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Orange Cream Cake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 package lemon cake mix (regular size)
- 1 envelope unsweetened orange Kool-Aid mix
- 1 cup water
- 3 eggs
- 1/3 cup vegetable oil
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) orange gelatin, divided
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 cup cold water
- 1 cup cold milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 pacakge (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- In a large bowl, combine cake mix, Kool-Aid mix, water, eggs and oil; beat on low speed for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes.
- Pour into an ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Using a meat fork or wooden skewer, poke holes in cake. Cool on a wire rack for 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a large bowl, dissolve one package of gelatin in boiling water. Stir in cold water. Pour over cake. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours.
- In a large bowl, combine the milk, vanilla, pudding mix and remaining gelatin; beat on low for 2 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes; fold in whipped topping. Frost cake. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12-15 servings.
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Reviews for Orange Cream Cake
"Oh my gosh, is this heavenly! So refreshing, and not too sweet. I did put the frosting in the 'fridge for about a half hour to thicken it, per the other reviews. I will make this again!"
"Delicious! Very light and refreshing! I did only use 1/2 cup cold water instead of 1cup as that is what most jello poke cakes call for in their recipes. The topping turned out great, too! Will make again!"
"This cake very moist and had a great flavor. However, like lilaccrew the frosting ended up like a thick sauce even though I refrigerated it for 5 hours after frosting it. The next day it was perfect."
"Delicious and moist!"
"This cake sounded delicious as I read the ingredients, so I bought ingredients to make two; one to share, the other to snack on throughout the week. So glad I did! Everyone loved the refreshing taste after Sunday dinner."


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It saddens me that Brett Smith has decided to retire as President of S&S Cycle. He's a guy that has earned my respect and friendship over the last couple years. I wish him well. Every time I talk to him he rushing to catch up on the day. When you get behind day after day, the missing hours with family and friends wears deeply on your soul. I'm only speculating on why he made this decision, but I think I'm not far off. I hope he takes a lot of time for family and friernds and comes back to advance S&S to the next level sometime in the future. Best Wishes.
LA CROSSE, WI (October 3, 2008) S&S® Cycle Inc. the leader in Proven Performance components and engines for American v-twin motorcycles marks the start of 51 years of business this week. Still glowing with the excitement of the S&S 50th Anniversary Celebration that took place in June of this year, October 1, 2008 marked the start of a new fiscal year for the company. The S&S Cycle Board of Directors, led by Chairman George Smith met to set a course for year 51—and beyond.
Their first order of business was to deal with the impending resignation of S&S president Brett Smith—George's son and grandson of founders George and Marge Smith--effective December 1, 2008. During his tenure he assisted with the formation of the Motorcycle Industry Council's American V-Twin Aftermarket Committee, the establishment of both EPA and CARB certified engine programs, and has been a consistent advocate for the v-twin industry on a global scale. The capstone of his focus on emissions-related product offerings was the release of the proprietary and 50-state 2010 emissions compliant S&S X-Wedge™ engine. At the same time, Brett rededicated the company's efforts regarding classic/vintage components with the release of the SH and P-series engines and with the acquisition of Flathead Power assets in July, 2007. He has also been credited with significantly growing internationals sales, creating annual S&S marketing projects such as this year's 50th Anniversary Celebration, and establishing several key alliances with companies such as Super Flow, Mobil 1, Gates Drive Belts, and the NHRA.
"It has been an honor serving as a steward to our family business the past 6 ½ years," said Brett Smith. "I am confident the measures we've taken over the past several years with respect to new products like the X-Wedge, our dealer development efforts, rapid international sales growth and a clear focus on emissions related efforts have set a solid foundation on which to build over the next decade." Brett concluded, "I'm looking forward to watching things develop as a shareholder and seeking new opportunities for my family and me."
Chairman George Smith will assume the role of interim CEO and lead the company as Brett transitions out of the presidency. George helped S&S grow dramatically during his past tenure as president, and has served on the Board of Directors since 1980. Since leaving daily S&S operations in October of 1993, George has remained closely involved with the business while assembling a successful racing team, G2 Motorsports, which has influenced the sport of drag racing by developing a complete S&S-powered machine that has changed the face of NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle competition. George's return to operational leadership will build on the momentum Brett created.
Said George Smith, "I am proud of the job my son has done for S&S and my parents would be proud as well. He has put together a great team and done a lot over the past several years and I will miss having him at S&S." George concluded, "I respect his request to move on and I know he'll do well at whatever he pursues after taking some much needed time off with Robin and the kids."
The operational news as S&S enters year 51 is a rededication to performance components. S&S built its reputation designing complete performance packages to make American motorcycles more fun to ride. Now, the focus is back to follow founder George Smith, Sr.'s most famous line "to make every motorcycle go faster." There will be more new "old" products and new "new" products reinforcing the Company mantra.
Starting with the "old" new products, the S&S KN-Series engines and a line of KN replacement parts will be available in early November. These 93ci vintage beauties will provide plenty of power, significant improvements over the original design and satisfy a need for riders that love old iron. On the "new" new front, S&S will be releasing bolt-in high torque cams that increase performance for late model touring applications. Riders of 2008 -'09 baggers will see great performance increases with the availability of bolt on S&S air cleaners and exhaust products—along with several new Hot Set Up Kits. Finally, 2009 will also see S&S introducing a complete line of chrome billet components to upgrade the looks of all S&S engines.
S&S Cycle has been a leading manufacturer of Proven Performance v-twin motorcycle components and engines for nearly 50 years. George Smith and Stanley Stankos founded the company in 1958 in Blue Island, Illinois. Shortly after the founding of S&S, George, and his wife Marjorie (whose maiden name was also Smith), bought out Stanley Stankos and Smith & Stankos became Smith & Smith (S&S). In 1969, S&S moved from Blue Island to Viola, Wisconsin and expanded to La Crosse, Wisconsin in 2004. This 3rd generation business supplies components and/or engines to several large custom OEs including: American Ironhorse, APC, Arlen Ness, Big Bear Choppers, Big Dog, Bourget Bike Works, Orange County Choppers, Saxon, Swift, Victory, & West Coast Choppers (please see the S&S website for a complete listing located at http://www.sscycle.com).

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Um, sleep much? Nope, not me.
So this is a long way of saying that posting will be sporadic around here through the holidays. I've also decided to put WIP Wednesday on hiatus until the first week of January. Feel free to do your own WIP Wednesday posts anyway—there just won't be a linky. I'm sure most of us have little time for blog-hopping right now anyway!


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There are several regular expressions like #^@(\w+)\s#. All of them assume that there is a whitespace after the tag, throwing an exception otherwise. It also seems that the abstraction of docblocks is not working properly when meeting unknown tags or when certain tags like @param are missing. I don't know how to handle missing tags if it is not possible to generate them into the "broken" classes and interfaces.
The priority of this issue was changed to "N/A - Not Applicable". I don't understand this priority :) Does this mean the issue will not be solved?
(That was a bulk update to ensure that I can look at the issues, the change was described on the mailing list)
Changed to "Trivial" fix, "Nice To Have" in the "Next Mini Release"
Maybe I could work on it :)
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The draft reviews are in…"HATED IT"
The knee-jerk reviews of the Miami Dolphins' selection in the NFL draft are in, and if you pay attention to what most of the talking heads and draftniks are saying you'll feel like you're watching an In Living Color episode of "Men on Films."
How did the Miami Dolphins do in your draft grades Mr. Mel McShay Mayock Jr., and Sir Blog-a-Lots of the world (I think that's going to be my new comment name)?
