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Spending time cooking with my kids is a win/win. They not only learn about basics in cooking and baking but they have to use math, reading and more. Drew and I recently made this treat for after school and they turned out delicious! Oh so melty, gooey and full of candy goodness. With a handful of ingredients and under ten minutes you get these amazing Candy Popcorn Treats with Rolos.
You could make these treats with a variety of add-ins. So if you don't like Rolos… no big deal, just switch them out for something else. If you love Oreos, crush them up and add them instead. Another easy, peasy recipe to add to your list!
- 12 c. popped pocorn
- 1 bag mini marshmallows
- 1½ c. sugar
- 1 c. butter
- ½ c. Karo syrup
- Chopped Rolos or alternative candy add in
- Butter a 9x13 dish and set aside.
- In a large bowl mix popcorn and mini marshmallows. Add chopped Rolos to popcorn.
- In a small pot, add sugar, butter and Karo syrup. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly.
- Pour hot syrup over the popcorn mix.
- Put into buttered 9x13 dish and cut into squares. (like Rice Krispy Treats)
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Hershey's Kisses
Junior Mints
Crushed Oreo Cookies
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Anorexic teen throws herself in front of train, scratched the word "fat" on her stomach
In a horrifying example of what body image issues can drive a young woman to do, a 15-year-old UK girl committed suicide by throwing herself under a speeding train.
Rosie Whitaker had been treated at a South London hospital anorexia unit, but her mom says she was still committing acts of self-harm--this final one being her last. The pathologist who conducted the autopsy on Rosie said that she had the word "fat" scratched on her stomach when she died.
"I told her I loved her and would speak to her next day. That was the last time I spoke to her," said Rosie's mother Vanier.
Driver of the train, Andrew Pagram, said that he saw something on the tracks, but couldn't make out what it was until it was too late.
"I couldn't see what it was. So many times you see that type of thing and it's a plastic bag so I decided not to brake but keep a look-out."
The next thing he knew, he was looking into the terrified face of Whitaker, who, according to a passenger that witnessed her leap in front of the train, screamed, "but not for long."
Pagram has been taking a leave of absence from work since the accident.
The 15-year-old had apparently been visiting various pro-suicide and self-harm websites before her death. Rosie's mom called the sites "grave dangers" and notes that Rosie was a warm and loving young woman.
"Rosie made those around her laugh. She didn't judge anybody. She cared for people."
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Mary Dennett
|Mary Coffin Ware Dennett
Mary Ware Dennett, ca. 1892–1896.
Courtesy of Schlesinger Library
|April 4, 1872
|July 25, 1947(aged 75)
Mary Coffin Ware Dennett (April 4, 1872 – July 25, 1947) was an American women's rights activist, pacifist, homeopathic advocate,[1] and pioneer in the areas of birth control, sex education, and women's suffrage. She co-founded the Voluntary Parenthood League, served in the National American Women's Suffrage Association, co-founded the Twilight Sleep Association, and wrote a famous pamphlet on sex education and birth control.
- 1 Biography
- 2 Women's suffrage
- 3 Birth control movement
- 4 Sex education pamphlet and trial under the Comstock Act
- 5 See also
- 6 Notes
- 7 References
- 8 External links
Early life[edit]
Mary Coffin Ware was the second child of four born to George and Vonie Ware. As a child, Mary was precocious, talkative, and assertive, "scolding [her older brother] for striking her, often quoting the Bible." [2] At age 10, her father died of cancer. Her mother supported the family by organizing European tours for young women. While her mother was away, Mary and her siblings often lived with their Aunt Lucia Ames Mead, a prominent social reformer. [3] Mary enrolled in the School of Art and Design in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in 1891 and graduated with first honors, then took a teaching position at the Drexel Institute of Art in Philadelphia in 1894. [4]
Marriage and children[edit]
Mary Coffin Ware married William Hartley Dennett, an architect, in 1900. They shared the ideal of the Arts and Crafts movement and shortly thereafter bought a farmhouse in Framingham. Together, they founded an architectural and interior design firm. In addition her work as an interior designer and guadamacile maker, Mary Dennett continued to lecture and write about the Arts and Crafts movement.[5]
The Dennett's first child was born in December 1900, after a difficult labor that nearly killed her. After another difficult labor, their second child was born in 1903 and died 3 weeks later. A third child was born in 1905, again after a difficult labor. This time the doctor told the Dennetts that they should not have any more children, but did not give them any information on birth control.[6] Later Dennett wrote of their lack of information on birth control:
I was utterly ignorant of the control of conception, as was my husband also. We had never had anything like normal relations, having approximated almost complete abstinence in the endeavor to space our babies." [7]
Divorce and notoriety[edit]
In 1904, Mary's husband Hartley Dennett began work on a house for a married couple, Dr. Heman Lincoln Chase and Margaret Chase.[8] Eventually, Hartley Dennett and Margaret Chase developed an extremely close relationship, culminating in Hartley Dennett moving out of his and Mary's house in 1909.[9] Concerned about the effect Hartley was having on their children, Mary Dennett filed for divorce in 1912, at the time an unusual and scandalous action. The Dennetts' divorce proceedings were a popular topic in the local newspapers, to Mary Dennett's great discomfort.[10]
Career as women's rights advocate[edit]
Motivated by both a desire to escape the unpleasant realities of her life as well as Hartley Dennett's refusal to financially support his children, Mary Dennett returned to working outside the home, but not in her previous career as an artist and interior designer. In 1908, Dennett accepted the position of field secretary of the Massachusetts Suffrage Association, beginning a long career in public advocacy for women's rights.[11]
Dennett worked for the cause of women's suffrage from 1910 to 1914, a period that marked the revival of the women's suffrage movement, which had stagnated during the previous decade. After several years of work for the National American Women's Suffrage Association, she became disillusioned with the organization and resigned from her position.[12]
Dennett co-founded the Twilight Sleep Association 1913, which advocated the use of scopolamine and morphine to allow women to have painless childbirth. Statistics showed that twilight sleep reduced infant mortality and the risk of injury and infection, due to reduced use of forceps. She served as acting president until 1914, then as vice president.[13]
When world war broke out in 1914, Dennett to join the Women's Peace Party, an anti-war movement.[14] In 1916, she served as field secretary for the American Union against Militarism, organizing meetings in several large cities.[15] Dennett's work to re-elect Woodrow Wilson (under the belief that he would not declare war) led to a respected job as executive secretary for the League for Progressive Democracy. She resigned after Wilson declared war in 1917.[16] She next co-founded and was employed by the People's Council of America, a socialist peace movement inspired by the Bolsheviks.[17]
