those options over, say, another pay increase for Congress, another Wall Street bailout or another illegal war. As it stands now, we have virtually no one representing our interests and a whole slew of people representing the oligarchs--while making fortunes off insider trading (see today's Washington Post) which is legal because congress is not subject to the same laws as the rest of us poor suckers.
Also, if you're implying that our reps have a 'thorough knowledge' of what taxes actually pay for, I suggest you watch clips of some of them trying to answer very basic questions about our government. Their ignorance is staggering.
It would be very interesting to at least try this as a test and see what the American people would choose to fund with their money.
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Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:02 pm
Sorry, I see this isn't going anywhere.
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Re: Linkert 1-1/4" 3-bolt variants?
Wed Nov 03, 2010 6:35 am
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panic wrote:
I apologize in advance to those who have read some of this before.
The official doctrine for the entire 1933-52 1-1/4" 3-bolt "M" series is well know; Palmer and the factory literature all agree. There are only 2 variants:
1. 1936-39 EL M5, 55 etc. with its own body casting, main nozzle, etc.
2. everything else, regardless of engine size or state of tune. Not only do there appear to be no machining diffs in Palmer between these (except internal vs. external air correction), but only a single replacement body (1226-33) and a single main nozzle (27331-33) fits everything.
This is the puzzle: how can motors of 45", 74" and 80", with cams from very small (stock VL) to mild (1939 WLDR) have acceptable mixture using exactly the same parts? If they're all the same, why are there more than 2 part numbers (1 internal air correction such as M-88, 1 external such as M-51)?
I have a feeling that, pre-1940 (when the OHV motor became the focus) the carburetors based on the same basic casting, but were more specific in terms of machining to better suit the engine.
This must have driven the dealers crazy, since the diffs would be invisible, and have no apparent effect on initial examination.
I'd like to hear from anyone who has, or seen, a 1-1/4" that appears unmolested and can give me a few measurements. In particular, I'd like the air correction opening size for the external types (M-51), just drop drill shanks in it until it won't fit (doesn't need to be exact). All I've ever seen are 3/16" (.1875"), and I'm looking for smaller ones especially in early carbs such as M21, 31, 41.
I'd also like confirmation on the exact slot size of the air hole in the front edge of the M-88 etc. It's about 5/16" wide, but the ones I have are not only not the same size but arre are corroded. What's the height?
I'm going to create a page of Linkert data for public access, including all factory stuff I can find complete with pictures.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Add up the area of the four #57 holes on the nozzle, and compare that with the area of a 3/16" vent hole. It's over-kill, thus it has no effect upon different sizes of motors. It is not a metering orifice; it is "atmosphere".
Please consider how small the vent became with the evolution of the M35 to M35T to M35TP, yet they still vented Big Twins.
A parameter that IS quite enigmatic, however, is the various bore diameters for the lowspeed needle "well".
Note how large it is for the M-5 compared to Flatty models.
And later, why was the well choked to a smaller diameter deep in the body when the M74B (with serifs) changed to the M74B (no serifs)?
If the hole in the spring collar (obstructed by the needle shank) is a metering limiter for incoming air to the well, why should the bore diameter make a difference?
(And if the spring collar hole is so critical, why is the seat for the spring collar so often rough-cast, allowing air beneath it?)
We may never know.
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Re: Linkert 1-1/4" 3-bolt variants?
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i wish i has a big enough collection of vintage carbs to help you out.
short of that, still an interesting discussion.
Re: Linkert 1-1/4" 3-bolt variants?
Thu Nov 04, 2010 6:57 am
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panic wrote:
Why do the sizes differ so greatly?
Same late 4 bolt body type, in exactly the direction normally used for high-speed mixture enrichment:
I do not understand: "in exactly the direction normally used for high-speed mixture enrichment".
The vent is just a place to let air in.
For the M-35TP, it went down to .120", and lengthened through a boss on the casting as well!
(And if I remember right, XA and 841 carbs had long tubes on the vents...)
On to the LS spring collar seat, a gasket would hinder its function.
