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The Huntsman family's reach includes plastics, cancer research and, perhaps someday, the US presidency.
Read our full profile on Jon M. Huntsman Sr. and Hunstman Corporation here. Below, you'll find a timeline of Huntsman Corporation.
Jon M. Huntsman Sr. Photo provided by Huntsman Corporation.
1937: Jon M. Huntsman Sr. is born in Blackfoot, Idaho. The family moves to Palo Alto, where Jon meets Karen Haight, whom he marries in 1959.
1955: Jon Sr. attends the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania.
1961: Jon Sr. joins Olson Brothers, an egg company, in Los Angeles. He leads in developing the first foam plastic egg carton.
1970: Jon Sr. forms Huntsman Container Corporation with brother Blaine. Jon Sr. joins the Nixon administration in Washington.
1974: Huntsman Container Corporation creates "clamshell" container for McDonald's Big Mac.
1976: Huntsman Container sold to Keyes Fiber Co. in a stock deal valued at $8 million.
1982: Huntsman Chemical Corporation formed in Salt Lake.
1988: Jon Sr. announced he would consider running for governor. However, when it became known, some of Huntsman Chemical's largest suppliers expressed concerns about his possible distraction from leading the company and that they would have to terminate business relationships. As Huntsman's chief executive, in the best interest of the company and his reputation, he announced in April he would not run and shifted his vote to Norm Bangerter, who appointed him to the role of Utah's Ambassador of Economic Development.
1990: Huntsman Chemical joins with the Dow Chemical to start a plastic, glass and aluminum-recycling program in U.S. National Parks.
1991: Huntsman Sr. dedicates a pre-cast concrete plant in Armenia to build 8,000 homes per year for earthquake victims.
1992: Jon Jr. appointed ambassador to Singapore.
1993: The Huntsman family establishes the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah.
1994: Huntsman Corporation is formed with second-eldest son Peter R. Huntsman as C.E.O.
1998: Jon Sr. gives $50 million to The Wharton School ($40 million to Wharton and $10 million to Wharton's Huntsman program in International Studies & Business); the largest single donation ever made to a business school.
1999: Huntsman Corporation doubles in size with the acquisition of a slew of global businesses. Huntsman Cancer Institute is dedicated in Salt Lake City.
2000: Family gives $125 million to the Huntsman Cancer Institute to fund ongoing cancer research and to help construct a clinical research hospital.
2001: Huntsman Cancer Institute breaks ground for state-of-the-art cancer research hospital. Phase II of Institute to provide integrated care.
2001: Jon Jr. was appointed Deputy U.S. Trade Ambassador by President George W. Bush.
2004: Jon Jr. elected Utah governor.
2009: Jon Huntsman Jr. appointed ambassador to China.
2010: 40th Anniversary of first Huntsman business.
2011: Jon Huntsman Jr. unsuccessfuly runs for GOP presidential nomination.
2013: Jon Jr. builds on his foreign policy credentials and fuels specuation on a 2016 presidential run.
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After a political career that included serving as Utah governor and U.S. Ambassador to China, Jon Huntsman Jr. turned to the ultimate prize in 2012—the American presidency. When his bid for the Republican presidential nomination stalled, Jon Jr. immediately began calling for a more moderate GOP. His determination mirrors that of Huntsman Sr. who had run for governor of Utah in 1988.
"I don't think the American public really had a chance to get to know him, to see his wisdom," says Huntsman Sr. of his son.
In late May, Huntsman Jr. launched the Utah-based Red Rock Political Action Committee, to allow him to travel across the country and influence political conversations in local elections. Not surprisingly, his father is supportive of his son's efforts to change the GOP. "It's difficult in today's world to be a straight shooter and become successful in politics," Huntsman Sr. says. "Some candidates shift with the wind, as we saw a lot in this past election."
Jon Sr. is all for another run at the presidency, arguing voters never got to know his son. "One thing Jon created was a spirit of openness—trying to respect one another."
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U.S. Navy, Petty Officer 3rd Class Antonio P. Turretto Ramos, Associated Press
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Zooming along at 170 mph in a fighter jet carrying thousands of pounds of volatile fuel, two Navy pilots faced nothing but bad choices when their aircraft malfunctioned over Virginia's most populated city.
"Catastrophic engine system failure right after takeoff, which is always the most critical phase of flying, leaves very, very few options," said aviation safety expert and decorated pilot J.F. Joseph. "You literally run out of altitude, air speed and ideas all at the same time," he said.
Somehow, however, the student pilot and his instructor and everyone on the ground survived Friday when the men ejected from their F/A-18D jet moments before it crashed in a fireball in an apartment complex courtyard. The pilots and five on the ground were hurt, but all but one aviator were out of the hospital hours later.
Crews had carefully checked the apartments, and all residents had been accounted for early Saturday, fire department Capt. Tim Riley said Saturday. No deaths were reported.
"We're not actively searching for anybody," Riley said.
That could change if, for instance, authorities did not know about a guest that had been staying in an apartment, Riley said.
The airmen were from Naval Air Station Oceana, less than 10 miles away. They were able to safely escape the aircraft, which weighs up to 50,000 pounds fully fueled and armed, before it careened into the apartment complex, demolishing sections of some buildings and engulfing others in flames. Some 40 apartment units were damaged or destroyed. Military authorities are investigating what happened.
