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It has an ocean smell and taste. I mask it with other herbs but I don't use to enhance taste I use to get Iodine and trace nutrients to help lose weight and sooth my aching joints. I also use Kelp granules (different type of seafood that's good for you ).
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The USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Choctaw County, Alabama, announces that the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) sign-up for the 2014 Fiscal Year is open and applications are being taken on a continuous basis.
EQIP is a voluntary program that provides assistance to farmers and producers who face threats to soil, water, air, and other related natural resources on their land. Eligible land includes cropland, pastureland, private non-industrial timberland, and other farm lands.
If you have a resource concern or problem on your land that you need assistance to solve, and are interested in the EQIP program, please come by and fill out an application at:
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Butler, Alabama 36904
Phone: 205-459-2496
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Hours: 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday
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In the midst of the political and economic revolutions and evolutions of the Arab Spring, there is a theme emerging. It isn't as popular to talk about as the power of social media for mobilization, and it hasn't received the same media coverage as the crowds in city squares across the Middle East and North Africa, but it's a vital part of what is happening in our world.
As venture capitalist Craig Hanson so aptly stated in the San Jose Mercury News, "Entrepreneurship is the next phase of the Arab Spring."
We talked about Craig's message a great deal yesterday when we hosted the 25 entrepreneurs from Jordan who accompanied His Majesty King Abdullah II on his visit to meet with President Obama this week. At a luncheon here at the State Department, we connected these entrepreneurs to angel investors and venture capitalists from the U.S. private sector, in an effort to catalyze potential collaboration between these groups. Senior government officials from Jordan and the U.S. government were on hand to support the prospective partnerships, and from the feedback we've received via e-mail, there are already several deals being discussed.
U.S. investment in Jordan isn't only good for American companies and investors, who will develop new markets that will lead to jobs at home, but it can also empower individuals and create new opportunities.
The gathering began with remarks by Under Secretary for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment Bob Hormats, who spoke about the need to support the next generation of great ideas. Under Secretary Hormats was followed by Jordanian Minister for Planning and International Cooperation Jafar Hassan, who emphasized that "The U.S. government has walked the talk when it comes to entrepreneurship. When it comes to delivering on the possibilities for the youth in the region, what is more important than government is the private sector, and so our public-private partnerships must succeed."
We've seen this firsthand across the region, from the Jordan-U.S. Business Forum last May, to the Tunisia Partnerships Forum we hosted just three weeks after their democratic elections, to the U.S.-Maghreb Entrepreneurship Conference going on right now in Marrakech. For examples of how entrepreneurship is flourishing, look no further than the many efforts by the Partners for a New Beginning local chapters or many other stories that have been covered by The New York Times and Reuters just today. Giving priority to entrepreneurship has been a theme that the Obama Administration has been touting at home and abroad, and our work to bolster the entrepreneurial spirit of the Arab Spring is a recurring theme.
Last spring, President Obama pointed this out when he said, "Throughout the region, many young people have a solid education, but closed economies leave them unable to find a job. Entrepreneurs are brimming with ideas, but corruption leaves them unable to profit from those ideas. The greatest untapped resource in the Middle East and North Africa is the talent of its people."
Similarly, Vice President Joe Biden said this at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Istanbul last month: "democratic revolutions like the ones in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya -- and the ones still unfolding in Syria and Yemen -- are imbued, literally imbued with entrepreneurial spirit, a spirit that requires risk and initiative, steadfast determination, and a unifying idea."
And private sector leaders have added to the chorus. Earlier today, Hernando De Soto, President of the Institute for Liberty and Democracy, addressed the same theme when speaking at the U.S.-Maghreb Entrepreneurship Conference. Moroccan blogger Hind Touissate tweeted this quote: "Bouazizi had the DNA of an entrepreneur but his dreams were shuttered on the 17th of December 2010."
Through our Global Entrepreneurship Program and our flagship partnership with Partners for a New Beginning, the United States will continue to support the entrepreneurs who are coming up with the ideas that could change our world, wherever they may be. In doing so, we have the opportunity to advance economic development for nations across the Middle East, North Africa, and around the world.
As Secretary Clinton explained long before the Arab Spring began, "Entrepreneurship is a way of looking at the world and seeing not just obstacles, but opportunities; not just the world as it is, but the world as it could be, and then having the confidence, the determination, and the resources to move those worlds closer together."
Eric in New Mexico writes:
If I was a multi-billionare looking at North Africa; beyond an educated populace I'd see two basic things that would fuel economic rennasance, miles of beaches just waiting to be discovered by tourists, and a lot of oil and gas that some of these nations could use to fuel the essential infrastructure projects that would sustain their economic and social needs into the 22nd century.
The one basic limitation on all of this is the question of having enough fresh clean drinking water for the next 100 years and beyond.
So what I'd suggest to folks @ State is (since you'all are into hosting conferences), is to gather government leaders and de-salinization pro's together, along with investment capitalists and figure out a working plan to turn desert into oasis without draining aquifers to do it.
Given the world's need for food security, long-term, this could be the best investment any government of the region and developed countries could undertake for their own national security interests.
W.W. writes:
Throughout the region, many young people have a solid education, but closed economies leave them unable to find a job. Entrepreneurs are brimming with ideas, but corruption leaves them unable to profit from those ideas. The greatest untapped resource in the Middle East and North Africa is the talent of its people."
that s my point but is a common issue and the mob which is doin that is the is the is the....
European FBI and ICE so we can finally have a german cop arresting french politician or a spanish agent gettin Monti
Derek in the U.S.A. writes:
Thanks this post really opened my eyes. Very beneficial for the people those who want to do something good in his life.
