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Thinking ahead to spring time
Agriculture experts are ready to make predictions on what will happen when the white blanket lying over the ground thaws and farmers return to their fields to begin planting.
"There will be two big considerations for growers this spring: the lack of moisture for subsoil and topsoil and the fact that no farm bill has been past yet, which creates a lot of uncertainty," said Woody Barth, president of the North Dakota Farmers Union in Jamestown. "But even with those considerations, the great thing about farming is that there are a lot of variables at play and I think it helps keep producers optimistic about the growing season ahead."
Barth expects grain growing to be popular with North Dakota producers this year, especially in the north and northwestern areas of the state.
But he said it will depend on precipitation heading into growing season.
"Potentially, corn could be a big crop in the state in 2013, but it will take more moisture and will need to be seeded on a timely basis," he said. "I would also expect that some producers may switch from corn to planting grain, like wheat or barley, which is more attractive to producers without the rain or significant snow going into the growing season. Soybeans are also likely to be popular crops again, as the last few years have proven."
Frayne Olson, North Dakota State University crops economist and marketing specialist, said there will still be money to be made in grain production.
"But the income potential with corn and soybeans is likely to be better," he said. "The market right now encourages farmers to grow corn and soybeans because the market for them is tight from last year due to the drought."
Fortunately for the state's crop producers, Andy Swenson, North Dakota State University Extension Service farm management specialist, said North Dakota weathered summer drought fairly well, setting it up for a better growing season in spring compared to other parts of the country.
"The high price projections are a leftover from the short U.S. crops of 2012," he said. "The risk in crop prices always is a reality in projecting revenues. Also, producers are worried about whether average yields in 2013 will materialize. Unlike last spring, soil moisture is depleted."
Lefor grain farmer Lee Klein concurred with Swenson's assessment.
"Going into 2013, if we do not get a lot of moisture in the spring, there's not going to be a very good crop I'm afraid," he said. "We are going into 2013 the same way we went in to 2012 with hardly any subsoil moisture and it looks like hardly any snow so far in the wintertime.
"We had very little rain in the fall of 2011, and we were going into 2012 with hardly any subsoil moisture at all. We didn't have much rain this summer, but it always came in the nick of time. When the crop was really starting to hurt, we'd get a half-inch of rain. Some of the crops we had around here may not have been a bumper crop, but it was way better than anyone expected."
Klein said issues that might result from the lack of rain are helped by the technology that has been infused into 21st century agriculture production.
"You don't need a lot of rain to raise a crop today because of the technology we have, but you do still need timely rains," he said. "That's what saved us in 2012, but in 2011, everybody thought we were going to have a bumper crop because we had rain, snow, we had moisture that was going to be great, but it turns out we had too much rain and the crop got all of this disease and we had crop failure, instead."
Moisture in the south could also impact crop prices up north, Klein said.
For example, he said the winter wheat crop -- much of which is produced in the South -- is hurting due to the lack of precipitation.
Klein said that could bring up the winter wheat prices for producers in the Northern parts of the country since the winter wheat prices in further south are often what dictate prices.
"I planted winter wheat last year, and I think the price was $5.50 a bushel. Right now, it is as high as $9. It's because of supply and demand," he said. "The winter wheat crop down South, I think, is hurting too because they haven't had much rain either. The South is the winter wheat-producing area that pretty much determines our prices up here. All of the sudden they didn't have a very good year and people thinking there may be a short supply and the price went up $3 or $4."
Forcing prices higher by withholding the grain supply would be hard to do though, Olson said.
"It is extremely difficult to do because so many farmers grow the same crops, and withholding the supply would only work if a large amount of farmers agreed to do it," he said. "The questions that would arise are how high would the price have to go before selling again and who would sell first? In concept, this works but it would be hard to get the effort for it to happen."


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Young Turks brought in the year with a fairly impressive New Years Eve party in Mexico City, showcasing a bunch of their illustrious signees, including the amazing FKA Twigs.
During this visit, Young Turks and FKA Twigs embarked on an adventure into the ruins of a Mayan village where they filmed her performing an ethereally sexy rendition of her single 'Hide' – the fourth track off her critically-acclaimed debut release, EP.
This is just another reason why we love the shit out of FKA Twigs.
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Still on the Radar!
It's been years since I have been able to hug my friends neck but weeks and weeks since I've spoken to her. I've kept in better touch with my friends daughter because she's on facebook than my friend.
This morning I got a facebook request from my Millie!
I was so excited because to me...this means...that I can keep in touch.
Isn't that sad!
It's too much trouble to pick up the phone and dial a number. Probably because when I do she's never home anyway. She's the busiest woman I know, I think.
She'd posted this picture of the both of us on her facebook...please GOD do not post the one of us in bathing suits after I had Evan! IT was so bad!
Anyway...here's a shout out to a friend this morning who I dearly miss and I swear if they'd move back, we'd be at each others house everyday again! That, I can only wish for!


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Palazzo Failla, Modica
- Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi
Main amenities
- 10 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Self parking
- Airport shuttle
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Library
- Computer station
- Front desk safe
- Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
What's around
- Heart of Modica
- Cathedral of San Giorgio (0.3 mi / 0.4 km)
- Castello dei Conti (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Church of San Pietro (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
- Ispica Cave (8.2 mi / 13.1 km)
- Old Portale di San Giorgio (9.6 mi / 15.4 km)
Palazzo Failla, Modica
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $62
- Triple Room
- Superior, One Double or Two Twin beds (in dependance)
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- This hotel has 10 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Self parking *
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- Free buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
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- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- One meeting room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1784
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Air conditioning
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- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
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- Satellite TV channels
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Self parking costs EUR 12 per day
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Iwrestledabearonce Live
Larry West recently caught Iwresetledabearonce on tour with Otep as they stopped through The Blockley in Philadelphia, PA on June 26, 2010.
Harder and faster. Louder and ruder. Pushing the limits of taste and being more extreme than the next guy have been a recurrent theme in metal since the 80's. A constant pissing contest amongst Heavy Metal bands to see who was heavier than the next. This sometimes resulted in astonishing achievements like Slayer's Reign in Blood, but also gave way to interesting bands such as Faith No More who would bend anything and everything while challenging the stereotypical "metal" sound.
Then you have Iwresetledabearonce.
Reaction to this group of avant-garde "metal heads" has been everything from repulsion to aw. Combing grindcore with more genres than you could imagine, they take everything from electro-dance to jazz-prog, to even hillbilly. The band applies a similar song formula that made extreme prog veterans, Dillinger Escape Plan successful. Their new album It's All Happening, released by Century Media in 2009, made an astonishing debute at 121 on the Billboard Top 200. They've even gotten "Mr. Belding" himself, Dennis Haskins to be the principal in the late-80's/early 90's "revival" video for "See You In Shell". They are, in countless ways, a band seemingly built for ridicule, yet able to take enough humor in itself that even insults seem to do nothing more than to build their fame. In short, they really are the band you love to hate.
Opening for alt-metal band Otep, they came on the stage at a local Philly bar filled with both regular boozers and people there for the headliner. A band that seems to rely on light-hearted nostalgia opening for a band that bleeds black ink, and rebelling against a world that seems to hate you – it was a seemingly odd fit. Before the show, I decided to give them a fair shake. Even with such an odd hodgepodge of a sound that is Iwrestledabearonce, I enjoyed what I heard. I was actually excited to see them live.