The two-seat jet had dumped loads of fuel before crashing, though it wasn't clear if that was because of a malfunction or an intentional maneuver by the pilots, said Capt. Mark Weisgerber with U.S. Fleet Forces Command.
Virginia Beach EMS division chief Bruce Nedelka said witnesses saw fuel being dumped from the jet before it went down, and that fuel was found on buildings and vehicles in the area.
The plane not having as much fuel on board "mitigated what could have been an absolute massive, massive fireball and fire," Nedelka said. "With all of that jet fuel dumped, it was much less than what it could have been."
While Joseph agreed the fuel loss could have been tied to the malfunction, he added, "I would say every action they took was an attempt to mitigate damage on the ground, up to and including the loss of life."
The aircraft can carry up to 8,000 pounds of jet fuel, Joseph said.
The crash happened in the Hampton Roads area, which has a large concentration of military bases, including Naval Station Norfolk, the largest naval base in the world. Naval Air Station Oceana, where the F/A-18D that crashed was assigned, is located in Virginia Beach. Both pilots were from Virginia Beach, Weisgerber said.
Weisgerber said he did not know how many times the student pilot had been in the air, but the instructor was "extremely experienced."
Joseph said the airman being trained would have had 1 ½ years of intensive training before he taking flight from Oceana.
"This is not a student naval aviator. They are well-trained," he said. "The mitigating factor in this is there was an eminently well-trained and qualified trainer in the back seat."
Dozens of police cars, fire trucks and other emergency vehicles filled the densely populated neighborhood where the plane crashed. Yellow fire hoses snaked through side streets as fire crews poured water on the charred rooftops of brick apartment houses. By late afternoon, the fire had been put out.
Residents of the apartment complex described a confusing scene and an apologetic pilot.
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So off I went, last Saturday, to get fitted for my shoes. It turned out to be much more involved than I anticipated. First, I had to do a foot diagnostic that showed my pronation type. From my understanding, my pronation is determined by the arch of my foot and how my foot lands on impact.To help determine my pronation type, I stood on what looked like a very advanced scale that took an imprint of my feet.
After that, I ran on a treadmill that took the "gait analysis" of my feet while I ran. The treadmill had a small video camera attached to the bottom that captured a frame-by-frame video of my run. I ran for 30 seconds and then we watched the results together. After we watched the video, we went over a few tips on my gait and then discussed the type of shoe that would the right fit. I had a chance to try several shoes made for my type of gait and pronation type and even took them for a run on the sidewalk outside the store. I settled on the right pair and after about an hour later, I was all done.
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On Wednesday, February 15, 2012, Spinderella – the Grammy Award–winning DJ, producer, rapper and writer – appeared in the Museum's Foster Theater for a live interview and DJ demo performance. Over the course of an hour-long interview with Director of Education Jason Hanley, Spinderella talked about her career, influences and more.
As a true hip-hop pioneer, Spinderella rocked the turntables as a member of Salt-n-Pepa, the iconic female rap group that would sell more than 15 million albums and singles worldwide. Her career started before she even finished high school.
"I didn't set out to be a DJ," said Spinderella, recalling how her first interest in music came from poring over her father's vinyl collection. "I was in high school. I was in the cafeteria, going to lunch, and a young lady just came up to me and was like, 'Would you want to DJ for a girl group?'" At that time, Spinderella aka Dee Dee Roper was still new to DJing, learning a few tricks from her high school boyfriend, who she accompanied on gigs. Soon, she began spinning on her own.
"Everyone had heard about me DJing – and that was a very rare thing back then – there were like four females," said Spinderella. "I had actually never seen a woman DJ before." Her cafeteria exchange led to an audition with Salt-n-Pepa. The classmate that approached her was connected to hip hop producer and Salt-n-Pepa manager Hurby Azor, who was attempting to create a female version of Run D.M.C. Salt-n-Pepa had begun to establish themselves, having recorded "Showstopper," and they were eager to release the debut album they had just recorded with another female DJ at the turntables. Dee Dee arrived at Azor's studio, where he and Salt were there to scrutinize her audition. "[The audition] was very nerve-racking," said Spinderella. "I was working on breaks at that time – I was DJing break beats, that's how I learned. My high school boyfriend had helped me to prepare a set. I just brought some vinyl in a bag, and basically they were like 'Show me what you got. Let me see it.'" And she did. A few hours after her audition, Spinderella got the call: she got the gig.
Still in the eleventh grade and 16 years old, Spinderella hit the road with Salt-n-Pepa, though with her parents' blessing and a promise to take her homework on the road. Two weeks after she joined the group, "Push It" became a hit, and Spinderella appeared in the video. "That's when it really started to hit. Salt-n-Pepa really was starting to grow like wildfire. 'Push It' was the one song that kind of catapulted us."
"Females in rap at that time were rare, and on the level that we were growing to, we were like a phenom," said Spinderella. "We were just going with it. What we did as the group was we just stopped worrying about what people thought and really just kept growing, kept focusing on what we were doing."
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The High Rock Lake River Rats will host a Battle of the Chefs on Saturday night.
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Without allowing a match to extend to a third set, the Princeton men's tennis team defeated Fairleigh Dickinson 7-0 Saturday afternoon in Jadwin Gym.