DipNote Blogger Rob Lalka writes:
@ Derek Thanks very much for saying that. Wanted to be sure you also saw this post, which went up today: 'http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/site/entry/economic_growth_north_africa'
Look forward to others' reactions; if I don't get back to you on here, just send me a note on Twitter at @RobAtState. I'd love to hear your ideas and comments.
Portia S. in the U.S.A. writes:
I'm hoping that someone will eventually point out to President Obama that throughout the United States, many young people have a solid education, but a Wall Street casino economy leaves them unable to find a job. Entrepreneurs are brimming with ideas, but corruption leaves them unable to profit from those ideas.


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Night Running
Running at night isn't as scary as you'd think
It was three o'clock in the morning in rural northeast Kansas and, watching two steadily moving lights bobbing on the black horizon ...
Photo by David Clifford
It was three o'clock in the morning in rural northeast Kansas and, watching two steadily moving lights bobbing on the black horizon, I wondered, "How many UFO sightings are actually just ultrarunners cutting a path through the darkness?"
The two lights belonged to a couple of weary friends making their way around the five-mile loop of the Nathaniel's Run Ultra on the Prairie Center Trail just outside Olathe, Kansas. Running trails at night is a skill developed primarily through repetition and experience, but you can get a jumpstart by listening to runners who have already spent many a sleepless hour in the dark.
Trail Feel
Kansas City Trail Nerds members Ben Holmes and Gary Henry are two such runners. Holmes, also known as "Bad Ben" for his penchant for both microbrews and running, has completed countless ultramarathons across the country and is the father of the Trail Nerds, which is several hundred runners strong and hosts virtually all of the trail races in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. He says there is something special about the Trail Nerds' five-times-a-week night runs. Gary Henry, whose sense of humor seems to grow in proportion to the amount of suffering he's enduring, agrees.


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Psi 0.15 released
The final release of 0.15 is here! The website has been updated.
Individual language pack downloads will be restored once new instructions are translated.
Note: Psi 0.15 uses a new profile data format. Data from 0.14 and prior will be migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for the first time.
- Merge many changes from Psi+.
- New message history browser.
- New, fast contact list window.
- TURN proxying for voice calls.
- Store data in more standardized locations based on the platform.
- No longer dependent on the Qt3Support library.
- Domains ending in .local now always work, whether via DNS server or mdns.
- Windows 64-bit and Mac 64-bit now supported. Mac PPC deprecated.
- Legacy SSL port probe feature removed.
- Various small features and bugfixes.
Since 0.14, this version contains about two years worth of merges from the Psi+ project. Thanks to Rion and Dealer_WeARE for diligently keeping the Psi source repo current all this time.


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Winter 2001
Volume 5 Number 2
Jesus was born in occupied Bethlehem and was for some time, with his
parents, a refugee in Egypt. Flash forward two thousand years: Jesus'
native land is still a place of refugees and military struggle. Two
Princeton M.Div. students, Craig Hunter and Gloria Yi, recently worked
among Palestinians in Israel on their field education internship
assignments. They made friends, learned more about the political
situation, and felt the violence rumbling through that contentious land.
"It was great to be a part of an Indian reservation for a year and to learn to live in a small town," says Gavin Van Horn, 25, an M.Div. senior who lived among the Osage tribe as part of his internship last year at the Hominy Friends Meeting in Hominy,
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Child exposed to meth chemicals
By LISA M. REED
Staff Writer
IRON RIVER – A child was not injured after being exposed to an unknown liquid while playing on playground equipment at Bachman Park in Iron River on Wednesday morning.
Iron River Police Department responded to Bachman Park in Iron River at approximately 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Police said a child had been exposed to an unknown liquid while playing on playground equipment.
Troopers from the Iron Mountain Post responded to assist.
A burst vessel (pop bottle) was found nearby containing an unknown liquid. Further investigation revealed four additional containers at a nearby park, identified as Nanalmo Park.
Methamphetamine specialists from the UPSET narcotics team responded and collected all items that were determined to be methamphetamine precursor materials.
The eight-year-old child was not injured.
Iron River Police were assisted by troopers from the Iron Mountain Post and detectives from the UPSET Methamphetamine Task Force.


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Donald W. Pomeroy
RAPID RIVER – Donald W. Pomeroy went to join his love and be with our Lord on Jan. 17, 2013, at his home, surrounded by his loving family.
Don was born April 22, 1944, to the late Floyd and Elvera (Lamberg) Pomeroy in Ensign. He graduated from Nahma School in 1962 and married his high school sweetheart, Suzanne Gouin, on May 2, 1964, in Isabella. She preceded him in death on Sept. 11, 2010.
Don retired as owner of Pomeroy Forest Products, Inc. and enjoyed golfing and spending time with his family.
He is survived by his children, Mark (Vicky) Pomeroy and Marla Pomeroy, both of St. Jacques; grandchildren, Lacey, Nick, Chelsea, Zachary, Elizabeth and Kellen; brothers, Arlen (Judy) Pomeroy and Dennis (Jean) Pomeroy; sisters, Winnie (Andy) Budkis, Susan Hansen, Sandi (Don) LaForest and Ginny (Larry) Thorsen; sisters-in-law, Darlene Cayemberg and Yvonne (Rod) Groleau; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and his loyal companion, BO.
In addition to his wife and parents, Don was preceded in death by brothers-in-law, Dennis Gouin, Robert Cayemberg and Chuck Hansen.
Don's family will receive friends on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Calvary Lutheran Church in Rapid River. Funeral services to celebrate the life of Donald W. Pomeroy will follow visiting hours at 4 p.m. at the Calvary Lutheran Church with Rev. Stephen Gauger officiating. Luncheon will follow in the Calvary Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall.
