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It's election season again. May 7 -- tomorrow -- voters throughout Northeast Ohio head to the polls for the 2013 primary election. ideastream's Nick Castele reports there are scores of local tax issues on the ballot.
There are more than 50 issues on ballots in Cuyahoga and the surrounding counties. Most are levies.
About half would fund local services -- like the firefighters in Macedonia, mental health services in Lorain and the Westlake library. Most of the other levies fund schools.
KUBILUS: "As superintendent, I have been to over 80 community meetings regarding school levies."
Daryl Kubilus is the superintendent of the Cloverleaf school district in Medina County.
Cloverleaf has had a couple levies on the ballot in recent years that have failed. This time, Kubilus campaigning to pass a 7.9 mill levy.
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The district is in fiscal emergency, and had to take out a loan from the state to fund the schools.
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By Jay Ebbeson, Madigan Healthcare System Strategic Communication OfficeMay 18, 2010
In case you didn't know, Madigan Healthcare System is ramping up to be really busy this summer.
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We know that we have the three Stryker Brigades returning home, plus other units - 18,000 Soldiers in all coming home. This is the largest return of Soldiers from war since Vietnam. One brigade in particular will get added attention upon return. That is the 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division Strykers, the one deployed to Afghanistan and the one that took the most casualties of any deployed JBLM unit this deployment cycle.
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As I ponder this very busy and challenging summer, Madigan is already in high gear working to make mission with the hectic months ahead. This is what I am so awestruck about. What we do. How we do it. 18,000 Soldiers - no problem. 6,000 plus cadets - no worries. Summer rotations - it's all good.
Madigan gate construction, Jackson Avenue repaving, added traffic congestion, WTB construction, parking woes - forget about it. Madigan takes it all in stride and gets the job done. It's what we do.
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June 4, 2014 | blueoregon.com--Amidst all this debate about whether the street fee proposed by Mayor Charlie Hales is too regressive, or constructed fairly, or should be split residential/business, or whatever, it seems to me that one critically salient element has been missing.
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|By Danoeire (Danoeire) on Wednesday, September 10, 2003 - 09:52 pm: Edit
My dream school is Brown, but i'm fairly sure that i probably couldn't get in. Right now i'm a junior, here are my stats:
GPA: 4.0(wieghted, unweighted= 3.96ish), senior year will probably be around 4.2ish
SATs: will be around 1350ish, took a practice but not the real thing.
ACTs: haven't taken 'em.
SAT IIs: havent yet, but I will in math, writing, and probably french. will score in the high 700s most likely.
ECs: co-president of french club, co-presiednt of the honors irish student union, member of sunday sandwiches, was on the basketball team, now on the golf team, did odyssey of the mind (OM), peer-tutor. 150+ hrs. of community service.
senior year schedule: AP english, AP calculus AB, AP French, AP environmental science, spanish 4, and civics+economics. This year i'm taking: spanish 3, french 4, junior english, chemistry, US history, and philosophy at a nearby college which counts as AP philosophy. im probably in the top 20% of my grade, not sure.
Brown is a big stretch, but do I have any chance of getting in??? What can I do that will improve my chances/ will make me stand out??? if not brown, any advice on other good schools?
|By Clickspring (Clickspring) on Wednesday, September 10, 2003 - 11:41 pm: Edit
If your grades stay good, you get 750+ SAT IIs, and you get your SAT around 1450+, objectively you will be in the ballpark. It's a reach, but you should try!
|By Dreadpirate (Dreadpirate) on Thursday, September 11, 2003 - 04:35 pm: Edit
Brown takes lots of people with your kind of stats if you apply ED. Brown also rejects a lot of people with 1580-1600 and equally high SAT 2's who apply RD, and who are accepted to HYP, Duke, Rice, Stanford, and the like. Apparently it is very important to convince the adcom that Brown is your first choice.
|By Calidan (Calidan) on Thursday, September 11, 2003 - 07:15 pm: Edit
brown seems kinda difficult, but you should at least try.
|By Danoeire (Danoeire) on Thursday, September 11, 2003 - 07:52 pm: Edit
is there anything else i can do that would increase my chances of getting in?
|By Danoeire (Danoeire) on Thursday, September 11, 2003 - 10:37 pm: Edit
ANYONE?? please? : )
|By Danoeire (Danoeire) on Friday, September 12, 2003 - 01:45 am: Edit
suggestions, anyone?
