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|Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 240
Vendor: Crossway
Publication Date: 2001
|Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 (inches)
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Bruce A. Ware (PhD, Fuller Theological Seminary) is professor of Christian theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has written numerous journal articles, book chapters, book reviews, and has authored God's Lesser Glory, God's Greater Glory, and Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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Tim Seiger2 Stars Out Of 5May 24, 2001Tim SeigerI am generally not inclined to write a review or a letter to the editor or other things of that nature but occasionally I run across material that is so troubling to me that I must respond. Ware's book is just such material.I have been following the developments of this debate pretty closely and am intrigued by the Open Theism position. However, I have been looking for a solid counter argument against which to weigh the claims. Ware's work was recommended to me as just such a work. While the person recommending the book did not believe the arguments to be devastating he did believe Ware had read and wrestled with the material. I was sorely disappointed. For all of the weight that Ware places on the signifcance of the debate there is an appaling lack of sophistication in his treatment. This book would serve well in logic class as a lesson in the effective use of logical fallacy that places the book well into the category of style over substance. Ware does not engage the material but simply regurgitates standard arguments that often beg the question and he repeatedly equivocates as he conveniently redefines terms and even other characteristics of God as they serve his system of thought (e.g. pg.164 note 2)concerning the nature of God.As one who is not yet convinced in the debate this work served little in helping even to clarify the issues involved. The book however, was well written in a persuasive style that will certainly move the less engaged reader who is looking only to be affirmed in a previously held position or who is unfamiliar with the Open position. Ironically, it is this strength among its many failings that poses the greatest danger.
Justin Taylor5 Stars Out Of 5November 17, 2000Justin TaylorBruce Ware begins this superb book by writing, "Readers will find this book unkind to open theism. I hope that in no respect and in no place is it unkind to open theists." Ware succeeds admirably in these two goals. This is a devastating refutation of a damaging teaching within evangelicalism; and yet Ware writes with compassion, clarity, and grace. I highly recommend this superb, intelligent book.Open theism, which denies that God can foreknow free human choices, dishonors God, distorts Scripture, damages faith, and would, if left unchecked, destroy churches and lives. Its errors are not peripheral but central. Therefore, I thank God for Bruce Wares loving, informed, penetrating, devastating critique of this profoundly injurious teaching. I pray that God would use this book to sharpen the discernment of leaders and prepare the people of God to recognize toxic teaching when they taste it. O how precious is the truth of Gods all-knowing, all-wise, all-powerful care over our fragile lives. For your names sake, O Lord, and for the good of the suffering church who rest in your all-knowing providence, prosper the message of this beautiful book and shorten the ruinous life of open theism."JOHN PIPERSenior Pastor, Bethlehem Baptist ChurchNot even God knows whether you will decide to buy this book or read it, at least according to open theism. But Bruce Ware shows that this position, which is seeping into evangelical churches, is contrary to Scripture, internally contradictory, and destructive to our Christian lives. This is a clear, fair, well-reasoned, and Bible-centered critique of a doctrinal error so far-reaching that it ultimately portrays a different God than the God of the Bible.WAYNE GRUDEMChairman, Department of Biblical and Systematic TheologyTrinity Evangelical Divinity School
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Author: Bruce A. Ware
Located in: Louisville, KY
Submitted: December 23, 2000
Tell us a little about yourself. I have the privilege of teaching theology at a marvelous seminary (Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY -- see www.sbts.edu). My deepest desire and passion over my years of teaching is for my students to know and cherish God. This is life: to know Him and find in Him our deepest hope and joy.
What was your motivation behind this project? The open view of God greatly diminishes God's knowledge, wisdom, power, majesty, and through all this, His glory. Further, this view cannot but lead thoughtful Christian people to doubt, not trust, this unsure god. Despite its popular appeal, the god of open theism is not the God of the Bible, and it is the burden of this book to demonstrate this claim.
What do you hope folks will gain from this project? In brief, two 'W's: First, a warning -- that open theism is trendy, dishonoring to God, harmful to faith, and wrong. Second, worship -- that the God of the Bible, the God Christians have believed and worshiped over the centuries, is glorious and worthy of our uncompromising allegiance, hope, and love.


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definite agreement concerning the transaction, in light of recently published
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Mel is taking some time off the messy situation by meditating with a bottle of wine while Joe takes over the household chores in a YMCA outfit.
In the fifth episode of ABC Family's new sitcom "Melissa & Joey", Mel discovers that Lennox is failing one of her classes, so Joe encourages her to lay down the law. But when Mel's dad, former Senator Burke, comes to town, he lures the kids to break the rules.
After he invites Lennox to come live with him in DC, Mel and Joe attempt to use some reverse psychology to get her to do the right thing. Called "The Perfect Storm", the episode airs on Monday, September 7 at 8/7c.
"Melissa & Joey" is a half-hour multi-cam comedy with Melissa Joan Hart and Joey Lawrence executive producing and starring. Hart's Mel ends up taking in her niece and nephew when her sister is jailed and her brother in law flees the country. To juggle her work and housework, she hires a man who takes care of the family, Joey.
