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Chocolate Caramel Blossoms
I'm not sure I can eat another cookie right now. I know, I sound like a crazy person, but I just can't eat any more for a while…maybe for like 3 days or something.
But, before I start my cookie hiatus, I have to tell you about these cookies first. Earlier this week, I told you I don't like peppermint. Today, I am going to tell you that chocolate and caramel are two of the greatest things in the universe. Yup, the universe. These cookies took me a few times to get them just right, but after this recipe, I was more than satisfied with how these turned out. The cookie is so soft and moist. Most people don't expect that the kiss has caramel inside so it's a little surprise when they bite in and taste that gooey caramel! Pretty much the best surprise ever, right? My husband loves these so much and I think they will be on my Christmas baking list for a very long time!
So I am not going to waste any more time and will go straight the recipe. Hubs and I are off to Ohio to spend Christmas with my family. And yes, we are driving. Why? Because we hate ourselves. And also, plane tickets were out of control.
Chocolate Caramel Blossoms
Yield: About 16 cookies
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 12 minutes
Total Time: 32 minutes
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened
- 1 cup granulated sugar plus 1/4 cup
- 2 large eggs
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 1 tsp. baking powder
- 1/8 tsp. salt
- 1/4 cup unsweetened dark chocolate cocoa powder
- 1 tsp. instant espresso (optional)
- about 16 Hershey's caramel kisses (chilled in the refrigerator or the freezer)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- In a large mixing bowl, cream together the butter and 1 cup sugar. Mix in the eggs and vanilla extract.
- In a separate bowl, mix together the flour, baking powder, cocoa powder, salt, and espresso powder.
- Mix the dry ingredients in with the wet ingredients until well-combined.
- Prepare a cookie sheet with parchment paper or a baking mat. Place the remaining sugar in a small bowl. Using your hands, roll the dough into 1-inch balls (about 1 tablespoon). Roll each ball into the sugar until lightly coated and place on the baking sheet about 1-2 inches apart.
- Bake cookies for about 10-12 minutes. Remove from the oven and let the cookies cool for about 2 minutes. Place a kiss in the center of each cookie and press down gently.
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I am so with you! I am getting cookied out, yet when they are offered to me, I can't turn them down! lol! I love your cookie!!! I didn't realize they made caramel filled kisses, that is dangerous to know!!
Have a safe trip!!!
What a wonderfully cool blossom. Caramel kisses… who knew. :) This is the best time of the year to bake cookies like crazy (and eat them too).. I love it. :)
Love this variation to peanut butter blossoms! If I have time, I'm definitely adding these to the Christmas cookie baking list!
That last picture with the caramel oozing out is making me reallllllllly hungry. These look great! I love that you did a chocolate version, and the caramel kisses are the perfect addition!
YUM! I am right there with you – chocolate and caramel really are a fabulous combination! Those kisses are so cute, why have I not seen them before?!? (which also translates to: why haven't I purchased a bag and proceeded to devour it??)
Duuuude, these blossoms are PEEERFECT. I had wanted to make a chocolate blossom cookie this year and thankfully I spotted this recipe before Christmas! I can't wait to make them and get all oozy up-close-and-personal with those caramel kisses!
These are STUNNING Stephanie!! You outdid yourself :)
These are SO adorable and I agree, chocolate and caramel…best thing ever. Gorgeous photos also.
I am such a boring kiss person. I always go for plain. Caramel would be a good one too. I bet these cookies are amazing!
I love the caramel surprise in these!
I agree, choccy and caramel are best buddies..I have a salted choc caramel cookie on my blog and it's insanely good (shameless plug over) Have a great Christmas!!
Those sure look incredible! Love caramel + chocolate too….yum. Merry Christmas Stephanie!! xo
I agree, chocolate and caramel are the greatest combo on the face of the earth. I just want to pick that cookie up with the dripping caramel and devour it. Yum!
Cookies out as well, BUT these are amazing!!! I used chocolate mint truffle kisses instead of caramel and my family is raving!


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Well, it's been a little while since I last updated this blog, but I think perhaps (during that time) I have gained the proper perspective from which to evaluate the 2009 Minnesota Twins.
As Garth so poignantly sings:
I'm glad I didn't know
The way it all would end the way it all would go
Our lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain
But I'd of had to miss the dance
That simple verse pretty much sums up my memories of the 2009 Twins baseball season. Sure, it ended with a bitter taste in our collective mouths, but would we rather have just missed out on the postseason altogether? Heck no!!
Much like in 2006, when I watched the Twins clinch the division on (until a few weeks ago) what many considered to be the most improbable streaks in team history, 2009 was somehow even more thrilling! I'll never forget the anticipation of each late-September contest, feeling the Dome rocking that final weekend against Kansas City, or watching game #163 (for the second year in a row!) that turned out to be the single most exciting baseball game I have ever watching in my entire life (I was a bit too young to be conscious for any of the '91 World Series).
Thus, that is the way I will look back on the Twins when I recall 2009. It was witnessing an incredible comeback (no outs, no one on) in game #2 of the season, watching Joe Mauer put together the greatest season in catching history, and seeing my team completely put a fork in its most hated rival (the Pale Hose) time and time again.
Another way to look at things is this: The Twins, a team that couldn't pitch all season and couldn't get clutch hits for a good part of it, managed to play 166 games…four more than 23 other teams counting both leagues.
Since the Twins began their "competitive" run in 2002 after nearly a decade of celler-dwelling and being the butt of countless jokes, there is one take-away memory I have of each season…
2002: Making the playoffs.
2003: Getting Shannon Stewart and overcoming a large first-half deficit.
2004: Dominating the division and having the Yankees on the ropes in the ALDS.
2005: Not being able to hit all season long and having even the always-stoic Brad Radke begin to grouse about it.