Matija Pecotic, Matt Spindler, Augie Bloom and Zack McCourt were all winners in both singles and doubles on the afternoon Princeton participated in Campus Kids Day, the USTA's initiative to get local youth interested in tennis. Princeton players participated in a clinic for kids through eighth grade after the match.
With the win, Princeton improved to 4-3 on the season in just the team's second match in seven this year against an ITA-unranked opponent. The Tigers will turn right around and face Bucknell Sunday at 10 a.m.
(65) Princeton (4-3) 7, Fairleigh Dickinson (0-2) 0
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2. Bloom/Matt Siow (P) def. Hemy/Skvarka (F), 8-3
3. Michael Lin/McCourt (P) def. Gricheno/Sjoberg (F), 8-6
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WHAT: Food Network's Dinner: Impossible's Chef Robert Irvine heads to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum for a music inspired mission. Irvine has just nine hours to cook a legendary meal for 250 Rock Hall VIPs. But to make his meal sing, Robert must base his menu based on six influential genres or events: the British Invasion, the blues, Woodstock, hip-hop/rap, Seattle grunge and rock and roll.
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January was an historic month for Vint and the Colonials. The junior forward recorded 15 points (11G, 4A) in seven games. The team opened the new year with a sweep of St. Lawrence, led offensively by Vint. During the series she moved into third-place in the Colonials record books for career points. The next weekend, Vint registered her 100th career point in a 5-1 rout of nationally-ranked Quinnipiac. She scored a short-handed, game-winning goal in a 3-1 victory over Mercyhurst that set a new program record for wins in a season (20), and proved to be pivotal in the CHA standings. Vint closed out the month by recording back-to-back hat tricks against Mercyhurst and Lindenwood. In the three-goal game at Mercyhurst she set a new school record for career goals, breaking the previous record of 54. During the hat trick at Lindenwood she tallied twice in 41 seconds, and moved to within two goals of tying her own program-record for single-season goals (22). She now has 34 points this season (20G, 14A), and 111 points (58G, 53A) in 90 career games. This is her second Player of the Month award of the season.
Also nominated: Emily Janiga (Mercyhurst), Marissa Maugeri (RIT), Melissa Piacentini (Syracuse)
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Dodds continued to be a force in net during January, posting a 5-1-1 record with a 1.56 GAA, .947 save percentage and one shutout. Dodds and the Colonials held opponents two one goal or less in five of the seven games, including just two goals in two games against nationally-ranked Quinnipiac, and one goal in a win over Mercyhurst, the fifth-highest scoring offense in the nation. Dodds and the Colonials went 2-1-1 against nationally-ranked opponents in the month. She ranks in the top-ten nationally in goals-against average (8th), save percentage (8th), win percentage (3rd), and shutouts (T-7th). This is her third CHA monthly award of the season.
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- 1/2 cup olive oil, divided
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
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- 8 fresh sage leaves plus 4 fresh sage sprigs, divided
- 6 fresh thyme sprigs, divided
- 4 medium onions
- 5 celery ribs
- 5 medium carrots
- 3 medium parsnips
- In a small bowl, combine 1/4 cup oil, garlic, salt and pepper. With fingers, carefully loosen skin from the turkey breast; rub mixture under the skin. Place sage leaves and two thyme sprigs under the skin. Secure skin to underside of breast with toothpicks.
- Cut onions into wedges and the celery, carrots and parsnips into 2-in. lengths. Place about a fifth of the onions, celery and carrots in the turkey cavity; add sprigs and remaining thyme. Place remaining vegetables in a roasting pan. Place turkey, breast side up, over vegetables. Brush with remaining oil.
- Bake at 325° for 3-1/4 to 3-3/4 hours or until a meat thermometer reads 180°, basting occasionally with pan drippings. Cover loosely with foil if turkey browns too quickly. Cover and let stand for 20 minutes before carving turkey. Discard vegetables; use drippings to make gravy. Yield: 14 servings.
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"The best ever turkey! The prep time is a little longer than usual; but worth it. After the bird was cooked, I took it out of the oven and wrapped a blanket around the roasting pan and left it for 1 hour. This allowed the juices to retract and was still very hot. You can use the extra hour to do something else."
"Both the turkey and gravy were excellent! I followed another's suggestion and pureed vegetables that had been roasted with the turkey, to thicken the gravy. Everyone loved it. I need to eat wheat-free, so this was an added bonus."


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Middletown High School finished second and Appoquinimink placed fourth in the Division 3 Open competition Saturday at the Chapter IX Marching Band Championships, hosted by Appoquinimink High School.
The event featured 21 marching bands competing in several divisions according to the size of the band from the Delaware-Southern Maryland-Chesapeake Region.
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I make this recipe for almost any occasion—it's popular with company and at potluck dinners, and I've passed it around to many friends. My husband and I are growing lots of squash this summer, all for this quiche! —Dorothy Collins, Winnsboro, Texas
- 1 pound zucchini, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 pie shell (9 inches), baked
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1 cup ricotta cheese
- 1/2 cup half-and-half cream
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- Dash pepper
- Paprika
- In a small skillet, saute zucchini in butter until tender; drain. Place half the zucchini in the crust. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.
- In a large bowl, combine the ricotta cheese, cream, eggs, salt, oregano, basil, garlic powder and pepper. Pour into crust. Arrange remaining zucchini slices over top. Sprinkle with paprika.