|By Danoeire (Danoeire) on Friday, September 12, 2003 - 08:49 pm: Edit
|By Dmitrypetrovna (Dmitrypetrovna) on Friday, September 12, 2003 - 08:59 pm: Edit
I'd say improve your grades, and by that I mean try to get higher than top 20% of your class. That is probably your weakest piece. Grades outweigh SATs and stuff by so much.
|By Danoeire (Danoeire) on Friday, September 12, 2003 - 11:14 pm: Edit
thanks... anyone else?
|By Bamagirl (Bamagirl) on Saturday, September 20, 2003 - 12:45 pm: Edit
id say try to improve your grades and you would proably really improve your chances if you applied ed but browns ed is binding and the deadline is nov 1. we seem to be in similar boats will you tell me if you think i have a chance? I am Brown ED Chances?
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After 8 years and over 23 Issues released, City Of Heroes, the first Super-Hero MMO, will be shutting down for good at midnight tonight. Heroes has seen a tremendous amount of support not only from it's fan base, but from the industry as well, it's unique position as the only major Non-Fantasy MMO in the market helping to keep it standing out among the Goblins and the Panda Kung-Fu Fighters. But if the game is so beloved by its customers, why is the game shutting down tonight, even with the newest issue all but released in the Beta Server? Well that's where things get interesting. [more inside]
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This salad dressing is so easy to make, and it keeps in the refrigerator for a long time. Having dressing on hand encourages me to eat more salads, so I usually make a pint or quart at a time.
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In a blender, throughly blend all ingredients…and that's it!
For this particular salad I used clover sprouts, radishes, cucumber, and sunflower seeds that I had already soaked and dehydrated. The dressing would go well with any fresh garden vegetables, so just have fun with it! There are multiple ways to sprout, but I've found a large jar with a screened lid works really well for small seeds like clover and alfalfa. I cover the bottom of the jar with about an inch of seeds, then cover the seeds with an inch of water, and let the seeds soak overnight. In the morning I pour the water out and rinse the seeds in fresh water. After that, I shake the seeds around and try to spread them evenly inside of the jar. I rinse the seeds about twice a day until they are ready to eat, which is when they have two tiny leaves. Not only is sprouting really simple, but they are extremely nutrient dense. So eat sprouts!
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Jabal Moussa is an outstanding Biosphere Reserve located in Keserwan-Jbeil area, Lebanon.
It covers an area of 6500ha at an altitude ranging between 350m and 1700m ; and extends 500m beyond the rivers of Nahr Ibrahim to the north and Nahr el Dahab to the south.
Jabal Moussa, which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea to the west, reflects a true mosaic of ecological systems. These systems broadly represent the biogeography region of the evergreen sclerophyllic shrubs and forests within Mediterranean biomes. A dominant feature of the biosphere reserve is its pristine world of steep, verdant mountainsides rising from a river lined with cool aromatic sycamore trees, to reach summits of statue-like karstic rocks.
The Biosphere Reserve is divided into a core area mainly dedicated to expert visits and research, a buffer zone where more ecotourism activities take place, and a transition zone that involves human activities and human use of land. The transition zone covers around half of the biosphere reserve's area, and its predominant land uses include: forest management, charcoal production, traditional agricultural activities, fruit trees plantation, grazing, and seasonal recreation.
The mountainous ecosystem in Jabal Moussa gives rise to a number of eco-zones, thus promoting diversity harboring many species. Designated a Global Important Bird Area in 2009, Jabal Moussa biosphere reserve hosts 83 bird species, of which 7 are regionally or globally threatened. There are 14 mammal species encountered in the reserve area including the squirrel, wolf, hyrax, and hyena. Out of the 14 species, which are wholly or partially limited to the Middle East region, 8 are regionally threatened and 6 are significantly declining.
Eleven endemic plant species were identified in its territories with many plants of high genetic and economic value including wild relatives. The variety of trees in Jabal Moussa represents an impressive diversity of forestry. Twenty specimens of trees and shrubs can be observed such as the Ostrya carpinifolia for which JM is the southern-most frontier in the oriental Mediterranean.
The essence of the forest can be captured in:
- specimens that are attractive to tourists such as futaies (dense or bright) and cepees;
- classical specimens such as Pinus brutia, Quercus infectoria, Quercus calliprinos; and
- rare specimens in Lebanon that are developing at a remarkable rate such as Quercus cerris, Juniperus drupacea, Fraxinus ornus and Ostrya carpinifolia.
