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1. A sturdy backing is needed for the aluminum foil drawing. Old matte board is good, but any smooth chip board would do. Cut the board into 5″ x 7″ rectangles
2. Distribute a board, glue stick and many colored Sharpie markers. Tear or cut a rectangle of aluminum foil about 7″ x 9″ for each student. The students cover one side of the board in glue, and then center and wrap the foil around it with the shiniest side out.
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The dollar offsetting yesterday's drop
The dollar gained slightly in today's Asian session, after falling to a three weeks low against majors yesterday amid an absence of fundamentals from major economies. The USDIX that tracks the dollar's strength against a basket of currencies, inclined slightly to record a high of 77.30 and a low of 77.07, and it is currently trading around 77.16.
The euro dollar pair declined in today's Asian session after three days of gains, recording a high of 1.4507 and a low of 1.4453, having the union currency trading around 1.4490. The pair is trading between a resistance of 1.4620 and a support of 1.4430, and momentum indicators on the daily charts are supporting the upside.
Regarding the pound dollar pair, it fell slightly to record a low of 1.6060 and a high of 1.6108, having the royal currency trading around 1.6090. The pair failed to breach the resistance level of 1.6200 yesterday and today it is trading between a support of 1.5960 and a resistance of 1.6240. However, the stochastic oscillator on the one hour and daily charts are supporting the upside, while on the four hour chars it is saying the pair is moving towards an oversold area.
Finally, the dollar inclined against the Japanese yen recording a high of 92.41 and a low of 91.80, and the pair is currently trading around 92.25. The pair is heading towards an oversold area according to the daily stochastic oscillator that is giving signs for an expected decline. Yet, the pair is trading between a support of 91.25 and a resistance of 93.40.


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First off I'm uber new to this forum and forgive me if I'm posting this in the wrong forum, but I had to start some where.
I want to take up mma in order to give my life a kick start, to get back the fitness I had, to eventually whether it takes five years to compete in anyway in mma/cage competitions.
I've got no MMA experience, 100% nothing.
I've done taekwondo and Thai boxing but far to long ago to of made any difference.
I was in the army, and the royal marines for a total of nines years, so I'm quite a robust individual, ans as of now I'm in general condition weights five times a week with some moderate cardio.
How ever...I'm 31.
Am I pissing in the wind? Or do you really have to be a young spritely chicken to start from the bottom?
Local MMA gym to me is gladiator gym ran by Ross pointon to which I'm gonna pop Down to have a chat to him in the next few days.
Can I have your thoughts please?
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The Jordan, Knauff & Company (JKC) Valve Stock Index was up 18.6 percent over the last 12 months, above the broader S&P 500 Index which was up 16.2 percent. The JKC Pump Stock Index was up 22.9 percent for the same time period.1
The Institute for Supply Management's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) registered 55.7 percent in August, its highest reading since June 2011. The New Orders Index increased by 4.9 percentage points to 63.2 percent and has risen steadily since a May 2013. Comments from the companies surveyed ranged from slow to improving business conditions depending upon the industry.
The JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI rose slightly in August to 51.7 percent from July's 50.8, showing overall growth in global manufacturing for the eighth consecutive month. Production rose for the tenth month in a row, while the rate of new order growth rose to a 30-month high. The rate of increase in manufacturing output climbed to its highest since 1994 in the U.K. and hit a two-and-a-half year high in Japan. However, broad-based weakness was reported in a number of emerging markets including India, Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia, Vietnam and Brazil.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis revised the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) annual growth rate for the second quarter of 2013 to 2.5 percent from its earlier estimate of 1.7 percent. The revision was primarily the result of rising exports, consumer spending and real estate spending. The GDP growth rate was 1.1 percent in the first quarter, 2013. All economic news is being carefully watched for signs of when the Federal Reserve will begin slowing its bond buying program.
An increase in unplanned liquid fuels production disruptions in August combined with peak summer demand and rising concerns over the conflict in Syria and its regional implications, contributed to a tighter world oil market during the month. Unplanned disruptions reached an estimated 2.7 million barrels per day in August, the highest level since January 2011. OPEC producers accounted for 2.1 million barrels per day of these outages, the highest level since at least January 2009 when the Energy Information Administration (EIA) began tracking this information.
On Wall Street, August was a turbulent month because of concerns regarding the Federal Reserve's plans to cut back on monthly bond purchases. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 4.4 percent but is up 13 percent for the year. The S&P 500 Index was down 3.1 percent for August but is up 14.5 percent for the year. The technology focused NASDAQ Composite Index lost only 1 percent during the month and is up 19 percent for the year.
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"Please, Nicky, stay here" Vergil practically begs Nicky. "I really want to make sure you're safe"
"I am safe." Nicky said quietly. "I'm perfectly safe."
"Nicky, please..." Vergil whispers as he looks in her in the eyes.
Nicky wouldn't meet his eyes, keeping turned away. "I'm safe."
"Nicky..." Vergil whispers, practically whimpering. "I'll go check on your clothes" Vergil whispers while heading to the laundry room.
Nicky took a shaky breath, closing her eyes and hugging herself.
Few minutes later, Vergil returns with her clothes folded. "Here they are, all clean" Vergil says in a mixed of anger and sadness tone, and his eyes swirlmwith the colors of blue and red. Almost if they're trying to turn purple.
"Please don't be upset." Nicky whispered, staring at the floor. "I'm safe, I promise. I just...I can't..."
"You can keep the clothes you're in, if you don't feel comfortable, you're welcome to change" Vergil says as he sits down on the couch.
((I am so, so sorry. I've been at a convention and busy and...blah. Forgive me?))
"I-I'd rather change." Nicky whispered.
((I'll only forgive you if you forgive me for working so much in the past 3 days)) "You know where the bathroom is" Vergil says while just watching the T.V.