The sitcom is taped in front of live audience. "People miss it," Hart quipped in an interview with EW. "I really think that there is this void in television. There are so few sitcoms. Everyone is trying to remake something else. I think that this one does have a little bit of 'Who's the Boss?' and some 'Friends' humor, kind of 'Mad About You'."
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Ultra Motorcycle Co. Fat Pounder Receives Another Favorable Review and Announces Release of Another New ModelMIRA LOMA, Calif.--Jan. 25, 2001--Ultra Motorcycle Co. ("UMC") (OTCBB:BIKR) Thursday announced that the company's "Fat Pounder" rigid frame motorcycle was featured in this month's issue of The Horse -- Backstreet Choppers magazine.
Writer Nick "Edge" Raines had an opportunity to ride and evaluate the 2000 Fat Pounder at the annual Sturgis rally in August 2000.
Among the praises the Fat Pounder received, Raines stated: "Every time I stopped people would gawk at the bike and then kind of walk back and forth looking at the paint. If crowd reaction is a valid way to judge styling, the Fat Pounder is dead on. When it was stopped, it would draw crowds, and when it was moving, I was constantly getting the thumbs-up sign.
"For a few brief hours I had insight into what it must be like to be one of the beautiful people. Classic chopper styling is hard to argue and this bike has it."
Raines also had the opportunity in Sturgis to ride a BMW motorcycle and made the following comparison to the Fat Pounder: "I knew I would never want a bike similar to this BMW. This Beemer had no soul. Frankly, the bike was boring...The Fat Pounder will never have that problem.
"From the second that huge engine rolls over to the second you put the kickstand down, you are engaged. For me, the bike was a ton of fun and ultimately...that's why I ride."
The Fat Pounder Raines tested was a 2000 model. Ultra Motorcycle recognizes that even the best-made bikes can be improved upon. Here are some of the improvements that UMC made to the Fat Pounder for 2001: electronic VDO speedometer, polished engine and transmission, styled front fender and full chrome trim, including exhaust.
As popular and well-received as the Fat Pounder is in its rigid-frame configuration, UMC has improved on the Ultra-wide drive concept. The company's newest addition to its model line is the softtail version of the Fat Pounder, the "Fat Pounder ST," which comes standard with the Ultra-wide 230 rear tire and 113 cubic-inch motor.
The Fat Pounder ST also features six-gallon, dual stretch gas tanks. The release of this new model has been greatly anticipated by dealers and consumers alike. Shipments of the Fat Pounder ST began last week. The company anticipates it may take two months to fill its current back orders on this model.
The 2001 Fat Pounder ST is the second new model UMC has released in the past month. In December 2000, the company introduced its new "Titanium Series 1," a rubber-mount model with stretch gas tanks and 113 cubic-inch motor.
Ultra Motorcycle Co. is a leading designer, manufacturer and distributor of high quality, American-made heavyweight cruiser motorcycles. UMC's models now include the Sledgehammer, Fat Pounder, Ground Pounder, Ground Pounder ST, Avenger, Jackhammer ST, Wide One and Wide Two, and new Titanium Series I and Fat Pounder ST. All of the Ultra models are manufactured at the company's corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility in Mira Loma. Ultra motorcycles are distributed through a nationwide dealer network.
Certain matters discussed herein are "forward-looking" statements intended to qualify for the safe harbors from liability in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated as of the date hereof. Specific factors that might cause such a difference might include, but not be limited to, those referenced in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The forward-looking statements contained herein are only made as of the date hereof and the company undertakes no obligation to publicly update such forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.


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As law enforcement agencies across the Tampa Bay area crack down on prescription drug abuse, state officials are hammering out the details of a long-delayed prescription drug monitoring program.
But during the long delay, the prescription drug trade in Florida has flourished.
Known as a drug dispensing haven for out-of-state buyers and traffickers, Florida leads the nation in prescriptions for oxycodone, the most popular painkiller on the street. Forty percent more oxycodone is prescribed in Florida than the second-leading state, California, which has twice the population.
And while South Florida leads the state in such prescriptions by a landslide, the Tampa Bay area is second on the U.S. Drug Enforcement's list of hot spots. Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties are the top three, while Pinellas is fourth and Hillsborough fifth.
"We've done a lot to increase the manpower here and show we're not going to put up with this in Pinellas," said sheriff's Capt. Robert Alfonso, who oversaw a recent 10-month investigation that resulted in over 25 arrests and identified almost 50 other suspects.
But as long as the state struggles with lax medical regulations, slow legislation and an antiquated prescription system, local law enforcement agencies say there's only so much they can do.
Legitimate doctors who write painkiller prescriptions in good faith become prey to fraudulent patient claims, or doctor shopping. And too many pain management clinics operate without any oversight from the state's drug and health agencies.
"Right now the pain clinics are completely unregulated," said Glenn Kirkland, chief assistant to state Rep. John Legg, who has been working on legislation to limit physician dispensing.