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Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve is a den of culture which takes us back to the 2nd century Rome. Inscriptions of the Emperor Hadrian were found in several places in Jabal Moussa, along with old houses, one of which was built in the ancient tradition of vernacular architecture.
The Myth of Adonis and Astarte haunts the valley of this ageless mountain and all surrounding villages succumb to the superstitious beauty of the legend.


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Heteropoda is a genus of spiders in the family Sparassidae, the huntsman spiders. They are mainly distributed in tropical Asia and Australia, while at least one species, H. venatoria, has a cosmopolitan distribution,[1] and H. variegata occurs in the Mediterranean.[2]
These spiders catch and eat insects, but in a laboratory study one species readily ate fish and tadpoles when offered,[1] and H. venatoria has been known to eat scorpions and bats.[3]
The largest species in the genus, H. maxima, is about 4.6 centimeters long but has a legspan of up to 30 centimeters, therefore being the largest of any extant spider.[4]
As of 2006, there were about 180 to 190 species in the genus, but the group requires taxonomic study and revision.[5][6]
Species include:
- Heteropoda acuta Davies, 1994 — Queensland, Australia
- Heteropoda amphora Fox, 1936 — China, Hong Kong
- Heteropoda cervina L. Koch, 1875 — Queensland
- Heteropoda dagmarae Jäger & Vedel, 2005 — Laos, Thailand
- Heteropoda davidbowie Jäger, 2008 — Malaysia, Singapore, Sumatra
- Heteropoda fischeri Jäger, 2005 — India
- Heteropoda hosei Pocock, 1897 — Borneo
- Heteropoda maxima Jäger, 2001 — Laos
- Heteropoda venatoria Linnaeus, 1767 — Pantropical
- Heteropoda zuviele Jäger, 2008 — Vietnam
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- ^ a b Airamé, S. and P. Sierwald. (2000). Hunting and feeding behavior of one Heteropoda species in lowland rainforest on Borneo (Aranae, Sparassidae). Journal of Arachnology 28(2), 251-53.
- ^ Jager, P. and H. Ono. (2000). Sparassidae of Japan. I. New species of Olios, Heteropoda, and Sinopoda, with notes on some known species (Araneae: Sparassidae: Sparassinae and Heteropodinae). Acta Arachnologica 49(1), 41-60.
- ^ Ross, J., et al. (1982). The life cycle of Heteropoda venatoria (Linnaeus) (Araneae: Heteropodidae). Psyche 89, 297-306.
- ^ Iaeger, P. (2001). A new species of Heteropoda (Araneae, Sparassidae, Heteropodinae) from Laos, the largest huntsman spider? Zoosystema 23(3), 461-66.
- ^ Jäger, P. (2005). A 'swimming' Heteropoda species from Borneo (Araneae, Sparassidae, Heteropodinae). Journal of Arachnology 33(3), 715-18.
- ^ Eusemann, P. and P. Jäger. (2006). Heteropoda schwendingeri Jäger 2005 (Araneae: Sparassidae) – first description of female with notes on intraspecific variation and evidences supporting species status. Zootaxa 1325, 327-34.
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Apple stops RadioShack's customer data sale
As part of RadioShack long-expected collapse and bankruptcy filing, the company recently completed an auction of the data from some 117 million customers. The court-supervised sale was held in order to raise money to pay off $1.3 billion in debt, and the hedge fund Standard General came away as the highest bidder, paying $26.2 million for the RadioShack name and customer data. An interesting filing was made by Apple, however, which argued that customer data from the sales of its own products should not be resold.


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Richard A. Lemon, a railroad engineer who hoped to become a yacht captain after he retired, died of a heart attack Wednesday in his Point Place apartment. He was 57.
Mr. Lemon went to work for the B&O Railroad in October, 1970, five months after his graduation from Clay High School.
He started out as a switchman at the Rossford yard, then was promoted to conductor. By 1988, the B&O was part of CSX, which sent Mr. Lemon to engineer's school in Cincinnati that year.
Mr. Lemon remained an engineer until his death, working over the years out of terminals in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. Most recently, he had worked the route between Willard, Ohio, and Chicago.
"He really liked the work," his son, Richard, said. "He was a diehard about his job. He got his identity from it."
Mr. Lemon was making preparations for his retirement, for which he would become eligible when he turned 60. He recently qualified for a Coast Guard captain's license, and planned to move to Florida for a second career as a yacht captain.