((Of course you're forgiven. :) I know how it is. :) ))
Nicky shuffled to go to the bathroom, carrying her freshly cleaned clothes.
Vergil continues to watch t.v.
Nicky was quick to change before limping out. "Can you take me home now please?"
Vergil sighs deeply "I guess.." he says as he turns the t.v. off
"I'll be safe." Nicky whispered. "I just have to do my homework and make sure my dad is okay."
Vergil grabs his keys and heads for the door "I did your homework while you were asleep last night"
Nicky blinked. She rarely had enough time to study properly and was failing most of her classes. So being told she didn't have to worry about homework for right now was a relief.
Vergil opens the door for Nicky, but barely says a word still.
"Are...are you upset?" Nicky asked quietly. Looking down.


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All the web apps in the world won't help you when your PC breaks down or falls prey to a particularly nasty piece of malware and refuses connect to the Internet. A properly loaded USB drive, on the other hand, can be a machine saver. And when your grandma calls with a dire PC emergency, you'll be glad to have an always-ready "ninja drive" to slip into your pocket as you run out the door.
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The first thing you'll want to install on your drive is PortableApps--a free, open source platform for installing desktop applications on removable media, like a USB drive. PortableApps manages the installation of new portable software on your USB drive, and also acts as a frontend when you're actually using the USB drive, letting you easily browse and launch applications.
PortableApps maintains a list of hundreds "portable" versions of popular free programs, designed to work without installation. You can find the full list here.
Each of the following apps with the word "Portable" in their title is available for the PortableApps platform. You can download them at the links provided, or just start PortableApps and click on Apps > Get More Apps. You'll see a large list of applications appear. Just check the ones you want and click Next to download and install them all automatically.
Chrome Portable
Even though it's not a maintenance application, strictly speaking, a mobile browser is a great inclusion on your emergency thumb drive. Why? A lot of malware targets your web browser, so it's one of the most likely components of your system to be out of commission, or otherwise compromised. Chrome's sandboxing security feature and Safe Browsing functionality--which guards against malicious websites and downloads--make it one of the better options for mucking around on a potentially infected system.
Spybot Search and Destroy Portable
If your computer is running slow because of malware, Spybot S&D should be the first (and often last) weapon in your arsenal. It's one of the oldest and best spyware removal suites around, and should be able to weed out most malware on even the slowest of machines.
ClamWin Portable
ClamWin is a Windows graphical interface for the Clam open source antivirus engine. It doesn't provide real-time scanning like you'd get in an installed antivirus application, but the portable versions provides powerful on-demand virus scanning for any suspicious files.
Many unofficial tech support geeks consider Malwarebytes to be a go-to malware scanning solution, but it doesn't offer a portable version. You can, however, save the Malwarebytes installation file to your emergency drive and unpack the app directly onto the maligned PC after you've taken a first pass at badware using ClamWin and Spybot portable. A second opinion never hurts when you're dealing with viruses.
Kaspersky TDSSKiller
If you've tried running malware removal programs like Spybot Search and Destroy but your computer is still exhibiting malware symptoms like bogus error messages and browser hijacking, you might be dealing with a rootkit. Rootkits are designed to conceal malware running on your system, and can be very hard to detect themselves. If you suspect your computer might be infected with one, try running TDSSKiller, a rootkit scanner from Kaspersky. Just leave the .exe file on your thumb drive, and run it on the infected computer--it will find and remove most rootkit malware.
Even if you're not trying to uninstall whole programs, deleting files can prove to be a challenge--especially when you're dealing with an infected system. Windows might tell you that access is denied to a file, or that another program or user is currently using it, or otherwise tell you that the file you want gone isn't going anywhere at all.
FileAssassin lets you get around those roadblocks, and delete any file you want. Make sure you really want it gone, though, because it's going to be.
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TORONTO/MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canadian hedge fund West Face Capital is pushing SNC-Lavalin Group Inc to sell its stake in Ontario's 407 toll highway, a move that could fetch the engineering and construction company more than C$5 billion ($3.83 billion), according to two sources familiar with the process.
West Face is an SNC shareholder but has not disclosed the size of its holding. SNC owns about 17 percent of the 407, which many investors see as a non-core asset.
Stretching from the Ontario cities of Burlington to Pickering, the 407 is a 108-km (67-mile) electronic toll highway that runs north of Toronto. It is in the midst of expansion projects aimed at improving its growth profile and value.
SNC could begin the process of selling its 407 stake as early as later this year, said the sources, who declined to be identified because the matter is not yet public.
SNC-Lavalin spokesman Louis-Antoine Paquin said on Tuesday that the company "continually reviews all opportunities that would be accretive to the company and improve value for shareholders." West Face declined comment.
The push to sell the Ontario toll road comes after West Face in 2013 called for SNC's sale of AltaLink, Alberta's largest regulated electricity transmission company. SNC sold its stake in AltaLink to Berkshire Hathaway Inc's energy unit for about C$3.1 billion in 2014.
Other investors in the 407 are Cintra Infraestructuras Internacional S.L., a unit of Ferrovial S. A., and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
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Villa in Chayofa, Nr. Los Cristianos, Tenerife, Canary Islands - 5 Minute Drive From Los Cristianos
This lovely three bedroom detached villa offers good quality accommodation and has its own private swimming pool. The villa is spacious and comfortably furnished to create a relaxing stay. There is English TV and a selection of books, DVDs and CDs for your use whilst in the villa. Chayofa is a small peaceful community, a 5 minute drive from Los Cristianos and 10 minute drive from Las Americas. There are a few lovely restaurants, an English pub and a small supermarket within walking distance of the villa.
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what a great find
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Guestbook comments from the owner
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Just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you so much for letting us stay in your villa.
We had a fantastic time and the villa is absolutely gorgeous with everything you could possible want.