In 1915, Dennett's name was again in the newspapers, against her wishes. Her ex-husband Hartley Dennett, his partner Margaret Chase, and her husband Dr. Chase extended a public invitation to Mary Dennett to, as one newspaper put it, "adopt the creed of harmonious love and form a quadrangle" with the three of them. Dennett feared the negative effect that her involuntary notoriety might have on the organizations she worked with and considered resigning from the Twilight Sleep Association.[18]
In 1914, Dennett met Margaret Sanger, a birth control advocate. Dennett was intrigued, but did not feel financially secure enough to join the birth control movement at the time.[19] In 1915, Dennett wrote a sex education pamphlet for her children, as the result of the lack of any existing educational material that met her standards, which included scientific correctness, sex-positivity, and discussion of the emotional side of sexual relationships.[20] The arrest of William Sanger in 1915 for distributing Margaret Sanger's birth control pamphlet catalyzed the birth control movement in the United States, and this time Dennett decided to get involved.[21]
Dennett co-founded The National Birth Control League in 1915 with Jesse Ashley and Clara Gruening Stillman.[21] In 1918, she became the NBCL's executive secretary and started a campaign to make birth control information legal, giving lectures and lobbying state legislatures to change the laws. During this time, her pamphlet on sex education, "The Sex Side of Life," was published. Later, as the NBCL faltered, she resigned as executive secretary and founded a new organization, the Voluntary Parenthood League, which focused on repealing anti-birth control information laws at the federal level. [22]
Women's suffrage[edit]
Dennett did not become active in the women's suffrage movement until her marriage began to break up. Later, she wrote, "I went into suffrage work, as perhaps you know, because I needed an anaesthetic at the time, and suffrage was the nearest thing at hand that was unconnected with my previous work." Dennett began her work as field secretary of the Massachusetts Suffrage Association, organizing lectures, rallies, sermons, cheap meals, speaking tours to gather signatures for petitions, and similar outreach efforts. Dennett's opinion on why women deserved the vote was simple: "Our basic principles that 'governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed' [...] undeniably imply the right of women to direct representation by the vote, since women are governed and women are people."[23]
In 1910, Dennett's success in Massachusetts led the National American Woman Suffrage Association to aggressively recruit her for the position of Corresponding Secretary, reporting to Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. At the time, the NAWSA was ineffective and riven by factional conflict, which many blamed on Dr. Shaw's leadership. Taking the job required Mary to move from Boston to New York City, a hardship for her since she couldn't afford to move her children with her. Dennett successfully resolved much of the internal conflict in NAWSA within a few months, while supporting Dr. Shaw. Many prominent NAWSA members credited Dennett with reuniting the NAWSA membership and turning the organization around. In 1910, Washington State granted women the right to vote, the first state to do so in 14 years.[24]
Later, Dennett became disillusioned with NAWSA after an unsuccessful attempt to reorganize to be more effective and what she saw as wasteful decisions overly influenced by wealthy donors. She resigned her position at NAWSA in 1914.[12]
Birth control movement[edit]
After William Sanger's arrest for distributing birth control information inspired a resurgence in the American birth control movement, Dennett co-founded The National Birth Control League in 1915 with Jesse Ashley and Clara Gruening Stillman.[21] Dennett decided to start by rallying public support to strike down laws restricting birth control information. Later, as the NBCL faltered, she resigned as executive secretary and founded a new organization, the Voluntary Parenthood League. [22] She used methods like lobbying and lectures to promote the cause.
Fight for "straight repeal" to allow birth control information[edit]
Beginning in 1919, Dennett focused on a "straight repeal" of the birth control provisions of the Comstock Act at the federal level, rather than state-by-state efforts. She lobbied Congress to simply remove the words "prevention of conception" from federal obscenity statutes.[25] Dennett repeatedly lobbied individual senators in person for a year before she found one willing to sponsor the bill, Senator H. Heisler Ball, a former practicing physician. However, he never introduced the bill.[26]
In 1921, Dennett changed her approach and decided to work directly with the postmaster general, whose responsibility it was to enforce the laws banning distribution of birth control information through the mails (although in practice this was not enforced).[27] Postmaster General William Hayes seemed sympathetic, but resigned before taking any action.[28] His replacement, Dr. Hubert Work, was adamantly opposed to birth control information, earlier stating that his opinions on birth control could be summarized as "sterilize all boys and girls who are unfit to become parents, and then let nature take its course unhindered."[29]
Dennett returned to lobbying Congress in 1922, pointing out that private opinion of members of congress must be in favor of birth control since the average number of children of a member of congress was 2.7. She continued to have difficulty finding sponsors for the bill, but in 1923 finally succeeded, when Senator Albert B. Cummins introduced the straight repeal bill in the Senate.[30] However, the bill made no further progress during that session, since Cummins was unable to succeed in getting the rest of the Senate to vote on it due to mass absenteeism when it came up for a vote.[31]
In the next session of Congress, Representative William N. Vaile sponsored the bill in the House of Representatives. However, it was also stalled continually and never came to a vote.[31] In addition, Margaret Sanger and her organization lobbied in favor of a version of the bill that would allow birth control information to doctors only, and lobbied against the "straight repeal" bill.[32] In 1925, Dennett gave up on passing the "straight repeal" bill and retired from her position at the VPL.[33]
Dennett achieved her goal in an entirely different manner in 1930, by winning an appeal of her conviction for distribution of birth control information under the Comstock Act.[34]
Sex education pamphlet and trial under the Comstock Act[edit]
Mary Ware Dennett captured the attention of the public and media for her sex education pamphlet, "The Sex Side of Life." Dennett wrote it in 1915 to educate her sons, because she was unable to find any adequate books on the subject. Many of the books on sex either contained inaccurate information or used fear and shame tactics to dissuade the youth from having sex. Therefore, she decided to write her own explanation using research and interviews with doctors. She passed the writing on to her friends with adolescent children. In 1918, it was published in Medical Review of Reviews, and a year later it was published as a pamphlet.