"It is a difficult issue to tackle because it's so out of control. We're talking billions of dollars and lots and lots of pills. This is very much an organized crime."
And it's no coincidence that it feeds off of Florida.
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In the 1990s, Kentucky realized it had a serious problem.
The abuse of oxycodone, dubbed "hillbilly heroin," had exploded. In 1999, the state enacted an electronic prescription drug monitoring program which eventually cut off all doctor shopping in the state and became a model for others.
Today, 38 states have similar prescription drug monitoring programs. Florida is the largest that doesn't. Of the nation's top 100 doctors who dispense oxycodone, 92 are in Florida, according to the DEA. Two are in Tampa, and one is in South Pasadena.
A Broward County grand jury report presented last year noted that out-of-state drug traffickers are making frequent trips to Florida's pain clinics. Investigators were noticing Kentucky or Alabama license plates in the parking lots, and lines of people wrapped around certain clinics, known as pill mills.
But targeting pill mills is much trickier than targeting individuals, said Alfonso, the Pinellas sheriff's captain.
"We have to jump through some hoops in how we pursue the clinics," he said. "With doctors, it's a little more delicate. You don't want to go in and damage someone's professional career."
Regulation loopholes in clinic oversight seem to hold no one responsible for supplying too many pills to too many people.
The Florida Department of Health regulates doctors, but not clinic owners who are not doctors. A pain clinic that is not physician-owned needs only a doctor's name and license number to dispense medication, but the Board of Medicine won't necessarily hold a doctor responsible if the independently run clinic is a pill mill. And the Agency for Health Care Administration oversees only clinics that accept insurance.
Pill mills take only cash.
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It took seven years, a Broward County grand jury report, several antidrug groups and the support of the state's Office of Drug Control, but now Florida finally appears poised to catch up with the rest of the country.
Gov. Charlie Crist last year signed into law legislation (SB 462) championed by state Sen. Mike Fasano, R-New Port Richey, to implement an electronic prescription drug monitoring program that will prevent people from getting multiple painkiller prescriptions filled within a certain time. But it likely won't be active until next year, and then take months for all pharmacies and clinics to get on board.
Now, people in Florida can get prescriptions filled at multiple pharmacies without those pharmacies tracking the visits. The new database will track prescriptions and sales of pharmaceuticals. Doctors and pharmacists will be able to review a patient's history before writing or filling a prescription.
Critics have raised privacy concerns and the expense of implementing the plan. Still, it's expected to be in place by December.
In the meantime, Rep. Legg is working to push a bill that would effectively limit a physician's controlled substance dispensing to a 72-hour supply. This would effectively eliminate system-abusing pain clinics, which make money from volume dispensing, Kirkland said. The bill would not limit a doctor's ability to prescribe controlled substances because it applies only to dispensing.
"No one is coming from Kentucky to get a 72-hour supply," Kirkland said.
Until more state regulations are in place, law enforcement agencies, drug counselors and activists are doing what they can to curb the problem themselves.
The Pinellas Sheriff's Office has more than doubled its task force that investigates prescription drug crimes. Both Pinellas and Hillsborough have designated special days when people dispose of expired or unused medications in hopes of bringing awareness to the problem.
Drug courts that have seen a huge influx of painkiller-related offenses have designed special therapy programs for addicts. And a new Pinellas chapter of the national Narcotic Overdose Prevention & Education task force hopes to begin its first visits to county schools this year.
Laurie Serra, who helped create the Pinellas chapter, is encouraged by the state's attention to the problem over the past year. But like others, she couldn't understand what took so long.
"Why were 38 other states able to pass it before us?" Serra said. "Why has it gotten to this point in our state?"
Her frustration with the lag is understandable. Her 28-year-old stepson, Matthew, died from an prescription drug overdose a year and a half ago.
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Cycling great Bradley Wiggins has forecast a complete change, meaning his Grand Tour career could be over.
The 2012 Tour de France champion, a controversial omission from Team Sky's lineup for the race this year, is looking at a strong focus on track cycling ahead of the Rio Olympics.
It would mean he no longer rides in the three-week Grand Tours - the Tour, the Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy) and Vuelta e Espana (Tour of Spain).
Wiggins made his comments after being part of the English team pursuit quartet that was well-beaten by Australia in Thursday's Commonwealth Games gold medal ride-off.
He joined his team-mates only a few weeks ago and this was his first track racing since the Beijing Olympics.
It was also his only event at these Games.
Wiggins won Olympic gold medals on the track before becoming one of road cycling's biggest names.
"I certainly answered the question of whether I can still do it or not, but I still think it will take a lot more improvement and a lot more dedication," he said after Thursday's final.
"I don't think I'm doing the Vuelta any more now so I think that could be it, yeah.
"I just think with the commitment it will take to ride track and the speeds we will have to go at, I think it will take a complete change."
The transition from track to road meant Wiggins changed his body shape, losing a lot of weight to improve his power to weight ratio.
An emphasis on track will mean gaining more muscle again.
Wiggins also made it clear he does not fancy riding in a Grand Tour unless he is a contender.