Thoroughly enjoyed all that Chayofa and Tenerife had to offer, the trip just wasn't long enough! We will no doubt be looking to return in the future.
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Just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you so much for letting us stay in your villa.
We had a fantastic time and the villa is absolutely gorgeous with everything you could possible want.
Thoroughly enjoyed all that Chayofa and Tenerife had to offer, the trip just wasn't long enough! We will no doubt be looking to return in the future.
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loved this villa and everything in it.Even had a dvd library cd library and a choice of over 100 books to read, Everything you need is here from dishwasher to washing machine. beautiful heated pool. Lovely tapas bar and restaurant nearby also friendly pub. already talking about 2 holidays there next year
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A nice well appointed villa that we really enjoyed staying in. The steps up from the main gate are quite steep and hard work with luggage and the steps to/from the pool are a little narrow. The drains in the main bathroom were quite pungent and there was no change of bedding or towels in the week we were there. The outside area needed a good clean but I understand this was due to strong sand winds just before we arrived. Parking outside can be difficult at times. None of these points would stop us returning
Clean, comfortable & perfect location.
Very rarely you go to a villa and it is exactly the same as the pictures! Perfect location with stunning views and within walking distance to 2 beautiful restaurants!
Comfortable beds and very clean villa & pool.
Thank you for a lovely stay, can't wait for my next visit!
A perfect villa for an amazing holiday
A perfect villa in the sun, location was excellent enjoyed the local restaurants and bars, very reasonable prices. The villa was clean and maintained well. Furniture and overall villa very good quality. Loved the walk in shower! Perfect having your own pool and sunbeds to relax in the sun. Couldn't think of one bad point! Will definitely recommend it to friends and family. And looking forward to returning in April 2017.
Beautiful villa and excellent location
Absolutely beautiful villa, tastefully decorated with lovely garden and pool . Location was excellent, with lovely local restaurants only a few minutes walk. Owners leave a book with details of bus times, restaurants and other local activities which was extremely useful. I had a lovely stay and will definitely go back.
We cant wait to come back!
We came as a family of 6 to spend New Year. The party consisted of 2 senior citizens and 4 adults. It was great to get away as a family. The villa was brilliant. The pool didn't seem warm enough and we called the number in the book and it was sorted the same day! It was immaculately kept and when the heating was sorted it was like being in a warm bath....beautiful!! The view was lovely of both the sea and the mountains. We hired a car but actually only used it to shop so when we return we wont bother again. Taxies are regular and cheap. In the evenings the men wondered up to the restaurants just up the hill. We also ate up there a couple of times. Everything was clean and tidy and we had all we needed. We saw New Year in on the beach in Los Christianos. We are sad it is booked next New Year already so We are planning to return in Sept. Thank you for such a lovely stay!
Activity and Interests
5 minutes by car to Los Cristianos beach.
The nearest airport is Tenerife South (TFS) which is a 20 minute drive.
The villa is set back from the main road leading to Los Cristianos. It is a 5 minute drive to Los Cristianos and 10 minutes to Playa de Las Americas.
Although it is recommended you hire a car, if you do not wish to do so the buses stop at the road in front of the villa and the local taxis are very reliable.
Within walking distance of the villa are some nice restaurants, an English pub and a small supermarket.
A large heated pool for use by all Chayofa residents is a short walk from the villa.
Los Cristianos is a 5 minute drive where you will find golden sandy beaches shops and restaurants.
Las Americas is a 10 minute drive and has a nice beach and plenty of shops. There are plenty of restaurants and lively bars which are open till late.
Further Details:
In Chayofa itself and within walking distance of the villa are some nice restaurants, an English pub and a small supermarket.
La Finca Chayofa is a lovely Spanish restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating and entertainment most evenings.
Tasca del Arte does the most amazing Spanish tapas and is definitely worth a visit. Here you will mingle with the locals and once you have tasted the food you will be sure to go back!
La Estancia serves French-Mediterranean cuisine and has won many awards. It is meant to be one of the best restaurants on the island.
It is worth a visit to the new Regency Country Club with its exotic Bali theme. Pop in for a drink and some lunch. They have lots going on there, both during the day and evening. Internet access is available here. Chayofa Country Club is also nearby. There is a cash machine located here.
The Tree House is the new English pub. There is entertainment most evenings. Food on offer ranges from curries to Sunday roast.
A few minutes drive from Chayofa is Park Las Aquilas (Jungle Park), a fantastic zoological and botanical park with over 75,000 square meters of jungle, over 500 animals, walking paths with tunnels, waterfalls, lagoons, and caves, as well as the amazing bird of prey show.
Loro Parque (Parrot Park) in the North of the island is one of the island's biggest attractions. It is home to 700 animals as well as a huge aquarium, children's playground, botanical gardens and the incredible "Planet Penguin".
For water fun visit the Thai-themed Siam Park, one of the best water parks in Europe or Aqualand with it's amazing dolphin show. Take a whale/dolphin spotting boat trip, go jet-skiing or parascending, diving or BOB diving using an underwater scooter!
Enjoy a game of golf, go up Mount Teide in the cable car, get the ferry over to La Gomera or do a jeep safari. Visit Los Cristianos Sunday market or one of the many shopping centres.
The list of thing to do just goes on ....
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
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|Additional Nights
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24 Dec 2017 - 31 Dec 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
My Standard Rate
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Once full payment has been received you will be sent final details including the code to the key-safe where the front door key is stored.
Changeover Day:
Check-in is from 3pm and check-out by 10am.
A late check-out may be available depending on villa availability and can only be done with prior agreement.
There is no set changeover day.
Notes on prices:
Pool heating is available in the Winter months at a cost of £25 per week.
Cots and high chairs can be hired for £20 each per week.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 50% refund for cancellations more than 7 days before check-in date.