Mr. Lemon grew up in Ottawa Hills and Oregon, the son of Dr. George and Charlotte Lemon.
He and his wife, Rebecca, were married from 1976 to 1989. He and his second wife, the late Terry Lemon, were married for 17 years, but were estranged for the latter half of that period.
Mr. Lemon served in the Ohio National Guard from 1970 to 1976. He enjoyed fishing on Lake Erie and hunting deer in southern Ohio, according to his son, Daniel. His memberships included the United Transportation Union and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen.
Surviving are his daughter, Kimberly; sons, Richard II, Daniel, and Michael, and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 7 p.m. Monday in the Newcomer Funeral Home, 4150 West Laskey Rd., where the body will be after 2 p.m. tomorrow and two hours before the funeral.
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I recently purchased a new one (with a $25 off coupon), and while I like it, it's not the end-all, be-all that I had hoped. I hate vests as well, I seem to end up carrying more flies and crap than I would like, just to be prepared. The sling pack lets me carry several boxes of flies and other stuff that I couldn't normally clip to my shirt or belt. You can easily slide the pack around to front and then slide it back, but if you do that you wind up getting chafed on your neck from the strap slinging it back and forth across your shoulder (moving to the front and then the back). I think Orvis really thought that people would sling it back and forth since they put the nipper attachment point on the bag, when it really should be on the strap that is in front of you most of the time. The new version is missing a feature that I think they should have included from the old version. It was a little detachable pouch that you could hook to the strap in front and carry your essentials (like a small fly box, gink and a small of tippet). You then only had to sling the pack to the front for some out of the ordinary object.
Since the new one doesn't have this little pouch, I end up putting my essentials in my front pants pockets (and attaching my forceps, nippers and Frog Fanny to the front strap of the pack - a lanyard around my neck also holds one small box of flies). I only sling the pack around and retrieve something from the main pack compartment when I have something I only need once in awhile (like 2x tippet or a streamer box, packable rain jacket or a sandwich).
I think if you plan it correctly and only have to reach in the pack every once in awhile and not every time you change a fly, its awesome. Its very light weight and is great if you already have a minimalist mentality but want to carry a few extra items with you for longer trips.
I have a friend who has the old style of the Orvis Sling Pack and for feature-sake, its better than the new version (although its not as rugged). If you can ever find one on ebay for less than $50, buy it. I recently watched a few old ones go for over $70 so don't hold your breath...Here is one that closes out on May 20:
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Although the programs are permanently authorized, every five years Congress reviews these programs through the reauthorization process. Reauthorization provides an opportunity to improve and strengthen these programs so they better meet the needs of our nation's children.
The reauthorization amends two existing statutes: the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act and the Child Nutrition Act of 1966. The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act, signed by President Harry S. Truman in 1946, created the National School Lunch Program "as a measure of national security, to safeguard the health and well-being of the Nation's children." Twenty years later, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 into law, which established the School Breakfast Program.
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He said district officials hope this will be another way for the district to stay in contact with parents and provide them the most-updated information available.
The district is using SchoolMessenger, a system developed by Reliance Communications of California in 1999.
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I'm very honored to join the coterie of Scholarly Kitchen chefs. I'm a regular reader and I've learned a lot from my fellow chefs. But, it was only after I joined that I fully realized I was the only person writing from the humanities and social sciences, and the first from the point of view of a university press book program (though, of course, Joe Esposito writes insightfully about them all the time). Because of this unique opportunity, I hope to use this blog to write largely to represent and explain issues key to the world of scholarly publishing I inhabit, while also making links, comparisons, and points of similarity and difference to chefs who occupy different kitchens.
There are a lot of practices and prescriptions for academic publishing that assume all publications are like STM ones, or all are basically alike. Those mistaken assumptions have big consequences. They can undermine well-intended but unsustainable models for open access or lead to ill-devised modes of evaluating scholars by employing impact factors or journal ranking in fields in which they make little sense. I'll try to bring out some of the differences apparent from where I stand, while attempting not to replicate such generalizations in the other direction.
One of the most marked differences is in the relation between research and publication. At Duke University Press we publish several math journals, and, through Project Euclid, distribute many more. My journals colleagues often remark that by the time an article is published in one of the math journals, everyone in the author's subfield has seen it. The publication is still an important last step for many reasons, including citation, but the reading has already occurred.