"You're already looking at changing body composition and things like that - getting heavier and more explosive - which will hinder climbing in Grand Tours," he said.
"And I don't relish the idea of riding round in the back group for three weeks having won the Tour."
Australia belted England by more than five seconds, but Wiggins was confident they can narrow the gap by Rio.
"We've got our work cut out ... but we've been in that position before and it's not a bad position to be in," Wiggins said.
"We've got a silver after four weeks together...we can definitely get stronger.
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Kelli O'Hara & Steven Pasquale to Reunite for Ronald McDonald House Benefit Concert at 54 Below
On Monday, October 6, 2014 five-time Tony Award nominee Kelli O'Hara and Drama Desk nominee Steven Pasquale will perform an intimate benefit concert titled Kelli O'Hara and Friends at 54 Below, located at 254 West 54th Street. The evening is a joint benefit in support of PopsEd Programs at Ronald McDonald House® New York, which provide creative outlets to the children and families in residence. Hosted by Steven Reineke, Music Director of The New York Pops, the evening will also feature performances by children participating in the PopsEd programs at Ronald McDonald House® New York, along with some special surprise guests. The benefit will start with a champagne reception at 5:30PM followed by dinner and a performance at 6:30PM.
Since 2006 the PopsEd residency at Ronald McDonald House® New York has helped children fighting cancer discover their creative voice by teaching basic musical, creative writing and instrumental techniques. The multi-faceted program meets twice weekly and includes piano lessons and a choir, along with Rockin' the House, a special residency created for pre-teens and teenagers. Music lessons help children and families retain a sense of normalcy, nurturing emotional growth and well-being.
Kelli O'Hara recently received her fifth Tony Award nomination along with Drama Desk, Drama League and Outer Critics Circle award nominations for her portrayal of Francesca in the musical adaptation of The Bridges of Madison County. Other Broadway credits include: Nice Work If You Can Get It (Tony, Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Circle award nominations), South Pacific (Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle award nominations), Pajama Game (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle award nominations), The Light in the Piazza (Tony and Drama Desk award nominations), Sweet Smell of Success, Follies, Dracula and Jekyll & Hyde. Regional/Off Broadway: Far From Heaven (Playwrights Horizons and WTF), King Lear (Public Theater), Bells Are Ringing (City Center Encores!), Sunday in the Park with George (Reprise), My Life With Albertine (Playwrights Horizons). Concerts span from Carnegie Hall to Capitol Hill. Film/TV credits: Sex & The City 2, Scorsese's The Key to Reserva, "Blue Bloods," "Alexander Hamilton," "N3mbers," and the animated series "Car Talk." She is a frequent performer on PBS's live telecasts and the Kennedy Center Honors. Her solo albums, "Always" and "Wonder in the World," are available on Ghostlight Records.
Steven Pasquale is best known for starring on the FX hit TV series "Rescue Me" as firefighter Sean Garritty. He recently starred opposite Kelli O'Hara in the original Broadway production of Bridges of Madison County (Drama Desk and Drama League award nominations). Other recent credits include Far From Heaven and Tony Kushner's The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures. He starred on Broadway in Neil LaBute's reasons to be pretty and Off-Broadway in A Soldier's Play, Fat Pig, A Man of No Importance (Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle award nominations), Beautiful Child, The Spitfire Grill, Spinning Into Butter, and Andrew Lippa's The Wild Party. Pasquale also created the role of Fabrizio in Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas' Tony Award-winning The Light in the Piazza. He starred in The Secret Garden (World AIDS Day Concert), and A Little Night Music (opposite Victor Garber, Natasha Richardson, and Vanessa Redgrave). Steven co-starred in Ricky Ian Gordon's Grapes of Wrath opera at Carnegie Hall. Other television credits include "Do No Harm," "Up All Night," "Over/Under," "Coma," "Marry Me," "Six Feet Under" and Sofia Coppola's "Platinum." Film credits include Alien vs. Predator: Requiem, Aurora Borealis, and The Last Run. His debut solo album, "Somethin' Like Love," was released in 2009 by PS Classics.
Steven Reineke is the Music Director and Conductor of The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall, Principal Pops Conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and Principal Pops Conductor of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Reineke is a frequent guest conductor with The Philadelphia Orchestra and has been on the podium with the Boston Pops, The Cleveland Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia. His extensive North American conducting appearances include San Francisco, Houston, Seattle, Edmonton and Pittsburgh.
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In the name of writing analysis it seems like some big media houses are losing their credibility with faulty ground reports, rumours and unconfirmed attacks. Recently a top national level channel took it to their website to attack Megastar Chiranjeevi.
'Chiru lost his film image too with these debacles, and no visitor is queuing in front of his house like they have done earlier. Even if Chiru walks on road now, no one cares for him', the article said. It also added that fan clubs of Chiranjeevi are getting shut down in all regions of Andhra Pradesh. Well, these last lines are no doubt joke of the millennium.