As the lever moves in an arc, the needle moves sideways. Thus the spring collar must slide slightly upon its seat, or both the metering orifice and the side of the needle will wear.
Sliding is difficult with a seat like the first attachment.
So I grind the seat, piloted off of the bore. The second attachment shows one in progress, and how deep the dishing can be.
After fine finishing, the collar will visibly move when the choke mechanism is worked.
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Full SubmissionGeneral Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean Commission Generale des Peches Pour la Mediterranee Input for Compilation Document ("Zero Draft") by the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean and the Black Sea (GFCM) The GFCM is a Regional Fisheries Management Organization (RFMO) with 24 Members that was established in 1949 under article XIV of the FAO Constitution as an FAO council. It still operates nowadays - after three amendments of the 1949 agreement - and it is part of the UN system. The present document was prepared in response to the invitation from Second Preparatory Committee to provide inputs and contributions in writing by 01/11/2011 "for inclusion in a compilation document to serve as basis for the preparation of zero draft of the outcome document". It has been drafted in accordance with the "Co-Chair's guidance note - Inputs for Compilation Document". Introductory remarks: The GFCM has a keen interest in participating to the preparatory work of the "UN Conference on Sustainable Development" of 2012 in light of the fact that the "UN Conference on Environment and Development" of 1992 represented a watershed event for the conservation of marine living resources. GFCM, as a Regional Fisheries Management Organization (RFMO), has significantly broadened its functions, notably over the last twenty years in response to the 1992 conference with the aim of tackling the challenge of sustainable development. In this respect, the GFCM has been working to bring about - within the remit of its regional mandate - the rationale exploitation of marine captured fisheries as well as sustainable aquaculture. In anticipation of the renewed political commitment to sustainable development by the international community at the "UN Conference on Sustainable Development" of 2012, the GFC has set up a Task Force that aims at modernizing the organization. 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Ocean and sea economy is a result of multiple economic activities, including marine captured fisheries and aquaculture. The sustainable management of oceans and seas, including in relation to marine captured fisheries and aquaculture is therefore essential to achieve the goals of a green economy. These are the sectoral priorities of hte GFCM and have been addressed as follows thus far: Marine captured fisheries: the GFCM has been focusing on their rationale exploitation via the adoption of measures addressing, inter alia and ex plurimis, fishing capacity, IUU fishing and destructive fishing practices. Recently, the GFCM has put in place a framework to review implementation of these measures in view of their enforcement, in accordance with international obligations under UNCLOS, UNFSA, FAO Compliance Agreement, FAO Code of Conduct, FAO Plans of Action and FAO Agreement of Port State Measures. 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This would assist the GFCM in elaborating new frameworks for cooperation with partner organizations dealing with fisheries and environmental matters. Another issue that would help the GFCM in the trasition towards a green economy would be that of establishing funding mechanism to provide technical assistance to developing countries Members. The creation of funds would support the various regional and sub-regional projects that teh GFCM runs to better address the specifities of its area of competence. The "UN Conference on Sustainable Development" of 2012 should also focus on this issue. Abdellah Srour GFCM Executive Secretary


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The Village Collection® stands for an absolutely new shopping experience. Far away from the stress and hectic of big cities the Wertheim Village, part of the worldwide reknown Romantic Road and located in the Lovely Tauber Valley is about 1 hour from Frankfurt. Ingolstadt Village, just 1 hour from Munich in the idyllic Bavaria, is close to the production centre of the famous German car manufacturer Audi and the Audi museum.
More than 220 international renowned and German top-brands and newcomer labels represent their previous seasons's collections with savings of up to 30-60% off the recommended retail price all year round.
The shopping pleasure becomes truly perfect thanks to the relaxing atmosphere and different gastronomy services as well as the knowledgeable and multilingual advice available from the sales staff and the many touristc day-out experiences in the region.
For further information please visit WertheimVillage.com and IngolstadtVillage.com
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For further ways to get to the Villages please visit the websites.
The Tourist Information Centre in Wertheim Village and Ingolstadt Village is the first place for you to contact if you have any questions regarding your stay at the Village or any questions to the local area.