- Bake at 350° for 45 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Zucchini Quiche in Country Extra July 1992, p51
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"I added crumbled bacon (two strips) and sautéed onions with the zucchini. This was excellent! We will make it again. Maybe tomorrow since my family was sad there weren't leftovers."
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"Looks yummy but is there a way to modify it so you don't need a crust -- like using Bisquick in it?"
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"This was a very good Quiche we really liked it and will make it often I added grated parmesan cheese and it was wonderful. Thanks"


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Computing facilities are available on both the Albany and Troy campuses. The Academic Computing Centers offer several computer-based classrooms as well as open labs which can be utilized by students on a walk-in basis. Faculty can reserve a lab for classroom use by contacting the registrars' office: 292-1787
Students may utilize computing services on either campus. The Academic Computing Centers, Libraries and Residence Halls are networked, making it possible for students to access their personal files from any networked location.
The computer labs and classrooms include the following software: Windows 7, MS Office 2010, MS Outlook, 7Zip, MS Internet Explorer, SYSAT, MS and MS Visual Studio.
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KIN 114: Introduction to Kinesiology
Thank you for your interest in HED/KIN 114. The following information is intended to help you understand the course expectations and requirements of this course before class begins on January 13, 2014.
Course Description
HED/KIN 114 is designed for those students interested in majoring in Kinesiology. It is a requirement for all CSU Kinesiology majors. This course will help you gain a preliminary understanding of what a profession in Kinesiology is and of the career possibilities centering on physical activity. This course is not a study of biomechanics course. Course topics include (but not limited to): philosophy of physical activity, sociology of sport, motor behavior, sport and exercise psychology, biomechanics and an overview of careers in kinesiology. Each week students will write an essay based on the assigned reading where students will be required to engage in follow up discussions with the whole class participating and a short weekly quiz. Additionally there will be an individual class project and a professional interview. This is not an independent study course so due dates will be enforced. If this is your first time taking a Distance Education course please take the Distance Education Readiness Questionnaire to determine if online learning is for you.
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No mandatory campus visits are required to take this course. The course, however, is not a self-paced course but an online community of learners working through a 17-week semester. You do have to log on at least 3 days a week to work in the course, but you can pick whichever days and times suit you. A new week of course content with assignments is released each Monday and due the following Monday.
Students should always access the class web site in Moodle via MyCOM. For information about getting a MyCOM account, read the FAQ's on the MyCOM Portal login page. #7 on the Portal login page explains how to get to Moodle.
First Day of Class Instructions
All enrolled students are required to login to the class Moodle website by 6 pm Tuesday, January, 2014 to hold their spot in the class. If a registered student does not login to the class site by this day and time, his or her spot may be given to a student on the waitlist. (The waitlist is long and there is a shortage of class spots to meet the demand; so know that I will honor the waitlist if you do not confirm your spot and begin the course as required.)
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I will not be giving add codes to students until the first day of class. I do honor the official waitlist, adding students in the order they appear on the waitlist. When contacting me regarding an add code please include your name, the section number and name of the class you wish to add in your email.
Course Materials Required
Introduction to Kinesiology- 4th Edition
Author :Shirl Hoffman
Publisher : Human Kinetics
Edition/Year : 2013
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Students may purchase their books online by visiting COM's online bookstore, or students may buy the books at the COM campus. Please purchase the edition listed as quizzes and assignments are linked to this edition. This is not a course where you can get by without reading the assigned text.
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Finally, there is an important note that you should read and heed at the top right of your Moodle home screen: "Closing this browser does not end your session. In order to end a session you must click on Logout (top right side of browser window). If you do not log out, your session will remain active. The next person to use this computer will have full access to your account."
I hope this information clears up any concerns or questions you may have. If you have others, please email me and include HED/KIN 114 in the subject line. I look forward to guiding you through your discovery of careers in Kinesiology and hope to make the online experience a rewarding adventure.
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We are UK citizens driving from Patagonia to Alaska, then shipping home from New York. We hope to be in the US for 3 months, a couple of months in Canada then into Alaska for a couple of months and then back into Canada and the US. But cannot find information about whether we can get a new visa waiver in Canada for driving to Alaska and then back into the US?
This is how I understand this works:
After you arrived in the US, you have 90 days to stay before you have to leave. If within the 90 days you go into Mexico or Canada and want to come back to the US (which by going to Alaska is something you plan to do) you don't reset your 90 days. In other words you have to finish the whole trip from the Mexico border up to Alaska and over to New York in the first 90 days (which you don't want to do).
If you hand in your I94 when leaving the US for Canada, there is no guarantee that they'll give you a new one when you arrive in Alaska, because you just used up your 90 days a few weeks before.
This is basically to prevent 'visa-runs' into Mexico or Canada.
You need a third 'new entry' when coming back from Canada into the US.
While it is perfectly possible that the border officials issue a new I94 in both cases, this is by no means certain.
I would further investigate this and maybe just get a multiple-entry visa to be on the safe side.