Sometimes I wonder if men do have menstrual cycles because it seems like the NFL nation is having a PDS (post draft syndrome) moment.
WE ALL would get kicked out of Dan Hennings' meeting room right about now.
Notice I included myself.
After listening to Jeff Ireland justify why he did what he did over the weekend, and getting a decent (not good) night's sleep, I've concluded a couple of things.
Vontae Davis will get the same speech Bill Parcells gave Brandon London when he first arrived on the team.
"Son, stay out of the clubs," London said, replaying that conversation to me months ago.
And Davis better stay out of trouble, which means stay off South Beach. Go to Las Olas dude….
If NOTHING else happens in this draft other than Davis and Sean Smith becoming the Dolphins' next generation of Pat Surtain and Sam Madison this will be an EXCELLENT draft because that position is the second hardest to find in the NFL, behind only quarterback. And for the record, the Dolphins now have 3 1/2 of those….
Who cares what Pat White plays, or if the Dolphins used a second-round pick on a specialist player.
If Mr. Wildcat, who will be on Big O's WQAM show around 3:30 p.m. this afternoon, contributes to the Dolphins scoring six more touchdowns next season with his legs, arms, or hands, and creates a passing element to the Wildcat, he'll be the BIGGEST steal of the draft, and a candidate for NFL Rookie of the Year.
I'm betting Parcells watched Kordell Stewart, Randall Cunningham and Michael Vick have success throughout their brief NFL careers as quarterback and said to himself: "I've got to get me one them running quarterbacks."
The one thing White's addition does is stop the Dolphins from playing 10-on-11 when they get into the Wildcat formation. Chad Pennington will no longer be exposed out there as a decoy receiver….
One of those receivers drafted in the second day, either USC's Patrick Turner (who for the record I liked at the Senior Bowl) or Ohio State's Brian Hartline, better make something of themselves in the NFL. Either with the Dolphins, or some other team. I don't care which one. Just do something for someone. If Davone Bess, who wasn't even drafted last year, can outperform nearly 25 drafted receivers Mr. Turner and/or Mr. Hartline BETTER put some heat on undrafted guys like Bess, Greg Camarillo, and London.
On a side note, I got a good chuckle out of wondering what happens if Ernest Wilford's been working like a madman this offseason and smokes these fools in training camp, earning the No. 1 receiver spot. What then for a player every thinks needs to be churned? I'm not saying that will happen. I just got a good chuckle out of it because I can't help but pull for the underdog. That's my nature….
And finally, if anyone the Dolphins drafted past the fifth round does ANYTHING significant after they make the 53-man roster, if they make the 53-man roster, it's a bonus.
We looked forward to the draft soooooo much. Let's not hate on the new toys the Dolphins just got, especially since we haven't even taken them out of the box yet.
One of my scouting buddies told me his team spends roughly $5 million a year (and that's a conservative estimation) scouting 300 college prospects, trying to determine if they have a future in the NFL. Sure it's a crap shoot still, but they have a better chance of predicting if J.D. Folson will hit big than all of the second-guessers of the world, including those employed by a major media outlet, or newspaper.
We will know nothing about this draft class until a year from now. Absolutely nothing! And we won't be able to judge it fairly until 2011.
Let us get ALL the venting out by Thursday, when your new Miami Dolphins will be landing in town, and will find themselves searching around the web to see what their new fanbase thinks of them.
Let it out!
Tell The Mob what you liked about the draft: "The Dolphins took two of the top five corners. Hooray for DBs." – Omar Kelly
And what you didn't like: "It seemed like the Dolphins missed on finding a nose tackle, and for what, a practice squad tight end? No offense John Nalbone, but you better bust some heads on special teams." – Omar Kelly
There, it's out in the open.
Now let's MOVE ON, put a smile on our faces, and watch the newcomers compete.
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Three things you can depend on in life: death, taxes and really funny Charles Barkley opinions.
Charles Barkley told TV/radio host Dan Patrick earlier today that he planned to vent about the rumor that he purchased Auburn quarterback Cam Newton lower level tickets to the Los Angeles Lakers Phoenix Suns game during TNT's Thursday night broadcast of the Dallas Mavericks-Oklahoma City Thunder game.
Barkley said he never met Cam Newton and did not purchase tickets for him. He didn't shy away from the topic saying that he would have purchased tickets for Newton if he wanted them and would have given him a tour of the NBA locker room considering Cam Newton is the third best athlete in Auburn sports history behind Barkley and Bo Jackson according to Barkley.
But the quips didn't stop there. Charles Barkley also gave his take on the controversial Tucker Carlson comments on Michael Vick. He said Carlson previously worked for TNT but was fired because "he sucked." Barkley also added that "the brothers" were pulling for Michael Vick as he paid his debt to society.


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Crispy Chicken Wings Appetizer RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 2 pounds chicken wings
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Cut chicken wings into three sections; discard wing tip sections.
- In a small shallow bowl, combine butter and garlic powder. In another bowl, combine the remaining ingredients. Dip chicken into butter mixture, then into crumb mixture.
- Place on greased baking sheet; bake at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until chicken juices run clear. Yield: 20 appetizers.
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Reviews for Crispy Chicken Wings Appetizer
"I made these and I also made the breaded wings I found on Taste of home. We skinned the wings since we don't like eating all of that fat. I think if I make these again I would bake them at 425 for about 30 minutes instead and I would NOT grease the pan. The butter added enough grease to the baking sheet. The breaded ones are baked at 425 and were crispy."
"A little too much like baked chicken."
"I found it a little too much like baked chicken."
"These were just OK. As one reviewer commented, maybe "crispy" chicken wings don't really exist. They were OK straight out of the oven, but I have several better recipes for chicken wings that my whole family prefers so I won't be making these again."
"Terrible! Did not get crispy. Maybe if it would have been on a rack the "juices" could have dripped thru instead of sitting in it - Soggy and bland tasting"


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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (September 30, 2006) - ETSU doubles tandem Lisandro Picardo (Mar del Plata, Argentina) and Felix Insaurralde (Asuncion, Paraguay) advanced to the Flight A finals on Saturday at the UNC Invitational.
Picardo and Insaurralde defeated Davidson's John Bolton and Scott Myers, 8-5 in the round of 16 before breezing to an easy victory over David Rozek and Frideric Prandecki of North Carolina State, 8-0. The duo then defeated
In singles action, Picardo defeated Will Plyer of
In consolation play, Insaurralde cruised to an easy victory as he defeated George Kernodle of Wofford, 6-0, 6-1 and then received a bye in the next round. He will square off against
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Bill Droste, from Orlando Brewing, emailed me this morning about my column in today's Calendar section. I mention the great prices that Fifty Brews out in Waterford Lakes offers on many craft beers, including Orlando Brewing's. Droste wanted me to update you guys and let you know that you can get Orlando Brewing beers for cheaper than $3.75 (what Fifty Brews sells it at) once a month. Every 30th of the month, go to Orlando Brewing and they'll be selling all of their beers for $2. It's called Beer:30 and its definitely a good deal. Now if we can only get them to do it more than once a month.


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Cherry Nut Cookies RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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So pretty with a dusting of powdered sugar, these cookies are fabulous! —Susan Westerfield, Albuquerque, New Mexico
- 1 package (6 ounces) golden raisins and cherries
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cherry juice blend
- Dash ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 white chocolate Toblerone candy bar (3.52 ounces), finely chopped
- 1/4 cup finely chopped walnuts, toasted
- 2 teaspoons water
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- In a small saucepan, combine first four ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, 6-8 minutes or until most of the liquid is absorbed, stirring occasionally. Cool.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, beat butter and cream cheese until smooth. Gradually add flour.