To help you make the most of a full day's shopping, we have a range of restaurants and cafés to suit all appetites.
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Brett Hogan is in the top 20 and the UTSA men's golf team is tied for seventh after 36 holes of the Lone Star Invitational held Monday at Briggs Ranch Golf Club (par 72/7,247 yards).
Hogan, a sophomore from Calgary, Alberta, opened the 54-hole event with a two-under-par 70, his lowest round since firing back-to-back 67s at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate last September. His round included three birdies against just one bogey. Hogan came back in the afternoon with a 74 on the strength of four birdies and his 144 puts him in an eight-way tie for 19th.
The Roadrunners posted an even-par 288 in the first round, as Bryce Alley joined Hogan under par with a 71. Ryan Werre was close behind with a 73 and Garrison Lackey contributed a 74.
UTSA registered a 295 in the afternoon on the strength of a 72 from Werre, 74s from Alley and Hogan and a 75 by J.J. Lindsey.
The Birds are in a tie with Conference USA foes Louisiana Tech and North Texas and former Southland opponent Central Arkansas for seventh at seven-over 583, two shots back of Sacramento State. No. 20 New Mexico leads the 15-team field at 13-under 563 (281-282), followed by No. 38 Purdue (572), No. 25 Baylor (573), Southeastern Louisiana (573) and Rice (575).
In the player standings, Alley and Werre are tied for 27th, Lindsey is 57th and Lackey is tied for 68th. Reed Stegall and Kyle Francis are tied for 57th (75-75—150) and 68th (76-76—152), respectively.
Victor Perez of New Mexico and Travis Wilmore of Louisiana Tech are tied for the lead at seven-under 137.
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Chelsie Hill could be alive today if she wore a seatbelt.
After she died in a car wreck in 2010, her parents and friends set up the Chelsie Hill 5K in her honor to raise awareness for seat belt safety and support those in need.
"She loved running and shared that love with her family and friends," says Debbie Hill, who, along with her husband Clark, has been hitting local high schools to talk seat belt safety in the months leading up the 5K. It took many monthly planning meetings and preparation, but volunteers for the 5K are now ready to set up shop at Hunter High School on Saturday morning at 9 a.m.
Last year, the 5K raised $4,000 for Samantha Milbourn, a 7-year-old girl battling Ewing's Sarcoma. This year, the third annual event stands to double the amount raised for local charities. The Hill's favorite is Primary Children's Hospital.
After Salt Lake magazine heard about the run and did some digging on it, we mentioned it in the Best of the Beehive. Then, we decided to take it a step further.
Among the raffle items will be a subscription to Salt Lake magazine and a subscription to Utah Style & Design.
So, even if you're not a runner, show up in West Valley City tomorrow for the 5K and buy a raffle ticket for a subscription to one of our magazines. Click here for more info on the 5K.


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Dracula vs. Jekyll and Hyde starts this weekend and will be showing Friday, Saturday and Monday (starting Oct. 10) nights till Oct. 29. We'll be at the show this Friday to write a review, so join us, or wait to see what we say.
We were lucky to catch a showing of Forever Dead just in time to write this review. Read it and then go see tonight's show!
Forever Dead may be the cheesiest Off Broadway play we've seen yet, which is a good thing when it's done on purpose to make you laugh—and it definitely makes us laugh.
Jillene Stark directs this OBT favorite, a parody of Forever Plaid, which follows the story of a '50s singing group of monsters. Bloods (Dracula), Barky (Wolfman), Sphinx (Mummy) and Frankie (Frankenstein) are dead and trapped on earth. Each monster needs to complete unfinished business, so they can move on to the afterlife, and they sing about it every chance they get.
The singing is pretty good and works for this play. The lyrics are the real reason you need to hear these songs.