The pamphlet was twenty-four pages long. Dennett used scientific discussion of sex while also including the emotion side of sex relations. The pamphlet covered controversial topics including masturbation, sexually transmitted diseases, prostitution, and support for the use of birth control. Her views were considered radical for this time, because she was not promoting abstinence.
After fours years of being in circulation, the Post Office informed Dennett that the pamphlet was obscene, and therefore it was banned from being mailed under the Comstock Act. She continued to mail out the pamphlet after the Post Office ignored her inquiries of what parts of the pamphlet were obscene.
In 1928, she was indicted under the Comstock law for distributing her pamphlet, The Sex Side of Life, which explained human reproduction to adolescents. H. L. Mencken observed the proceedings. He had briefly praised Mrs. Dennett's book [35] in the May 1926 issue of The American Mercury, and took a sympathetic interest in her later legal troubles:
There is, of course, nothing indecent in that pamphlet; on the contrary, it is notably prudent and clean. The author wrote it for the instruction of her own young sons, and its superiority to most other such literature was so apparent that it was reprinted at length in a medical journal, and circulated in great numbers by clergymen, Y.M.C.A. secretaries, social workers, and other such chemically pure persons. This went on for four and a half years. Then Mrs. Dennett, who is engaged in birth-control propaganda, began annoying the wowsers of the U.S. Post Office by exposing their gross stupidity and disingenuousness in the enforcement of the Comstock Act, and they retorted by barring her pamphlet from the mails. No plainer case of the use of an idiotic law to punish an inconvenient critic could be imagined.[36]
Eventually a safe jury was empanelled by the prosecution "and Mrs. Dennett was quickly convicted, and Judge Burrows fined her $300. . . . Six months later the Circuit Court of Appeals, consisting of [Thomas Walker?] Swan, Augustus Noble Hand and Chase, JJ, set aside the verdict, decided that the pamphlet was so obviously not obscene that 'no case was made for submission to the jury,' and ordered Mrs. Dennett released from her bond." [37]
When the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit overturned her conviction in 1930, the Court set a legal precedent that took intent into account in the evaluation of obscenity. Dennett's trial was part of a series of rulings that culminated in the 1936 ruling in United States v. One Package of Japanese Pessaries, which exempted birth control information and materials used by physicians from obscenity laws.
See also[edit]
- ^ Chen 1996, p. 241.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 16.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 16-17.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 19, 23.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 45-51.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 49-56.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 56.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 57.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 93.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 112.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 130.
- ^ a b Chen 1998, p. 139-140, 147-148.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 150.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 168.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 189.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 195-199.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 200-201.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 177-178.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 166.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 171.
- ^ a b c Chen 1998, p. 180-181.
- ^ a b Chen 1998, p. 212.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 129-130.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 132-137.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 223.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 226.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 226-227.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 228.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 226,229.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 231-233.
- ^ a b Chen 1998, p. 233.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 235.
- ^ Chen 1998, p. 237.
- ^ Mencken 1930, p. 254.
- ^ H. L. Mencken, "The Literature of Sex," The American Mercury, v. 8, no. 29 (May 1926) 127.
- ^ H.L. Mencken, "The Smut-Snufflers," The American Mercury, v. 20, no. 78 (June 1930) 253.
- ^ H.L. Mencken, "The Smut-Snufflers," The American Mercury, v. 20, no. 78 (June 1930) 254.
- Chen, Constance M. (June 1996). The Sex Side of Life. Chicago Tribune. ISBN 1565841328.
- Mencken, H. L. (June 1930). "The Smut-Snufflers". American Mercury. 20 (78).
- Rosen, R. L. Dennett, Mary Coffin Ware. American National Biography Online, Feb. 2000.


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Week of August 26th
1) Show Your Stripes: Hiring Campaign for Vets
Looking for a dedicated employee who's highly trained? Are you a vet looking for a job? Our station is leading the I-Heart-Radio "Show Your Stripes" movement to support hiring vets. Visit www.iHeartRadio.com/showyourstripes, a website that connects veterans with employers and helps local businesses find candidates with the best training. Hire Smart. Hire Vets.
2) Travis Manion Foundation: Heroes Run
The Travis Manion Foundation and the 100 Club of Arizona are hosting the Heroes Run on September 7th to honor and benefit the men and women who gave their lives on 9/11. Registration info is at www.travismanion.org/tmf_911run_race/tempe-911-heroes-run/
3) Muscular Dystrophy Association: Donate Today
Make a donation to the Muscular Dystrophy Association at any Safeway location through September 3rd, and give hope to kids and help fund research to find a cure. Learn more at www.mda.org
4) Shrine Children's Hospitals:Shrine Circus
Every kid gets free admission to the Shrine Circus at West World September 13th, 14th and 15th. Come early for free face painting, balloon animals and more! For info on how to print your free ticket, visit www.azshriners.com.