Don will be laid to rest in the spring at Moss Lake Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to the Big Bay de Noc School Athletic Booster Club. Envelopes will be available throughout services and at the Skradski Family Funeral Homes of Delta County. Messages of condolence to Don's family can be offered online at www.skradskifuneralhomes.com.


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This WEEKEND New Aussie Olympic Festival Great Experience For Young Stars
A new Olympic style junior event this weekend in Australia, including competition in judo among nearly 20 sports, is a fantastic opportunity for our young, up-and-coming stars to step on the mats beneath the hyper-bright lights of an international multi-sport competition.
It's great for our athletes get a taste of the different environment and mindset of multi-sport games," said Jim Hrbek, Chair of USA Judo's Junior Athlete Performance Committee. The Australian Olympic Youth Festival will be held this weekend in Sydney.
This is a new event that should give our young athletes experience fighting top judoka from Asia, in particular. This event also will serve as a great "preview" for some of the athletes who could be competing at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games, Hrbek said. "This can be invaluable for athletes preparing for all the additional pomp, circumstance and distractions beyond the challenges of trying to be the best."
USA Judo has nine young athletes headed to the Australian Olympic Youth Festival, Jan. 18-19 in Sydney. The roster includes: William Noah Pineda-Abaya, 60 kg, Hawaii Tenri Judo, Honolulu, HI; Myles Stephens, 66 kg, Tidewater Judo Club, Virginia Beach, VA; Kyle Wright, 73 kg, St. Gallen, AE; Devin Sobay, 81 kg, Texoma Judo and Jujitsu, Wichita Falls, TX; Amber Pair, 48 kg, McCall Judo Club, Cascade, ID; Gabriela Rivera, 52 kg, Somerset Academy-Panther Judo Club, Pembroke Pines, FL; Nicole Stout, 57 kg, Sasaki Judo Club, Orlando, FL; Rachael Butler, 63 kg,Tri-Valley Judo, Pleasanton, CA; and Mackenzie Williams, 63+ kg, Becerra Judo & Jujitsu Club, El Lago, TX. Head Coach of the team is Dr. Greg Chow, Assistant Coach is Lou Moyerman.


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Student Media
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Sen. Patricia Torres Ray, DFL-Minneapolis, speaks 5 p.m. Oct. 23 in Atwood Theater.
Films, student talks and presentations by citizen organizations highlight the 2012 Global Social Responsibility Conference in Atwood Memorial Center.
Internationally known broadcast journalist Amy Goodman, anchor of the independent news show Democracy Now!, will speak 7 p.m. Oct. 17 in Ritsche Auditorium. View the event poster (PDF) for admission information.
Keesha Gaskins '96, a nationally known analyst of voter-suppression efforts, will present on voter rights 3 p.m. Oct. 22 in Atwood Theater. Read more about Gaskins' presentation.
Architect Richard Gage will present an alternate explanation for the September 2001 collapse of the World Trade Center buildings 5 p.m. Oct. 24 in Atwood Theater. View a poster (PDF) about Gage's talk.
Films and presentations are slated for Oct. 22-25.
"We want to empower students to see that they can take big actions to change the world," said Julie Andrzejewski, professor of human relations and multicultural education. She is co-founder of the Master's Program in Social Responsibility, sponsor of the conference.
Except for the Goodman talk, events are free and open to the public. Parking is free on streets adjacent to campus and a dollar per hour in the 4th Avenue Parking Ramp.
- Read the updated conference program (PDF)
- View the conference flyer (PDF)
- Visit the conference website
Topics range from corruption of global food systems, to how global corporations avoid taxes, to the epidemic of sexual assault in the U.S. military. A sampling of the more than one dozen films to be screened:
- "How to Start a Revolution" (2011) tells the story of Gene Sharp, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee famed for his writing on nonviolent struggle.
- "Abandon the Knife" (2011) is a short film that discusses the circumcision -- typically without anesthesia -- of pre-adolescent females. Practiced in some African and Middle Eastern nations, the practice is rooted in the social control of women. Directed by Sara Nason. Produced by Guardian Films.
- "We're Not Broke" (2012) is an expose of how corporations avoid paying U.S. taxes. Written and directed by Victoria Bruce and Karin Hayes.
Topics include combatting HIV/AIDs in Africa, social injustices created by the war on drugs and the need for strong federal legislation that reduces violence against women. Two presentations of note are:
- A "Women of Color" panel discussion about discrimination and racism, empowerment and activism, will be 9:30 a.m. Oct. 23 in Atwood Theater.
- Debra Leigh of Community Anti Racism Education Initiative will present on dismantling racism in higher education 9:30 a.m. Oct. 25 in the Alumni Room.
Topics include the importance of labor unions, threats posed by the voter ID movement and the myth of clean-burning coal. Here two sample presentations:
- Citizens for Election Integrity Minnesota will discuss the social and financial burdens that would result from passage of the proposed Minnesota Voter ID constitutional amendment.
- New York-based Institute for Critical Animal Studies will argue that rights, freedoms and special considerations should not be assigned based on species membership.
Conference co-sponsor St. Cloud Technical & Community College is a satellite site for conference events.
Conference co-sponsors include these St. Cloud State entities: University Program Board, Women's Center, Mass Communication Department, Theatre and Film Studies Department, Multicultural Student Services, Ethnic and Women's Studies Department, Multicultural Resource Center, Global Studies Program, Environmental and Technological Studies Department, Human Relations and Multicultural Education Department, and the Sociology and Anthropology Department.