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 14 days before check-in date.
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Property Type
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- Air Conditioning
- Iron & Board
- Living Room ...
- Parking
- Washing Machine
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Music Library
- Stereo
- Television
- Video Library
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
- Private Pool
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- beach
- village
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- The en-suite bathroom contains a large corner bath, vanity unit with 2 wash basins and mirror, WC, bidet, separate shower cubicle and hair dryer. Family bathroom consists of a shower cubicle, WC, bidet, vanity unit with wash basin and mirror.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 6 (3 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1 has a double bed, en-suite bathroom and patio door to upper terrace. Bedroom 2 has a king size bed. A safe is located in this room. Bedroom 3 has two single beds. Plenty of storage space and air-conditioning in all bedrooms.
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- Garden
- Barbecue
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- children welcome
- pets not allowed
- non smoking only
- Notes on accommodation: Air-conditioning is available throughout. A safe is provided. A small welcome pack awaits your arrival consisting of tea, coffee, sugar, milk and water. Our English management company are located nearby in the unlikely event of any problems and a contact number will be made available. An information file is available in the villa with useful details for your stay and ideas of local tourist attractions. No smoking allowed in the villa. No pets allowed in the villa. Outside: The lower terrace has a lovely private swimming pool and patio area with sun beds. There is a large parasol to provide shade from the hot sunshine. The garden enjoys tropical trees, flowers and shrubs. The upper terrace has a table and 6 chairs, ideal for sitting outside for your meals and enjoying the stunning views. There is a BBQ on the lower level. Utility Room: The utility room contains a washing machine, clothes horse, iron and ironing board. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Villa and garden prepared to a high standard for each booking. Towels and linen provided. Pool towels not provided. Mid-term clean and linen change can be provided for bookings over 10 days. The pool maintenance man and gardener come every Friday.


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Hernando Pizarro Vargas, Conquistador español
|Trujillo, Cáceres, España
|Died in Trujillo, Cáceres, España
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About Hernando Pizarro Vargas, Conquistador español
Hernando Pizarro y de Vargas (born between 1478 and 1508, died 1578 or 1608) was a Spanish conquistador and one of the Pizarro brothers who ruled over Peru. He ultimately died in Spain of severely extended age, contrary to his brothers who all suffered a violent fate.
Hernando was born in Trujillo, (Extremadura), Spain, son of Captain Gonzalo Pizarro y Rodríguez de Aguilar (senior) (1446-1522) - who as colonel of infantry served in the Italian campaigns under Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, and in Navarre, with some distinction - and wife Isabel de Vargas.
Pizarro Brothers As one of the Pizarro brothers, he was related to Francisco, Juan, and Gonzalo Pizarro. He had two full sisters, Inés Pizarro y de Vargas, who married but did not have children with Francisco's only legitimate son, and Isabel Pizarro y de Vargas, married to Gonzalo de Tapia. Through his father, he was second cousins to Hernán Cortés.[1]
The New World Unlike his other brothers, his birth was legitimate, and he was educated and gained influence in the Spanish court. In 1530 Hernando departed for the New World with his half-brother, Francisco Pizarro, and accompanied him during his conquests in Peru. In 1533 Hernando was sent back to advance the Pizarro interests against Francisco's uneasy partner, Diego de Almagro, as Hernando had the best connections in the Spanish court. When he returned to Peru, he ruled with his other half-brothers (Juan and Gonzalo Pizarro) over the prized Inca capital of Cuzco. Governing with an iron fist, he helped with the eventual suppression of Inca uprisings led by Manco Capac.
Cuzco After Diego de Almagro returned from Chile on a fruitless gold-seeking expedition, he found that Hernando and his brothers were in control of Cuzco. However, as he had not obtained any credit for having been Francisco Pizarro's main partner in discovering Peru, he decided to claim Cuzco as part of his share. Almagro seized the city in 1537, capturing Hernando and Juan. Hernando was eventually released after negotiations between Almagro and Francisco, and in 1538 he and Gonzalo returned with an army to confront Almagro. In the ensuing Battle of Las Salinas, the Pizarros won a decisive victory, capturing Almagro and the city.
The execution of Almagro later that year and the general disorder caused by the Spanish infighting caused substantial fallout in the Spanish court. Hernando was again called upon to leverage his royal contacts: in 1539 he returned to Spain to lobby in favor of the Pizarros. Their perceived treachery was too great, however, and despite Hernando's bribery, he was imprisoned for the next twenty years. He left prison in 1560 and generally dropped out of sight, reportedly dying at the age of 100 in the year 1608. Other sources suggest he died in 1578, and some that he was 72 at the time of death, which would make the year of his birth 1505 or 1506. If he in fact was 100 years old the year of his birth would be 1478 or 1508.
Family In 1552, Hernando married his niece, Francisca Pizarro Yupanqui (she was the daughter of Francisco Pizarro and his Inca mistress Inés Yupanqui) in Spain. Although born out of wedlock, she was legitimized by Imperial Decree). They had five children. One of their sons, Francisco Pizarro y Pizarro, married twice and had offspring, the Marqueses de La Conquista. As a result, the Pizarro line survived Hernando's death, though currently it is extinct in male line.
His father was a son of Fernando Alonso Pizarro and wife Isabel de Vargas Rodríguez de Aguilar, paternal grandson of Fernando or Hernando Alonso de Hinojosa and wife Teresa Martínez Pizarro, and brother of Juan Pizarro, who died without issue in 1521, and Diego Fernández Pizarro, who married Marina López and had a son Fernando Pizarro López, who had a natural son named Diego Pizarro de Vargas, married to Juana Rodríguez de Bobadilla, with female issue in Portugal.
Hernando Pizarro y de Vargas (1502, Trujillo (Extremadura), España-1578) fue un conquistador español.