- Turn dough onto a lightly floured surface; knead until smooth, about 3 minutes. Roll into a 12-1/2-in. square; cut into 2-1/2-in. squares.
- Stir candy and walnuts into fruit mixture. Drop filling by tablespoonfuls onto center of each square. Bring two opposite corners to center; moisten edges with water and pinch together.
- Place 1 in. apart on lightly greased baking sheets. Bake 16-18 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to wire racks to cool.
- Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 25 cookies.
Originally published as Cherry Nut Cookies in Simple & Delicious December/January 2011, p86
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"Excellent. Took to Super Bowl party - had many compliments on them."
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"What other filling can be used to make these cookies?"
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"[quote user="walkerquilter"]What is cherry juice blend? [/quote] Find it in the juice isle of your grocery store."
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"What is cherry juice blend?"
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Cycling in Mogadishu? Nope just a weed fire out west. What a beautiful Parkway.The Trail: Legacy Parkway
How: By Bike.
How hard is it? Grandma could do it.
Where is it? Access the southernmost trail head from North Salt Lake's Center Street, just west of Redwood Road. Access the northernmost trail head from Farmington Station. There are numerous access points along the route. Click here to download a .pdf map.
On Saturday, I loaded up the bike and headed up to North Salt Lake to try out the Legacy Parkway Trail. From the NSL trailhead this paved mini highway meanders alongside the Legacy Parkway all the way up to Farmington's Frontrunner Station at Lagoon, about 14 miles. It's basically a flat ride, nothing too taxing but perfect for cyclists who just want an easy 28 miles.
Learn about the wetlands underneath the ParkwaySo back to the ride. I said that spring or fall is the best time to do this trail because It is as exposed as hell. On a hot day it would be unbearable. But Saturday was overcast and cool, a light rain advertised the storm to come and the wind made the return from Farmington a little tough.
Also bugs. Try to breathe through your nose. The trail runs through those wetlands I was just talking about and wetlands for all their environmental importance to migratory birds and all are full of little inhalable bugs in big clouds. Let's just say I didn't need a protein shake after this ride.
Although riding alongside a dolled up freeway isn't the greatest, it sure beats riding on the freeway itself. And there are some really pretty spots along the trail (at least on days when there isn't a controlled burn to the west) Go do a section and let me know what you think.
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It's all about playing with your food. Saturday night's SLC POP dinner, held at Caputo's, was as playful as it was edible.
Pop-up dinners have been popular on the coasts for a number of years; in Salt Lake City, the MIST project's much-ballyhooed (yes, by me) temporary restaurant and Justin Kinnaird's By Invitation Only examples of the genre. SLC POP is Chef Katie Weinner's project–Weinner was Head Development Chef for the MIST Project and is currently a culinary instructor at the Art Institute of Salt Lake City
A plate of raspberries, edible flowers and nasturtium leaves centered the table. A fresh raspberry on a nasturtium leaf is a lovely thing.
The amuse was a cucumber cigar, a mint-cucumber mojito granita rolled inside long thin slices of cucumber to form a fat cigar, with citrus ash.
Next, the bread course, presented like a tamale. The cornbread batter was aerated into the corn husk with an iSi nitrous charger, giving it the consistency of fragile foam rubber. Garlic butter made with fermented black garlic (so Portlandia!) gave the soft stuff a little more oomph and Weinner also suggested we chew on the lemongrass let that tied the cornhusks together.
Weinner's spin on caprese involved a layering of sourdough bread, juicy heirloom and cherry tomatoes, burrata, a crumbling of rattlesnake-rabbit sausage from Franco Meats, some mizune leaves and a plastic syringe of orange vinaigrette to squirt to taste. I had some problems here: the bread would have held up better under the tomato juices if it had been grilled or toasted.
And I'm not convinced about the appeal of cold sausage crumbles.
Welcome to Minnesota was a slightly confusing course just because the pictures Weinner handed out of her father fishing for walleye in Minnesota led me to expect fish. Instead, the long plate held souvenirs of her summer home, including a chunk of honeycomb she hand-carried back to SLC on the plane, buffalo and pepper sausage, vanilla blueberry goat cheese from Trader Joe's, freeze-dried grapes, rosemary macronas and a puddle of failed homemade jam, along with crackers.
The white dish with some yellow was admittedly misnamed–Weinner says she started out in one direction and ended up with something else: a puddle of pluot puree, darkened with activated charcoal and chocolate, a coil of daikon radish soaked in coconut milk and an unfortunately colored nut curry.
The clothesline is a favorite presentation of Weinner's: this one held thin sheets of Caputo's house-cured speck, smoked pork shoulder and, instead of the planned butter bound cheddar from Beehive, a wisp of duck foie cotton candy.
A pink granita of dragon fruit, garnished with a dotted die fruit cube and a sprinkle of finger lime caviar, was a marvel, one of my favorites. But then, I'd never had finger limes before.
Then we all received a plastic painter's palette of purees, along with an edible rice-paper notebook and a little brush. Creativity ensued and was consumed.
Finally, all the chefs came out bearing a 10-foot gutter filled with dessert: beet chocolate cake, root beer gelato, cream. Guests served themselves from the trough.
A wisp of mint ingeniously enclosing a chocolate full of pop rocks was the final flourish to a meal that was as much about fun as about food.
Conclusion: don't go ravenous to SLC POP: these dinners are as much food for thought as food for belly. But do go, and find out about the future of food–it involves a lot more than cooking on all four burners.


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The Sundance Film Festival is off and rolling and even if you've got the Mother of All Passes that gets you into everything—you'll want to spend your limited time wisely. There's just too much to see.
As for the hundreds of fans who are betting on the wait-list game (truly a PITA), you'll want to marshall your money, time, patience and dumb luck to see the best possible flicks through Saturday.
Here's our Don't Miss List :
Don Jon's Addiction—Joseph Gordon-Levitt goes all Jersey Shore!
Twenty Feet from Stardom—Amazing music, a story that needed to be told about some of America's music history.
Pussy Riot—Amazing access by filmmakers in russian "hooliganism" case.
In A World—A genuinely funny comedy by Lake Bell, with some outstanding performances throughout.
Manhunt—The documentary prequel to "Zero Dark Thirty" in which the spies look like your second-grade teacher.
Austenland—It's a Utah love fest! Directed by local Jerusha Hess, adapted from a book by Salt Lake native Shannon Hale and produced by BYU grad and Twilight author Stephanie Meyer.
Toy's House—Simply excellent.
The East—Finally, a spy thriller for freegans.
New Frontier–Everyone can get into this free exhibit of the cutting edge of digital story telling, including the mesmerizing "Eyjafjallajokull" (the volcano in Iceland) and "What's He Building in There?" which is projected on the exterior of the New Frontier warehouse at dusk every day.
The Way Way Back- If there is going to be one sure-fire commercial hit to emerge from Sundance 2013, it will be The Way Way Back.


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Brian Jones is entering his 10th season as the head coach of the North Dakota men's basketball program and has been the driving force behind the team's successful transition to the Division I level.
The 2014-15 season was a rarirty for the program in terms of not tasting postseason play. Over the course of the team's first six seasons at the DI level, Jones has led UND to pair of conference tournament titles and four postseason tournament berths.