2006: The Comeback (Part I)
2007: Too much youth, too many bonehead plays.
2008: Sweeping the White Sox on the final homestand to stay in contention.
2009: The Comeback (Part II); especially that one-game playoff.
Though none of those season ended with the team hoisting a trophy or parading around a city, they still bring back some great memories that still make it all worthwhile.
Coming up next: A look at my favorite Metrodome moments
Well folks, here we go again. Just an hour and a half away from the game that we all have been waiting for.
Just like last year, before a game of this magnitude and improbability, I can't help but think back on all that has transpired over the past 162 games. All the opportunities we had to be in the playoffs outright right now, vs. all the times we came back when we probably shouldn't have won.
However, all that is behind us now. All either team has to do is take care of business…and we have "Dome turf".
Preview (86-76, T-1st w/DET): Rick Porcello (14-9, 4.04) vs. Scott Baker (15-9, 4.36).


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AES Historical Committee
Project Report, 2000-02-10
The following report was submitted to the AES Executive Committee and the Board of Governors:
The Historical Committee has been working on "Guidelines" for the Committee's operation for the last year and a half. The ExComm has asked for a simplified "Operating Structure" which we submitted on 2000 Jan 13, with an amendment Jan 26. We request that the ExComm and Governors approve the amended "Operating Structure". [This was approved. jm]
We invite you to visit the AESHC website where you will find:
- The AESHC Meeting notice;
- Documents (Audio History Timeline, Index to Obituaries Appearing in the AES Journal);
- Historical Interviews and Talks;
- Links to Other Historical Sites;
- Guidelines: What the AESHC Is, and What We Plan to Do;
- Project Reports: What the AESHC Has Done, and What We Are Working On;
- Minutes of AES Historical Committee Meetings; and
- AES Historical Committee Officers.
1 [Unite persons interested in the history of audio engineering and
its allied fields.]
Our general charge.
2 [Serve as a link between recording studios, radio stations, manufacturers,
and others who wish to discard old equipment; and museums, libraries, archives,
and private collectors who wish to preserve it.]
No current activity.
3 [Serve as a link between recording studios, radio stations, manufacturers,
and others who wish to discard documents relating to the history of audio
engineering; and museums, libraries, archives, and private collectors who
wish to preserve them.]
No current activity.
4 [Collaborate with the AES Standards Committee, SC-03 Subcommittee
on the Preservation and Restoration of Audio Recording, and other AES committees
and subcommittees, as appropriate.]
A number of AESHC members are Standards Committee members.
5 [Create a "History of the AES" subcommittee, to organize and maintain
an archive relating to the history of the Audio Engineering Society itself,
as outlined in the Appendix. The AESHC shall not create any other archive,
nor any museum or library of its own.]
The AES has an unintentional library of considerable size, and AESHC members are working on that: see 6 below. That "library" must be dealt with before the "History of the AES" materials can be organized.
6 [Cooperate with existing libraries, archives, and museums; and with
other professional organizations with related interests (e.g., ARSC, IASA,
IEEE, SMPTE, VDT, inter alia).]
The AES itself has a large library of technical journals and books that have been donated to the Society, that has "just growed". This library is housed at the Society headquarters in New York, and it is overflowing everywhere, forcing the headquarters staff out of house and home. A group under the leadership of Irv Joel has cataloged the holdings, and boxed everything so that it can be removed from the HQ office. We believe that the best disposition for the (non-AES) Journals and books is to donate them to the Library of Congress. We are working on the details, and will submit them to the Executive Director for approval.
7 [Contact important figures in the history of audio engineering and
encourage them to donate historical papers to existing museums, archives,
or libraries to ensure their long-term preservation.]
No current activity.
8 [Encourage each Local Section and each Convention Committee to organize
an appropriate session on the history of audio engineering, or a display
on an appropriate historical subject. When requested, provide information
to help them to do so.]
No current activity.
9 [Create and operate two AESHC email reflectors: a Steering Committee
Reflector for discussions of purely administrative matters of the Committee;
and a general Historical Reflector for discussions of actual historical
Done, at no expense to the AES; thanks to David Josephson and Howard Sanner.
10 [Create an AESHC web site and an FTP site on which to publish the
information compiled in the following sections.]
Done, at no expense to the AES; thanks to David Josephson and Howard Sanner.
11 [Create a directory of museums, libraries, archives, and private
collections that contain historic audio equipment or documents about the
history of audio engineering.]
No current activity.
12 [Devise a catalog for classifying the inventions and developments
made in audio engineering, based on the work of HK Thiele.]
HK Thiele's documents have gone to the TU Berlin, where Prof. Manfred Krause and his students are organizing them.
13 [Record oral histories (sound only, sound with video, and/or sound
with still photographs) of important figures in the history of audio engineering.]
Irv Joel has done a number of videotaped oral-history interviews at the 107th Convention in 1999-09, and is continuing that work. A project to sponsor a book "My Years With Magnetic Recording", by SJ Begun, (at little or no cost to the AES) is in the planning stage. We are also obtaining an interview of Marvin Camras done by Mark Clark in 1991, and placing it on the AESHC ftp site.
14 [Collect, write, publish, and otherwise disseminate accurate historical
information about the field of audio engineering.]
Irv Joel, Jerry Bruck, and Al Grundy have compiled an "Audio Timeline". J McKnight has prepared an Index of the obituaries that have been published in the AES Journal; that index was published in the 1999 December Journal. Howard Sanner has prepared a list of links to other websites that are concerned with the history of audio engineering and related subjects. All three of these are now on the AESHC Website.
15 [Translate into English and publish important historical books and
articles with the original and the English-language text on facing pages.
The AESHC shall choose items to be translated.]
No current activity.
