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Motorcycle Cake
by Tanya
This Motorcycle Cake was for my husbands Grandad's 70th birthday.
He loved motorbikes when he was younger so I thought this was very fitting.
It is chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream covered in fondant.
I bought the bike from a local toy shop and hand painted the flames using gel colors.
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Tanya doesn't say, but the stars are probably made from fondant. If you don't want to use fondant, you could re-create the stars using sugar cookie dough and a star cutter. As soon as the cookies come out of the oven, insert a wire or thin skewer into the bottom of each cookie.
To achieve flames without having fondant to paint on, you could make the flames using the multi color chocolate method.
Great cake Tanya. Thanks for sharing.
Michelle (editor)
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Now, no sun no shadow, and therefore no guide. Here was June 25. If the sun was
clouded for six days we must postpone our visit till next year.
My limited powers of description would fail, were I to attempt a picture of the Professor's
angry impatience. The day wore on, and no shadow came to lay itself along the bottom of
the crater. Hans did not move from the spot he had selected; yet he must be asking
himself what were we waiting for, if he asked himself anything at all. My uncle spoke not
a word to me. His gaze, ever directed upwards, was lost in the grey and misty space
On the 26th nothing yet. Rain mingled with snow was falling all day long. Hans built a
but of pieces of lava. I felt a malicious pleasure in watching the thousand rills and
cascades that came tumbling down the sides of the cone, and the deafening continuous
din awaked by every stone against which they bounded. My uncle's rage knew no
bounds. It was enough to irritate a meeker man than he; for it was foundering almost
within the port.
But Heaven never sends unmixed grief, and for Professor Liedenbrock there was a
satisfaction in store proportioned to his desperate anxieties.
The next day the sky was again overcast; but on the 29th of June, the last day but one of
the month, with the change of the moon came a change of weather. The sun poured a
flood of light down the crater. Every hillock, every rock and stone, every projecting
surface, had its share of the beaming torrent, and threw its shadow on the ground.
Amongst them all, Scartaris laid down his sharp-pointed angular shadow which began to
move slowly in the opposite direction to that of the radiant orb.
My uncle turned too, and followed it.
At noon, being at its least extent, it came and softly fell upon the edge of the middle
"There it is! there it is!" shouted the Professor.
"Now for the centre of the globe!" he added in Danish.
I looked at Hans, to hear what he would say.
"FORUT!" was his tranquil answer.
"Forward!" replied my uncle.
It was thirteen minutes past one.


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LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Japanese stocks rose in early Thursday trading, as a strong performance for U.S. share markets overnight and a tick down for the yen helped lead exporters higher, more than offsetting scattered weakness in the retail sector. The Nikkei Stock Average NIK, +0.36% climbed 0.7% to 9,370.77, with the Topix up 0.8%, as the dollar regained the ¥82 level. Export majors were among the biggest advancers, as Hitachi Ltd. 6501, -0.16% HTHIF, -1.50% jumped 2.3%, Advantest Corp. 6857, -0.72% ADTTF, +5.56% rose 3%, and chemical maker Tosoh Corp. 4042, -3.29% rose 2.4%. Among auto makers, which were due to report monthly domestic sales later in the day, Toyota Motor Corp. 7203, -0.27% TM, -0.70% rose 1.7%, Honda Motor Co. 7267, -1.28% HMC, +0.83% added 2.2%, Mazda Motor Corp. 7261, -0.23% MZDAF, +1.32% zoomed 4% higher, and Subaru maker Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. 7270, +0.34% FUJHF, -0.58% traded 2.6% higher amid a Nikkei news report it planned to cut exports to China by about 80% due to slumping sales. Retailers underperformed the becnhmark indexes after data showed a 3.2% drop in large firms' October retail sales from a year earlier. Aeon Co. 8267, -0.39% AONNF, +7.14% added 0.2%, and Takashimaya Co. 8233, -0.76% TKSHF, +0.00% gained 0.4%, while Fast Retailing Co. 9983, +0.03% FRCOF, -0.30% lost 0.6%. Also lagging the market, Sony Corp. 6758, +0.08% SNE, +1.32% added 0.3%, even as the Nikkei reported talks had started for the sale of Sony's battery business.
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Ottawa County Job Growth Highest In U.S.
Just the other day, I was discussing the economy with some co-workers. They feel the economy is "coming back." I, on the other hand, think it mostly stinks. And I'm employed, so I can imagine how unemployed people feel. Then again, I'm generally a glass-half-empty kind of guy; I don't think "optimist" is a word most would use to describe me.
So, I have to admit I was surprised when I read the news that Ottawa County was on the top of a list of job growth in the U.S. The survey was done by the U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics and they found Ottawa County had a 4.7% increase in employment from June of 2010 through July 2011.
The biggest increase was in the manufacturing sector. If my memory serves, I've heard about hiring at Gentex and LG since I came to West Michigan in mid-August. Obviously there are many more companies hiring in Ottawa County. And that's encouraging news, indeed.
But please forgive me if I don't get very fired up about "the economy coming back" until the unemployment rate drops to 5%, home values begin to stablize and people can afford to put groceries on their table and gas in their tanks without worrying how they'll pay the mortgage or rent.


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A new dawn for Daybreak
It's been more than 30 years since the band Daybreak has played together in the Brainerd lakes area.
That will all change when Daybreak band members — Jim Hanson, Dick Wilt and Leisha Tietz — come together once again to hit the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday to perform at the newly remodeled Bar Harbor in Lake Shore.
Band followers from the late 70s, early 80s may remember Daybreak. The band played at several supper clubs in the lakes area and it was the house band, playing six nights a week, at the Swiss House, which is now Zorbaz on Gull in Lake Shore, just off Cass County Road 77.
Daybreak also played at six venues in downtown Brainerd and a few places on Gull Lake.
"It's so different now," said Tietz. "Supper clubs that featured live music were so popular then, but they aren't anymore.