Krysta Cameron, the lead singer of the band came out wearing a kid's Furby costume with a plate of food out for herself. It was ravioli. As the show started, she started to eat…and then regurgitate on stage. The grindcore riffs and insane keyboard came pouring out of the speakers and she let out a mighty scream! Out of the small crowd of roughly 50 concert goers, 7 made the mosh pit hell by practicing their karate moves and moshing like crazy! It was like seeing G.G. Allen and Wendy O Williams wrapped up in one package with the ferocity of a car crash.
I've been to shows. I've been to a TON of shows. I've seen people get the crap beaten out of them, singers get pelted with bottles, and I've seen Marilyn Manson shock and awe in the flesh. Never, in nearly 10 years of concert going have I seen ANYTHING like this.
Periodically realizing that they were going to have a tough time with the crowd, Iwrestledabearonce went into various covers of metal songs, including Pantera's "Walk". This helped to keep a crowd engaged that had all but ignored the last two hipster-metal bands (Stray From the Path and Bury Tomorrow).
Iwrestledabearonce is incredibly talented and complimented by the amazing vocal presence of Krysta. She has an amazing range, which actually drew me into the band the most. Her range varies from a guttural growl that can make you cringe, to an incredible high end of tuneful notes that she can hold for a good 10 seconds.
When it was all said and done in about 30 minutes, the stage was wrecked. There was food and water everywhere. The entire performance space had to cleaned.
Iwrestledabearonce is not about the live shows or the image, it's all about the music and he music itself stands up. The melodic interlude of "Tastes Like Kevin Bacon", trump even the toughest efforts from long-time metal bands like Lacuna Coil. In a lot of ways, they're like a pineapple: Rough and a little scary looking on the outside, but insanely tasty and sweet once you get by the rough exterior.
Iwrestledabearonce will be re-releasing It's All Happening as a 3-disc set, complete with one disc of re-mixes and a DVD.
For more info go to: www.Iwrestledabearonce.com
Iwrestledabearonce Upcoming Shows:
Iwrestledabearonce supporting Otep:
Jul 8 2010 7:00P The Charleston Oasis w/ Otep Charleston, South Caro, US
Jul 9 2010 6:00P The Pit Jacksonville, FL
Jul 11 2010 6:00P Floyd's Music Store w/ Otep Tallahassee, Florida , US
Jul 12 2010 6:30P Seville Quarter w/ Otep Pensacola, Florida , US
Jul 13 2010 7:00P Fire Jackson, MS
Jul 14 2010 7:00P The Parish @ House Of Blues w/ Otep New Orleans, Louisiana , US
Jul 15 2010 7:00P New Daisy Theatre w/ Otep Memphis, Tennessee, US
Jul 16 2010 6:00P The Blue Goat w/ Otep Salina, Kansas , US
Iwrestledabearonce on VANS WARPED TOUR
Jul 20 2010 8:00P Merriweather Post Pavillion Columbia, MD
Jul 21 2010 12:00P Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Virginia Beach, Virginia
Jul 22 2010 8:00P Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Charlotte, North Caro
Jul 23 2010 12:00P Vinoy Park St. Petersburg, Florida
Jul 24 2010 12:00P Cruzan Amphitheatre Miami, Florida
Jul 25 2010 12:00P Firestone Amphitheatre Orlando, Florida
Jul 26 2010 12:00P Lakewood Amphitheatre Atlanta, Georgia
Jul 28 2010 12:00P Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati, Ohio
Jul 29 2010 12:00P Marcus Amphiteatre Milwaukee, WI
Jul 30 2010 12:00P Comerica Park Detroit, Michigan
Jul 31 2010 12:00P First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre Tinley Park, Illinois
Aug 1 2010 12:00P Canterbury Park Shakopee, MN
Aug 2 2010 12:00P Sandstone Amphitheatre Bonner Springs, KS
Aug 5 2010 12:00P Northlands Grounds Edmonton, Alberta ,CA
Aug 7 2010 12:00P Utah State Fairgrounds Salt Lake City, Utah
Aug 8 2010 12:00P Invesco Field Denver, CO
Aug 10 2010 12:00P Cricket Amphitheatre San Diego, Ca
Aug 11 2010 12:00P Pomona Fairplex Pomona, Ca
Aug 12 2010 12:00P Sleep Train Amphiteatre Wheatland, Ca
Aug 13 2010 12:00P Idaho Centre Amphitheatre Nampa, Idaho
Aug 14 2010 12:00P Gorge Amphiteater George, Washington
Aug 15 2010 12:00P Washington County Fairgrounds Hillsboro, Oregon
Tags: Century Media, Century Media, grindcore, It's All Happening, Iwrestledabearonce, Iwrestledabearonce, Krysta Cameron, Live, otep, tour


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The senior laden Marietta tennis team administered a 5-0 victory over the homestanding Cambridge High Bobcat netters Monday afternoon at the City Park.
The lone bright spot for the home team was No. 2 singles player Darren Fields, who claimed a 6-3 first set decision versus Mariettas Robert Hershey, only to see Hershey rebound to capture the next two sets by scores of 6-2, 7-5.
At No. 1 singles, the Tigers Tyler Steed bested the Cats Tyler Valentine 6-3, 6-3. In the No. 3 match, Mitch Morus bested the Bobcats Cory Darland 6-0, 6-0.
In No. 1 doubles, Mariettas Matt Warren and Don Stollar took a 6-1, 6-1 decision from Kim Nunn and Jeff Canning.
The Tigers No. 2 doubles unit of Andy First and Darren Simmons made the match a clean sweep by claiming a 6-1, 6-2 decision from Andy Byers and Mike Daugherty.
With the win, Marietta improved to 3-0, while the loss dropped the Bobcats to 0-2.
NEXTThe schedule will not get any easier as CHS will begin East Central Ohio League play today with a 4:30 p.m. road contest at Dover.


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It is with great sadness that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat confirms that on 1st April 2010 three members of its community in Faisalabad, Pakistan were killed in a barbaric attack. The Ahmadis were killed for no other reason than the fact that they were Ahmadi. There should be no doubt that these were targeted killings which took place in response to the continued rallies of anti-Ahmadi fanatical groups who continue to preach that those who kill or harm Ahmadis will be rewarded by God. Such fanatics are murdering in God's name despite the fact that they have not even a single ounce of honour or decency. Indeed they are infused by nothing but hatred and jealousy.
The three Ahmadis killed were all part of the same family. The deceased were Mr Sheikh Ashraf Parvez (60), Mr Sheikh Masood Jawed (57) and Mr Asif Masood (24). Sheikh Ashraf Parvez and Sheikh Masood Jawed were brothers and Asif Masood was the son of Sheikh Masood Jawed.
At around 10pm local time on 1st April the three Ahmadis were returning home in their car from the shops 'Murad Cloth House' & 'Murad Jewellers' which they run and formed their long term family business. These shops are based in the Rail Bazaar in Faisalabad. As the car reached Canal Road, near the Faisal Hospital, waiting for them were four or five persons parked in a white car. Suddenly those inside the white car started firing at the car of the Ahmadis and all three Ahmadis were seriously injured. The attackers fled the scene. Before reaching the hospital all three Ahmadis died.
Sheikh Ashraf Parvez is survived by his wife, two daughters and two sons.
Sheikh Masood Jawed is survived by his wife, two daughters and two sons.