5) United Food Bank: Kids Club Family Day
Join United Food Bank's Kids Club for a Family Volunteer Day on September 7th. Children and parents can get involved in a fun and safe project to help those in the Valley who need it most. Details are at www.unitedfoodbank.org
6) Phoenix Arizona Leukemia Society (PALS): Golf Tournament
Join the Phoenix Arizona Leukemia Society on September 28th for their charity golf tournament at the Phantom Horse Golf Course. Proceeds will benefit children receiving treatment for life threatening blood cancers. For details call Chrisy at 480-383-3503 or email email@example.com.
7) Beauty of a Bonzer Concert and Mega-Party
Buy your tickets now to the Beauty of a Bonzer concert and mega-party on September 21st and support five Valley charities including Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC), The Real Gift Foundation, Leadership Children's Foundation, Waste Not, and Boys Hope Girls Hope. For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.beautyofabonzer.com.


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How to get the local help documentation of Intel Parallel Studio 2011 within a non-English Visual Studio 2010 environment
By Jennifer J. (Intel), Updated
This is a computer translation of the original content. It is provided for general information only and should not be relied upon as complete or accurate.
Reference Number : DPD200159046
Version : 2011
Product :
- Intel® Parallel Studio 2011
- Intel® Parallel Advisor 2011
- Intel® Parallel Composer 2011
- Intel® Parallel Amplifier 2011
- Intel® Parallel Inspector 2011
Windows OS with non-English Microsoft Visual Studio 2010* only
Problem Description :
On a Windows system with non-English Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, after installing the Intel Parallel Studio 2011, when you access the help documentation from menu "Help -> Intel Parallel Studio 2011 -> Parallel Studio Help -> Composer Help or Amplifier Help or Inspector Help or Advisor Help" within Visual Studio 2010, you will get an error that the local help does not exist.
Resolution Status :
This is a known issue and the work-around is below.
- Open your non-English Visual Studio 2010, select the equivalent menu "Help -> Manage Help Settings"; The "Help Library Manager" dialog will be displayed as below in locale language:
- Select 4th item "Intell content from disk" on the list from above dialog; it will ask you to locate the help media (*.msha file), and you can find the following 7 help media provided by the Intel Parallel Studio 2011:
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Advisor\documentation\msvhelp\en\helpcontentsetup.msha
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Amplifier\documentation\msvhelp\en\helpcontentsetup.msha
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Inspector\documentation\msvhelp\en\helpcontentsetup.msha
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Composer\Documentation\msvhelp\1033\compiler_c\helpcontentsetup.msha
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Composer\Documentation\msvhelp\1033\idb\helpcontentsetup.msha
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Composer\Documentation\msvhelp\1033\ipp\helpcontentsetup.msha
- [install-dir]\Parallel Studio 2011\Composer\Documentation\msvhelp\1033\tbb\helpcontentsetup.msha
Select only one of the help media above, you will see another screen like below:
Scroll the horizontal-bar to the right, under the "Action" column, click "Add", and then click on the "Update" button. This will install the help media with Visual Studio 2010. When the installation is finished, you should be able to access this help documentation from menu "Help -> Intel Parallel Studio 2011...".
- Go-through step #2 again to install all the 7 help media.
- Then you can access the Intel Parallel Studio help within Visual Studio 2010.
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Counseling is a collaborative effort between the student and his/her counselor. Our goal is to provide an open, supportive, and confidential environment for the student to address problems. To schedule a first appointment, simply call our office at 253-833-9111 ext. 2460 or e-mail us at email@example.com
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Be an active participant. This is your counseling experience, so be as active as you can in deciding how to use the time. Be honest with the counselor and give her or him feedback about how you see the sessions progressing.
Be patient with yourself. Growth takes time, effort, and patience. All of your coping skills, behavior patterns, and self-perceptions have been learned and reinforced over a long period of time, so change can be difficult and slow at times.
Ask questions. Ask questions about the counseling process, any methods used by the counselor, or about any other services at CMHC. Your counselor is there to assist you.
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Specific mental health issues (traditional treatment methods):
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Almost lampooning the genre with some truly monumental cheesy lyrics, it's hard to take any of it seriously.Read more on Cut Copy Listen to Cut Copy on Spotify
Count them, go on... count every single half - nay quarter - decent Australian music act on the planet. Struggling? Thinking about adding Men At Work? Well have no fear, because thanks to Cut Copy the antipodes have a genuinely hot electronic act you can dance or dream the night away to.
Since their luxuriously listenable debut album 'Bright Like Neon Love', the band's profile has grown from also-rans to genuine challengers for the title of world's most exciting electronic artists. As such, much can be expected from new single 'Hearts On Fire', but sadly it disappoints on a number of levels. Almost lampooning the genre with some truly monumental cheesy lyrics, it's hard to take any of it seriously. Worse still are the lazy antiquated backing synths which are both uninspired and nauseatingly unlistenable. Sorry, but it's back to the drawing board for Cut Copy.


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Cal Lutheran Wins SCIAC Tournament to Clinch Spot in Division III Playoffs
Regals to find out pairings Monday
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – The Cal Lutheran women's basketball team can rest easy once again during selection Monday.
For the second straight year the Regals clinched an automatic berth into the NCAA Division III tournament by capturing the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament title.
Bolstered by 18 points from senior guard Jazmyne Porter, top-seeded CLU defeated No. 2 Chapman 59-54 in the championship game Saturday night at Gilbert Arena.