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Raspberry & Pink Peppercorn Meringues RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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A classic meringue has been updated with the subtle flavor of raspberry, a drizzle of chocolate and a sprinkling of pink peppercorn. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 3 egg whites
- 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
- Pinch salt
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon raspberry extract
- 5 to 8 drops food coloring, optional
- 1/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 teaspoon shortening
- 2 tablespoons whole pink peppercorns, crushed
- Place egg whites in a large bowl; let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. Add cream of tartar and salt; beat on medium speed until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating on high until stiff glossy peaks form and sugar is dissolved. Beat in extract and food coloring if desired.
- Cut a small hole in the corner of a pastry or plastic bag; insert a large star tip. Fill bag with egg white mixture. Pipe 1-1/4-in.-diameter cookies onto parchment paper-lined baking sheets. Bake at 300° for 20-25 minutes or until set and dry. (Turn oven off; leave meringues in oven for 1 hour.) Remove to wire racks.
- In a microwave, melt chocolate chips and shortening; stir until smooth. Drizzle over cookies; sprinkle with peppercorns. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 4 dozen.
Originally published as Raspberry & Pink Peppercorn Meringues in Taste of Home Christmas Annual Annual 2011, p114
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"Could never get stiff peaks to form. Will no make again."
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"I haven't made these yet but I just hvae to say these are SO pretty!!"
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"Pink peppercorns have a uniquely pungent and slightly sweet flavor. You can find them on-line and in many of the finer spice isles."
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"I can't even find sugar crystals where I live. Only already tinted very expensive ones."
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hi, its idiotic event:/
this repeats itself often
hi, its idiotic event:/
this repeats itself often
If you see UFO a small type or medium type. The attack with F-32 with new manufacture missiles. Disable torpedos. Then shoot down by gatling gun. Works 90%. Maybe needs disable 1 missile too. Or other. Sent on this type UFO's F17 with old earth weapons it shoot down 100%. Not destroyed.
this trick works, but... this concept gameplay stay in ending version this game?
if high lv weapon used = 0% chance to shutdown? only destroy?
The spawn rate and time of ufo's has not been balanced.
You may not be fighting so many of the weaker craft by that point in the full game.
Or it may be that the weapons you are using will be weaker or the enemy will be stronger
Devil's Advocate and forum moderator
100% destroyed ufo's = no ground mission = no artifact for sale = bankrupt? ^^
You don't need the artifact sales to stay in the green. Just destroying tons of UFOs has significant boosts into your monthly gains (+$200k total is what I had at one point). The monthly paycheck should be plenty enough to begin with, unless you overextend too early.
It'll help, sure, the ground combat isn't required to make money in the game in it's current state.
Missiles make ships crash
Torpedoes do high damage but if its the last hit it is destroyed.
Only Light scout, scout, corvette create crash sites
Fighter,bomber,heavy bomber do not
The balance is nearly not final in the game. Many things will change until the end of the project.
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ZF-8190: Undefined variable in Zend_Db_Select
The changes in Zend_Db_Select in 1.9.4 release started to raise an undefined variable notice:
( ! ) Notice: Undefined variable: lastFromCorrelationName in /data/html/vilagenet.com.br/library/Zend/Db/Select.php on line 840
To reproduce:
$adapter = Zend_Db_Table::getDefaultAdapter(); $select = $adapter->select() ->from('sometable', 'id'); $select2 = $adapter->select() ->from(null, 'COUNT(*) FROM (' . $select->__toString() . ') AS count'); $result = $adapter->fetchCol($select2);
The variable {{$lastFromCorrelationName}} is declared in Zend_Db_Select on line 810, inside an {{if}} statement, but is used outside it, on line 840.
Moving the declaration to just outside the {{if}} (line 800) corrects the problem, and all unit tests still pass.
Tested in trunk and the bug is still present.
Attaching the patch to solve this issue.
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Staybridge Suites Seattle North-Everett
Situated on the shores of Puget Sound, Mukilteo is a scenic, waterfront suburb located just north of Seattle. Whether visiting for business or pleasure, the Staybridge Suites® Seattle North - Everett hotel offers exceptional service and quality amenities to ensure a carefree stay. Surrounded by top companies, such as Boeing Everett, Fluke and Intermec, the hotel is the ideal choice for your next Mukilteo business trip. The hotel's guests enjoy free Wi-Fi access throughout the property, including the Business Center. If you're looking for hotels in the North Seattle area that can host your next meeting, we have a ballroom with space for up to 75 people, as well as an Executive Boardroom. Whatever your interests may be, you're sure to find something exciting to do in Mukilteo. The hotel's just minutes from both the Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour, Historic Flight and the Flying Heritage Museum. Check out the Mukilteo Lighthouse for amazing views of the waterfront. We are also about 20 miles from downtown Seattle.When choosing hotels in the Seattle area, remember our convenient amenities, such as an indoor pool, Fitness Center and a free, hot breakfast buffet. Borrow a putter from the Front Desk and practice your game at our five-hole putting green. We also have a media room with 16 easy chairs. Make your reservation today, and take advantage of all we have to offer!
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This is one of my favorite hotels. While you are not as close as some to the UW Seattle campus you are close enough
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I've stayed at this property on four separate occasions on business and visiting my son and daughter-in-law who live in the area. I won't stay anywhere else. Convenient, clean, friendly and courteous staff, excellent amenities, good value. An excellent property!