Asif Masood is survived by his wife and infant daughter.
Recently Faisalabad has become increasingly dangerous for Ahmadis with continued anti-Ahmadiyya propaganda and planned violent attacks. These three killings follow on from the recent murder of another Ahmadi, Mr Laiq Ahmad, in Faisalabad.
Speaking about the murders in Faisalabad, the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad said:
"This incident causes the utmost grief; these killings were utterly barbaric. All three Ahmadis were extremely good natured and righteous persons. May Allah elevate the status of the deceased in heaven and grant patience to those who have been bereaved."
He continued:
"Faisalabad has recently become a place of much anti-Ahmadiyya agitation. Ahmadis are being targeted and either kidnapped or killed… If Ahmadis are being killed then they are being killed for a purpose. Every murder becomes a means of success for our community. These three martyrs and all other Ahmadi martyrs will continue to live forever… I would like to however warn Ahmadis in Pakistan, particularly those who live in areas where cruelty is prevalent, to take care in their daily travels. May Allah protect all Ahmadis."


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glad the Lakers suck!!! he coulda played for a conttender. enjoy the sunshine cause thats all you got in LaLaland.
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glad the Lakers suck!!! he coulda played for a conttender. enjoy the sunshine cause thats all you got in LaLaland.
Agree'd.... But he would have been injured anywhere..
Wait... some people don't even like Steve Nash? I don't get it. What did he ever do wrong?
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He went to LA.
heh, yeah pretty much.
"I don't see myself ever putting on that jersey..."
Signs with them what, a week after that?
Nash's reasons for signing to LA are well reported. It was better for his kids. Hard to blame a father for that.
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Yeh, regardless of moving to Los Angeles, Steve Nash is still one of the best point guards to play the game. It's just a shame he has yet to win a championship (yet). I wish it had been with any team but the Lakers, though. They're not the only team in LA! He could have been the best back-up point guard in the league (and 6MOY), and win a 'chip with the Clippers. That is, if they could manage to beat the Pacers!
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Haters, my foot.
Back in 2003 he turned his back during the National Anthem on a nationally televised game... it was not a wise choice to do so against the Jazz. Karl Malone almost made him eat his teeth on a memorable forearm. Screw Steve Nash.
"I mean, you'd walk into our dressing room and run into Mel Daniels holding a .45 -- it makes you wonder."
Bob Netolicky
I get it that some people don't like the fact he went to L.A. But hate him, why? He is one of the few players on and off court that deserve to be applauded for their behavior and performance (pure silk).
Nash went where he thought his best situation was. Lakers aren't even a rival of ours so I don't know why anyone gets all angry about it. There's no reason to think we'd be any better now with Nash having missed a good portion of the season already.
Props to him getting to the 10,000 assist club.
I don't get the hate to Nash either. He's really one of the nicest basketball players out there. While he chose to be traded to LA in the end, he never wanted to leave Phoenix in the first place. The Suns wanted to rebuild and Nash agreed. It's not like he pulled a Howard or a Melo to get out of a struggling Suns.
[QUOTE=Mac_Daddy;1560272]He's Canadian. Why do you care if he doesn't stand at attention for an national anthem that isn't his?
And you'll note I live in Ottawa. Not standing at attention is one thing and is far different that actively turning your back on it. He doesn't like it, he can sign a contract in a Canadian league (oh wait). Gutless, bush-league move. I have very little tolerance for anyone disrespecting anyone else's anthem (including PD's own Anthem!).
"I mean, you'd walk into our dressing room and run into Mel Daniels holding a .45 -- it makes you wonder."
Bob Netolicky
Thank you. Some people obviously forget that.
Well, it'd be the same as Reggie defecting to the Knicks, or PG going to the Bulls/Heat. And no, not as a free agent: as a trade demand.
Went to play for his rival after they acquired the best center in the league. Ring chaser.
This space for rent.
Second, it is well documented that he favors the West teams more than the East because he wanted to be near his kids. It just happens to be that LA is quite interested in him that time.
Third, at his age and achievements there's nothing wrong if he wants to be on a contender, which currently right now is not, to get that elusive championship ring. But I wouldn't call him a ring chaser because like I've said earlier, he never wanted to leave Phoenix in the first place. It just happens that the Suns wanted to rebuild and take a new direction and wanted to trade Nash to get younger assets. Because Nash did them a big favor, the Suns management let him choose where he wants to go. So everything that happened is from a mutual agreement.
If I'm looking for someone to bash, it should be Dwight Howard. Not saying that you can't hate Nash because he's now playing for a "hated" franchise, but for some of the reasons mentioned in this thread, I think it fits Dwight more than Nash.
What a terrible thread. One of the classiest guys in the NBA, and his kids had a ton to do with it. Not to mention there's nothing to suggest the Pacers even made him a worthwhile offer.
LOL, I can only imagine what would happen if an American player made a big show of showing up another country's national anthem. All you would hear is about how it's typically America. Nash does it to the USA anthem and since he's Canadian it's AOK.
Makes me think back to the whole Abdul-Rauf fiasco.
I don't hate him, I just can't like him because he is playing for LA.
Talking about overreaction. If you have to beat him up just for that, my oh my. I doubt he even did it (turning his back during the anthem) on purpose.
I don't hate Nash but I don't respect his decision to go to L.A. and I don't buy his excuse that getting within a 7 hour drive of Pheonix was the reason to pick L.A., it's still a 45 min. flight vs. a 2-3 hour flight and I doubt if he's driving there after practice.
He's still a good person and I would have respected his going to Toronto, Indy, Portland or any small market team. I don't like him because he wanted L.A.
One of the best stories in the NBA this year has been the demise of the Lakers. I hope they miss the playoffs and have to give away a good pick.
Anyways, I dislike the Lakers but I like Nash. Neither thing has changed, and I have no problem with one wanting to be close to their kids. I wish more parents (pro athlete or not) had this attitude.
Second the comment on Anthem. Anthen is always a level headed poster and a good guy in general.
Typical arrogant freaking American. You dont see other people going to America and doing that crap.....


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School Board hears numbers for Facilities Task Force ideas
Mary Bailey
Community Editor
What would it cost to expand Forest Lake Area High School to include ninth grade and make Century the district's only junior high? Or to remodel Southwest to accommodate all the programs that now take place in the Central Learning Center? And last but very important, to deal with serious maintenance issues at all district schools?
The School Board found out at the meeting on Thursday, Oct. 10.
Depending on the options chosen, the grand total ranges from $137 million to $171 million.
The Facilities Task Force recommended that the district limit spending to $130 million. The $137 million Option 1 comes closest to that goal by including only the most critical deferred maintenance projects for the elementary schools, only a partial list of deferred maintenance for the secondary schools, and a four-station gym (instead of six) at the high school.
Option 2 adds more high school gym space, bringing the cost to $140 million.
For $149 million, Option 3 would take care of all deferred maintenance at the high school.
Options 4 and 5 add more elementary school deferred maintenance. At $163 million (Option 4), the district would get most of the elementary fix-ups on the list, and at $171 million, it would get them all.
The board met again for four hours on Saturday, Oct. 12, to discuss the details. Board President Rob Raphael said they did not reach any major conclusions but instead focused on understanding the options and what parts are critical.
The Facilities Task Force began with a list of needs that was compiled by a similar group in 2009 and 2010. That group identified more than $100 million of needs "just to update what we have," Superintendent Linda Madsen said in her presentation Thursday. The school district's attempt to pass a voter referendum to bond for some of those items failed.