Hermano natural, y medio hermano por su padre, de Francisco Pizarro, Juan y Gonzalo, pasó al Perú con ellos y tomó parte de las primeras acciones de la conquista. También fue primo segundo de Hernán Cortés, conquistador de México.
Nombrado gobernador del Cuzco, fue detenido por Almagro, pero Francisco Pizarro obtuvo su libertad. A partir de entonces fue uno de los que más fomentaron la rivalidad entre Francisco Pizarro y Almagro, al que mandó decapitar después de la Batalla de las Salinas (1538). Ante las acusaciones de los amigos de Almagro contra Francisco Pizarro, éste envió a Hernando a España para defender su causa y logró el nombramiento de Cristóbal Vaca de Castro para poner paz entre los dos partidos, pero la sospecha de estar implicado en la muerte de Alvarado, y la acusación por la muerte de Almagro, determinó su encarcelamiento en el Castillo de la Mota, en donde permaneció hasta 1560.
Estando preso en el Castillo de la Mota (Medina del Campo/Valadolid), a la edad de 50 años, casó con su sobrina Francisca Pizarro Yupanqui (n.1534-d.1598), hija de Francisco Pizarro y de Inés Huaylas. Doña Francisca Pizarro Yupanqui, así como su hermano Gonzalo, fallecido en la infancia, habían sido nombrados herederos legítimos del Marqués de la conquista por Cédula Real dada en Monzón (Huesca/España) el 12 de octubre de 1537, por parte de Carlos I de España y V de Alemania. A Dña. Francisca la había acompañado en su viaje a España su padrastro (segundo esposo de su madre, Inés Huaylas), Don Francisco de Ampuero, alcalde Lima, y compañero de armas de Francisco Pizarro.
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name: Hernando Pizarro /de Vargas/ sexo: male nacimiento: 1478
defunción: 1578
Padres Padre: Gonzalo Pizarro Rodriguez /de Aguilar/ madre: Isabel /de Vargas/
Matrimonios (1) cónyuge: Francisca Pizarro /Yupanqui/
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hijo 1: Francisco Pizarro /Pizarro/ Yupanqui sexo: male nacimiento: aproximadamente 1536
Cuzco Tawantinsuyu, Peru
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Married his Niece, the daughter of Francisco Pizarro and Ines Yupanqui. He was jailed in Spain and released. It is reported that he lived to be 100.
Pedigree Resource File
name: Hernando Pizarro /de Vargas/ sexo: male nacimiento: 1478
defunción: 1578
Padres Padre: Gonzalo Pizarro Rodriguez /de Aguilar/ madre: Isabel /de Vargas/
Matrimonios (1) cónyuge: Francisca Pizarro /Yupanqui/
Ocultar hijos (1)
hijo 1: Francisco Pizarro /Pizarro/ Yupanqui sexo: male nacimiento: aproximadamente 1536
Cuzco Tawantinsuyu, Peru
Notas (1)
Married his Niece, the daughter of Francisco Pizarro and Ines Yupanqui. He was jailed in Spain and released. It is reported that he lived to be 100.
Hernando Pizarro Vargas, Conquistador español's Timeline
Trujillo, Cáceres, España
Age 34
Cuzco Tawantinsuyu, Peru
Age 76
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Facing Life
Book by: MiissRachiie
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Genre: Fantasy
Chapter1 (v.1) - Facing Life
Just last week, my english teacher asked me a question. A constant question that has been bugging and nagging me for years now.
He had asked me, "Kailia, is there a reason why you just turn a blind eye to everything you or someone else does?"
I had no idea how to put my thoughts into words. I had a perfect explanation, but there was no way that I could say it. It would go against everything that I've been trying to keep hidden. Every muscle, bone and fiber of my being is tied around the answer to that question. It would result in the destruction of cities, empires even, if I had answered that question.
Others must never know of who I am and what I am capable of. The result would be tremedously horrifying.
My power must be reserved, kept hidden from the world.
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"Mommy! Mommy!" I shout as the naive little girl I used to be once upon a time ago.
"Kailia! Get back to your room, now!" I cower back in horror, my mommy had never screamed so angrily at me before. I was frightened.
"Mommy!" I run towards her, grabbing onto her legs and hugging them tightly.
She tries kicking me off; I just hold on tighter. She grabs me by my arms. When she does that, I think she's taking me into her warm motherly embrace, but instead she throws me across the room. I bang my head against the wall and fall to the floor in one big heap.
"Mommy!" I scream when I lift my head up to her. "Mommy!"
She looks away from me in disgust. She starts walking towards the door, reaching for her jacket, purse and keys. Before she can twist the knob and open the door, it bursts open on its own.
"Mommy!" I scream again, scooting along the floor towards her. "Mommy!"
"She's not your mommy, honey." The man who burst our door open had said to me.
I look up at him through my firey red hair that has fallen in my eyes. Tears brim on the edge of my eyes, nearly engulfing my vision. I gulp back a scream at this scary looking man towering above me.
"Who are you?" I barely manage to say without whimpering a bit. "Mommy?"
The scary man looks over his shoulder at my mommy. He gives her this mean face, which I later found out was a glare.
"No, dear. I am not your mommy. Neither am I your daddy." He stares down at me, his large black eyes engulfing my tiny child figure. "I am Marx Savage, the only man in charge around here." He grounds his teeth together. "I have been sent to retrieve you."
"But, I thought you said you were the one in charge around here? Who else would want to retrieve me but you?" I ask in the most sarcastic way for a young child my age.
Marx looks down on me with slight shock and anger in his eyes. He gives me a nod and goes to explain.
"You see how annoying and draining she is now, Marx?" My mommy says from the other side of the room. "There's a reason why I called you. And she is that reason."
"She is not as annoying and draining as how you used to be." He grounds his teeth again. "She is much like her parents."