Jay McKnight,
Chair, AESHC
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Warriors Knock Off Chargers, Keep Title Defense Alive
KEARNEY, Neb. — In a physical game, sixth-seeded Wayne State upset third-seed Alabama-Huntsville, 5-3, in the second game of the CHA tournament at the Tri-City Arena.
The defending champion Warriors were led by Billy Collins, whose hat trick helped Wayne State earn the win despite being outshot 43-21.
Entering the final period of regulation tied at three, Wayne State took the lead at the 6:14 mark as Collins earned his second goal of the night, slipping the puck between the pipes off of a pass from Greg Poupard. Collins completed his hat trick with an empty-net goal at 19:52 for the 5-3 victory.
Early on, Alabama-Huntsville was the first to put the puck into the back of the net, as junior Jared Ross scored off a pass by Jeff Winchester at the 7:33 mark. Wayne State sophomore John May evened the score at the 14:18 mark, taking a pass from Mark Cannon and Matt Boldt and slipping it behind UAH goaltender Scott Munroe.
Just 24 seconds into the second period, Wayne State's Billy Collins backhanded a pass from Travis Rycroft to put the Warriors up by one. UAH tied it back up at the eight-minute mark, as Ross added his second goal of the night. With the Chargers holding a two-man advantage due to WSU penalties, Ross dumped in a pass from Craig Bushey and Ryan Brown.
Alabama-Huntsville added another power-play goal to the tally at the 13:14 mark, when Bushey scored on Wayne State netminder Matt Kelly off a pass from Bruce Mulherin. Then it was the Warriors' turn to even up the score once more, as Chris Vail scored at 16:54 off helpers from Nate Higgins and Greg Poupard.
Kelly was stellar in goal for the Warriors, stopping 40 shots. Adam MacLean, who replaced Munroe in goal for the Chargers, had 11 saves.
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After thinking about for a couple of minutes, I think that the Dolphins should simply abandon their special teams. Look, if they're not going to put any effort into it, why bother even having them at all?
They could release Fields as the punter, and simply never punt. Then, when the other team punts, they can play defense against them, and just let the ball bounce around, and start there. You don't need a field goal kicker; always go for it on fourth down, even in close, and you can go for two. On kickoffs, you have to have someone out there -assuming you score- so you could just squib everything, or simply kick out of bounds and give the other team the ball at the 40.
The only thing is that you'd have to have a returner. But whoever he is, he can always down it in the endzone, run out of bounds, or call a fair catch.
It seems like a better alternative to me if you really don't want to try out there anyway!
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Coach Mora addresses the media after Saturday's practice
The Bruins returned to the new turf and grass surfaces of Spaulding Field for practice on Saturday as they prepare for the August 30 season-opener at Rice. "That was just a little bonus work today," said Coach Mora. " We will start, what will be, our normal game week preparation tomorrow."
The Bruins are 60-28-5 all-time in season-openers. This will be the third straight season UCLA has begun a season away from the Rose Bowl and the second year in a row that a season will open in Houston, TX.
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VANCOUVER -- Manny Malhotra doesn't question the sincerity of Mike Gillis, but the Vancouver Canucks center clearly doesn't agree with his general manager's assessment that he is no longer safe playing in the NHL.
Gillis cited fears that Malhotra's vision, limited since an errant puck struck his left eye on March 16, 2011, and almost cost him his sight, left him vulnerable to further injury when he announced on Feb. 14 that the team was placing him on injured reserve for the rest of the season. Malhotra, speaking to the media Wednesday for the first time since then, disagrees.
"It's a very high-speed, high-impact game and on a nightly basis you see big hits on the highlight reel, so like everybody out there I have to keep my head up," Malhotra said after practicing with the team Wednesday. "But at no time did I feel more susceptible to a big hit or injury."
Being told that he can't play anymore hasn't been easy.
"It's incredibly tough to have someone else say you are not allowed to go out on the ice anymore," Malhotra said. "[Mike] didn't feel I was safe out on the ice. I don't agree with that, and again it's a tough call to make just because I am the only one that can say how I feel out there and how vulnerable I might be to a big hit."
Despite that, Malhotra said not to read anything into him being on the ice with his teammates Wednesday – the same day it was revealed center Ryan Kesler would be sidelined with a broken right foot. Gillis made it clear Malhotra was done for the season, and the 32-year-old defensive specialist didn't sound like he was going to challenge that.
But Malhotra isn't ready to talk retirement yet, saying anything beyond this year requires "a long conversation" with his wife. A veteran of 14 seasons with the New York Rangers, Dallas Stars, Columbus Blue Jackets, San Jose Sharks and Canucks, Malhotra made it clear he still wants to -- and feels he still can -- play in the NHL.
"I'd be lying if I said no," he said. "It's tough to go from playing two or three weeks ago to saying I no longer have that itch or no longer want to play. It's fun to get on the ice on a day like today and practice with the guys, and just being back in this environment felt good."
Malhotra made it clear he doesn't question his general manager's intentions, even while disagreeing with him.
"I don't question his sincerity one bit in the decision he's made," Malhotra said of Gillis. "I said from Day One being here in Vancouver this is more of a family atmosphere than a team and we are not treated 'just like another slab of beef' as that quote goes, and I truly feel he genuinely cares for my well-being and my future, not only in the game of hockey but just my future as a young man, a young father, and he wants us to have a successful life post-hockey."
Malhotra, who is in the final season of a three-year, $7.5-million contract, underwent several operations to save his vision after getting hit under the left eye two years ago. He made a surprising return in the Stanley Cup Final that year, but was never quite the same.
He had more eye surgery before last season, leaving him unable to train properly, and finished with seven goals and 18 points -- roughly half his totals from the previous three seasons. He was also minus-11, an uncharacteristic total for a player brought in to be a shutdown defensive, penalty-killing and faceoff specialist.