"It could be a generation thing (of why supper clubs with live music are not as popular today.) The younger generation does not dance as much as their parents and grandparents did and there are more karaoke and DJ's now."
Hanson said when they heard that Bar Harbor was reopening they thought it'd be a good time to get the band back together and help with the restaurant's opening weekend. All three band members have performed at Bar Harbor over the years, but never together.
Hanson plays keyboard and bass and does vocals; Wilt plays guitar; and Tietz sings. Joining Daybreak Saturday will be drummer Joe Yager, who plays with the band members occasionally.
Daybreak will perform jazz standards and classic pop dance music. The band will perform standards by Patsy Cline, Julie London, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald; and newer music by Michael Buble, Harry Connick Jr., and others.
The band members were only together for four years, but they've stayed in contact through the past three decades and have always had an itch to eventually play together again. The trio also stayed in the music industry on their own off and on through the years.
Wilt played or 10 years in downtown Brainerd and the surrounding area with various groups and with his family band, The Wilt Brothers. In the 60s, he played in a Twin Cities metro area popular group called Tornadoes and in 2004 he was inducted to the Minnesota Rock and Country Hall of Fame.
Hanson said one of the bands he was in was called Mountain Fever and they played regularly at Harold's Club, which was later known as Buster's years ago, located in Baxter where Brothers Motor Sports sits today. For 20 years, he traveled throughout the Midwest as part of the "Swingin' Sertomans."
For the past two years, Wilt and Hanson have performed as the duo Redoux Deluxe, featuring jazz standards at venues in the lakes area. They also are in a gospel group entitled Shadow of the Cross that performs in central Minnesota. Wilt also currently plays guitar in the band, Three Men and a Lady.
Over the years, Tietz sang with background music as "Leisha K and Silhouette" for many years and performed at venues such as Madden's and Ernie's on Gull Lake.
Today, all three participate in their church's worship and praise groups.
Hanson said the band is hoping for a good crowd Saturday and they hope the band will continue to play at venues in the lakes area in the years to come.
"We have a good time," said Hanson. "And if we're well accepted we'll continue to play."
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Senate OKs tough sanctions for hunting violations
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico could impose tougher penalties for violations of hunting [auth] and fishing laws under a proposal approved Monday by the Senate.
The measure, if enacted, will allow the state Game Commission to suspend or revoke someone's hunting or fishing privileges for longer than three years, which is the current limit for violations.
Sen. George Munoz, a Gallup Democrat, said the proposal was directed at "thrill killers" who shoot big game such as trophy elk for the heads and antlers, leaving the meat to rot.
The legislation passed the Senate on a 28-10 vote. It goes to the House, where a separate measure is pending that will make the worst poaching violations a felony punishable by up to 18 months in prison.
Under the Senate-passed bill, the commission must issue new rules outlining the possible penalties for sportsmen for violating hunting and fishing laws and regulations.
Supporters said harsher sanctions are warranted because trophy game animals are valuable natural resources. The right to hunt a bighorn sheep in New Mexico recently was auctioned for $180,000, according to Game and Fish Department officials.
Sen. William Soules, a Las Cruces Democrat, said poachers are "stealing from us" and it is "very valuable theft."
But opponents said the proposed penalties go too far, particularly for New Mexicans who may shoot game out of season to feed their families.
The commission can administratively impose sanctions for game violations, including license suspensions and fines of up to $1,000. A court also can assess civil penalties ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 for convictions of certain game law crimes.
"Now they want to take away your privilege to hunt for the rest of your life. That's ridiculous," said Sen. Richard Martinez, an Espanola Democrat and retired magistrate judge.
He said a three-year license suspension is "extreme cruelty to some people up in northern New Mexico."
"Their whole life is hunting and fishing," said Martinez.
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High Performance Alloys Market Size Is Expected To Reach USD 9.26 Billion By 2020: Grand View Research, Inc
Global high performance alloys market is expected to reach USD 9.26 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Aerospace application dominated the high performance alloys market accounting for over 55% of global demand in 2013. Growing demand for light weight alloys in aerospace industry coupled with increasing low cost carriers resulting in higher demand for new aircrafts is expected to augment market growth.
North America was the largest regional market accounting for over 40% of global high performance alloys market demand in 2013. Increasing R&D investment aimed at use of novel high performance materials in aerospace industry is expected to help the region maintain dominance over the forecast period. In addition, favorable government initiatives including 'The National Space Policy' for promoting investment in aerospace industry is expected to augment market demand. Asia Pacific is expected to witness above average growth rates over the next six years owing to the growing aviation industry coupled with increasing demand for high durability metals in gas turbines and electrical & electronics.
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Blazer Fans,
HAPPY HOMECOMING! And thanks to the Blazers for making it that way. What a sense of relief after the emotional roller coaster ride we went through last Saturday at Legion Field. The Green and Gold got off to a wonderful start...fell behind by 12 early in the second quarter...watched the defense pitch a shutout the rest of the way...and saw Joe Webb and the offense make enough big plays at the right time to come up with the first C-USA win of the year and the first-ever win over Marshall.
Coach Callaway had talked about adversity all week leading up to the game, and it appears as if his message was well-received. The players had a determined look about them against the Thundering Herd, and the longer the game went...the more success they had...the more their confidence grew. I LOVE blowout wins. Who doesn't? But I also think the team may have gotten much more out of this type game than had they simply rolled over Marshall.
It also makes this weekend even more enjoyable. The first open date of the season is coming at a good time. The Blazers have played 8 games, and, like most teams at this point in the season, there are some pretty good bumps and bruises. A couple of days away from the game could do wonders for everyone. Plus, it's good to know that, entering the final month of the season, UAB still has a ton to play for.
Next up is Southern Miss on Saturday, November 1st. We took care of one nasty streak against Marshall...why not scratch the Golden Eagles off the list, too? We'll talk more about USM next week, but it is TIME for the Blazers to get a win over their nemesis from Hattiesburg.