Our favorite songs of the show: "Don't He Sucks," which warns warm-blooded ladies not to be lured in by Blood's seductive ways; "Crazy for Lon Chaney," a song dedicated to the actor who played all four characters at one point in his career; "Bo-Mummian Rhapsody," one that hardcore Queen fans might sigh at, but everyone else finds hilarious; "Bat's in the Castle," a Harry Chapin parody toward the end that's probably the funniest of all; "Victims to Dismember," the cast looks back at good times when they were alive and actually had... victims to dismember.
A band led by Doris Karloff (Debby Cannon) performs accompaniment for each song, which is a nice change for the Off Broadway. I'd love to see musicians on stage with the actors in other plays—of course that will leave less room for their signature chase scenes.
The show's humor will make you shake your head, but you'll have a big grin on your face when you do it. And sometimes, you might actually sympathize with the monsters. They're out of "attack mode" most of the time and open their hearts to the audience…but make a joke about dismembering people right after.
"Hey, statistically I kill less than one percent of you!"—Frankie to the audience.
Frankie (Caleb E. Durrant) has giant feet thanks to loads of duct tape, so it was kind of hard for him to move at all. But it did give him that rigid Frankenstein stance seen in the old Universal films. Bloods (Jake Miskimins) had a hilarious entrance and kept up the comedy throughout the show. His character was the most arrogant of the group.
Barky (Ian Murray) and Sphinx (Tyler Ross Boegler) were also great in this show, and Eric Jensen did an awesome job writing each character to be totally different in personality and dialogue—despite the fact they're all monsters.
OVERALL: If you're into cheesy parodies, this is one of the cheesiest and funniest. If you roll your eyes at ridiculous humor, see something else and don't ruin it for everyone else. This is a great Halloween show to see with the kids, and the loveable-loser quality of Forever Plaid isn't lost.
The Empress Theatre will show Forever Plaid starting Oct. 28, if you'd like to do the comparison.


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Catching up with Redhage (Arizona Republic/May 18, 2011)
Six-time MVP Redhage ready for hard work to get back (NBL.com/May 10, 2011)
Scout.com interview with Shawn Redhage after making 2008 Australian Olympic Team (July, 2008)
One of the top student-athletes at Arizona State and in the Pac-10 during his career (1999-2003) as he has posted a 3.61 grade point average and earned Pac-10 All-Academic honors three times. Earned All-Tournament honors at three different venues (Puerto Rico Shootout in the fall of 1999 and azcentral.com Holiday Classic and NABC Classic in early 2000). Nicknamed Charlie Hustle by current NBA player and ASU career-leading scorer Eddie House in 1999-2000. Finished his B.S. in Construction (General Building Construction) in December of 2007 and graduated Magna Cum Laude in a very difficult degree that requires five-years to begin with, as Shawn has played overseas (Australia) since he left ASU after his senior year (2002-2003). Earned 2003 Verizon Academic All-District VIII honors. A three-time Pac-10 All-Academic pick (2001-2003), he made 235-of-303 (.776) free throws in his four-year career and also had 76 blocks, ninth-best in ASU history.
SENIOR SEASON (2002-2003): Posted one of the best performances off the bench in all of college basketball on Feb. 8, 2003, at Washington in ASU's 79-77 overtime win...had a career-high 29 points on 8-of-11 from the floor, and also had career highs in free throws made (11) and attempted (18)...posted season highs in rebounds (eight, but since topped with 12 vs. USC), assists (five) and minutes (34)...on Feb. 13 against USC, he had 16 points (including 8-of-9 from the free throw line) and matched his career-high with 12 rebounds for the second double-double of his career...had 13 double-figure scoring games...posted double digits in 10 of the final 14 games...29 points vs. Washington is the most by a Sun Devil off the bench in school history...in the final seven games, including the final six games in which he started, he averaged 12.9 points...posted second-best scoring night of the season against Memphis in the NCAA Tournament with 18 points...16 points and nine boards vs. Oregon State on March 8 and clinched fourth...16 points and five boards in starting role at No. 23 California on March 1...10 points and seven boards at No. 19 Stanford on Feb. 27...10 points in 17 minutes vs. No. 20 California on Feb. 3...10 points and six boards at top-ranked Arizona on Jan. 22...posted 14 points in 15 minutes against Purdue on Dec. 21...12 points vs. Nevada on Dec. 10.