Community co-sponsors include Anna Marie's Alliance.
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Jamestown Woman Jailed After Assaulting, Threatening Victim
A Jamestown woman was in city jail awaiting arraignment Sunday after assaulting and threatening an unidentified victim.
Police charged Megan R. Howell, 20, after responding at 5 a.m. to East Fifth Street for a report of a violent domestic incident involving a knife. Police said Howell allegedly beat a victim with a belt and a dog leash.
Howell also allegedly bit the victim in the back, causing redness and teeth marks, and choked the victim with the belt, police said.
According to a police report, Howell left the residence early Sunday morning, only to return a short time later with a knife. The Jamestown resident allegedly threatened to stab the victim.
Police said the victim managed to disarm Howell and unsuccessfully tried to call for help after Howell took the phone and hung up. The victim later dialed 911 while hiding in the bathroom, police said.
Howell was taken into custody and transported to city jail. She was charged with second-degree menacing, fourth-degree criminal mischief, third-degree assault and criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation.
Howell was awaiting arraignment in Jamestown City Court.


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We asked nutrition experts how to pack the perfect kids� lunch, and here are their top tips to ensure a slam dunk every time!
Packing your kid�s school lunch seems like a win-win�it�s cost-effective, nutritious and allows you to control exactly what is going into your child�s mouth. But when that same child is faced with the grease-laden temptations of the lunchroom cafeteria, that ho-hum turkey sandwich won�t likely stand a chance. Moms, it�s time to think outside the lunchbox and craft a delicious and healthy lunch that will actually end up in your child�s stomach�not the trashcan. RELATED: Need �What to Pack?� ideas? Click here for 10 School Lunch Ideas Your Kids Will Love. �I think the main thing about making a lunch appealing for kids is the eye-appeal,� says Kelly Lester, the creator and mom behind Easy Lunchboxes�, a line of BPA-free bento-style food containers designed for kids and adults alike. �Everyone�kids, adults�are more drawn to food that's presented in an attractive way.� In other words, don�t carelessly slap together a dull sandwich and expect your child to get excited about it (chances are you wouldn�t want to eat a soggy PB&J day-in and day-out either). Beat lunchroom boredom with these expert lunch-packing tips courtesy of Kelly Lester: Ditch flimsy brown bags. Invest in kid-friendly, leak-proof, compartmentalized food storage containers. They make organization a snap and allow you to present food items in an appetizing, creative way. Pack a healthier dessert. �Freeze a squeezable yogurt tube and include that with lunch for a sweet and healthy treat,� Kelly recommends. Go for variety. �Make sandwiches using whole grain tortillas, bagels, hot dog rolls, pitas or flat bread,� Kelly says. Or, trying cutting the crusts off bread and making the sandwich into fun shapes using a cookie cutter. Kids love to dip. �Pack salsa, hummus, yogurt or salad dressing to dunk their sandwich, veggies or fruit into.� Think bite-sized. �Mini versions of regular foods like sandwiches work well for small appetites and are more likely to be eaten.� Think drink. Instead of an ice block, place a frozen juice box or water bottle in the lunchbag. It�ll keep the food chilled and will be thawed by lunchtime. Keep it sanitary. �Pack antibacterial wet wipes so your kids can clean their hands before and after eating.� Keep it fresh. �Remove odors from a lunch box by placing inside a slice of bread that has been soaked in white distilled vinegar. Leave overnight.� Pack love. �Include a note to say good luck on a test or �I love you.� Or maybe a silly cartoon you found in the newspaper. Your child will know you�re thinking of them.� Brought to you by: Spry


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Topic: Improve performance of my app
I'm developing a planning application. It's my first app with rails. The goal is to view if in a day a person or compagny have freetime. For each day, I use a helper who search in the database if there there is freetime. I display a calendar for each month. When I show my log/development.log, I can show near 60 request to database (2 request/month). To display the calendar (a month) I have to wait 20 SECONDS!!! I think i'm doing to much request what do you think?
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Topic: Firefox failing to load CSS via "content_for".
Well, failing to load is not entirely accurate. The CSS loads, but it isn't applied.
Have a Rails (v 2.3.8) site with various sections. There is a master CSS file, and then I also pull in stylesheets specific to certain sections. So, for example, the main template file loads the main CSS file, and then an internal page has;
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This works fine in Chrome and Safari (haven't reached IE testing stage yet).
In Firefox (v 3.6.8, Mac OSX), none of the styling from the additional CSS file is applied. Checking the rendered source code, the CSS file *is* loaded (it appears fine in the head section of the document), it just isn't applied. It's not a CSS issue itself - as if I copy "signupandlogin.css" and paste it directly at the bottom of the main CSS file, then everything works fine.
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We are invited on this Feast to live our lives in the Theophany of the God who is a Trinitarian communion of Perfect love. The Christian vocation, no matter what our state in life, is to reveal the Love of the Trinity to the entire human race in order to bring them to the Waters of Baptism into New Life in the new humanity of the Church which is Christ's Body. There, joined in Him we participate in His ongoing redemptive mission until He returns to make all things new.
Byzantine Icon depicting the Baptism of the Lord, the great Theophany
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Keywords: Theophany, Epiphany, Baptism of John, Baptism in the Jordan, salvation, conversion, holiness, Deacon Keith Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (Catholic Online) - In the Western Church we end the Christmas season this Sunday with the Feast of the Lord's Baptism in the Jordan. Some of the most beautiful readings in the Office of Readings are found in the Liturgy of the Hours, the official prayer of the whole church between the Feast of the Epiphany and the Baptism of the Lord.