The task force that met starting in the fall of 2012 decided it was necessary to go beyond just a list of repairs and rethink the big picture. The group recommended a secondary school campus at Century Junior High and Forest Lake Area High School. The aging Central Learning Center would be torn down or sold. With the junior high students all attending Century, Southwest would take the place of the CLC. The Southwest swimming pool would be removed and a new one built.
The task force spent three Saturdays touring district buildings, hearing from the principal and lead custodian at each site. Building and Grounds Supervisor Mike Kopietz attended every tour, and the task force included members who have professional backgrounds in architecture and similar fields, Madsen said.
The sorry state of some classrooms moved task force members to think major work was needed.
"I was surprised at what we allow our children to live with," one commented on the video that was shown at the board meeting.
"I was struck by the investment that the greatest generation made. We've been coasting off that," task force member Shawn Otto said on the video.
The list of improvements includes heating/ventilation/air conditioning, safety/security, a new performing arts center, track, football field and tennis courts.
The new pool would be added to Century Junior High, because junior high gym classes include a swim unit.
The high school would have 25 new classrooms for ninth-graders, a totally redone science section, and the agriculture classrooms and greenhouse moved closer to the science rooms.
Food service for an additional 500 students would be added to the high school.
The superintendent and other senior staff would move to new offices at the high school so that the current district office could be used as a staff development center.
Century Junior High, in addition to more classrooms, would gain a large multipurpose room where up to 500 people could gather and sit. The Century gym has no bleachers.
Southwest would be redesigned to house early childhood classrooms and play area, Montessori classrooms and playground, community education offices, and the Alternative Learning Center, two gyms, a cafeteria, separate parking lots and four separate entrances.
Traffic concerns were not discussed in the board meeting Thursday.
Possible schedules for the projects were presented. A referendum could happen as early as 2014. The elementary school repairs and upgrades could take place in three years of construction: 2015, 2016 and 2017. Construction work at Century and the high school could begin in 2015 and at Southwest in 2016. The Central Learning Center could be torn down in 2017.


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It says something about our misbegotten priorities that, as the school year starts, there are almost certainly hundreds of teachers around the country reaching into their own wallets to pay for classroom supplies that their cash-strapped districts simply can't afford.
At the same time, the Pentagon has been so overburdened with bloated budgets, arsenals left over from two recent overseas conflicts, and lingering panics over drugs and terrorism, that they are handing surplus gear over to local police departments. Like something more out of "Robocop" than "Adam 12," police in many places can now deploy tactical vehicles, armored personnel carriers, grenade launchers, M-16 assault rifles and a whole bazaar of other battlefield-ready wares in the course of their duties.
To paraphrase the bumper sticker, the Pentagon will never, ever have to hold a bake sale.
This militarization of the American police has forcefully landed in our living rooms in recent days thanks to the unrest in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Mo. following the shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer. Protests by residents were met with a wildly disproportionate response by police, who fired tear gas, donned riot gear and fired rubber bullets with, according to some reports, little or no provocation. It made a community in the heart of the country look more like Kabul, Baghdad or Beirut.
But, just like the old theatrical saw that says a gun must be used if it is placed onstage, it seems police feel compelled to utilize these wares whether a situation really calls for it or not. The New York Times recently reported that officers in Louisiana put on masks and were heavily armed when they dropped in at a nightspot in 2006 for a liquor inspection, and, four years later, police in Florida used similar tactics when they carried out raids on barbershops "that mostly led only to charges of 'barbering without a license.'"
One can only imagine the reaction of patrons as they were getting a trim or thumbing a copy of Field & Stream when that crew made their entrance.
In the aftermath of the confrontations in Ferguson, an exceptionally rare bipartisan consensus is developing that the program that puts Pentagon castoffs in the hands of local police should either be scaled back or eliminated. The American Civil Liberties Union has sharply criticized it, and Attorney General Eric Holder said that he is "deeply concerned that the deployment of military equipment and vehicles sends a conflicting message" and that police should not rely on "unnecessarily extreme displays of force."
On the other side of the aisle, former Texas GOP Congressman Ron Paul, a rock-ribbed libertarian, said on MSNBC Monday that police having such equipment at their disposal encouraged them to overreact, while Duncan Hunter, a Republican who serves on the House Armed Services Committee, told Politico that he didn't want to end the program, but sharply curtail it.
"Certain resources are designed for a military mission – and it should stay that way," he said.
No one is suggesting that police in America transform themselves into genial, nonthreatening figures of goodwill in the mold of Andy Griffith, nor that they model themselves after British bobbies who only carry wooden truncheons as they walk the beat.
Unfortunately, our streets are too awash in lethal weaponry for that. But we should seriously question police officers being transformed into commandos, often with little training along the way.
After all, they are there to protect and serve, not to protect and intimidate.
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Nikki Sixx is a pretty philosophical fella.
The man's lived quite the life rocking with Mötley Crüe for all these years, and he's accrued so much experience and knowledge that he's something of a rock 'n' roll shaman. Talking to Nikki for five minutes can be an eye-opening experience, and he'll always give an education all his own.
Right now the legendary rocker has got a lot of amazing things on his plate. There's his radio show Sixx Sense, "The Sideshow Countdown," a new Sixx:A.M. album in the wings and another self-penned book complete with Nikki's photographs on the way. Plus, Nikki just got off a highly successful run on the 2010 OZZfest tour.
However, for Nikki, inspiring fans is the most important thing. He explains, "I might just infect you with positivity."
Let the infection begin…
Nikki Sixx spoke to ARTISTdirect.com editor and Dolor author Rick Florino about his next book, Sixx Sense, "The Sideshow Countdown," hanging with Murderdolls, new music and so much more in this exclusive interview.
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Tuesday 14 February 2006, Valentine's Day
It was Tuesday, under the sign of Aquarius. The US president was George W. Bush (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Arthur Cameron .
In that special week of February people in US were listening to Check On It by Beyonce.
In UK Nasty Girl by The Notorious BIG featuring Diddy, Nelly, Jagged Edge & Avery Storm was in the top 5 hits.
Lie with Me, directed by Clment Virgo, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2006
while Cell by Stephen King was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching The Chaser's War on Everything.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing The Axys Adventures: Truth Seeker or Bode Miller Alpine Racing.
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The latest political news flowing out of Europe's financial sinkholes ought to help calm frazzled markets.
Italy's new crisis manager, Yale alumnus Mario Monti, prevailed in his first key confidence vote, paving the way for the promised harsh reforms that European allies and institutional investors have been demanding. Across the Ionian Sea, Greek technocrat-in-chief Lucas Papademos, another U.S.-schooled economist, secured enough votes for a budget whose primary purpose is to keep the bailout cash coming. And in Spain, voters handed over the government reins to a conservative party committed to further austerity.
But it's a case of far too little too late for the sovereign bond world, which remains in a sour mood. True, high yields on Italian and Spanish debt narrowed somewhat by the end of the week and the euro stopped a week-long slide. But that occurred only after more bond buying by the European Central Bank, whose intervention in the marketplace remains as limited as it is reluctant.
"There's absolutely nothing the peripheral issuers can do on their own to make this go away. Absolutely nothing," says Peter Schaffrik, head of European rates strategy with Royal Bank of Canada in London.