The other day more than three thousand people of flood hit Yalamanchali village have took up a protest for Chiru not visiting their region. Though everyone knows that nothing will happen to poor lives even if Chiru visits them, it is their profound love that makes them wait eagerly for him and also demand his coming. Is this not enough to judge the undying craze of Chiranjeevi? Talking about his political foray, future and mistakes, even legends are not always successful.


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What is the difference between these two products? Do they both have the same consistency when whipped?
Have only tried Pastry Pride and love it. Whips well, easy to work with smoothes great and also tastes wonderful! Never heard of the other brand where do you get it?
Pastry Pride has a Cool Whip like taste. Frosting Pride is the same but is flavored with vanilla. I have used both and both taste good. In my are Pastry Pride is a little cheaper and I can add any flavor i want to it. Using the Torani coffee syrup flavors. I pick up all of these items at Smart & Final.
wow, deniro you must have been reading my mind. I was just at smart and final looking at these two and wondering the exact same thing!
I always hear of rich's bettercream, but was not sure if pastry pride and frostin pride were the same company- the packaging kind of looks similar.
Also, another question- Can you decorate and ice a cake with these? Or would these just be more filling based?
I only use it for filling. Bettercreme is the same as Pastry and Frosting Pride. PM Melvira because she uses Bettercreme all the time and to me, is the authority on the subject. she will tell you so many ways to use it and flavor combos. She is wealth of info and always willing to share.
Definitely usable for icing the cake with and lite decorating, and they are also safe to keep out of the fridge. Here's some info on icing with PP. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060911153314AA0uXw8 . (The original website this info was found on, DoItWithIcing, but that page is a dead link on their site now.)
I use Frostin Pride all the time and I think the flavor and consistency when whipped is great.
I add all kinds of flavorings/syrups to it and they have all come out wonderfully with the exception of peanut butter. I get it at Cash & Carry (Smart & Final) and I use it to frost and fill cakes, cupcakes and ice cream cakes. I've never tried to do actual decorations with it, but it holds all of the swirl designs I do on my cupcakes. I love it because it taste good, but it is so stable and holds up well without refrigeration.
Just wanted to add you will only get light shades of color no matter how much you add, so don't use it if you want bright colors.
Frostin Pride will hold up better....has a bit higher melting point.
It's been yrs since I have used it but I think Frostin Pride takes color better.
PP can only be tinted the lightest of pastel shades before it breaks down
FP & PP are made by Presto Foods; Bettercreme is made by Rich's.
There is another difference between the two I think. I believe that PP will "melt" any fondant decorations (i.e., cut outs) placed on it - the fondant will eventually slip off the cake (if on the side). FP doesn't do that at least from what I found.
This is my first time ever using frosting pride and I have read you can flavor it. I am just wondering how much of the syrup do you add and if you add it before you whip it. I would really like to flavor it, but don't want to ruin it. Thanks
Hand fold in flavoring after it has been whipped. I never had to add anything to it.
Anytime, anyway one stirs &.or whips this it gets thicker. It can be over whipped! If it is too thick to easily squeeze thru a bag thin it down by adding more of it in liquid form - stir in by hand blending well.
JennaB, you've just been added to my "Sweetest people of all time" list. For those of you who are just beginning to use products like Bettercreme or Pastry Pride (all of those are essentially the same, just different brands) you may find the Bettercreme Google Doc that I created to be very helpful. Whenever you see the word Bettercreme, just insert whichever brand you prefer!
If anyone wants to ask me anything at all, as JennaB mentioned, I am always happy to help. I do have a lot of experience with it, and will do my best to answer any questions. So... feel free to PM me, or ask here, wherever! And of course there are many other people that can answer your questions just as well as I can!! I promise not to act like a smarty pants. Oh wait... no... that's what I'm so well known for here. I guess I WILL act like a smarty pants, but hopefully in an entertaining 'good' way!
Bettercreme Doc: https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ARCzpgSS_N4TZGdqcXNqamNfNGdtc3E5c2Ro&hl=en_US
Have a great Memorial Day everyone to whom that applies! Everyone else, just have a great day!
where can i find it?
AThanks do much for the google doc. I use pastry pride and better cream quite a bit but haven't ever flavored them. I use leftovers to make cream puffs or eclairs. The family loves them. My question is, have you had any success coloring any of these to a royal blue? So far I have only tried pastry pride in pinks and its never a brilliant color. More pastelish. Now I have a Cookie Monster cake due this weekend. Help!
Frostin Pride
takes colors better than Pastry Pride I've attached a picture of a cake using Frostin Pride. It's my "buttercream" of choice for most of my cakes.
I know Frostin' Pride, Bettercreme, etc has a higher melting point, but aren't they also used to replace dairy, thus reducing the possibility of illness from keeping the cake out of the refrigerator? I see different types of dairy in the google doc and am now a bit confused why I would use these products with dairy....just for the higher melting point?


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Le Cupcake Shoppe uses small snacks to hit the sweet spot
A sign on the wall behind the counter at Le Cupcake Shoppe reads, "Stressed spelled backwards is Desserts."