Despite the fact we don't have a game this week, the rest of our broadcast schedule remains the same. The call-in show will air Wednesday night at its usual time and place...7-8 PM on WJOX...live from the Patton Creek location of Baumhower's Wings Restaurant. Coach Callaway will be there for the first half of the show to recap the win over Marshall and talk about the off week for the Green and Gold. Then, we turn our attention to basketball. The season is right around the corner, and both the men and women have now been practicing for almost a week. Coaches Audra Smith and Mike Davis will join me to talk a little hoops from 7:30-8 PM.
The television version of "Blazers All-Access" will be seen at its normal time...Sunday at 11:35 PM on ABC 33/40. We'll have an interview with coach Callaway, a look back at the Marshall win, a tour of the new weight room, and don't miss Audra Smith in the "Hot Seat" previewing her squad in 2008-09 and giving us her thoughts on Mike Davis...pretty dang funny.
Well, I hope you all have a wonderful weekend of whatever! Get out and enjoy the fall weather...take in a football game...or just sit on the couch all day and watch the almost endless supply of match-ups. But get some rest, too. We'll need you ready to go for the home stretch.


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TORONTO -- Alex Rodriguez enjoyed reaching some milestones that reminded him how good he is after a week of criticism.
Rodriguez became the youngest player to reach 450 home runs, but committed his team-leading 18th error in the New York Yankees' 7-3 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night.
"It's cool that it came this week because in a week of so much criticism it's good to get a little reminder that you do some special things in this game," said Rodriguez, who has struggled in the field.
Rodriguez's three-run homer in the third inning off A.J. Burnett was also his 2,000th hit.
A-Rod, who turns 31 next Thursday, is the eighth player to get his 2,000th hit before his 31st birthday.
"Four hundred fifty is something I'm proud of and 2,000 at the same time, it's kind of unique," Rodriguez said. "Unfortunately, we couldn't do it with a win, but I'm still going to enjoy it."
A Yankees fan caught the ball and returned it to Rodriguez, who signed balls for the woman's family. He also posed for pictures.
Ken Griffey Jr. was the previous youngest to reach 450. He was 31 years, 261 days old when he did it Aug. 9, 2001.
But Rodriguez continues to struggle defensively. He made a costly error on Thursday, and he failed to catch Vernon Wells' popup in foul territory in the fourth Friday.
"I didn't see it at all. Tough sky," Rodriguez said.
Wells followed with a grounder to A-Rod, whose throw to first pulled Andy Phillips off the bag for an error. Frank Catalanotto, who had walked, took second and later scored on Troy Glaus' sacrifice fly to make it 6-3.
Fans jeered and one fan held up a sign that read E-Rod.
"You got to put it behind you," he said.
Manager Joe Torre said Rodriguez reached the milestone with flair.
"That was a laser beam. It's remarkable. He's still 30 years old and he has 2,000 hits and 450 homers. I'm sure he's very proud of that, but I'm also sure that he'd rather do something on an everyday basis. We know he's capable," Torre said. "We need for him to do it."
Glaus homered and had four RBI and Burnett earned his second win for the Blue Jays, who have won the first two games of their four-game series against the second-place Yankees.
"It's a playoff atmosphere with 40,000 people in the stands, that helps you lock in," Toronto's Lyle Overbay said. "We have these guys in front of us and we have to play well against them."
Glaus hit a two-run single in the first, a sacrifice fly in the fourth and a homer off Kris Wilson in the eighth.
Burnett (2-3) allowed three runs and six hits while striking out six and walking one in 7 1/3 innings. Burnett, signed to a five-year, $55 million contract in the offseason, missed two months because of a sore elbow.
Toronto manager John Gibbons said they've been waiting all season to have a 1-2 combination of Roy Halladay and Burnett.
"Doc always pitches good, that's a given. A.J., to get him back healthy, he's doing what we expected and hoped for," Gibbons said.
Scott Schoeneweis pitched 1 2/3 innings for his first save of the season and the third of his career.
Toronto jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first off loser Jaret Wright (6-6)
Reed Johnson led off with a double and scored on Catalanotto's RBI single. After Wright walked Wells, Glaus hit a two-run single and Lyle Overbay added an RBI double.
Rodriguez's homer cut it to 4-3 in the third, but Eric Hinske hit an RBI single in the bottom half.
Wright allowed five runs and seven hits in 2 2/3 innings.
- Rodriguez passed Jeff Bagwell for 32nd on the career home run list.
- Rodriguez is one of three active players to reach 2,000 hits with a home run, joining Frank Thomas and Manny Ramirez.


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Veteran Montpellier boss Rene Girard is Everton's best bet to replace next Manchester United manager David Moyes. Girard wants to work in the English Premier League and knows how to achieve success on a budget.
Since news of United's move for Moyes broke, some familiar names have been linked with the Everton job. Celtic's Neil Lennon and Wigan Athletic boss Roberto Martinez were mooted by The Liverpool Echo.
Both are fine candidates, but Everton chairman Bill Kenwright shouldn't waste a chance to shake things up. Moyes has been in charge on Merseyside for 11 years.
While he has made Everton competitive, he has rarely lifted them above the bracket of teams expected to finish between fifth and tenth.
Many laud this achievement due to the financial restrictions Moyes has operated under. While that is true to some extent, Everton have had some excellent squads in the last 11 years and haven't always made the most of them.
This Premier League season is a prime example. Everton should be in the thick of the top four race, especially given Arsenal's inconsistency this campaign and the annual upheaval at Chelsea.
Instead Everton are now scrambling just to finish sixth. There is a wafer-thin chance of a fifth-place finish and a Europa League berth. However, even that seems like the stuff dreams are made of.
Going for a fresher, more continental approach could help push Everton up a notch next season. Enter Girard, who in many ways is perfect for the Everton vacancy.