A few years ago, Phil Davis wrote a blog post about the delicate balance researchers face between secrecy and sharing. In a recent conversation, David Crotty noted how increasingly rare it is for biomedical researchers to present unpublished research at meetings, most likely out of fear of getting scooped (and how often one sees audience members taking pictures of talk slides or posters).
In either case, the research and the publication have a very close relationship. In humanities and social science, the research itself can be more-or-less concluded five or ten years before the publication. That alone is unremarkable, I suppose. The kicker is that the research can be of minor importance as originally presented or published, compared to the influence of the eventual publication. What gives the work its importance is the author's argument, the smart and useful understanding they produce. The argument or its interpretive, theoretical framework is usually the feature of a work that makes it widely read in and across fields. It can also be the last element to arrive.
I had a very graphic example of this a few years ago. A book I helped shape from a dissertation through several rounds of peer review and revision over three or four years was finally brought to our faculty board. They liked and approved the book but thought we needed a better title. The title the author and I devised at that last instant became the central claim of the author's revised introduction. That idea is now what the book and author (now a full professor) are known for. The research itself was available on Proquest and at the author's university the whole time. There is doubtless more raw information there. But without the argument it is like raw film footage that hasn't yet been edited to tell a story; of value to only a few researchers in the field. The argument that accompanied the title is what made the book a hit, rather than something that went straight to cable.
Dissertations present much of their author's research. Cultural anthropologists report back on their fieldwork, describing what they found, analyzing it in the language of the field, offering preliminary insights, and reviewing existing scholarship and putting their work in that context. The literary critic reads a set of texts, exploring each in turn, chapter by chapter. Each scholar is demonstrating to their dissertation committee an ability to perform the core practices of the field. The difference between this kind of object-centered interpretation and having an original argument that can organize and sustain a book is huge.
It's a rare dissertation that I would send out to reviewers. This isn't only because of the dissertation features (like a literature review); it's because the author is usually only at an early point in developing her or his own argument. A major function of peer review in the humanities and social science, especially on these first books, is to encourage the author to develop and own an argument, to center it, to organize the rest of the work more clearly around it. Helpful peer reviewers walk the author through this process step-by-step, suggesting where a paragraph is needed or how different parts of the argument could be articulated together.
This process takes the publication further and further from the research itself. The research is cast in a new role. It is not merely filling in a gap in knowledge (and of course many humanities objects — a work of Kant or set of novels — are already well known) or demonstrating the scholar's ability to perform the work of the field. The research provides its value as the grounds for making a scholarly argument in a publication that gains traction in and beyond the field.
It's an odd but telling mistake when libraries make a budgetary decision not to buy books based on dissertations for just this reason. What could have more distance from research to book than something that started as a dissertation? A senior scholar's fifth book is far more likely to be presented in a recognizably nascent form in a journal article than an author's first book would be found in a thesis.
Publication in the humanities and social sciences isn't the reporting of research. It's the production of a compelling argument, based on a combination of research and interpretation. Those in a field may watch a scholar develop an argument in talks, but it generally only comes into being in writing, whether print or digital, journal article or book. It's not the recording of research but the forming of the argument that takes time and has lasting value. That means we need different mechanisms for editorial review, process and publishing than the sciences might need.
I am not arguing that we must maintain the same forms of scholarship or scholarly publishing. What I am arguing is that the differences between how we publish and why in different fields must be kept visible if we are to support those differences as we move to new forms. For the humanities and interpretive social sciences we need to start with a realistic account of the value of argument and its relation to research.


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Funeral services for Thomas M. Welch, 68, of Rutland, who died December 6, 2012, were held Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at Christ the King Church in Rutland. Officiating was Rev. James Dodson, parochial vicar. Concelebrants were Rev. Peter Guerin, O.S.B., and Rev. Benet Phillips, O.S.B., of St. Anselm Abbey at St. Anselm College in Manchester, N.H. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
A reception was held in Engle Hall for family and friends.
Many loving family members participated in the services for Tom.
Altar servers were cousin Janel Bove, Lauren Serafino, and grandnephew Braeden McCabe. The organist was William Gower-Johnson. Niece Amy-Jayne (Welch) McCabe was the vocalist and the readers were nieces Sara Welch and Jessica (Welch) Henderson.
Gift bearers were grandnieces Loren Henderson, Madeline McCabe, and grandnephew Jacob Henderson.