That's partly because of the way the market is structured, but more because of the growing conviction that the feuding Europeans aren't going to be able to dig their way out of this mess any time soon. Germany fiercely opposes the most obvious remedies, which include turning the central bank into a true lender of last resort and issuing euro-wide bonds backed by the strongest members of the currency club.
"It's the old saying: Credibility is easy to destroy and very difficult to rebuild," Mr. Schaffrik said during a brief visit to Toronto to update clients on the latest developments in the war zone.
One reason it's so hard to reverse the market's direction has to do with why investors buy government bonds in the first place. The obvious attraction is their relative safety, which throws Greece out of the equation and makes it hard to justify holding the bonds of Portugal or Ireland, the other euro-zone members voted most likely to default in the months ahead.
But the greatest appeal of sovereign bonds lies in the fact major institutions from central banks to big pension funds, banks, life insurers and hedge funds can park vast sums that would sink smaller markets.
"It's usually a [deep]market where they can deal in size," Mr. Schaffrik says. "They don't invest a couple of million. They invest a couple of billion and they need a market that can absorb that."
Those investors also need an extremely liquid market where they can move in and out of positions relatively easily. But the euro zone's crisis of credibility means a lot of what traditionally has made its government market so attractive "has fallen by the wayside. Liquidity has thinned out. It is hardly present any more. Volatility is enormous. So if you're a dealer in this market, you can't hold any position. You can't warehouse any risk."
Perhaps worst of all, credit risk has been introduced in a market once considered essentially risk-free.
With all that at play, it makes sense that investors would steer clear of Italian debt even if they agree that the country remains solvent. "A lot of people are saying: 'I can't buy it. I can't increase my positions because I might never get out again. Or I might not be able to hold my position because my risk limits are broken,' " Mr. Schaffrik says.
So "the whole market structure is breaking down. A lot of people who would otherwise be involved have to leave, quite rationally."
The only way to arrest this particular capital flight is for the stubbornly conservative ECB to change stripes and intervene aggressively in the bond market. Simply signalling that it is prepared to buy unlimited quantities of the affected assets could be enough to put a cap on rates and restore a measure of investor confidence.
The ECB could theoretically do so without the support of Germany, which fears a more activist central bank would trigger a wave of inflation. But without Germany's wholehearted backing, the rest of the prescription preferred by most bond and currency specialists can't be filled.
"They need to pledge more aid. They need to show that they are really doing something to keep the euro together," Mr. Schaffrik says of his home country. "That's not what they're doing at the moment. Quite the contrary."
Indeed, Chancellor Angela Merkel's own party has voted to introduce euro exit strategies for those countries that want out. "That's clearly not conducive to restoring trust in the European Monetary Union."
And Berlin remains virulently opposed to issuing eurobonds or some other form of pan-euro bond guarantees, out of fear the fiscally challenged members of the club will return to their irresponsible ways if their borrowing costs fall sharply.
Mr. Schaffrik and other analysts argue that a safe financing channel can be created for the weaker countries without stripping away incentives to behave. "So they should not be so dogmatic about this. Quite frankly, I think we will get there eventually. The question for me is how quickly."
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1.1 Please identify the scope of claims that may be brought in your jurisdiction for breach of competition law.
Under German competition law (in particular, Sections 33 and 33a of the German Act against Restraints of Competition − "GWB"), parties can bring claims for injunction, claims for abatement and removal, and claims for damages if they have allegedly suffered a harm due to another party's conduct which violates a provision of the GWB, Article 101 or 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union ("TFEU"), or an order of the German Federal Cartel Office ("FCO").
1.2 What is the legal basis for bringing an action for breach of competition law?
The primary legal basis for claims brought for a breach of competition law is Section 33 GWB. Claimants can seek injunctive relief under Section 33 GWB and claim damages under Sections 33a GWB. Parties may also bring an action for damages under Section 826 German Civil Code ("BGB") if the infringement of competition law was conducted with the intent of harming the claimant. Under certain circumstances damages may also be available for breach of contractual or pre-contractual duties or for a violation of the German Act against Unfair Competition.
1.3 Is the legal basis for competition law claims derived from international, national or regional law?
The legal basis for competition claims in Germany is primarily derived from national law, which has been altered significantly over the years to be in line with the requirements the European Court of Justice has set out in its Courage and Manfredi judgments. Therefore, the national provisions always have to be interpreted in accordance with the specifications of EU Law. Further changes are expected due to the implementation of the new EU Directive on Antitrust Damages ("EU Damages Directive"). This will take place as part of the ninth amendment to the GWB which is currently at the drafting stage and should be implemented by 27 December 2016.
1.4 Are there specialist courts in your jurisdiction to which competition law cases are assigned?
There are no specific competition law courts in Germany. According to Section 87 GWB, the ordinary Regional Courts (Landgerichte) have exclusive jurisdiction over civil claims for breach of competition law.
However, the Regional Courts usually have specialised cartel divisions before which these cases are heard with judges specifically trained and experienced in competition law.
1.5 Who has standing to bring an action for breach of competition law and what are the available mechanisms for multiple claimants? For instance, is there a possibility of collective claims, class actions, actions by representative bodies or any other form of public interest litigation? If collective claims or class actions are permitted, are these permitted on an "opt-in" or "opt-out" basis?
Actions for breach of competition law (e.g., actions for injunction or follow-on damages claims) can be brought by any affected market participant according to Sections 33 and 33a GWB. This is in line with articles 3 and 12 of the EU Damages Directive and generally includes any natural or legal person affected by a breach of competition law, typically customers (both direct and indirect).
While German competition law does not recognise class actions, there are different means of collective redress available for claimants. According to Section 33 (4) GWB, certain registered trade associations and consumer protection organisations have a right to file group actions where a breach of competition law affects their members.
Also, German procedural law allows for a joinder of parties on both the claimant and defendant side (Streitgenossenschaft). A joinder of parties requires that the joint parties are entitled or obliged for the same factual and legal cause, e.g. various customers affected by a cartel arrangement versus various participants of a cartel. Although the litigation is consolidated, the joined parties remain legally independent (Section 61 of the German Code of Civil Procedure − "ZPO"). Thus, joinder of parties does not necessarily mean a single uniform decision in favour of or against the joined parties.
An increasing trend in German competition law litigation is the collective enforcement of claims by special purpose entities which aggregate and take assignment of cartel damage claims (see question 8.3).
1.6 What jurisdictional factors will determine whether a court is entitled to take on a competition law claim?
One relevant factor to determine the jurisdiction of a German court is the domicile or registered seat of the defendant. A German court has jurisdiction over competition law claims brought against one or more defendants domiciled in the relevant German court district.
Another important jurisdictional factor for competition law claims is the special jurisdiction of tort under Section 32 ZPO and Article 7 (2) of the recently revised Brussels Ia Regulation. Under these provisions, jurisdiction can lie with the courts at the place where the offender acted or where a legally protected interest has been impaired. Therefore, in the context of a cartel damages claim, a market participant affected by a cartel arrangement may bring an action before a German court if the cartel was concluded in Germany or if Germany is the place where its damage occurred, i.e. where the market participant affected by a cartel has its registered seat.
In addition, all EU-based defendants can be jointly sued for damages in any EU Member State where one of them is domiciled according to Article 8 (1) of the Brussels Ia Regulation.
1.7 Does your jurisdiction have a reputation for attracting claimants or, on the contrary, defendant applications to seize jurisdiction, and if so, why?