In 2013-14, Jones guided the program to its first berth in the Big Sky Tournament title game after leading the squad to a second-place finish in the league standings with another 12-win campaign in conference play.
Senior Troy Huff was once again a Lou Henson Mid-Major All-American and finished his career ranked third on UND's all-time scoring charts with 2,005 points. The All-Big Sky performer and his classmates reached postseason play for the fourth-consecutive season under Jones' guidance, earning an at-large berth in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament.
That success came on the heels of a successful year-one run in the Big Sky Conference in 2012-13. UND won 12 games - the most ever by a league newcomer - and finished third overall during its inaugural season, leaving quite an impression on its new foes.
Jones also guided his team to its third straight CIT berth after his squad bounced back from a slow start to go 14-9 after Christmas. Huff earned the program's first Division I All-America honors after being named to the Lou Henson Mid-Major squad. Huff, who missed eight games prior to the team's late-season surge, was also one of two unanimous All-Big Sky first team selections after leading the league in scoring at 19.2 ppg. Aaron Anderson racked up All-Big Sky second team honors after averaging a career-high 13.3 ppg.
The team also found success on the road, winning six times away from its home court to match the total of road wins from the previous two seasons. After earning the No. 3 seed for the Big Sky Tournament, UND nearly pulled off the upset of No. 2 Weber State in the semifinals before falling 76-74. UND won its initial Big Sky Tournament game over Southern Utah 69-52. Huff would earn Big Sky All-Tournament Team honors.
The 2011-12 season saw Jones' team post 17 wins and finish strong down the stretch once again, which is becoming a trademark of Jones' UND teams. His unit went 6-4 to finish second in the team's final season of play in the GWC.
Huff was named a second team all-league performer for the second straight season and classmate Jamal Webb captured GWC Tournament MVP honors. Huff was joined on the all-league squad by senior Patrick Mitchell, who finished his career as one of the program's all-time leaders in blocked shots and 3-pointers made.
Huff also earned a spot on the All-GWC Tournament Team after his squad belted NJIT 75-60 in the final. The team advanced to the CIT for the second straight season, but fell once again in the first round -- this time at Drake, 70-64.
The Green and White treated their home fans to 13 wins in 14 tries, including an 88-81 overtime victory against eventual Big Sky champion Montana. UND also thrilled its patrons with a 59-54 victory over rival NDSU in the Ralph Engelstad Arena.
In 2010-11, Jones led his club to 19 wins and the 2011 Great West Conference Tournament title last year. The club also earned the program's first Division I postseason berth in the CollegeInsiders.com Postseason Tournament, where UND played at Air Force in the opening round.
The 11-game turnaround from the season before was the third-best in UND history as Huff broke the school's rooking scoring mark with 452 points and earned All-Great West Second Team honors. Mitchell earned GWC Tournament MVP honors after leading third-seeded UND to a trio of wins by a combined four points.
The first year in the Great West saw UND finish in a tie for third in the inaugural league standings with a 5-7 record in 2009-10. Senior Travis Bledsoe ranked second in the Great West in scoring with a 15.5 ppg average and also ranked second in league games with a 21.1 ppg clip en route to earning first team All-Great West honors. Junior Derek Benter was named to the GWC All-Academic Team for the second straight season as well.
Facing a full DI schedule for the first time, UND managed to post six wins against schools from that level, a two-game improvement from the previous season.
Despite playing as an independent in 2008-09, which was the team's first at the DI level, the Great West still delegated weekly and yearly awards for the seven teams that made up the inaugural men's basketball league. Senior Daniel Harkins, junior Dustin Monsebroten and sophomore Derek Benter earned all-academic honors, while senior forward O.J. Harrison was named Great West Player of the Week on two occasions.
With six freshmen waiting in the wings taking a redshirt season, a veteran squad closed out the campaign by winning five of its last six contests to improve the team's win total for the third straight year. Four of those victories came over DI teams, proving UND could compete with teams at that level across the country.
In 2007-08, Jones guided UND on a memorable playoff run, leading the team to the North Central Conference championship game for the first time since 2002. UND finished the season with a 15-15 record, a four-win improvement from the previous season and the program's most wins in three years. Under the tutelage of Jones, senior forward Emmanuel Little earned All-NCC honors for the second straight season.
UND also enjoyed a highly successful year in the classroom, with a school-record and league-high four players earning Academic All-NCC accolades: seniors Josh Doyle, Jimmy Hoy and Tyler Koenig and freshman Derek Benter. Those same four were also named to the NCC Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll, also the most in the conference.
In 2006-07, Jones' first as a collegiate head coach, UND went 11-17 overall and showed marked improvement throughout the entire year. That continued growth and renewed optimism was reflected in the stands of the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center, where UND averaged more than 2,000 fans per game to rank 14th in NCAA Division II men's basketball.
Jones, who prior to UND most recently served as an assistant coach at the University of Iowa, is the 18th head coach in the history of the program and just the third in the last 36 years.
Jones, a Rock Island, Ill., native, came to UND after spending the previous seven seasons as an assistant on Steve Alford's staff at Iowa. He spent the last five seasons of his tenure as an assistant coach after serving as administrative assistant coach in his first two years with the Hawkeyes.
During Jones' five years as assistant coach, the Hawkeyes went 98-64 (.605), received three NCAA Tournament invitations and won a pair of Big Ten tournament titles. In 2005-06, Jones helped lead Iowa to a 25-9 record, the second-most wins in school history, and the first undefeated (17-0) home record in the history of the program.
While at Iowa, Jones guided seven All-Big Ten selections, 17 Academic All-Big Ten selections and four Academic All-Americans. Jones also helped tutor four of the last five Big Ten rebounding champions, three straight conference leaders in blocked shots and the league's 2005-06 defensive player of the year. Three of his student-athletes reached the National Basketball Association (NBA) and two from the 2005-06 Hawkeye team have been invited to NBA camps.
Prior to arriving at Iowa, Jones spent the 1998-99 season under Alford as administrative assistant coach at Southwest Missouri State University (now Missouri State), where he helped lead the Bears to an NCAA Sweet 16 appearance and a top-20 national ranking.
No stranger to the North Central Conference, Jones was an assistant coach at the University of Nebraska-Omaha from 1996 to 1998 and recruited many of the players who would go on to lead the Mavericks to back-to-back conference titles. Jones' first coaching stint came at Alleman High School in Rock Island, Ill., where he was an assistant for two seasons.
Jones was a four-year letterman as a guard/forward at Northern Iowa and went on to play professional basketball in Australia and Portugal. He was a two-time, all-state selection as a prep at Rock Island High School.
Jones earned his bachelor's degree in communications and broadcasting from Northern Iowa in 1994 and his master's degree in athletic administration from Nebraska-Omaha in 2003. He and his wife, Danna, have three children: sons Jaxson (12) and Jonah (8) and daughter Jersey (10).
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Compassion, peace and a celebratory atmosphere have loyally followed the Grateful Dead for five decades, yet the reformed group's November 13, 2015 concert began on a somber note.
After taking the stage with his Dead & Company bandmates, grabbing his guitar and briefly warming his fingers, Bob Weir started the show with a eulogy: "So to begin, we have some bad news from Paris. And really I think the best thing we can do, all of us are doing, is remember, celebrate the lives of the 60 or so Parisian concertgoers who died today at the hands of religious extremists, who if they had their way, would outlaw music in all the world." He implored Deadheads to celebrate the lives of those who lost their lives in the Paris attacks "and the joy that they found in music."