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Be ready for any emergency while you show off your Cornhuskers pride with this team logo diaper bag! It features an embroidered felt appliqué Nebraska Cornhuskers wordmark on the front flap, an allover team wordmark lining and a team wordmark fold-up changing pad so you can always display your team spirit. It also features an exterior side pocket suitable for your youngster's bottle, along with stroller-handle clips convenient for when your hands are full and you're on the go. Pick up this Cornhuskers diaper bag and you'll be prepared for any messy situation!
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You'd think the Fifty Shades of Grey phenomenon would bypass Utah. But you'd be wrong.
The S&M romance trilogy by British author E.L. James is more popular than the hottest Danielle Steele bodice-ripper—and more controversial. It's been in Amazon's Top 100 for 40 days. And sales at sex shops in L.A. have spiked as women go in search of red room "tools."
Meantime, Christian Grey, the stalkerish, dominating hero has sparked post-feminist treatises about how hard-working American women just want to be spanked at home and a predictable backlash.
While Hollywood likes to compare the book to the Twilight series (the author apparently based her main characters on Bella and Edward) for obvious money-making reasons, the books are not much like Stephanie Meyer's save-it-for-marriage love story. And that's probably enough to give many Utah readers reason to pause.
The King's English in Salt Lake City's 15th and 15th neighborhood has six books in stock and another four on special order. "It [appeals] to a different audience," the clerk told me. "It's not really our customer base."
Despite the discreet cover featuring a silver tie, maybe that customer base still wants to read the book, but not OWN it: The waiting list for the first of the three books at the Salt Lake Public Library was pushing 80 last weekend. Fifty Shades is in even more demand at the Salt Lake County Library, where holds were climbing near 300.
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Volleyball Drops Close Final Sets, Moves To 1-1 In Ivy League Play
The Princeton women's volleyball team was looking for back-to-back marathon wins to open its Ivy League season, but the host team had other plans. Cornell moved to 2-0 in Ivy play by winning a pair of two-point final sets to grab a 3-1 victory over the Tigers (1-1).
Princeton scored a 25-22 victory in the second set, and nearly pulled off a third-set comeback, though the Big Red fought it off for a 25-23 win. The Tigers held a lead for much of the fourth set and even held a match point, but Cornell won the final three to finish the match with a 26-24 win.
Sophomore Kendall Peterkin, the reigning Ivy League Player of the Week, led the Tigers with 12 kills and 13 digs, while freshman Kendall Peterkin added 10 kills and five digs. Junior Tiana Woolridge had eight kills and seven blocks, while classmate Nicole Kincade had 10 blocks to go along with a pair of kills.
Freshman Lauren Miller, the reigning Ivy League Rookie of the Week, had 35 assists, eight digs and five blocks, while classmate Ellie Shannon added eight kills and four blocks.
Princeton will make the overnight trip to New York City and take on Columbia Saturday at 5 pm. The Lions moved to 1-1 in the Ivy League with a 3-2 comeback win over Penn.


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|Vandals seek consistency
LAS VEGAS, Nev. – University of Idaho golf coach John Means said there simply is no predicting what will happen at the Western Athletic Conference Championship Tournament, which begins Monday and concludes Wednesday at Rio Secco Golf Club.
"We have been playing so inconsistently," said Means, whose team has won tournaments and finished as low as 11th. "That's just part of being young."
The youth movement is led by sophomores Aaron Cockerill and Sean McMullen. Cockerill is the team's best scorer with an average of 73.46 with McMullen, the 2011-12 WAC Freshman of the Year, at 73.91. In between is senior Gordon Webb, who has one tournament victory to his credit and a team-best four top-10 finishes as he averages 73.75 per round.
"They've worked so hard this year," Means said of the Vandals. "They know how to hit all the shots in order to get the job done. Course management is still the major issue – but that's because they're so young."
It not only is the Vandals' inconsistency that makes the tournament unpredictable. The closeness of the teams in the league make it anyone's game.
"There's not a huge favorite," Means said. "We've beaten every team and they've all beaten us."
The tournament can be followed live at www.golfstat.com.


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One thing I was always interested in was this idea of Belgium chocolate and the stereotype that it's especially "fancy" or "gourmet". The misconception is that Belgium chocolate is a style of making chocolate as opposed to the fact that the country is naturally filled with talented chocolatiers (which, is true, but you get what I mean). There's many chocolates that come with this Belgium-styled claim; Godiva, CafeTasse, Leonidas come right to mind. Galler is another one, and it wasn't until I stumbled across these tins of "Cat Tongues" in Marshalls, one of their signature offerings, did I get a chance to finally try them.
I had no idea what a "Cat Tongue" was, but the interesting tin and the fact I hadn't had any Galler before was reason enough for me to make the purchase. I bought a tin of each flavor: dark, milk, white. I saved the milk one as a gift and took the dark and the white for official blog tastings.
The The packaging is nice, as I was greeted with a long chain of individually wrapped Cat Tongues on the inside. All nicely folded up one another so nothing got squished. The illustration of the very European-styled Cat (I'm reminded of the art by Albert Uderzo in the Asterix comics and Peyo's work on the Smurfs.)
Unwrapping a piece, you can see each are molded into the face of the Cat giving us the raspberry, as so to speak. The chocolate looks flawless and the praline center is barely visible though the white chocolate shell.