He proved himself a true miracle worker on a budget at Montpellier. In the 2011-12 season his small squad stunned football when they beat mega-rich Paris Saint-Germain to the French Ligue 1 title.
That gave Montpellier their first ever championship and a debut entry into the UEFA Champions League. Things haven't gone as well this season, with Girard not being helped by losing key players like Olivier Giroud and Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa.
However, the savvy 59-year-old still has Montpellier on course for a top-10 finish. Girard has shown he can adapt to the loss of star players, something that would help him at Everton.
The Toffees have become used to seeing key players depart. Harsh financial realities forced selling the likes of Wayne Rooney and Jack Rodwell for big profits.
Reports in The Daily Mirror suggest Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini could join Moyes at Old Trafford. Girard would know how to help the squad recover from such a blow.
Yet it is Girard's experience working with younger players that could serve Everton best. He was in charge of the France under-21 team from 2004-08.
Everton have a proud tradition of quickly promoting youngsters to the first team. Rooney, Rodwell, Leon Osman and Seamus Coleman are all good examples from the Moyes era.
At the moment they have dynamic teenage midfielder Ross Barkley, who has the talent to become the fulcrum of the team. Girard would know how to use Barkley, just as he has done with youngster Remy Cabella at Montpellier.
Girard's style of play should finally seal the deal for Everton. He favors an expressive brand of forward-thinking football.
This is something Everton have been capable of under Moyes, but not always produced. Girard's adherence to neat, attack-minded possession play would perfectly suit the club once proudly known as "The School of Science."
Girard's contract in France expires at the end of this season, making him available to clubs who act fast. Everton should make themselves the first in line.
Girard is clearly keen on a move to the Premier League. A report from BBC.co.uk, suggests England is his preferred destination for his next job.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger also recommended Girard joins the Premier League, according to Goal.com. If he does make the move he won't be short of suitors.
Recent reports in Metro claim Newcastle United are interested. Given their swelling ranks of French players, Girard could be tempted.
However, Everton should do all they can to beat United to his signature. Girard is the right man at the right time for a talented squad that needs some fresh ideas.


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If a clock could count down to the exact moment you'd meet your soul mate, would you want to know?
That's the question asked in an interesting little movie called Timer. The movie takes place in a world where lonely singles can get a timer, a computerized clock implanted in their wrists, which will determine the exact second they will meet their soul mate.
That would be great, right? It would eliminate wasted dates and anxious hours wondering if the one you're with is The One. It would cut down on divorces and spare you the heartache of pining over someone you'd never end up with. As the movie says, having a timer "takes the guesswork out of love."
In some ways, that's the same thing we're hoping to do here on CatholicMatch, isn't it? We try to take a little of the guesswork out of love by eliminating certain people from the outset. We narrow our search by specifying certain characteristics we're looking for in a mate: belief system, age, height, body type, favorite foods and music.
CatholicMatch can be a great tool in our search for a mate. But it has its limits, of course. A computerized matching system can determine compatibility, but it can't determine whether two people are destined to be together. And if it could, would that be such a great thing?
What if you got a timer and it revealed that you'd remain single the rest of your life? Would you really want to know?
Or what if your timer determined you still had three years, seven days, 41 minutes, and 55 seconds until you met your soul mate. What would you do with all that time? Go to the gym and get in shape to make yourself attractive for your future mate? Why bother? If your soul mate is predetermined, they're going to love you anyway, right?
Technically, if you knew with absolute certainty that you'd bagged your soul mate, you'd never really have to work to maintain your love relationship because it's all predetermined.
A misconception
And that's the biggest problem with the concept of a timer. It feeds into the cultural myth that romantic love is some kind of magic. It's destiny. It's written in the stars.
But as anyone who's ever been in a romantic relationship can tell you, love requires work. It's not magic. It's a mystery that calls us to deny ourselves for the good of the other. For whatever reason, God designed it that way. And He doesn't allow us to know the exact moment we'll meet The One. If something as mysterious as romantic love could be whittled down to such a precise science, would it still be what it is: love?
The highest kind of love, the kind God calls us to in all relationships, romantic or otherwise, is not about a clock or getting our own dreams fulfilled. It's not a commodity that can be quantified. It's an act that is ongoing.
In the movie, two people have just started dating, and the guy asks his girlfriend what she wants from their relationship…
"A guarantee," she replies.
And that's what it comes down to. We all want a guarantee. A guarantee that The One is out there and we'll find them. A guarantee that, no matter what, someone will be there to love us for the rest of our lives.
But in the end, I think some things we're better off not knowing. What do you think?


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Mall helped solidify Short Pump's status
By Tom Lappas, Henrico Citizen Editor 02/10/11
On a blustery November day 11 years ago, amid the flurry of confetti and polite applause, Short Pump officially arrived.
Sure, the nebulous region had existed for decades already – first as a rural outpost where farmland was plentiful and people were not, later as the butt of jokes from outsiders who couldn't quite figure the meaning behind its name, and eventually as the Henrico definition of suburban sprawl, when planned communities spread as far west as the county's borders would allow.
In its early modern years, Short Pump was perhaps best known as the place from which a plethora of historic structures were uprooted and trucked across the county line into Goochland, reassembled there as a Field Days of the Past exhibit. And no, an airplane didn't crash into an auto repair shop on West Broad Street years ago, though natives will recall the distinct tailpiece of a single-engine plane that seemed to indicate otherwise as it adorned the side of an auto repair shop on West Broad Street for years.
Short Pump was very much a "place" before Nov. 28, 2000, but on that day, as officials gathered beneath a tent amid wooded acres for a ceremonial groundbreaking, it was about to emerge from the shadows – officially.
'Something special'
Most of the 147 acres on which Short Pump's calling card sits today has been part of Tommy Pruitt's family for nearly a century. He grew up in a house still inhabited by his parents that sits on the south side of West Broad Street, directly across from the mall.