CLU (23-4) will find out its first-round NCAA tournament opponent Monday afternoon when the draw is released.
Last season, CLU captured the SCIAC tournament title as a No. 4 seed with both games on the road.
But this season CLU was able to celebrate its championship at home by virtue of capturing the SCIAC regular-season title for the first time since 2006.
CLU and Chapman (21-6) split the regular-season series, and CLU won the rubber match with a second-half rally.
CLU trailed Chapman 14-3 in the first half and 26-23 at halftime. But the Regals fought back to take a seven-point lead and held off Chapman by hitting free throws down the stretch.
The Regals finished 20 for 26 from the free-throw line, including 13 of 16 in the second half.
Channing Fleischmann scored 12 points and Starla Wright grabbed 10 rebounds for the Regals.
Kimi Takaoka led Chapman with 32 points on 11-of-21 shooting, including 5 of 12 from behind the 3-point line.
CLU managed to defend its SCIAC tournament title despite playing without senior guard Erica Whitley, who injured her knee in the regular-season finale last weekend against La Verne.
The St. Bonaventure High graduate was averaging 10.3 points, 6.8 rebounds, 2.7 assists and a team-leading 30.2 minutes per game for the Regals.


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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by mikhail1973, Apr 5, 2008.
Zetts deserved it. Although it was really a team effort. I'm so happy for guys like Chellie, DMac and Dom.
The first memory I have of sports is seeing the Old Red Barn down on grand River in 1966. I was only 3 but Ive been enamored with that Big Red winged wheel ever since. The handing off of the Cup is still the only moment in Sports that gets me tearyeyed! Long live the wings and thanks for making my year!!!!!!
I think I'll get some Wings tonite. How does it feel KCM.
A timely banner Scoe, as always...good job!
CBC announcer, "I don't think that uniform has changed since they came into the league.... and it's perfect..... the winged wheel, Detroit, Motown......"
Me and my wife had to replay those last 12 seconds three times just to make sure that goal didn't go in...then the overhead cam played it out for us and confirmed it... I even got my in-laws to watch the last three games as they had never seen a hockey game and they are in their 70's
I missed it. Good thing. I woulda' had a heart attack. Great job and congratulations Wingers!!!! We are proud of you!!!
Really good timing, too -- after the Pistons took another huge dump in the ECF. 'Bout time for Babsy; he's had some talented teams. This is quite key with the Pistons facing ????? next season and the Tigers completely sucking, I needed something as a Detroit fan to get me through the summer. Thank you, Red Wings. And congrats to Mikhail for keeping the faith during the Wings' lowest point in the season and through all the injuries. That dude never lost confidence. That's a pretty good fan there.
Way to go, Wings! Weird that they were the ones playing with desperation most of the last 10 minutes. Pittsburgh was totally gassed or something. A last-gasp shot by the Penguins skirted the goal line though, with Osgood just managing to keep it in play. Cindy Crosby completely disappeared, as he has pretty much the entire series.
Tremendous!! Four cups in eleven years. What a magnificent accomplishment.
What did I tell y'all? Wings took care of the business on the road. Way to go. Pistons should take notice. Lidstrom is still going strong, even though he already had 3 cups. He still has that fire burning.
I concur Zoo, I thought the injuries would linger into the first round and knock them out then, thanks Mik
u getting my eyes teared up again..... again, OZ...tahnks thanks for the banner, Wave My team.... my first love... Go Wings!
congrats wings :winner_first_h4h:
This is my favorite Hockey post of all time on this forum.
I was sooo young when i wrote that..it seems have u ever seen JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY? There's a scene where the swedish ganster, Marconi, is being tried by the DA in court. When the Da shows a rifle Marconi used in a murder, Marconi replied, "Whered u get dat, eh?"Thats the first thing that came to mind when I read thisTHANK U< BIG BRUTHA WAVE!!!
I sure hope every other Detroit pro sports player, manager, executive and down to the last popcorn and beer salesman at any Detroit park watched this game and learned what real champions are.
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'"I don't know. I don't know how everything will be," Campbell said after practice Monday. "In my view that was last year that happened, so you move on and whatever. We'll see. Everybody's looked at, seen it, knows it was a clean hit. He's back playing, which is good. Other than that, that's last year."'
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I have just finished a rebuild of my 350 engine. I replaced the old 600 cfm Quadrajet with a rebuit 600 cfm quadrajet purchased from Ecklers. The car starts and runs very smoothly, but I can not get the carb to kick down to a normal idle speed - it idles at a very fast speed. I am sure there is an adjustment for the idle speed, but I don't want to play with the carb without some guidance from someone who knows this carb better than me. Any help or suggestions on how I can adjust this idle speed, so that the engine kicks down after warm up to a slower normal idle speed would be greatly appreciated
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I'll give you a few things to check:
1) Make Sure that the fast Idle screw (looking in at Carb on left side) is not adjusted in to much. It may be keeping your throttle blades open. If the carb is off you can check the fast idle adjustment by setting the screw to where there is a 0.250 inch clearence between the throttle blades & housing.
2) Make sure you have a good throttle return spring.
3) Make sure the choke coil spring is not too tight. You want to make sure the choke linkage is not keeping the cam follower in the fast idle position. And that it is opening all the way. If it's too tight and you tap the throttle it falls back on the fast idle cam.
4) If you have a an electric solenoid on the carb (A/C equipped) make sure it is not holding the throttle open.
5) If all of this is okay then just back off the idle screw and see if it comes down. If it does not take a can of carb cleaner and spray around the carb to check for vacuum leaks.
6) To set the Air/Fuel mixture a basic setting is to turn the air screws in untill they LIGHTLY seat and then back them out 2 1/4 turns.