Few would argue, especially if they've sampled the lovingly crafted confections of owner and baker Alexandra Hagen. Miniature cupcakes are the coin of this tiny realm in Brookline, whose exterior is the color of lemon icing. Hagen creates legal intoxicants in flavors that include maple bacon, tiramasu, cookies and cream, salted caramel, hot chocolate and s'mores. The miniature cupcakes are $10 per dozen; $30 per dozen for standard-size cupcakes. She also creates cake pops and varieties of whole cakes in butter cream and fondant.
Hagen graduated from Duquesne University in 2011 with a degree in entrepreneurship and marketing. But her real passion was forged during her Bethel Park girlhood, where she learned the sweet science of baking with her mother, Suzanne. Her career as a professional baker began after college, while she worked as marketing and events coordinator for Cadillac Ranch Pittsburgh. Meanwhile, she built a following on her Facebook page, where the likes multiplied.
"I would post pictures of things that I would make," Hagen says. "I never thought it would be something that I would sell. It was just something that I always loved to do. Friends and family would say, 'Can you bake for my baby shower and so-and-so's birthday?' That's when it really stared."
She says she uses no chemicals and preservatives but sticks to natural ingredients such as Madagascar vanilla, pure extract, real butter and fresh fruits. Le Cupcake Shoppe features six to eight varieties of miniature cupcakes and two to four different flavors of cake pops. The menu changes weekly. Hagen recently added chocolate pistachio shortbread cookies. She even makes sweet dog treats in assorted flavors.
Her shop hugs a steep cobblestone street above West Liberty Avenue, a few doors up from local legend Fiore's Pizzeria. The pink-and-white interior has the cheery bustle of a workshop at the North Pole.
"Brookline is so for small business," she says. "I definitely wanted to find a place between the city and suburbs."
Robert Coccaro owns the space, which once housed a talent agency that booked clowns and magicians for children's parties. He was impressed enough with Hagen's savvy and ability.
"She puts so much time and only the best, highest-quality ingredients," he says. "As a matter of fact, for the first few meetings, she was bringing all these different flavored cupcakes. I brought them home and my family said, 'These are delicious. You should give this girl a shot.' "
Hagen's imagination is hardly limited by the Lilliputian format. For the catering side of her business, she creates colorful, multi-tiered cupcake towers, cartoon characters and bright-red trucks that are dear to the heart of every little boy.
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TAMPA — The jobs of five top administrators at the Tampa Bay Workforce Alliance are being eliminated, part of a restructuring that will cut 20 management positions.
The more than 100 other Workforce Alliance employees who directly help clients secure jobs will be kept on, said Ed Peachey, interim president at the troubled agency. Most of the cuts were to management positions in the communications and business services departments.
Among those whose jobs were eliminated: Pamela Adkins, the agency's newly appointed director of communications; James Blount, vice president of service support; Tom Stewart, vice president of workforce solutions; Carol Brinkley, vice president of workforce services and consumer affairs; and Julie Sanon, senior vice president and innovation officer.
They were notified of their impending termination dates in a letter this week, Peachey said. They will be able to reapply for newly formed positions, which could be opened to outside candidates if they aren't all filled internally.
"There were too many layers of management. We needed to streamline," said Peachey, brought in to stabilize the Workforce Alliance, a publicly funded agency that provides job training to the unemployed and working poor.
Peachey, who also serves as president of WorkNet Pinellas, has been remaking the agency following the Feb. 15 resignation of CEO Renee Benton Gilmore, who stepped down amid accusations of lavish spending on food for staff.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the Workforce Alliance and its vendors. The U.S. Labor Department and the Agency for Workforce Innovation are conducting their own probes.
Last month, a St. Petersburg Times investigation revealed that one of the Workforce Alliance's largest vendors is a felon.
Laurise Thomas, head of the Tallahassee-based consulting company, Strategywise, served five years of federal probation for using phony names and Social Security numbers to obtain $158,618 in credit.
Thomas was fired from her administrator job with Florida's minority business office. Nevertheless, her company has secured more than $2 million in contracts from the Workforce Alliance.
Thomas is the former sister-in-law of Gilmore, the agency's departed CEO.
The Workforce Alliance also recently fired one of its managers, Shantae Gilmer, who helped found a company that received a $23,0000 contract from the agency last summer.
When that company, Expanding Visions, began on June 3, Gilmer was listed as registered agent and vice president, and her husband, Dwight Gilmer, was president. Their names were removed from records days before the Workforce Alliance contract was secured.
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ORLANDO, Fla. - You know what I've noticed on my Facebook feed lately? Fall clothes, specifically jackets and scarves. Having lived in Central Florida for 12 years now, I often forget that friends in Chicago and New York are happily rocking their cool weather wear now.
As we've transitioned into the new season, our weather has been unusually wet. Much of Central Florida remains under an areal flood advisory until Tuesday evening. This is thanks to a few different factors. First, a front is stalled to our north. Ahead of that, deep Gulf moisture has been surging into our area. Add in a little upper level energy, and you have the recipe for persistent rain. Our rain chance stays at 70 to 80 percent Tuesday with gradual drying by Thursday.