"They were complete imbusiles, blind to the freaking world. She is nothing like them. I raised her! She is like me!"
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Images of my past still haunt me.
Taunting me of what used to be and never will be again.
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It's not often that undergraduate students have an opportunity to showcase their research in a public forum. On April 18, nearly 70 students from all of Rutgers-Newark's schools with undergraduate programs shared with their peers and other scholars the results of their research at the campus's second annual Undergraduate Research Day. Students filled the Multipurpose Room on the second floor of the Paul Robeson Campus Center with six-foot-long tables adorned with tri-fold poster displays that creatively highlighted each researcher's work. Each participant was available onsite to explain and answer any questions about his or her project.
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"Rutgers University is a major research institution where scholarly work is not limited to professors and graduate students," notes Dr. Alexander Gates, vice chancellor for research at Rutgers-Newark. "Every semester many of our undergraduate students engage in significant research in disciplines ranging from biology, business, criminology, nursing, public policy, and psychology. It is fitting that we would provide a venue for undergraduate students to display their efforts."
Undergraduate Research Day is the brainchild of Dr. Kinna Perry, director of the Honors College of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. "While all Honors College students are required to present their theses, Undergraduate Research Day broadens the field to include undergraduate students campus-wide involved in meaningful research who have an assigned faculty advisor and a desire to share their research. Undergraduate Research Day gives prospective doctoral students a glimpse at what a professional conference looks like," comments Perry. "With more than 200 individuals attending the event, it also helps students to develop better organizational, presentation and interpersonal skills and ultimately boosts their self-confidence."
Aayah Elhosary, a senior majoring in accounting and management at Rutgers Business School, was one of the presenters, and Dr. Kimberly Holton of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences served as her advisor. For two semesters Elhosary studied the 2010 World Cup's economic and social impact on the residents of South Africa, the hosting country. From her research she concluded that although South Africa achieved its short-term goal of rebranding itself as a welcoming country for tourists and experienced a one percent growth in its economy, South Africa missed a great opportunity to unify the country through investments in new and existing infrastructure that directly inured to the benefit of the country's citizens (e.g., affordable housing versus additional athletic stadiums). Elhosary, who plans to study for the certified public accountant exam and secure a job with a major pharmaceutical or accounting firm upon graduation, was pleased to have the opportunity to make more people aware of her research topic.
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This is one tasty & comforting good for you soup. This contains celeriac, red kidney & white beans. It is soothing with the added smoked paprika powder, Pimentón de la vera, the dulce version.
This is great as a meal itself with some good bread or a baguette on the side.
I added some fried smoked bacon pieces over the top of the soup, for added flavour!
If you use it on day 2, you must add a bit of water otherwise the soup will be too thick! 😉
It also freezes well. Enjoy! 🙂
Recipe: For 10 persons, each 1 medium bowl
1 can of red kidney beans, well rinsed & drained well
1 can of white butter beans, well rinsed & drained well
1280 gr of celeriac, peeled, cut into strips & cut into chunks/ the size doesn't matter because the soup will be mixed in the end / I used the rest of my celeriac from my last post here!
3 fat cloves of garlic, peeled & cut finely
3 medium white onions, peeled & cut finely
1 medium potato, peeled & cut into little chunks
4 sprigs of fresh rosemary,sprigs removed, only the green needles, cleaned, well rinsed, pad dry on kitchen paper & cut into little pieces
Maldon sea salt
Grinned black pepper
Smoked paprika powder, the dulce version
1.5 liter of a good gluten-free vegetable stock
unrefined coconut oil or a fruity EVOO ( Extra Virgin Olive Oil )
100 gr of gluten-free smoked bacon pieces ( For 2 bowls of soup )
1. Take a large steam cooker with fitting lid. Heat up on medium high. Add a few knobs of coconut oil & let it melt. When hot & sizzling, add the garlic & onion pieces. Fry until nearly golden brown. Now, add the smoked paprika, 3 teaspoons of it & fry 1 or 2 minutes further. Add your potato pieces, the red & the white beans too. Stir everything round in your pot. Adjust the heat if you need to.
2. Add your celeriac pieces & your vegetable stock too. Stir everything round & let it come to the boil. Add some seasoning. ( P & S)
3. Then, place the fitting lid on. Let it sit on the fire until the nozzle, the valve, whistles continuously for about 5 minutes.
4. Remove the pot from the heat & be careful, with the help of a long wooden spoon, open the valve to let the steam go free.
When there is no steam left, remove the fitting lid. Taste the soup. It has to taste fab & soothing. You must taste the celeriac, the beans & the smoked paprika. If not, add some extra seasoning & another teaspoon of this smoked paprika. Stir.
5. Mix the soup until you still have red bean flakes floating in your soup. That looks quite nice!
6. This is a thicker tasty soup. Now, just before serving, fry the smoked bacon pieces in some coconut oil. Drain the fat with kitchen paper & serve instantly. Divide over 2 bowls.
Enjoy! 🙂
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You might like some other related dishes on my blog:
1. Sage breaded pork chops with oven roasted sage potatoes & a celeriac & pear salad
2. Parmesan scented celeriac & potato mash served with gf chicken chipolata's
3. Spicy chorizo & bean soup
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Dear Sophie,
a soup as good as a main meal, as tasty as well! Cycling Jeff.
Hi Sophie! Thank you so much for your comment on our blog! I'm glad you tried out our recipe and thanks for letting us know how you liked it! This soup looks amazing! SO warm and delicious. 🙂 I love rosemary!
Mmmmm I love bean soup! I can imagine this with a delicious crusty baguette. A perfect winter comfort soup!
The weatherhas gotten really cold from y'day onwards, this soups sounds perfect for a cold day.
I love a good soup that freezes well! And topped with the fried smoked bacon pieces–divine.