Selected words and a poem were read by his brother, Peter Welch, and the eulogy was delivered by longtime friend and classmate Bartley J. Costello Esq.
Bearers were nephews Samuel Welch, Nicholas Welch, Anthony Welch, George Routzhan, Ronald Henderson and Patrick McCabe.
Prayer services had been held on Monday evening, December 10, by Rev. James Dodson at Clifford Funeral Home.
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Gingerbread Caramel Corn
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 1 hr
Just a variation on caramel corn...tastes especially good in the fall with a cup of hot cider..
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- 15 cups popped popcorn
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup butter
- 2 cups light brown sugar, packed
- 1⁄4 cup light corn syrup
- 1⁄4 cup molasses
- 1 tablespoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2-1 teaspoon baking soda
- Divide popped popcorn equally between 1 lightly buttered 13x9 baking pan.
- Combine salt, butter, brown sugar, corn syrup, molasses, ginger and cinnamon in a large heavy saucepan.
- Heat over medium heat till mixture comes to a full boil.
- Boil for 5 minutes, stirring frequently, remove from heat.
- Add baking soda, it will foam up -- stir well.
- Pour over popcorn in prepared pans and toss to combine well.
- Bake at 250* for one hour, stirring every 15 minutes.till popcorn is crisp --.
- Cool completely, and store in an airtight container.
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I used a large pot to successfully avoid the issue others had with boil over. I also used one teaspoon of baking soda and one tablespoon of ginger. It is not clear in the recipe, but I divided the popcorn between two 9x13 pans and halved the boiled mixture between both. I strongly suggest someone help stir one pan as you stir the other. This sets pretty fast. The recipe provides plenty of coating and crunch. I'm going to make this again tomorrow and drizzle a very light amount of melted white chocolate or icing on top of the cooled popcorn to improve the presentation. I made two batches. In shared photo: (left) used dark brown sugar and drizzled with white chocolate, (right) followed recipe
I had posted this recipe myself (#120512) and when I checked it was not here, but I guess because I kept it as a "private recipe" before posting, you also posted it. I made this to go in my gingerbread gift bag for all the teachers, along with Gingerbread Scones (Gift Bag) recipe #132399, Gingerbread Truffles recipe #139735, and Crockpot Apple Butter recipe #93886. I found that 5 minutes was too long for boiling and after the first batch I decreased it to about 3 minutes and it seemed to work better.
Yummy! I think this would make great Christmas gifts. I used the whole tbsp of ginger; it sort of gives the aroma of ginger snap cookies. I also used the full tsp of baking soda and didn't have a problem with it foaming too much (maybe my baking soda was a little on the old side, so it didn't react as much as it would have if it were fresh?).


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i have a question and i am stuck on the first part was wondering if you could help.
Let R be the set of real numbers. Define a relation R(subscript1) on the set R as follows: m R(subscript1) n whenever n-m congruent to 0(mod24).
First off how do i define this relation?
I then have to proove R(subscript1) is an equivalence relation but i want to give this a bash first once i managed to define the relation.
like (m,n) is an ordered pair.
now, a relation is a set of such pairs. thus, saying is the same as saying , that is, the ordered pair (m,n) is an element of the (set) relation . note that the relation is on the real numbers, this means that m and n are real numbers
the relation has been defined for you, you do not have to do that. simply prove it is an equivalence relation in the way Plato said. you do know the definitions of "reflexive", "symmetric" and "transitive", right?


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"In the name of the Lord, the God of Israel: On my right Michael, on my left Gabriel, before me Uriel, behind me Raphael. Above my head the Presence of God."
– from the traditional prayer before retiring in the evening.
My beloved firstborn son, Avraham David, was one of eight innocent youths cruelly murdered on the eve of Rosh Chodesh Adar Bet three years ago at Yeshivat Mercaz HaRav by an Arab terrorist.
One of the many rabbis who visited me while I was sitting shivah asked me if I had a copy of the Zohar, the basic text of Jewish mysticism, in my library. I retrieved it for him. He opened the volume and marked a place. "Look here when you have a chance, yes, here," was all he said. Weeks later I remembered his visit and began to read the Aramaic text.
"R. Aba began his homily: It is written, 'The Heavens are the Heavens of God, but the Earth He gave to Man' (Psalms 115). This is a verse worth inspecting. It should have read, 'The Heavens are God's, but the Earth He gave to Man.' Why repeat 'heavens?' Rather, we need to see that there is a heaven and there is a heaven. A lower heaven, beneath which lies an earth. An upper heaven, beneath which lies an earth. And all of the contents, upper and lower, all are similar, these just like these."