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Hi i am trying to add the start and stop button on http://slidesjs.com/ slider but it is not working
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I am use a featured list jquery plugin to create a slider for my template
but the problem is that it is scrolling but after one time scroll ,it not scroll back to the first and last item of the list, for example my slides start with the li name is tony start but afterscrol it it not back to the first item , its stop at second item of the list
If you not understand please see the demo and check the code there is 10 LI but after one time scroll its not come back to the first LI
Demo http://reallybesthost.com/f_images/index.html
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thanks a lot friends
i want to use css3 in my template but before i want to know what about the validation of my css and , themeforest will be approved my theme ?
i see various themes on themeforest, there rounded corners not working on IE7 but they are compatible with IE , as they written in their description , So how much i can use the css3 in my theme and it will be aprroved even it's will not work IN IE
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thanks for that but i want to create my own actually i want a slider in which i can implement the thumbnails on pagination
i want to add this script on the slider with fade effect script is here http://tympanus.net/codrops/2011/01/27/thumbnails-preview-slider/ help me please
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Here is a slide. http://www.slidesjs.com/
Hi guys i am trying to add pagination in this slider please help me
here is the demo
Hey thanks for you reply but it is not working
can you show me the css what i have to do
i remove the overflow:hidden fro,m #services-container and put it on .col-460 but not work
doitmax said
if you want to slide horizontal, just a quick tip for #services-container.
the container needs the width of all elements contained. Otherwise it can not be scrolled and the float left is not taking any effect.
remove the overflow from the #services-container and add it to the parent .col-460 which width and height should be the viewport of your slide.doitmax
Well i just wanna be add caption in this script , you can help me
i know the little bit jquery
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bigtreat saiddo you have any jquery knowledge? are you wanting it done for free or do you have a budget? no offense but says "help me now" sounds more like a demand, if you dont have a budget I suggest using google to find some jquery tuts, also check the tuts marketplace
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Yes i got the permission i can use it for commercial purpose means in my theme please help me now
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Before reading further I asume you want to package it into a theme for sale on TF.
The second link is broken…but I think I know what Tympanus tutorial you are trying to use.
Before you go further you should check licensing with Mary Lou or any other Tympanus members.
Don't put in hard work just to be taken down due to licensing.
I know they are saying the license is WTFPL , but I remember Mary Lou saying in a comment somewhere they would not like their tutorials being used in commercial purposes. Better check first.
-As a nota bene: I had a similar problem with an MIT licensed mega-menu. I packaged it in a commercial project thinking it was open-source, but the author really wanted it taken down. Even if the license was open-source and a very loose one like MIT , you should ALWAYS check with the developer.
Thanks for your help but it not work i floats left the target divs and set the axis: 'x' but not work check the styles


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I really don't know how you handle this heat in a bee suit or even a veil!
It's been nice talking to y'all from Tenn. Many blooming flowers around here.Today we head home. It has been nice and a busy time. We do well in this heat for about 30 minutes at a time! If you are 5 minutes east of the airport, maybe those were your bees I saw. We were staying on Donelson Pike, just a stone throw from the I40.I'm anxious to check on my bees and re-charge the marine battery I have hooked up to the electric fence. I know the battery has run out and am just hoping a bear hasn't wondered through in the meantime!
And here I am stuck between bama and Tennessee sharing the weather of both.
Home now! I'll check on the bees tomorrow. They are a 40 minute drive from home on a rural lot.FYI, for you heat freaks it is currently 68 degrees here at home.At first we couldn't figure out how you live in that heat, but now that we're back in to our cooler temps, we are realising that we had started to become accustomed to it. We are a bit chilled!AllenF.....if you mean Trois Rivieres in Quebec, that would be 6 hrs east of us, closer to where I grew up (in Montreal area)(there may be a place called Three rivers in other parts of Canada)Anyways it is fun to talk to you all while being in your neck of the woods!


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After patients are diagnosed with breast cancer, they undergo breast magnetic resonance (MR) imaging to determine if the cancer is located in more than one place in the breast. Breast MR imaging is a good option for this test because it has very high sensitivity (catches almost all breast tumors). However, breast MR is slow: it takes about two minutes to acquire one image, and is very low resolution. The points that make up the breast MR image are around 1 to 3 mm in size.
Dedicated breast computed tomography (or breast CT), a new way of imaging the breast, has been introduced in the last few years. Breast CT is an x-ray exam that uses 3D imaging to show the breast in its real three dimensional shape. Combined with the use of special chemicals called iodine contrast enhancement, breast CT can provide images of both the anatomy and the blood flow in the breast. As opposed to breast MR, breast CT is very fast. An image can be taken in 10 seconds, and has very high resolution. The points in the breast CT image are only 0.14 mm in size. The investigators propose to use breast CT instead of breast MR imaging to determine if the patient's breast cancer is located in more than one place. This is the first time anybody has proposed to use breast CT for this, so the investigators aim to test the feasibility of the idea with only 6 patients.
Since the patients will undergo breast MR as part of the standard of care, the investigators will be able to compare the breast CT images to the current standard, breast MR. This work will lay a foundation for performing this very important test before breast cancer treatment planning with a new, fast, high resolution imaging method, breast CT.
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|A Comparison Study of Contrast Enhanced Breast CT With MRI On Known Malignancies For Detection of Multifocal/Multicentric Disease
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- Women with suspected or confirmed pregnancy
- Women who have had bilateral mastectomy
- Women who are very frail and unable to cooperate
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First DH MTB Race of the year is in the books, pics and a poorly written story inside
Well, the first race of the year is in the books. It was just my fiance and I. One year ago this weekend I took her on a hike deep into the inbred infested wilderness of WV and asked her to marry me, and then we stayed with friends for the rest of the weekend and rode bikes and race. So in celebration of her tolerating me and still wanting to marry me a year later we decided just the two of us would head down and attend the race.