It's soup time! and I'm definitely gonna make this soup of your's Sophie!
Lovely warming soup – the combination of celeriac and bacon is so good so that's a must for me.
A lovely soup with rich delicious flavors! I love the addition of rosemary.
Celeriac is one of those foods which I used not to like in my early life, but then suddenly adopted. I like it now (a lot) and am looking for new ways to integrate it into my meals, so your soup comes in handy 🙂 I like you've spiced it a bit too, because this always makes soups better. And my hubby will appreciate the bacon 😉
Oooo… that looks so hearty and delicious Sophie! The fried smoked bacon on top would be a great addition indeed. Yum.
I love all soups – could eat soup every day! This looks hearty and delicious!
Two different beans! What a great recipe, and I love rosemary too!
this is lovely, sophie! rosemary is one of my favorite herbs, and it's perfect here!
I know the soup is flavorful, how not to be with smoked paprika and rosemary?
Hello Sophie,
The soup looks very tasty. Hopefully you'll make it for me?
Many thanks.
Your Mamalou.
This is the second recipe I've seen today that makes good use of celeriac! Love it. I am bookmarking this – perfect for the dark winter days ahead! I love a rich, thick soup!
I find that celeriac is an often dismissed vegetable. Most people don't seem to know what to do with it so just pass it by. Great to see it being used in a soup. I'll be trying this.
because of the weather soups are really welcome !!pierre
Perfect for the winter chill!
*kisses* HH
This sounds like a terrific soup!
I just bought celeriac at the farmers market ( I don't grow it.) and look forward to trying out with this recipe. Thank you Sophie!
It looks delicious and comforting – perfect for this cold & rainy day.
I have got to try celeriac soon- using this mouth-watering recipe, of course 🙂
Sophie, the celeriac soup looks really tasty and comforting mixed with 2 beans.
This soup looks delicious! I loved the flavor smoked paprika gives and your other ingredients sound like they would combine to make a wonderful soup!
Truly you are the Soup Queen, Sophie! This one is right up my street – rich, satisfying and full of flavours I love.
flavorful n healthy..
thanks for sharing dear..
The soup looks so good and the recipe…well, let's just say I'm not so sure I could stick to just one bowl.
Wonderful recipe for this time of year. It's coooollllddd here in NY.
I have never tried celeriac…. You have inspired me to track this veggie down 🙂
Sophie, all you had to say was how well this freezes and I'd try it. Cooking for one is a problem if you can't successfully freeze a soup. I love celery root, too.
What a lovely, flavoursome recipe for soup Sophie! 😀
I do love the sound of this and glad to see celeriac bing used, it is so under-used.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Sounds like the perfect soup for a chilly day. I love celeraic and am always looking for great ideas.
Hi Sophie, I'm all about delicious comfort foods and this soup definitely is one! The flavor combination looks divine! (I also adore smoked paprika!)


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Inoue, Nobu, Barker, Ruth, & Scott, Deborah A. (2009) Pram and stroller related injury in Queensland children under 5 years of age. Injury Bulletin, 108. Queensland Injury Surveillance Unit (QISU), Brisbane, Queensland.
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An estimated 200 Queensland children under 5 years of age are injured every year in incidents involving prams or strollers. The majority of injuries are due to falls from or falls with the pram or stroller Nineteen children were identified as having been caught in the pram or stroller mechanism (13 sustained finger injuries). Stairs and escalators were a factor in nearly 10 percent of pram or stroller fall injuries, with children being tipped out of the pram or stroller, or rolling down the stairs in the device. Roll away injuries accounted for eight percent of all pram or stroller fall injuries (some also involving stairs) Roll away injuries could be prevented by a default brake system similar to airport trolleys. Pram or stroller failure was identified in 2% of injuries
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Or a sonic cat scarer - I use them, and they are very effective. They are battery operated and emit a high-pitched sound that you can't hear but the cat can when they detect motion. You will find them in larger garden centres looking something like this:
Pete, yes, Bordeaux mixture should be sprayed three times, just before the leaves drop, in mid January and early February. In the meantime, gather all infected leaves and burn them. If you do any pruning, sterilize the secateurs between each cut or you will just spread the disease.
If it is only old leaves falling there is no problem - evergreens like laurels do shed their old leaves around about this time.
However, if there are a lot of ants around it is worth having a careful dig around the plants' roots to make sure that there isn't a nest underneath the hedge, as that wouldn't do it any good.
If the wind was very strong, yes. There's nothing you can do other than wait for it to produce fresh leaves, which it should do if it's mature.
However, it's also worth checking that there are no vine weevil in the pot - they can also produce a sudden collapse.
Ah well. I was going to put the fuchsias out at the weekend, but maybe not.
Yes, it could be, especially if they are some of the big-headed varieties, like parrots. You could try shaking them gently, although a bit of sun may do the job for you.
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the idea of a Tejano monument in 2001, and after a long road to fruition, the 250-ton installation featuring 11 life-size bronze statues was dedicated on the Capitol's south lawn March 29. And of course Jaime Beaman was there, because it was he who designed the setting for the bronze pieces created by Laredo artist Armando Hinojosa. The ensemble includes a vaquero (cowboy) on his mustang, two longhorns, a family of settlers, and — at the highest level of the base and facing the Capitol building — a Spanish explorer surveying the broad sweep of land. The Legislature approved
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hi, thanks for the good info. I actually setup my own excel spreadsheet for all my calculations, I don't have to go back and forth between different websites to refigure stuff if I make one change. I got the formulas for DCR from http://www.empirenet.com/pkelley2/DynamicCR.html.
Granted I am not taking in to account the bore and piston clearance, or the space above the top ring to the top of the piston, but that should not change my ratios to much, not enough on a street engine at least.