Gillis said he came to the conclusion Malhotra wasn't safe after last season, but was talked into giving him another chance after a full summer to train. Nine games into the season, though, Gillis made the decision to place Malhotra on injured reserve the rest of the season, citing instances when he left himself vulnerable to potentially devastating hits.
Malhotra, who won 65.3 percent of his faceoffs but was pointless and minus-3, didn't see it the same way.
"I knew just having a quote-unquote normal summer of training and doing the things that I had done my whole career that I would be able to get back to a place where I felt confident on the ice and I felt I got there," Malhotra said. "This was Mike's decision based on his feeling and what he saw on the ice, but as far as the way I feel out there, I feel fit, I feel good, I feel comfortable with my abilities."
Whether that means trying to play next season remains to be seen, but for now Malhotra said he will continue to skate from time to time with the team, insisting it was not awkward, while also taking a closer look at other career options off the ice, perhaps including coaching.
Gillis made it clear a trade was not something he'd consider.
"No, we discussed a lot of scenarios and at this time just being a part of this organization and helping out any way I can is the best possible option in Mike's eyes, so we'll stick to that for now," Malhotra said.
It didn't sound like it would be easy to stay away from the ice.
"As a player you miss being in that team environment, you miss being a part of it," Malhotra said. "It's one thing to hang around the room and talk with the guys and watch games up in the press box, but there is no other feeling and no other substitute for being on the ice with the guys and competing on the ice and talking and battling and just playing the game. You can't substitute for that."
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The game was suspended with Alabama trailing Florida State 8-1 in the top of the sixth inning with no outs. Crimson Tide catcher Brock Bennett was at the plate with a 1-2 count when play was halted. UA center fielder Taylor Dugas has just homered for the first Crimson Tide run of the game.
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Agnes is a mother of 10 and grandmother of 23. She and Quint live in Hubbardston, Michigan in a house that has been in the family for 150 years.
There are 39 recipes and two of Quint's short stories from his childhood, plus LOTS of family photos. You can order it as hardcover or softcover. They both look nice but the hardcover will last longer. (I wish Blurb had a spiral bound option, but they don't.)
The price you are paying is the cost from Blurb for printing - it has not been marked up by me at all. This is a labor of love and I hope you enjoy it! ~ Meg Cusack 5/19/09
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Franciscan Well is Bell Ringer and is also presented in a massive 1 Litre swing-top, just like Shandon Century stout. Unlike the stout though, Bell Ringer is not quite as impressive a beer, though it would be unfair to take that to mean there is anything wrong with the beer. Don't look for this to be available either, it's not part of their core range and instead is a seasonal and possible one off in bottle format. If you do come across a bottle, buy it though.
There may not be a whole lot going on but what's there is very tasty indeed. It puts me in mind of a strong English ale, packed full of bitter orange pith, squeezed mandarin juice and other fresh fruits, a rich malty backbone full of caramel and toffee as well as a slightly spicy, lingering hop bitterness.
It's not complex, but either is it a session beer to down before moving on to the next one. It is simply a beer to be enjoyed and considering the size of the bottle, one to be shared and enjoyed over dinner or on its own.
On a related note, I spent a very enjoyable weekend in Cork and attended The Franciscan Well on Saturday for the second Winter Ales and Cask festival. It was a little different to last year in that it seemed to be smaller. I think perhaps less breweries were there but on the other hand, there was a similar number of beers. Also all the beer was consolidated to one small bar area in the beer garden. This left more room for tables which is always a good thing at a beer festival.
I decided not to take pictures or do a full festival write up this year because essentially I would be repeating myself somewhat when I report on Easterfest in April. All I will say is that I loved it and will of course endeavour to make it back again next year.
The highlight beer for me was 8 degrees howling gale on cask. They dry hopped it to hell and it tasted like hop tea, full of tannins which for some might not sound very good but I loved it.
The only beer worth avoiding was from White Gypsy, which is rare for Cuilan to brew something bad unless the flavour that came out was his intention but it tasted like blue cheese and I am not a fan of blue cheese.
Look out for the festival next year and more importantly for Easterfest over the Easter weekend.
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It is a topic, Keith McCambridge says, thatÔÇÖs been ÔÇ£discussed 10 times over.ÔÇØ
And dwelled upon even more.
ÔÇ£Without a doubt, it is something IÔÇÖve thought about for two-and-a-half years,ÔÇØ said the St. JohnÔÇÖs IceCapsÔÇÖ coach whose team begins a four-game home stand ÔÇö its only home games in December ÔÇö tonight against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at Mile One Centre.
The twice-referred to ÔÇÿitÔÇÖ here is the IceCapsÔÇÖ record at home.
Granted, itÔÇÖs not a terrible record. So far this season, St. JohnÔÇÖs is 4-2-3 at Mile One, which puts it at 13th, just above the American Hockey League median when it comes to average points-per-home game. And in the 85 total regular-season home games they have played since arriving on the scene in 2011, the IceCaps are just above .500 (in points terms) at 37-36-12.
ThatÔÇÖs usually indicative of a team that wins and loses alternately. ThatÔÇÖs been pretty much the case. And itÔÇÖs been very much the problem.
Except for a few bright weeks in February and March of 2012, when they won six straight against visiting clubs, the IceCaps have never been able to maintain any real successful runs at home. A couple of three-game skeins, a half-dozen two-game streaks and the rest of their showings at Mile One has been largely of the win-one/lose one (or vice versa) description.
The IceCaps need ÔÇö almost desperately need ÔÇö to demonstrate some kind ability to make home ice count for something more than a half-take in points.
ThatÔÇÖs not to say they need to be dominant, they just have to get to the point where they can see what dominance looks like, to get close enough to believe that they might be able get there.