On average, most of us had picked up between 1 to 3 inches of rain as of 8 a.m. Tuesday. Here are a few unofficial totals:
- Rockledge: 2.60 inches
- Groveland: 2.88 inches
- Poinciana Place: 3.07 inches
Expect another 1 to 3 inches on top of those totals through Tuesday.
And here's a little something for you to look forward to: The average September high in Orlando is 89 degrees. That drops to 84 during October, with an average low of 66.
So, not quite fall fashion weather just yet, but getting close.
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The Cleveland Indians have potentially added to their already strong bullpen by signing relief pitcher Matt Capps to a minor league contract.
Capps, 29, onws an eight-year career record of 29-33 with 138 saves. He has spent time in Pittsburgh, Washington and Minnesota, being named to the 2010 National League All-Star team in a season where he posted a career-best 42 saves and a 2.42 ERA.
Capps has posted 14 or more saves in each of his last six seasons and has a career walk rate of 1.7 per nine innings pitched. Capps reportedly throws four pitches: a four-seam fastball and two-seam fastball (91–95 mph), slider (85–89), and changeup (87–89).
He opened the 2012 season with the Twins, saving 14 of his first 15 opportunities before having two trips to the disabled list with shoulder inflammation. On October 24, the Twins announced they would decline their club option for Capps worth $6 million. Capps, instead, received a $250,000 buyout.
Indians pitchers and catchers are set to report to Goodyear, Arizona for Spring Training on February 10.
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Daub on your facepaint and celebrate a genuine mythical hero on Sunday in Seething Wells.
Surbitonians will come together once again for the Seething Festival, an afternoon of music and more commemorating the exploits of beloved goat-boy Lefi Ganderson.
Take part in the annual parade around the town - led by a terrifying, and surprisingly maneuverable, life-size model of giant Thamas Deeton, vanquished by Lefi all those years ago.
The giant has been recycled this year, for the first time. Landlord of the Lamb pub Adam Lewis said: "I've got him in a van. We're hoping to have him out tomorrow to do a couple of repairs.
"We thought it was such a good gian last year we're doing a bit of recycling."
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TORONTO -- The popular birth-control pills Yaz and Yasmin have been linked to the deaths of at least 23 Canadian women --the youngest just age 14, Health Canada documents say.
The deaths are among about 600 adverse reactions reported among women taking the contraceptives between 2007 and Feb. 28 of this year, Health Canada confirmed Tuesday.
Doctors and pharmacists who submitted the reports to the Canada Vigilance Program said Yaz and Yasmin are suspected in the 23 deaths. The reports say most of the women died suddenly after developing blood clots, a known risk with the pills.
Since 2007, Health Canada said the program has received reports of adverse reactions among 333 women taking Yasmin and 267 women prescribed Yaz.
Among those cases were 15 deaths linked to Yasmin and eight to Yaz. More than half of the women who died were under age 26, with the youngest being a 14-year-old girl. Most deaths reportedly occurred soon after the women starting taking the drugs.
Yaz and Yasmin are both made by Bayer and are often characterized as "newer-generation" birth-control pills. The contraceptives are produced using drospirenone, a synthetic progestin exclusively produced by Bayer.
In 2011, Health Canada issued a warning about the Bayer products, saying that although the risk of blood clots is rare, it is still 11/2 to three times higher with the drospirenone-containing pills than with some other birth-control products.
An estimated one in 10,000 women on older-generation contraceptives will develop blood clots; with Yaz and Yasmin, that risk is estimated at three in 10,000.
While Yaz and Yasmin are suspected in the 23 deaths, Health Canada said reports of adverse reactions cannot be interpreted as showing cause and effect.
"Often it is not possible to determine if an adverse reaction (AR) reported to Health Canada is a result of using a specific health product," the department said by email. "Other factors contributing to the AR could be a person's health conditions or other health products they are using at the same time."
Bayer says the pills are safe and effective when used as directed.
There are a number of lawsuits either settled or pending against Bayer over the pills, both in the U.S. and Canada.
The first class-action suit against Bayer certified in Canada is being led by lawyer Matthew Baer. He and his law firm, Siskinds, are representing 13 families of women who they say died while taking Yaz or Yasmin, as well as hundreds of other Ontario women who say they suffered adverse reactions while on the pills.
Baer said his law firm has been contacted by more than 1,300 people inquiring about inclusion in the lawsuit.
The class-action suit alleges the contraceptives increase the risk of serious side-effects, including blood clots. The suit further alleges that women died or were injured by Yaz and Yasmin.
One of the plaintiffs in the class-action is Stephanie Kerr of Tillsonburg, Ont., who said she took Yasmin for a month at about age 16 and developed blood clots in her lungs.
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
Kerr recalled she had been out running and suddenly was severely short of breath.
"I almost collapsed. I couldn't breathe. I couldn't take a full breath at all and I kind of was starting to see spots. I knew I was going to go down pretty soon," she said. "I was really scared."