For the hours leading up to the Dead & Company tour stop at Columbus, Ohio's Nationwide Arena, social media feeds and news reports were filled with the news unfolding across the globe; and with tragedy occurring at a concert, I could not help feel grief, slight paranoia and empathy.
Following Weir's dedication, he and the band (John Mayer on guitar and ...
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum curatorial director Howard Kramer shares the story behind the Grateful Dead's performances at the Great Pyramid of Giza in 1978, including the dress vocalist Donna Jean Godchaux wore during one of the Grateful Dead's performances during the group's three-night engagement and the artwork created by Kerry to commemorate the occasion. Both items are featured in Grateful Dead: the Long, Strange Trip, on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, through 2012.
In 2012, Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart sat for an interview at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was on hand to perform and help open the Grateful Dead: the Long, Strange Trip exhibit. In this clip, Hart shares the story of when he first saw the Grateful Dead perform, before he was a member, and how an invitation from founding drummer Bill Kreutzmann to come by a practice session eventually led to Hart's first live performance with the band at the Straight Theater in San Francisco. "I had never heard their music," says Hart. "And then we started playing and hours later it stopped ... And Jerry [Garcia] said, 'We could take this around the world. This is the Grateful Dead.'"
This summer, Donna Jean Godchaux of the Grateful Dead spoke at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, as part of the Museum's Hall of Fame Series. During an engaging interview with the Rock Hall's VP of education Lauren Onkey, Godchaux shared stories from her impressive career, including how she met her late husband Keith Godchaux, and how a conversation with the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia after a concert led to Donna and Keith joining the band.
In this interview clip, Donna Jean Godchaux shares "one of the most amazing events in my life" and describes what she felt when Elvis Presley first came in the studio – "I have never seen a human being that gorgeous in my life" – during the sessions for "Suspicious Minds." Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip, a major exhibition devoted to the group, is on display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, through 2012.
WATCH: Donna Jean Godchaux on Meeting and Recording with Elvis Presley
The Grateful Dead capped the Sixties with Live/Dead, a double-album that confirmed them as masters of acid-improv. But the spring of 1970 found the group's sound radically redirected on Workingman's Dead. Breezy harmonies and beer-soaked ballads replaced the previous blend of liquid noodling and lysergic lyrics, and no song illustrated the change more succinctly than the opening track, "Uncle John's Band." Jerry Garcia and lyricist Robert Hunter recalled the song's origins in a 1991 interview with Grateful Dead historian Blair Jackson. According to Garcia, "At that time I was listening to records of the Bulgarian Women's Choir and also this Greek-Macedonian music, and on one of those records there was a... little turn of melody that was so lovely... I thought, 'Gee, if I could get this into a song it would be so great.' So, I stole it." Eventually, Hunter received a tape of the band's finished arrangement. "I played it over and over [and] kept hearing the words 'God damn, Uncle John's mad'... and it took a while for that to turn into 'Come hear Uncle John's Band,' and that's one of those little things where the ...
Among Jerry Garcia's most well-known electric guitars is the unique instrument dubbed "Rosebud." Built for Garcia by luthier Doug Irwin, who had previously worked for Alembic guitars, it was the fourth guitar that Irwin had made for the Grateful Dead's charismatic vocalist and multi-instrumentalist.
While Irwin had named the guitar "the Saint," noting that the large inlay below the bridge was "a skeleton in the act of repelling death," Garcia changed the name. Nobody is entirely certain what inspired the "Rosebud" moniker, though Garcia's interest in film and the rose in the skeleton's mouth have been conjectured as possible explanations.
Garcia first played the guitar in 1989, and it was his main stage guitar until 1993.
In this video, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum curatorial director Howard Kramer shares the story and details behind Garcia's famous electric guitar, which was featured in the Rock Hall's Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip exhibit, which closed on March 24, 2013.


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ORMOND BEACH — The Ormond Memorial Art Museum will feature a display of graffiti and quilting works starting Saturday.
The exhibit, which will run through Aug. 30, will display the works of Antuco Chicaiza and Pat Kumicich.
Chicaiza's graffiti works were influenced by his early life in Ecuador and also incorporate a symbol to represent his three children and wife, according to the museum.
Kumicich has made at least 100 quilts, which contain photo transfers and napkins from fast-food restaurants, according to the museum.
The Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd., is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and noon to 4 p.m. weekends.
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A new Contest from Funcom: Information on the contest can be found at this link.
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Seasonal Achievements: End of Days 0/7
- The Big Picture – Complete all End of Days Achievements
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ZF-7939: Dojo bootstraping by resource plugin (Zend_Application_Resource_Dojo)
It will resource plugin that helps automate Dojo bootstraping to ZF application.
For integrating Dojo only need it add to application.ini (or other config):
resources.dojo.djConfig.isDebug = 1 resources.dojo.djConfig.parseOnLoad = 1 resources.dojo.cdnVersion = "1.3.2" resources.dojo.localPath = "/js/dojo-toolkit/dojo/dojo.js" resources.dojo.requireModule[] = "dojo.io.script" resources.dojo.requireModule[] = "dojo.fx" ... and other settings available for setting in Zend_Dojo_View_Helper_Dojo_Container
Realisation of resource plugin will be much ease with setOptions method that proxies values to setters of container
Matthew; I just assigned this issue to me so I can do it this weekend. After that I'll ask you for review (assuming you even want it in ZF).
Dolf -- sure. Note that this issue is dependent on ZF-7938 -- completing that makes this issue trivial to accomodate.
Dolf, we discuss this in mail list http://nabble.com/Dojo-proposal%3A-What-do-you-thi…
In Zend/Application/Resource/Dojo.php on 62 line you call Zend_Dojo but dint require_once 'Zend/Dojo.php'. Is it normally for Zend_Application_Resource_* classes?
What about useProgrammatic option? I wrote about it in #ZF-7939.
Georgy: yes -- since autoloading is in play whenever you use Zend_Application, there's no need for the various Zend_Application_* classes to have require_once statements on their dependencies.
RE: useProgrammatic option -- yes, if it's not available via the resource, it should be. Dolf -- have you addressed this?
in DojoTest.php
if (!defined('PHPUnit_MAIN_METHOD')) {
define('PHPUnit_MAIN_METHOD', 'Zend_Application_Resource_LayoutTest::main');
if (PHPUnit_MAIN_METHOD == 'Zend_Application_Resource_LayoutTest::main') {
Are you realy shure that you testing Zend_Application_Resource_Dojo ? :)
Guess I copy/pasted just a bit too much. Thank you for reporting, will do within 24 hours, I think.
Dolf, in the end of a file even now there is a code
if (PHPUnit_MAIN_METHOD == 'Zend_Application_Resource_LayoutTest::main') {
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Israel's large reservoir of qualified personnel is primarily responsible for
its scientific and technological attainments. As the many highly trained
scientists, engineers, and technicians among the hundreds of thousands of
immigrants from the former Soviet Union gradually entered the labor force, the
percentage of qualified personnel rose dramatically and they will significantly
affect Israel's scientific and technological achievements for decades to
A number of Israeli scientists have won the Nobel Prize over the past few
years. The country's most recent laureates are Dan Shechtman of the Technion, for his discovery of patterns in atoms called quasicrystals, and Weizmann Institute of Science's Ada
Yonath, who received the prize for her work with ribosomes, one of the most
complicated miniature "machines" in the human body.
Israeli know-how is also going into advanced electronics, with companies like
Elbit leading
the way in fields such as unmanned vehicles. Security systems are another
fastgrowing area; dozens of Israeli companies are designing systems and software
which can detect potential threats and intruders.