"We're back there every Sunday afternoon for Sunday dinner," he says, "the whole clan."
Pruitt says he wasn't quite sure what ultimately would take shape on the family's prime land – but he knew it would be meaningful.
"We always wanted to have something special there," he says. "We didn't know what 'special' was, but we knew we wanted something special."
In the mid-1990s, his company, Pruitt Associates, sought the assistance of a nationally prominent developer to help dream up 'special.' Following a nationwide search, he selected Forest City Enterprises of Ohio, and the two entities started a process that would span several years and dozens of blueprints.
The time was right, they decided, to introduce a new retail concept to Short Pump – and Central Virginia. Thus was born the concept of Short Pump Town Center, soon to become a unique two-story, open-air shopping mall in the heart of perhaps the last place anyone would have envisioned it just a few decades earlier.
An upscale, outdoor shopping mall? In Short Pump? Really?
Naysayers are quiet today, more than seven years after the mall opened in September 2003, bringing with it high-end retailer Nordstrom and a plethora of other retailers.
For Henrico County and Central Virginia, the $360-million project was the retail equivalent of a Triple A city landing a major league baseball team. It helped elevate the way retailers and other businesses viewed the market and announced that Short Pump was a major retail player, and for that, the construction of Short Pump Town Center earned the No. 22 spot in the Henrico Citizen's list of the most significant events in Henrico history.
A learning curve
The original plans for the mall called for a one-story, indoor facility. . . or a two-story outdoor facility with vehicular access throughout. . . or perhaps something else entirely.
"I probably have 100 different layouts in my office somewhere," Pruitt says, recalling the early iterations that seemed to change by the day. "We went through quite a few gyrations."
Construction of the mall also proved a learning process for Henrico County.
To fund infrastructure requirements necessary for its construction, county officials agreed to establish a community development authority (CDA) for the specific purpose of issuing $25.5 million in special assessment revenue bonds that would finance infrastructure projects at the mall site, such as entrance roads, stormwater management and traffic signals.
It was the first time Henrico had used a CDA, and the idea quickly was met with legal resistance by several Henrico residents – who claimed the decision was nothing more than a veiled way of giving taxpayer dollars to individual developers – and Taubman Centers, Inc., the owner of rival Regency Square, which claimed the idea was unfair and would hurt its Henrico property – for which it had unsuccessfully sought incentives of its own from the county.
The lawsuits eventually reached the Virginia Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of the county and the CDA, clearing the way for the bond issue. But the process delayed construction by more than a year and allowed Taubman to speed work on its own new upscale mall, Stony Point Fashion Park in Richmond. The two malls opened within days of each other in September 2003.
"If you know you're right on the issues, you've got to move forward. We felt we were on the right side of the issue," Pruitt says.
The mall opened with nearly 100 stores and restaurants and now counts 137 tenants on its list. How has it succeeded even during some lean economic years? Pruitt credits its location – surrounded by high-end residential neighborhoods, two interstates (64 and 295), a connector to Chesterfield (Route 288) and Henrico's main thoroughfare, West Broad Street – as the primary reason. Diversity of tenants and widespread appeal have helped, too.
"They really set that mall apart," he says.
Financial payoff
Financially, the decision to build the mall paid off for Pruitt, Forest City and the county. As a condition of the CDA, Henrico officials had required that the entire associated debt service of $31.1 million be paid off within five and a half years.
"That was a tough pill," Pruitt says. But by late 2009, the amount had been paid entirely from the tax revenues generated at the mall, and the CDA was dissolved. Henrico received an additional $4 million in tax revenue during that period and more than $8 million in incremental revenue during its 2010 fiscal year.
"The Short Pump Town Center CDA is a great success story," Finance Director John A. Vithoulkas said at the time. "We reached full payoff in five years with the unanticipated benefit of significant revenue over and above the debt payments."
Pruitt credits the county with its willingness to lend support to the project.
"When they became convinced that we could produce, that's when they really became great team members," he says. "I don't think we could have envisioned [the mall] turning out better. It's been very, very popular, and we continue to build the tenant list every year."
"But even now, we're still trying to tweak that mall," he says, citing the recent addition of the Hotel Sierra on mall property as an out-of-the-box idea that has worked. More creative plans, he says, are on the way.
Short Pump pride
In the years since the town center opened, another massive development – West Broad Village – has sprouted in Short Pump, and several strip malls have developed along the outskirts of the mall. The mall regularly attracts shoppers from as far as Charlottesville and beyond.
But Pruitt downplays the significance of the mall in solidifying Short Pump's place on the local and regional map.
"I'd love to take credit," he says, "but that was a dynamic area. We're there because of the residential growth that had already occurred.
"I think Short Pump would have developed very well without the mall – a lot of it already had."
Perhaps. But like much of Henrico County, Short Pump was – and is – at times a mystery. Where does it begin? Where does it end? The mall also gave Short Pump something that was certainly – and boldy – its own. And it helped transform its name from comic fodder to corporate envy.
"I've had a lot of business associates come to me over the years, and they asked me to help change the name of Short Pump," Pruitt says. "I would politely listen, but respectfully decline. We were very proud of the name Short Pump."
"I've been in meetings in other parts of the country with tenants and clients now," he says, "and they all know the name Short Pump."
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I will start with my Jeep (Landcruiser) tour, which was awesome! I hopped a jeep at the one shack border between Chile and Bolivia, literally in the middle of nowhere. We then travelled for three days through the desert, mountain pass and salt flat between the border and little town of Uyuni.