Germany is increasingly perceived as a claimant-friendly and popular venue for cartel damages claims. This development has its roots in the 2005 reform of the GWB, which introduced a set of rules that significantly improved the conditions for private enforcement in Germany. Under the revised GWB, claimants can draw on aspects such as the binding effect of decisions of the European Commission and the national competition authorities of EU Member States, the presumption of incurrence of damages and an extended period of statute of limitations, together with factors such as the comparatively short duration of proceedings and typically moderate costs. Consequently, the number of follow-on claims in Germany has increased substantially in recent years.
1.8 Is the judicial process adversarial or inquisitorial?
The German judicial process is in essence adversarial. As a general rule, the court may consider only the facts and assertions presented by the parties and may not look for evidentiary material on its own. For this purpose, Section 138 ZPO stipulates that the parties are to make their declarations as to the facts fully and completely and are obliged to tell the truth.
The general principle of an adversarial process is somewhat limited by the court's duty of clarification. Strictly based on the facts and assertions presented by the parties, the court shall ensure that the parties (i) make full declarations regarding all material facts, (ii) designate sources of evidence, and (iii) make the appropriate demands for relief.


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Saw this nice list of fitness professionals:
The article also has links to the professional's websites. Most of them have items for sale, but they also have tons of excellent, free content.
Saw this nice list of fitness professionals:
The article also has links to the professional's websites. Most of them have items for sale, but they also have tons of excellent, free content.
Packerjohn are you or have you been a strength coach?
No, not a strength coach. I've lifted for fitness since the mid 1970's and sort of got interested in the thoughts and theory out there. Have had a Muscle and Fitness subscription since 1980, Men's Health since it came out. Bought my first book related to lifting in the early 1980's (one of Dr Darden's Nautilus books) and try to read at least 1-2 resistance training books a year over the last 15 years or so, plus following a few of the people on the list I posted.
I've been an accountant for a major corporation for almost 34 years. I'm considering taking classes to be a personal trainer or physical therapy assistance for my "retirement" job.
I have also been interested in lifting since around 1977.
I have more Iron man and powerlifting USA and both Bob Hoffman's magazines than Weider's
I am trying to get more serious with my lifting this year.
One of my long term goals is to do a deadlift meet.
Deadlift meet would be pretty cool. My family oriented gym actually has 2-3 powerlifting meets there a year. I'm so screwed up from sepsis and shoulder surgeries that anything like that would be a ways off.
My gym just added a good size "functional training area" and is a licensee for the Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning "Thrive" program. Looks pretty interesting, lots of mobility work, some agility stuff, suspension trainers sleds, etc. Heard somebody call it Crossfit without the stupid. It just started last week but I talked to a guy I know who's doing it and pretty athletic (former D1 defensive back in his mid 40's) and he thinks it's legit.
Planning on trying it for a few months when I get the all clear after my rotator cuff work. At my age and some of the stuff I read on aging, good movement patterns, balance, etc along with strength are key factors in quality of life.


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On this we agree. This season's ratings have continually been lower than previous seasons, so I too am concerned that this might bode ill for another season (a real season, not this AS crap) of TAR. I wish the producers would go back and revisit and analyze the ratings season by season and see that the best ratings came from the seasons without gimmicks such as families and alleged all-stars, and get back to the basics of TAR that made it so popular and ratings-gold. I sincerely don't want this stupid TARAS to be the last blast of TAR :(Quote:
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Coconut-Pecan German Chocolate Pie Recipe
- 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 6 tablespoons cold lard
- 3 to 4 tablespoons ice water
- 4 ounces German sweet chocolate, chopped
- 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 4 large egg yolks
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2 large egg yolks
- 1 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans
- 1. In a small bowl, mix flour and salt; cut in lard until crumbly. Gradually add ice water, tossing with a fork until dough holds together when pressed. Shape into a disk; wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate 30 minutes or overnight.
- 2. Preheat oven to 400°. On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to a 1/8-in.-thick circle; transfer to a 9-in. pie plate. Trim pastry to 1/2 in. beyond rim of plate; flute edge. Line unpricked pastry with a double thickness of foil. Fill with pie weights, dried beans or uncooked rice.
- 3. Bake 11-13 minutes or until bottom is lightly browned. Remove foil and weights; bake 6-8 minutes longer or until light brown. Cool on a wire rack. Reduce oven setting to 350°.
- 4. In a microwave, melt chocolates in a large bowl; stir until smooth. Cool slightly. Whisk in milk, egg yolks and vanilla; stir in pecans. Pour into crust. Bake 16-19 minutes or until set. Cool 1 hour on a wire rack.
- 5. Meanwhile, in a small heavy saucepan, combine brown sugar, cream and butter. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring to dissolve sugar. Remove from heat.
- 6. In a small bowl, whisk a small amount of hot mixture into egg yolks; return all to pan, whisking constantly. Cook 2-3 minutes or until mixture thickens and a thermometer reads 160°, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Stir in coconut and vanilla; cool 10 minutes.
- 7. Pour over filling; sprinkle with pecans. Refrigerate 4 hours or until cold. Yield: 8 servings.
Recipe Note
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Nutritional Facts
1 piece: 801 calories, 54g fat (24g saturated fat), 215mg cholesterol, 227mg sodium, 75g carbohydrate (53g sugars, 5g fiber), 12g protein.
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"This was a very rich and delicious recipe! I made it for my mom for Mother's Day and it was a hit! Accidentally used 2 yolks in the chocolate mixture instead of 4 (I read the recipe wrong) but it still turned out very well. I think the only thing I would do differently is pan roast the pecans in a tiny bit of butter and season with some salt to make the pecan flavor pop!"
"I knew I would love this when I read the reviews of people who didn't like it because the chocolate filling was too dense and like fudge in a crust. That is my kind of pie. I can't stand pie that is too light and fluffy with no flavor but cream. I need pie and cake that takes a forklift to get it off the plate. This is it. It only makes 6 reasonable pieces so the calorie count is about 1000 calories a slice. I used a chocolate graham cracker crust which I think would be better than the one in the recipe. Where do you even find "lard"? Seriously? Anyway, great pie!"
"Warning this pie makes 6, no less. servings. It's meant to be cut in the traditional 6 slice serving not the new smaller 8 slice size servings that seems to be called for. You'll want this pie at every function or dinner at home. It's that good. Top with sweetened heavy cream whipped til stiff. It lost 1 star due to the serving size called for."
"This pie was a tradition for my family. I was married in 1971 and learned to make it back then. The recipe was always on the inside of the Baker's German chocolate bar. Years ago I misplaced my copy and found it no longer printed on the label. So thank you for publishing it once again. I will be making it soon. I know how rich it is and I love it!"
"I was looking for a special holiday pie and decided to try this. The chocolate was for to dense for me. It was like fudge in a crust. It lacked creaminess and it was so overpowering you couldn't taste the coconut topping. The recipe is quite complicated and not for beginners, but it was clear and we'll edited."
"Super rich & fudgy, which I expected, and super delicious! I can't comment on the crust recipe, because I always use pre-made crusts, sorry, BUT the filling was amazing. For those reviewers complaining about it being too rich, too fattening, etc simply make a different pie! :O) This one is for those times you want an amazingly rich dessert packed into a little slice! Everyone who tried it at our Thanksgiving meal this year was impressed."