One of the fastest growing technology businesses in Israel is life
sciences, with over 1,000 companies exporting over $6 billion in
pharmaceuticals and medical devices. One well-known Israeli invention is Given Imaging's Pillcam, which allows physicians to examine a
patient's gastrointestinal tract with a swallowable camera. The generic
pharmaceuticals giant Teva
has played an important role in lowering the price of many drugs, as well as
bringing to market novel drugs such as Copaxone for multiple
R&D in Israel is carried out primarily at seven universities, dozens of
government and public research institutes, and hundreds of civilian and military
enterprises. Significant research is also performed at medical centers and by a
number of public service firms, in fields such as telecommunications, power
production, and water resources management.
Government and public bodies are primary sources of R&D funding,
providing financial support for well over half of Israel's R&D activities.
The major share of these funds for civilian R&D purposes is allocated for
economic development, mainly in the industrial and agricultural sectors, which,
in comparison with other countries, constitutes a very large part of the total.
Over 40 percent is used to advance knowledge through national, binational, and
government research funds and through individual university allocations from the
General University Fund administered by the Council of Higher
Education. The remainder is dedicated to various health and social welfare
Over 80 percent of all publishable Israeli research - and almost all basic
research and basic research training - is conducted within the universities. The
Israel Science
Foundation (ISF), a legally independent body, is the predominant source of
competitive basic research funding. Some 1,000 individual researchers receive
grants from ISF, matched with university funding. ISF also funds special
programs, such as Israel's participation in building the ATLAS detector for the
Large Hadron Collider at CERN, and improving the quality of clinical research
via an innovative series of 'physician-researcher' grants.
To fund and coordinate research initiatives too large for any one agency to
handle, there is TELEM, a voluntary forum composed of the chief scientists of
the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Labor and the Ministry of Science, the
president of the Israel Academy, and representatives of the Council for Higher
Education, the Treasury, and others. TELEM engineered, and where necessary
funded, Israel's entry into the European Union's Framework Program, membership
in the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility and Israel's Internet II
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In completing this minor, students may focus on European culture.
Plan A
Students who have completed Humanities 1A/1B and 2A/2B may complete a Humanities minor by taking the following courses:
- Any one (or two) of the following six courses:
- Humanities 119A Studies of Antiquity
- Humanities 119B Studies of the Middle Ages
- Humanities 120A Interdisciplinary Studies: the Renaissance & Baroque Eras
- Humanities 120B Interdisciplinary Studies: the Enlightenment and Romantic Eras
- Humanities 128 Western Culture and Society in the 20 th Century
- Humanities 160 Contemporary Issues
- Any adviser-approved upper-division course in the Humanities.
- Humanities 190, Senior Seminar in Humanities to be taken during the senior year.
Plan B
Students who have not completed the Humanities Honors sequence may complete a minor in Humanities by taking 15 units of upper-division Humanities courses plus Humanities 190.


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Things to see and do - Arezzo
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Arezzo Travel guide
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Known since Antiquity for its Arezzo vases, this was the birthplace of the renowned patron of the arts, Maecenas. The town's famous citizens include artists such as the monk Guido d'Arezzo, inventor of the modern musical scale; the writers Petrarch andAretino; and the painter-sculptor-architect Giorgio Vasari. However, Arezzo owes its reputation as an important art centre to Piero della Francesca and his magnificent frescoes in San Francesco church.
Tourist attractions Arezzo : Things to see and do
Piero della Francesca Frescoes (Basilica di San Francesco)
Piazza San-Francesco I - 52100 Arezzo
Painted on the walls of the chancel of the basilica (typical in Gothic Franciscan churches), these frescoes are considered a milestone in Tuscan Renaissance painting. Illustrating the Legend of the True Cross, as related by Jacobus de Voragine, these..
Museum of Medieval and Modern Art
Via San-Lorentino 8 I - 52100 Arezzo
This collection set up in the palace of Bruni-Ciocchi is made up of sculptures, gold and silver ware and paintings from the Middle ages - 19C by artists such as Guido da Siena, Luca Signorelli, Andrea Della Robbia, Vasari and representing the 19C the..
Piazza Grande
Piazza Grande I - 52100 Arezzo
This square is surrounded by medieval houses with crenelated towers, the Romanesque apse of Santa Maria della Pieve church, Gothic and Renaissance palaces (like the palace of the lay brotherhood or palace of the Loggia, by Vasari). Here, many stooges..
Hotels Arezzo
Hotel La Toscana
Via Marco Perennio 56 I - 52100 Arezzo
Just a 10-minute walk from Arezzo's historic centre, the family-run Hotel La Toscana features a relaxing garden. It offers classically furnished rooms with a flat-screen TV. These rooms have tiled floors, a work desk and either a private or shared b..
Hotel Continentale
Piazza Guido Monaco 7 I - 52100 Arezzo
Offering a furnished rooftop terrace overlooking the historic centre, Hotel Continentale is just 250 metres from Arezzo Railway Station and 5 minutes' walk from the Basilica of San Francesco. The Continentale Hotel has been fully refurbished both in..
AC Hotel Arezzo, A Marriott Luxury & Lifestyle Hotel
Einstein 4 I - 52100 Arezzo
Prix Prices from : 63 €
AC Arezzo offers modern accommodation in Arezzo, 5 minutes by car from the centre. It has a free fitness centre with Turkish bath. Your room features 4 pillows and Wi-Fi access. A generous buffet breakfast is included. The Arezzo AC Hotel offers a ..
Restaurants Arezzo
Le Chiavi d'Oro
piazza San Francesco 7 I - 52100 Arezzo
Close to the Basilica di San Francesco, this restaurant flaunts an original look: the floor is part wood, part resin, not to mention the 1960s swivel chairs and others of Danish design! A glass wall allows you to glimpse the work in the kitchen. Serv..
Piazza Sant'Agostino 16 I - 52100 Arezzo
A contemporary-style restaurant with a few typical rustic features. Modern cuisine takes pride of place on the menu with Japanese specialities also available in the evening.
La Lancia d'Oro
piazza Grande 18/19 I - 52100 AREZZO
A beautiful establishment situated in the famous square that puts on the historical displays, under the splendid Vasari loggia, where in summer there is service outside; Tuscan cuisine.
La Tagliatella
viale Giotto 45/47 I - 52100 Arezzo
Situated slightly away from the centre, this restaurant is decorated with motifs from the world of wine, as well as light colours, which give it a bright, airy feel. The menu features regional cuisine such as Chianina beef specialities.
Antica Trattoria al Principe
piazza Giovi 25 I - 52100 GIOVI
Find several small dining rooms in this restaurant that was fully renovated a few years ago. It serves traditional local specialities - make sure you try the anguilla al tegamaccio (eel). There is also a rotisserie serving take-away dishes.
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Get following code:
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$form->addElement(new Zend_Form_Element_Submit('a',array('label'=>'a')));
$form->addElement(new Zend_Form_Element_Submit('b',array('label'=>'b', 'order'=>0)));
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Love of America and devotion to our country depend upon a thorough appreciation of the ideals, principles, and traditions that have made our country strong. Historic Trails Award requirements emphasize cooperation between historic societies and Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, and Venturer units. A unit should establish a close relationship a local society as soon as possible when planning a historic activity - most communities have such societies.