The Liturgy of the Hours, also called the Breviary, is the required prayer of all Clergy, Bishops, Priests and deacons, as well as those in the consecrated life. However, since the last Council, this official Prayer of the Church is recommended for all Christians - and understandably so. Once one discovers the Office of Readings it becomes the first place, after the Sacred Scripture, to go for inspiration and food for life's journey!
These readings touch upon the deeper meaning of both of these feasts by touching the mystery of what actually occurred. Here are a few sentences from an ancient homily given by the Bishop of Constantinople, St. Proclus, as an example:
"At Christmas we saw a weak baby, giving proof of our weakness. In today's feast, we see a perfect man, hinting at the perfect Son who proceeds from the all-perfect Father. At Christmas the King puts on the royal robe of his body; at Epiphany the very source enfolds, and, as it were, clothes the river. Come then and see new and astounding miracles: the Sun of righteousness washing in the Jordan, fire immersed in water, God sanctified by the ministry of man."
The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord marks the beginning of what is called the "public" ministry of Jesus. He was thirty years old. He died His redemptive death at Golgotha when He was only thirty three. However, He also spent thirty redemptive years of life in what writers have sometimes called His "hidden years" in Nazareth's school, "growing in wisdom and stature". (Luke 2:52) Those years were not hidden in the sense of unimportant. It simply means that we do not find much about them in the Gospel accounts. However, they are rich with meaning, revealing the deeper truths of our faith and its invitation to each one of us who bear the name Christian to live our lives now in a new way by living them in Him. .
Jesus, Perfect God and Perfect Man, the Incarnate Word, Son of God and Son of Mary, gave the same glory to the Father when he was working with wood in the workshop of Nazareth as he would years later when he raised a friend named Lazarus from the dead. From the moment of His conception, the Son of God recapitulated (a favored word of the great Church father, Bishop Irenaeus of Lyons) the entire human experience, re-creating and beginning humanity anew.
During those years, in the hearth of a human family the Son of God sanctified and transformed every aspect of ordinary human life. His redemptive and transforming work began in the first home of the whole human race, His mother's womb. Jesus was a Redeemer in the Womb, beginning His Incarnation as an Embryonic Person, to use the phrase from the Instruction from the Holy See entitled "On the Dignity of every Human Person". From within the Living tabernacle of the Womb of the All Holy Virgin, He began His redemptive mission.
This child of Mary's was born and heaven touched earth. We commemorated that Holy Nativity just days ago. Some of our brethren in the Eastern Church commemorated it last week. At the breast of his mother, He elevated the already holy wonder and dignity of the vocation of motherhood. In His sacred humanity he was nurtured, a sign of the beauty of the human experience of love, growth and maturation. He was raised by a human mother and father; and parenting and family life forever took on a deeper meaning in the domestic church of the family. At the bench of Joseph the carpenter; he learned the carpenter's trade and sanctified all human work as a participation in the continuing work of both creation and redemption.
The word Epiphany means a manifestation, a making present, a revealing. There is no doubt that even during those so called "hidden" years the plan, purpose and redemptive implications of the entire saving life, death, and resurrection of Jesus were being manifested and revealed. They reveal how the ordinary becomes extraordinary when lived in communion with the Father. The Baptism of the Lord is also called the Theophany, in the Eastern Christian churches, Catholic and orthodox. It is the manifestation of God Himself. Our Gospel at the Liturgy recounts the wondrous revealing of the Holy Trinity. As the Incarnate Word of the Father was immersed in the Waters, the voice of the Father is heard and the Spirit descends. (Luke 3)
The Theophany has inspired extraordinary reflection in the Tradition. Here is another excerpt from an early homily: "Therefore the Lord Jesus came to baptism, and willed to have his body washed with water. Perhaps someone will say: "He who is holy, why did he wish to be baptized?" Pay attention therefore! Christ is baptized, not that he may be sanctified in the waters, but that he himself may sanctify the waters, and by his own purification may purify those streams which he touches".
"For the consecration of Christ is the greater consecration of another element. For when the Savior is washed, then already for our baptism all water is cleansed and the fount purified, that the grace of the laver may be administered to the peoples that come after. Christ therefore takes the lead in baptism, so that Christian peoples may follow after him with confidence." (St. Maximus of Turin, 423 AD)
Last week we reflected on the wise men from the East who followed the light to the fullness of Divinity who humbled Himself to share in our humanity. This Sunday, the church points to this Manifestation in the river of Jordan, this Epiphany in the waters, as the event wherein the full plan of God for His Church and the entire creation was manifested or revealed. We are called to become a manifestation, an Epiphany of God in a world stumbling along in the darkness of sin. That is what we celebrate today.
The Baptism of Jesus manifests the very life of the Holy Trinity to the whole world and opens the door, through Jesus Christ, into a communion, a participation in the life of the Trinity through Baptism into His Body, the Church. The waters of the Jordan are sanctified by the Son and now all water is sanctified. Just as the Spirit hovered over the waters of the original creation, the Spirit hovers over the waters where the Son is immersed by John. This is the reason why in the Orthodox and Eastern Catholic Churches, the clergy often lead the faithful to rivers and entire rivers are blessed!
One of the first elements of creation - created by the Father through the Son - is now re-created through the Incarnate Son. The Word Incarnate stands in the waters of the earth which was created through Him. Into these waters, through which the people of Israel were once delivered, the entire human race is now invited to follow Jesus. What was once the means of God's judgment and purification at the time of Noah, fills the Baptismal fount where men and women are delivered from sin and made new!