These did not have as much flavor as I hoped. Just picking up a piece to eat, the chocolate feels overly sweet and greasy. The praline center has a good hazelnut flavor but it's not as strong as Nutella. The dark chocolate Cat Tongue had a nice snap to it and a nice dark gloss. The mild dark chocolate did mask some of the praline's sweetness, but it was still on the bland side. The white chocolate was creamier and milkier, and had a more pronounced hazelnut flavor as there wasn't much chocolate for the praline to compete with (or should I say sugar?). Both of them just didn't do it for me and didn't deliver an indulgent chocolate experience I was hoping for.
These didn't really do it for me, but I did share them with friends and family with positive results. My Mom especially liked taking the white and dark ones and placing them back to back to nibble on with coffee. She was also gifted the milk chocolate ones (which means I didn't get to taste them) and said they were quite enjoyable. I look forward to trying Galler's other products, namely those adorable colored chocolate bars I see sometimes.
Rating: Not Worth It
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Gotta say, the Canyons' design firm has a good grip on a new look for mountain luxury. Alpine House, which used to be a private club, is now a casual eatery, with a lot of separate mini-ambiances for its size: ikat-covered wing chairs near a fireplace, a deluxe carved picnic table, an intimate banquette, and a bar, all lit by a bank of windows looking out over the plaza.
The menu is short: we started with a fantastic tomato soup, jazzed up with coconut and garnished with eggplant croutons.
Caesar pizza was a handmade crust just slicked with sort of an alfredo and plenty of parm, topped with white anchovies and roasted garlic cloves, with chopped romaine and croutons tossed on top.Somehow, the chef managed to get hold of some elusive Alpine mussels (JK, as they say on Facebook); anyway, these were plump, healthy little things in a fragrant herbed broth.And for the big finish, a couple of brilliant desserts: deep dish blueberry cobbler with ice cream, and baked apricots topped with a kind of meringue cream finished with lime zest, each served simply in a deep bowl. There's nothing cozier than eating out of a bowl.
Now we can't wait to eat at the Farm.


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October 30, 2013
Trends come and go, but some color combinations stand the test of time just as beautiful wood floors like those in Anderson's Hermosa Plank collection have long-lasting appeal in home design. From monochromatic schemes to bold accent hues, these are combos that frequently turn up as designers' favorites.
Not just for holidays
Many people assume that using red and green makes a room look like it's decorated for Christmas. But it's also a color pair that can range from homey, country style to subdued and elegant. It just depends on which greens and reds one uses.
Maroon, for instance, has an undertone of red and it's a versatile neutral for a host of hues that include green accents. Moss green has a gray-green tone that looks particularly good with deep cranberry red, camel, beige and black, and that's just the start of the list that can be matched up with this versatile hue.
In a red and off-white room design suggested by Better Homes and Gardens magazine, many shades of green can be easily incorporated with a backdrop of indoor plants. With this subtle approach, red and green will work throughout the year without a thought given to the holidays.
A classic pair
Black and white may be the most classic pair of all. It goes with virtually any accent color, and by itself has a dramatic, elegant effect. With the right style of furnishings, a black-and-white design plan creates a memorable impression.
HGTV featured one such design for a lengthy front porch on a colonial home. In addition to black shutters and a period wrought iron lantern for lighting, the white home and porch railings were offset by black rocking chairs and a white porch swing with black and white decorative pillows.
Black and white also go well with metallics. Silver and related tones like brushed nickel top the list, but gold, bronze and brass are also good complements to this classic duo.
Lights and Darks
Dark colors aren't for everyone, but those who have their doubts may change their minds when they see a dark monochromatic color scheme. Light, single-hue designs give a bright and airy look to a room, but darker hues often have a touch of sophistication.
Homeowners who aren't ready to take the dark color plunge can still achieve the elegance of a monochromatic color scheme in any color of their choice. Different shades of white and off-white are another timeless combination that goes well with any style of furnishings.
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As a young inventor, Spring Faussett started ordering parts online and putting them together. What came to be was this strange new "human rolling pin" that she called Tiger Tail, which was created in her garage using materials she found online and at Home Depot. The name, which comes from the colors of the product, reminded Faussett of a tiger and how a tiger's tail is straight, powerful and represented balance. Now, Tiger Tail is famously known worldwide as the orange and black muscle roller.
Faussett is neither a physical therapist nor a massage therapis, but rather an athlete who had a whole lot of pain from all the sports she chose to play. One year, after tearing her ACL, she opted to harvest her own hamstring to do the repair. Her therapists recommended a foam roller or a rolling pin to help reduce the pain and heal the scar tissue. Neither worked and she wondered what would happen if she crossed a rolling pin with a foam roller and the Tiger Tail was born. To this day, Tiger Tail is still Made in USA and each Tiger Tail goes through Faussett's original production process to ensure quality.
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When a gay guy with a beard sucks a guy's penis and he pulls it out of his mouth and get semen all over his beard.
Dude, I gave colin the worst Santa Claus ever.
Por Mr. Doty 23 de septiembre de 2008
Big fat dressed up red guy. The american rip-off from the dutch 'sinterklaas'. He has been used by coca cola to market their product and now is one of the most important icons around christmas time. He is fat because he is set to american standards. Santa claus is sometimes refered to as Santa or the man who brings presents on christmas eve. Santa is believed to live on the north pole, but seen his enormous profits and exploitation of little people his second home is believed to be in india.