The text goes on to explain in great detail how the Ten Divine Spheres are aligned – upper mirrored by lower, the lower receiving their powers from the emanations of the upper. It tells of letters that travel up and down along rivers of light that ascend and descend between the two heavens, the two Gardens of Eden. They shine and flicker in the light, moving back and forth, entering and exiting the two parallel worlds, one above and one below.
I slowly made my way through the Aramaic, wondering why this rabbi had sent me here. Then the text began to describe something else.
"When the soul of a righteous man rises up to the Garden of Eden these two letters leave the light and descend upon that soul."
But these are not letters – rather they are chariots, one the glowing chariot of the angel Michael, the other that of Raphael.
"They approach the soul and say, 'Come in peace, come in peace, come in peace.' "
Next, two more glowing chariots approach. They belong to the angels Gabriel and Denoriel.
"They take the soul and enter the secret hall of the Garden – called Divinity. There, twelve species of spices are hidden and there are all the souls' garments, an appropriate one for every individual soul to wear, each tailor-made. And woven into these garments are the good deeds that each soul did in this world. Every one is part of the garment. They proclaim, 'this is the garment of so-and-so' and they take that garment and dress that righteous soul in the Garden with his proper clothing, just as one would in this world .
"Once dressed, the soul is directed to its proper place. Then the chariots depart. In this heaven are twenty-two letters – each dripping dew. With this dew the souls are bathed and are healed . And they in turn pour this dew upon those who learn Torah in our world with no expectation of reward . and the souls in turn are nourished with this dew."
Then the text describes how the souls ascend from this heaven to the next where they glow and bask in the divine light of the upper heaven.
"How wonderful the portion of those souls who are dressed in their garments, the garments worn by the righteous in the Garden of Eden. These garments made of the good deeds done by men in this world in accord with the commandments of the Torah. This is how the souls exist in the lower Garden, in these fine clothes.
"But when a soul ascends to the upper heavens, it is granted garments even finer than these. These are woven out of the individual's will and his heart's intent during study and prayer . Yes, even though these lower garments depend upon actions, these upper garments depend upon nothing but the soul's desire, all so that it [the soul] may stand among the angels, the holy spirits. This is the truth of the matter. So R. Shimon bar Yochai, the Holy Light, learned from Elijah: the lower garments of the earthly garden are made from deeds; the upper garments from will and the heart's intention."
It is still hard to picture my son – blond hair shining in the light, pale face alive with his smile – without feeling heartrending loss. But I know his soul resides above – cloaked in the warm light of the garments he made for himself beforehand. Too young to have "accomplished" much in our world, I know he strove to worship God with pure intention. Now he basks in the glow of the Divine.
I imagine my son's last moments. He crouches between the stacks of holy books to which he had committed his every waking moment, hearing the shots ringing out, hearing the screams of those already dying, waiting for the murderer to make his way to his row, with no escape.
I imagine my sixteen year old, who had not yet begun to shave, who awoke before dawn each morning to pray. I imagine him preparing for his own death.
I know his heart's intentions: pure love for the Holy One, pure longing for the world to come. And as the bullets tear through his thin frame, as the blood leaves his body, above they are weaving his garments of light. As the sirens wail and we search in shock, the angels are busy gathering up the last threads of holy intent.
And as they dance in Gaza with murderous delight, throwing candies to children at the news of eight more dead Jews, above the glowing garments are waiting. Waiting for my son, Avraham David Moses.
Dr. Naftali Moses made aliyah nearly 30 years ago from New York. He lives in Efrat and teaches medical ethics. The above is adapted from his forthcoming book, "Mourning Under Glass: Reflections of An Israeli Father on his Son's Murder." For more, visit his website, www.tragic-death.com.Dr. Naftali Moses
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60-year-old Cheryl Ann Crabtree was just 20 and a fashion model when she gave birth to her and her husband Paul's child, Paul was born on September 12, 1973 in Glendale, CA , then came his sister Ashlie, 37, then Caleb M. 36, and finally Cody B. Cheryl and Paul raised their children as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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- saturates2g
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- fibre1g
- protein31g
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Muslim-Non-Muslim Marriage
Political and Cultural Contestations in Southeast Asia
Publication Year: 2009
Published by: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
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Among the many changes sweeping Southeast Asia, trends in marriage are prominent. These include delayed marriage and increased non-marriage, and new developments in marriage across boundaries of various kinds — including the boundaries of nation states, of ethnic groups and of different religions. In September...