The first day we saw some crazy lagunas with different color water and millions of flamingos. We saw some geysers and got to swim in a natural hot spring, again, in the middle of nowhere, looked like the moon to me. What brings you back to reality is the other five jeeps full of people. That night we slept at over 5000 metres. Now, chilling out at 16400 ft is not something to which I am accustomed and something to which I perhaps could have given more thought ahead of time
I forgot to describe my group. I lucked out in one way but not in others. There was only four of us, plus the driver so there was lots of room. Here is the scene. In the front seat there was a lesbian, the opposite of the porn star variety, from Slovenia, who wanted to stop and take pictures of every creature and llama she saw. She also got drunk one night because she only eats lettuce, tomatoes and apples and explained, half looking for advice, that her live-in girlfriend of six years won�t admit that she is gay to any of their friends. In the seat in front of me there was young married couple, he from Italy and she from Holland, who spoke in 5 different languages the whole time, seriously. She also didn`t eat a damn thing, and anything she did consume her husband had to try first. She was sketching out and pouting the whole time about getting altitude sickness so hubby had to give lots of hand holds and hugs
The second day we passed through more crazy desert and little deserted villages. It was a landscape like no other, paralled only maybe by that of the middle east or a variety of scenes from Star Wars (episode 1 for you light savers). The third day we got to check out the Salar de Uyuni, the worlds largest salt flat (12000 sq km). Unfortunately it was completely covered with a layer of water so we were only able to cross a section of it for fear of getting lost, as it is a complete reflective whiteout. We went to a hotel in the middle of it that was made out of salt. What?
I am writing too much again. Moving on, I got sick from pizza in Uyuni and had to take a bus to La Paz. This is perhaps one of the most sureal, weirdest, worst, most horribly memorable experiences of my life. The highway from Uyuni north is a single track trail through the middle of nowhere. We had a full, jacked up, 50 year old offroad bus with what seemed like 50 Israeli passengers yelling away in Hebrew, with seats that reclined to whack you in the nose. This bus pounded away in the middle of the night (so you couldn`t see what was coming or if you were moving or stuck in the mud), through creek beds, up and down crazy sketchy slopes, over wash board the entire way until we got to some pavement 8 hours later
Ok, finally, here in La Paz. La Paz is a very crazy and unigue city, I definitely like it as it is different from all other cites I have seen. Shiiteloads of people buzzing around everywhere. Oh, also, Bolivians are a very unfortunate looking people. La Paz is built in the bottom of a valley that is surrounded 360 degrees by steep ass slopes covered in shantytowns. You can imagine the water that runs down the street in rainy season. As it is a steep city, walking around here at 4000m kills the old lungs.
Yesterday I went mountain biking down the world�s most dangerous road. Another def. highlight. We went from 4750m in the snow and rain to 1100m in the sunshine in a few hours. We got to ride pretty crazy Kona full suspensions, as I wasn�t going to cheap out on my guide company. Pretty wild scenery, with 1100ft drops immediately beside you. When lots of cars once used this road (until last year) it killed a stupid amount of drivers and riders each year, head-ons and just flying off the single gravel track into thin air. Really though, unless you are an idiot or your front wheel rips off there is not much danger.
Obviously, I lived to tell about it so I celebrated that and St. Patty`s day at the worlds highest Irish bar, which happens to be in my hostel, last night.
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U.S. home prices will continue to decline right through 2012 and possibly in 2013 as negative equity and weak job growth hinder a real estate recovery, according to a survey by Zillow Inc.
The real estate data provider surveyed more than 100 economists, property experts and investment and market strategists.
After 2013, prices may rise about 3% a year through 2016, which is slightly below appreciation rates experienced before the residential market collapsed, Zillow said.
Home prices have not reached the bottom
The survey is based on the projected path of the S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index over the next five years. Home prices have fallen 31% from a July 2006 peak through September, based on a Case-Shiller index of values in 20 U.S. cities.
"There is a consensus among the nation's top housing experts that we have not yet reached a bottom and are instead working through a prolonged bottoming process," Stan Humphries, Zillow's chief economist, said in the statement. "Negative equity, unemployment and low consumer confidence remain the key factors delaying a true recovery."
About 29% of U.S. borrowers had negative equity, or owed more than their houses were worth, in the third quarter, Zillow data show. The nation's jobless rate, 8.6% in November, was 9% or higher for all but three months in the last two years.
Panelists' expectations for the period ending in 2016 varied widely, Zillow said. The most optimistic quartile projected about 18% growth in home prices over the next five years, while the most pessimistic forecast a 1.4% decline.
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This is a discussion on Video - CCW in Action within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; To those of you critical of this young man's actions: If you've ever been in military or civilian combat, you should know that you have ...
To those of you critical of this young man's actions:
If you've ever been in military or civilian combat, you should know that you have a split second to assess the situation, make a decision and take action. Watch the video with your pointer on the pause button and stop/start as you watch.
What I see is him become aware of the situation, calmly get up and move behind the other clerk, then you see him begin to draw his weapon. He brings it up in a two handed stance but does not immediately begin to fire. The woman with child begins to move to the side and then he begins to fire. When the young man moves around to the door, he keeps the weapon pointed out the door, I dont see him moving around wildly pointing in all directions. He might have been a little nervous or scared at this point, ya think?
I think this guy ought to get a medal. Was the event by the book? What books that? And do the BGs read it anyways? Someone said it might have been hard on the little girls ears (something to that effect).
Well, if the BG had put the barrel of his weapon in her hear and pulled the trigger, that would have been tough on her ears too.
I dont see John Wayne, Rambo or Dirty Harry or a guy who just couldnt wait to fire his weapon. I see someone who took the action that epitomizes the purpose and intent of CCW.
I would rather see this version of the video than a version where he sh*ts his pants and a GG gets blown away.
Im not angry at anyone post, but I do hate to see a website/forum like this with fragmented opinions.
But youre entitled to it, as am I.
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Food is central to the life of Kerala - and one of the major attractions for visitors. One hotel manager told me he sometimes toned down the spiciness of the food for western guests, but if they found out, they often objected since they wanted the full-on Keralan cuisine.
Keralan cooking, like the state itself, reflects a meeting of cultures: Hindus have a largely vegetarian diet and make copious use of the coconuts that grow along the coast; the Christians of central Kerala eat a lot of seafood and meat; the Muslims produce great biryanis and very exclusive breads. Kerala boasts that it has the best peppercorns in the world, all the spices you could possibly want, and great seafood, all freshly caught in small boats that sell direct to the hotels.