With that in mind we took the focus to save money on fuel compared to the truck. Terrible idea, the $150 in fuel savings was nice, but things were a bit tight in the packing department. . Unfortunately that means I also forgot some pretty important things, like our mud fenders for our bikes. Go Pro brackets/mounts/etc. Maybe that's why I raced better?
Hiding in the car is two full DH bikes under the comfortor, a cooler, food, clothes, helmets, body armour, etc.
Snowshoe is known for rain, slimy ass red clay, big rocks, and wet roots. It didn't disappoint. Here is our view from our condo. This was friday morning.
Friday was supposed to be a good day for my fiance to practice on the race course with out all the big crowds, give her a chance to find her lines, not get nervous as the fast guys rolled up on her, etc. Well with the rain, that didn't work out so well, her first run down the race course (after a few morning warm up runs) resulted in her doing a slip in slide on her face down a section of trail that looked like peanut butter. Friday ended up being a waste as far as riding goes.
Saturday we woke up to blue skies, We decided to do a course walk and check things out before the lifts started running. Unfortunately there is no cell service in the area and I forgot to tell my phone to stop searching for service, and I forgot the gopro in the condo, so I only got a few pics.
The lodge and village are on the top of the mountain, so here we are walking over to the race course.
Brad starting down the first corner, starting to dry up.
Road gap at the top of the course, you can definitely see how wet the clay was.
Looking down the first technical section.
Looking up the same section, My fiance on the left, our friend christina on the right.
Slimy corner after a jump heading back over to the woods.
Back in the woods, the line here is to hug the tree above Jessica, and come straight through and hug the tree below her, both rooty sections are about 3 foot drops. Steep.
Top rock garden, You can either take the line to the right through all the "little rocks" or you can go up on the big flat rock to the left and drop off the back over that little rock and chunk of grass. You have to clear about 2 ft to clear that small rock, and its about a 3-4 ft drop. Pretty fun, and a lot smoother than bouncing through all the small rocks. Easier on the arm pump.
Unfortunately my phone died and we didn't get any pictures of the next two rock gardens, this was probably only the top 1/3rd of the trail. Total trail length was just about 1.5 miles.
Bikes at the condo after a bath.
I finished 2nd in my division 2 seconds behind another Michigan rider from Traverse City. I got down the course in 5:50.
Jessica Finished first in beginner women. She was able to get down the course in 9:42.
Overall it was a great weekend. I haven't found any pictures of us yet from any of the photographers that were there, but if I do I'll be sure to share them as I am sure you all are on the edge of your chairs waiting for them.
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She rides a lot of cross country around here, but she also does a few women's weekends throughout the year as well. That has REALLY helped her confidence and made her a lot better rider.
A year ago she would have looked at this race course and laughed if I suggested she race, this year she took first place in her class and was actually looking forward to racing.
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Hey all, Haven't been around much, but I'm working on being back. I have a couple (few) questions that maybe somebody can help me with. It really might only boil down to one question in general. I hope I have posted this in the correct area, if not, please move it.
My GLfusion site is running on PcLinuxOS2007. I currently have close to 1TB of space for files, but the free space is separated throughout 5 drives. I want to use one of those drive (300gigs) for filemgmt. The main reason for doing this is my main server install resides on a 7gig partition. I need more space as I have about 100gig to upload now.
I have checked the apache documents, which is actually greek to me. I was able to get the site setup on another drive, but, that's not what I wanted. I want the site to stay where it is and the files I upload to be accessible through glfusion on another drive.
Does that make any bit of sense? My brain has melted the past couple days due to this.
Any help would be appreciated.
I don't know a lot about Apache configuration so this may be bad advice: Investigate the ln program in you Linux man pages.
Thanks. I went ahead and moved the whole site over to the drive. Seems to be working real good, for now.


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I have a one year old GSD mix. I think its a mix because it have a very thin tail and very short hair with no undercoat. When we got him is was a bit thin but that wasn't realy a concern.
We fed him for a year, twice a day, with Kirkland Supper Premium Puppy food ( the yellow bag). Of course he grew, he is a good size bu i think he is very thin.
Now, he is 12 months- i weight him today - 82 lbs. 3 Weeks ago we switched to the Kirkland Premium ( green bag). I chose Kirkland because dogfoodadvosor says it has 4 stars and almost no additives.
We have been to the vet- no worms. The vet just says he is naturally skinny.
What are your suggestions.
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He does look a little skinny but 82 lbs on its own doesn't mean much. That's actually more than the normal weight for his age IIRC
Does he have a good appetite?
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yes, most of the time he eats well. He is a mix ( dont know with what though) so maby that accounts for his skinny.
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A mix wouldn't have anything to do with him being skinny. He can have a different shape but the fact that his bones are showing have nothing to do with his breed.
From the pics he doesn't look mixed. But I'm not an expert.
Kirkland is not the worst dog food but not the best either. But many dogs keep their weight even on cheaper kibble.
I'm not sure. Maybe someone has some ideas. If you feel like he doesn't like his food then try feeding real meat for a while and see what happens. But if you're saying he eats normal then to the vet.
How much do you give a day?
ETA the pics are not the best but I think I see his back bone.
Are his ribs visible? On the pic they're not
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Some dogs are just naturally slim. You want to keep the hourglass shape, and feel the last 2 ribs. If you can take a picture from above so his shape can be seen, would be easier to say if to slim or skinny.
FWIW, Woolf almost 4 yrs old, bit taller then average, stays at a steady 70 lbs. Slim, but a very good weight for him.