"Amazing - but very tiny slices is all you need for that chocolate & sweet rush!!"
"Adding this awesome recipe to my pie list for Thanksgiving. Delicious! It was a huge hit at girl's night. (I DID leave out the coconut flakes though, because I hate coconut, BUT it still tasted delicious.) This is one dessert I don't think I'll ever regret making."
"Haven't tried it yet, but Hooray!! for lard. At least it's not manufactured, and it makes the best crusts, cookies, and even buttercream icing!"
"Super dense, fudge candy like filling. Waaay too many calories and fat for the enjoyment value. Highly overrated. Basically, super unhealthy and expensive to make."
"Way too much sodium in this pie. Your blood pressure would skyrocket in just one slice.The recommended intake of sodium is 1500 mg. No thanks, I'll pass on this recipe"
"Can someone please figure out how to make this without the 54 grams of fat and 215 mg of cholesterol (not to mention the 800 calories per slice)?! I am not a grinch about fat and sugar--I use it all the time, but this recipe is almost unbelievably bad for your health. It is an invitation to heart failure or stroke, or both!"
"Oh my goodness! I made this pie for my husband's birthday. He ALWAYS requests a German chocolate cake but after trying this pie, it's his new birthday dessert. I made it a second time a week later and now the family is asking me to make it again. I liked it better with sweetened coconut that was NOT toasted. The other time I used organic flake coconut and toasted as written. I used a graham cracker crust and next time I'll try a chocolate graham cracker crust. I'm sure it's delicious with a pastry crust, as written."
"I haven't made a pie in 20 yrs and when I got this request from the men in my family, I almost paniced. It was actually very easy to follow. I read the reviews and divided the filling into two pies and doubled the topping. It is delicious. Still wouldn't cut it into any less that 16 peices, but it just means it will last more than 3 hours with my men."
"Absolutely amazing! I knew when I saw lard in the crust this was a worthy recipe. The only tweaking I did was add a bit of salt to the filling and topping, a bit of sugar in the crust and extra coconut in the topping. Brilliant pie and one that I will be making again! :)"
"This pie is so good you won't care how many calories it has... so don't look."
"I love chocolate, and my boyfriend's favorite cake is German chocolate. I made this as a treat for him, and followed the recipe exactly as written. My boyfriend took a couple of bites and said "no thanks!" I didn't ever think I would say these words, but -- this pie is way too chocolately! It is more like a fudge pie than German chocolate pie -- way too dense. The topping was nice, but a bit too sweet. Next time I will try one of the other recipes from Taste of Home that profess to be German chocolate pie, and tweak it a bit."
"This pie looked great! The filling and the icing look and taste fantastic! The crust, I would never make! I don't use lard in any form. I thought that went out years ago. Just a regular pie crust with vegetable shorting would work perfectly. I use a butter and Crisco combination. Overall it is wonderful! ( just change the crust )"
"I am only giving it 4 stars because I don't care for the crust recipe. I didn't notice it had no sugar so its not a sweet crust at all. The pie itself is amazing. Rich, chocolate, pecan, coconut goodness. I can understand why the crust is bland but still.... has no flavor. For people who want to lighten this recipe up or think its too rich, don't make it. ( : It is rich so take smaller pieces and have with something hot to drink. Its wonderful. It did take some work and time. So give yourself an hour to make. Enjoy!!"
"Sounds good but way to much fat, calories and cholesterol. Needs lightened up."
"a hit with my kids at Christmas. really rich..awesome treat!"
"Yumm... I shall make this. I've been to a TOH vooking class in Hermiston OR. It was so much fun & I even won a door prize. The instructor was personable, warm & entertaining!! Worth every penny! Thanks so much. I will go again. Any chance to be sent a new cookbook/tickets... for this "senior ole lady?" (Patty A. Simms, POB 692, Boardman, OR 97818) Thx, Ms. Patty ?"
"I made this pie for Thanksgiving, it was a huge hit!"
"I cook for my entire household of over 50 year old people. Though I am not a diabetic, my 79 year-old mother in-law is , so my question is: Can I substitute the sweetened condensed milk, all-purpose flour and heavy whipping cream with another without totally sacrificing the taste and flavor of the pie? Would appreciate feedback."
"Fantastic. I did use my own gluten free crust recipe."
"If you love fudge.....this is for you!! My niece made for Thanksgiving and it was a nice addition to traditional pumpkin. It is very RICH but very good!!"
"I just made this pie for Thanksgiving and got worried after reading others reviews about it being too sweet, etc. It was AMAZING! I followed the recipe to the "t" including the homemade crust. There are many more steps then I was used to but it turned out perfect. My family said it tasted like it came from a restaurant. We were eating it at breakfast the next morning with coffee lol. The only thing some of the family added was whipped cream while eating.It was not too sweet. I wonder if some reviewers had not used the right chocolates. Highly recommend this pie. It is a special occasion desert and was great at room temp and cold.! You will not be disappointed."
"The pie is really delicious! However, I agree that you must serve in very small slices. It is soooo rich that you seriously can't eat much of it. Makes it serve more people though! yay"
"This is amazing! I recommend serving in small slices because it is so rich. My mother wanted me to make this for Thanksgiving and it was a hit."
"Turned out fantastic. People were raving over it."
"This is a keeper! I made two of these last night. It is fantastic! It is very dense and rich. Serving in small slices is best. I would let it sit out for a couple of hours from the refrigerator before serving because of the density, but either way is very good! I am not sure why a couple of others had it turn out bitter. The only things I can think how that could happen is, either the chocolate was burnt (which is easy to do), did not use the right chocolate or did not use the right proportions of unsweetened chocolate."
"Are you using the sweetened condensed milk and not evaporated or regular milk? That was my only guess as to why it was runny. I made this tonight and the chocolate filling was pretty thick when I poured it in. "
"I made this pie and it looks just like the photo. Hopefully, when it's cut at our Thanksgiving meal, it will taste as good as it looks! I didn't have any problems with it setting. I had to give it 5 stars in order to post this comment even lthough I haven't tasted it yet! Well.....this pie is delicious :) rich and decadent!! My family loved it too. I'll be making it again for sure!!!"
"Made. Use Bakers unsweetened & sweet chocDefinitely it's good !!! Worth the trouble!!"
"I could not get this to set up. I checked and double checked and checked again the recipe and after I poured the chocolate, eggs yolks, milk etc. into the pie crust and baked it the pie was still runny. I put it back in the over for an additional 15 minutes and still runny. Anyone else had this problem?"
"Question. Can I substitute light cream for heavy cream for the topping?"
"I made the pie over the weekend and it was fantastic. The only thing I would do different, I would use 4 tablespoons of cold butter, and two tablespoons of lard, in the crust. I agree with BaileysMom1022, I am sure shakaye926, did not use the correct chocolates. I could not find Baker's German chocolate in my local stores, so I used Baker's semi-sweet and added four tablespoons of sugar. I also agree, serve the pie at room temperature."
"I'm wondering if shakaye926 used the right types of chocolate, in the correct amounts, because I made this recipe last night exactly as written- and it is deliciously decadent. Goes well with a glass of milk! It is a thick pie, as some have stated, but if you like it softer, just don't refrigerate it. If you're expecting this to taste like a german chocolate cake or a pecan pie- you will be disappointed. If you're expecting a new twist on old favorites- it's sure to please. I love it and will be making it a new tradition in our home over the holidays."