The food is very different from that of northern India: much lighter, very low in fat, and dominated by fish, sea-food and vegetables. A feast will typically consist of 12 to 16 dishes, chosen to combine colours as well as tastes, and served on banana leaves that impart a wonderful flavour to the rice. Fish curries, which vary from place to place within Kerala, and spicy roasts are specialities. Here are a couple of recipes to try out:
Alleppy fish curry
2 grated coconuts
30g red chilli
200g raw mango diced
6 green chillies sliced
25g ginger juliennes
15 curry leaves
500g fillet of red snapper cut into cubes
In a pestle and mortar, grind the grated coconut and whole red chilli to a fine paste. Add 1 litre of water and strain into a saucepan. Bring to the boil and simmer for 30 minutes until reduced and thickened. Add the diced mango, green chillies, ginger and curry leaves,and cook for 5 minutes. Add the diced fish and cook over low heat until done. Season to taste and serve with plain boiled rice.
Malabar potato roast
400g baby potatoes
100g sliced onion
100g sliced tomato
2 bayleaves
3g cinnamon
3g cardamom
3g cloves
10g chilli powder
5g turmeric powder
5g coriander powder
Juice of 3 limes
Salt to taste
500ml refined oil
Boil the peeled baby potatoes with the salt and half of the turmeric until just done. Deep fry the boiled potatoes in oil in batches until golden all over, then set aside on kitchen towel. Sauté the sliced onion and tomato in a little oil with bayleaves, cinnamon, cardamom and cloves until onions are translucent. Add chilli powder, coriander powder and rest of turmeric powder. Add the potatoes, toss well to coat. Add lime juice and salt to taste.
Thanks to Sriram V Aylur for his assistance in preparing this article. Mr Aylur is chef at Quilon, 41 Buckingham Gate, London SW1 (tel: 020-7821 1899), which specialises in Keralan cuisine. He also provided the recipes


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I received an email yesterday from a Herald reader...
"I'm a second year Marketing student and a marketing coordinator at a web and graphic design company. Your column is one that I read regularly as it is offers more practical insight into the marketing world than my classes. I was wondering if you might be able to offer me some marketing ideas in regards this company. It is a rather small firm which limits capabilities to an extent but I'm eager to try new marketing ideas."
The good news is that you can get started with highly profitable marketing activities that cost little or no money. (And they can also be put into action very quickly.)
Let's look at 4 things you could do this week to get started with profitable marketing strategies...
1: Send a real letter 'by snail mail' to 20 delighted customers.
Thank them for their business and offer them a special reason to spend more money on some of your products and services. Make your offer time limited and very compelling. Cost to do this? About 20 minutes to write an interesting letter and maybe $20 in postage. Doing this tells customers you care about them and can often stimulate new sales.
2: Email 20 happy clients and invite them to answer three questions. What do they like most about using your business, what benefits have they enjoyed from using your products and services and why would they highly recommend them to other people? In exchange for giving you their feedback and permission to use it, offer them a small gift. This could be as simple as an Instant Kiwi Ticket with the chance to win up to $50,000. You will now have a number of great testimonials you can use in your marketing. Cost to do this around $20 if 5 clients respond to your email. Time to do this about 10 minutes.
3: Send something helpful and positive this week to 10 key centres of influence for your business. A centre of influence is someone who can potentially recommend a lot of new clients to you on a regular basis. Say something like this in the letter. 'Hi it's Jane here from XYZ business. I'm a big fan of reaching out to local businesses and seeing if I can add value in some way. On that note here is a positive article on XYZ I thought you might enjoy. (With my compliments.) Have a great week. Kind regards Jane Smith'.
Time to do this about 15 minutes and $10 in postage. You've now got 10 new business people who know you in a positive way.
4: Contact me using the email link near the end of this column. Tell me the two biggest marketing challenges that you would like to solve in your business. I'll email you back and arrange a time and date to chat on the phone with you for 10-15 minutes. In this chat I'll explain 4-5 marketing strategies you can use right now to solve these challenges.
There is no charge for this service provided you email me before 5pm on May 31st, 2013.
I'm offering this service as a special gift to Herald readers to celebrate the publishing of my 100th Herald marketing column this week.
You can see all of Herald columns here.
(I wrote my first Herald marketing column in May 2011 and I didn't know how popular it would become. Thanks for all the positive feedback over the last two years. I really appreciate it.)
Have a great week and I'll be in touch soon with more marketing ideas.
'The greatest amount of wasted time is the time not getting started.'
- Dawson Trotman
Action Step:
Write down 5 things you could do this week to get started with new marketing activities in your business. Put at least two of them into action.
Graham McGregor is a marketing consultant and the creator of the 396 page 'Unfair Business Advantage Report.' www.theunfairbusinessadvantage.com (This is free and has now been read by business owners from 27 countries.) You can email him at the link above.


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After hearing a talk by Muhammad Yunus, a Bangladeshi economist, about an innovative program to provide loans to beggars, Jessica Jackley Flannery became convinced that microfinance "was the coolest thing in the world." In 2004 she and her husband, Matt Flannery, went to Africa and began discussing how they could contribute to microfinance. In October 2005 they ran a pilot Internet trial with eight Ugandan entrepreneurs. The couple sent an email to people on their wedding guest list announcing the opportunity to lend—over the weekend all eight entrepreneurs were fully funded. The duo also sent out a press release that was posted on Daily Kos, and $10,000 was raised in one day. The first person-to-person micro-lending organization had been born. This case describes Kiva's operations and introduces the challenges that the organization faced as it pondered growth.