Don't go by weight numbers, go by body condition. In GENERAL, 82 lbs at a year old would actually be a very large dog. But, if your guy is tall as it looks like he is (I have a very tall dog as well), it's misleading. Bear in mind that at a year old, he's going to be tall/gangly/awkward-teenager-ish, especially if he doesn't have a lot of muscle developed. When you run your hands down his sides, what do you feel? A good rule of thumb is that you should be able to JUST feel his ribs- like what your knuckles feel like when you lay your palm flat. It's hard to tell from the pictures, but nothing stands out as "very thin." Can you post one looking straight down at him standing- so we're looking at his back?
My male GSD is over the breed standard in height by 2-2.5 inches and he weighs 85 pounds, he is tall and lean.
I don't see a lot of bone (like ribs and vertebrae) showing and he has some very good leg muscles. It also helps to rotate the pictures so we don't have to tilt our heads to look!
The lack of coat does make him look thinner than a dog with similar size but there is no depth to the chest so I am not sure how much bigger you can expect.
If he was neutered too young, before he was done growing, he will probably stay tall and lankly looking. The hormones in the reproductive system help regulate growth. Tells them when to stop/start in certain body areas. When those are removed before the animal is done growing, you can sometimes get taller than they are supposed to be and not as heavy bone developement. He really doesnt look mixed to me though. Also, GSD's are known for maturing slowly. Not being fully grown and filled out until after 4 years of age. At least in the working lines. The American showlines are bred to be large and fully developed early for better showing in the ring. This is just from my personal experiences, I am sure there are exceptions.
82LBS sounds fine to me. How tall is he? My last boy [WGSL/WL] was 82lbs, 28"-29" tall at 1 yr. At over 2yrs he was 29"+, 101lbs plush coat and very nicely built. As a senior he was about 95-98lbs. Another one of my GSDs [USASL/WGSL] had a shorter hard wire straight coat.
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The following remarks were delivered on May 2, 2011, the day after the beatification of Bl. John Paul II, at the Vatican/Bloggers MeetUp in Rome. You can hear non-translated audio of both panels here (where this may be found at about the 31 minute mark) and here. An abundance of blogger assessment of this meeting can be found here.
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What immense joy! Today we are in thanksgiving for the beatification of Bl. John Paul II, a pope who had an actor's savvy understanding of media, messaging and the power of an image.
And his holiness was proclaimed by our dear Papa Benedict XVI, who—to the surprise of some—has been very quick to appreciate the transformative effect of social media upon how the world receives and processes information, both for better and worse.
Even as more-mainstream media outlets attempt to downplay blogs and blogging as being a force for nothing much beyond self-promotion, the pope has been ahead of the curve, urging priests, religious and lay folk to embrace social media as a powerful means of evangelization, and a source of Catholic clarity in a very noisy, confused and divided world.
Catholic clarity, of course, cannot be disseminated without a measure of charity, and charity can sometimes be the biggest challenge we face in new media.
The Internet is a place without genuine boundaries. Unlike a magazine, its ideas are not contained between two covers with defined limits; unlike a television or radio broadcast, it is not subject to the constraints of time, or, for that matter, reliant upon sponsorship and underwriters.
Such expansive freedom is both a gift and a terrible temptation to our egos, a force for disorientation and therefore a true battleground for souls.
If I may use an illustrative example, take the scourge of pornography.
This is a temptation of human objectification and imagination that has always existed, but previously a personal indulgence in this area has been necessarily constrained.
Someone who has been lured into the pages of a pornographic magazine may find their imagination ignited in a particular way but only, so to speak, cover-to-cover.
The internet, however, has no endpage; it accesses the infinity of the human mind and then assists in ego-driven distortions, and so a user of pornography, for example, is able to indulge deeper and more perverse imaginings, without ends.
He can even find fellow travelers with whom to chat and establish forums of discussion, where the ego can begin to believe that what is disordered has become normalized.
In a frequently visited echo chamber, the voice of the same eight people can begin to sound first like 80 people, then like 800 people, until one falls for the illusion that "everybody" thinks as you do, that you are "mainstream" when in fact you have traveled to the farthest margins of your humanity.
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Issue: Amendment 59, which would modify Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights and education funding requirements.
Analysis: To understand why this vote it a big deal in Colorado, you have to know the history. I covered it in a recent article for Governing:
In 1992, voters there approved a Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR), the strongest such law in the nation, which limited year-over-year state revenue increases to a formula based on population growth plus inflation. In 2000, Colorado voters approved another initiative, which mandated that per-pupil education spending increase at the rate of inflation or faster, regardless of the state budget situation. Together, those initiatives create rigid requirements and conflicting priorities that drive state budgeters crazy. "We're one of the only states," says Andrew Romanoff, the speaker of the Colorado House, "where the constitution requires simultaneous revenue reductions and spending increases."
What Amendment 59 would do is remove both the limits on revenue increases in TABOR and the requirement to always increase education funding (it would also create savings accounts for education). Romanoff is its biggest supporter. The battle over Amendment 59 is a reprise of a fight three years ago, which temporarily lifted some of TABOR's requirements. While the issue it still hot --with most Democrats supporting Amendment 59 and most Republicans adamantly opposing it -- it's not getting quite the attention it did in 2005, in part because of the presidential election and U.S. Senate election in Colorado. It's hard to say whether a lower profile helps or hurts the measure.
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Martha's Turkey Meatloaf Sandwich
Martha's turkey meatloaf sandwich makes a delicious -- and healthy -- lunch the whole family will love.
- Servings: 1
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, February Winter 2008
- 1 tablespoon ketchup
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
- 1 Portuguese roll, split
- 1 slice cooked Best Turkey Meatloaf
- Iceberg lettuce
Mix together ketchup and mayonnaise and spread on cut sides of roll. Place meatloaf and lettuce on bottom half of roll. Top with remaining half, cut side down, to make a sandwich.