"the bitter chocolate completely overwhelms.. so bitter had my family asking if i left out sugar.. maybe use sweet or bittersweet choc with les german.. i followed recipe completely.. disappointing ."
"I plan to make this for Thanksgiving so I did a dry run over the weekend. This is a very rich, decadent dessert. I cut it into 16 slices (not 8) given how rich it was. This was a delicious treat, can't wait to make it for the holidays."
"are we sure the nutrition facts are correct 801 calories for 1 slice? etc."
"I opted to use 6oz semisweet chocolate. My family loved it. definitely adding it to Thanksgiving dessert table"
"Can't wait t ry this! May I freeze it"
"I think this recipe is the most decadent thing I have ever read. You know if it is named after the cake...nirvana!"
"I was asked to try this recipe by my husband, so I did. As I was making it, I knew something was not right. For one, German chocolate cake does not use unsweetened chocolate in the cake, it's straight up sweet. The frosting, topping or whatever doesn't have brown sugar in it at all. So I try a piece, the filling is extremely dense and dark tasting and completely overpowers the frosting, which doesn't taste like the normal frosting anyway. I've made German chocolate cake and chocolate pies from scratch for years and this recipe is going in the trash. I'm using my own to create a real German chocolate pie and not this poor excuse for a pie."
"Excellent for serious chocolate lovers!!!!"
"Amazing! Some of the reviews made me nervous that it would be hard or too sweet. It came out perfect! Like others I used a premade crust; less time and fat. Just make sure you take it out when it's set (a little jiggle is good), any more and I think that's where people got a more dense pie. The topping was amazing! I did add about 1/4 tsp corn starch because I had some trouble getting it to thicken. I will definitely keep this recipe. Wish I could add a picture!"
"I have a question about the cold lard. Can this be substituted?"
"Made this for Father's Day, as my husband loves coconut. I have to agree with sealmeat: the pie was very hard and dense, and (for me, at least) the chocolate filling overwhelmed the taste of the coconut topping. Combined with the long prep time, it is not a recipe I will make again. It was certainly not "silky and smooth". Since my husband said he thought it was good (although maybe he was just being polite), I gave it 3 stars."
"My family who is pretty picky loved this. I couldn't find German chocolate at any of my usual grocery stores. So I substituted semi-sweet baking chocolate instead. Nobody argued! I also didn't put any nuts INSIDE the chocolate batter, only on the top where no-nut-ers could remove them. I also didn't make the homemade crust - although I want to try it later. I just used the frozen kind. Still yummy!It was easy to make as well."
"Made this for Thanksgiving, and it looked so good, everyone wanted to try it. After one bite, however, it was abandoned and people moved on to the lemon merengue, pumpkin and apple. The pie is incredibly dense. The consistency is almost like cold caramel. It was like cutting through a brick to serve it. Eaters wanted a lighter dessert option after Thanksgiving dinner. Also, nauseatingly sweet, which is difficult to come by in my family. I gave this 2 stars instead of one because the coconut topping is the best from scratch recipe I've tried. I'll use this topping on other recipes and leave the pie for someone with a tougher stomach."
"A very fudgy pie! I used a refrigerated pre-made crust cause I'm not good with making pie crusts. A very decadent pie, rich without being overly sweet. Although the ending instruction said to 'refrigerate for 4 hours or until cold', I preferred to store the pie at room temperature because I thought it tasted better that way, and there weren't any ingredients that were temperature-sensitive."
"I will admit that I did not use the crust recipe, simply because I already had a crust ready from my usual recipe when I was making Thanksgiving pies.. So my stars rating is solely to be applied to the filling. I liked it so much that I made a recipe of this for my Christmas goodies WITHOUT a crust. I baked it in an 8X8, buttered, foil lined pan and am cutting it into 1" X 1" pieces to serve like fudge. I baked it 30 minutes at 350 degrees and then cooled it and made the topping. I did not put pecans in the chocolate part, but I did add about 3/4 cup chopped pecans to the coconut topping. I agree that it makes a very rich pie, so, for me, eating it like fudge works. My family enjoys it this way as well. Thank you for a wonderful recipe!"
"Oh My! Oh My! was what I heard from everyone that ate a piece. It is sinfully delicious!!! At Thanksgiving we had 5 other types of pies and this was by far the favorite!! Field Editor since July, 2013"
"I made this for Thanksgiving and it was a BIG hit! I'm not a baker, but I followed the directions exactly and it came out perfect. Thanks for this one!"
"Made this for Thanksgiving this year. It was excellent. I am always looking for new pies to add to my FAVORITES LIST....and this one will now be on that list. It was not hard to make, just had several steps to it...and being a baker, I don't mind that if the pie is worth it! Got a lot of compliments on it. Thanks for the super recipe!"
"I hated like the dickens to rate this pie only two stars. I did it because I thought the pie was waaay too sweet. Even my sweet tooth son who loves things that are over the top too sweet said it was too sweet for him. Now, if you were to make these into truffles about 3/4 inch and dip them into chocolate for a candy, I can see that. Was the taste good? It was absolutely wonderful and all flavors melded and blended into a perfect concoction, but one that was just too sweet for us. One other note----the pie was definitely harder than most. There was baking, microwaving the chocolate, cooking on the stove, cooling and cooling and on and on. For a special occasion, OK. But -- the pie was not one I would serve to guests as it has been my observation that after a dinner party people do not want a cloyingly sweet ending. My guests usually want something a bit lighter. As I said at the beginning, I am sorry to give this pie 2 stars. The flavor gets 10, but then we couldn't take the richness of the pie. Cut into very small pieces as was mentioned by another reviewer."
"Loved, loved, loved this pie. I love my deserts super rich and tasty and this definitely fit the bill. I cut it into 16 slices which was certainly enough. I took it to a church pot luck and left with only one slice left, enough for a guilty midnight snack! I used my own crust recipe only because I already had the dough prepared. I will certainly make this again."
"I just made this pie and I cannot say enough about it. The filling is amazing! It is like a soft truffle. As for the pie crust I cheated and used a frozen one. My husband loved the pie also. I will be making it again for Thanksgiving. easy also."
"Saw this in my latest issue of TOH magazine and delighted to find all the ingredients in pantry. Made it for hubby who then told me I could do it again for Thanksgiving and then, so we wouldn't forget how delicious it is, we should have it again for Christmas and wouldn't it make a nice dessert for New Year's Day!! To say we liked it would be a gross understatement. Anna has been promoted to genius in my kitchen!! Awesomely delicious."
"Very rich - cut into small slices! I made this for "pie Night" at our church choir and it was a HUGE hit!!"
"Mmm sounds yummy to me, I never knew what to do with lard, I think I will try this pie and make a lard crust! Bah hum bug to thd tart who rated a recipe based on her... age...? Ignorance?"
"Do not normally review anything I have not tried, but......Anyone who really bakes knows lard makes the best pie crust..lard is a natural product compared to some of the other manufactured products. I will stay with my lard...in moderation as with everything."
"Lard is back 'in' because it contains no trans-fats.This recipe sound tasty and decadent!"
"If you don't like lard, you can always use your favorite pie crust recipe. :) I can't wait to try this recipe!"
"Lard makes extra flaky pie crusts. Everyone has the right to eat or not eat a recipe. There is no need to give the recipe a low rating just because you don't like an ingredient. That is petty."
"I have not seen lard in a recipe in years and years."


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