AWESOME TRIP: Redhage spent two weeks in Spain playing with an 16-person Athletes in Action team in August of 2002. The trip was fun and educational, as Redhage's team learned the Spanish way of life as some games did not start until after 11 p.m. He posted 26 points, 15 rebounds and nine assists in his team's 83-34 win over Frigiliana in a game that was outdoors and under the lights. After 25 hours of travel on airplanes and layovers, the team spent much time relaxing on the beaches while also having Bible study sessions. The food also was interesting, as one day they served him watermelon, bread and pepperoni for breakfast.
FROM THE MIDWEST: Redhage made a solid impact in his rookie year (1999-2000) after following former Sun Devil Alton Mason's trail of coming to Tempe from the Nebraska prep ranks, where Redhage was the consensus pick for Nebraska Player of the Year in 1998-99. He has Division I experience in the family, as brother Jeff played defensive line at Kansas (1995-99) and another brother, Chris, played soccer at Richmond.
JUNIOR SEASON (2001-2002): A Pac-10 All-Academic pick for the second straight year...made 30-of-40 (.750) from the free throw line...had a season-high 13 points at California on Feb. 2 and averaged 16.3 minutes and 5.9 points in the final 15 games...shot 52.8 percent (38-of-72) from the field in that time...played a season-high 24 minutes at Washington State on Jan. 12 and posted eight points...seven assists vs. UCLA on Jan. 17...eight points and six boards at UCLA on Feb. 16 in 15 minutes as ASU ended 15-game road losing streak to Bruins...seven points in 15 minutes in Jan. 6 win over Pac-10 champion Oregon.
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2000-2001): A Pac-10 All-Academic selection...12 points on 6-of-7 shooting against Washington on Feb. 10...16 points vs. UCLA on Jan. 18...14 points and seven boards vs. Pac-10 champion Stanford on Jan. 4...19 points and 12 boards vs. Conference USA Tournament champion Charlotte on Dec. 30...earned ASU Holiday Classic All-Tournament honors...18 points and eight boards, including 9-of-9 free throws, vs. Mercer on Dec. 20...10 points, eight rebounds and six assists at San Diego State on Dec. 16...11 points and six assists vs. Mountain West Conference Tournament champion BYU on Dec. 2...19 points vs. eventual NIT champion Tulsa in season opener and then had 17 vs. Winthrop and earned NABC Classic All-Tournament honors.
FRESHMAN SEASON (1999-2000): Posted double-digits 14 times...matched ASU freshman record with 28 starts...15 points vs. No. 23 Oregon on Feb. 5...16 points, six rebounds and seven assists vs. WSU on Jan. 15...22 points, eight rebounds and five assists vs. Washington on Jan. 13...15 points and seven boards at California on Jan. 8 in double-overtime win...12 points, six rebounds and six assists vs. Santa Clara on Dec. 21...16 points vs. Virginia on Nov. 27...17 points vs. No. 20 Texas on Nov. 25 en route to Puerto Rico Shootout All-Tournament honors.
LINCOLN EAST HIGH SCHOOL: Led team to a 19-3 record in senior season (1998-99)...named Nebraska Player of the Year (honorary captain) and Class A first-team all-state pick by the Omaha World Herald...named Mr. Basketball by the Omaha Convention and Visitor's Bureau...Prep Athlete of the Year by Huskerland Magazine...Lincoln Journal Star first-team All-State for two straight seasons...averaged 21.0 points and 9.4 rebounds in senior year.....ended career as school's career leader for rebounds (554), assists (315) and blocks (235)...second in points with 1,206...ranked 85th according to Bob Gibbons All-Star Sports Report...one of Nebraska's 10 players listed in USA Today's preseason state-by-state listing...averaged 22.1 points and nine rebounds in 1997-98...honorable mention All-America pick by USA Today and Street & Smith's...coached in high school by Ed McPherren...scored 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds in the Nebraska Coaches Association All-Star game, which led his squad (South) to a 95-73 win...second Lincoln East player (Alex Stivrins in 1979-80) to make the Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska first-team as a junior and senior.