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1. Muslim-non-Muslim Marriage, Rights and the State in Southeast Asia
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Marriage has never just been between two people. The academic literature on how and why this is so is voluminous. In various societies, at various times, marriages have been made to cement bonds between families, as part of business relationships, and in the case of the ruling classes, to...
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The goal of legal uniformity in Indonesia threatened to sweep away the plurality of laws that people living in this multicultural and multireligious society were familiar with. This at least appeared to be the case on paper, when the new Marriage Law (Law No. 1 of 1974) appeared to ignore...
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Conventionally, ethnic riots or recurrent violence are often used as distinct markers of ethnic conflicts in society. However, the prevalence of ethnic tensions can also be evidenced by other processes, such as the inability of legal institutions to resolve everyday conflicts involving family...
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No legal issue has generated more controversy over a longer period in Indonesia than interreligious marriage. The Dutch first addressed the issue with a decree promulgated shortly after the first settlement in Batavia that prohibited all marriages between Christians and non-Christians. As the...
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The Compilation of Islamic Law in Indonesia was promulgated on 10 June 1991 through Presidential Instruction No. 1/1991. Comprising regulations on marriage, inheritance, and religious donation, it is the official legal guidance for judges in religious courts all over Indonesia. The Law...
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Abstract: Recent publications have documented that about 18 % of wells completed in shallow (24-30m thickness) Quaternary alluvial deposits (alluvial aquifer) in the Bayou Bartholomew watershed in eastern Arkansas region exceed the EPA drinking water maximum contamination level (MCL) of 10 ppb arsenic (Kresse and Fazio, 2002, 2003). Chronic exposure to low levels of arsenic can affect the skin, liver, kidney, circulatory systems, gastrointestinal tract, nervous system, and heart (NRC, 1999). Intensive ground-water withdrawals in eastern Arkansas since the 1970s have caused ground-water level decline with more than 10 ft in some parts of the Mississippi River Valley region (Bryant et al., 1985; Holland, 2004; Joseph, 1999). Moreover some farmers' interviews reveal that in the growing season, daily ground-water level fluctuation as well as annual fluctuation was significant level due to the intensive ground-water pumping in eastern Arkansas, i.e. in the growing season. Considering the relationship between reduction-oxidation condition in ground water and metal mobilization, and ground-water levels causing oxidation-reduction potential energy (Eh) change, the arsenic problem of eastern Arkansas alluvial aquifer appears be related to the oxidation-reduction conditions of the aquifer. Ground-water level fluctuations in eastern Arkansas lead to fluctuations in reduction-oxidation conditions, which affect metal mobilization, including arsenic and other heavy metals from the aquifer sediments. This indicates that ground-water fluctuation in eastern Arkansas area can accelerate arsenic mobilization from the sediments, and ground-water flow direction change caused by intensive ground-water withdrawals can transport the released arsenic to surface or other water resources. The objectives of the proposed project are 1) to investigate the influence of ground-water level fluctuation on heavy metal mobilization mechanism from the sediment in an alluvial aquifer by lab-scale column experiment, 2) to determine the ground-water flow pattern and its relationship to hydrochemical evolution of the ground-water chemistry, fate of arsenic and potential amount of heavy metals mobilized from sediments by using physico-chemical model in the alluvial aquifer, then to construct a mobilization index to assist in the prediction of heavy metal concentrations in the alluvial aquifer. Also, three conceptual models of arsenic mobilization and release mechanisms will be evaluated by interpreting chemical analyses of sediment and ground water, results of model simulations, and lab-scale column experiments. Sequential acid extraction will be conducted on the collected sediment from my current 104 b project. Lab-scale column test will be designed with the collected sediments in order to investigate the relation between ground-water level fluctuations causing oxidation-reduction condition variation and heavy metal mobilization mechanism. The experiment will be conducted under various flow rate and water level. Prediction of metals including arsenic and possible scenario for securing water resources can be determined by PHREEQC geochemical modeling and MODFLOW and/or integrated hydrologic physical modeling. The results of the project will be applicable to the remainder of the Mississippi River Valley alluvial aquifer, especially in Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Missouri, and further integrated water resource management system research.
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