> Who's the fat guy exploiting those reindeers and little helpers?
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Por BadgerX 26 de octubre de 2005
Pulling out of your male partners ass then ejaculating on their face. You would then use the semen to draw a mustache and beard (white like Santa Claus).
Damn rick, your ass is so tight. Now be a good little elf and let me Santa Claus you'
Por chris kringle 04 de octubre de 2006
A talking piece of poo who says: "Howdy Ho! Ho! Ho!" , as seen on South Park (those guys are so smart).
If you see santa claus floating in the toilet then be sure to flush it down so the next person doesn't have to see/look at it.


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Rated 3.6 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by EclecticStyle Just what we were looking for. Love this chair, looks good, very good quality, LOVE the large seat. August 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by deni49 I love this chair! I've wanted this style chair to go with my antique mahogany desk for years but could never find one at a reasonable price. This one, however, is perfect! Not only does the color match but I found it easy to assemble (and I'm a 60+ year old woman) and it is actually quite comfortable, with or without a seat pad. July 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by mariemagnolia Great Chair, lucky I got it put together! I am a pretty handy woman and usually don't have trouble assembling furniture. This chair however was very difficult to put together. The screws were in awkward places/angles and the tools provided weren't sufficient since you could only get a quarter turn before you ran into a stop. Other parts of the chair needed to be unscrewed, assembled with extra parts and then re-screwed. Took about 2-3 hours to fully complete. Luckily, once completed, we are very happy with it. It is comfortable, stylish and is exactly what I was looking for. October 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Seattle2014 Good chair at this price Comparing with other priced wood chairs at professional furniture stores, this chair is really a good deal to meet my request. it fits my home office perfectly! The only disappointment is it is hard to setup by using the tools in the package. ... I pay less and I should DIY more... fair deal. February 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nycole Good, solid chair We bought this chair for our computer desk, which we purchased at another store and we are very pleased. The chair took about 30 min for me to assemble by myself. It is pretty heavy and solidly built. So far we are pleased. It looks more expensive than it was, it is comfortable and reasonably priced. July 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MBJoy Good Looking. Not for comfort I purchased with the matching desk, I struggle with the comfort, even though I use it in my home office -- which is for short periods. I have put a cushion on the bottom, but am still considering replacing it. I love the look....it is perfect in that regard, What I like the least is that it has dinged up my desk...the seat swivels easily and bangs into my desk when I get out of it. The finish on the desk is thin, so its not all the chair's fault :O) And the chair is super durable, finish and wood...it shows no wear at all where it hits the desk. Ah, but if I had to give up one, it would be the chair...I love that desk! June 15, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Sitckman Purchase with caution! I purchased this chair about one (1) year ago, along with a matching office desk. The chair structural support welds recently failed between the Metal Seat Bracket (Item C) and the Metal Cylinder (Item D). I weigh 150 #, so I don't feel that I ever exceeded the weight limit on this product. When it failed, it collapsed from the side with the seat of the chair severing from the legs and gave me a good toss to the floor. After a thorough inspection, it appears that the welds failed at the Metal Seat Bracket. I love this chair, but would caution anyone considering the purchase to take a good look at the structural welds of the hardware before you purchase, and certainly with on- going inspections if you do purchase . World Market, graciously supplied me with a new Hardware Package at no cost, even though the purchase was out of warranty; certainly their commitment to customer service is commendable. I will continue to use my chair with new replacement components, inspecting the welds periodically, to insure their integrity. Hope this helps! February 25, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by PB96 Wheel snapped off I loved this chair until 10 minutes ago when one of the wheels snapped off. I leaned back and went fying backwards. Had I not been able to catch myself I would have hit the back of my head on the tile floor. The bolt attaching the wheel broke apart with the screwed in section being stuck there. So I can't even replace the wheel because the the hole is filled with the broken bolt. September 11, 2014
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Earnest Alexander Byner
Position: RB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 215 lbs.
Born: September 15, 1962 in Milledgeville, GA
High School: Baldwin
College: East Carolina (school history) (Byner college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 10th round (280th overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 82 (318th overall since 1950)
2-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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Brand new to SLC and just in time for the holidays is Christkindlmarkt, a fresh cultural experience for the whole family.
The highly-anticipated event is fashioned after authentic German Christmas markets, complete with wooden vendor booths decorated to the iconic style. The celebration will take place Nov. 29–Dec. 1 at This Is the Place Heritage Park from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Christkindlmarkt features some of the finest food, festivities and charitable events, along with jolly old St. Nicholas.
On Nov. 29 at 6 p.m., the St. Martin Lantern Parade will commence. Lanterns will light up the streets as children march to celebrate St. Martin's heroic acts of service. Children may bring their own lanterns or purchase lanterns at the market for around $10. Music will accompany the revelry, provided by a children's choir of around 300. A centurion on horseback will escort the procession. Afterward, John C. Wester, the bishop of Salt Lake City, will bring the story to life and illuminate the Christmas tree.
The St. Nicholas Day parade, held Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at 6 p.m., will include a shoe drive benefitting the Salt Lake Rescue Mission. The public is encouraged to bring lightly-used children's shoes for this cause. This holds to the tradition of St. Nicholas himself, who filled shoes with goodies, much like the Americanized stocking stuffers.
Click here for more info or contact an event organizer at 801-828-5420.