ETC.: Full name is Shawn Michael Redhage...born January 21, 1981 in Jacksonville, Fla....father's name is Jerry and mother is Elizabeth (social worker)...an accomplished prep soccer player, as he led his team to the state championship and was a three-year letterwinner...played his senior year despite having some injuries to overcome, as he played in the final three games of the year in the state tournament with a broken shooting hand and also had surgery to repair broken right (shooting) hand after his senior season.
SHAWN REDHAGE'S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct ORb-DRb TRb Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 1999-00. 32-28 670/20.9 103-198 .520 0-0 .000 59-71 .831 47-71 118 3.7 79-1 63 73 24 10 265/8.3 2000-01. 29-24 650/22.4 76-188 .404 4-15 .267 80-98 .816 56-67 123 4.2 75-3 62 66 22 14 236/8.1 2001-02. 29-0 390/13.4 59-112 .527 2-5 .400 30-40 .750 26-49 75 2.6 56-1 35 30 14 7 150/5.2 2002-03. 32-7 596/18.6 93-188 .495 15-33 .455 66-94 .702 49-74 123 3.8 87-5 58 42 16 11 267/8.3 TOTAL... 122-59 2306/18.9 331-686 .483 21-53 .396 235-303 .776 178-261 439 3.6 297-10 218 211 76 42 918/7.5
CAREER HIGHS FOR SHAWN REDHAGE Points: 29 at Washington (2-8-03) Rebounds: 12, twice, vs. USC (2-13-03) Assists: 7, twice, vs. #9 UCLA (1-17-02) Minutes: 37, three times, vs. Memphis (3-20-03) Field Goals Made: 8, twice, at Washington (2-8-03) Field Goals Att.: 13, twice, at #23 California (3-1-03) Steals: 3 at USC (2-15-01) Free Throws Made: 11 at Washington (2-8-03) Free Throws Attempted: 18 at Washington (2-8-03) Blocks: 5, twice, vs. #2 Stanford (1-4-01)


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- 1 can (15 ounces) mandarin oranges
- 2 packages (.3 ounce each) sugar-free cranberry gelatin
- 1-1/2 cups boiling water
- 1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1-1/2 cups crushed salt-free pretzels
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- Sugar substitute equivalent to 5 tablespoons sugar, divided
- 1 package (8 ounces) fat-free cream cheese
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen reduced-fat whipped topping, thawed
- Drain oranges, reserving juice in a 2-cup measuring cup; set oranges and juice aside.
- In a large bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Stir in cranberry sauce until melted. Add enough cold water to the reserved juice to measure 1-1/2 cups; add to gelatin mixture. Stir in oranges. Chill until partially set.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the pretzels, butter and 2 tablespoons sugar substitute. Press into an ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. dish; chill.
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and remaining sugar substitute until smooth. Fold in whipped topping. Spread over crust. Spoon gelatin mixture over cream cheese layer. Chill for at least 3 hours or until set. Yield: 15 servings.
Reviews for Cran-Orange Gelatin Salad
"Made it for the first time at Christmas - it was a big hit. Thought I would use more pretzels next time but also like the graham cracker idea."
"I made this for Thanksgiving as a side salad with dinner. It tasted really good and everyone liked it, but I was disappointed in the pretzel layer. It didn't hold to the cream cheese layer, so it looked messy when I put it on the plates. I had to spoon some of the pretzels under the individual servings. Somewhat disappointing, but I will make it again, with some changes, because it looked good (minus pretzel fiasco) and tasted even better."
"When I made this I used real sugar, salted pretzels & regular whipped topping & it tasted great!!! I think that I didn't have enough butter in the crust though because it was really crumbly & didn't stay together. Everyone loved it & wants the recipie!! Love the salty, tangy, sweet combo :)"
"I forgot to add that we use graham cracker crumnbs instead of pretzels."
"It's a fantastic recipe and we have made it several times. Great for get togethers."