The Church is given new waters for her saving and sanctifying mission. The Trinity, the Communion of Divine persons in perfect unity, is revealed. In the great liturgical prayer of the East the Church proclaims: "When Thou, O Lord was baptized in the Jordan, the worship of the Trinity was made manifest... O Christ our God who has appeared and enlightened the world, Glory to Thee." In his baptism in the Jordan, Jesus is not sanctified for He is without sin, we are capacitated now in Him to become "sons (and daughters) in the Son".
The Theophany also reminds us that all of creation will be redeemed! As Paul wrote to the Christians at Rome, creation itself groans for that full redemption (Romans 8:28). This belief in the full redemption of creation, of a new heaven and a new earth, is integral to the Christian faith. Christians are NOT anti-matter. We profess in our ancient creed that we will await the resurrection of our bodies and life in a world to come.
The Feast of the Theophany, the Baptism in the Jordan celebrates the full salvation and sanctification of all matter as well. The Greek word for Baptism means to be immersed. Before it is all over, the entire world will be immersed in God and transformed. It will be freed from sin and made new! That is why in the Eastern Christian churches, Orthodox and Catholic, priests in areas close to bodies of water lead a procession to them and bless them. All waters have become holy now because the Son has been immersed in them. They are used for the new birth of Baptism.
Descending into the waters of the Jordan, Jesus, who shares our humanity, makes that living water flow with healing mercy. His Divine Life is now mediated through the Sacraments in the life of the Church which is His Body. The Word descends and begins the re-creation of the universe. This is an ongoing work which will only be complete when He returns. We who are baptized into Him are called to participate in this ongoing redemptive mission. The public mission and ministry of Jesus began at the waters of Jordan. However, it continues through His Church, of which we are made members through Baptism.
We are invited on this Feast to live our lives in the Theophany of the God who is a Trinitarian communion of Perfect love. The Christian vocation, no matter what our state in life, is to reveal the Love of the Trinity to the entire human race in order to bring them to the Waters of Baptism into New Life in the new humanity of the Church which is Christ's Body. There, joined in Him we participate in His ongoing redemptive mission until He returns to make all things new.
By Fr. James Farfaglia
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Swimmer Dasinger Reads to Local Students
Published: November 10, 2012, 05:06 PM (CT)
by Seth Medvin, Student Assistant SID
BATON ROUGE -- LSU senior swimmer Timmy Dasinger volunteered with Real Men Read at Broadmoor Elementary on Friday.
Dainger, a member of last season's SEC All-Community Service team, read and talked with the students for a 30-minute session. The purpose of the event is for young students to see positive male role models who read.
"I think it is great for the kids to see a strong role model that they might not have at home," Dasinger said. "I think it is good for them to get that exposure. They were telling me I was such a great reader, and they were just little first graders that do not have that much experience. It is good to see that with a little practice that they could be just as good of a reader as me."


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SANFORD - Bobby Powell steps down from his chairmanship of the Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees on July 28 after serving the maximum of four one-year terms allowed by the board's bylaws. Powell has served in that position since July 2006, when the other board members first elected him as the chairman. He said he plans to continue serving ...
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SILER CITY - Start a conversation about fixing hydraulic hose blowouts, replacing O-rings and welding broken rock-crusher teeth and you've got Jeronimo Prieto Medina's attention. That's the kind of hands-on work he loves. For 11 years, he used his skills to maintain and repair heavy equipment as an employee for several companies. In 2009, ...
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SANFORD - Charlotte McLean loves children. That's good, because she has about 80 of them. Since 2008, McLean has owned and been director of Stop-n-Drop Academic Center, located at the W.B. Wicker Business Campus, in Sanford. "This business really has met all of my expectations," she said with a smile. McLean has always had a soft spot in her heart for children. ...
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SANFORD — Central Carolina Community College has exceeded performance standards set by the State Board of Community Colleges, according to the board's just-released 2010 Performance Funding Measures Report. Central Carolina is one of only 24 of the 58 colleges in the North Carolina Community College System to meet or exceed the standards for the eight ...
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I am new to the whole tea scene and seem to be struggling. I purchased some of the samplers and have tried a few. I first researched how to make tea, acquired what was needed and made it. The first time I used 1 tsp/cup and the second time I used 2tsp/cup and the tea was mandarin orange. I left it in exactly 3 minutes and the temp was 180 degrees. So can anyone tell me why it seems to taste so weak? Or is that just the way tea is? I don't really want to add anything to it, i.e. sugar, because that is the whole thing I am trying to do, get away from sugar.......help!!!
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Death Row Inmate Fighting Reprieve
An Oregon death row inmate who says he wants to die is arguing he doesn't have to accept the governor's reprieve. Last November Gov. John Kitzhaber blocked the scheduled execution of convicted murderer Gary Haugen on moral grounds, and said there would be no executions as long as he is governor.
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Haugen was sentenced to death five years ago after he was convicted of the 2003 killing of a fellow inmate. Haugen was then serving a life sentence for a 1981 murder.


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3. Create the cupcake by rolling the fabric until it is in a complete spiral, bringing the center up to a point slightly to create cone shape. Add to tin. Apply a hot glue along inside edge to keep it in place. You may want to add a little throughout the spiral as well.
4. Add felt leaves and flower.
Then I created a quick pocket and card set to match...This flower is similar to the one added to the pincushion. Layers of fabric and yarn with a few beads to top it all off.
Edited To Add: April 2012 Papertrey Ink Blog Hop Project
The cards were created using Pink Paislee's London Market papers and stamps, Papertrey Ink label and fence dies, Prairie Bird Boutique wrinkle ribbon and a punched heart from Epiphany Crafts. Now to see what is next. I have a box of goodies that may be perfect for my next project...wooden spools, chipboard houses, oh the possibilities!