This homestand, which also sees them play the Penguins Saturday and the Syracuse Crunch Tuesday and Wednesday, would be a great place to start. The East Division-leading Penguins (13-5-3) and Crunch (11-7-2) are both very good teams and ones the IceCaps (11-9-3) are either chasing (in Wilkes-BarreÔÇÖs case) or trying to stay ahead of (Syracuse) in the AHLÔÇÖs Eastern Conference.
How they do they do it? What needs to be overcome? What needs to be understood?ÔÇê
After two-and-a-half years of discussion and thought, there still have been no clear-cut answers, but plenty of plausible theories, perhaps the most prominent having to do with emotion and the ability for immediate retribution provided by a schedule that has the IceCaps playing the same visiting opponent in two straight (and now, in some cases, three straight) contests. In other words, if the IceCaps beat a team at Mile One on a Friday, perhaps they have created their own problem by providing that same club the motivation to take something back home other then the memory of a couple of losses before a sellout crowd.
If St. JohnÔÇÖs was playing a different visiting team on Saturday, that might not be such on a concern.
But whatever the reason ÔÇö or more likely, combination of reasons ÔÇö for the mediocrity at Mile One, letÔÇÖs believe that there is a solution, something like that old Caramilk problem, where youÔÇÖre not sure how the filling gets into the chocolate, but you're convinced that it can be done.
In fact, McCambridge said the home-ice enigma was largely at mind over the summer, when work was done to put together the current IceCaps, including some concentration on bringing in more speed to provide a game pace that could help generate even more energy from the full houses at Mile One.
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But if the moves donÔÇÖt really work, if the would-be solutions donÔÇÖt pan out, St. JohnÔÇÖs will be what it is now: a decent club thatÔÇÖs just inside the playoff-position fence. If the IceCaps are to be something more, they need a home-ice record that emulates those ahead of them in the Eastern Conference standings, teams like the Manchester Monarchs, Springfield Falcons, Binghamton Senators and Penguins.
The Monarchs are 8-1-1 at home, including a seven-game wins streak. The Falcons are 9-2-0 in Springfield, including a five-game victory string. The Senators are 7-2-0-1 in Bingo and just had their own five-game home streak halted in a 4-3 loss to the IceCaps on Saturday. The Pens are 6-3-1 in Wilkes-Barre.
ThatÔÇÖs the difference ÔÇö the straight-out points difference ÔÇö between them and the likes of the Providence Bruins, IceCaps, and Crunch, who sit sixth, seventh and eighth in the conference standings, all of them with records at, or at about, .500 at home so far this season.
After this homestand and their annual late December road trip split up by the Christmas break, the IceCaps will have a schedule ÔÇö starting in the New Year ÔÇö that has them playing 25 of 44 games at Mile One. ThatÔÇÖs almost exactly two-thirds of their home schedule.
ThatÔÇÖs an opportunity, but only if the ÔÇ£advantageÔÇØ part of home-ice advantage is utilized. Otherwise, it will be more of the same, with a team stuck somewhere between OK and Alright.
You can be sure thatÔÇÖs not the map plan that was drawn up before the start of the season.


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Hi Experts,
I would like to set a complete assigment block of a component to "not editable" / "read only"!
In doing so, I have redefined method do_prepare_output. I have created a reference to IF_BSP_WD_VIEW_GROUP_CONTEXT. The interface provides a number of methods such as:
However, there is no method SET_VIEW_NOT_EDITABLE! This is what I need.. i need to set one view to not editable..
That is, removing the view from the table EDITABLE_VIEWS_TAB in class CL_BSP_WD_VIEW_GROUP_CONTEXT (implementation of IF_BSP_WD_VIEW_GROUP_CONTEXT)..
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Revolution Tour
Welcome to the 2016 U.S. Revolution Tour
The U.S. Revolution Tour has proved to be a progressive venue for today's top junior riders to take the competitive stage in halfpipe, slopestyle, snowboardcross and big air. The tour is designed to serve as a stepping-stone for athletes making the transition from competing at the grassroots level to the elite level. The series is focused towards riders 13-19 years old. Top winners may earn an invite to be part of the U.S. Grand Prix, Junior Worlds, USASA Nationals, and participate in Project Gold camps. Competition format may vary slightly at each stop, but athletes will always compete as an open class.
General Event Info
Copper Mountain, CO | December 6-11, 2015 | Halfpipe x 2
FIS sanctioned and WST National level
Mammoth Mountain, CA | January 26-31, 2016 | Halfpipe, Slopestyle, and Big Air
HP/SBS - FIS sanctioned and WST National level
BA - USSA sanctioned and WST National level
Winter Park, CO | February 29- March 5, 2016 | Slopestyle x 2
FIS sanctioned and WST National level
Seven Springs, PA | March 14-18, 2016 | Halfpipe and Slopestyle
FIS sanctioned and WST National level
World Rookie Tour Qualifier
Registration Info
The 2016 U.S. Revolution Tour has implemented an all pre-qualified athlete field for all Halfpipe and Slopestyle events. Athletes will qualify for the Tour through a variety of criteria (see link below) including their competition results from the prior season as well as have the opportunity to qualify in-season through selected regional USASA events. For more information on the 2016 pre-qualified criteria follow the link below. The Big Air and Snowboardcross events will remain as an open registration format. Registration details and deadlines can be found below.
Sanctioning/ Membership Information
All halfpipe and Slopestyle athletes must have both a current USSA National Competitor Membership and a FIS license; memberships must be current 2 weeks prior to the first event you plan to compete in.
Renew USSA & FIS memberships | Click here*
Refund Policy
Entry Fees will be refunded ONLY to athletes with a valid medical reason under the following provisions. Entry fees will be refunded if requested 2 weeks prior to the first day of event onsite registration. Participants must have a valid medical reason with documentation and each case will be reviewed. A $10 service charge will be deducted for all refunds.