Thanks for pointing out Cranes seat to seat of .004. I guess I read that, but didn't think much of it. Could that make a difference of more than a degree or to for the intake closing though? A call to Crane might be in order though, just to get the .006 info.
even with aluminum heads, and a DCR of less then 8.25, you think 11:1 is to high of a SCR for 91-93 octane? Well, if I go with the 70cc heads, that will get me 10.36 SCR which would be about 7.59 SCR with the HR-222/345-2S-12.90 IG cam, and the HR-216/339-2S-12.90 IG cam is 7.74 DCR, using Crane's seat to seat numbers.
Good quality is worth the extra in my mind. If I go with the Crane cam and roller lifters, that will cost more than my crank, rods, and pistons. Seems kind of weird. But, if I am not going to push out 800 poneys, I see no point buying an $800 crank.
I am glad to see what you recommended for rear gears, that was about the same range I was considering. at 65 MPH with 28 tires 3.73 gears I would be around 2900 RPM's. I will most likely stay with the TH350 or TH400 I already have, unless I can find a 700r4 for a good price. Not sure where the cruise RPM needs to be in relation to my torque curve though, but that is a little off from the cam discussion of this thread.
using the estimated 275/283, DTD2K calculated the intake closing at 64 degrees ABDC, which I guess is a huge difference from their advertised 75 degrees. But DTD2K figured the closing at 71 degrees with their advertised durations, so something is not quite on somewhere. if the 64 is about right, I will need to drop my SCR to about 10.15 to get a DCR of 8.16.
A custom ground cam is a possibility, I like what changing the LSA to 108 does on the estimated Hp and torque.
HR-222/345-2S-12.90 IG cam
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2000 183 480
2500 230 483
3000 279 488
3500 326 489
4000 372 488
4500 410 479
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I will definitely be calling Crane to get the .006 specs and such.
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|f-bird is hitting the nail on the head with having the cam grinded and custom fit for your application, however, if your looking for something with throttle response, acceleration, and not so bad at the pump in a daily driver, the lunati hydraulic 262 will give you a higher rpm range and set down you lifters a little easier for a quieter operation. this cam will give you that aggressive sound and performance of a classic rodder without breaking your bank account, but of course, these are all just suggestions, in the end it's up to you decide what you want out of your car.
Well, I haven't been here long, but I have read enough old posts, and been on enough forums to know it is best to give hopefully enough info to get some help, no point in wasting mine, and other's time with silly questions that could have all been put in the first post.
Thanks for the Lunati direction. I forgot about them, last time I build an engine, over 10 years ago, Crane and Comp cams were the big players, not to say they aren't now, but people seem to be looking other directions.
I will run a few of their cams through DTD2k and see what I come up with. Any particular one you think I should consider? Their prices seem to be less then Crane Cams.
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|wow, you've been here before huh, lol, and the only BAd experience i've had with those is when i pulled one out only to find that it hadn't been tightened down all the way, and it snapped. but still, not the cams fault, the guy just didn't know what he was doing, but i haven't had any problems with em, for the most part there a good choice, i would go with lunati, but that's just me.
Cam opinions wanted.
Does anyone have experience with the Crane Cams Powermax hydraulic roller cams?
I am looking at this cam for my Chevy 383 build,
part number: 119701
Grind Number HR-222/345-2S-12.90 IG
Duration at 050 inch Lift
222 int./230 exh.
Advertised Duration
288 int./296 exh.
Valve Lift with Factory Rocker Arm Ratio
0.518 int./0.539 exh.
lsa 112
I am most likely going to be going with AFR 195cc heads, performer rpm air gap,750 cfm 4 bbl carb.
Engine is most likely going to go in an 81 Monte Carlo. the tranny needs rebuilt, so i can match the stall converter to what is needed.
here are the numbers fromDTD2k
2000 189 495
2500 239 501
3000 289 507
3500 339 508
4000 381 501
4500 415 484
5000 435 457
5500 436 416
6000 418 365
6500 384 310
7000 343 257
7500 300 210
The engine will most likely not see the north side of 6000 rpm's.
Static comp ratio is 11.08 and dynamic comp ratio is 8.10
I have also been considering the 1 smaller cam in this line, the
Grind HR-216/339-2S-12.90 IG part #119671
2000 192 504
2500 241 506
3000 291 509
3500 336 504
4000 375 493
4500 404 471
5000 417 437
5500 414 395
6000 385 337
6500 352 284
7000 306 229
7500 260 182
had to drop SCR a little to get the DCR under 8.25:1
Not sure what my rear gear ratio is, probably what ever was stock in an 81 Monte.
your thoughts and opinions are welcome.
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Chocolate Armagnac Truffles
These truly decadent truffles demand an equally lavish presentation -- try gifting these chocolatey treats in fluted pudding molds lined with parchment paper.
- Yield: Makes 5 dozen
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December/January 1994
- 12 ounces good quality semisweet chocolate, such as Lindt or Ghirardelli
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons Armagnac, (brandy or orange liqueur may be substituted)
- 1/2 cup Dutch-process unsweetened cocoa, sifted
Chop chocolate, and place in a bowl. Bring cream to a boil in a small, heavy saucepan; pour over chocolate. Let stand for 5 minutes; stir until smooth. Stir in liqueur. Refrigerate until firm, at least 3 hours or overnight.
Scoop up 1/2 teaspoon of chilled chocolate, and quickly roll into a ball. Continue until mixture is used up. Roll each truffle in cocoa to coat. Chill until firm.


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What's the difference between peanut butter and jam?
I can't peanut butter my d*ck up your a**.
I know this because I watch too much television and they told the joke -minus the punchline- on 'how i met your mother'. Lily was so disgusted that she stopped hanging out with the gang for a while, because Alyson Hannigan was in the last stages of her pregnancy and they had to explain her absence.
Dear lord, what have I done with my life?
I did not know the punchline – thank you xD