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- terriavidreader (IN-USA) said...
Love the card!
- April 11, 2012 at 10:03 AM
- Shahrul Niza said...
Hi Andrea. I always LOVED how you blend shabby chicness and cuteness in your creations. I'm in awe every time you updated posts :)).
- April 12, 2012 at 8:35 AM
- Kristii said...
Absolutely amazing creations!!!! Just beautiful!!!
- April 25, 2012 at 6:04 PM
- Aman said...
Wow! You're a true master of shabby chic crafting! Very inspiring work!
- April 25, 2012 at 6:22 PM
- Lisa said...
Loads of shabby sweetness Andrea!!!
- April 25, 2012 at 6:34 PM
- Tracey McNeely said...
Love your shabby style.
- April 25, 2012 at 7:21 PM
- angelabranon said...
What a great set. Love the papers, colors and the pin cushion.
- April 25, 2012 at 7:23 PM
- Peggysuez said...
What beautiful things! So glad I came for a visit, such a fun blog!
- April 25, 2012 at 7:32 PM
- Mayol said...
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! Your blog is such a heaven for sweet creations! It's so wonderful to have stopped by!
- April 25, 2012 at 10:11 PM
- Hank Hendricks said...
This gift is look like ice cream i want to Send Gift Pakistan this item is it possible?
- July 3, 2012 at 11:02 PM
- florenceandfreddie said...
Thank you for sharing. Love the little pin cushion and have just repinned it. Hope that is ok.
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He was a Fulbright Senior Scholar and Humboldt Fellow at the University of Tuebingen, Germany, and was dean of a University of Maryland Germany campus. He has been guest professor at Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. McCarthy's specialties include 19th-century philosophy, religious thought, and culture, and he has published widely in these areas. He is the author of a study of Kierkegaard's psychology and of a study of the role of religion in 19th-century German philosophy.
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ASHVILLE – A North Harmony man is in Chautauqua County Jail facing several charges following a traffic stop in Ashville.
Chautauqua County sheriff's deputies on Saturday attempted to stop a vehicle around 9:30 p.m. for a tail lamp out. The driver of the vehicle, Mark A. West, 32, allegedly made several abrupt turns to elude police.
Police said West pulled into a driveway, exited the vehicle and fled the scene on foot. A female passenger in the vehicle was detained and questioned, a police report noted.
Lakewood-Busti police helped identify the driver as West, who was later located at his residence. West was found to be violating an active order of protection for the female in his vehicle.
The North Harmony man was found to be in possession of marijuana, police said.
West was taken into custody and charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, unlicensed operator, failure to comply with police, insufficient tail lamps and having tinted windows.
Police later learned West was wanted by authorities in Wayne County. He was arraigned by Lakewood-Busti police in Busti Court and sent to County Jail.
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Today's TeaPoll was suggested by Time4Tea, Thanx T4T!!! Keep your suggestions coming by PMing them to me.
I will return to the gender preference theme we began to explore the last few days. I found it very fascinating. But today, the discussion is about what do we do when we are doing what we love to do, drink tea. So, what do like to enjoy doing the most when you are sipping??? Please share here. This is a little bit of getting to know a little bit about each other. I think it is a great subject!!!
Have fun sharing and finding out what everyone else does with their TeaTime.
So, share what is in your cup today, see what everyone else is sipping, and jump into the discussion. Since our passion is unusual, I bet what we like to do will be a very interesting.
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This week, I am traveling with Judith McHale, Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, to South Africa and Senegal. As the Under Secretary noted in her recent DipNote post, I will be blogging regularly to keep you updated on our travels. The trip is centered around highlighting the incredible role young people are playing in shaping the future of Africa. Last summer, President Obama hosted over 100 young African leaders in Washington, and we are here to keep up the momentum of our engagement with young Africans and strengthen our partnership with this generation.
We started our journey at the incredible African Leadership Academy, which draws talented high school students from over 30 African countries and grooms them to be the leaders of tomorrow. For example, meet Madia. She's in high school. She isn't sure where she wants to go to college. But she knows that 15 years from now she will be the President of her home country, Senegal. Next to her is Hafsa, who wants to specialize in sustainable industry and return to her native Morocco to be a trailblazer in green technology. Across from them are a collection of young men from Mali, Zimbabwe, Kenya and other parts of Africa, each with his own vision of the future: a budding teacher, neurosurgeon, and minister of health. Each has a different vision of how he will use his talents. However, they are united by their passion and energy for investing in the future of this continent.
Later in the afternoon, we visited RaizCorps, a business incubator that is helping young entrepreneurs to develop skills and businesses that will return a profit. Through an innovative incubation model, RaizCorps has built hundreds of businesses and helped create thousands of jobs across South Africa. We heard the stories of RaizCorps entrepreneurs and their enterprises, from mining businesses to laundry and dry cleaners. Through programs like RaizCorps, the entrepreneurial energy of young Africans is being harnessed and paying dividends for countries like South Africa and across the continent.
Today, we are set to meet with media leaders and to participate in a very special event with young Africans who are members of a science reading room as their parents visit the program for the first time. Stay tuned...more to come!
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As Martin suggested a few days ago, we should schedule some day the weekend of May 24-25 as a day to get stuff done - all of those little action points or other tasks that we haven't gotten around to yet. Seems like a good idea to me!
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Book Review: Adobe Captivate 6 Essentials and Beyond Essentials by Kevin Siegel
By now you must have realized that I love reading books, especially if they are related to eLearning, Instructional Design, mLearning, or Captivate. This time I picked up books authored by Kevin Siegel, who is a fantastic trainer and a fabulous person with a great sense of humor.