Mandatory rider meeting notice: ** All athletes must be represented at the rider meeting. Rider meetings are typically held the night before each event. Athletes may be removed from the start list if they are not represented at the rider meeting. Check event schedules for times and locations.
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2016 Snowboard pre-qualified athlete criteria
2016 Snowboard pre-qualified athletes
Pre-qualified registration opens at 10:00am MST on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 and will close at 11:00pm MST on Monday, November 16, 2015
To ensure your registration and entry into the 2016 U.S. Revolution Tour snowboard competitions, you must be registered for all events you plan to compete in no later than November 16, 2015. After that date any unconfirmed spots are considered forfeited. If you are on the pre-qualified athlete list and have not received registration information then please contact Larkin Jameson (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Open Registration
Big Air
Registration for the 2016 Big Air event at Mammoth Mountain, CA (Feb. 29, 2016) will open to the public October 14, 2015 @ 10:00am MST.
Big Air registration- click here
Alternate List
To ensure the US Revolution Tour is delivering high quality and competitive events we will implement an alternate list based on the WSPL and FIS points list rankings. If there are any additional spots available in Halfpipe and Slopestyle after pre-qualified registration they will be allocated through the alternate list. All non-prequalified athletes that are requesting entry must register for the online alternate list (link below) and will be placed according to their highest current ranking on either the WSPL or FIS points list. Three weeks prior to the start of each event the alternate lists will close and spots will be allocated accordingly. Please review deadlines below.
Alternate list registration- click here (opens 10/14/15 @ 10:00am MST)
International Athlete Registration
All international team entries must be submitted by their respective National Snowboard Governing Body. Preliminary entry and announcement of team size is due 30 days prior, final entry is due no later than two weeks prior to each event.
Entries must be submitted with a FIS Inscription Form (ICR.ART.215), and must be within event entry quotas. The FIS inscription form can be found here.
*all entry submissions can be sent to Larkin Jameson at firstname.lastname@example.com
FIS Quota Description:
Each Nation will receive 1 spot per gender per discipline with any remaining spots (up to 25 counting both genders) given to competitors according to their standing on the current points list (FIS or WSPL- points list - whichever is higher). Gender allocation of any remaining spots will be based on a ratio of 60% for men and 40% for ladies. All remaining spots, after the above gender allocation formula, not taken by one gender can be transferred to the other gender.
Maximum quota (of International Spots) per Nation is 5.
In-Season Regional Qualifiers
Athletes have the opportunity to qualify for the remaining 2016 Rev Tour Season through the USASA Regional Rev Tour Event Qualifiers. Qualification from the four stops will be awarded as to the following:
East- Top 2 finishers from Open Class, and top 1 from Youth class
Rocky- Top 2 finishers from Open Class, and top 1 from Youth class
Midwest- Top 2 finishers from Open Class, and top 1 from Youth class
Far West- Top 2 finishers from Open Class, and top 1 from Youth class
*Spots will be handed down if athlete is already qualified from another criteria of is held by international athlete.
*Registration information for these events can be found here.
2016 RevolutionTour Overall Standings
Event Schedule
Event Schedules
Register now!
Revolution Tour Cross Event Registration | Click here*
Hole Shot Tour Registraion | Click here*
For additional event details and registration information on snowboard cross events | Click here*
*Important Update: Unfortunately, the Squaw Valley World Cup and NorAm have been canceled. We are working to find a replacement date and location for the NorAm/Rev Tour. Entries fees will be rolled over for the replacement location. If you would prefer a refund, please email email@example.com


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This tutorial shows how to convert an existing Oracle .NET database application to run with Oracle In-Memory Database Cache, thus improving application transaction response time by caching a performance-critical subset of Oracle tables into a TimesTen in-memory database running in the appplication tier. This tutorial provides a step by step guide to run a pre-created .NET database application against both an Oracle database and a TimesTen in-memory database. The application connects to a database and uses PL/SQL stored procedures to implement its business logic. This tutorial compares the difference in application response time between running an application against a standalone Oracle database, versus an Oracle database with TimesTen used as an in-memory cache database.
Approximately 30 minutes.
This tutorial goes through the process of setting up your Windows operating system to run a .NET database application against either an Oracle or TimesTen database.
Assuming that the .NET application currently runs against an Oracle database, the steps necessary to run the same application against a TimesTen database are:
In this tutorial, a .NET database application has been pre-created. We will run the application against an Oracle and TimesTen database. It is assumed that you have TimesTen installed in your operating system, the TimesTen in-memory database (named ordermatching) is created and configured to serve as an in-memory cache database, and that two cache groups, namely READONLY_SYMBOLS and AWT_FILLED_ORDERS are created in ordermatching. The steps to do these are contained in the prerequisite tutorials, which are:
Make sure to complete these tutorials first before starting this one. This tutorial will then show the rest of the process to convert the pre-created .NET database application currently designed to connect to an Oracle database into an application that connects to a TimesTen in-memory cache database.
The pre-created .NET database application is a simple trading application that runs 1000 iterations of:
It places a simulated order by generating random values for the order parameters, which are: side (buy or sell), symbol, quantity, and order limit. It submits a simulated quote by generating random values for the quote parameters, which are: symbol, new bid price, new ask price, and new last price.
In the application code, the following database tables are used:
|contains the list of application users that are not allowed to make trades in the market
|contains the list of buy / sell orders that have been processed
|contains the list of outstanding / unfilled orders that are currently in the market
|contains the order history of each of the users in the system
|contains the list of quotes that are used by the application.
|contains the list of stock tickers / acronyms that are used by the application.
|contains the information about the users that exist in the system.
In this tutorial, we will compile this .NET application and run it against an Oracle and TimesTen database. The application schema has already been set up on the Oracle database in the prerequisite tutorials.
Before starting this tutorial, you should:
Complete these two prerequisite tutorials:
Have an installation of Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) 184.108.40.206.0 or higher installed on the same machine as TimesTen. The latest ODP.NET production release is part of Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) 11.2 Release 3 or higher.
Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) is an implementation of the Microsoft ADO.NET interface. ODP.NET support for Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database provides fast and efficient ADO.NET data access from .NET client applications to TimesTen databases. For more information about ODP.NET in TimesTen, see the ODP.NET Support for TimesTen User's Guide.
Have an installation of Visual Studio 2010
Download the VS_Ordermatching folder. This folder contains the Visual Studio project used in this tutorial. You can download a zipped version of the folder here.
In the prerequisite tutorials, the database schema for the .NET application was created in the Oracle database, hence no further configuration needs to be done in the Oracle database for the application to run.
In the prerequisite tutorials, two tables from an Oracle database were cached into the TimesTen in-memory cache database, ordermatching. These tables were the SYMBOLS table, cached as a readonly cache group, and the FILLED_ORDERS table, cached as an asynchronous writethrough (AWT) cache group.
Now that the cache groups have been created, we will configure the ordermatching database so that it has the other necessary tables and PL/SQL procedures used by the application. We will create the rest of the tables as regular TimesTen tables (non-cache tables). After this, we will compile the PL/SQL package used by the application in TimesTen. Note that these tables and PL/SQL procedures are the exact same tables and procedures as the ones earlier created in the Oracle database. To simplify the process of doing this, a SQL script has been created. Running this SQL script will create the tables and PL/SQL package. Download the script here and follow the steps below to run the script.
Open ttIsql and connect to the ordermatching database using the TTORAUSER user by opening a Windows command prompt and typing the following:
ttisql -connstr "dsn=ordermatching;uid=ttorauser"
You will be prompted to enter the password for the user, which in this case is timesten.
Note: If the TimesTen environment variables are not part of your operating system's path variables, you must make sure that the environment in which you run ttIsql contains the TimesTen environment variables. You can do this by running <tt_installation_home>/bin/ttenv.bat in the command prompt prior to running the ttIsql command.
Run the SQL script in ttIsql by typing:
Verify that the tables and PL/SQL package have been created in TimesTen by typing:
select object_type, object_name
Before we can run the .NET application against a TimesTen database, we first have to make sure that ODP.NET is installed and configured for TimesTen.
Here are a few important items to keep in mind about installing ODP.NET to use with TimesTen:
For more information, see the ODP.NET Support for TimesTen User's Guide.
As noted in the previous step, to use ODP.NET and run a .NET application against a TimesTen database, a TimesTen DSN must be configured. A DSN (data source name) is a logical name that identifies a TimesTen database. In the prerequisite tutorials, we have already specified ordermatching as the DSN of our TimesTen database, however we need to make this DSN visible to the .NET application by including the following entry in the TNSNAMES.ORA file:
ordermatching =
The SERVICE_NAME attribute specifies the DSN defined in the ODBC Data Source Administrator.
For convenience, a command line .NET database application has already been created as a Visual Studio 2010 project. We will now open the application and run it against the Oracle database.
Start Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Note: If the TimesTen environment variables are not part of your operating system's path variables, you must make sure that the environment in which you run Visual Studio contains the TimesTen environment variables. You can do this by running <tt_installation_home>/bin/ttenv.bat in a command prompt first, then opening Visual Studio from within the same command prompt.
From the File menu, select Open > Project/Solution....
Open the Ordermatching.sln file.
Ensure that the program references the Oracle.DataAccess.dll assembly file found in your ODAC installation by right clicking References under the Solution Explorer pane, and selecting Add Reference.
The "Add Reference" menu will appear. Click on the .NET tab and select Oracle.DataAccess from among the options. Cick Ok.
Including Oracle.DataAccess as a reference enables the application to connect to an Oracle or TimesTen database.
You should now see Oracle.DataAccess listed among the list of references in the Solution Explorer pane. Expand the References list if necessary.
Still within the Solution Explorer pane, double click on Program.cs to display the application code in the main Visual Studio tab. Review the code.
Scroll to the line in the application that contains the connection string. Notice that currently it is:
const string connStr = "Data Source=ttorcl;User ID=ttorauser;Password=oracle";
If necessary, change this connection string to match the appropriate connection string to the Oracle database by changing the Data Source entry to match the TNS Net Service Name of the Oracle database where the application schema was created.
After reviewing the code, hit the Start Debugging button. This will run the application.
The application will then be run against the Oracle database, which will open a new Windows command prompt displaying the results of the application's run.
The application runs 1000 simulated transactions. At the end of the application's run, it displays the number of selects, inserts, and updates to database tables, as well as the number of executed orders (the number of buy/sell orders that were matched) and the number of submitted orders (which should be 1000). Below is a sample of the application's output.
Take note of the time value outputted by the application, as later in this tutorial we will compare this to the value outputted by running the same application against a TimesTen in-memory cache database.
Note: Timing results will vary depending on machine environment. You may get a different result than what is shown here.
We can run the application against TimesTen similar to the way we ran it against Oracle, simply by changing the connection string.
To change the application's connection string so it connects to a TimesTen in-memory database, scroll to the line where the connection string is indicated and change the Data Source, User ID and Password fields to reflect the ordermatching database connection attributes. Change the connection string to:
const string connStr = "Data Source=ordermatching;User ID=ttorauser;Password=timesten";
After reviewing the code, hit the Start Debugging button. This will run the application.
Note: If running the application displays an error, one likely cause is that the TimesTen environment variables are not part of your operating system's path variables. You must make sure that the environment in which you run Visual Studio contains the TimesTen environment variables. You can do this by opening a command prompt, running <tt_installation_home>/bin/ttenv.bat, and opening Visual Studio within that command prompt.
The application will then be run against the TimesTen ordermatching database, which will open a new Windows command prompt displaying the results of the application's run.