Reports from many units indicate that these societies have been eager to offer their cooperation by
- Suggesting trails or sites that are suitable for unit historic activities and exploration
- Providing units with historic information about the trails or sites
- Offering guidance to units during restoration and marking projects
- Financing the cost of materials used by units for restoration and marking projects
- Staging historic pageants and ceremonies with unit participation
- Directing public attention to unit historic activities through newspapers, television, and radio
Trips outside council boundaries, trips of 500 miles or more, or trips that include aquatics, climbing/rappelling, or shooting sports components require a tour and activity plan to be submitted to the council. You can find more information here: www.scouting.org/scoutsource/HealthandSafety/Alerts/TourActivityPlan.aspx
The Historic Trails Award is available as a Cloth or Leather Patch or a Decal. It is NOT worn on the Uniform, but may be attached to equipment, jackets, backpacks, patch vests or blankets, etc.
To earn this award, members of your unit must plan and participate in a historic activity. A unit historic activity requires members to:
- Locate a historic trail or site and study information relating to it. (The information may be obtained from an adult historic society, public library, or people living near the trail or the site.)
- Hike or camp 2 days and 1 night along the trail or in the vicinity of the site.
- Cooperate with an adult group such as a historic society to restore and mark all or part of this trail or site. (This may be done during the hike or overnight camp.) Or cooperate with such a group to plan and stage a historic pageant, ceremony, or other public event related to this trail or site -- such event should be large enough to merit coverage by the local press.
- Your unit leader must then file the Historic Trails Award application with your council service center.


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Gardening Articles: Care :: Pests & Problems
Apple Diseases
by Jack Ruttle
Any of the three fungal diseases described here -- scab, cedar apple rust and powdery mildew -- can cause serious defoliation that threatens not just the quality of your apple crop but the future health of your trees as well.
Although you could switch over to the new, highly disease-resistant cultivars, maybe you already have well-established trees that you can't bear to give up. Or perhaps you're a fruit connoisseur who simply has to have 'Freyburg', 'Fuji', 'Esopus Spitzenburg' or some of the other highly flavored varieties that unfortunately are also highly disease prone. If so, you will need to spray your trees for good results. But you can still greatly reduce the number of sprays by understanding the life cycle of these diseases and coordinating your spraying with the weather conditions that foster them.
Older fungicides like wettable sulfur (an organically approved fungicide) are protectants. They only prevent spores from germinating and do no good once the infection has occurred. These sprays generally need to be applied after every rain during infection periods. Newer fungicides, such as Neem oil and Streptomyes bacteria, prevent infection and are more environmentally friendly. Because the regulatory status of fungicides changes regularly and varies from state to state, consult your Extension fruit specialist for specific recommendations on the kinds you should use.
Apple Scab (Venturia inaequalis)
Scab can defoliate trees and disfigure fruit. Control the spring infection and there will be little or no secondary one. But once established, scab can be a season-long problem.
When apple buds first open in spring, infected leaves on the ground from the previous season eject spores into the air during humid weather. This can go on for the next two months, and the spores can travel about a mile. Once on the leaves and fruit, the scab spores need an extended peod in wetness (rain, mist or heavy dew) on the leaf to germinate and grow. At 50 degrees F., scab needs 13 hours of near-continuous wetness, but only nine hours when the temperature is between 62 degrees F. and 75 degrees F. Symptoms appear 10 to 20 days later. The first signs are dark olive green spots, which darken and harden as they age.
Later these infections can produce another generation of spores (and secondary infections) repeatedly through the summer whenever conditions are right (temperature in the 60s and 70s and wet periods of six to eight hours). These spores do not travel so far, and secondary infections are usually confined to the parent tree or adjacent foliage.
Controlling scab with sprays is a challenge. You must try to calculate infection periods by recording temperatures regularly. And you'll need to spray after rain, especially if you are using sulfur or other fungicides with no kickback. It's also helpful to rake up apple foliage in the fall and compost it thoroughly.


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The front side is an easy-to-read road map with insets of: Superior; Appleton; Oshkosh; Racine/Kenosha; Eau Claire; Green Bay; Milwaukee.
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alosetron, Lotronex
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Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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Jay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
GENERIC NAME: alosetron
BRAND NAME: Lotronex
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Alosetron is used to treat diarrhea and abdominal discomfort that occurs in some women with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). It works in a similar fashion as granisetron (Kytril), ondansetron (Zofran) and dolasetron (Anzemet) that are used for preventing nausea and vomiting. The discomfort and diarrhea of IBS is believed to be due to abnormal activity of the muscles of the intestines and/or the nerves that control the muscles. One of the chemical messengers which is important in coordinating the activity of intestinal nerves is serotonin. (Chemical messengers are chemicals produced and released by nerve cells that and cause changes in the activity of other nerve cells.) Alosetron belongs to a class of drugs that block one type of serotonin receptor called the 5-HT3 receptor. Serotonin and its receptors in the intestines may control pain sensation, contraction of intestinal muscle, and release of fluid into the intestines. These actions of serotonin can result in pain and diarrhea. The exact cause of IBS is unknown, but it is thought that stimuli such as food, medications, hormonal changes, or stress may trigger an excessive release or excessive response to serotonin. This may cause pain, and diarrhea seen in patients with diarrhea-predominant IBS. Alosetron, by blocking 5-HT3 receptors, reduces the actions of serotonin. Alosetron (Lotronex) was approved for marketing by the FDA in February, 2000 but was withdrawn from the market in November 2000, because of serious, life-threatening, gastrointestinal side effects. In June 2002, it was approved again by the FDA for marketing but in a restricted manner as part of a drug company-sponsored program for managing the risks associated with treatment. Use of alosetron is allowed only among women with severe, diarrhea-predominant IBS who have failed to respond to conventional treatment for IBS.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Pete Wonderful Product I came to the USA from England in 1947 Bird's Custard was my favorite from 1 year old forward LOVE IT July 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimbeau delicious served warm Though after chilling it is good, the BEST way we've found is to pour it into a ceramic (we use our cereal bowls) as soon as it is done cooking, let it sit for 5 minutes and enjoy it hot/warm. It cools around the outer perimiter first, so start and work your way around the edges. Have served this to guests who were CRAZY about it!! Havent been able to find it for a few years, so thanks Cost Plus!! May 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by meowgal Have loved it all my life! I've had this my entire life, as my grandparents used to send it from England and we'd have it on all sorts of desserts. My current fave (of American desserts) is to have it over Blackberry Cobbler, as it is the closest I can get to a roly poly taste here in the USA. Oh, and I must DROWN it. April 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Texas Foodie. The best instant custard ever. Gourmet Banana pudding. The best custard for Trifle. The best custard for everything! You will never use Vanilla pudding again! June 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Christin Brings back sweet childhood memories!! My best friend's father is British and used to (and still does) bring back Birds from his trips back to England but when I run out and he isn't taking a trip to the UK I love being able to grab this at my World Market. It can be tricky to avoid lumps, my suggestion, keep a whisk handy and don't stop whisking!! Growing up I ate this alongside cake, berries, bananas, and just plain. I love it with strawberries and a few chocolate baking chips added in...sooo heavenly! And if you are like me and a calorie counter you can make this with skim milk and it still turns out perfecto and since it has no eggs it is really low calorie for such a good sized portion! May 2, 2011
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François-Léon Benouville (French, 1821–1859)
Portrait of Leconte de Floris in an Egyptian Army Uniform, 1840
Oil on canvas, 52 3/4 x 35 1/2 in
Signed and dated lower left: BENOUVILLE / 1840
The sitter for this portrait was one of the French military officers sent to Egypt as envoys of King Louis-Philippe to thank Pasha Muhammad Ali for donating the ancient Obelisk of Rameses II, erected in Paris's Place de la Concorde in 1836. Benouville entered the École des Beaux-Arts in 1837 as a student of Édouard Picot (1782–1875), and after several attempts, went on to share the prestigious Prix de Rome in 1845 with Alexandre Cabanel (1823–1889). In 1852 he and Cabanel executed several decorative paintings (now destroyed) for the Hôtel de Ville in Paris, but few large-scale compositions by this artist survive. Considered by many to be among the most promising history painters of his time, Benouville died of typhoid fever at the age of thirty-eight.