Kerr managed to get home and to the hospital, where doctors determined her blood was severely thickened and scans showed the bottoms of her lungs were full of clots.
She had to take blood-thinning drugs for six months, during which time she missed school. Her lungs were too weak to allow her to continue competitive dancing, which she was eventually forced to give up.
"It was painful for a long time. I couldn't walk very far without having to sit and take breaths," said Kerr, 20, who now teaches yoga.
Bayer has already paid about $1.2 billion to settle, without admission of liability, thousands of lawsuits related to the products in the United States, but the company said Tuesday it stands by its products.
-- The Canadian Press


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A parliament member from Yemen's ruling General People's Congress (GPC) on Sunday escaped an assassination attempt in the province of Ibb, some 190 kilometers south of the capital Sanaa, according to the GPC.
Nabil Sadek al-Basha's car "came under a hail of fire from unidentified gunmen as he drove to Sanaa, but his bodyguards fired back, foiling the assassination bid," the GPC said on its website.
It quoted security sources as claiming two of the assailants were arrested and are being questioned by Yemeni authorities. (Albawaba.com)
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Ram Charan Teja is planning for a powerful Bollywood entry reprising Big B Amitabh's role in the remake of yesteryear classic 'Zanjeer'. Cherry will be seen as powerful police officer who take on the thugs and to the top of it he will also be sizzling with his sensational dancing steps which are new to Bollywood movie lovers. However he is facing stumbling blocks in his entry with two biggies standing in his way to stardom.
It is a known fact that in the original Pran played the cunning and vicious villain Pathan Sher Khan. The film makers planned to cast Sanjay Dutt in the remake but when he backed out, Arjun Rampal was selected. However even that did not work out and Sonu Sood was shortlisted. Now suddenly Sunju Baba showed interest in the project and film makers and director Apurva Lakhia finalized Sanjay for the hindi remake. He however decided not to disappoint Sonu and will be casting him in telugu version.
As such now Cherry will have to deal not one but two stumbling blocks in from of Sunju Baba and Sonu Sood. It has to be seen how he will overcome these two towering and handsome personalities. Cherry however is not worried and is over the moon that he will be sharing screen presence with Sanjay Dutt who happens to be his gym mate. Fans are however eagerly waiting for the big bash in Bollywood.


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Posted in Africa Yoga Project Blog, on March 12, 2015
We're excited to share some incredible insights from one of Africa Yoga Project's newest additions to the mentorship team: Kelly Skinner!
Kelly lives in Shelbourne Falls, MA and has been partnered with Samson Mahalia over in Nairobi, Kenya. Kelly's curiosity about Africa Yoga Project stemmed from first learning about it back in 2013 at her Baptiste Level One training. But it wasn't until listening to AYP's founder, Paige Elenson, speak about the mentorship program at her Baptiste Level Two training that Kelly knew she had to get involved with our organization and she saw the mentorship program as an amazing opportunity to have a huge impact from halfway around the world..
"It was the way Paige spoke from her heart, showed us raw emotion and expressed how she and Kenya truly needed our help, and that our involvement could make a huge impact in the lives of the yoga teachers in Kenya. She pulled at my heart strings and I left a longing to step up and share in the development of another's life. It was right then and there that I made a commitment to myself to sign up.
Becoming a mentor has taught me the power of truly being of service to someone else, the power of active listening, and the power of being worlds apart while still creating connection. I am committed to Samson's growth, and to helping him reach his goals; and I am learning that it is all about the journey and not just the end goal. I am learning that while I am helping Samson discover his path, he is also helping me discover mine. We share very similar goals, which makes us completely relatable and a perfect match for one another!
Becoming a mentor has given Samson an additional support system in his life; he is an amazing man, father, husband and teacher - and by having another teacher stand by him as he makes career and personal decisions, he is able to find a sense of comfort in knowing that he is not alone on his path of spreading yoga.
During our monthly calls, we discuss more personal things like what is going on in our lives, our day-to-day routines, how classes are going, what we love about teaching. And we also talk about where we come from and where we want to go, short and long-term goals, and together we are continuing to create a framework for him to achieve these goals. We determine tangible action steps that help keep him focused and moving forward towards his dreams.
My advice for someone considering becoming a mentor is simple: GO. FOR. IT. Just sign up. Being a mentor for Africa Yoga Project is one of the most gratifying and beautiful experiences I have been a part of. The monthly donation may seem daunting at first, but when you take a step back and consider the meaning and power behind your contribution, it really is quite doable. And let me tell you, you absolutely have what it takes to be a mentor. You have the skills, but more than anything, you have the heart, the drive, the passion, the energy and the excitement that is exactly what your future mentee needs.
You are ready now. Be brave by making an impact in someone else's life. Be whole by sharing your whole self and releasing any self doubt that holds you back from sharing your greatness. Be you by showing up authentically with all of your flaws and get to the core of what matters. Being brave, being whole, being you is how you become innately flawless and that is how you make an impact and implement change in your own life and in the world.


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