Take note of the time value outputted by the application, and compare this to the value outputted by running the same application against the Oracle database.
The application is made using standard ODP.NET code. This means there is no new API to learn for ODP.NET developers, and migrating existing .NET applications to use TimesTen can be done with minimal effort. Thus, if you find out late in the development process that your application needs faster performance, you should consider using In-Memory Database Cache. See the ODP.NET Support for TimesTen User's Guide for more information.
In this tutorial, you have learned how to:
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Even as some of the world moves into a future of unimaginably complex technology, many communities still lack the basic electrical infrastructure needed to power even simply electric devices like light bulbs. Unwilling to wait for the wiring to catch up to the demand, Danish researcher Frederik Krebs has created an LED lamp embedded within a flexible, printable solar panel that could replace the kerosene lamps still used around the developing world.
While sheets of photovoltaics aren't that new, Krebs is the first person to embed LEDs inside those solar panels. Printed out in reams, the combo light/solar panel can be rolled up to mimic a lamp, and could potentially provide light to the 1.5 billion people around the wold currently living without electricity.
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Salmon Butterflies for One
(Serves 1, 450 calories)
70 g dry farfalle/butterfly pasta
4 tbsp light soft cheese
Squeeze lemon juice
50 g smoked salmon, chopped
Bunch of chives, snipped
Salt and pepper to taste
- Cook pasta by following the instructions on the packet. Take off the heat, drain but leave a little bit of the water.
- Place the casserole back on the hob, turning the heat down to low. Stir in the cream cheese, lemon juice, salmon, a little bit of salt and pepper to taste.
- Add most of the chives and use the remaining chives for garnish (I forgot to add the chives! Chives make food better, for sure!)
If you're making it for more than one, just make the dish x amount of people. Simple!
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The Vikings entered the 2010 preseason with a question mark at quarterback, but most accepted that Brett Favre would return late in the preseason, after skipping training camp again. But that just changed. Quickly.
As of this morning, Favre is reporting that he will not play in 2010 due to issues with an ankle surgery. This leaves Minnesota with Sage Rosenfels, Tavaris Jackson and rookie Joe Webb, who was drafted to play receiver.
Should the Vikings look to add a quarterback, who is even available?
Troy Smith (BAL) The Ravens could be convinced to move Smith, but the move will be a little more difficult after their trade of John Beck to Washington earlier this week. Smith would give Minnesota an experienced quarterback, but also an athletic player, something Brad Childress likes in his passers.
Seneca Wallace (CLE) While it would be surprising to see Cleveland trade for and then trade away Wallace in the same off season, it is possible. Wallace gives Minnesota another athletic signal caller, and a player who does have some potential.
Kyle Orton (DEN) Maybe the best option of the bunch if the Vikings hope to win in 2010, Orton may not even be available. The Broncos are carrying three capable quarterbacks, and it is likely they would deal Orton for the right price.
Michael Vick (PHI) It's unlikely that Philadelphia would move Vick, but the Vikings have to at the very least make the phone call. Vick did look rusty during spot duty in 2009, but he would give the Vikings offense an electric element.
While other quarterbacks could most certainly be traded for, none provide the talented Vikings roster a chance at winning in 2010.


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On August 8, the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals is taking on six cases that concern marriage equality, and two of those cases originated in Kentucky. While the consequences of this legal fight are significant for deciding marriage equality for Kentuckians, these decisions stand to lay out the course of the national fight for marriage equality over the next few years.
The cases as they stand
The first of Kentucky's cases is Bourke v. Beshear, which Judge John G. Heyburn II ruled on in February 2014. He determined that Kentucky's marriage ban violated the equal protection clause when used to prohibit the recognition of legal marriages performed in other states. Judge Heyburn also made the second ruling on appeal in the case of Love v. Beshear in July. In that case, Judge Heyburn determined that refusing to perform marriages violated the principle of equal protection.
Love v. Beshear puts Kentucky's issues in line with the case from Michigan, DeBoer v. Snyder, which addresses the state's marriage ban in its entirety. As in Bourke v. Beshear, the cases from Tennessee and Ohio concern the recognition of gay marriages performed in other states.
Looking forward
For some, it seems like the recent momentum for marriage equality all but assures the victory of gay marriage proponents. As Freedom to Marry points out, 29 cases concerning marriage have been decided since December 2013, and all of them have been in favor of marriage equality. Additionally, there are around 75 pending cases presently in the U.S. court system.
However, some commentators point out that the court's decisions could prove to be a major turning point or obstacle to supporters of marriage equality. Two of the judges on the three-judge panel have a markedly conservative perspective and record. For gay marriage opponents, these cases appear to be a real opportunity to slow the other side's momentum or even reclaim the course of the national debate.
Ironically, however, a decision against marriage equality could stand to accelerate or improve the momentum of marriage equality. Because the major issue at hand is the patchwork nature of marriage laws across the United States in the wake of the Windsor decision, disparate rulings within the court system could compel the Supreme Court to address the issue sooner rather than later.
A ruling against marriage equality at this appellate level is not something that marriage equality supporters should cheer for, but the prospect of establishing a national ruling on top of the past few year's surprising momentum is. Even following a defeat at this level based on politicized lines, supporters should take heart in the overwhelming legal thrust of their arguments. As Judge Heyburn wrote in his decision in Bourke v. Beshear, "These arguments are not those of serious people."


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This is on Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7 on the workstations.
Let's say I have Documents folder redirection set on GPO1. But, I would like to move that policy to a new GPO2. The target folders on workstation and server side will remain the same, BTW. I just want to isolate the redirection in its own policy -- apart from GPO1 -- and also add Desktop redirection.
What would the behavior be? Will the server/workstaion think this is a new policy and try to undo the redirection and redo it? Or will Windows understand what's happened and leave the folders and sync relationship alone?