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NSB man charged in deadly Edgewater hit-and-run
Published: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 5:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 11:24 p.m.
Based on interviews and evidence gathered at the scene, Edgewater police arrested a 43-year-old New Smyrna Beach man Thursday and charged him with the hit-and-run death of 75-year-old Telvy M. Acosta of Edgewater.
Joseph L. Bompadre went to the police station on Park Avenue about 8:30 a.m. at the request of Edgewater authorities, Sgt. Joe Mahoney said. Upon completion of an interview, he was taken into custody, the arrest report said.
Police said Acosta was walking north in the 2300 block of South Ridgewood Avenue about 6:55 p.m. Monday when she was struck and killed. The driver of the vehicle failed to stop, police said.
The suspect vehicle suffered damage to the front passenger side, including the headlight, police said.
As investigators collected evidence at the scene Tuesday, they met with a man who said his son, identified as Robert Kettleband Jr., was a passenger in the truck that struck and killed Acosta, the report states.
The arrest report states Kettleband told investigators he had called Bompadre for a ride from the grocery store Monday night and when he arrived Bompadre was "highly intoxicated," rating Bompadre's level of intoxication as a "10 out of 10."
As Bompadre drove the white pickup drove north on South Ridgewood Avenue, Kettleband said his driver drank bourbon from a glass and played with his phone. The report states Bompadre swerved and struck a person with the right front of the vehicle. That impact sent the victim flying to the side of the road.
Based on that information, investigators located and seized the pickup.
Officers then made contact with Bompadre at his residence in the 100 block of Washington Street, and told him why his truck had been seized.
Bompadre was shaking uncontrollably and initially said he had been home since 6:30 p.m. Monday, the report states. He also said his friend "Terry" used the truck last and must have hit something.
Bompadre then agreed to go to the Police Department for an interview, where the report states he told investigators he left his mother's residence off Old Mission Road just before dark. He then said a friend asked to borrow the truck to run errands. During the interview, Bompadre said he had the flu and could not remember specific details due to taking cold medicine the last few days.
When pushed about whether he knew Kettleband and was in his company Monday night, Bompadre said, "All right man, let's cut the story."
"She was in the (expletive deleted) dark," he told investigators, "(Expletive deleted) pitch dark, we didn't know what the (expletive) we hit," the report states.
Bompadre said he "freaked out" and drove to his house, where he arranged for a ride home for Kettleband.
Bompadre was taken to the Volusia County Branch Jail after processing and was being held on $10,000 bail.
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How about pie for dinner? This savory staple is a wonderful way to accentuate summer's abundance of tomatoes from the garden or farm stand. —Edie DeSpain, Logan, Utah
- 1-1/4 pounds tomatoes (5 large), cut into 1/2-inch slices, seeded
- 1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 2 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 2 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese
- Place half of the tomatoes in pastry shell. Top with onions and remaining tomatoes. Sprinkle with the basil, salt and pepper. Combine mayonnaise and cheddar cheese; spread over tomatoes, leaving 1-1/2 in. around the edge. Sprinkle with bacon and Parmesan cheese.
- Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until tomatoes are tender. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Delicious Tomato Pie in Country Woman June/July 2008, p38
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Reviewed Jul. 23, 2012
"This was a huge hit at our house. I added a layer of cooked chicken between the tomato layers to make it heartier, and also used a cornmeal crust. Excellent!"
Reviewed May. 23, 2012
"This pie is a summertime favorite! I use regular beefsteak tomatoes from our garden and they work just fine. It fills your mouth with flavor with every bite and is so good that we eat it once a week during tomato season."
Reviewed Oct. 12, 2011
"Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner!"
Reviewed Sep. 30, 2011
"This is so good! I will plan make on very often! I followed the recipe as written & it was delicous!"
Reviewed Sep. 7, 2011
"It was tasty but I may not make it again, for a meal anyway, perhaps for an appetizer or something-- I did bake pie shell for about 15 mins prior and blotted extras moisture from tomatoes, which kept it from being soggy."


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Conference USA Announces Women's Tennis All-Conference Awards
April 29, 2014
IRVING, Texas - A two-time All-Conference USA first-team selection, Tulane senior KLARA VYSKOCILOVA was named the 2014 C-USA Women's Tennis Player of the Year. The 59h-ranked player in the nation completed the spring with a perfect dual record of 13-0 at No. 1 singles. For the entire season, she was 20-6 in singles with a 5-2 mark against nationally-ranked opponents, including two wins against Top 25 players. Vyskocilova was named the Feb. 18 C-USA Player of the Week and earned a spot on the league's All-Academic Team.
2014 C-USA Women's Tennis All-Conference Awards
Earning her third consecutive Coach of the Year honor is Rice's ELIZABETH SCHMIDT. The sixth-year head coach has guided the Owls to a No. 19 national ranking and a repeat as the C-USA Champion to earn the league's automatic bid to the 2014 NCAA Championship. Rice is also represented by four student-athletes on the All-Conference USA first team - junior NATALIE BEAZANT, senior DOMINIQUE HARMATH, freshman KATHERINE IP and junior LIAT ZIMMERMANN.
Beazant, the 2012 C-USA Player and Freshman of the Year and a three-time All-Conference first-team selection, ranks 10th in school history with 84 career wins. She was named the 2014 C-USA Outstanding Singles Player of the Championship and was half of the Outstanding Doubles tandem with Zimmermann. Beazant went 3-0 at this year's conference championship and improved to 7-0 all-time. Paired with Zimmermann, they currently rank No. 52 in the ITA rankings and also earned a spot as the All-Conference USA doubles first team. Harmath is ranked No. 92 by the ITA and capped her senior season with a career-best 18-4 dual mark in singles, including a stretch of 11-straight wins. She ranks sixth all-time in school history with a 94-41 (.696) career record.
Ip was voted C-USA Freshman of the Year as she capped off her first year of competition by clinching the winning point in the 2014 C-USA Championship match. She finished the year with a 16-4 singles mark, winning 12 of her last 13 decisions, and was 4-1 at doubles.
Earning C-USA Newcomer of the Year accolades is Middle Tennessee junior TIFFANY WILLIAM. The transfer from Auburn-Montgomery also made a splash with an appearance on the All-Conference USA first team following her inaugural season with the Blue Raiders. She was 18-4 at No. 1 singles, collecting the most singles wins in a season for MT since 2006. William was 3-0 at the C-USA Championship and closed out the year winning nine of her last 10 matches.
Rounding out the All-C-USA Singles first team is Louisiana Tech's ALEXANDRA STARKOVA, Old Dominion's NIKOL HRISTOVA, a pair from North Texas in KSENIYA BARDABUSH and ANASTASIYA SHESTAKOVA and MARCELINA CICHON and RENATA KURICOVA of Tulsa.
The entire 2014 All-Conference USA Women's Tennis selections and Specialty Awards can be seen below:
Second Team
Third Team
Second Team
Third Team
Coach of the Year: Elizabeth Schmidt, Rice
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