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S&P's downgrade may be more about political than financial risk - latimes.com
The credit ratings firm Standard & Poor's didn't enhance its tarnished credibility with its decision Friday to downgrade Treasury securities from "risk-free" AAA to AA+. Having seen no evil during much of the housing boom, S&P has flipped to the other extreme in regard to Washington's fiscal problems, declaring T-bills to be a less reliable investment than bonds issued by Luxembourg or the Isle of Man. Its overreaction prompted sell-offs in financial markets around the globe, causing billions of dollars worth of equity to evaporate.
Credit rating agencies are supposed to make judgments about financial risks, not political ones. And on financial terms, it's hard to justify even a slight downgrade on U.S. bonds. The 14th Amendment arguably requires that the Treasury pay bondholders ahead of any other creditor. Even with the enormous deficits the government has been running, Washington still collects far more money each month than is needed to stay current on its debt payments.
One of S&P's main complaints was that the $2.4 trillion to $2.7 trillion in deficit reduction that Congress and President Obama finally agreed to this month wasn't enough to stop the U.S. debt from growing relative to the size of the economy. Its initial analysis, however, was based on outdated budget projections that ignored previous spending cuts, throwing its calculations off by $2 trillion. Yet it stuck by its conclusions despite the error, suggesting that the data weren't as important as the politics.


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January 3, 2013
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"The main accomplishment of this bill was to make permanent most of the Bush tax cuts, and the Republicans seem to be ticked off about it and the Democrats are crowing about it. If you go back to 2007, this would have seemed like Alice in Wonderland," said Robert Bixby, the executive director of the Concord Coalition, a nonpartisan budget-watchdog group. "If you see it as an attempt to deal with the long-term structural deficit, it's a near failure."
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On the eve of the Fourth of July, Serena Williams stood alone as the last American in singles at Wimbledon. Her 6-3, 7-5 victory over Petra Kvitova ended the Czech's reign as champion under the Centre Court roof as glowering skies and sporadic rain made it another miserable day for players and spectators alike. But there was nothing Mardy Fish or Brian Baker could do to prevent a European takeover of the men's quarterfinals. Fish, one set up against athletic Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga overnight, played well but not well enough to prevent a 4-6, 7-6, 6-4, 6-4 defeat. Baker was simply outhit by Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber and lost 6-1, 7-6, 6-3. So with David Ferrer ousting Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro with surprising ease (6-3, 6-2, 6-3), the tournament's final eight are comprised of players from Serbia, Switzerland, Britain, Spain, France, Russia and two from Germany. Fish was not surprised. "It's the way the circuit is. It's a European-dominated sport right now." Sere...
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March 13, 2013
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Senior Evan King (Chicago, Ill./Kaplan) of the University of Michigan men's tennis team was named the Big Ten Conference Athlete of the Week in recognition of his perfect road trip last week, the conference office announced on Wednesday (March 13). The weekly accolade is the third for King this season and the ninth in his Wolverine career.
King extended his singles winning streak to 13 matches with a pair of victories on U-M's spring break trip, including a 6-2, 6-4 victory over Pepperdine's seventh-ranked Sebastian Fanselow on March 6. With the triumph over Fanselow, King became only the fifth Wolverine in program history to post 100 career singles wins. It also marked King's second top-10 win of the season. King, who is listed at No. 15 in the third edition of the 2013 rankings, is 10-0 in dual competition and 16-3 overall this season. He has faced ranked opponents in 13 of those 19 matches.
The senior also teamed with junior Shaun Bernstein (Plainview, N.Y./Old Bethpage JFK) to earn an 8-5 decision over Pepperdine's 27th-ranked doubles tandem of Finn Tearney and Francis Alcantara at the No. 1 doubles slot, helping the Wolverines claim the doubles point against the Waves. King and Bernstein are a team-best 6-1 in dual-match competition and come in at No. 8 in the latest ITA doubles rankings.
U-M kicks off Big Ten Conference dual-match competition this week, traveling to East Lansing to face Michigan State at 6 p.m. on Thursday (March 14) before wrapping up non-conference play at LSU at 2:30 p.m. CDT on Sunday (March 17).
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Hot Potato?
So I've been trying to get all my Co-Op Boosters to gold, and I've been succesful except for this last booster, Kickback Endurance - Co-op. It requires the medal "Hot Potato", and I'm given to understand that it's completely luckbased for getting it, but I've just done 10 Co-Op Arena matches in a row, and I didn't get a single Hot Potato Medal.
So I was wondering if there is an easy / easier way to get the Hot Potato Medals?
Re: Hot Potato?
Make sure you constantly hide in cover. This way, NPC's will often throw grenades at you to try to flush you out. Once you see an enemy getting ready to throw a grenade, quickly shoot him a couple times so he drops it and it blows him up.
I suggest doing this with a friend because that way they can hang off to the side and just make sure you don't get overwhelmed, since it would be best to just hide from the enemies rather than killing them and trying to get them to toss grenades.
This is also why I suggested doing it on easy. Since you're not going to be very aggressive.
I haven't leveled this up personally. I have only a handful of co-op boosters gold, just the ones I use. But this is probably the best way to get those certain medals.
Re: Hot Potato?
You can technically do this on your own with 2 controllers. Co-op adventure London Underground. The first few guys will throw grenades at you, so shoot them and you can get 1-2 medals each time, and once they stop and/or die, kill yourself and do it again. You can probably get bronze-gold in a couple games.
As for doing it in actual modes, just hide in cover, and when you hear them say like 'flush em out!" they are about to throw a grenade, shoot the guy that reaches for it, pulls the pin and throws it, you don't have to kill them, just shoot them once or twice. It doesn't have to kill them either, once they drop the grenade it counts. This can also be done with kickback bosses but is a tad harder to do so.
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I was helping a friend level up Kickback Endurance and what we did was go into Fort (co-op adventure) and hide in the truck at the very beginning. Just wait until an enemy gives a sign that he's about to throw a grenade and shoot him before he can. I find this a very easy method for leveling up Kickback Endurance.


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