I've attended some of his face-to-face and online trainings in the past and he has a magic mantra of keeping the audience engaged in the class throughout the session. There's absolutely no dull moment in his class and I really admire him for that! So, my self-assigned task while reading these books was to gauge if his books were as engaging and effective as his training sessions are! 🙂
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Moonrise Kingdom Character Poster: The Bishops
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This is Scout Master Ward. Field Officer, Troop 55, Khaki Scouts of America. He's a math teacher on the side.
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This is Sam Shakusky. He's a good boy. He's got a good heart. But if you find him, don't forget to bring a weapon.
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This is Cousin Ben, Falcon Scout, Legionnaire. You want pop? You want candy? You want a snake-bite kit? Get some money.
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This is Social Services. Custodial Guardian, Juvenile Refuge, 27 years. Nothing else is in your power.
Noye's Fludde: The Opera at the Heart of MOONRISE KINGDOM
A look at the opera staged in MOONRISE KINGDOM.
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Following the Story's Thread
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Phoenix Film Critics Society and Critics Choice Nominations
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Moviefone spoke to Jason Schwartzman about Wes Anderson, "Scott Pilgrim" Phantom Planet, magazines and...baseball
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For traveling light in summer, the ultra-light and compressible Always Summer bag provides reliable transport to dreamland. Even though it's just over two packable pounds, it doesn't skimp on features. "Feely" draw cords, water-resistant 650-fill-power down, trapezoidal foot box with a heater pocket, and the included compression stuff and storage sack all add up to some seriously plush woodland digs.
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For me its a tie between bai hao yin zhen (silver needle) and bai mu dan.
Though not from the traditional province of Fujian, you can get a bai mu dan from Yunnan that is quite remarkable. I tend to stick with it because it is Fair Trade Certified.
I have tried an Indian white tea, a bai mu dan from the Maikabari estate, but as much as I love the darjeelings from Maikabari, it just wasn't as good.


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Kurt S. Elander
Kurt S. Elander, 67, of 56 Elliott Ave., passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, May 1, 2013, at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center – Hamot in Erie.
He was born Dec. 16, 1945, in Jamestown, a son of the late C. Stanley and Potentia (Carlson) Elander.
Kurt is survived by his wife, Sandra (Cady) Elander, whom he married in 1973; two daughters: Robin Elander of Santa Barbara, Calif., and Jill (Michael) Napierala of Fredonia, N.Y.; and a brother, Gary (Kathy) Elander; a nephew, Michael (Amelia) Elander, and great-nephew, Ashton Elander, all of Virginia.
A graduate of the University at Buffalo, he was a veteran of the U.S. Army.
Prior to starting his own private practice of 22 years in Jamestown, Kurt worked for a number of years as a physical therapist at WCA Hospital, as well as the former Jamestown General Hospital. Kurt very much enjoyed working with his patients and his staff.
He was a member of First Lutheran Church and the Henry Mosher Post 638 American Legion in Falconer.
Kurt enjoyed classic cars and going to automobile shows. He also enjoyed Chautauqua Lake and going out on the boat with his family.
The funeral service will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Lind Funeral Home. The Rev. Daniel K. Nagle will officiate. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 2-4 p.m. Saturday and for two hours prior to the service in the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the National Kidney Foundation of Upstate & WNY, 310 Packetts Landing, Fairport, NY 14450; or to Hospice Chautauqua County, 20 W. Fairmount Ave., Lakewood, NY 14750.
You may light a candle in remembrance of Kurt at www.lindfuneralhome.com.


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CareFlite Adds Bell 407GX for Medical Transport
North Texas-based medical transport provider CareFlite has received the first of four Bell 407GXs. United Rotorcraft, a division of Air Methods, equipped the helicopter for medical transport missions. Each helicopter features a HEMS medical interior and a Garmin G1000H flight deck with synthetic vision and traffic information systems.
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Nvidia Has Not Signed a Single Kepler IP Licensing Deal.
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Nvidia's Licensing Business Cannot Take Off
Monday, February 17, 2014
Nvidia's Shield Game Consoles Fail to Gain Popularity – Company.
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Sunday, January 26, 2014
Qualcomm Is Working on Eight-Core 64-Bit System-on-Chip.
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Monday, January 6, 2014
Nvidia Announces Tegra K1 Application Processors for Mobile Electronics.
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Monday, December 16, 2013
Nvidia Now Provides Discounts on Shield Game Console with the Purchase of GeForce GTX Graphics Cards.
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Sold Out in 86 Seconds: Nvidia Reveals Success of Xiaomi Mi3.
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Monday, October 21, 2013
Nvidia Readies Shield 2 Game Console with Tegra 5 "Logan" Application Processor.
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Heaven Cupcake
Online Only, Salt Lake City, UT 84112 |
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Phone: (801) 674-2326
Specialty Dishes: Fried Cupcake
Some would say this delivery-only cupcake shop is heaven-sent. Since 2010, Erik Lars Larsen has been baking fresh cupcakes daily, with more than 10,000 cupcakes to date -- and growing. As seen on Cupcake Wars, its signature fried cupcakes can come in any flavor, like Cinnamon and Cherry Limeade.
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- Peach Mimosa Cupcakes with Champagne Meringue Recipe courtesy of Bill Jones, Cupcake Wars 2011
- Kahlua and Horchata Cupcake Recipe courtesy of Brandon Arnovick, Cupcake Wars 2012
- Chocolate Porter Cupcakes, Porter Ganache, Caramel Corn Crunch, Toasted Meringue Recipe courtesy of Courtney Bonning, Cupcake Wars, 2011